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PAGE p o m s THE SE X TINEL, W I T AUE GROVE, OREGON O C I E T Y — M is s I n a M o n r o e , R e p o r t e r T e l e p h o n e 159 MOOS -M M ER MARRIAGE Lovelies Gag liieir Trademarks ■»n \ ■ -SW * ? H Social Calendar T ill USD AV. SEPTEMBER I 1911. IHSCHURCHES CHURCH O F GOD 1060 East Adams Ave. Sunday KChuol, 10 a in. M orn ing worship. 11 a. in. Young | h > o - ple's meeting. 7:15 p. m. Devo- Honal service, 8 p. in. Prayer meeting. Friday, 8 p. m. David said, "1 was glad when they said unto me. ‘Let us go unto the house of the L o rd '." We invtte you to w orship God w ith us. Roy E. Hutchison, pastor. Wednesday evening, August 26. at a candlelight service. Miss THURSDAY Agnes Moon, daughter of M r and Constellation club w ill meet in M rs H erbert Moon of Cottage Grove, and Leo Meyer, son of the club rooms in the Masonic Mrs. V irgie Meyer of Vale. South hall this afternoon. Hostesses arc Dakota, were m arried at the home Mrs. Gladys H all. Mrs. Ida W il o f the bride's parents, the Rev. liams and Mrs. Maxine W ard. M E T H O D IS T CHURCH Gordon Hypes o fficiatin g. Joker club w ill be entertained at Rev. V.’. A. Briggs, Pastor. The bride was given in m a rri the home o f Mrs. Glennie Erast Sunday school at 9:45. Sam age by her fa th e r and her only at 7:30. Muckm. Supt. Mot mug worship attendant was her sister, Mrs. at 11:00. Sermon topic, "The A rie l Hubbard. A lb e rt Meyer, FRIDAY Laborer's Reward." brother o f the groom was best Hebron Grange at Hebron com Youth Fellow ship meeting ut 7 man. The wedding m arch was m unity hall. 8:00 p. m. o'clock. Evening w orship at 8:00. played by M rs Gordon Hypes. Sermon topic, "Things T hat Can P. D. G club w ill meet at 30 A t - the reception follow ing the not Be Shaken.” service Mrs. Don Thies sang. As w ith Mrs. A lin 'd W u lff. P rayer meeting on Thursday sisting w ith the serving were Mrs. Rebekah lodge meets in the eve- nights at 8:00 p. nt. Guy Barton o f Eugene, aunt of the bride; Mrs. Don Thies and ning. A S S E M B LY O F GOD M rs A rie l Hubbard. TUESDAY H ilto n T. P ark, Pastor. The bride wore a pale aqua a f Royal Neighbors w ill meet at Stays On Longer Sunday school ut 9:45 a. m ternoon frock w ith cream acces 8:00 p, m. Preaching, 11 a. m. Young people's sories and a corsage o f purple service at 6:30 p. in. Evening orchids. Mrs. Hubbard wore a WEDNESDAY evangelistic service, 7:45 p. in. street fro ck o f navy w ith a w hite The Presbyterian ladies' aid w ill Tuesday night, prayer service, corsage and black accessories. meet in the church parlors at 2:30 7:45 p m. Thursday night, preach The couple v i si t e d various w ith Mesdames Ammer, Charles ing service. 7:45 p. m. points in W ashington on th e ir Beidler and H erbert Eakin as hos wedding tr ip and are m aking th e ir tesses. C A T H O L IC CHURCH home in Cottage Grove. P a u le tte G od d a rd . D o ro th y lo im o u r and V eron ica la k e shown here Rev. J. L. M axw ell. Pastor. d isp layin g q uirks o f dress id e n tifie d w ith each. In com ing picture —♦ — W. S. C. S. o f the M ethodist Muss each Sunday at 8:00 a. m. they w ill sing o f sweaters, sarongs, p eek-a-b oo bangs. N. O. W. MEETS church w ill meet at the church, ! w ith Mesdames N. E. Compton. EH H E N L A t K-MaeGIBKON G l NTEK-< O I.I.IN S S E V E N T II D A Y A D V E N T IS T The Neighbors o f W oodcraft F. L. Grannis and E lm er Tohlen as CHURCH held th e ir regular meeting Tues hostesses. The lesson w ill be given A bride o f August 23 was Miss W est M ain Street Miss Iva Louise G unter o f Eu day evening a t Odd Fellows hall. by Mrs. Maude W righ t. Isolde M ane Eichenlaub whose gene. fo rm e rly o f Cottage Grove, Sabbath school, 9:30 o'clock. M ISSIO N t m GKOI P M E ET S In the absence o f the Guardian wedding to W illia m Douglas Mac- and Theodore E ric Collins, son of Preaching service 11:00 o'clock DR. A. W . KIME HONORED Neighbor, Mrs. Genevieve Zysett, Gibbon o f P