The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 19, 1941, Page 4, Image 4

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TirniSD A V . .TT’YE 19. IMI
TTIE SENTINE!,. COTTAflK GROVE, OREflON
PAHE FOTTI
day afternoon the a u x ilia ry was
conducted on a tour of Cha»i* H a r­
dens by F rank ('haw*. This was
Miss M axine Nixon, daughter o f
A t the tw o-ball foursome Inst
followed by a tea at the home of
Mr. and Mrs Hugh B Nixon be- Thuraday evening. Miss Belle
Dr. and Mrs. J. I. Fischer at
rtim
e
the
bride
of
Roger
Braswell,
Burkholder
and
W
illia
m
Zunmer-
M is s R o d n e y H o o d . R e p o r t e r
which Mrs. II A. Hagen enter­
son o f Mrs. Bessie Braswell. and<|y won the prize w ith a net score
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T e 1e p h o n e 15 9
The spring bowling tourney tin- tained w ith piano solos. At
Miss M argaret Stoneburg, daugh- o f 38 Hi. A fte r play a pot luek
te r o f M r. and M rs H a rry Stone- lunch was enjoyed. Each Thursday derway at
the Cottage tin iv e Saturday m orning business sea-
.M .V R O E N -H A N K S .
burg. became the bride of Forrest w eather p erm ittin g, the tw o-ball bowling alley, has la>en eomplei- slim. the a uxilia ry held Ih c li legu-
Lemley. son of M r and Mrs. E. R foursome w ill la- conducted at
w ith the exception ol a ploy- lor election ol office» at which
The home of M r. and Mrs. S tan­
Lemley a t u double wedding c e re -! f» :U) p, m. w ith lunch following, o fl fo r 3rd place belwe«*n the Mi s. It. M 1‘r llc i' ol C orvallis was
MONDAY
ley Marden was the scene o f a
l*ost tlfflix - mid Texaco. O ut of 27 reelected president
anil Mrs.
mi'tiy at Carson C ity, Nevada, during the summer season.
p re tty home wedding Saturday-
The Joker club w ill meet at the Tuesday. June 10th. The double
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games played Q u a lity M arket led Hagen was elected M c rc ln ry . The
evening, Ju ly 14 a t 8:00 o'clock home o f Mrs. T C W heeler for ring ceremony w is performed by
the 10 teams w ith 21 won and 8 group voted to donate UN) pound*
HONORS VISITOR
when th e ir daughter Louise M arie a 7:30 dessert
the Rev. Harvey at 2:00 o’ckx'k
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lost. Rodman* was 2nd w ith 18 of powdered m ilk to "Bundles for
became the bride o f Roy C. Hanks
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in the afternoon in the Methodist
Mrs. B. R. Job entertained at a games won and 11 lost The stand- B rita in ."
o f M arshfield. The Rev. E llsw orth
1:00 o'clock luncheon at tier horn«* mg of the rem aining was us tr.l-
Saturday evening
the annual
TUESDAY
church.
T ilto n read the ceremony in the
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Miss Nixon w ore a beige suit W ednesday tor Mrs A S. Austin lows
L lumquet and dniwe was held for
The M ethodist church w ill hold
presence o f about th irty -fiv e rela­
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12 the doctors anil th e ir wives at the
pastel pink accessories and a of Aberdeen, Washington, who is Post Dl'flc«
a picnic in hone >r ot the Res H u t
tives and friends. The bride w on'
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12 ( isliurn hotel
Mrs, E llsw orth T ilto n I f weather co,'saE*’ ” • ganlenias. Miss Stone- v isitin g at the home of her daugh- Texaco
a flo o r length gown o f w hite ben-
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burg
Was
dressed
in
navy
blue
ter.
Mrs.
C.
S
Roberts.
M
is.
