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PAGE FOTTI s I i Stardom Ahead O C I E T Y — T e l e p h o n e 159 C O U PLE U N IT E D < I1RISTX1 X'» EVE. ‘ Social Calendar A lighted Christmas tree and THURSDAY lighted thpeis in candelabrums on ‘ e ither side, made a beautiful set- Townsend Independent Q uilters ting C hristm as eve fo r the wed- e k jl’ hold «>» <•«> »’«»'ting ding of Miss Edith Garnet, daugh- u'<th M i’s, ( a il XXallmv. A covered te r of M r. and Mrs. D M. Garnet, dish dinner at noon, to Pvt Ralph L W illson son of w R c 1:30 , hc A F Y “ *“ ", ° f home of Mrs. U n,is Burleson. Coquille. The ceremony took place a f M cM in n ville at the hottie o f The Service Guild of the Meth- M r. and M is, Theodore Perry, sis- odist church w ill meet this eve- A # and brother-in-law o f the ning fo r 7:30 dessert at the home ■Lridegrooni. w ith the Rev. H icks o f Mrs Robert Graham w ith M i’s o ffic ia tin g before a sm all group A rth u r K u lm assistant hostess of relatives. t 4 I » J* The bride's dress was a flo o r lengtli w hite silk crepe and her , corsage was violets and roses. H er rx ilv a tte n d a n t was V iolet W illson who wore a flo o r length dress o f lig h t blue silk and a corsage o f . gardenias.» Owen W illson, b ro the r of the bridegroom, was best man. A reception followed the cere mony, a fte r which the young couple le ft fo r P ortland where they spent a few gays before re- tu rn in g to Cottage Grove. M r. . jWTJlson left fo r Barnes hospital. Vancouver, Washington, where he is stationed w ith the a rm y being recently transferred from F o rt Stevens* Mrs. W illson w ill remain her» a n ij finish her senior year in ' . high school. T O X X N S E N D O F F IC E R S - .IN S T A L L E D TIII’ItSOAV .tANVAltV 7 1841 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE OROVB, OREGON A t 2:30 this afternoon the ( on- ste lla tio n club w ill meet at the Masonic club rooms. Hostesses are Mrs. C F Hoskins, Mrs. Nel- s°n Durham and Mrs. George Gates. The M m isterial Association is m eeting this afternoon at the home o f the Rev. H ilto n Park. The E lite Bridge club w ill meet next Thursday evening fo r a 7:30 dessert w ith Mrs. O. M. Bagley, M r. and Mrs. C la ir Hogate w ill entertain the A. \ H. Bridge club next Thursday evening, Public jo in t installation tonight o f the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs im m ediately follow ing the Odd Fellows lodge a t the I. O. O. F. hall. J»an Carroll. 10. proudly lucks a*a.v newly signed contract a lte r approval by Los Angeles court. N . O F XX. I N I T I A T E S A t the m eeting o f the N eigh bors of W ix x lc ra ft Tuesday eve- ning at the I. O. O. F. hall in itia - tion was held fo r H ester Reed and Genevieve Ewing. The m eeting was presided over by Adelia Hatch, guardian neighbor. Adelia Hatch, d is tric t magician, and Mabel W ilson, past guardian neighbor, were introduced and pre sented w ith flowers, Anna G ra ham m aking the presentation. Others introduced were F airy Woodson, guardian neighbor of Moss C ircle o f Creswell, Fannie Leabo, d is tric t clerk, and Anna Graham, grand representative. The social club w ill meet w ith Maude W heeler January 19th. The hostess com m ittee fo r -February c* , . , , is Fannie Leabo and Eleanor W o l- fard. There w ill be in itia tio n and election o f officers at the next