ortland, son o f Mrs. Ed Collins o f Cottage Grove, were Every Saturday. V isitors welcome The m issionary Education anil M rs. Anna Graham presided. The Charles P. K rom er and M r. K re united in m arriage in a beautiful Extension group of the Methodist D r. A. W . Kim e was honored o ffice o f Past Guardian Neighbor m er o f Los Angeles, C alifornia, ceremony in the St. M ary's Epis B L U E M O U N T A IN C H URCH church met Wednesday lot an nil was announced to be vacant. Mrs. w ith a surprise p a rty in commem was solemnized at a late afternoon copal church in Eugene Thursday Mrs. B e tty W illiam s, Pastor. day m eeting ut the home of Mrs Mabel Sowles. advisor who has oration of his 84th b irthday an ceremony at St. M ary's cathedral. evening nt 7:00 p. m. The Rev. B ilile school, 10:00 a m. Service A lb e it z\dkins. A luncheon was been ill fo r several weeks, is re niversary fo llo w in g the regular The Rev. B. V. K e lly officiated. Ernest B a rtlam read the cere 11:00 a. m. Young people's service served at the noon hour w ith Mrs ported to be no better. Plans were m eeting o f the Odd Fellow lodge The bride, daughter o f M r. and mony. 6:45 p. rn. Evangelistic service, Andrew Brand. M r*. Junic* Ted Thursday evening. Members o f the made fo r the C ircle to hold a 6:30 Mrs. F ranck Georg Eichenlaub, The bride wore a lovely blue a f 7:45 p. m. ford and Mrs. W a lte r Sorenson dinner Tuesday evening, October Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges was given in m arriage by her ternoon dross w ith w hite access acting as assistant hostesses. Mrs 6, at which husbands w ill be in and th e ir fam ilies and friends father. She wore a w h ite satin C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E SO CIETY N. E. Compton was in charge of ories and a gardenia corsage. vited and a fte r the business ses were present. A fte r D r. Kim e was dross w ith fu ll tu lle veil fa llin g •242 Second Street. The church was decorated w ith the d -vo tio n * Mrs Maude W rig h t sion. a social evening w ill be held. escorted to the p la tfo rm Ralph from a halo o f m atching tulle. H er Sunday school at 9:43; foren«ion reported on "SUuny Acres” ; .Mr* gladioli o f various vu.-ors. Relatives M rs. Cora Bragg was named as Russell, o f Roseburg, grand w a r bouquet was u nosegay o f Hum - and a few friends attended the service. 11, subject. "M a n ." Eve A llx -rt Woodard on "H a rtock Re chairm an o f the dinner com m it den of the grand lodge of Oregon, b o ld tii bouvardia centered w ith ceremony. A wedding supper at ning service second Wednesday of tu rn in g from P rison"; Mrs. S L. tee. Mrs. Adelia H atch, chairm an presented h im w ith a 50 years' w h ite orchids. the Osborn hotel followed. A sur each m onth at 8:00 p. m. .Mackin reported on "W omen of o f .the decorating com m ittee and jewel, sym bolic o f 50 years o f Mrs. Love ll D. Mousscau was prise reception was held at th e , The Bible, C hristian Science lit-(C h in a Today M rs Ransom Cone. Mrs. Pearl Bressler, w ill be in membership in the Odd Fellow m atron o f honor. She wore a yel home o f M r. and Mrs. H u ff w ith e ra ture and the w ritin g s of M ary "M ethodism Provides Roofs"; Mrs charge o f the card tables assisted lodge. The jewel was carried on a low fa ille dress and carried a bou about 50 present. B aker Eddy may be borrowed or D. W. St urges on "C h ristia n by Mrs. Hatch. A ll members are s ilv e r plate by his granddaughter. quet of gladioli. The couple left fo r a tr ip to the purchased before o r a fte r the R outes of Democracy In A m e ri urged to attend and assist w ith Claudette Kime. Thanks fo r the Miss Jeanne W ilcox and Miss coast on F rid ay m orning. M r. Col Wednesday service. ca” ; and Mrs. Ida Swann reported the dinner. Committees and as- honor were extended by D r. Kime. N atalie Fengwald were brides lins left Eugene Tuesday to retu rn on "T he Evangelical Witness in sistants w ill meet at the hall in M rs- E thel Bailey, grand