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s Yl NKLR-SUTHERLANT» NUPTIALS. 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 le p h o n e 159 johnston - welden The Sellwood Christian church In Portland was the scene of a beautiful wedding Saturday eve ning. October 4th at 8:00 o'clock When Miss Phyllis E. Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Johnston of Portland, became the bride of Glenn C. Welden. son of Mr. and Mrs. Morton V. Welden of Cottage Grove. The Rev. Albert Kuhs read the Venice in e pres ence of 100 guests and an unusual coloring was lent the a ffa ir as the groom, his best man and the two ushers were all in U. S. army uni forms. The church was beautiully dec orated in asters and dahlias w ith a greenery arrangement of palms find ferns. Two sisters of the bride, Lois Fitzgerald and Lor raine Kivi, sang as a duet. " I Love You T ruly.” and Mrs. Fitzgerald sang. “ A t Dawning," accompani ed by her sister-in-law. Mrs. S. Fitzgerald, who also played the je d d in g music. •• The bride was attired in a com bination of white lace and net over Whitejsatin and her fingertip veil fell from a coronet of seed pearls. She carried a bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Her ma tron of honor. Virginia Clay, wore turquoise and her bridesmaids, Margaret Howard and Elaine Erickson, wore peach and blue. The best man was Rob B ritton and the ushers were Chester Fer guson and Glen Lecklider. The little ring bearer was the bride's nephew, Richard Kivi. V The bride is a graduate of the ¡High School of Commerce and is employed in a clerical position. The groom is a member of the 29th Engineers, stationed fo r the present! in Portland. A reception was held at the ehurch. Assisting were Mesdames I . P. Fitzgerald. M artin K ivi. Floyd. ^Zjizgerald and Thomas •o d g rf *>hose attending from here were Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Welden, Richard. John and Lois Welden. S r and Mrs. Ray Welden of Vaughn and Mrs. W illiam Rasor, Mrs. Jack Rasor and Mrs. Beluah Barker, all of Bremerton, Wash ington were also present. * The young couple are now at Jome at 609 S. E. Taylor Street bi Portland. LEAGUE MEETS. — The Eugene chapter of the Lane County Hard of Hearing league fact last Thursday at the home of the president. Mrs. G. R. Hyslop, at Eugene. The membership is divided into two parts and each part is conducting a membership mpaign. the losing side to en- rtain the winning side on No vember 29th. A ll local hard of hearing persons are eligible and welcome to join the league. Miss Belle Burkholder, local member, tended the meeting. She w ill en- rta in the group at her home f<J their firs t meeting in November. A potluck luncheon w ill be served and all hard of hearing persons in this community are invited to come and bring a covered dish or sandwiches. Coffee, cream and a covered dish w ill be served by the hostess. K { LADIES GOLF. Eight ladies were present for the usual golf play Wednesday. M rs. Ella Zimmerly won the prize ball fo r low number o f putts, 17 for 9 holes. The first Wednesday of each month is reserved for pot luck luncheons at the club house or at a local restaurant. The us ual play is each Wednesday at 1:00 p. m. A t golf play yesterday, Mrs. Blla Zimmerly and Mrs. Merle King tied w ith a score of 48. In the shingle tournament a shingle was to be placed at the point where the handicap and plus par was reached but both Mrs. King and Mrs. Zimmerly played the en tire course without having to place shingles. Social Calendar FRIDAY Hebron Grange o|x*n meeting at the hall. 8:00 p. n». Members bring sandwiches, cookies and cups. — ♦— The Hobby Cub w ill meet at 7 30 at the home of Mrs. Mae Wilson on Second street. The Rebekah lodge w ill meet at 7:30 and entertain the Springfield kxlge and all Rebekahs and Odd Fellows over the age of 65. Eva Aubrey is chairman of the re freshment committee. MONDAY American Legion A uxiliary at the armory. 