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F E N D E R -B E N N E T T
N U PT IA L S '
Announcements have been re
ceived here of the m arriage of
Dale Bennett to Miss Doris Fend
er, which was solemnized May
2nd in Yuma, Arizona. Mr. Ben
nett is now a student in airplane
mechanics in the arm y camp at
San Monica, California. He is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Ben
nett and a graduate of the C o t
tage Grove high school with the
class of 1936.
Mrs. Bennett was form erly a
resident of Seaview, this state,
and a graduate of the Seaview
high school with the class of 1940.
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1T T E N D SI H-IHSTRICT
M EETING.
Social Calendar
FRIDAY
Cottage Grove chapter Eastern
S ta r will meet Friday evening at
8:01) p. in. A special program will
be given and all members are es
pecially invited to attend.
Bid and Bye c lu i w ill meet w it h
Mr. and M is Earl Ballew,
V e te ra n s of F o re ig n
W a rs, A u x ilia ry H old
J o in t I n s till a ti o n 30th
Eight Cottage Grove w onvn
attended a m eeting of the north
ern sub-distnet or the W. S C. S
ot the Methodist church at Drain
Wednesday, Those attending were
Mrs. E. E. Cone, Mrs. Albert Ad
kins. Mis. C. E .Umphrcy, Mis
C. N lan d , Mrs R, E Carlile,
Mrs. N E Con.,.ton, Mrs W. P.
Sorenson and Mrs. Elsie Wells
The group voted to combine this
sub-district witn the Roseburg
sub-district and Mrs. Carlile was
elected president of the combined
district.
N. (>. W. IN STA LLV TIO N .
The Neighbors of W oodcraft
Joker club will meet with Mrs. met in regular session Tuesday
Fred Blickle.
evening. Mrs. Vein Zysett. guar
dian neighbor, presided. It was
TUESDAY
voted
to buy an $1850 bond The
T he V 'ternn s of Foreign Wars
The Royal Neighbor cam p will
PRO M O TED Lieut. Col. F lo r
Post 3473 ami Auxiliary held a
not meet May 12 because of the following officers w ere installed
MRS. SAM S HONORED.
ence A . lilanchticld, assistant to joint installation ot officers at the
w ho w ere unable to be present for
district convention in Eugene.
the joint installation at Cresw ell
Col. Ju lia L. E likke, superinten • arm ory Thursday evening.
Mrs. Joseph Sam s was honored
The Degage club will meet with in April: Mrs. Mabel Sowles, ad dent o f the A rm y Nurse Corps,
Mrs. Winona Schneider, past
with a surprise party on her 79th Mrs. Jess Denny.
visor; Mrs. Cora Bragg, captain
took a prom inent p a rt at the firs t
piiM d.'it’ of WUtamette Auviii
birthday last Thursday at the
I of guards; Mrs M arguerite Bei ge,
meeting o f the A.N.C. in Wash aty Post 293 was Hie mstallin ;
home of her son and daughter-in-
W EDNESDAY
banker; Mrs. M argaret Kem, m a
ington recently. She served over officer for the Auxiliary. Those
law, Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Sams.
Presbyterian Aid society will gician; Mrs. Anna Graham, cor
Pri'sideut. Mi .
seas
in 1917-18 and since 1920 installed were:
Mrs. Sams received m any lovely meet at the church.
respondent; Mrs.
M ary
Duffy,
Maude Premnzzi; senior vice pre-.-
has
had
many
stations,
including
gifts including a large plant from
alent. Mis. Ada O akes, junior vice
London 4-H M others club, all manager. Mrs. Pearl Bressler was
A rm y hospitals in China and the
the Women's Bible class of the
president. Mrs. F ran eo
M yers;
day meeting at club house. Mem- installing officer.
Philippines.
Methodist church.
The follow ing members w ere
chaplain, Mix Ella Fleck: con-
bets bring m aterials tor weaving
The room was decorated with or other crafts work.
named for the Sunshine eomnni-
ductress,
Mrs.
Elsie
Fatten:
LADIES- GOL» < U B.
lovely bouquets of lilacs and prim
tee: Mrs. Julia Bartels, Mrs. Ila
guard. Mrs Mary St Clair; musi
roses.
Yellow
primroses
and
Kebelbeck. Mrs. Adelia Hatch;
THURSDAY
A fte r a [sit luck outdoor luneh- cian. Mis. Moore; aeeretary-treaa-
candles formed the centerpiece
The No-Expense club w ill meet Mrs. M argaret Kem, Mrs. Anna
i-oii
W ednesday tin- Ladies' Golt urer, Mis. Hazel Staley; color
lor the table.
next TTiursday with Mrs. George Graham.
club
held their usual Wednesday bearers, Mesdames Sharp, Scott,
A quiz program was presented Kebelbeck.