Jot»
Safeway
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conditions perm it it w ifi lie held
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galine ta ffe ta in semi-princess
ilk "
w ith
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TOWNNENI» t l . l l » HAH
til • eitv I) irk It nut it w ill Is s ' llt<
',l' w hite accessories and a w as assisted by Mrs. t Ivirles Ad- Gray Motors
style w ith a fin g e rtip length veil held in the church rile Service i cwnM‘ 8t‘ o i k’a nli'iiia s.
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J ams and daughter. Adeline, of Eu- Irish and Sw artz
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l ATIIKH'H H i t PROGRAM.
and carried a bouquet o f talism an G uild w ill be in c h a r« ' o f the
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801,1 w u P,es are graduate* o f gene. Decorations o f b ea utifu l Shell ( til
rosebuds and orchid and w hite tables and Mines U s h e Cone and
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On Monday night the ladles of
Grove high school. M r. bouquet* of garden flowers wen- C. G. High School
sweetpeas. H er going away suit Mrs. W. H. Bachelder w ill have 8rasweH a ,t‘‘n‘led one >oar at the placed about the house. The a fte r­ U. S. Engineers
19 the Townsend club gave a p ro ­
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was a pale gold color redingote
gram in keeping w ith "F a th er's
noon was spent w ith social con­
U nive rsity o f Oregon.
charge o f the program .
over green stripe sheer w ith beige
D ay" consisting of songs and
On the retu rn tr ip the tw o c o u -! versation.
A TTESI» CONVENTION.
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accessories. T h e corsage was
rending*. Visitors front the D rain
Royal Neighbors w ill nn'et at P,es visited at the Shasta dam and
C M t!» O E T H I N K S .
orchid and w hite sweetpeas. Prv- 8:00 p. m. in Eagles hall.
Dr. and Mrs. 11 A. Hugen were club assistisi. The club was asked
at M t. Lassen. They arrived here
ceeding the ceremony. Mrs. E lls­
in Eugene last week fo r the three to filrm.sh tin* program at eounty
Thursday evening.
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We appreciate very much tin* day session of the slate conven- tieuilipiariers on Saturday night
w o rth T ilto n sang " I Love You
M r. and Mi's. Braswell are ntiik-
W E D N E SD A Y
T ru ly .” w ith Mrs. W ilb u r Davis at
ing th e ir home in Cottage G ro ve ' assistance of a ll those who hcl|>ed tion of the Oregon Association of hut asked that the program 1«
The C hristian Fellowship G uild and M r. and M rs. Lemley are make the recent d is tric t conven- C hiropractic Physicians anil auxt- positioned u n til a later date Mrs
the piano. A t the reception which
followed Mrs. F rank T a y lo r serv­ o f the Presbyterian church w i l l 1 „la k in g th e ir home in Eugene tion a success. Especially do we ||Ury The convention was held at K I. Adams read a special bullc
appreciate the cooperation of the tb«* Osburn hotel.
ed the bride's cake and Mrs. R ich­ meet at 2:30 p. m. at the home where he is employed.
tin. Several members accepted the
business men and the Chumber of
ard Marden the wedding cake. o f M rs. George M atthews.
The doctors' program was d«‘- in v ita tio n to visit the D rain club
Mrs. Davis poured coffee and Mrs.
Commerce and the special window
to lectures and clinics. F ri- on Thursday evening.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
decorations of the
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Gene Pike served the punch. O ut
THURSDAY
o f .town guests were M r. and Mrs.
w ill
C hapter No. 4 O. E.
Mrs. Damon Scott entertained States Power t 0.
Neighbors of W oodcraft.
Roy Page o f Portland. M r.
and meet in the Masonic temple. A w ith a p a rty fo r her daughter
Horace Hatch. C lerk.
Mrs. R. Marden of D ulu th M inne-
m em orial service w ill be held.
- P a tric ia on he r tenth birthday an-
Mrs. Hazel Chapman,
sota, M r. and Mrs Gene Pike ant
niversary Monday afternoon. A t
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Guardian Neighbor.