as- maids. They also wore fa ille to C alifornia where he has been F R EE M E T H O D IS T CHURCH L a tin Am erica." T w en ty ladles the afternoon at 2 o'clock This sembly warden from Roseburg, So. 6th and H arrison were present. w ill be the annual b irth d a y p a rty ° avp a speech and presented Dr. drosses in shades of rose and aqua stationed w ith the U. S. navy, Mrs. and also carried bouquets o f glad Collins w ill remain in Eugene. Rev. C. A lfre d Herald, Pastor. o f the local organization. Kim e w ith a g ift from the Rose- ioli. , Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. B A P T IST MISSIONARY Mrs. Bragg and Mrs. Mabel hurg members who were present. W illia m J. B artels Jr. was best Classes fo r d iffe re n t age groups. TOWNMJCND ( I.I B P L A N S SO< IETY MEETS Powell were the hostess co m m it-i The program consisted o f :tr u m - man. Edgar A. S to rii, Donald M orning preaching service. 11:00 FEED tee fo r the evening and served re pet duet. A l G riffin and Ed F in - a. m. In the evening a combined n e rty : a number o f old tim e songs , £ ™ ,cs' _LoJ e ,,l D I\ ous' >au a" d The Baptist m issionary society freshments in the dining room. le d h v F d P . n n p r t v n n «id f . X Rodnp>' G. Vandeneynde were ush- young people and adult service ut met Wednesday afternoon at the The Towasend d u b met .Monday led by Ed F in n e rty ; an old fash Announcement was made that ers. A h earty welcome church w ith Mias M arie Zendron evening fo r a business session. A 7:45 p. m the bond purchased by the C ircle ioned violin num ber by M r. Haz- Follow ing the ceremony a recep le tte r was read from E. J. Kent awaits you. Midweek prayer ser und Miss Lena Zendron a* host i en. accompanied by Mrs. N e ttie had been received. tion was held at the I., me o f the who is vis itin g in C alifornia. vice, Thursday at 7:45 p. m. esses. Mrs. O. II. Pickens preskkal The group w ill meet socially Gawley; a resume o f D r. Kim e's bride's parents. B ulletins were read by Mrs. Anna and M rs W <’. M a rtin , Mrs. Ida Tuesday. September 15, a t the life by Mrs. lim a Thum ; trum pet NO MOKE q i IN 1N E The btide graduated this spring Petrie and Mrs. O. W. Blackmore. Terveen and Miss 1-ena Zendron home of Mrs. Pearl Bressler. Mrs. solo, K e ith Wooley; old tim e vio gave reports. M rs Erode W hite M ary D uffey w ill be assistant lin numbers, M r. ■ Tucker, joined from the U n ive rsity o f Oregon Plans were made fo r members to The w ar production heulth sup read a le tte r from a missionary. by Pete B ritta in and Tom Short. where she is a member o f the Pi meet in the p ark Sunday a fte r hostess. The group sang, "God Bless A m e r Beta Phi so ro rity. M r. MacGibbon noon fo r a waterm elon feed. The plies branch has requested d ru g There were 11 metnlx-rs and one is a fo rm e r resident o f Cottage public is invited to the social eve gists to re tu rn surplus stocks of guest present. Lovely refresh- ica.” S U N SH IN E CIRCLE .MEETS Grove, having graduated from the ning to be held Monday, Septem quinine, cinchonine, and cinch- , ments were servwl by the host Dr. Kim e led the grand march oidine to th e ir source of supply esses follow ing the meeting. Cottage Grove schools. He has ber 7. Twelve members o f the Sun to the dining room, escorted by and as we understand the ru lin g shine C ircle m et Tuesday at the Mrs. Vera ZiebecX, noble grand of been attending the U nive rsity of this means th a t druggist shelves OUR BOUQUET GARDEN T he W ord 'S abo t* ( r * C hristian church fo r a potluck the Rebekah lodge. Mrs. Kim e Oregon and w ill complete his w ork w ill tie emptied of quinine, since CLUB MEET?. The original act of sabotage It luncheon, q uilting , a business followed, escorted by A. W. W ool this term a fte r which he w ill go this section is out of the m alaria laid to have been the slipping of into the arm y. He is a member of meeting and program. M rs. Iva l ey. noble grand o f the Odd Fellow d is