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THB SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
PRE-NUPTIAL SHOWER.
LE G IO N
M M I . lU iV
O C I E T Y
THURSDAY M \li< H t¡. 1011
11 he American novel In the pant
decade from 15130 to 1940.
Mrs. F. L. Grannis entertained
The Legion A u x ilia ry met Mon-
Tuesday evening was also guest
at her home S aturday evening, day evening in the arm ory. »Mans „ ig h t at the Research club each
M iss R o d n e y H o o d , R e p o r t e r
honoring Miss Jean K in g, w ho w ill were made fo r the a u x ilia ry mem- member brought a go. st to the
be m arried tom orrow
to John bers to visit the Roseburg veter- meeting.
T c 1e p ho n e 1 59
Londahl o f Portland. w ith a mis- ans hospital in A p ril and sponsor
O r. mid Mrs B r a n t o n w er •
When you can at Thrift Wise, the store that brought and
eellaneous shower.
Bouquets o f a b irthday p arty. The exact date guests of M r. and M rs K a rl Mill's
C O V E R E I» I» IS H D IN N E R .
niidntaimi cut rate prices for you at all times.
Japanese quince and d affod ils w ill lx« announced later. It
was ((t a g;{X) o'clock dinner
O ther
were a rtis tic a lly arranged about voted to have charge o f the dis- dinner guests wets«
A covered dish dinner w as held
Messrs, and
the rooms. A 7:30 dsaaert was tr ic t president and past presl- Mmes. Benton Schrenk and W. t
F rid ay evening in the Masonic
temple preceding reg ula r chapter
Friendship class o f the Presby-
and b r“ hF' Playixl w ith the dent s luncheon at the Legion and M a rtin and Misses Lola Howe and
m eeting fo r the Past M a tro n s and te n a n ch u rch w ill m e e t nt the
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K? .nK
K« ' 1 ^ U.X" ~ P convention in Eugene In Lena Zendron.
Past Patrons w ith tw enty-nine in home o f Mrs Sam H un te r at 7-30 i>n' , * ! °
*’■“ ’ * H ill. Many Ju ly. I he A u x ilia ry w ill sponsor
attendance T h irty -tw o past ma-
—
*> K " ’ s were presented the a three-act play plus five acts of
T I'E M O A Y BR ID G E « LEB.
irons and past patrons were pres-
The Cottage Grove H ealth
as- b r'dc- ‘ o b ’' by those present and vaudeville to be presented at the
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ent fo r the Eastern S ta r meeting, sociation w ill meet a t 3:00 p. nt. ' " ‘T i from those who were in- Jefferson gym on March 31st. A The Tucsilay Bridge club met
Corsages were presented to the in the public health offices.
vited but unable to attend. Guests child w elfare report was
given. fu r „ 1:00 o'clock luncheon at the
past matrons and past patrons re-
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present included M r s . George Commander and Mrs. A rt Olsen home o f Mm W 11 D augherty
TUESDAY
, a™ T " : . ? ’ '?.'
h“ V' ” K ™ ,u rn w ‘ M rs J.ih n F in n e ra n.
a fu nn er
oelved boutonnieres. The g roup
was entertained w ith a short play j Royal Neighbors w ill meet at J' F. Graham, Mrs. O. E. Wood- Sunday from a tw o m onth's visit member, was welcomed hack Into
follow ing the business m eeting e n -, 6:30 fo r a penny supper in the
, ,>i' ( J ’ Kent, Mrs, T. C. in Arizona. R egistration o f a ll the club. Mrs. C. II Kim e receiv-
title d "Too Much M atrim o ny." and Eaglea hall. Members and friends
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,ss Eleanor Teeters. A u x ilia ry members w ill be held. ,.d the prize fo r high score. The
directed by Mrs. Naomi Hoskins are invited.
Mrs. L ave rn e V u n lly n in g o f Eu- in connection w ith the national n,.x , m in tin g w ill lx* held at the
Preston. Those ta king part in the
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£ • * * ’ ‘' i , ISS y*a ry i ane S m ith, Miss defense program , on March ISth. home o f M rs. W. L. W orkm an in
play were A lb ert Woodard, M rs
LaComus club w ill meet at the '
t lenn, Mrs. W. H. Duugh- The place o f re g istra tio n w ill be tw o weeks.
Maxine W ard. Mrs. Ida W illiam s. I» « w o f Mrs. F. W. B lickle fo r a *'r ,y - M rs- Guy Earl. Mrs. Earl announced later. Follow ing
the
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Mm. N e ttie Gawley. a n d Louis 1:30 dessert.
