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PAGE FOUR s THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE ORPVR. OREGON Social Calendar O C 1 E T Y T e l e p h o n e 159 GUESTS AT W. B. C. CLUB At the meeting of the W. B. C. club Thursday afternoon at the home of Mis. Littleton Lasater four guests were entertained, Mrs. Merle Porter, Mrs. Horace Hatch, Mrs. Raymond Stickrod and Mrs. Jack Luke, Preceding a social af ternoon, the hostess served a 1:30 dessert. Mis. Nelson DeYoung will entertain the club at the next meeting which will be January 13, * i MRS. JO H N STO N E N T E R TAINS UH B Mrs. W. B. Johnston entertain ed the Joker club Monday eve ning at her home with a 7:30 des sert followed by an evening of cards with high score going to Mrs. F. W. Blickle and second to Mrs. George Jacobse.1. Mrs. Ed Hoyt of Bremerton. Washington, was a guest member and Mrs. L. P. Sanford was a guest. Elec tion of officers was held at this time with Mrs. Herbert Lombard being elected president: Mrs. Nel son Durham, vice president: and Mrs. W. B. Johnston, secretary. January 17 will be the next meet ing date at which time the club will meet with Mrs. Jacobsen. ' REGULAR MEETING O F N. O F W. The regular business meeting of the Neighbors of Woodcraft was held Tuesday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall with refreshments being served following the niivt- ing by the committee, Helen Smith and Thelma Tonole. The February 1st meeting wdl be elec tion of officers Adelin Hatch and Pearl Bressler will lie committee in charge. I.A COM! S 1:00 O'ULOt K D ESSERT c o u pl e e n o i v \ « . t v o u s AT <111 tit'll S L I i\ H E In a s e ttin g o f w h ite c h ry s a n THURSDAY th e m u m s and w h ite lig h te d tapers The Constellation club is meet ing this afternoon at 1:30 in the in eandelubrus in the F u s t M e th Masonic club tooms. Hostesses are odist ch u rch . C o rva llis. Miss K a th Henrietta Olson and N ettie Gaw- leen M oore, d lu g h te r o f M r, and M rs. tim e r Moure, Ix'eante the ley. hriil»' o f D onald R. Johnson, son Ai 7:30 tonight. I he Elite Bridge club will meet with Mrs. Frank of M r. and M is G. A Johnson ol P o itla n d , at an im pressive single Thompson for dessert. Meeting of I he World Friend rin g cerem ony read by the Rev. ship Group of lh»' Methodist Jesse W. Bunt'll, Sunday a fte rn o o n church tonight at 7:30 at the J a n u a ry 2. at 3:00 « ’clock, h e lo te home of Miss Carolyn Englund. a la rg e g ro u p o f re la tive s and Miss Joyce Clark will lx> co-host- friends. T he brid e , given in m a rria g e by ess. All « In m e e tin g o f the T o w n h e r fa th e r, was c h a rm in g in a send Inde|M'nd< nt Q u ilte rs elub tit whit«' s a tin h iix .id e dress w ith a th e hom e ot M is . Cad W allace w ith a covered dish lunclieon at the noon hour. Next T h u rs d a y a 1 :30 dessert fo r the S ix 'ia l T w e lv e c lu b at the home of M is . C. F. H oskins. M rs. K e n n e th H ic k o k w ill en te rta in the B a p tist M issio n a ry So c ie ty next T h u rs d a y at h e r home, t ill) N o rth 10th St., at 2:00 p. m .1 \ \ l \UV (’>. 1911 Izahelle B rix n e r ar and serve at once with cream lit the n ear fu o r lo p m ilk Serves I. I l f re g u la r ture. cooked cereal Is used, eixik In a A t litis tim e several le tte rs o f double h o lle r over hot water) th a n ks and u p re e la tlo n w ere read fro m service men w ho w e re re- IH t i l 1C DEATH TOLL EDIt loem hered it C h lis rm u s tune w ith IMS RKVCALM DE( HE MU p ie s e llts fro n t the club, each sett C H IC A G O . The n a tio n 's tr a ff ic ol the eluh m e m lx 'is being rem em de a th to ll lo r 1943 was estim a te d bered I he re m a in d e r ot the even at 23.000 try the N a tio n a l M utely ing w its s|X'iit M x'tally and w ith council T h u rsd a y, a drop o f 20 per