tric t. the Alpha Tau Omega fra te rn ity O ur Bouquet Garden club met the wooden shoe or “sabot" of a Loucks led the group prayer, Mrs. lodge. D r. Kim e made the firs t An a rtic le in the Portland re workman into a loom. In the early J. M. Eastburn read the scrip cut in the b irth d a y cake. Mrs. and is a member o f the Scabbard August 27th a t the home o f Mra. and Blade. M r. and M rs. MacGib- Glenn Arne. A rep ort on "F lo w ta il druggist association bulletin days of machine production. In or ture. The circle has the subject of Rosie Lewis, vice grand o f the bon w ill be at nome in Eugene ering Shrubs” was given by Mrs. says o f quinine: "W hen it is real der to lessen the output. This ex "V ic to ry " fo r the year’s w ork. Rebekahs, served the cake. a fte r September 18. O rval Bishop. M rs. Fred Vohs ized that one of the chief reasons plains satisfactorily Ute origin of the M rs. Addie H algarth gave a read gave a rep ort on "T he Robin." fo r the fa ll o f the Philippines was French noun "sabotage*' which has Those attending the wedding ing on w ar and its horrib le tre a t MOTHERS’ CLUB LUNCHEON from here included M r. and Mrs. Refreshments were served. The due to inadequate supplies of q ui been taken over Into English Web ment o f o u r missionaries. Mrs. next meeting is to he at the home nine and o the r medicaments, drug ster's N«Nv International Dictionary, Tidie was appointed as social The M others' club met Tuesday F. L. Grannis, Mrs. W. L. W o rk o f Mrs. Herm an Petersen, Sep gists should be glad to re tu rn however, associates the word with man. Mrs. C. J. Kem and daughter leader to w o rk w ith Mrs. J. V. fo r an a ll day session at the home every fra c tio n o f an ounce of the the French verb "saboter" mean tem ber 10. Geraldine, M r. and Mrs. Claude S tew art, vice president. of M rs. Trum an C la rk. A covered above products not needed in o r ing "to work hastily and carelessly" - ♦ — Cruson, Mrs. W illia m Bartels Sr., Plans were completed fo r th e ir dish luncheon was served at the der th a t o u r armed forces may from "sabot" a clumsy wooden shoe. m rs . M c F a r l a n d h o n o r e d p art in entertaining the older noon hour. Ten members were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Scott, and M r. have m axim um health protection.” and M rs. M erle Scott. ladies at a potluck luncheon on present. Guests included Mrs. Mrs. F rank M cFarland e nte r — ♦ _ Tuesday a t the church at the M erle M cKibben and Mrs. George It takes 50,000 man-hours of tained w ith a b irthday p a rty Wed T ry this on the judge: A M il w ork to build a medium bomber A. V. II. CLUB MEETS tim e of the next regular m onthly Sweet. nesday evening honoring her waukee lau nd iy tru ck driver, ar ' against only 200 fo r an uuto. m eeting o f the ladies' genera) M rs. F inley W hipps favored the The A. V. H. club m et last daughter-in-law , M rs. Rex M c F a r rested fo r d riv in g the wrong way council. group w ith in stru m e n ta l music at The ladies of the Sunshine C ir the piano. The w o rk period was Thursday evening at the home of land. Eleven guests were present. on a one-way street, explained he Bushell. The evening was spent socially was c u ttin g his mileage 25 percent cle w ill meet to q uilt Thursday spent in q u ilt m aking. The w el M r. and Mrs. R ichard a ll day. A potluck luncheon w ill fare com m ittee reported 17 gar Follow ing the dinner the tim e was around the outdoor fireplace. The to save rubber. Sentence suspend spent socially and in playing b irth da y cake was served a t the ed. be served. ments and one coat had been g iv bridge. The next m eeting w ill be close of the evening. en to needy p e rso n . The club w ill Salesbooks, receipt books, Ixxik- at the home of M r. and Mrs. B. P. W. LUNCHEON meet w ith Mrs. Cad W allace on Throw your scrap into the fig h t. keeping systems. The Sentinel. Ralph Hawley. October 6th. The Business and Professional PA ST NOBLE G R A N D S MEET Women's