S. H. Marden o f Spooner. W iscon­
A T T E N D ASSEM BLY.
picnic had been planned but be-
sin. M r. and M rs. John B lake of
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cause o f the rain the p arty was i
Coquille, M rs. H arrison Blake and
M rs Georg Bjorset. m other ad- held indoors. Games were played G REENING NOW 1GENT TOR
UNION OIL.
Mrs. P hil W illiam s o f Bandom M r. visor o f the Rainbow G irls, Mrs. and weiners roasted a t the fire-
n o i m . e W E im isu
TWO II M .I. EOI RHOME
O C I E T Y
Bowling Tourney
Ends; 3rd Place Tie
To Be Played Off
Social Calendar
THANK
YOU
I appredate very much
the patronage given me since
the opening of t h e new
Union Service Station at Oth
and Pacific highway, both
new and old customer*. I
especially appreciate t h e
manner in which my former
customers remembered me.
I will strive always to give
the highest type of servioe
possible.
Again I thank you.
Herb Adams
er ve eet me Go-sve/
and Mrs. F ra n k T aylo r o f Black
B utte, M r. and Mrs. E lgin Crane
and Raymond o f D elight Valley,
M r. and Mrs. Lon Hanks o f Eu-
gene. The couple le ft on a short
they
wedding trip , a fte r w hich 1,1 ?
w ill make th e ir home in Marsh
field.
c § Roberts, assistant. Mrs. lim a
Thum and the follow ing Rainbow
G jris aUendtxj the grand assem-
bjy hejd Pnday and Saturday at
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« orvallis:
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"â 1 Sara i j
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Lom bard. June B ird. V irg in ia Lee.
Joan King, Helen Roberts, Anna
M arie and Janet Peterson, Chloris
and A rie tta
Roberts, Carmen
SW EE N E Y-LO N G .
W hite. Orlena M a rtin , Faye N ix -
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on, S h irle y Hendricks, Janet Ry-
Announcement o f the m arriage nearson.
B e tty
Thompson and
o f Miss Thelm a Sweeney, daugh- M a rjo ry Earl. The m a jo rity de-
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t e r ROid al? ^ n e Uwel s ema°deEr ^ m -
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ly. The ceremony
Saturday. M ay 31st, at Payette.
Id iS °- u ,
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The bride is w ell knowm here,
having ta ug ht in the Cottage
Grove elem entary schook fo r the
past few years. She was fo n n e rly
a member of the Springfield jun-
io r high school fa culty as h isto ry
teacher.
M r. Long, fo rm e rly o f Idaho, is
a teacher at M y rtle Point. The
couple w ill spend the sum m er in
Eugene where M r. Long w ill a t-
tend the U nive rsity o f Oregon
summ er session.
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re
I,m a ™ Un1' WHS eH e r' br
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tage Grove assembly Saturday af-
tern
Mrs. Bjorset was named
the ^ m i t t e e fo r the grand
executive board ami M a rjo ry E arl
was named Grand H onorary d rill
leader Anna MarJe Petersen re-
the m a jo rity degree fo r
having reached her 20th b irth da y
^ r s . Ileen C u rrin . past m other
advisor, Anna M arie Petersen and
pyang W hite. Rainbow Dad. re-
ceived the Grand Cross o f Colors
j o r outstanding service to th e .
assem bly.
LA COMUS CLUB.
place. Guests were S hirley H ile-
fo r the past
man.
Phyllis
England. J o a n fn D.
'e\ , ' C.
. irs Greening,
V
Jnion Oil agent in C o t-'
Moody. V irg in ia Haldeman, P a tty
Sue Schm elling a n d
Malcolm ; tage Grove, has resigned his posi-
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. tion w ith the company to take
®c o ,t’ b ro the r o f P atricia. Several , hj, commission agency for Union
nice g ifts
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presented th e ^ y ^ products fo r Cottage Grove
guest o f honor.
and im m tsliate vicinities.
M r. ,
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Greening has been w ith th<> com­
S P E C IA L M EETIN G .
pany fo r eleven years and was
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I previously stationed at Portland,
The Neighbors o f W oodcraft Medford.