games w it It Mi s. • ria l Langston cent fro m 1911. iv c c iv tn g the prize Jarpiary 19 ' T he fig u re , the council said, w ill he the next m eeting, the place represent.' a saving o f 5,000 lives to lx- announced la te r. over la .1 y ear and alm ost 17.000 o ve r 1941. It was baaed on tut ac tu a l tlg lire o f 20. IM) deaths lo r the firs t I I m onths o f 1913 and a p ro je e tio n o f the fig u re lo r De cem ber sta te Ration Calendar T ill U SILU I p resident, of Klamath Falls, Gasoline: In st ites outside the east coast area A -9 coupons a re g ixxl th ru J a n u a ry 21. Nuxnr: S ta m p No. 29. Ixxtk lo u r, g ixxl lo r 5 |x)unds through January 13. Shoes; S ta m p No. IS in Ix x ik one Is g ixxl to r 1 p a ir. S ta m p No. 1 on the " A irp la n e sheet hi Ixxik th re e is g ixxl fo r I p air. Fuel Dll: P eriod 2 coupons 'ire g ixxl in a ll regions th ro u g h F e b ru a ry 7. P e r iod 3 e m iix in . are g o ixl th ro u g h tra in and fin :er tip tu lle v e il and M a rch 13 m a ll arcus except the a gold liV k .'i a piesent fro m tin ' south. groom . She c a rrie d a w h ile B ib le •Me its. I'uts: B ro w n stam ps R tutd S are gixxl an»l a sp ra y o f orchids. M rs. l . Van llyning, sister of th ro u g h January 29. Brown st:«np processed foods the bride, w s matron ot honor I’ tx'isim es anil wore a pale pink georgette green stam ps D. K. and F in Ixxik and lace formal and cnrriwl a fo u r are gixxt th ro u g h January 20. Timely Recipes A fa v o rite n x 'tjx ' fo r using sour is S o u th e rn Spixm Bread. T h is m ust he served w ith a spoon i hence th>' nam e) and eaten w ith a fo rk . A h it o f lull te r should he m e lte d o ve r e a rn serving. T ry this as a hot brenci fo r a S unday NEW t l t i l ' s E t t : W EDDING h re a kfa st O r if you have ju st a sm all am ount o f sour p tilk these A w edding o f N ew Year’s eve m olasses unit tins, «re delicious. was th a t o f Miss N o n n a D ug'in, S o u th e rn Spoon Itmul d a u g h te r o f M r. and Mrs. John 2 eggs Ix-alen lig h tly Dugan itiil E lb e rt C u rtis D aily o f 2 cu|>.s sour tn tlk Ree(ls|x»rt. T tte y w ere u n ite d in 2 cups w ttfe r m arring«' F rid a y n ig h t ¡0 the 1 eup cornm eal C h u rch o f C h ris t txirsonuge by 1.. I 1» tsp salt P. Nebelung. m in is te r T he b rid e s 2 thsp b u tte r la th e r and Mr. and Mrs. l.ee D u 1 tsp salt gan w ere present at the cerem ony. M ix th o ro u g h ly, hake in a m od T lte b rid e w o n ' a gold colored m ilk Mrs. Warren Edwards was host ess Tuesday at a 1:00 o'clock des sert to the La Cor,--:s club at the bouquet of pink snaixlrngons. borne of Mi's. G. B. Pitcher. Fol B ridesm aids w ere S a ra h Jane lowing the dessert the afternoon and P a u lin e Moore, sisters of th e Meeting of the Boy Scouts at was spent with coids. high score 1 bride, w h o w ore gowns o f the going to Mrs. Frank Gierau. The the armory at 7:30. same s ty le fashioned of velvet and Meeting of the Women's Service next meeting will be January 18, g e o rg e tte in la ve n de r and peach the place ot meeting and hostess Guild of the Methodist church and c a rrie d m a tch in g bouquets of next Thursday evening at 7:30 at to be announced later. the home of Mrs. Wayne Monroe •sweet peas and chrysanthem um s. - ♦ - Richard A Davis, brother-in-law with Mrs. Leslie Cone assistant TO W N SEN D CLUB MAKES of the groom, was best man. Ush has t ess. PLANS Another meeting planned for er« were I ’\ t Robert Fisher, W E. At the regular Townsend meet next Thursday evening is the t'ox, and L. Van llyning, b ro th e r- ing Monday night at the Townsend Royal club at the home of Mrs. in-law of the bride. Preceding the ceremony the e ra te ov\n u-tsi minute- until set hall plans were made to observe Georgetta Funk at ‘7:30. Mrs. candles were lit by Mis. R. A. suit w ith b ro w n acei'ssorlt's