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TH E SE N T IN E L , COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
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,Th«> Christian church at Lorane
was the scene for a pretty c?ndle-
light wedding Friday “Vt*n*ng at
7:30 when Miss Freda Mae Mer­
rick of Troy. K nsas. became tne
bride c.r E. Alfr_-u Herendeen of
Lorane. The ceremony was per­
formed on the forty-first wedding
anniversary of the bride's parents,
life Rev. Ellsworth Tilton, former
pastor of the local Methodist
church, performed the single ring
ceremony.
The bride wore a princess styl?
white lace gown over taffeta. Her
fingertip veil of white tulle had
a shirred ruffle across the crown
caught by rosettes of self materi­
al. She wore a three-strand pearl
necklace, her mother’s past ma­
tron Eastern Star pin and the
bold crested bracelet of her soror­
ity, Kappa Phi. She carried a
shower bouquet of gardenias, pink
roses and pink and white sweet-
U E D IH N G A N N IV ERSA RY .
4-H CLUB NEWS :
A group of friends and relatives
of Mr and Mis. Clifford Smith
called on them and surprised them
o \ '_/
on their twentieth wedding anni­
Four-11 club member* "h o an*
FO R
versary lust Thursday evening going to attend the third annual
with a pot-luck dinner and party. Fall Creek 4-11 club camp, held
A feature of the evening was the under I lie uuspicea of I lie Lane
bride s cake and a mock wedding. County Leaders* association have
Those present for the occasion a treat in store for them.
were the guests of honor; Mrs.
A complete court** in tin* safe
Smith's mother. Mrs. Franck Zll-
T h e re ’a so m uefi e x tra eats n-eded to safeguard summer
koski of Springfield; Mr. and Mrs. handling of fin* arms will lx* con­
beauty
fre q u e n t o il eluunpno.s to resto re n a tu ra l oils ;
Bill Zilkoski, Mr. and Mis. Cnd- ducted at the camp tor Ixith buys
and
girls
under
the
direction
of
s e a lp m a s s a g e s
a l n i p e riu a u e u ts a fti r h o lid a y am i hihii -
gil Zilkoski and family, Miss
Caroline Zilkoski anil Russell Lt. Sloan, Field Manager of the
t i t e r o u tin g s . Let the C u rle tte B e a u ty S im p care fo r yotir
Zilkoski, all of Springfield; Mr. Nulional Rifle Association of
su m m er h e a iitv needs.
and Mrs. Ralph Witcher and fam­ America.
Personal supervision of the
ily of Vida; Mr. and Mrs. John
634 Main St., Upstuirs
Phone 76
Zilkoski and family of Eugene; course will lie under G. M. D|>-
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Zilkoski and »haw, a resident of Lane county,
family of
Thurston;
Grunda who will give his services for the
Wheeler of Portland;
Mr. and lieneflt of the Lane county club
P R E N U P T IA L S H O W E R
Mrs. Tony Zilkoski of Eugene; members. Mr. Upshaw has just baskets under the direction of
M is . C h e s te r G illia m .
Mr. anti Mrs Joe Piemazzi and returned from Corvallis where lie
Miss Maty McKibben anil Miss
Mrs. M argaret K ilte r re|sirtt*tl
daughter Joanne of Thornton Cor­ nssistetl Lt. Sloan in conducting
Jeanette Trunnell entertained at
that
sin-
had
organized
a
lu
m
p
ners and Albert Smith. Mr. and the largest school in riflcry ever
the J, G. Grubb home Wednesday
Mrs. Smith were presented a set . heltl in the United States. The Cookery club w ith 11 members, afternoon w i t h a pre nuptial
o
ffic
e
rs
elected
a
n
*:
Presalent,
enrollment
nt
the
summer
school
of dinnerware by the group.
shower for Miss Jessie Grubb, who
at Corvallis exceeded any previous W in ifre d Newton; Viet* president, will lietomt* tin* bride of Erwin
tails Propst; secretary. Jean R it­
LEGION A t N ll.IA R V
¡enrollment by 200 participants.
ter. The c lu li w ill meet nt the Joll hi the near future. Many
Mr. Upshaw has been a meinlier homes o f iliftc rc n t members and friends ot Miss Grubb were pres­
The American Legion Auxiliary of seven international rifle teams
held a special meeting nt the anil eight national rifle teams. He go on short trips where they w ill ent and a number of nice gilts
home of Mrs. W. H. Daugherty holds records with Imth rifle and prepare camp m eals. M i*etm gs w ill were presented to her.