8:00 p. m. TUESDAY The Neighbors of Woodcraft w ill meet for a 7 :30 dessert and social at the home of Mrs. J. P. Graham. Mrs. Eunice Smith w ill assist as hostess. W EDNESDAY London 4-H Mother’s Cub at the clubhouse, 10:30 a. m. Pot-luck dinner at noon. DEGREE OF HONOR. The Degree of Honor lodge held their social meeting Tuesday eve ning in Eagles hall. At the busi ness session Edith Bradshaw. Frances Schilling and Betty Bush nell were accepted fo r initiation. Plans were further discussed for the convention to be held here on November 24th and committees were appointed as follows: Mi's. Carl King, chairman of a commit tee to be in charge of the lunch eon arrangements; Mrs. Frances Swanson, chairman of the serving committee; Mrs Vera Ziebeck. chairman of hall decorating com mittee; Marie Lemmer. chairman of welcoming committee; Ethel Hammond and Helen Cochran, courtesy committee. Mrs. Gene vieve Nelson was appointed to ar range fo r reserving the banquet room of the Rainbow cafe for the banquet to be held in the evening. A t the next meeting, practice w ill be held for the convention at which time the initiatory degree w ill be conferred upon the three candidates. A t the close of busi ness, refreshments of pumpkin pie w ith whipped cream and cof fee were served by Mrs. Richard Bushell and Miss Rodney Hood. Table decorations were of the Hal lowe’en m otif. Two tables of bridge followed w ith Mrs. Carl King winning the prize for high score and Mrs. Vera Ziebeck for low. PR ESBY TER IA N AID. The Presbyterian Aid met last week and held their experience social. Mrs. Mabel Helliwell, presi dent, presided. Plans were discuss ed for raising money and making improvements to the church. The Aid was divided into two groups for the experience social and Mrs. George Jacobsen was captain of one group assisted by Mrs. J. P. Graham. Mrs. L. J. McCoy was captain of the other group assist ed by Mrs. Nellie Blackmore. Mrs. Jacobsen's group won the contest w ith $95.88 and Mrs. McCoy's group received $60.61. The devo tions consisted of each member reading a passage of scripture. Plans were made to hold a cover ed dish luncheon at the next meet ing in November. The losing group w ill be the hostess committee. Re freshments were served by the hostess committee w ith Mrs. C. A. Beidler as chairman. The Hallowe ’en m otif was used in decorations. —♦ — F R IE N D SH IP CLASS. The Friendship c la s s of the Presbyterian church met Monday evening at the home o f Mrs. E l mer Bushell. Miss Dorothy Moore and Miss McCleod were hostesses. Election of officers were held and the remaining time spent in sew ing for Bundles for Britain. Mrs. Gladys H all was elected president, Mrs. A. W. Shofstall. vice presi dent, and Mrs. W. A. DeMoy, sec retary. The meeting for Novem ber w ill be held at the home of Miss Eunice VanDenburg. MATRONETTE CLUB. ’ Mrs. Gail Reiersgaard was host ess te, the Matronette club at her home last Thursday. A 7:30 des sert was served followed by a so- ciol evening. Mrs. Vera Weinkauf and Mrs. Katherine Barton were ASSOCIATION MEETS. welcomed as new members. M rs ., The Cottage Grove unit of the Ben Rohleder w ill entertain the Oregon State Beauty Shop Own club at her home in two weeks. ers’ association met for a lunch eon at the Gray Goose cafe Wed nesday at noon. Echo Galdabini was welcomed as a new member and new officers were elected for the coming year. Echo Galdabini was elected president, Inez Hoyt vice president, and Gladys Adams secretary-treasurer. AUTUMN ENTERTAINING CALLS FOR « < E I/)W E R S * A choice selection awaits 4 ** you here. * T ill HKDAY OCTOBER Hi. HUI THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE PROVE. OREGON PAO E p o m sfes 'Sunnyside Greenhouses 1704 West Main Tel. 182 Watch for the big 4 page, 2 color poster giving fu ll details of REXALL ONE CENT SALE OUT. 22-3-4-5 reaching you next Monday. Study this poster and make ready to cash in on the one sale you've been waiting for. Common "cents" w ill save dol lars for you when spent at the REXALL O N E CENT SALE Save With S a fety KEM ’S FOR DRUGS The Rexall Store 10-ltc Announcement of the marriage of Horace Sutherland of Marsh field. former Cottage Grove resi dent, to Miss Gertrude Yunker of Eugene was received by the Sen tinel Tuesday. Vows wre solemnized October 10th at the home of Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Davis of Eugene, w ith Rev Davis, former pastor of the Bap tist church, officiating. Following the ceremony the couple left for San Francisco, where they w ill visit a fortnight before returning to Marshfield, where Mr. Suther land is employed in the Marsh field post office. Mr. Sutherland former clerk of the Cottage Grove post office, was transferred to the Marshfield office about a year ago. BfifflUHfflES First Baptist Church, Ereile L. White, pastor Sunday school at 915 a. m.. Mrs W. C. Martin, su perintendent. Morning worship. 