The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, January 30, 1941, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR M iss Rodney Hood, Reporter ÍHEKK YSM ITH Funeral for Mrs. Mary Monteith Is Held Saturday Afternoon Tliev Must Be Mad Hatters SO C IE T Y Telephone J 5 9 Social Calendar Miss M arjorie E t h e l Cherry, daughter of Mrs. Bertha Cherry, THURSDAY became the bride of Duane Guy Cooley H ill club w ill meet Feb Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy ruars- 6th at the home of Mrs. Smith at_ 12:15 p. m. Saturday. January 25th. The ceremony was ♦— performed in the Methodist church FRIDAY parsonage at Eugene by the Gardenia club w ill meet at the Methodist minister, Dr. B. Earle Parker. The bride wore a street home of Mrs. Read Hemenway. dress of fawn trimmed in beige —♦ — w ith a corsag»* of gardenias and 1-ondon P I A. at the Ixtndon rosebuds Her accessories were school house. 8:1)0 p. m. Ladiea brow’n. The couple were attended bring baskets for basket social, by M r. and Mrs. Burle Vance, following business meeting. Pro- ■Mrs. Smith is a graduate of the gram. I’ublie invited. Cottage Grove high school. 1m- " * mediately following the wedding MONDAY the couple left on a short trip to The A lta r Society w ill meet at Newport and back down the the home of Mrs. W illiam Bartels coast to Florence. Mr. and Mrs. at 1:30. Mrs. Francis McLaughlin Smith are making their home in w ill be assistant hostess. Cottage Grove. —♦ —♦ — American Legion A uxiliary at VINSON-FRANTZ NUPTIALS the armory. 7:30 p. m. Members - i . .. bring pies for social meeting w ith Mrs. F. C. Straussen h a s re- legionnaires, following business _______ _ bonnets , propeller-top hats , . . style notes In H illo o n ______ barrase ceived word of the marriage of meeting. Patriotic program. Naval ehappeau for mad h atter coeds at Oregon State College. These coeds her niece, Mary Vinson, to Lieu- P rint Plate w ill be awarded win- are "tops" in national defense, but if they aren’t careful their hats tenant Henry Donald Frantz of rin g pie number, are likely to “take off " t l ' P - l nhersal News). the United States Arm y A ir Corps —♦ — on Saturday. December 28th, at Past Matrons w ill meet w ith EA STER N STAK Santa Monica, California. A fte r Mrs. Vinal Randall for a 1:30 des- the wedding reception, the couple sert. Preceding the regular Eastern left fo r Miami. Florida, to make TUESDAY Star meting Friday evening the tfceir home. Lt. Frantz, .who is q l h . cjub w ill meet at the officers held a banquet In honor Contract bridge is a cinch, ac- stationed here, w ill fly for the home of Mrs. Guy Earl for a 1:30 of Mrs. Fay Ambrose of Portland, w orthy "grand "associate' matron^ to Sam Gordon. The K.h- Pan-American Airways to South dessert who paid her official visit to the itze,r ' w'ho .Ls ,herv ,fo r « of America, Mrs. Frantz, who was r contract bridge lesson - lectures born and reared here, is well Tuesday Bridge club * iU meet chapter at that Hme^Other guests Ja ^ F e b r u a r y 1. in Masonic known to many local people. at the home of Mrs. O. E. Wood- at the banquet includes! Mrs. lim a sponsored b (he Rainbow son at 1:00 oclock. Thum. grand committee commwee woman. woman, r Girls - ir i. Mrs. Anna Graham, grand repre- ’ “„ e snys the only aim of two BRIDAL SHOWER. _______ sentative, Mrs. Lois Chambers, partners in a bridge game is to W EDNESDAY Mrs. Burle Vance .and Mrs. B ill The Service Guild of the Metho- a" d Mrs Alice Bar ber' M rs' ‘ f ' l each other how many tricks Snell entertained in honor of Mrs. dust church w ill meet for a 1:30 Ha he Huntington, w orthy grand they ex,iect to take; and what is Duane Sm ith.’ a recent bride, at . . . . . matron of Evangeline chapter, their best trum p suit, if any: and the home of the mother-in-law of d^ T i . J Eugene, and Ralph Filsinger, pa- that's all. And to give that infor- the Ig-ide. Mrs. Guy Smith. Tues- Bedford w ith Mrs. Elsie M e tron of the Evangeline chapter m®t*on, a player need not be a day evening. Many lovely gifts Clarnan assisting as hostess, were guests at the chapter meet- a sta,*sticiah and a w ill ing. Mrs. Ambrose is a member of C‘ AH °hc nUds is to learn the few were presented the guest o f honor Bridge Is A Cinch Says Sam Gordon » ♦ b r .e n THURSDAY JANUARY 30, 19IÎ THE SBNTINKI,, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON o rx zl c