Monday evening. An executive IMstol anti has diplomas as an in­ Is* heltl each 1st anti 3rd Wedncx-
Mr. und Mr». Jack lluxltong at
hoard meeting was held anil Mrs. structor from tin* United States tlay.
Marshfield,
former residents of
The
Mothers
club
w
ill
meet
at
Gladys Hall, Mrs. Mabel Doleman army as both a basic amt an ad­
the c lu li house on Ju ly 9th fo r an Cottage Grove, art* the tiarents of
and Miss Eunice VanDenburg vanced instructor.
ill day meeting ami w ork on bas­ a seven-|x>ond win . orn Friday,
were elected members-at-large to
Club members participating in k e try w ill Is* continued.
work with the executive commit­
J iiik * 27th at tlie McFarland ma­
tee for the coming year A discus­ the riflcry course must have Hit*'
permission
of
their
parents
and
all
Coronu adding machines for sale ternity horrte lie hint been named
sion was held on sponsoring a
Gary Alvin.
queen for the southern Lane coun­ members competing will be eligi­ at the Sentinel office.
ty fair but the motion was voted ble for medal awards furnished
down. Mrs. Maude Gierau and by tin* National Rifle Association.
For the size of the delegation
Mrs. Ruth Haldenian wen* ap­
pointed as a committee to work competing in the course ut Cor-
More k " * With
with the Legionnaires to com­ valliLs. Lane County 4 II taeinliors
plete plans for a Joint pienie to turned in tin* highest percentage
With Any 0 * « * p,dm
be held ut the city park on July of grade A targets.
14th.
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Club members planning on at­
tending the Fall Creek 4-H canqi
W O R K E R S C IR C L E
should gel their enrollment in to
“I v » t S to H m ore
the county dull agent as soon as
qlasoet with M C F.
The Workers circle of the Indies possible.
Pectin then eny other
council of the Christian church
I'v e ever uted It's
met yesterday afternoon nt the
m erveloua I tille d
home of Mrs. Bill Miller at 1039 LONDON I II M OTHERS MEET.
641 qleeeee end lare "
Adams. Ten members were pres­
T h e luintlon 4-H .Mothers club
ent. The meeting was opened with
— M r . H o ze/ Wyco/f.
m
et
at tin* clubhouse June 25 fo r
Fulltthtn. Calif
the circle of prayer followed liy a
A covered
business discussion. The meeting an all day meeting
AT A L L G R O C E R S
was closed with the benediction. dish luncheon was served at noon
The group will meet next Wed­ and the d a y w as spent m akin g
nesday at the home of Mrs. G. C
Hood at 732 Gibbs avenue.
Come to the Curlette Reuuty Shop
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Social Calendar
TUESDAY
Royal Neighbors l o d g e will
meet at 8:00 p. m. in Eagles hall.
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WEDNESDAY
The Oakway ladies golf club of
Eugene will be entertained by the
local golf club with eighteen holes
here. A (lotluck luncheon will be
served.
The Jolly Worker's club of He­
bron will hold an all day meeting
July 16th with Victoria Markham
on Cooley Hill. Bring your own
work.
S T E M A R T -S C O T T .
MLss Marilyn Stewart, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stewart of
Skamokawa. Washington, became
the bride of Theodore M. Scott,
son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Merle
peas.