11:00. Sermon subject, "Return to Thy First Love." B Y .P U . at 6:30 p. m Evening service, 7:30. Drama, "The Mis sionary D ollar” to he presented by members of the Missionary So ciety. Special offering to be taken for student fund which provides scholarships for Oregon Baptist young women preparing for fu ll time Christian service. Mid-week prayer service Thurs day evening at 7:30. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. J. Tail Burns. Pastor. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. W.C.T.U. Worship 11:00 a. m. Christian Emleavor 7 :00 p. m. Mrs. W, V. McGee entertained Wednesday Bible study 7:00 p. m. the W.C.T.U. at her home Friday A ll who desire to worship or afternoon. The devotions were led rest are welcome here. by Mrs. Elsie Wells followed by the lesson w ith Mrs. James Ted- M ETHODIST CHURCH. ford in charge. A report was giv Rev. W. A. Briggs. Pastor. en on the address made recently Church school 9:45 a. m. at the Jefferson school assembly M orning w o rsh ip .... 11:00 a. m. on the subject of "Temperance Youth Fellowship 6:30 p. m. and Missions," by Mrs. Camp of Evening worship 7:30 p.m . Creswell. Mrs. J. Palmer was Choir Practice, Tuesday 7:30 p. m. elected delegate to the state Prayer meeting and Bible study W.C.T.U. convention to be held in Thursday evening 7:30 p. in. Portland during the coming week. A vote was carried to bring a spe Hebron Christian Church. IL cial offering to the next meeting S. Young, pastor. Bible school. to be used for purchasing tem 10:00 a. m.; morning worship and perance books for the use of the communion service, 11:00 a. m. grade school teachers. At the present time the con gregation is meeting in the HONORS III SBAXI). Grange Hall. This is due to the fact that their church building is Mrs. Sam Warren entertained being destroyed because of the at her home Tuesday evening ^ ith Cottage Grove dam which is go a surprise party fo r her husband ing in at this community. Plans on his birthday anniversary are being made for the erection Guests were his Sunday school of a new building on some prop class of the Baptist church. Twen erty which has been given to the ty-four were present and the time church by Mrs. W ills of the He was spent in group singing and bron community. social conversation. Refreshments of punch and a beautifully dec Free Methodist Church. Comer orated birthday cake were served. So. 6th and Harrison. Harold P. Mrs. M artha Marsh and Miss Hoffman, pastor.- We have clos Phyllis Vincent assisted the host ed our evangelistic effort and now ess in serving. The guest of hon push forward in our regular rou- or was presented a beautiful table i tine. lamp and other presents. Wc are expecting a group of business men who are a part of TO V ISIT LOIMiE. our Oregon Conference, Laymen's Council headed by Roy H arring Mrs. Ina Stewart. Mrs. Rosa ton. president of the Council, to Peterson. Mrs. Nellie King, Alice be w ith us over a week end soon. Conner, Rosa Lewis. Effie Ballew, Watch for further announcement. Vera Ziebeck. nie lla Baker. M ar They w ill haw charge of a Sun tha Eastham. Florence Morris, day morning and afternoon ser L ita Stewart, Zula Hansen, Mrs. vice. Melvie St. Elmo, Marion A rm From October 28th to Novem strong. M illie Hodgson, Donna ber 2nd. our D istrict Elder, the Cooper, and Elsie C urrin are Rev. Earl F. Aiken, w ill be with planning to attend the Rebekah us for a week ,,f special services lodge meeting at W alterville this and our quarterly meeting over evening. The in itiatory degree the week end. This w ill be of spe w ill be presented by the W alter cial interest to the community as ville lodge. well as the church. Remember the dates. MIZPAH CLASS. I Sunday services as follows: Sunday school, 9:45 a m.: morn The Mizpah class of the Presby