club m et fo r a noon MRS. BURLESO N E N T E R T A IN S luncheon at the Rainbow cafe The Past Noble Grand club met Wednesday. Chief o f Police M y The W. B. C. club m et T hu rs last Thursday afternoon fo r th e ir ron P erry spoke to the group on day a t the home o f Mrs. Edna reg ula r social meeting. Members the subject, “ Juvenile Delinquen Burleson fo r a 1:30 dessert, fo l were urged to attend the Red cy.” The next meeting w ill be held lowed w ith bridge. Mrs. Fern A n Cross bandage classes. Refresh in the evening on September 16. derson was a guest. Prizes went ments were served by Mesdames to Mrs. N ellie Blackm ore and Mrs. Eiva M orris, M innie Sweet, N ellie TWO-BALL FOURSOME Mae Tennis. Mrs. Tennis also re K in g and Anna Petrie. There were 23 present. Mrs. Barbara H ill and Kenneth ceived several b irth d a y g ifts. M ickey won the prize at the two- EAGLES AUXILIARY MEETS hall foursome held at the local REBEKAH S T A F F M EETING O ur stock is new—Com plete best values—but most all The Eagles A u x ilia ry m et Mon g o lf club Thursday. A fte r play an stoi»ks of rtterehandis« are lim ited. We have the list for city The Rebekah S ta ff club met day evening fo r the regular m eet enjoyable outdoor supper followed. F rid ay evening fo r th e ir regular ing. Mrs. Cecil Wooley, a form er schools why not gel organized now? Don’t lie left out. meeting. A social evening was en member of the club, from Brem er le ather Zipper boost leaf Notebook Covers, Shmiffer Life joyed. Refreshments were served ton, W ashington, was present. Re time Pens and Pencils as well as oilier m akes (No more by Mrs. E ffie Baliew, Mrs. Alm a freshments were served by Mes Porterfield. Mrs. Susie Schneider dames K atherine Brazette, Lear a In ing m anufactured). I’aints, erayolas, rulers, tablets, etc. and Mrs. M artha Eastham. ' Allen and Ruby Benston. PARKER PENS AND PENCILS EVERSHARP PENS AND PENCILS TABLETS NOTEBOOKS INKS CRAYOLAS PAINTS PENCILS Armands Leg Make Up 49c Chen Yu Nail Polish 75c EVERYDAY PRICES 40c Castorin 50c Phillips Milk of Magnesia $1 00 Miles Nervine 00c Bromo Seltzer 00c Sul Hepulien 30c Polident 31c 30c 83c 40c 40c 24c Kelly’s Cut Rate Drug Store I I I Salcabooks, receipt books, book keeping system*. The Sentinel Tough Enough For Sport«! Smart Enough For Behoof! BOYS’ PLAID JACKETS $ 2.98 For longer, good-kinking wear you won’t lu u l many aweh v a l ues at thw exceptionally low pr Ice! There’s all-w eather protection in the rteh 33 or. plaid. The lough fabric w ith sturdy stitching make* It just the thing fo r the na.d wear active boys demand! Cossack style with zip|x*r front und *port* hack. Popular Busehall Type MEN’S JACKETS 5.90 The jacket u ll men like fo r sjiort* and w o rk ! W arm woven fa b ric Ixxly w ith contrasting rnglan sleeve* trim- med w ith rich, pliable cape leather. Neat, two-tune trim m ed cuffs and waist fo r a snug w arm f i t ! Chock fu ll o f long wear, too! » •« e a r • • First Aid School Supplies and School Room Needs F/owcrs Suggestions for Rural School Boards American Express Office Will he closed Saturday ikmhi , September nth, to Tuesday morning, September Sib. Office closed to observe Labor l)av. Your cooperation, with above dates will be appreciated. Iitiy your school room needs now for TW O years. It may prove a w orthy investm ent. Chalk, ink, paste, art paper, toilet tissue, paper towels, outdoor American Ultigs, hecto graphs and paper, and any other items. • BUY NOW i fo r School Budgets High school will soon he underway and college days are almost here. There will be new things needed if y o u are going away, but thrifty young Misses are having their last ypir favorites cleaned here. And if you are mixing your costumes, as smart girls are, we will restore last year’s jacket, skirt or sweater so skillfully that only you will know it has been worn before. Cottage Grove Pharmacy COLLINS LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Phone 244 PHONE 44 Brown’s Drug Store «