meeting, February 2nd. Refresh- ments were served at the close of the m eeting by M earl M cKibben „ . .... . . . . . and A u d r e y ''* ’ f son at a ttra c tiv e - decorated tables using X fo r v ic to ry in keeping w ith the times. C O U P L E J O IN E D IN I ID M F H IV E O N S l 'N D A l Pearl Puck Broadcasts to China 1 B I R T H S Miss Marte Nelson of Cottage Grove and C. Lynn H ill of P ort- land were m arried Sunday, Janu ary 3, at 4:00 p. m. at the home of the bride's m other. M i’s. F. J. Bartels in Portland The Rev. G er ald N orton officiated. ‘The ceie- mony t<x»k plan* Ix'lore a m antel of w hite chrysanthemums and ta ll tapers. The bride w on' a powder blue crepe afternoon dress w ith a co r sage o f orchids. The couple were attended by the brides b ro the r,, Mayo Nelson, a.-.d M ils Jucquvlm Eni|x>y. Miss Km|x*y w on' an a f ternoon d l ess of gold cre,H' With a corsage of talism an roses. Follow ing the ceremony a reeep- tion was held. Mrs Eugene Dove, cousin o f the bride, and Mrs. Chas. H ill, m other of the hrideguxim , presided at the bride's table. The follow ing guests attended: Mrs. Lucy T itus. Mr. u n it Mrs. C. L. Boggs and daughter. IXilon's, Dr. and M is M aurice Gourley, M r. anil M is J K lc ls c l. Mr. and Mrs. J e rry W ilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. J. N Towne, M r. and Mrs. D arw in Neil. Mrs. Nell Sprouts. Mr. C. Herbert Johnson. Mrs. Mae O strander. Mr. anil Mrs. Eugene Dove. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H ill, M r. and Mrs. F. J. Bartels, a ll of Portland. Mrs. H ill is a teacher in the Cottage Grove public schools and plans to continue her w ork here. Mr. H ill is employed in defense w ork in Portland. l . o n t . t . s i 'i . xn JOIN IN S T A L L A T IO N i Mi anil Mrs W illa rd Randall of Saginaw arc th * parentg o f a soil I hii 11 Ik x ’i'in lx'i' 29th at th«’ M cFarland m atw rolty home The baby weighed H pounds and li o iin i'i’s and him Ix t'n named W il lard 1 hikley. Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Ste phens of lauline announce the lu riti of a son txirn Ik s ’endsT 30 at the M iT ’ailand m ate rn ity home He tris las’ll named MonllU ('oval and weighed 7 |jUUiida. A daughter was lairn Iteeember 31sl to M r and Mrs Floyd .tone» of Colp 1’reek at the M cF n ilam l m a te rn ity home The baby ha» tus-o named Sandra Kay and weighed 5 |Miunds and I I ounce». M r and Mr» Noble E llio tt of Mosby Creek are the parent» of a »on born January 5 lli at the Me- Eat land ta ite in lty home The baby weighed H1» |Miumls and ha» tx-en named A lfred l.ee Pearl Ruck, author, shown her* w ith Eddie lists anil the daughters of Dr. Lin Vulang. told of (h r part A nw rlran children are playing In th r war effo rt In a short-wave broadcast to China over K G I I The scripts were prepared liy the l ast and West A smk lallon and trans lated Into M an d arin by th r O ffice of W ar Inform ation. members and monogrammed w ith Imtla's Cotton Mill» No l.ongrr Herlou* Sevchty yeura ago falluro of the rain» meant serious famine, with death tolls o( from ono to five m il lion T> day. the railw ays and the vast irrigation system have re moved the threat of Mfmlne Since Ilion, there has not been a serious famine although there have been tudurrs of rainfall that form erly would have meant the death of full- Uuns. IVomrn Voting In AAA