and A. W. Kime w ill be assistant host M olasses .Mullins Dr. Frances Townsend's birthday a corsage o f gardenias. Davis and Eld a King and Pvt. • REBEKAHS MEET 2 cups silled all-|iur|xi.sc Hour anniversary at the next meeting, ess». , M rs. D -tily was a g ra d u a te of Tlte W. B. C. club is to meet Wendell D, Buckley sang "At the lix-ul h igh seh«x>| and fo r the 1 tsp baking pow der Monday night. On account of so The Rebekahs held their regu much illness Monday night, the next Thursday at the home of Daw-ning" and "Through t h e past fe w years was em ployed ut '» tsp salt lar business meeting Friday eve new officers could not be installed Mrs. Nelsen DeYoung for a 1:30 Yeats;" accompanied by Miss Mar the B e a u ty N«x«k la tsp b a kin g s.xfa ian Waby, who also played the , ning at the Odd Fellows hall at so installation services will be dessert. 2 thsp g ra n u la te d sugar M r, D a ily was an em ployee o f which time several members were held next Monday night. This will Next Thursday evening the A. Lohengrin wedding march and M a rtin M o to is a n il is now e m 1 egg, beaten reported ill. John Veatch was re also be the social meeting and re V. II. Bridge club wdl meet with Mendelssohn’s Wedding March for ployed at R e cds|xirt. ’ » cup molasses the recessional. A violin solo. ported in St. 'Vincent's hospital in freshments will be served. The Mr. and M rs. Ralph Hawley. 'a cup sour ttnlK The ix x ip le le il im m e d ia te ly fol Yon lo o k in g tv o iir Inveli Portland and Cad Wallace was club voted to take the Flash The Ministerial Association will “Schubert's Serenade," was played 2 thsp in c ite d » m ite r lo w in g the cerem ony fo r Reeds reported in Portland for treat Bulletin for eight weeks. meet the 20th instead of next by Helen Brunner. S ift to g e th e r <lry ingredients. est, l'un m a k e a real c o n Following the ceremony a re port wher«> they w d l m ake th e ir C om bine egg. mulasses, m ilk , and ment. Thursday. The meeting will be at ♦ Noble grand elect. Sue Ann MEETING OF BIRTHDAY CLUB the home of the Rev. Frank E. ception was held at the home of home. trib u tio n to inorale at b u tte r and add to flo u r m ix tu re , —♦ - Turbyfill, and vice grand elect, Brown, pastor of the Methodist the bride's parents. Miss Dorothy s tirr in g o n ly u n til u ry In g re d ie n ts MRS. TIIUM. IN STA LLING Ito ttie in preserving the Johnson, sister of the grtxim, Melvie St. Elmo, gave their work The Birthday club met Friday church at 4:30 p. m. are m oistened. F ill b u tte re d m u f (¡R A N D < IIAPI. \IN served the bride's cake and Miss and are ready for installation. afternoon at the home of Miss The regular meeting of Dorena fin tin s tw o -th ird s fu ll. B ake in s t illili, y« t p re c io u s beati- The next meeting is January 7 Goldie Hayes with seven mem Grange will be held tonight at the Ruth Berthold poured. Assisting lim a T h u m , g rand ch a p lain of m o d e ra te ly hot oven o f -J(U» de t ii s o f lit e w e hold so at which time a public joint in bers present. The afternoon was Ladies club hall. A program and with the serving was Miss Helen the g ra n d c h a p te r o f O regon E ast- grees fo r 35 m inutes. Makes 13 Austin. Mrs. Van llyning was in stallation will be held with the spent socially. Many lovely gifts social hour will follow the business dear. e rn S ta r, had the h o n o r o f being m u ffin s charge of the guest lxx»k. Odd Fellows. All retiring officers were received by the hostess. A ^Meeting. in s ta llin g ch a p la in last W ixlnes- For going away Mrs Johnson day evening in P o rtla n d w hen five and all officers to be installed are guest of the afternoon was Miss FRTDAY H ere's wholesome, w h o le -g ra in asked to wear formals. Lois Welden. Refreshments were Regular meeting of the Rebekah wore a moss green wool dress with P o