Mrs. Adelia Hatch and Mrs.
afternoon
play. Mi's.
Frances Dunean ami Dunlevy: chairman
in which Mrs. Powers won first
Zysett w ill entertain the social
for .defense and
rehabilitation.
The
Needlecraft
club
w
ill
have
Hunter.
Mrs
Ruth
Schrvxxfer,
prize and Mr«. John M arkham sec
club a t the Hatch home May 19.
Mrs. Lois W illiams; patriotic in
ond. An original poem was read a picnic at Blue Pool eamp at Me- Hostess com m ittee for the June Mrs. F aye Sunderland and Miss structor. Mi's. Helen Sherman:
Belle Burkholder tied
for th e
by Mrs. Kerm it Sams entitled. Credte Springs.
meeting w ill be Mrs. Nellie Black-
trustees' 18 months. Mrs. Eraneis
“Tribute to Mother Sam s."
A. V. H. Bridge club w ill meet more and Mrs. Hatch. Pot-luck sm allest number of putts on num Myers, 12 months. Mrs. Ella Eleek
The birthday cakes were baked with Mr. and Mi's. C lair Hogate refreshm ents were served at the bers 1. 3 and 5. In the play-off and six months. -Mrs MeColhtm
Belle Burkholder won. placing a
by Mrs. A ce Gregg.
next week.
close of the meeting. Mrs. Zysett putt within two inches of the cup chairm an Red Cross. Mrs. Elate
and Mrs. Anna Schoen w ere in on number 5 green.
Patten.
THETA RHO GIRLS HONOR » R EBEKAHS ACCEPT IN V I
charge. Mrs. Hatch presented
Guests from
the W illainett •
The
club
w
ill
meet
for
play
MOTHERS,
TATION.
Mrs. Bressler, retiring past guar
Post
In
Eugene
wen-:
Mesdames
again next Wednesday. In about
dian neighbor, with flowers.
two weeks the two-ball foursom es Louisa Conner. Anna L. Clark,
Fifty-six were present at the
At the regular m eeting of the
with both tnen and women taking president; Bessie Marshall. Nora
Theta Rho 6:30 dinner Monday Rebekah lodge Friday evening an
MRS. W OLFARO E N T ER TA IN S. part wilt begin play. The golf wi.! I’eter.son.
Until Beeson,
Ellen
evening at Odd Ft Hows hall hon invitation to visit Lorane lodge
begin at 5:30 p. m, to be followed Heartwell. Perm llla Hitter. Flor
oring mothers of the members. next Monday evening was accept
Mrs. Harold W olfqrd entertain with a potluck supper. The exact ence Tannehill. Fem e Burkimri:
Ida Fridell was chairm an of the ed. Everyone who wishes to go
ed the Jolly club Wednesday .even date w ill be announced later.
M ary
E. Kallchoven, Striker.
committee in charge. T alks were but has no means of transporta
ing w ith a 7:30 dessert. Mrs. Fred
Dorothy Hill. Ethel Robert.-on,
given by mothers advisors, mem tion should be at the Odd 7 e l-
Anderson and Mrs. Nelson De CATHOLIC VLTAR SOCIETY A riila M. Adkinson and Winona
bers of the advisory board and iow-s hall at 7.00. The first nomi
Schneider, jwst president.
Young w ere guests. A t bridge Mrs.
.MEETS.
others. Group singing was a fea nation of of f u e l , for the coming
Mae Denny held high score and
ture and a vocal number was ren term was held. Plans for enter
ANGLERS Ml ST GET PER
Mrs. Fred Anderson was low. The
The Catholic A lta r society met
dered by Audrey Beach accom- taining the Townsend club F ri
MITS FOR BOATS
next m eeting w ill be at the home Monday afternoon at the home of
pShiefl by Mrs. Lewis. 26 mem day evening were completed. The
of Mrs. R ay Nelson with Mrs. Mrs.
W illiam Zim m erly.
Mrs.
bers of the lodge attended the volunteer kitchen com m ittee con
Attention of anglers fishing in
Harold W hitlock as hostess.
Frank Gierau was assistant host navigable streams in the coastal
business m eeting following the sists of Mesdames E tta Millet.
ess. A one-thirty
dessert
was
dinner and program. Jean P eter Eftie Ballew. Eva Aubrey, Susie
B. I’. W. D ESSER T.
area is called to the following reg
served. Mrs. J. W. T a rr presided
' d . received the fifty cents nt- Sneider. Stella B aker and Leta
ulations issued by the United
at
the
business
m
eeting.