n v n ro l r r ifto V 6161^1118 O l IO r C lg T l U S HS W ill ~ . I 1 Z * 11 ,,V N C V U S IS IU IV U m I M t’ It ’W CONTRACT BRIDOE I.E8B0N8 by SAM GORDON - THE KIBITZER The Horse Sense Method A "N atural" for men I he easiest anil quickeat way Io learn bridge BIDDING AND PLAY. Taught in a simple and entertaining manner that appeals to BEGINNERS AND ADVANCED PLAYERS THREE DAYS. Afternoons, 2 p. m . Nights 8 p. in WOO THURSDAY, FRIDAY, MATURDAY, JAN. SO-SI, U H. I MpoMared by KAIM toW GIRLM Held In MAMONIU HALL, Cottage drove, Ore. OPEN TO TIIE PUBLIC — TK'KKTH NOW ON MALE Last Saturday afternoon, funer al services were held for Mrs. Mary Queen Monteith from the Mills Chapel, conducted by the Rev. E. F. McFarland. Mrs. Monteith. a woman of most pleasing personality and sweet | gracious Christian life, passed lawny at her home on N orth Lane street January 22nd, having spent Esmoua tor Myrtle Wood some 33 years in this community, Coquille. In the »tote of Oregon, where she hud made a large num Is famous for us many srtlcleY mida ber of friends. Not being strong The Social Neighlsii’s dub mel for tin* lust several years ahe was nt the home of Mrs, Lee Nixon, of myrtle wood. not able to be often away from Wednesday. Visitors present were: Iter home. Mrs. Ilurold W olfard and daugh Mrs. Monteith was born April ter Mary Lou of Cotage Grove. | 16, 1871 near Waynesville North Mrs. A. Clark, who is moving to j Carolina. She moved w ith her Canada, was honored w ith a bund- I fam ily to this vicinity in 15KIK from kerchief shower at (his lime. The Wc now have the ncwcat ¡Sylva, North Carolina. Her first next meeting w ill be held Febru i husband. James Ix v Queen, passed ary 5 nt the home of Mrs. Ernest styles i l l away September 21. 15)25. She was Sear*. married a second time to J. Let* S p rin g hrcsscH Mr. and Mis. Bob Raush and j Monteith August 20. 15)28. who sons of Eugene anti Mrs. Sum Very lieautiful in Ihe piut- survives her. She is also survived Francis of Salem, were Saturday by four daughters, Mrs. Nora guests ut the Oscar Jackson home. tel similes a m i prints. Hunter of Yreka, California, Mrs. Mr. uml Mrs. P. Snow visited Very cleverly trininusl in ; Elizabeth Hopper of Huntington. friends near Pleasant H ill Sunday. Oregon, Mrs. Anna Hopper of For hrahl uml lace. All prices Mr. and Mrs. Denton of Dexter est Grove. Oregon anti Mrs. Har visit«*»! Sunday at the John H ath riett Fox of Klamath Falls, Ore away home. up to gon; also a stepdaughter, Mrs., N. F. Corliss has been employed Frances Bowers of Everett. Wash- nt Roseburg the past wt-ck. ' ington and 23 grandchildren. i Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sears vis Mrs. Monteith was a member of ited Mrs. Sears' sister, Mrs. Mury Also new ami very pretty the Rebekah lodge, which took Kintzley of Dexter Sunday. l«irt in the services at the chapel Mrs. Lawrence Brown was hos A f t c r n o o i i I*’r o c k s , She was also a faithful member tess to the W illing Workers Circle of the Presbyterian church and of the Cottage Grove Christian in bright, cheerful colors. of the Mizpah class, being presen I church in an all day meeting as long as her health permitted Thursduy, January 23. Guests her to attend. A ll four of her prosent were: Mrs. P. Snow. Mrs daughters, four grandchildren and I)ave Hite and Mrs. Rudolf Han several other relatives were pres sen. ent ut the funeral services. \e w merchandise utmost Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Sears were Sunday dinner guests at the N. E. every »lay now. ATTEND MEETING. Compton home in Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. C»x*hran Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Hagen were of Coburg were Saturday evening We invite you to come in in Portlund over the we»-k end a t dinner gu»*sts at the Oscar Flaten and see our inerolinnili.se tending the throe day mid-wlnt«T home. symposium of the Oregon Assoc an«l prices. iation of Chiropractic Physicians. I Mrs. Charles Conner who has The Doctor attended a series of hen confined to her home for sev lectures and clinics held at West eral weeks by an injured f<jol is ern States college. The ladies of able to be about an crutches, but the A uxiliary were entertained w ill not be able to use the foot Alice Breedlove for luncheon Saturday nt the new fo r some time. Phone 17 home of D r. and Mrs. H. R .1 Corona aduing