rtla n d chapters w ere in sta lle d nourishment fo r you. M ilk gives We will be closed every Mrs. Pauline Bloomquist of served at the tea nour and each lodge at 7:30 at the Odd Fellows nail-l]ead trim, black fur coat and .if a jo in t in s ta lla tio n service th is cereal dish a delicious, ric h Saturday Reedsport lodge wa« u visitor and member presented with a gift by hall after which a joint public in fur trimmed hat. w h ic h was held at the M asonic fla v o r. You can co u n t it as one The couple will be at home in tem ple, P o rtla n d . D r. June M a r t p in t to w a rd the d a ily m ilk neeil gave a short talk. the hostess at the close of the stallation of officers will be held Corvallis after a short wedding in, w o rth y g ra n d m a tro n , was the fo r the fa m ily . Following lodge practice was afternoon. with the Otld Fellows. held for installation after which Meeting of the W. C. T. U. at trip to the beach. in s ta llin g o ffic e r. M rs T h u m yvas < linked ( «-rent D el.live Mrs. Johnson is a graduate of accom panied to P o rtla n d by her a watch party was enjoyed, the BUFFET SUPPER the home of Mrs. William More- 2 'a cups m ilk the local high m hoot, I iter attend d a u g h te r, M rs. B o n ita evening being spent in singing, lock at 2:30 o'clock. S k illin g . ’ s tsp sa lt Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Hagen were ing Oregon State College and games and stunts. Refreshments The P. D. G. — arden club has M rs J. B. Le o n a rd and M rs G a y •s cup w h o le -g ra in cereal hosts New Year’s night at a buffet been postponed on account of the graduating from Oregon Normal lo were served at a late hour. rd Davies. (quick-cooking type) supper for Mr. and Mrs. Fenton illness of several of the members. at Monmouth and at present is - ♦ - •a cup seixlless ra isin s SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY Charles and the Rev. and Mrs. teaching in the Washington grad»1 MRS. < I KKIN NEW’ SATURDAY *« cup b ro w n sugur George Hardy. Ari evening of »•RESIDENT The Relief Corps will meet at school in Corvallis and -plans to fir m ly packet! Envoy Lillian Gray McCormack music was enjoyed by the group 2:00 p. m. at the I. O. O. F. hall. resume her teaching. ’ * f sp cinnam on following the supper. CpI. Johnson is In the AS TP at was pleasantly surprised on the E le ctio n o f o ffic e rs o f th e L o n All members are urged to be Buleony <!. Hotel H eat m ilk to b o ilin g over low' ♦ evening of December 28 by rela Oregon State College where he present. don 4-H M o th e rs ’ e luh was held heat. A dd sa lt, and g ra d u a lly s tir NEW YEAR S EVE DINNER Mis. Itela Allen, Prop. tives and friends, the occasion be will complete his training in W ednesday at the home o f M a ry MONDAY in e ii,-a l and raisins, and ro o k, ing her birthday anniversary. A March. He graduated from Oregon Jo P h illip s w ith M rs L yn ch C u r- Phone id Meeting of the American Legion social evening was spent and deli The Ad Libitum club was enter and Auxiliary at the I. O. O. F State College in 1939 and was af rin re ce ivin g the e le ctio n o f p re si s tir r in g the le n g th ot tim e d ir e c t ed on cereal package. .S tir in sttg- tained at a turkey dinner New cious refreshments served at a filiated with Phi Kappa Phi. Al dent fo r the ensuing year. Those hall at 7:30. latç hour. Guests were Mr. and Year’s eve at the home of Mrs. pha Zct.a Gamma Sigma Delta se rvin g w ith h e r are M rs. Gale The Rainbow Girls will meet at Mrs. Ronald Gray, son of Mrs. P. C. Christensen. Husbands of the 7:30 at the Masonic temple for and Phi Sigma honor societies. At Roby, vice p re sid e n t: and M rs. McCormack, and their two chil members were invited guests and election of officers and initiation. the time of his induction he was D oran R itte r, w ho was re-elected