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PAGE FOCE s THE SENTINE!.. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON O C I E T Y M is s R o d n e y H o o d . R e p o r t e r T e 1 e p h o n e 159 Kt S S E I.I.-B U S H N E L L Ninety-Seven at Old Schoolmates Reunion City Park T ill RSDAY. Al »¡1ST 7. HUI <i I H O | I I E I \M IIA "It's the Berries"—this BLACKBERRY COBBLER! Social Calendar HI I N IDN The 20th annual G aroutte re union was h e I d at Tnhkenltch lake auto camp Sunday w ith a large attendance. Many ot the fa m ily member* living In C a lifo r nia and o th e r slates were unable to attend this year. • Among those present were M r nnd Mrs ( ’. I) G aroutte and daughter Alice, M r ami Mrs I 1 Garoutte. tails Ifenne ot Coquille; M r and M rs W a lte r V. G aroutte and daughter B etty Lou. Leah E Garoutte. S h irle y Langlois, a ll of Bandon: M r and Mrs W F H art. M r and Mrs A rt Linek, I ails Linek. Ed F. G aroutte, of P o rt land; Mr. and Mrs Ito lie rt St icey and son Donald, M r. and Mrs F lu n k K elly, In and Mrs A. W Klme. Dr. and Mrs. ( ’ I I Klme, . and Ida G aroutte of Cottage Grove; M r, and Mrs. W A G’t- routte, M r. and Mrs. E arl Ga m u t te. Alden G aroutte and Frank Suter, of C ulp Creek: Edna Du gan. Oakland. C alifo rn ia: M r. and Mrs. Lester Ireland. H illsb o ro ;! M r and Mrs V ein G aroutte ami son M ark. Ethel Chap|ie||, C an yonville; M r and Mrs Chas. M o r ris, Russell Lee M orris. Rein YounghliMMl, Alex G aroutte, of Disston: Emma W alker, Pasco, W ashington. M r ami M rs W It E arner. Re«sls,mrt. and Dawn Cbrey, The Dulles. The classes o f ISSi) to 1895 of Cottage Grove and Latham schools met in the c ity p ark fo r MONDAY The Reti Cross surgical dressing the annual reunion picnic Satin-- class xx ill meet in the dining room ‘ lay. August 2nd There was group ot the arm ory from 2:00 to 5:00 singing led by A lb e rt G riffin and Ed F in n e rty on the cornets, a p. m, b ou ntifu l basket dinner and a gen eral good time. Miss Ann White-1 TUESDAY The Royal Neighbors camp w ill aker, the one rem aining tm eher, meet at 8:00 p. m. in Eagles hall. fro m Eugene, was present and the A ll officers and member« are group was happy to have her. She taught at Latham from 1888 to urged to lx* present. 1893 then taught one term at (Ait- —♦ — tage Grove. 'Then' were 97 pres- FRIDAY (students and families». ’ The Red Cross sewing class w ill ent nu>t,j in the dining room of the Among them from a distance were Emma M yers W alker. H a ttie arm ory from 2 00 to 4:00 p. m Best, May and W ill H a rt. H a ttie Van Schoiack, Luke Know lton S IIO K T K H X .E K E f M O V and wife, a ll from P ortland; M r. The Shortridge reunion w a s and Mrs. Tom Sears of Salem, held Sunday. August 3 at W ilson and those nearer were E. C. Mc- Creek Grove. O fficers elected fo r Reynolds, Albert G riffin , James the folktw m g year were: S. B. Lebow, W. S Baker. George W. Shortridge. president: Mrs. Her McQueen. J. S. Plaster, A. S. bert Shortridge. secretary; Dr. Beidler, S. C. Newcomb, Charles C. M. H arris, historian. Those a t- Teeter«, Alex G aroutte, W. F. tending w ere: M r. and M rs Me- H a rt. Fred Beidler, Addie Me* Kay. Yoncalla; M r. and M rs S B. Dole Veatch, Bertha G riffin Mc- S hortridge