machines for sale Dewey on Palatine H ill overlook at the Sentinel office. ing the city of Portland. The ape-| cial guest speaker was Mrs. Chas. W. Robison, president of the P ort land federation of women's clubs, w ith which the auxiliary is a ffi liated. The mornings were devoted to business sessions. Mrs. R. M. Pepper of Corvallis is state auxi liary president and Mrs. H. A. Hagen is state secretary. There was a banquet and dance at the Heathman hotel Saturday eve ning. Divide SPRIN G $8.95 $1.95 ; ? t , , , . , ® ' meet at the armory for a 6:30 pot- amellia chapter in Portland, haaic rules and signals used by were received from friends who ,U(?k dinner Regular business MrS- Mar>‘ Workman. w orthy ma- experts and other practical play- were unable to attend. Refresh- meeting u il) fo|iow the dinner ,ron- ,n »«trtxiucina Mrs. Ambrose ers, which is the Horse Sense ments were served by the host A ll veterans and their families in- Bav’t a b*;ief his,or>' the n?p,hod' the only requirements to esses. Guests present included: vitpd mellia and presented her w ith a Play an acceptable bridge game. Mrs. John Kebelbeck, Mrs. John camellia corsage. Mrs. Huntington. His method of counting tricks Dugan. Mrs. Henry Rohde. Mrs. Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Thum were is ’ be natural way any player BIRTHDAY DINNER. _______ also presented corsages. In itia tio n ' \ cu'd ase lf hc wcre con$u v A rt Kulm, Mrs. Brownie Clasby, Mrs. Bob Cherry. Mrs. Harold A dinner was given Sunday fo r was held for Mr. and Mrs. H. E. D. mere|y totai up your acvs (tings Dolman. Mrs. Salem Magnusson Mrs w L Hubbell at her home in Brown and installation was held quwnSi and the tricks you' expect and daughters Wanda and Lar- honor of her birthday anniver- for Lloyd Barber, associate patron to trump. A ll other departments raine. Miss Florence Kebelbeck, sary a beautiful birthday cake of the local chapter w ith Vern of the game are treated in the Miss Norma Dugan. Mrs. Bertha was a feature of the dinner. Those W illiam s acting as installing o ffi- same vein of simplicity. Cherry, Mrs. Guy Smith, the guest present for the occasion were M r. cer. of honor, and the hostesses. and Henry Hubbell and two Several guests were present January 23rd at his home. The —♦ — children Dorothy and Myrna of from Creswell. Springfield, June- Hostess was Mrs. Bromley. Guests TUESDAY EVENING CLUB. Yoncalla. Mr. and Mrs. Ereel An- tion C ity and Eugene. Refresh- "e re Messrs. and Mines. Z. A. ------------ lauf, Mrs. Lenora Pybum, Ben ments were served in the dining Coop, Joe AVickoff, Glen Crabb»-. The Tuesday Evening club held and Harlow Hubbell. Miss Zella room w ith Mrs. IL W. Lombard as H. A. Starr. Daniel Bromley and its regular meeting at the city Gable and the guest of honor. chairman of the committee. Alfred Good. Birthday gifts were Hbrary. Mrs. Hortense Reed re- —♦ _ opened and an enjoyable evening BASKETRY GOES ON. viewed “ F ull Meridian," by Naomi SUNSHINE CIRCLE. BIRTHDAY PARTY. spent by all. Refreshments were Jacob. Mrs. Addie Job gave a 1 " _____ __ __ a beautifully decorated birthday short sketch of the life of L ily The Sunshine Circle of the Mrs. C. H. Kime entertained in cake and coffee. (Contributed.) | The basket weaving classi-s are s till lx* 1 ng conducted at the same Pons and her role in "Daughter Christian church women's coun- honor of her daughter Claudette lfxration in Ctxdey H ill vicinity. LA COMUS CLUB. ot the Regiment." The club voted pjj met at home of Mrs. Mar- on her fifth birthday anniversary Visitors are always welcome. The its approval of two bills to be pre- tha East ham yesterday for a cov- Friday afternoon. Several games r ------------ sented to the legislature. One is ered dish birthday dinner. Mrs. were played and many lovely gifts J"'1’ ,unus c‘lib met for a day Ls each Tuesday. All-day rne»*t- aa act amending the present blood Neva Shaw gave the scripture presented the small guest of hon- 1:30 Tuesday at the home ings. i.Contiibuted) testing law, the other a b ill fo r readinfi and Mrs. Addie Halgarth or. Refreshments were served at of C Wheeler Mra Nek D irs e l-E Irc trie Locomotive the detection and control o f ve- read the 1 ^ ^ . About twenty- the close of the party. The tabre son D urhim and Mrs. Sylvia Diesel-electric locomotive is used nereal diseases in prospective fjy ¡_ aI1 were present. The was