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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 17, 1941)
s O C I E T Y C arries T orch M iss R o d n e y H o o d . R e p o r t e r T e l e p h o n e 1 59 H A FLEY-N O KD Y KE, A wedding of interest to C ot tage Grove people was that of Miss M arjorie Nordyke, daughter o f M r. and Mrs. J. M. N ordyke o f O akville, and Kenneth Safley of Ocean Lake, son of Mrs. M argaret Safley o f Cottage Grove. The ceremony was performed on F r i day, Ju ly 4th at 4:30 p. m. in the gardens at the home o f M r. and Mrs. F. C. Pate in Albany. The Episcopalian service was read by the Rev. N orton, vica r o f St. Peter's church, as the bridal party stood before the garden fireplace which was banked w ith large bou quets o f seafoam and early sum mer flowers. E ig hty relatives and friends of the b rid a l couple w it nessed the ceremony. The bride was becomingly gowned in a blue redingote and picture hat o f blue. She wore a corsage of orchids. Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Leonard Haglund played the wed ding music and Miss V irg in ia Isom sang, " A t D aw ning," and "Love’s Old Sweet Song.” A fte r the wedding an inform a l reception was held w ith Mrs. W a lte r W. S tu a rt and Mrs. Law rence R ickert cu ttin g the ices. Presiding at the coffee urns were Mrs. Fred W ard and Mrs. J. L. B ird of Salem. Miss V irg in ia Isom served punch and M rs. W ilb u r Yates served the wedding cake. Mrs. Flood assisted in arranging fo r the event. Serving were M rs. Julius Haglund. Mrs. Leonard Haglund. Miss Donna Safley and Miss Beverly Haglund. The young couple le ft on a b rie f wedding tr ip im m ediately follow - ¡ng the reception. They are m ak- ing th e ir home at Ocean Lake. M r. Safley is a fo rm e r resident o f Cottage Grove. He was form er- ly employed at the K e lly M eat M arket in the Irish -S w a rtz store. * » THURSDAY. »TULY 17, UM1 THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON PAGE F o n t Adil m elted hutter. Bake. Top w ith sweetened whipped cream which has lieen flavored w ith grated orange rind Serves 4. Timely Recipes Molded Crab Meat Salad. 1 4 cups fluktal crab meat Mi tsp dry mustard S tlisp salt 2 tlisp sugar 2 whole eggs 1 cup sour cream cup vinegar 1 tlisp gelatin l » cup cold w ater Dissolve gelatin in cold w ater. In a sauce pun or double boiler m is together the m ustard, salt, sugar and unbeaten eggs o r egg yolks. S tir u n til smooth. Add cream and vinegar, and cook u n t il it is smooth and thickened and th»» custard coats the spoon. Add soaked gelatin and s tir; when gelatin is dissolv«*d, pour the d is ta n t over the crab meat. T u rn in to a ring mold and c h ill. At serv _ tim e unmold and garnish w ith ing lettuce anil ri|ie tomatoes cut into eighths. Serve w ith th.» follow ing sauce, pihsl in the center o f the rin g : 1 l ucups sour cream ’ a tsp salt 3 tbsp vinegar 1 cueunitier, pared, chopp'd and chill«*d Heat cream u n til s tiff, and add seasonings, vinegar and chopped cucumber. • • • Social Calendar MONDAY The Eastern S tar chapter and the Masonic lodge w ill hold join t picnic on Ju ly 28th, The place w ill be announced later. TUESDAY The Royal Neighbors w ill have a picnic supper at 6:30 on th»> lawn at the home o f Mrs. Alice Breedlove. Club members and fam ilies are invited. B ring basket lunch anil dishes. PICNIC RECEPTION. A picnic and reception was g iv en by members o f the Methodist church and friends fo r th e ir new pastor and w ife, the Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Briggs. F rid ay evening at the c ity park. Mrs. Earl Cone was toast mistress. S. L. M ackin gave the welcome address fo r the church as a whole and Mrs. N. E. Compton spoke in behalf of the women's organizations. The Rev. W hite, ne*w B aptist pastor spoke fo r the m in iste ria