and Lon Shortridge. Queen, M innie Sweet. T K. Sears. Cottage Grove. M r. and Mrs. H er- Lena Sears, Theodore C athcart, Caramel |as-an lee cream at B la c k b e rry C obbler. b ert S hortridge and d aughters’ V. S. Bides, G. W. M cFarland. «»1.1» - FASHIONED DESSERT s l o t s xtyy n i l . i t s IN Gustafson's, try It. S2-ltc-4l 2 cups sifted flo u r M argaret and Patsy. London; H a ttie M cFarland. M e rtie Lea F A M IL Y PIC N IC . \ l TRITIOS \ M.t ES 3 teaspoons linking powder Mrs. M y rtle A ylesw orth and Mrs. Conner. E. C. Conner, Bernice 1 teaspoon salt Members a n d friends o f the Joe Olds and son L a r r y anti McDole Wilson. M rs H a rry Me- Now's the tim e to serve fresh, 1 tablespoon sugar Thies fa m ily held a picnic at the daughter Patsy, Oakland. C a lifo r Dole, Mrs. C aroline M W allace. ripe berries, ju ic y delicious fru its ’•» cup shortening Paul Thies home on Mosby Creek nia; M r. and Sirs. M u rry Newton W. W, Chrisman. Lula H u ll Plas of a ll kinds and wholesome m ilk % cup m ilk (about) Sunday. Those present were Sarg- and daughter Eathel Ann. Lon- ter. C. S. Plaster, Oscar M. Hub- These help to give and cream 1 p in t fresh blackberries, eant Floyd Thies and Wayne E llis don; M r and Mrs. C. M. H arris, hard, Lucradia Hubbard. J. E. yo ur fam ily th e ir quota of v ita sliced o f F t. Stevens, Miss A lb erta D ick- M r anti M rs W a lte r D illa rd . M rs Redford, Ida Stocks. Manne K nox mins. minerals and calories. \ cup sugar Charles inson o f Eugene. Mrs. Clyde W hite Smantha D illa rd . F C. D illa rd , Beidler, M r. and Mrs. W hat better way to do this than 1 tablespoon b u tte r and son Edward Ray o f Shelton, Miss Ann D innard and Miss K ath- Cochran. Elsie A. Lea, L. C. Emer- to serve lots and lots of luscious Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Byron teen D illa rd . Eugene; Mrs. O llie s°n. Mrs. E tta F innerty. M is. S ift flo u r w ith baking powder, berries and fru its , each in its sea Thies. M r and Mrs. Raymond Brown and children Wanda Jan- Chas. McKibben. M rs M innie son. tucked into a fla k y baking salt, and sugar. Cut in shortening Thies. M r. and Mrs. Roy T runnell. tee and Kenneth. Cottage Grove; Beidler. Lmme S. V id e tte , Mrs. u n til m ix tu re is as fine as meal. powder biscuit ro ll, sliced and M r. and Mrs. A m il Thies and Mrs. Ono Bell McBee, Independ- J°*‘ Landess. M ary H am brick, served ih o t or cold» w ith cream Add m ilk , m ixing to a soft dough. daughters Rosemary and Elva and cnee; M r. and Mrs. E arl N ystrom G a McReynolds, Mrs. H a rry Roll ikiugh into a rectangle o r top m ilk ! it's a delicious des son Richard. Miss Vangie Condos an<^ M r. and Mrs. Laxton. Spring- M ynne. M innie Plaster. E ffie Le- sert. . . it's satisfying . . . it's the about U-incb th ick Spread w ith and M r. and M rs Paul Thies and fie ld ; Mrs. Caroline K e lly, B a ttle bow, Cora Teeters, Mrs. W. S. berries to w ith in '»-inch ot edge sm art way to help keep fit! fam ily. Ground, W ashington; M rs. Elsie Baker. Annie G. Chrisman. M r. No more biscuit worries w ith S prinkle sugar over berries. Dot —♦ — McComis. Cottage Grove; Mrs. and Mrs. Luke K now lton, Vem this grand recipe. It's easy to use, w ith butter. Roll like a je lly ro ll PAST N O B LE