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PAGE FOUH THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE DROVE, OREGON T IT U R Ä D A Y . S E P T E M B E R TEACHERS TO HE IID M lK h D I KCKS BOMBS— NOW : 1 RE\CM-COOPER NITT1A1..S ! . A m arriage of interest to many S O C l * l l ( . i i l l C I l C l s l l o f this section was that of I.t. T H l’ RSD \ Y E a rl E. Cooper to Miss Erances . , , * , French, solemnized nt Vancouver. 1 topia club meets to r a 1 ■ » Washington, Tuesday. The couple ‘b 's c it at the home of Mrs H arry returned here, where Mrs. CMoper 'le tc a lf. is employed as a teacher in th e 1 A. V 1 Bridge club meets this Dorena school. L t. Cooper, w ith evening at the Ralph Hawley the coast a rtille ry , has been at- ^ome tending a tra in in g school at Camp Davis. N orth Carolina fo r several FRIDAY months. Sunday he expects to A i, j ay m eeting of London 4-11 leave by plane fo r F ort Eustis. Mothers Club at Union H all near V irginia, where he w ill be sta- Cougar Bend, tioned fo r a short time. M r. Cooper, the son of M r. and W.C.T.U. w ill meet fo r an a ll M rs Henry H. Cooper, is w e ll day m eeting and pot luck dinner at known in this section. Mi's. Cooper the home o f Mrs. C. N Land. They fo m x’ rly of Salem w ill continue w ill tie a q uilt fo r the C hildren's w ith her school w ork Best wishes Earm Home at Corvallis. There o f the com m unity go w ith the w ill also lx* a county convention young couple. in Eugene at the Church o f God located at T h in ! and Monroe. H l'F F REUNION Young adults o f the M ethodist church school w ill have a potluck The H u ff fa m ily reunion was supper at 7:00 at the home o f the held Sunday at the home o f Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Briggs. Ada H u ff Oakes. A potluck d in ner was served at noon. A large MONDAY cake decorated w ith entwined _ , . ... . hearts and pink roses and stream - , Hn * 'u . ®11 \ . nu’ ers of pink and w hite ribbon bore 1,11 H ®u al niet ing. the announcement of the betrothal C atholic A lta r society meets of Miss Ruby Reynolds and Don- w ith Mrs. Joe Bricher. Mrs. J. W. aid W illiam s, both of Cottage T a rr ¡s assistant hostess. Grove. Miss Reynolds is the daughter of Mrs. Bertha Reynolds TUESDAY of Springfield and M r. W illiam s is Neighbors o f W oodcraft w ill the son of M r. and Mrs. D. H meet socially at the home of Mrs. Aeic Bona Boiler. Now bring ditplayed throughout thr rm intry i i Ini» W illiam s of Cottage Grove. Pear! Bressler w ith Mrs. M ary im pelling porter pointing out th r urgency ot buying U »r Bond» now liefore Those present at the reunion D uffey as assistant hostess, were: M r. and Mrs. Om er H uff. it is too la ir. Thia ia part of thr grnrral \\ ar Bond Campaign in which eiery* Lebanon: M r. and M rs. E m il LaComus club w ill meet at 1:00 one is asked to invert at leaat 10 p rrrrn t of hi> income iu W ar Bond», lllus- H a rtig , Lakeview ; Corporal Reu- o’clock at the home of Mrs. H a rry tration ia by Laurence Beale Smith. ben H u ff, Stockton, C a lifo rn ia ; M etcalf. KEHERAIIS PLAN PARTY W O M E N 'S ( O l S f il a p FS v 1 Sunshine circle w ill meet at the F ra n k C. H u ff Sweet Home. C C hrjstian chun?h fo r u ,Utk ENTERTAINS A. AtKinson, H olley; M r. and M rs ... .___ ____ , . ... The Rebekahs met F riday eve _ r. c i »« luncheon and quilting . G. R. M ille r, Salem; M r. and M rs b The Women's Council o f the ning in re g u la r session. It was D. O. H u ff and children Shirley WEDNESDAY C hristian church held th e ir annu voted to reinstate Mrs. Kate Blake MrgA H ^ SS,Oa : pM r . andpMrS B erness and Professional W o- al e ntertainm ent fo r the elderly into membership in the club. The H arold A lfo rd and E ve£m men-s cJub w i„ m w t a, 7;3Q ladies of the church Tuesday w ith good o f the ord er committee is to a potluck luncheon at the noon lx» the com m ittee to meet w ith the i ^ e home o f Mrs. C. C. Cruson. M r. and Mrs. W a lte r Lackey, M r _______________________________ hour. F o rty women attended. Odd Fellows to make the general and Mrs. Kenneth O ttin g e r and The program was presented by arrangem ents fo r a join t Belx-kah tw o children. James H. H u ff, W. PR ESBY TER IA N AID MEETS the Pauline circle