H ill. M rs- John Schafer. Mrs. m eeting the group went to the
< EI.EIIK VTES H’i n.l BIRTHDAY
W i l l i 25c I ’tix le o r Powder Tree
Caldwell. One guest, Mrs. M ar-
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Schofield S tew art, Mrs. H erbert D augherty home on a to u r o f in-
garet Galloway Dresser o f Eu-
W EDN ESD AY
U’ Lom bard. Mrs. C arl K ing and spcctlon.
Mrs II M. Tapp celebrnlcd her
gene, was present. Refreshments
On M arch 12th the London 4-H ,be
°* honor. Miss King.
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82nd b irtlu ia y F ebruary 23rd w ith
were served by Mrs. A. W. H e lli- M others’ club w ill meet at the
•MISSIONAKI ItOAKI»
, a din ne r fo r five. The honoree
well, M rs. F ra n k
W hite.
Mrs. home o f Mrs. Glen Banton at 1:01»
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was the recipient o f several lovely
M EETS HEHE.
Charles Roner, Mrs. E. A. Hend- P- m - V isitors are welcome.
g ifts Mrs. Tapp Is w ell known to
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The Sunshine C ircle o f Lad es
ricks, M rs. Kenneth M ickey and
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The executive h o a r d o f the the old tim ers, having lived in this
Mrs Don Alien The next m eeting
Presbyterian Ladies A id w i l l 1 tx>un . ,o i *he C hristian church
of the chapter w ill be March 14
in the church parlors at 2:30
w " b M ra Su' " “
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a" ,s
Mfewtotwry so- section fo r the past fo rty -fiv e
years.
p. m. O fficers w ill be hostesses.
,t e n ,?y af,ernoon A covered dish >••*'«> o f the Umpqua association
CLUB snares» AGAIN
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luncheon was served w ith tw elve ,ne‘ at
home of M rs. W. C.
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Ice cream in a ll popular flavors
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THURSDAY
(members present. The tim e was M a rtin yesterday
m
orning
at
R. H a rrin g to n of
Ison's.
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27-tfc H l i s t B t SOU S jt'(> l‘l,t ‘H ltl. ( I I I s I b f s o l l 's !(•(• ('1't‘l l l l l .
spent
in
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The
C
ircle
w
ill
10:30.
Mrs.
E.
The T illic u m club, which was o r-
The E lite Rridee clnh w ill m eet
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ganized many years ago as a 500 todav March 6th at the home i f meet at ,he home o f Mrs. Raker • arshfield,
president.
presided
club and which has been inactive M rs ^ v ^ v e ;N ellon
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* h i d i continued
fo r several years except when one
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The Pauline group m et at the u n til 1^.30. O th e r board members
of the members marries, met last
The B irth da y club w ill meet to- church fo r a covered dish lunch- present were Mmes. Geo. Caskey
Ùi. toJo4f!
f 9 4 1 (jen& ial £U cbù c Ity'uye.-iai&U
Thursday evening at the home o f dav. M arch 6th at the home of <'° n
sixteen present. M rs, B ill a,’ d A . L. W ickham o f Roseburg,
M r. and M rs. L u rin g M cLaughlin Mm. Georoe H aw ley
W atson led devotionaLs and Mrs. » A. M in te r o f Coquille, W ilfre d
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r and
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Auums was
was in
in charge
charge of
ot the
the -Cooke
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»i r.ugene, W
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ano
as a surprise to them. M
K ware
ate Adams
of_Eugene,
Gage and
ed recent-
The Royal club w ill meet at the ' ,n ’«ram M m . A lb e rt H u ll sang a Edward T a y lo r o f M arshfield Mrs
Mrs. M cLaughlin were wed
in A p ril M a rtin s e r v e d u 1:00 o'clock
ly. She was fo rm e rly Mrs. s. Fay A l- home of Mrs. Inez H ovt fo r a 7:30 sol° T hc groUp wlU
included dessert
dessert on
on March
March 13th
it»h w
t, Mrw. w ith Mrs.
to the group.
lison. Members present included
w o ith
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, ra n k Hoard.
, luncheon
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M r. and Mrs. J. P. Graham. M r. Mabel Powell and Edna Burleson L The W orke» C ircle m et at the
In the afternoon the lud.es were
and Mrs. W illia m Thum , M r. and
assistant hostesses. ¡home o f M rs. M a rvin H arpole ' ¡ s,,ors at , I'e B a ptist H o m a n s
Mrs. Ed H oyt, M r. and Mrs. G. W.