dren, Sandra Joan and Michael, also Tom Parker of Lund Park. Installation of officers will be doing graduate work at the Uni s e cre ta ry a n il tre a su re r. z\ covered Mr. and Mrs. George Hohmann, The evening was spent in singing held by the Degree of Honor versity of Washington. dish luncheon was served at the Mrs. Rosie Martin, and Captain and with games until a late hour. lodge at 7:30 at the Eagles hall. Out-of-town guests at the w ai noon h o u r at w h ich tune Miss L il ♦ Beth Vawter of Portland. All members are urged to be pres ding were Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. lia n G eer was a guest. PHI THETA RHO GIRLS Sindh. Maryjane Smith, Mr. anil ent. It was re p o rte d th a t Mrs. W il MRS GLEN SCOTT NEW Mrs. 11. B. Ferrin, Miriam and la rd Petersen, a fo rm e r m e m b e r of Townsend club will meet at 7:30 There were 18 girls and 6 Re PRESIDENT Allen Ferrin of Cottage Grove. th e club, is con fin e d to a s a n ita r bekahs present at the Phi Theta at the Townsend hall. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Johnson. Mr. ium in San Francisco. It was voted Meetings of the Red Cross sur At the election of officers Mon Rho girls meeting Monday night and Mrs. R. A. Davis, Miss Doro Your iiupsoii ' ji I ¡i|»,icin:tiifc (lining day afternoon of the Catholic when they met for a covered dish gical gauze classes at the Masonic thy Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. L. Van to send h e r a g ift fro m th e eluh. Tin» patches on the tra v e lin g temple from 1:30 to 4:30 and from Altar Society at the home of Mrs. supper at the Odd Fellows hall. llyning, Mr. E. A. Paulsen, Mrs. apron w ere opened und proceeds I lie days ahead will count for much in William Bartels, Mrs. Glen Scott A business meeting was held fol 7:30 to 9:30 p, m. Meeting of the Veterans of William Ott, J. A. Moore S 2/C of w ere $5.32. It was decided to s ta rt was elected president for the com lowing the supper at which time Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ca keeping up the civilian morale. W hile ing year, Mrs. Dan Sullivan, vice Greta Bender, vice president elect, Foreign Wars anti Auxiliary at ton, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hadley, the tra v e lin g p ig g y basket at the next m e e tin g as a m ethod o f ra is the home of Mrs. Ada Oakes, president: Mrs. J. W. Tarr, secre gave her work and will be install the itiaiiileiiaiiee of 1 he usual service Mrs. D. W. Mercer and Carol in g funds. at 7:30. tary; and Mrs. Lloyd Plueard, ed at the next meeting, January South 6th St. Mercer of Albany, Mr. and Mrs. 'PI'jzur» • « D u rin g the a fte rn o o n the m em - has grown more difficult, we can still treasurer. Preceding the election, 17. At this time the Creswell The Justamere club will meet Jim Pitney of Junction City, Mrs. hets w o rke d on scrap txxiks lo r a 1:30 dessert was served by Mrs. Theta Rho Girls will be guests. T. R. Moore and Wilber Moore of give you reasoltahly good cleaning S s Bartels assisted by Mrs. F. W. This will be a public installation with Mrs. P. S. Bukowski for a Hillsboro, Miss Helen Brunner of service men m the hospitals. T h is w o rk w ill he co n tin u e d at the next 1:30 dessert. Notice the change of Blickle. Mrs. Getty of Saginaw and the girls are to wear formals. s e rv ic e . Oregon City and Willard Paulsen m ee tin g . M agazines w ill he given was welcomed as a new member. The refreshment committee is meeting place from Mrs. Bagley’s ARM 1 C. fo r the paper d riv e a fte r th e y have to Mrs. Bukowski's. The next meeting, February 7, Pat Sorensen, Joyce Land and In sending your cleaning he sure Io been c lip fx 'd fo r pictures. The Women's Council of the will be with Mrs. Tonole with June Malcolm. INFORM AL PARTY Tea was served in the a fte rn o o n Church of.Christ will hold an all