G R AN D . Alice Weeden. Los Angeles. C ali- G aroutte, M ay H a rt, Anna Petrie, helps you get excellent results, en and seal. Place In oblong linking _______ form a; M r and Mrs. James Hayes Eva Holderman. L ucetta T u ttle , ables you to save the flavors of dish. Brush ro ll w ith n ulk and The Past Noble Grand club o f Eugene; M rs. R uth Bishop and ¿ « d e K elly. F rank K elly. G. W. in g re d ie n ts be sprinkle w ith sugar. Kake in hot Those Who Want to held a m eeting last Thursday af- grandson. W ila m ina ; M r. and Mr«. Sweet. Dessa A Harm s. Sarah aU >ou5- !!!? ? .’ “ «_ cause they come through in fu ll oven (425 deg. F .» 30 minutes. temoon in the I.O.O.F. hall ’ Fol- E a rl N ystrom . Springfield. Seely (W h itin g to n i, S. C. Veatch. Cook The Modern Way goodness. C lip this recipe, nnd let Serve w ith cream Serves H low ing a business meeting a social fo l|owing guests were pres- M innie W illits , O livia W Eakin. (A ll measurements in recipe it help our "defense through bet hour was enjoyed. Refreshments ^ * t - Mrs. Ellah W ills and Mrs. Anna Beidler, M ark G aroutte. are level» te r n u tritio n .” were served by Mrs. Bessie Kline. L«-ene C u rrin o f London; George Rena Garoutte. Ethel Chappell, Mrs. Lena Madden. Mrs Beatrice Chapman and Pauletta Powell o f b '3 G aroutte. Arm ond S. Wynne. McCbv and Mrs. N ellie K ing T he C ot‘ »8<* Grove, and Phylls Bar- E. H. Yancey. Grace Brown Lew- C L A S S P it N it . B U S I N E S S W O M E N 'S ( L I B . ELECTRIC RANGE cM » w ill hold th e ir next meeting rla y o f Independence. » . H a ttie Van Schoiack. M r and Mrs. Almond Hemenway. W inonah The reunion w ill be held next The business ami professional the W itft /b a t The Searchers c l a s s of on Thursday. August 2Sth. year at the Lon Shortridge farm V. Bales, Mabel W. M errym an, M ethodist church held th e ir an women's club met Wednesday at it at Dorena. Ann W hitaker, Lydia Van B uren,’ nual picnic on the lawn a l the noon at the Rainbow cute w ith 19 TUITTA RHO. N ew CALROD Surface U n it* Emma W alker. Ira J. Beidler. E. hotne of Mr. and M rs. C. E. Um- present. Mrs. W illia m Tim m acted Cook w ith M ^ a tu r u d H » a t E ntertainm ent as chairm an in the abaence of A t a regular m eeting of the T U R N E R G O L D E N W E D D IN G J. Lea. Edd F. Garoutte, G. E. phrey Tuesday. A N N IV E R S A R Y . F in n e rty. C. H. McKibben. Mrs. H. B. Breedlove. An in v ita consish-d o f croquet and pingpong ACH CALROD ccxAing unit p ro Theta Rho G irls Monday evening vid«» ] M m *!«»«! H m m . C»Aa We voted to extend the tim e 5 A business m eeting was held and tion to attend the d is tric t confer fifte e n members were present. Although the fasttror tlnwar, •> bur alwajra T entative plans were made to hold anniversary o f golden wedding years, m aking a ll students eligible new officers elected fo r the com- ence to lx- held in A ltin ny August M r. and Mrs. to come who attended school a t ing year. They are Mrs. Wayne 23rd and 24tfi was accepted nnd avunouiRally Coda ara w if-i leaning. a box social w ith the Odd Fellows F rank T urn e r fe ll on August 4. the e ilh e r plac,. frnm 1KR|) to 1900 Monro«', preaident; Elm er Cone, several of the local members plan and Rebekahs the fifth Friday in