ing worship. ULOO a. m. Message terian church met Tuesday at the by pastor: "The Hope of the church for a business and social Church.” afternoon. Officers for the coming Evening service, 7 :30 p. m» year were elected as follows: Mrs. Evangelistic message by pastor. George Hohman, president; Mrs. "The Sole Remedy fo r Sin." W illiam Chestnut, vice president; "Scriptural Holiness Our Theme Miss Stella Adams, second vice and God’s Message." Heb. 12:14. president; Mrs. O. W. Blackmore, “The church w ith the friendly secretary-treasurer. Names for handshake." the Polly Annas were drawn. The Hallowe'en season was suggested Christian Science Society, 242 in refreshments served by Mrs. Second Street. — Sunday school. Hohman and Mrs. Bramble. 9:45; forenoon service, 11. subject "Doctrine of Atonement." Eve STUDY CLUB. ning service second Wednesday of each month at 8:00 p. m. The The Study club met in the city Bible. Christian Science literature library Tuesday evening. Roll call and the w ritings of Mary Baker was answered w ith the name of Eddy may be borrowed or pur an American explorer. Mrs. W il chased before or after the Wed liam Thum reviewed the book, nesday service. “ Wabash R iver" by W illiam E. Church of Christ, Gordon L. Wilson and Miss M ariette Hamant gave a report on the book. ‘Hatch Hypes, Minister. Bible school at er Ide,” by Booth Tarkington. 9:45 a. m. Church, 11:00 a. m. Plans were made to hold guest Sermon, "The Wisdom of God’s Fool.” night on October 28th. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Church, 7:30 p. m. Sermon, "P at M. P. G. CLUB. tern of Purpose." Mrs. Roy Short was hostess to Catholic church, Father An the M P.G. club at her home Tuesday. A 1:00 o’clock luncheon thony Gerace.—Mass each Sunday was served followed by a social at 9:30 a. m. except fourth Sun afternoon. Mrs. Ted Burns was a day. at which time it w ill be at guest. Mrs. Joe T. Smith w ill en 8:00 a. m. tertain the club at her home for Corona Portables. The Sentinel. their next meeting. C O O L N IG H T S ! K EEP W ARM ! Wc just received a shipment of Cats Pajamas and Lovlee Lady Gowns. The most beautiful in winter sleeping gar ments. Chenille materials, in plain ami stripes. Colors blush and maize and blue. Knitted gowns in T-rose. We also have a beautiful ami large assortment of gowns and pajamas in satins and silk crepes. Tailored ami laee trimmed. The best of fitting slips in materials,'Fruit of the Loom, knitted taffetas, white and T-rose. Laee trim satin. Have plain satins in T-rose, white, navy and black. PANTIES, BRASSIERS AND GIRDLES. Come in and see— Watch for our window display. T H E SM A R T SHO P ALICE BREEDLOVE. Prop. LOR INK COt'Pl.F MARRIED. Miss Mattel Drew, daughter of Mr. and Mis. E. W Prow, and Vinton Snyder, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Snyder of Lebanon were married at the home of the bride's parents near latrane. Sun day, October 5. The ceremony wan performed by Dr. Norman K Tully of Eugene. The bride is a graduate of Lorane high school of the class of 1940. Mr. Snyder taught music in Lorane high school the past three years. They w ill make their home at Rogue River when* he is teaching music in the high school. W OM EN'S BIBLE < I.ASS. The Women's Bible class met yesterday at the home of Mrs. May Hogate w ith Mrs. Ida Swann as assistant hostess. A potluck luncheon was served at the noon hour. Sixteen members were pres ent and one guest, Mrs. Lila Veatch. Devottonals were led by Mrs. Swann and a short business meeting followed. Three dollars was allowed by the class to t>e used in paying for the electric fan being placed in the furnace. Twen ty-three calls were reported and fourteen bouquets given. Two quilts were tied and completed. One was presented to the parson age and the other sent to the Children's Farm Home at Corval lis. The next meeting w ill be held in the church ,»urlors w ith Mra. Ira Beidler and Mrs. Florence Mills as hostesses. SU R P R ISE SHOW ER Mrs. Frank Gierau. Mi's. Joe Bricher and Mrs. Leo Waldock entertained yesterday at the Wal- dock home w ith a surprise mis cellaneous shower for Miss Thel ma Phillips, daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Edwin Phillips, who w ill lx* married October 26th in the Cath olic church to Melvin Keele of Ft. Stevens, son of Mr. and Mrs A r thur Kt*ele of Culp Creek A des sert was served followed by the presentation of many lovely gilts to the guest of honor. Real Estate Still the Safest Investment 160 acres. 