centered w ith a bouquet of G r‘KKs were Ruests. At bridge. mothers. group w ill meet at the home of sweetpeas w ith yellow lighted Mrs. Griggs held high score for on the cug railway which ascenda Mrs Eastham next week. tapers on either side. Story books ,he KtJcsts and Mrs. A. w . Swan- Pikes Peak. Formerly steam en ENTERTAINS FRIENDS. and soap animals were presented 800 held high for the club. Mrs. gines were used. ----------- CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY the guests as f a v o r s . Invited B u,h Woodson w ill entertain the Ita lia n Theaters Mrs. Duane S m i t h , a recent gu»*sts were Dorothy Delp and d ub a’ her home in two weeks. Most Italian theaters are owned bride, entertained a g r o u p of Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Morris, resi- Jimmy Kim ball of Trent. Sandra — —' by organizations such as Fascist and friends at the home of her sister, dents fo r a number of years in Sue Carlson. Kay Leonard, Ann ROYAL NEIGHBORS. re lig io u s groups. Mrs. B ill Snell, last Friday eve- Cottage Grove, now spending the Swanson, Ramona Durham. V ir- ning. The time was spent socially w inter in San Jose, California, gima Hypes, Hypes, B B illy illy Veatch. Veatch, Jimmy Jimmy , T * " ’< ' ’ • p*°yal * Neighbor» ' , , met L * lues . , , and refreshments were served by w ith a daughter, Mrs. Floy Mor- Flatters rs and Clark Riggs. Mrs < * * n*«h‘ a t, ^ * * 7 h»« • R te,riírt I clp of Trent and Mrs. A. W. d‘T ut> Itev,s and M rs' L the hostess at the close of the ris, celebrated their 64th wedding Roy Delp w e r e also a ls o present » r e s e n t fo f o r r th evening. Those present were Mrs. anniversary Saturday. Mr. and Kime were the e G r o v e s o f E u « * n<i w , ‘ r ‘ ‘ Ku,>stli Bertha Lee and Maude Funk serv Myron Long, Mrs. Leston Dur- Mrs. M orris are both enjoying fx*casion. ed refreshments. Table decora ham, Mrs. Alpha Pitcher, Mrs. good health, and received the —♦ — tions were pussy willows and min- Burle Vance, Mrs. B ill Snell and good wishes of their many friends . ENTERTAIN AT DINNER. ature umbrellas. M yrtle Neet was the hostess, Mrs. Smith. and relatives in Oregon and Cali- _______ —♦ — fomia. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Arne en- presented a birthday gift. Bridge | JOKER CLUB. tertained at dinner last Thursday was thc evt.ning's entertainment. I A. V. H. CLUB. evening for a group of friends. Mrs. T. C- Wheeler entertain ------------ The evening was spent socially. ELITE BRIDGE CLUB. ed the Joker club at her home Mr. and Mrs. George Crosby en- Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Monday at a 7;30 dessert and eve- tertained the A. V. H. Dinner and Herbert Schmelling, Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Roy Sunderland entertain ning o f bridge. Mrs. Nelson Dur- Bridge club at th e ir home last Herman Petersen, M r s . A. L ed the Elite Bridge club at her | ham hold high score and Mrs. Thursday evening. Mrs. C lair Ho- Woodard, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Roh- F. W. Blickle held low. The club gate held high score for the worn- jeder, Frank Ward and Mr. and borne last Thursday. A dessert w ill Biipt IU tw & weeks w ith Mrs. en and Mrs. Ralph Hawley held Mrs. Ed Reisergaard. was served at 1:30. A t bridge,1 low. For the men, Richard Bush- BlfckJe. Mrs. Henry Williamson held high ell held high score and C lair Ho- SURPRISE PARTY. score. The next meeting o f the gate held low. M r. and Mrs. Rich BENEFIT BRIDGE. A surprise birthday party, hon- t-lub w ill be in two weeks at the ard Bushell w ill entertain the club oring Paul Bromley, was givpn home of Mrs. W alter Hunter. Anna Gates, Bertha Lee and at their home in two weeks. Smart Shop Christian Science Society of Cottage Grove Announces A FREE LECTURE ON CH RISTIA N SCIENCE By Gavin W. Allan, C. S. B. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Member of the Beard of Lectureship of The Mother Church The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boaton, M om . Union High School Auditorium T aylor Street Monday, Feb. 3, 8:00 P. M. The Public Is Cordially Invited To Attend ELECTRICITY^ , SERVICE ' 1 benefit bridge party fot* Royal 1 Neighbors Thursday evening the home of Mrs. Gates. Brii followed a 7:30 dessert. H score was held by Georgetta Ft c and low by Bertha McQueen. 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