l associa- , ion The Rev. and Mrs. Briggs each gave a ta lk in response. The evening was spent w ith social con versation. games and group sing- ¡ng Packaged flo u r can be used fo r the w affles. But if you lik e to make yo ur own, here is a recipe that w ill be the s ta rt fo r a ll kinds FA REW ELI. PARTY. o f variations, and a recipe fo r a ------------- dessert w a ffle that is really d e li A group o f young people held a Joy re Brunson is carrying a black- cious. farew ell sw im m ing p a rty and oat creation used by Pennsylvania Tw o-Egg W affle. w iener roast last Thursday eve- coal miners. In left hand she luta 2 cups all-purpose flo u r ning at Tarzan's honoring Bob a compact and powerhouse. 3 t.sp baking powder Anderson, who le ft F riday fo r his H tsp salt home at Fargo, N o rth Dakota. JO IN T IN STA LLA TIO N . ~ egg yolks Follow ing the w iener roast games ------------- 1 Ms cups m ilk were played. Those present were, The Rebekah and Odd Fellows 6 tbsp melted b u tte r M r. and Mrs. Vernon Lamm. M r. lodges held jo in t installation F ri- 2 egg whites and Mrs. Clyde Kinney, Miss Fern day evenihg at the I.O.O.F. hall. S ift together the d ry ingredi- Tracy, Miss L illia n Geer, Miss In sta llm g officers wen» Robert ents. Beat together the egg yolks, M arguerite Hodges. Miss Rodney St. Elmo and Mrs. Lulu Hansen, m ilk and hutter. S tir into the d ry Hood. Edw in Aus. Jim Cann and In s ta llin g marshals were Charles ingredients, beating u n til smooth. t he guest o f honor. Bob Anderson M cKibben and Mrs. M erle Me- Then fold in stiffly-be aten egg Kibben. Miss Thelma Hodgson whites. Makes six waffles, BROTHERHOOD PICNIC P IE SO CIAL. was the musician fo r installatio n • • • j t -i-u and fo r the group singing a fte r in- M olasses \\uffl«»s with The M en s Brotherhood o f The staJ,ation The f5 j owing Rt.U .kahs A pie social and shadow» sale Orange Cream . M ethodist Church held its annual was engineered by the young peo- . . . . , , . _ , . were installed: Noble grand. Mrs. 2 cups flo u r pie o f the Methodist church on dinner and ham bu rg erfe ed Ina S tu a rt; vice grand, Mrs. Rosa 3 tsp linking powder Wednesday night in preparation the grove on os i> i i m Peterson; recording secretary H tsp salt fo r in stitu te . Pies were brought daT e>en*n8- eveia men oo - Mrs. A A lice lice Conner; Conner; treasurer treasurer. Mrs. 2 eggs by the g irls and the shadow o f the P31'1 J n the piogram o i< g te||a Bak e r; warden. Mrs. Vera 1 cup m ilk g irl was auctioned to the highest lng bring ing messages on su )j«.< s ^iebeck; conductor. Mrs. 1/3 cup molasses such as these: “ R n « A M ans _ .. ’ Ballew was not present and w ill bidder w ith the privilege o f eat 6 tbsp melted b u tte r 1 6 i. / h e installed at a la te r date; inside ing pie w ith the owner o f the Responsibility." Whipp»»<l cream W hat Can I Do to Help I t ? ” "O ur shadow. Preceding th is the young „ . . . , . n ' . .. .. „¡g u a rd ia n . Mrs. M illie Hodgson; S ift the d ry ingredients. Beat people presented a program con Brotherhood. I t s Responsibility, outslfle guar(lian M rs u .lla St.-w- eggs; add m ilk and molasses. and various other subjects o f i n - . | ; rlg h t supporter to , he sisting o f various stunts and songs Combine w ith the d ry ingredients. by the toy orchestra. The proceeds ,erest- __ _ | grand. Mrs. N ellie K in g; le ft sup p o rte r to the noble grand. Mrs. ' o f the entertainm ent were turned . , , . over to the secretary to help pay! S U N S H IN E C IR C LE, Melvie St. Elm o; rig h t supporter to the vice grand, Mrs. Elsie C ur- institute expenses. The Sunshine circle o f the ladies rin ; le ft supporter to the vice i council o f the C hristian church grand. Mrs. M arian A rm strong, A N N U A L P IC N IC i met yesterday a t the home of chaplain, Mrs. Florence M orris, Mrs. About