6 miles from town. 20 acres In cultivation Good | mis - ture. Some timber. Good barn, no house Fencrd sheep tight. $1.600 cash. 90 acres I'» miles from town Good pasture, (all buildings, year round creek Livestock goes w ith the place. $1.775. $600 down and rest ut $15 month. 6-room house, modern and In good condition. I hree-fourths acre ground. $1.8tS), $600 down and rest by month. 105 North II street. $2200 including the furniture. Good house, dandy location. Brings high rental. 902 Birch Street. >2.000, easy terms. 105 acres. 40 In bottom ground In cultivation, on highway Elec tric ity and modern plumbing in the house I 1» miles from town. $6.500. 198 acres 80 can be cultivated, good orchard, buildings poor. Close to town. $5/250. terms. Real Estate RODMANS Insurance DICKERS IN DIRT I ’NIYERSITY PROFESSOR TO A D D R E SS LIONS Dr. W illiam C. Jones, political science professor or the University of Oregon w ill address the Lions club today on the subject of "A s sumptions of Democracy." Reports of committees was the principal item of business trans acted at the regular meeting last Thursday. Reports were heard from ' L. C. Schroeder of the mem bership committee, who announc ed that a membership contest would likely be staged between the members of the local club anil those of the Junction C ity club, starting shortly after the first of the year. Waldo DeMoy gave a financial report and an estimated budget for another year. Worth 1 larvey and Robert Fromm re ported on the program committee ami announced that a tentative program bad been completed up to the first of the year. W C M artin reporting for the publicity committee, said that plans would likely be made noon to sponsor a road sign jointly w ith the Cham ber of Commerce. the signs to be uniform and to give information regarding the tune and meeting place of the various civic clubs. Myron Perry and Wayne Mackin were guests at the last meeting. Doctors for Jury Duty Physician» and nurse* should serve on juries In order that courts may have the benefit of their pro fessional Intelligence, according Io Mrs Curtis Bok. wife of the Phila delphia Common Plea Judge. Hallowe'en lee cream in the fol lowing flavors: Licorice. Harvest Moon, Pumpkin and (»ranged’ho«'- late at Gustafson's of course 10-ltc-41 TUESDAY BRIDGE Mrs. O. E. Woodson was hostess to the Tuesday Bridge club this week at a 1:00 o'clock luncheon nt the home of Mrs. G. B. Pitcher. A fter the luncheon the group went to Mrs. Woodson's home for bridge. Mrs. W. L. Workman won the prize. A ll members were pres ent and names were drawn for the Christmas exchange. The next meeting w ill lx* at the home of Mrs. C. S. Roberts In two weeks. P AU LIN E CIRCLE The Pauline Circle of the La- dies Council of the Christian church went to Eugene Wednes day to spend the day at the home of Mrs. Laura K irtley. A covered dish luncheon was served w ith f if teen ladies present. The time was spent socially. JUSTAMERE CLUB The Justamere club was enter tained Tuesday at a 1:30 dessert at the home of Mrs. Palmer John son. Mrs. Ralph Saltsman held high score at bridge. The next meeting w ill be held in two weeks at the home of Mrs. J. B. Leonard. There’ll Be No Blackout in Your HALLOWE’EN ENTERTAINING with plenty of noise makers, masks, serpentine, costumes, candies in Hal lowe’en colors, and favors. Brown’s Drug Store H O L IN ESS MEETING. Cottage Grove Pharmacy The W illam ette Holiness Asso ciation w ill conduct an all day day meeting Tuesday. October 21, at the Eugene Nazarene church, 8th and Madison Sts. Services at 10:30 and 1:30 w ith basket lunch at noon. PHONE 244 Remember Bressler’s —When You Think of Your Home Builtwell Davenports and Chairs Builtwell Swing Rockers Olympic Circulators Fashion-Flow Bed Room Sets Simmons’ Springs and Mattresses Speed Queen Washers Bigelow Rugs B R E S S L E R ’S FOR FURNITURE Trade in Your Furniture for New. 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