event was celebrated Sunday w ith The new president is M rs. Anna secrt'tary-freasurer, and Edw in 1° attend on the J4th. th e char- August. The proceeds to be used BIG VALUE a picnic at O ’D ell lake and a t Petrie; vice president, Ernest Me- Cone, social advisor. T ht teacher, *'H l be presented to the kx-ul fo r a fund to buy new regalia. • Thrsa naw improved Hi-Spaed tended by a number o f relatives Reynolds, and secretary-treasurer, Mrs. C. E. L'mphrey, Ls re tirin g club at that* tim e. The c h a rte r w ill Mrs. Dona Cooper was introduced Calrod Surface Unit«, each and friends. M r. and M rs. T urn e r Ed F inn erty. Much credit is due and a new one has not been ap- I**’ held o|s-n u n til August 20th as the new member on the ad were the recipients o f many love out re tirin g president, Chas Me- pointed. w ith 5 M easured H eat*. so that those wishing to become visory board. Special practice fo r ly and useful g ifts on this occas Kihben, the last tw o years who c h a rte r member« may do so. Plans in itia tio n was held. A nother spe e N ew 5 -H e a t Thrift Cooker ion. M r. and Mrs. T u rn e r were spent much tim e and gave service NEIGHBORS OE WOOD« It A IT . w .ic mad«- to hold a |Mitluck sup. cial practice w ill be held Monday w ith Flavor-Seal Lid. m arried at Yancey M ills, M issouri w ith his car in n o tifyin g those — - — p e r at the c ity park, the tenta- August 11. Cottage Grove Theta August 4. 18yi, ami moved to Ore who lived out of town and 1 wish • N ew All-Purpose Flavor-Seal A t the re g u la r m e e tin g o f th e liv e date being A ugust A n y- Rho lodge w ill give the in itia tio n gon in 1900 where they have since to express thanks and apprecia- Neighbors o f W oodcraft T uesday.one interested in tx-comlng a Oven. w ork at the d is tric t convention in resided. in itia tio n was held fo r i member la c o n lia lly invited to at- ‘ tion fo r the old schoolmate group evening Eugene. September 3. Irene Shaw- • N ew Calrod Baking Unit with Present at the picnic in addi- fo r hjj. an(j th o u g h tfu l ser- Evelyn Leabo Mrs. Ila Kebel- tend Mrs. Ed H oyt is chan man received the fifty cents. The next new H eat Deflector. non to the honor guests were: vtep iln(, ,() a„ who h<>| who to beck. a non-resident member, was of the mi-inlM-rship com m ittee nnd regular m eeting w ill be August M r. and Mrs. Robert Jackson and m nke it a success. present fo r the firs t tim e in sev Mrs. Echo Guidatimi is assisting 18 Refreshments o f cake and daughter, W ilm a o f P ortland: M r. e ra l weeks. Plans were made fo r her on the com m ittee. A N N A PE TR IE. Pres. peaches were served by Mrs. Mc and Mrs. Robert Kenady o f Vida; the next social m eeting to be held Coy and Mrs. Ziebeck. M r. and Mrs. A. M. Brown. M r. at the home o f Mrs. Kebelbeck on (.A R D E N ( L I B F or a delicious dessert tr y our and Mrs. George T u rn e r and fam the McKenzie. I t w ill be held on R E B E K A H LO D G E. ily . Jack Klopfenstein. M r. and banana salad ice cream. G ustaf u r .i, co u u M rs s L- G « la rd entertained thp th ird Tuesday in August and Mrs. W n ^da t ____ \ \ a lte r Sells 5clLs a and ug h ter the Garden d u b a, home E ri. W1|| be an ill-da y meeting Re- son's of course. 