w ith Mrs. T. M. and < kid Fellow p a rty to lx* heltl D. H u ff, M r. and Mrs. D. H. W il- „ , “ ---------- Boyd as d irector. The subject, September 17. The com m ittee con liams, Donald W illiam s. M o lly L J McCby. president of "L ife o f C h ris t," was presented sists o f Miss Eunice VanDenburg, W illiam s and Mrs. Ada Oakes, a ll Presbyterian am society, pre- in beautiful pictures, scrip tu re Mrs. A lm a P o rte rfie ld and Mrs. of Cottage Grove. The fo llo w in g s*ded at the firs t fa ll meeting readings by various members of Cad W allace The com m ittee from were invited guests: M r. and M rs. Wednesday afternoon. M rs. Chas. the groups and songs appropriate the Odd Fellow lixlge is: C. A. D. E. M cKeller. Lakeview ; Miss Be.dler. Mrs. H erbert Eakin and fo r the scene pictured. Soloists K ing. Verne S tew art and George S hirley Schosso. D ra in; Laurence ^ rs- A - G- Ammers were the host- were M rs. Sm all. Mrs. A lb e rt H ull Sweet. Tfie refreshm ent co m m it Keele. Culp Creek; Mrs. Lola com m ittee. A t the business and Mrs. W illia m Dorwood, ac tee is: Mesdames Vina Sm ith, E f L in k, Cottage Grove; Ruby Rey- m eeting follow ing the opening, companied by M is. Kay Vincent, fie Balb w* and S tella Bilker. A nolds. Cottage Grove. plans were made fo r the annual Mrs. H erbert Moon and Miss Scott special in v ita tio n is extended to M any were unable to attend be- rummage sale which is to be held at the piano. Mrs. J. M. Eastham a ll Theta Rho G irls to attend this cause o f present conditions b u tj September 26, place to be an- gave the -opening prayer. There p arty. greettngs were received from Mrs. n°unced later. Mrs. A. W. H e lli- were eleven pictures. The room H e re a fte r the Rebekahs w ill Flofence Crook. F ullerto n, C ali- chairm an of the com m ittee and tables were a ttra c tiv e ly dec meet at 7:30 instead of 8:00. The fo rn ia ; Mrs. N ellie Germain, Du- and M rs. S. L. Godard, chairm an orated w ith flowers. com m ittee fo r the Past Noble Bois, Nebraska: Mrs. Sam E rw in. ° f ^ e fa ll finance comm ittee, w ill The business m eeting was con Grand club m eeting on the 24th Powell, W yom ing; Sgt. D exter be *n charge. The finance com- ducted by M rs. H erbe rt Moon, is Mrs. Vina S m ith, Mrs. Leta W illlam s, Baton Rouge. Louisiana; m ittee w ill have a needlework president o f the council. She S tew art. Mrs. E dith Sanders anti Mrs. Pearl Grandmougin, P itk in , booth. Announcement was made thanked the older ladies fo r a t Mrs. Bei t ha Gunderson. Louisiana; C arl Heinlein, Seattle; th a t the coffee urn had been re- tending. - ♦ —» George H uff. Lakeview ; Lee Han- ceived which had been earned by M iss Ruth Scott acted as «ecre- MRS. M l 1.1 I’ HOSTESS naford. M ulberry, Kansas; A lb e rt the group fo r tu rn in g in coffee ta ry in the absence of M rs. G. C. H u ff. D ufur. lids. A com m ittee was appointed Hood. Mrs. A lfre d W u lff was hostess A business meeting was held to see about the purchase of a Mrs. H a rrie tt Leonard, age 97, fo r the P. D. G. club F ritlay. Mrs. and Mrs. Ada Oakes was elected heating stove fo r the dining room the church's eldest member, was Brisbane was received as a new president and M rs. Lois W illiam s, The annual experience social unable to be present. member. M is. Faye VanSeboiack secretary-treasurer, fo r the en- w il! be held October 14 Mrs. Geo. - ♦— was a guest Plans were made to suing year. I t was voted to hold Bjorset and Mrs. V inal Randall TO W N SEN D StM IA L attend the d is tric t meeting on the 194.3 reunion on the Sunday are the captains o f the teams, and September 15. Mrs. S. L. Godard preceding Labor Day and at the w il! be assisted by M rs. R. S. The Townsend club social eve presented the program on "T u home o f Mrs. Oakes. D renner and Mrs. Joe Sm ith. Mrs. ning was heid Monday w ith the berous Begonias.” —♦ — . Schofield S tew art, Mrs. J. P. follow ing program : Am erica and —♦ — EN G A G E M E N T A N N O U N C E !) Graham, M rs. A lfre d W u lff, Mrs. flag salute; music. A l G riffin and GEORGE HAM LEY HONORED ------------- C. F. Hoskins and Mrs. B. R. Job Mrs. Blackm ore; group singing: M r and Mrs. H. O. Bennett a n -,a re the hostess com m ittee, music, M r. Tucker, N e ttie C aw M