Scott of Culp Creek, June 21st at
The church was elaborately dec­ a garden wedding on the Linfield
orated. A white trellis, banked college campus in McMinnville.
with ferns, ivy and pink and white Dr. William R. Frereichs, dean of
garden flowers, was in front of the college, read the vows.
the altar. Tall white candelabra
The bride, given in marriage by
were at either side of the trellis her father, was dressed in a
with tall lighted tapers. Arches of heavy white floor length gown
ferns and flowers were over both cut in princess style with a heart
the front and back doors.
shaped neckline. She wore a
Preceding the wedding Miss single string of tiny pearls. Her
Margaret Smith of Halsey played veil was also floor length and fe
MacDowelTs "To a Wild Rose,” from a cap made from a Brussels
pnd Schubert's “Serenade” and rosepoint lace collar which he
"A t Dawning.1 She also played
had worn on her wedding
the two wedding marches. Imme­ dress. The bride's bouquet w as of
diately preceding the ceremony. pale pink roses with a shower of
Miss Geraldine and Donna Jean white stefanotis.
Shafer, both of Halsey, sang “ Be­
The bridesmaids w e r e Miss
cause” and “ I Love You Truly." Edith Stewart, sister of the bride,
Mrs. Thelma Conklin, sister of and her cousin.
Miss
Nadine
the groom, was matron of honor Bouck of Eugene. They wore
She wore a floor-length gown of similar frocks of pale pink dimity
pink laoe and net and carried an and carried bouquets of blue del­
arm bouquet of pink roses, pink phinium and pink roses.
and white sweet-peas and blue
The groom was attended by
Beautiful 20-year-old K. T. Stev­
delphinium.
ens who, according to her press
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Clarence Bolin of Portland, who
Beryle Mitchell was the flower acled
man and Rolx,rt
agents, makes newsworthy habit of
girl. She wore a pink marquisette Magee of Dayton. Miss Mildred
spurning screen contracts, has
floor-length dress. Eugene Mitch­ Scott played the wedding march
name and figure isee above) to re­
call song, “Beautiful K aty," of last
ell was the ring b e a r e r and and Miss Belva Clausen sang.
World War. Anyhow, she should
Charles Mitchell the best man.
Immediately following the cere­
make the boys stutter “she's the
The groom's mother wore a mony. which was read in a beauti­
only g -g -g -g irl we adore."
dress of blue lace and a corsage fully decorated outdoor setting, a
M O T H E R S ( L t B.
of gardenias and pink and white reception was held at the place of
B R ID A L S H O W E R .
roses.
the wedding. Assisting were Mrs.
i The Mothers club met in the
Seventy-five guests were pres­ I. M. Kirkwood. Miss June Bouck,
Townsend club hall Tuesday with
Mrs.
Forrest
Lemley,
nee
Mar­
ent at the reception which was Miss Ruth Dyke and Miss Bette
garet Stodeburg, of Eugene was seven members and one visitor
held at the E. C. Herendeen home Bush.
present. A dinner was served at
following the wedding. The bride's
After a short wedding trip, Mr. honored at a bridal shower given the noon hour and during the a f­
last
W
ednesday
by
Mrs.
Jack
table was covered with a lace and Mrs. Scott are at home in
cloth centered with a two-tiered Culp Creek for the summer, after Maulding and Mrs. Maxine Wartl ternoon the time watt spent in
wedding cake topped with a which they will return to McMinn­ at the home o f Mis. Maulding. tying a quilt. Ten garments were
miniature bride and groom. The ville for Mr. Scott's final year at The rooms were gayly decorated reported given out in June. After
with an assortment of garden a short business session the meet­
color scheme used in the decora­ Linfield.
flowers. Several games, in keeping ing adjourned.
tions and refreshments was pink
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and White. Those assisting at the NEIG HBORS OF W OODCRAFT. with the occasion, were played
•IE.M O < I . I B.
followed
by
the
presentation
of
a
reception were the Misses Estelle
The Neighbors of Woodcraft number of lovely gifts to the
Mitchell, Betty Mitchell, Lorane
Mrs. Russell E. Smith enter­
Mitchell, A n n e Mitchell, Iris met in regular session in the guest of honor. After the gifts tained the Jemo club Friday a f­
had
been
opened
by
Mrs.
Lemley,
Mitchell, Frankie Skelton and I.O.O.F. hall Tuesday evening.
ternoon at her home. Mrs. Sam
Mmes. M a r t i n Foster. William Plans were made to hold a picnic a gift from Mr. and Mrs. Mauld­ Veatch was a guest. Bridge was
ing
was
presented
by
Mrs.