5 2-ltc-4 i The Rebekah lodge held Lldene. a ll o f Cottage Grove. O f regular meeting F riday evening. interest is the fact th a t Miss Sells day afternoon Mrs. Joe Schneider freshments wen- served at Mrs. John W ik o ff Mrs Lena Sears, a member now is the o nly great grandchild in the w-as in charge o f the program o f which the topic was "P ropagation N ra . Eva Hatch. The refreshm ent livin g in Salem and Mrs. A lb e rt fam ily. o f P lants." A t the close o f the com m ittee fo r the next regular T u rb y fill. fo rm e rly o f Springfield, m eeting the members were joined meeting in September is Mrs. C arl were guests. A com m ittee consist ( IRC EES M E E T . by the fam ilies and a picnic sup Bragg and M rs IToasie Brown. ing of Mrs. Rosa Petersen. Mrs. per was enjoyed. The next meet Vera Ziebeck and Mrs. Hazel C ul The Pauline C i r c l e and the GODARD REUNION. ver was appointed to serve on a W orkers C ircle o f the C hristian ing w ill be held at the home of A ll members o f the fa m ily were M rs. A lfre d W olfe on F riday, Sep committee and meet w ith M r. St. church held a p ot-luck luncheon present at the reunion held S at Elmo o f The Odd Fellows lodge in the c ity p a rk Wednesday. F ol tem ber 5th. urday and Sunday at the home of and a comm ittee o f Theta Rho low ing the luncheon the circles Crude (inlion S U N S H IN E ( IK ( L E . M r. and Mrs. S. L. Godard. Those girls to arrange a program fo r separated fo r th e ir regular meet- attending w e r e Mrs. Richard the benefit of the Theta Rho girls. ing5 There were 24 ladies o f the The Sunshine C ircle o f the Arney o f San Francisco, C alifo r- who are w orking fo r new regalia. Pauline circle present The sub- Announcement was made o f a pic- ject o f the devotion, w hich was C hristian church met a t the home nia; Mr. and Mrs. E. Perine and Linda and Lonny o f nic to be held in the near fu tu re by M rs E h a Addington was o f M rs Jerry' Eastham Tuesday «laughters fo r the Past Noble Grand club. Prayer " M rs A rlin e Hughes led fo r q u iltin g . In dividu al lunches Seattle. W ashington; M r. and were taken in paper sacks. Th« Mrs. Russell Godard and J. I ' No definite date The next meeting w ill has be been held set. on F ri- ^ ‘ j a m a ^ ^ n d ’ k S . L ^ s A h ^ n e Tuesday at Godard of T illa m o o k ; Mrs. D. W The m arriage o f M i s s B etty Russell, daughter o f M r, and Mrs. W alt Russell, to D elm ar Bushnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bushnell o f Brockway, was solemnized at the home o f the bride's parents Sunday, August 3rd. The cere mony was jierform ed at 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon by the Rev. J, Ted Burns in the presence o f a few close friends and rela tives o f the couple. The bride wore a pink silk dress w ith a jacket trim m ed in w h ite and w hite accessories. She was attend ed by Miss E dith Bushnell, sister o f the groom. F ra n k W etzel! of Roseburg attended the groom O thers present were M r. and Mrs. W a lt Russell and daughters B a r bara and Bonnie and son Lloyd. Mrs. C. S. Montgom ery of Cres w ell, Mrs. Ruby K irke n d a ll anti son Raymond of C oquille and Mr. and Mrs. Freddie V oglar and son o f D rain. M r. and Mrs. Bushnell are vis- itin g this week at the home o f his parents at Brockway