rs George Hawley e n te rta in nounce the engagement o f th e ir The group voted to raise the ley. Tom Short and Pete B ritta in : ed Wednesday evening in honor of daughter. Miss Velma Ruth Ben- church pledge 15 per cent fo r the readings by Mrs. Goude. Mrs. her husband’s b irth da y. Guests nett, to John Van T ru n ne ll, son last h a lf of the year, the annual Gawley and Mrs. Petrie. A short were M r. and M rs. J. V. S tew art, o f M r. and Mrs. John T ru n ne ll, pledge being $100. ta lk was given by M r. Kent. A re J. II. Bennett, Mrs. Stella Baker Black B u tte route, Cottage Grove. A covered dish dinner was plan- p o rt o f the d is tric t council m eet anti M r. HirnxtcU. M r. T ru n n e ll enlisted in the ned honoring the Rev. and M rs , ing which was held at Roseburg navy and has recently completed Ted Burns and w ill be held next September 6th was given by H a rry Aliases his tra in in g as aviation m achinist Sunday, a fte r the church service, H a rt. Refreshments of ice cream The bird commonly known as the at Dearborn, M ichigan, He re- Mrs. H. B. F e rrin is in charge, were served. flicker boasts 140 different names. ceived his diploma at Great Lakes, Members are asked to bring th e ir Illin o is, and is now a th ird class own dishes and the A id Society petty officer. He is stationed in w ill furnish coffee and cream. Puerta Rico. M rs. George M atthew s led de- I votionals, the topic being "L o y W. S. C. S. MEETS a lty to God." Refreshments were served by the hostess comm ittee. The W. S. C. S. met Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. N. ROYAL N EIG H BO R S MEET E. Compton. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. F. L. Grannis and Mrs. The Royal Neighbors met fo r a E lm er Tohlen. Mrs. Maude W rig h t was in charge o f the lesson and short business session Tuesday M r s .J . D. Monroe "the devotions^ «*«**"«• “ announced th a t Plans were made fo r entertaining ‘ here 'vould be no m eeting o f the the teachers o f the schools soon Royal club u n til October. Mrs. Refreshments were served by the f ry o f Idaho was a v? i ! or hostesses freshmen ts were served by Mrs. __* __ J N ellie Blackm ore and Mrs. Ma- Mrs. I I B. F e rrin , Mrs. F I. Grannis and M is W in Thum w dl he hostesses on Saturday a fte r noon at the high school luiilding at a tea given annually fo r the pleasure of the teachers ol both grade and high seluxtls and mem bers o f the school Ixiards and th e ir wive«. This d e lig h tfu l a ffa ir follow s a day of teachers' meetings and ism , teiviua-s fo r a ll the fa culty and ! gives a ebanee fo r inform al In troductions as w ell as getting ae- ■ quainted w ith newcomers 10 ChickettS— Ready fo r the Pan ♦ M ISS ferrin entertains M iss M ir i un F e n in e n te itn ln ix l n le w frie n d s nt tie r Im ine W ill- nestluy evening fo r th e pleasure o f Ray and V in a l R andall, Jr., w ho a re le a vin g soon to tr a in fo r ser vice w ith the nuvy. A s h o tte r o f useful sm a ll g ills was given Hie boys. In v ite d guests w e re the Misses Pat B a ld w in , B e lly A dkins. Fay N ixo n , Anna M a rie P elerson, Janet P eterson, Donna H atch, Joyce B a ld w in , and M essis Rieh- a rd S m ith , Bob G rew elle. D o u g lass Johnson, B ill W o rkm a n , Bob D a u g h e rty. V in a l R a n d all J r. ind Ray R andall. VICTORY C A W E D B E A \S Paul Maxwell, Safeway M e a l Market in Portland, oroudly ditplayt a flock of the cleaned and drawn Pan Ready chicken» now being offered Safeway cuttomer». Selling pro dretied poultry it • new Safe way »ervice jutt recently introduced, the chicken» are dretied in a central evitcerating plant right after boing killed, and ruthed to the market» daily. Betide» »awing lime and work for both cuttomer; and the market men, contumer» can be attured that the cleaning and drawing hat been done eipertly, that flavor it alwayt top», all pottible danger of any off-flavor contamination having been removed with the wattn. Price» aro quoted by the pound and are all bated on actual net weight». Leg», head and ontrailt are not paid for at it the cuttom when buying undretted (known at New York dretied, poultry. In many intfancet, Safeway Pan Ready (pre d rrttod, chicken», though naturally telling at a higher per pound price, when compared on an equivalent baiit with "New York D retied" actually cott let». Safeway believe» tolling poultry the Pan Ready way it an all around improvement over prevailing method» and ono which benefit» the contumer in every way. All Safeway market» are featuring them thi» week.