f i f t y - members and and! M rs. D ru ry fo to r a p ot-luck lunch- and musjciarl Mrs. Donna Cooper, friends o f the B aptist church a t- eon. The tim e was spent in q u ilt- Th«» follow ing officers were in tended the annual picnic o f the ing. Mrs. S m ith Sr. paid the circle sta||ed fo r th(, ( x j d Kellows: noble church Saturday. I t was held a t a v is it and assist»ii the hostess in grand, Pete B ritto n ; vice grand, the new Dorena Grange picnic serving d ainty refreshm ents to the H a rry Lewis; recording secretary. grounds, the Tarzan sw im m ing guests. Plans were made fo r the G. W. Sw»»et; treasurer, J. V. hole, this year instead o f Layng's summer w ork o f the group, S tew art; warden, W illia m M. grove where it is usually held. The —♦ — B lack; conductor, Ray Dallas; in picnic began a t 10:00 a. m. and W.B.C. C LUB. side guardian, C. Aubrey; outside lasted u n til about 4:00 p. m. The ------------- _ guardian, C. A. K in g; rig h t sup- tim e was spent playing ball and M rs. Edna Burleson was hostess p o rte r to noble grand, A lfre d other games and swim m ing. A to the W.B.C. club at her hom»- B eidler lefl supporter to the noble basket lunch was served a t the last Thursday afternoon. A des- grand, C. L. Hansen; rig h t sup- noon hour. sert was served a t 1:30 followed p o rte r to the vice grand, Robert — by bridge. Prizes were awarded to St Elm o; chaplain. J. H. Bennett HONORS .MOTHER. Grace Davis and Mabelle W ilson and R.S.S., John Saunders. The ---------- — M argaret Lasater was welcomed p.f, supporter to the vice grand Mrs. D. W. Sturges entertained as a new member.---------------------------and the musician were not pres at her home last Thursday a fte r- ------------------------— ent and w jjj he installed at a la te r noon in honor o f her m other, Mrs. M rs. Charles M ille r and M rs date. The fo llo w in g program was Charles H olloway, a v is ito r from H a ttie G rim m le ft today fo r Oak- presented: Group singing; duet, M edford. The afternoon was spent iand, C alifornia, to v is it fo r a few Misses Audrey and M arian T u rn - socially and delicious refresh- days w ith Mrs. M ille r’s daughter er> accompanied by Irene Shafer, ments were served at the tea hour and to meet Mrs. G rim m 's daugh- The number was dedicated to M r. by the hostess. ter. and Mrs. T. O. Gunderson who are now liv in g a t S utherlin but u n til recently have lived in C o t tage Grove where lo th have been active members o f the orders here in Cottage Grove. Mrs. Bertha Gunderson, re tirin g noble grand, was presented w ith a past noble grand's pin and a lovely p o tte ry vase. Several o f her officers as w ell as individuals presented Mrs. Gund».»rson w ith g ifts. Mrs. Gun derson presented Mrs. Ina S tu a rt, new noble grand, w ith a g ift and she also presented g ifts o f appre ciation to her rig h t and le ft sup porters. F ollow ing the program refreshm ents were served in the dining room. A t the next Rebekah meeting. J u ly 18, the new noble grand w ill appoint her standing committees. The ch a rte r w ill be draped in honor o f Mrs. E dith Van Schoiack. There w ill be a short program and the new o ffi cers w ill serve refreshments a f terwards. Summer’s Values JOHN U. H R AN HTKTTKR D IK 8, at Thrift Wise, the store that brought and maintains Cut- Rate Prices for you Clive us a try—You will save. Belated news wiis received Mon day of th»* death of John ( ' Bran- stetler w hich ocelli r»»»l in I ‘oi l land July 7th. M r. B ra nste tte r was a form er resident o f tins seel ion and w ill lie remembered by many of the old tim ers. S urviving an» Ins w idow ; u son K e lly B ranstetter of Eugene; a daughter. Mrs. F rank C. Rice; tw o brothers, Frank and Asa B ranstetter, a ll of Portland, and another brother, Thomas E. 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