Mrs. Michael Quaglia, co-hostess. A penny supper was planned include hangers for yo u r garnieids. by the hostess. N ew m em bers en for the near future and the com day meeting at the church with a Mr. and Mrs. Joe T, Smith and ro lle d w ere M rs. L ily Gore, M is . EVENING OF MUSIC I his \\ ill emihle us to give you q u ick mittee appointed was Thela Ann covered dish luncheon at noon. All day meeting of the Kensing daughter Maryjane entertained a V irg in ia G i rd in g , and M rs. W in n i- Murrell, Patty Lee Rickard, Shela group of friends recently at a buf fre d L a y to n . M rs. G ore and M rs. er service and send your clothes in ton club at the Odd Fellows hall Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ferrin and fet supper and informal party. The L a yto n w ere unable to be present with a potluck dinner at the noon Smith daughter Miriam entertained a Tower, and Minnie Morris. home was attractively dec on account o f illness. b etter eondition. Girls appointed by the advisor hour. group of friends recently at their T h e next m e e tin g w ill he held The Royal Neighbors will meet orated in keeping with the Christ home at an informal evening of to assist in the joint installation mas season. An enjoyable evening J a n u a ry 19 a t the home o f M rs. music. Solos and group singing of the Otld Fellows and Rebekahs at the Eagles hall at. 7:30. was spent with informal table P h illip s. M em bers are asked to At 1:30, Degage dessert at the games. were enjoyed by the guests and Friday night were Pat Dunlop, b rin g m a te ria l fo r scrap hooks. hosts. At the close of a pleasant home of Mrs. Charles Young. _ • - • Meeting of the Research club evening refreshments were served Barbara Robinson, Minnie Morris, EAGLES AUXILIARY 1!. A P. W. DESSERT by Mrs. Ferrin and Miss Miriam Patty Rickard and Donna Porter at 7:30 at the library. The Eagles Auxiliary held their Ferrin. The Tuesday Evening Study regular business meeting Tuesday field. A 7:45 dessert was served the club will meet at the library at evening at the Eagles hall. At the Business and Professional Wom 7:30 o’clock. close of the meeting the commit en's club Wednesday evening at W ED N ESD A Y tee, Mrs. Westerine Turner, Mrs. the apartment of Mrs. Horace The Presbyterian Aid and the Beryl Shattuck, and Mrs. Maude Fellowship Guild of the Presby Wilson, served refreshments. Jan- Hatch which was followed by the terian church will meet at 2:30 at uary 18 is the next meeting date. regular ‘business meeting. Plans were made for a visit from the | the church. La Mercredi Pont 7:30 dessert at the home of Mrs. Sam Veatch. Red Cross surgical gauze classes at Masonic temple from 9:00 to 11:00 a. m. and from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. The Neighborhood Unit of the Red Cross surgical gauze classes will meet at the Walker school house from 1:00 to 4:30 p. m. At 7:30, the Duration club will meet with Mrs. Edith VanNort- wick. The Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church will meet < o a ts - good for years of service some with Mrs. Vinal Randal) at 7:30 S uits a fe w small sizes m arked for 100% wool, reduced 20%. o’clock. The evening will be spcht quick clearance. tying a quilt for the Children’s Farm Home at Corvallis. Dresses reduced 20% BEAUT'S' H E L I’S MORALE A ¿x B BEAUTY SHOP Your Appearance in 1944 PHONE 44 COLLINS LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS Woo! Rugs We are ’isplsying a new shipment of all- wool rugs in popular sizes and beautiful designs. FOR EARLY JANUARY Included in the sizes are 9x10 6, 9x12 and 12x11 3. COATS — SUITS — DRESSES — MILLINERY M c L a u g h lin s FURNITURE STORE Use Am m unition in fa n try division expends 542 tons of am m unition in a day ol heavy firing. A single Dressy and sport styles. M illinery O ne-fourth Off » A rnest’s Dress Shop