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w ith th irte e n present. Mrs. Arn.I M issionary society which m et at
MoQueen. M r. and Mrs. A. W.
FRIDAY
Thies gave the Bible reading fol- *he home o f M is. Glennie Frost.
DO YOU W ANT MOST OF
Swanson. Miss Eunice VanDen- The Rebekah lodce w ill hold „ ' lo" 'ed
by a short Prayer by the Each spoke b rie fly on her phase of
burg. M rs. M ary VanDenburg.
business m eeting a t the I O O F Circle‘ A sh° r t bualneM discussion ‘ he w ork. Miss Lena Zendron led
ALL IN A REFRIGERATOR?
Mrs. M innie W illits and W arren hall.
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’ ’ ’ ‘ i * “ he,d- Mre Ray V incent w ill '2,e devotionals and Mmes Id a
Traveen, John M cC all and E rw in
M cFarland. The evening was spent ---------------------------- — -------------------- e nte rtain the group in A p ril.
D t f t n J M , P r r li i r n ju n Jay afirr day ia
Hansen g|ioke on the subject of
w ith music, cards and social con- N E IG H B O R S O F W O O D CR AFT.
what make* a refrigerator thrifty and con-
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vernation. The guests o f honor
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venient and you get it in ■ G E! lour
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A
social
hour
followed
the
meet-
were presented a lovely g ift by the
The Neighbors o f
(¡p tr O m f Cou meant ta vi ng, month after
group. Refreshments were brought m et Tuesday evening This was T h 't *Rh
of ' ,u' *n® and delicious refreshments
month and you get it in a G-E! lo u g
L , .iL
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.u l n ® was Theta Rho G irls Monday evening were served to tw e nty-six metn-
y
elect I n i d / t ii n ° L » I h<?h ° ir f C7 S P’anS
matK? f° r “ ban<|Uet to bers and guests. Mrs. Ora B ird of
L tfr n in n i a fatting m trttnieni and you
M O TH E R S ’ C L IB
t-
e d fo r lx’ held y,:,v 5,h *n honor o f the Roseburg, d aughter o f - M n O li
get it in a G-E! O f courte you alto get
MOTHERS CLVB.
L o u ,^ E Boehm and M arguerite m others fo r y1(lthl.r s (lay an(1 also Pl(.k„ ns
p r,.^ ,b.n t.
W hy N ot Save?
Social Calendar
75c Mead’s Cod Liver Oil, 8 oz.
69c
60c Dr. Jaynes Vermifuge
49c
50c Woodbury Cold Cream, 10c Hand
Lotion Free
39c
$1.00 Jergen Lotion, 50c Jergen
Cream Free
79c
20c M. D. Sanitary Napkins
15c
50c Pepsodent 50 Tuff Tooth Brushes 50c
Lowest Cut Rate Prices on All Tobaccos
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The M others’ club met Tuesday
afternoon in Petersens h a ll w ith
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nine members present. A potluck
dinner was served a t the noon
hour. A com fort was tied to be
presented to the M o th e r’s Boys at
c ° f ‘ hC b,rthda> anniversary o f the
resignation. A juvenile organization, w hich is M ay 4th.
colnnl*.t t ‘* " a s appotnted to meet Committees were appointed to
consisting o f
Hazel Chapman, complete the plans. The new by-
Adelia H atch
Eleanor W olfard, laws were read and voted accept-
p earl Rre«sier P n n r v i
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Anna Schoen.’ N om inations
abU?' T h * C Ub W* h° ld *n i, ia t'on
were . .
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a -
were a t th e ir next reg ula r m eeting on
Salem and o th e r w o rk was done, jj e i j for d is tric t
lives
M«rch
17th
Th,.
m
ri«
I t was reported th a t aixteen gar- fo r the d is tric t c o n ^ B ^ n " ’^ fo b
' mh
ments one overcoat and fo ur pairs
o f shoes had been given out d u r-
ing the m onth o f February The
next m eeting o f the club w ill be
on Tuesday, A p n l ls t.
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HOBBV CLUB
Mrs. Bob
entertained
the Hobby club at her home F ri-
day evening. A short business
m eefinc tc as held w ith the Dresi-
dent M rs C fierrv in charge Plans
digs. The rem ainder o f the even
ing was spent W ith the various
hobbies. t Delicious refreshm ents
were served by the hostess a t the
cluh w ill he e n te rta in e d
close. The ne o f ^ S t B,H Snel on
a t the home
ne of Mrs. B iff s>n
on
Friday, March 28th.