and w ill make th e ir home in Cottage Grove when they return. C le a r a n c e S a le SLA CK S U IT S $2.95 Reg. $3.95 Reg. $2.95 $2.59 $1.79 Reg. $1.98 D R E S SE S Reg. $7.95 $5.19 Reg. $5.95 $4.19 Reg. $4.95 $3.19 • »tli<N Drenaes as low as 5!)c N EW ST A M P E D GOODS P illo w Cases, L l ll ll 'h <'lo llie s Scarfs Vanities, Ele A m e st’s Dress Shop For llolpoin} T H IS BCAUT1FUL N S W H O T P O IN T KLCCTRIC R A M M E FEATURES • N ew Radiant Broiler Urdt— larger than ever. • AII-Porcelain enam el Inside and out. • New Indicating Switch Button«. • Battleship construction. Frame is electrically w eld ed . • FAST os fire without the flam e. • CLEAN as electric light. Brisbane Electric 612 M ain S tre e t GROCERY SAVINGS F rid ay and S atu rd ay , A u g u st 8th 9th day, August 15. M O TH E R S C LU B . the home o f Mrs. D ru ry fo r an James o f Eugene; M r. and Mrs. sang a solo entitled. “ D id You a ll-day meeting. The program fo r H a rry (k x ia rd and daughter T h in k to P ra y ? " The next circle the day is q u iltin g , luncheon Nancy of Coquille, and M r. and M rs S. L Godard and son Eldon. The Mothers club met in the 14 ladies present city p ark Tuesday w ith a good at- tendance. A pot-luck luncheon was served at the noon hour Two guests, M rs. C. N. Land and Mrs. M artha Marsh, were present. The afternoon was spent socially. visitor. The devotionals were led by Mrs. A m il Thies. A m issionary lesson was led by Mrs. Ray V in cent follow ed by a prayer by M rs H erbert Moon. F ollow ing a busi ness session the m eeting was clos ed w ith the benediction. M A R C IA B K U N D H O N O R E D . FLOW ERS will add charm to any social occasion Sunnyside Greenhouses 1704 West Main TcL 182 Miss M arcia Brund. who w ill be m arried in September to Boy, A1 len. was honored at a shower g iv en Friday by Miss P hyllis Soren son at her home. KODAK FINISHING M e Per Roll 24-H our Service. 1 Free Enlaricrm cnL M E DO A L L T H E W O R K AT THE Picture Shop NOTICE All Cottage Grove Beauty Shops Announce Ih«' Following Prices to Take Effect Immc<iiately : Permanent Waves $3.50 Larpter ....- ........ - ..... $ .10 End Curls ................ $3.00 Ey« l»row Arch ____ $ .50 Shampoo ................. $ 50 Manicure ................. -1 .75 Dry Fingerwave___ $ .50 Mare« 1 ...................... $ .75 Wet Fingcruave __ ,1 .35 Tints .......................... $3.50 Comb ....................... $ 10 Bleach ...................... $¡2.50 ('lowing Hour: 5:30 Exe« pt Wednesdays. Signed: Hotel Wave Shop Milady 's Shop P< ggy Roldedi r Echo (laldabini Beauty Clinic Curlette Beauty Shop Zeltna Durham Gladys Adams Beauty Nook Residence Beauty Shop Inez Hoyt Faye MeLatighlin i , Vinegar Ikst 19c Macaroni n"«“' 3»»- 19c Fly Spray »•»«. «n 23c Cheese Brookfield 2 I*«»- 63c 5 H i- can 39C Honey 2 tv ..k». 25c Cookies Oats Regular 10c package 5c Formay 3 »>•«" 49c Grapefruit Jc. 3 35c Turkey Dinner <- 15c Pen Jell 2«^ 23c Maks Jell Bottle 10c P. A. or Velvet ( jin 10c Machine Oil Reg. 25c cun 15c Cocoa I lersltey J lb. 15c Salad Dressing o« 23c Peas Fountain New Puck Can 10c Dill Pickles “i? 15c All S w eetS “ n" 19c W atermelon<Peaches SUGAR— We will advance Monday SMITH-SHORT GROCERY Phone 1 Cottage Grove’s Largest Home owned Grocery Store