Plans
u rd a n ce prize and it was decid Stew art.
States Coitst Guard.
Ah owner
Mrs. H. B. Breedlove, retiring
ed to go t. • Gustafson's for re-
The proceeds of the truth or president, entertained the Busi were discussed relative to the an taking out any type of boat upon
freshments aftfcr edge at the M ay consequence show given by the ness and Professional Women's nual summer vacation school. a navigable stream in the coast
ibtR meeting.
Rebekahs recently went to tits club at her home W ednesday e v Mrs. M ary Ellen Farm er was wel area, w hether it is a rowboat,
linoieum fund lor the Portland ening. Mrs. Breedlove presided at comed as a new member. Com motorboat or any oth< r type of
Odd Fe.low home instead of the the business meeting. Plans for m ittee reports were given by vari craft, must s e cu re a p e r m it f o r
MRS. LEABO E N T ER TA IN S.
hall as w as stated in this paper attending the state convention in ous department chairmen. The such a boat from the office of the
club will meet in June at the
The P as' M.-itr n club met at i ecenUy.
Marine Division. Collector of Cus
Roseburg on M ay 16 and 17 were
home of Mrs. W illiam Bartels.
the home of Mrs. Carl Lea: Mon
toms. Portland, or from assistant
discussed. Four delegates w ill go.
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day for a one-thirtv d-ssert. Mrs. T O W N S E N D S O C IA L N IG H T .
deputy colleetora of customs sta
Two names were accepted for
SER VICE GUILD MEETS.
S L. Godard, president of the
tioned at various points along the
membership, Miss Donna Hatch
The Townsend club met for and Mrs. M yrtle Neet. Installa
Hub. pre-’ded at
the business
coast.
The Service Guild of the Meth
m eeting The grv.op quilted a pad their regular social evening Mon tion of officers w ill be held on
Anglers renting Isiuts will no-
odist church met W ednesday a f
for the Red Cross hospital use day night. The program was open M ay 20.
have to secure boat iierroits Ind
ternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Fred
Plan- were mad« to meet in June ed with the singing of Am erica
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Vohs for a 2:00 dessert. Mrs.
at the home of Mrs. L o tte Mc- and the giving of the flag salute
MASONS HOLD SPECIAL
Kenneth .Mickey was a co-hostess.
Laughlin. A special, invitation was which w as followed by group
MEETING..
A t the business m eeting plans for
announced for all members to be singing. Frank Hazen favored the
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present at the regular meeting of group with violin nuintsrs. E. J.
Cottage G r o v e lodge A. F. &
Cottage Grove chapter No. 4, I " nt laade erne rem arks con- A. M. ne.d a special m eeting S a t May 18, were discussed. The cen- •
i c. n .ig M others Day. Mr. and urday night for the purpose of tral planning com m ittee consists
O. E. S. Friday evening.
Mr- L D. Tucker and N ettle conferring M. M. degrees on Roy of Mrs. W ayne Monroe, Mrs. W.
EL MARTES LI NCHLON.
C aw ley
presented
a
number, Sunderland. Lorin Schroeder, mas H. Bachelder, Mrs. H arry Lewis
‘Rocking Alone in An Old Rock ter of the local lodge, was in ami Mrs. Torn Preece. The next
The E l Martes club met with ing Chair.” A skit was presented charge. Among visitors from out m eeting will be a no-bostess des
Mrs k red Anderson, Tuesday. A oy Mrs. W ill Dorward and Mrs. of town w ere Dan S tew art and sert at thy home of Mrs. Harold
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one -o clock luncheon was served O. W. Blackmore. Following the -Mr. Shouse. W. M. of Springfield; Sprague.
ind the afternoon w;-s spent w’jth closing songs ice cream and cof W illiam Meyer. Oregon C ity; Mi.
R ESEA R CH CLU B
Red Cross sewing. The group w il! fee were served by the men. A Olson. C. B. Calkins. LeRoy Hiett,
REVIEW .« HOOKS.
me»’t in two weeks with Mrs. O social hour was enjoyed a fter the V. M. of Roseburg; LeR oj Burton,
M. Bagley.
refreshm ents were served.