K lam ath
Falls
and
^eld a special
m eeting in the Drain. By ta king the commission
I.O.O.F. hall Tuesday evening, agency M r. Greening is happy *o
ReP°rts
the recent « ^ n t t o n announce that he w ill be a perm-
given and M rs. Anna Gra- anent resident of Cottage ¿rove.
ham
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t on the conven.
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tjon of d is tn c l No n heW n w n t .
F ru jt
(ce crcam
, ¡n P ortland Refreshments were tafson's o f course.
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; t>rved b
M artha
Cooley ----------------------------
and Horace , , atch
The refresh-
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m<?nt e m m itte e
fo r the next
me<?ting to
heI<1 on Tuesday.'
Ju, J *
M rs Anna Graham and
^ Irs Grace Davis
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The Presbyterian Ladies Aid
met last week on the lawn at the i
home of M rs. A. W. H e lliw e ll-w ith
Mrs. Verne W illiam s. Mrs. H arold ’
Houser and M ary VanDenburg as
hostesses. Mrs. George Jacobsen
and Mrs. L. J. McCoy as captains
drew names fo r the experience
social. The Rev. Burns led devo-
tionals. The Aid w
. ill not
_ . meet
.
again u n til September
Refresh-
ments were served at the close of
the meeting.
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W ORKERS C IR C L E
EA STER N STAR.
The LaComus club held a picnic
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. o n the lawn a t the home of Mrs.
The Eastern S tar chapter met T c w h e e le r Tuesday a t 1:00
F rid a y evening in the Masonic O.clock M rs Ilm a T hum. Mrs.
temple. Reports were given on the GJ(?nnie Frost and M rs NeLson
grand chapter meeting e
re-
w ere guests. The a fte r-,
cently in P ortland by those who nQon waj.
w jth cards w ith
attended. Mrs. Anna Graham.
w A Edwards of Cu| C rw k
grand representative, and Mrs.
hjgh score M (hp
M axine W ard. Kr and page, w i t«
meeting the club a d jo u in e d i
given recognition. The men o f the foj. thp summer months
chapter were in charge o f enter-
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tainm ent. E a rl H ill was program
T E A F O R V IS IT O R ,
The W orkers C ircle o f the
chairman. In te re stin g m oving pic-
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C hristian church m et w ith Mrs.
tures taken by Charles Brow n and
Mrs. I . C. . F. Hoskins entertained M arvin
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Harpole fo r a covered
Dave Scholl were shown by them.
ber home recently w ith a tea dish luncheon and social meeting
The next m eeting w ill be held on fo r M rs. A ustin
o f Aberdeen, w ith tw elve members present.
F riday, June 27th and a m em orial W ashington, m other o f Mrs. C. S. The next meeting w ill be held
service w ill be held fo r the mem- Roberts The hostess was assisted Wednesday. Ju ly 2nd. w ith Mrs.
bers who have died d urin g the by her daughter, M rs: Naomi B ill M ille r fo r a business meeting
past year. Those who w ere given preston. Mrs. B. R. Job poured, in the afternoon.
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chapter m eeting in P ortland, Mrs.
lim a Thum, Mrs. Anna Graham
SCAM PS
and Mrs. M axine W ard, w ill be
honored. A ll members are urged
Snug Fitting Rayon
to be present fo r this meeting.
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A m eeting o f the W.C.T.U. was
held recently in the Presbyterian
church. D uring a short business
m eeting plans were made fo r a
picnic to be held in the c ity park
on Tuesday, Ju ly 11th. Cards and
flowers were sent to a ll the sick
and shut-ins
in observance of
F low er Mission day. Over sixty
bouquets were distribu te d over
town.
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FR IEN D LY CLUB.
M rs. James Powell was hostess
to the F rie n d ly club a t a 1:30
o'clock dessert Tuesday a t her
home. Mrs. E lm er Tohlen and
M rs. C. N. Land were welcomed
into the club as new members.
The next m eeting w ill be held at
the P. C. Christensen cabin at
Lundpark, Tuesday, Ju ly 8th.
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