Elrctlene Wives of co-operating farm ers have beer elven the right to vole In AAA elections, and national lead ers of the AAA recommend placing women on l « a l and county AAA committees. The policy Is adopted in recognition of the’ work being done In farm lots and Helds by wom en who»e husbands and sunt ere In the arm rd services or ere In fac tories producing n unltloiis of war. names o f the Sunshine circle, the During the lin t 20 year» there tin» The Social Tv-elve w ill meet president m aking the presentation been n rapid growth of Industrie» next Thursday fo r a 1:30 dessert An a ll day rove tig w ith covenxl largely under Indian control and A f the Townsend m eeting Mon- w ith Mrs. B. R. Job dish dinner at noon w ill tx> held flounced by Indian capital. The day night at the Townsend hall, January 19th at the home of M i’s. number of cotton mill» increased The Royal club w ill meet next the follow ing officers were ins ta 11- Iv a l Loucks. from 34 in IM 2 to :t»a in ItHO In .ed fo r the coming year: E lm er J. Thursday evening fo r a 7:30 des 1922. India produced at horn* only Kent, president: T. G. Short, vice- sert w ith Adelia Hatch at the M R S . M E T « VI I H O S T E S S T O to per cent nt her need* In rottun president; Nellie Blackmore, sec O m er apartm ent. Geneva Ewing L X < D X IC S ( l.t It piece good» -In 1037 her production re ta ry; Salhe H ill, treasurer: May " ' i l l be assistant hostess, had gone up to 87 per re n t B arion. progtam : E thel Apple- Mrs. H a rry M etcalf was hostess Friendship class o f the .w h ite , refreshm ent; and M. M. Tuesday afternoon at a 1 (Ml Lightning Rods Presbyterian church w ill meet to Wheeler, membership. H. C. H a rt Fifth o’clock dessert to the La Comus Properly Installed and well-m ain night at the home o f Mrs. L. XV. tteted as in sta llin g officer. The Agriculture rank» fifth in the Hit club nt the home of Mrs, G. 11. tained lightning rods on (arm build Coiner at 7:30. next m eeting which w ill be Janu Pitcher. Guests included M is. of occupational deferment» (rum ings are practically too per cent ef a ry 11th, w ill be in honor o f Dr. ! Clyde Roberts, M is Nelson D u r »elective service, being led by pro fective In preventing damage from FRIDAY Townsend's b irth da y anniversary. Inspect lightning rods ham, Mrs. Glennie Frost, Mrs. duction workers In aircraft, ships, lightning The P.D.G. Garden club w ill ... , „ regularly Mrs. J. P. Graham, ordnance and ammunition meet w ith Mrs. K n a ffle Haynes at MRS. TAR R R E-ELEC TED and Miss Lulu C urrm Mrs. M et 2:00 p. m. PR E S ID E N T c a lf received high score. The club w ill meet again in two weeks The XV.C.T.U. is m eeting w ith The Rebekah refreshm ent com • A t a m eeting o f the C atholic Mrs. W illia m M orelock at 2:30. w ith Mrs. A. XV Kune. m ittee fo r tonight is M artha East- A lt a i Society Monday afternoon „ . _. ... . . .. ham, M y rtle Gleason, and M innie a t a 1:30 dessert a t the home o f Eastern S ta r w ill meet a t the C L U B R E Y IE X X S “ M O T H E R Sweet to act w ith the Odd Fellow Mi's. XV,-O. W ilson, Mrs. J. W. Masonic hall at 8:00 o clock. O F T H E S M IT H S ” com m ittee who is Robert S r Elmo, T a rr was reelected president fo r Rebekah S taff practice at I. O. George Sweet and C urtis Veatch at Thrift-XX I»«— the »tore th a t hrutight anti maintain» rtit-ra te • thi^ coming year: M rs. Louis Bris- The Tuesday Evening Study O. F. hall. A ll members are asked The refreshm ent com m ittee fo ” club met at (tie lib ra ry at which - otte. vice president; Mrs. F ra n k to be present’ as there w ill be ini- price» at a ll time». January 15th wiU be Alice Con lim e Mrs I-' L. Grannis reported G k T hu , “ Secretary: and Mrs. Leo U 7„n ’1, . __. » .I, , , I tia tio n at the next meeting. ner, M ina C lark, Zulu Haiusen, on the Ixxik "M o th e r o f the Waldock, treasurer. M rs. M erle M R S . T H E M P R E S ID E N T O F Thelm a' Hodgson, E ffie Hoopes, Sm iths” by L o rra in e C a rr anil P o rte r was assistant hostess. The The Ladies A u x ilia ry o f the JO K ER C LU B N ellie Johnston. N e ttie Johnston, Miss M a rie tta H aniant reviewed next m eeting w ill be w ith Mrs. Townsend club w ill meet fo r w ork M y rtle Kent, N ellie K ing and Iva "The Jurnes River" by Niles. Miss Francis M cLaughlin. at 1:30 at the Townsend hall. A ll M rs. T. C. W heeler entertained M orris. - H aniant also presided over the ladies invited. the Jo ke r club Monday n ig ht at F O R M A L I N S T A L L A T IO N A N O m eeting in the absence of Mrs. a 7 :30 dessert which was followed The Hebron Grange w ill meet by the annual election o f officers IN IT IA T IO N P L A N N E D M IS S IO N XRY S(M I E T Y W illia m Thum, president. „ — ¡at 8:00 o'clock a t the Com m unity w ith M l- W illia m Thum being •S T U D IE S B U R M A ♦ - * The Theta Rhc G irls completed hall, felbl TAR M. A P. XX. ( ' L l B X I E E IS elected president. Serving w ith plans Monday n ig h t at th e ir reg- u n vn v Burma was the m ain topic o f her w ill be M rs. H. W. Lom bard, u la r meeting fo r th e ir fo r m ^ in- MONDAY The Rusinexx and Professional vice president, and Mrs. Guy E arl, the B aptist M issionary society K taxation and in itia tio n which w ill The Townsend club w ill cele- secretary and treasurer. A bowl Wednesday afternoon when they Women’s club mot Worlnosday be held at th e ir next meeting. The brate the birthday anniversary o f of ch rysrinthem unji fo rm ixl the were entertained at the home o f . evening at the home of M rs W il Rebekahs And Odd Fellows are D r. Townsend a t th e ir h a ll at table centerpiece. H igh score was Mrs. Trum an C lark. M is. M i ham Peterson fo r itie lr regular invited to the next m eeting and 7:30. received by Mrs. Glennie Frost Turvcen led the devotions based business meeting. AI the close of the Rebekahs w ill serve refresh and low’ by Mrs. W. B. Johnston. on "Stewardship of P ra yer.” Mrs. *be meeting, Mrs. Petersen servixl The Boy Scouts w ill meet a t the ments. There were 22 g irls present The next m eeting w ill be in tw o E rcile W hite gave a review on the refreshments. T in ' next meeting and 2 Rebekahs a t the m eeting arm ory a t 7:30. book "E astw a rd ” by Stacy R. w ill be January 20th at the home weeks w ith Mrs. F. W. Blickle. Monday night. W arburton. M r. W u rbu rton was o f Mrs. Elm er Neet. The F irs t A id u n it m eeting a t M RS. J E N K IN S P R E S E N T E D a form er teacher of Mrs. W hite the Masonic h a ll a t 7:30 under N E W YEAR S W ATCH PARTY ( A B IN E T M E E T IN G G IL T T O A C X IL I A K Y w’hich made it more real and in- the direction o f Mrs. C orrine ------------- teresting. Mrs. E rv in Hansen gave ------------ - Jones. The Ad L ib itu m club entertain- A t the reg ula r m eeting o f the an a rtic le o n .