1. via Da.'ilberg, Eugene; Lloyd
At the regu lar m eeting o f the
tlaines, Eugene;
Robert Board, Research club Tuesday evening
5piingG ekl; Angus Gibson, Ross the book, "One Foot in Heaven,
Glass, Junction City. A number of by H artzell Spence, w as reviewed
these visitors took part in the de by Miss Eunice VaniX-nburg. Mrs.
gree work. There were- visitors Ida W illiams review ed the book,
itom Salem. Refreshm ents were ’T h e y Went Together." by Robert
served at the close of the m eet Malnon. Roll call of the club was
ing.
held. Mrs. A lvis W icks distributed
the certificates for the home
BA PTIST M ISSIONARY GROUP. nursing course. All of the mem-
liers of the club received certif-
The Baptist missionary society i icates.
met at the home o f Mrs. W. C.
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M artin Wednesday afternoon with
MRS. SW AN SO N HOSTESS.
11 women present. Mrs. O. H. j
Pickens was in charge of the pro
M r< A. W. Swanson entertain
gram. Reports on missionary top ed I41 Cornu» club Tuesday at the
ics were given by Mrs. Ervin Han home of Mr». Ralph Saltsm an. A
sen. Miss Lena Zendron, Mrs. T ru dessert was served at one o’clock
man Clark, Mrs. W. C. Martin, and at contract bridge Mrs. C. J.
Mrs. John M cCall, Mrs. E icile Kem held high score. Mrs. T. C.
White, Mrs. Ida Terveen and Mrs. W heeler will be hostess for tfi'-’
Clinton Spriggs. This was the next meeting.
first meeting of the new yea r and
plans for the yea r were discussed.
The theme for the lesson study
will be "F aith .” Refreshments
were served following the m eet
ing.
M ake. other Happy
a, .A t
to y
VALUi
MRS. STR O U P E N T ER TA IN S.
Send Her Flowers
ON MOTHER’S DAY!
Just for HER—from YOU
Ti
hh>>-
i t t at never fails to thrill Mother. Sunnyside
V>q can be sure th iy ’re fresh and will give
her ph .isure lor many days.
Sunayshie G/ eeahoases
1704 West Main St., Telephone 182
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WORKERS’ C IRCLE MEETS.
The W orkers’ Circle of the
Christian church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. G. C. Hood
with tw elve members present.
Mrs ’T a -.in Harpole presented
tR devotionals and Mrs. F ian k
lio a id gave the missionary lesson.
The group w ill have a social m eet
ing with Mrs. Am il Thies on M ay
120.
,
will have to c a n y some form of
person'll idcntil lent ion, and the
bout ofM>rator is held responsible
for «11 individuals to whom he
rents boats Unfriendly aliens are
not
allowed
upon
navigable
streams in boats.
The foregoing regulations apply
only (o individuals In boats and
not to anglers fishing along
stream backs except in certain
s|Hs-ifiisl restricted areas in tin-
Columbia and W illam ette rivers,
where official identilieation fiom
llte Coast G ilani is ri<t,iill'ed ol all
individuals.
O fficers o f the Veterans of
Foreign Wars installed Apt tl 30th
in joint instnbdtion with the aux
iliary officers, w ere inducted b>
Major William White of Eugene,
district commander assisted by
W alter l.ui*woo<t and C. Hill, Imlh
of the Eugene |*>st O fficers in
stalled w eie: Ace Gregg, com
mander; Glen St. C lan .
< on i
vice eom m m der; William Mill •
tumor viee commander;
Fred
Fry Rocky Road Ice Cream. It'»
Fleck, chaplain; Law rence MeKav delicious. ( ¡uslafson s. of aoursc
adjutant; John Lamb, quarter
m aster; lolin la s ilm in officer ol
tin* dav Rush Dunean. Homer A l
len and Roy Sherm an w ere in
s t a lle d as trustees.
MONDAY
Mrs. C. L. Stroup entertained
Ihe Jemo club at her home last
Thursday afternoon. A 1:30 des
sert was served. Mrs.
Palm er
Johnson and Mrs. J. B. Leonard
were special guests. Mrs. Curtis
French held high score at con
tract bridge. Mrs. Roy Sunder
land w ill be hostess for the next
meeting.
Till USI» \Y M \V 7. 1912
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The Director of Defense Transportation has issued
a general order curtailing local delivery services
ns a rneahs of conserving tran-tpertation facilities
and equipment.
Effective May 15, local carriers are forbidden to
make any special deliveries except to hospitals
and the armed forces of the United States, and
exetpt emergency deliveries of supplies necessary
to protect public health, life and safety. Effective
May 15, callbacks made in a second attempt to
deliver shipments on the same day cr to make col
lections arc prohibited, and carriers may not moke
more than one delivery to any one person in a
single day. However, if deliveries to one person
are so large os to require mere than one vehicle,
this may be considered as a single delivery.
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