Mauld­
at 6:30 p. m. at the city park on
Mitchell and H. A. Mitchell.
played with Mrs. Curtis French
The bride is a graduate of the July 15th and committees were ing to Mrs. Roger Braswell, also holding high score and Mrs. Henry
a
recent
bride.
Invited
guests
in-
University of Kansas and has named to be in charge of arrange-
been in newspaper work at St. ments. The hostess committee for eluded Mrs. Harry Stonehurg, Williamson low. At the close ot
the meeting the club adjourned
Joseph. Missouri, and with a pub- the next regular meeting is Mrs. Mrs. Ray Lemley, Mrs. East ham, for the summer.
Mrs.
Clair
Hogate,
Mrs.
Roger
lishing firm in Kansas City, Mis­ Eunice Smith and Mrs. Eva
souri. She is the daughter of Dr. Hatch. Refreshments were served Braswell, Mrs. Harry Tennis, Miss
at the close of the meeting by Goldie Hayes, Mrs. Ed Reiers-
R. H. Merrick of Troy. Kansas.
The groom is a graduate of the Mrs. J. P. Graham and Mrs. Mattel gaard, Mrs. Ralph Boslaugh, Mrs.
Harvard, Nebraska, high school. Powell. Patriotic decorations of G. B. Arnest, Mrs. George White,
He is associated with the Addi­ red. white and blue lighted Miss Dorothy Kieren, Mrs. Bill
son Lumber company at Lorane, candles, flowers and flags, were Palmer, Mrs. Hugh Nixon, Mrs.
Lee Kruse, Mrs. Harold Whitlock
where he is building a new home. used.
and Mrs. Gene Long.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
EA STER N STAR
E. C. Herendeen of Lorane.
Following the reception Mr. and
P I C N I C S U I'P E R .
The Eastern Star chapter held
Mrs. Herendeen left on a wedding
their last meeting until fall Fri­
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cherry en­
trip to the coast.
For her going-away costume the day evening at the Masonic tem­ tertained at their home with a
bride wore a blue sheer frock ple. Mrs. lima Thum, Mrs. Anna picnic supper Monday evening for
with pink and blue accessories and Graham, Mrs. Maxine Ward and Mr. and Mrs. Duane Smith and
Mrs. Mary Workman were pre­ Mr. and Mrs. Burle Vance, who
a corsage of gardenias.
sented gifts. At the annual me­ left Tuesday to make their home
morial service, which was held, at Great Falls, Montana. Other
E N T E R T A IN S E U G E N E
the charter was draped in honor guests were Mrs. Bertha Cherry
L A D IE S .
of Mrs. Daisy Hemenway and D. and son Dick and Mr. and Mrs.
T. Aubrey. Refreshments were
A group of nine Eugene ladies, served with Mrs. Ruth Schroeder Bill Snell.
members of a Hobby club there, as chairman of the committee.
| Corona Portables. The SentineL
who are interested in collecting
old glassware, buttons, etc., called
on Mrs. J. P. Graham at her home
last Thursday afternoon. The
time was spent with social con­
versation and in examining the
antiques and various other ar­
ticles collected by Mrs. Graham.
Refreshments were served the
with
group at the tea hour by the
f
O'
iA S y A S M l/N G /H IO V i
Boost Y our Favorite
Queen Candidate
To boost the South Lane Queen contest along we will offer the following
proposition from now until midnight, July 16th:
Celebrate the Fourth
hostess.
Engraved, printed or processed
wedding announcements for sale
by The SentineL
FLO W ERS
f Add More Loveliness
Any Day.
We have a colorful array
of cut flowers or pot
plants.
Sunnyside
Greenhouses
1704 West Main
Tel. 182
S k ii
W a ttii
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packed in
A Jiffy Bag for
FOR EACH SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL FOR ONE
YEAR TO THE SENTINEL, WE WILL GIVE—
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FOR EACH NEW SUBSCRIBER FOR ONE YEAR,
WE WILL GIVE—
2,500 Votes
a Gallon
or in
Get your Queen votes at this office. Subscribers should call for votes when
subscription receipt is issued.
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Call Phone 159
NO DEPOSIT, NOTHING TO RETURN
(Yes, we will be open Friday morning)
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