“ Burma. the Beauti- A cabinet m eeting o f the Meth- e4 tlje ir husbands at a tu rk e y din- The Rainbow G irls w ill meet a t Eagles A u x ilia ry a t Eagles h a ll fu l” and Mrs. Spriggs gave an ar- You|h Fellowship was field Mk ««»• < .Rur fend New Year s w atch p a rty the Masonic h a ll at 7:30 fo r in i- Tu< day night, Ann Jenkins, lodve tid e on “ Where A re O ur Mission- Monday evening a t the home of M i-n ttiiiln tu iii and New Year's w atch p a rty tia tio n and election o f officers. mother, presented the a u x ilia ry aries?” .An interesting ta lk was M r. and Mrs. Wayne Monroe, Alka-.Seltxer — Thursday evening at the home o f ™ _ w ith a g ift. Refreshments were given on Burm a by Mrs. W. C. who aie epunseiors fo r the youth M r. and Mrs. Ransom Cone. M r. The o f H onor lodge w ill served by the com m ittee, Mae M artin. Refreshments were serv-.xj group. At this tim e plans were aSB M rs. G. B. Arnest were guests. m e e t. a t 7:30 a t the Eagles hall. Tennis, B yrle S hattuck, and F ran- by the hostess at the tea hour, made fo r a p arty, the lim e and T h e O n ly C u t-R a te The evening was spent w ith table Pra c ,*ce f ° r installatio n and a ll ces Staider. place to lx1 announced later. ’ .* ©imes and socially. The next members and officers are request- A L L D A Y M E E T IN G maetlhg w ill be January 21 at the ed- to * * F ollow ing the O. XX. D I N N E R ( 'L l It M E L T S S I N S H IN E < IR < L E lodge and practice. C arnation club home o f M rs. P. C. Christensen. w ill meet. Beulah Scrim m a is The O. W. D inner club was en- •__ , , ,, . , The Sunshine circle o f the 'C IR C LE M EETS L'OR STVDY chairm an o f the committee. recently » rtained i ta ,2 !d..reCe^ ,y..at. . “ ?.P ho71,l . o f C hristian church held an a ll day M r and Mrs. A. W. H elljw e ll. The t i , u- 1 z-- . , *«. Ladies a u x ilia ry o f the V. F. W. . ,, „ m eeting Tuesday at the home of t^ 2 V.Orn: evening at 6:30 p. s<>cia.Jly'. The Mrs. Herbert Moon. A pot luck en's Council o f the C hristian m. a t the arm ory. next m eeting w ill be a t the home iuncheon was served a t the noon church met Tuesday afternoon a t o f M r. and Mrs. K a rl M ills. hour to the 22 ladies and several , the home o f Miss Goldie Hayes TUESDAY .children present. Devotional.» were fb r th e ir study hour. The next The N u tritio n class w ill meet conducted by Mrs. M artha East- jneeting w ill be the 19th a t the a t the Jefferson school at 7:30 K. M. B ird. ham, the president, followed by a church and w ill be an a ll day u n d e r' th e ‘ insYruction o f Miss The La M ercredi Pont club w ill circle o f prayer and group sing m eeting w ith a covered dish dm- M arga re t Stevenson. meet fo r a 7:30 dessert w ith M is. ing. This being the b irth d a y anni ’ * ner at noon. The day w ill be spent » ] 135 versary of Mrs. J. V. S tew art, the S w ift w ith work. Justam ere 1:30 dessert at the P. S. Bukow ski. Pound circle honored her w ith a handker- —♦ — home o f Mrs. Lloyd Griggs. The W. S. C. S. o f the Metho- chief shower, cards, and gifts. C O V E R E D D IS H L U N C H E O N ^00 -------------- C hristian Church Ladies Coun- ^ 'st church w ill meet at 2:30 at , Mrs. Gordon Hypes was pre- NO 2 can» CANS The Pauline C ircle o f the Christ« c il w ill hold an a ll day m eeting at church. 