— Ju/reuy ilo r n . A Sentinel retuTer (unnshed tins recipe fo r canning green beans This rnelhixl saves Ixd li tim e and fuel which are so valuable in the present w a r conditions For 8 qts. prepared Ix-ans use; one-third cup salt, one-third cup vinegar, one-half cup sugar, alxait 1 gallon of w a te r or enough to cover beans. B ring solution to boil. Wash tx-ans in hot w ater and Ixnl them in solution 30 minutes. Seal in sterilized jars. The c o n trib u to r has used this John W ix ili'o tt, w ho has been M r W ix ilix itl e n listed in the nuvy m etlaxl and has had excellent re em ployed in the D ouglas a irc ra ft as m a ch in ist m ate. sults. pla n t a t Long Beach. C a lifo rn ia , fo r Hie past ye a r, is s|x'ndm g a few days v is itin g his parents, M r. arid M is. A r th u r W o o lcu tt o f the S ilk C reek c o m m u n ity before re A t a special m eeting of the c ily porting fo r d u ty w ith the navy. < ITY MAY LE A SE \ l » T H IS BARN PROPERTY TO FAIR COMM ITTEE council Inst night, the princip al item of business outside of routine m utters was a discussion of th e ' possibility o f leasing the auction barn and property on East Main ' street to the South Lane fa ir as sociation to lx- used by the fa ir association and the 4-H clubs fo r exhibits. There is a possibility that the property may lx- |eas<sl to the fa ir association. The m a t te r was referred to the p ro jx T ty com m ittee of the council. M r. an<l Mrs. H ow ard Jacobsen o f P ortland have been visiting at the home of his parents, M r. and Mrs. George Jacolmen. Miss June W oldl of P ortland visited over the week end ut the home o f M r. anil Mrs. E. E. Cone. M rs H e n ry M o lin o and snudl d aughter, Anne re tu rn e d w ith the fo rm e r's m o th e r. M rs C harles B eidler, last w eek fro m San Diego M r* M o lin o a n il d a u g h te r w-ll, re m ain here several Week* JU ST OPENED!! Irish Convalescent Hospital Do y o u w ant to re cu p e ra te iu a p riv a te rest home w ith h o s p ita l care a ln i tr a ilo <1 a tte iid 'iu ts * t'o in fu r ta h le beds and good fond. Reasonable p lie rs . M ake Y o tlr Reser» at ions N ow . 1992 Potter St. Eugene, Ore. Phone 1080W O ffic e Supplies. H l.- -Sentinel Spi ria I Pu re hase! Untrimmed Dress Coats! GIVE THEM BETTER LIGHT TONIGHT.. M. P. G. CLUB ELECTION TU ,» r. T ~ b<?lk‘ Wl,son' . Engraved, printed or processed fo r sale WAR OR NO WAR, THE FLOWERS STILL BLOOM C O N S T E L L A T IO N C LU B M EETS The Constellation club held th e ir fir s t fa ll m eeting last T hu rs day afternoon in Masonic hall. R egular business was transacted and reports were given fro m the comm ittees o f the Masonic lodge. Refreshments were served by Mesdames Charles H all, Vern W illiam s and Donnell Alien. The next m eeting w ill be October 1. .95 and up + The M. P. G. club met Tuesday wedding announcements w ith Mrs. J. Sm ith at Scottsburg, by The Sentinel. This was the firs t meeting this fa ll and the birthday cake was served. Election of officers was held w ith M rs. H a rry T itu s of Eugene elected as president and M rs. Ernest Lebow, secretary- treasurer. Guests were M rs. C. A. Hood o f P ortland and Mrs. Chas. Adams. •Send a message of <4i«-er to d ay —a gift of flowers to some one you love. Sunnyside Greenhouses T e l. 182 Good light of the right amount will make! it easier for home study . . , also give? protection against eye strain. Be sure to put good lighting for study pur poses on your list of Back to School things your children will need. BETTER L IG H T IN G ____BETTER GRADES Mountain States Power Company “A Self-Supporting, Tax-Paying Private Enterprise" 10» I ’pi'fppf background coals fo r all accessories grand w ith yoiii* f n r scarves! I h cssiuaker tailored nut rim m ed e o a t s, choose tie fro n t, reefer, Itoxv styles st I o ff w ith velveteen, t rapm ito t rims. W a rm ly in te r- liucd lo r th ru W’ in te i' wear! Misses, women. ARNEST DRESS SHOP