BID A N D BYE C L IB .
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The Bid and Bye D inner club
was entertained F rid a y evening at
the home o f M r. and Mrs. E a rl
Ballew. H igh prizes were awarded
to \fr e . W a lte r S m ith and J. B.
Leonard Mrs. Russell E. S m ith re-
celved the prize f o r low. M r. and
M rs. J, B. Leonard w ill ente rtain
the ^ lu b a t th e ir home in tw o
r,.,)lace a
Graham. Adelia Hatch ¿
r X X d ? he mJ,
Deal S i in s tro c tw w ^ '
lows;
and Haze, chapman. Plans w en ’
made fo r installatio n services to
hejd on A p rii ls t The refresh-
ment com m ittee chairm en fo r this
m eeting are Ju lia B artels and
Eleanor W olfard. The Eugene and
c? rc1« wiH .
guests,
P£
me<?» ng
w L «
n
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f D ra in Was a Vls,tor Re'
frvshm cnts were served a t the
Ciose by Vera OL- n ^ d Sylvia
r-
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A L T A R SO CIETY.
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th ^ e v e n m v
t u n ing.
a
M i£
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l»R. BRANTON A D D R E S S E S
RESEARCH CLI B.
ChUn*
Was a Rue* ‘
Re«*»rat> club
Tuesday earning and ad5rexxc«l
the club members on th e trend o f
^
> a k ' ‘ r
h” n '
at
t M it f S X
$
186-41..now only
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Brisbane Electric
O .L . II . < L I B.
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M rs. J. P. Graham entertained
the O .L.H . club a t her home Tues-
\ V *
bndge' Th<* S t Pa‘ "
r,ck 8 m o tif was used throughout
the house in decorations. Guests
were Mre. C. F. Hoskins. Mre.
Naom i Preston, Miss Lula C urrin.
Mre. M abel M errim an, M rs. G. B.
P itcher. Mre. Nelson Durham.
M rs. C a rl K ing, and Mrs. S. L.
, T h ‘> A H a r society o f the C athol- Godard. M rs. M errim an held score
1° ChUFCh m et Monday at the fo r the «uesLs and M rs- T . C.
hom<? o f M fs Aaron r>,mm(,r w jth WheeJer he|d hjgh fo r ,he d u b
Mrs. Leo W aldock as assistant
hostess. A dessert was served. A t
tbe business m eeting a rep ort w ts
g iv1
en ° n the benefit card p a rty
a? tbe treasurers rep ort given.
ans were made to f i l l a hope
Y ’est to be given away in the fa ll,
num ber o f articles was pledged,
' ew “ nens were ordered fo r the
church. The A p ril m eeting w ill be
at tbe borne of Mre. Irv in g Palm-
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the i n r and the feature« you want in •
G-E and now at lowest price, in history.
guest a t the afternoon meeting,
—
I^r- J- R- Branton. religious edu-
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?<
cat
rsity
o i onal d irector
ond p“ o f to the
r o i U nive Bap-
AiflV
Go/'/tq oyer¿ / ç
with buyers of low-priced cars
Mre. Preston was low. Mre. George
Jacobsen w ill be hostess to the
club a t her home in tw o weeks.
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W . B. C . < L U B .
The W. B. C. club m et Wednes-
day at the home o f Mae Tennis
fo r a 1:30 dessert follow ed by
bridge. H igh score was won by
Anna Gates and low score w ent to
Grace Jenkins.
Fern
Anderson
was a guest.
I)
E L IT E B R ID G E C L U B .
The E lite Bridge c l u b held a
meeting ro ro n tly at the home of
Mrs. Freu Hammond. A dessert
was served a t 1:30 followed by
bridge. Mre. F rank Thompson
held high gcore. The club w ill
meet today at the home o f Mrs.
Genevieve Nelson.
G A R D E N IA
To Step Out Well Pressed Is
To Step Out Well Dressed...
CLUB.
Mrs. Kenneth O ttfng e r enter
tained the Gardenia club a t her
home F rid a y afternoon. D ainty
refreshm ents were served by the
hostess a t the close o f a social
afternoon. M rs. Low ell Tedford
w ill be hostess to the club a t her
home in tw o weeks.
> CLOTHES M A K E THE
MAN anti also the woman—
so i t ’s important to keep up
appearances in well-cleaned,
well-presse<l apparel.
Re
member f i r s t impressions
are influenced by the neat
ness and cleanliness of your
clothes.
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