1 sented w ith a q uilt made by the ian church held an all day meet- the church w ith a potluck dinner ing Tuesday at the home of M rs. at noon. B ulk (Juuri .Florence Sm all w ith six ladies ... . ... . present. The day v...s spent sew- , ^ ,r s ' 'Y F W orkm an w .ll en- ing on q u ilt blocks. The Circle tP r,a i? ’ h e , Tuesday Br.dge club w ill meet in tw o weeks w ith Mrs. a a - 0 clock luncheon. 10c pkgs. . LAo W ilson, 718 South F irs t street. The Research club w ill meet at T his w ill be an a ll day m eeting the lib ra ry a t 7:30. \ w f t h a .p o tlu c k dinner a t noon. 60 Inc. f . for —♦ — The Royal Neighbors w ill meet 1:00 O’CLO CK LU N C H E O N at the Eagles hall at 8:00 o’clock. Step nut sm artly in these v , y ----------- There w ill be installatio n a t this Package Mrs- Sam Veatch was hostess time. rotiii'l - tlie-doek fashions Tuesday afternoon at a 1:00 of heant ifplly textured o’clock luncheon to the E l M artes 1:30 dessert a t the club a t which tim e Mrs. H arold hornc o f M rs- C arl Bragg. rayon crepe with fla tte r Package z ^Wislfard and M rs. S tew art C arl- tt „_ . j * , -n i. ing trim s — In black and c ^ d r \ T ’X . X s ^ Th3: i ° s tr s to ; he ? j i x,' y r ? ,jb At the Rebekah lodge Friday night, plans were made fo r a pub lic jo in t installatio n w ith the f b ’d Fellows w hich w ill be held tonight fo llo w in g the regular meeting of the Odd Fellows at the I. O. O. L hall. This is to lx* a form al in s ta lla tio n so the o fficers of the Rebekahs nre to w ear form ais. Several members were re,x>rttxl sick and AI H am loth was reported as having another stroke. M rs C. A. K in g was elected trustee fo r the coming year. S ta ff practice was announced fo r January 8th as there w ill be in itia tio n January 15th. This w ill also be the i.resi- dent s o ffic ia l visit. Report was given on dessert basket and digest 5as^et T h rifty P rices One A Day A & D Vitamins 49c $2.00 S. S. S. Tonic $1.75 55c Lady Esther Powd. 39c 60c Sal Hepatica 49c 35c White Pine & Tar Cough Syrup 29c $1.00 Groves Vitamins Evenflo Nipples Lowest Cut Rate Prices on All Tobacco 27c 49c SMITH-SHORT GROCERY Phone 1 FREE DELIVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY Friday and Saturday Specials 12«.» T om atoes On the March IN FASHION'S NEWEST club w ill meet again in two weeks heF h° me at a 1:00 o clo ck lunch- eon. LvItb' M rs. Fred Anderson. i M IS S H A Y E S E N T E R T A IN S WEDNESDAY The Kensington club w ill meet , 'She B irth d a y club m et recently a* ’ be Odd Fellows h a ll fo r an w ith Miss Goldie Hayes. In spite ak day meeting w ith a covered - o f h ig h -w a te r, a ll but tw o mem- dish dinner at noon. t . : . / ¿ a “ “ wese received by the hostess. Re- vnuren at ¿ .jq. freVhmenfs were served at the A m eeting o f the G irl Scouts close of the meeting. j.aijrcr setipol a t the home o i M rs ., s* ' ■ popular shades. Sizes 12 to 20 and 38 to 44. K e g n la r $8.95 (liesses a t Arnest’s Dress Shop 509 Main— Phone 36 Salad Oil T en d ero n i * L ight G lobes C orn S tarch G loss S tarch Popcorn G Peanuts Mix N uts 55c Alm onds 15c M atches 2 f"'25c C leanser 9c Beans r ,‘ i m *»'“ " T issue 25C K aro mi rim teed I'o p ^ O » » Deviled M eat 4 ™ 25c Vano G ro-Pup '‘’i 1 “'<i 2 |,k,w23c Olives No. 10 Stamp Good for 3 Pounds Sugar No. 28 Stamp Good for 1 Pound Coffee
