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HAGE FOUR S O C 1 E T Y Tilt USDAV APRII• *i. ini» THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE OROVR. OREGON Social Calendar GOLDEN W EDDING GKMERt ED INSTAI.I VTION SEKYK E I ’owdrell and Alex t ilt s . SAI.TSMAN ENTERTAINS for 11 year ander, which normally make* cur Mrs. Ralph Sallsman entertain tain fabric*, has six fiu lorles In ed the E llie Bridge «-luh ill a 7:30 Connecticut and two elsewhere dessert Thursday evening. The now- turning out Insect netting* evening was spent playing bridge ami camouflage net* for the a im w ith Mrs. Curtis French winning ed force*. high score. Mrs Anna Swanson was a guest of the club. The eltlh w ill meet again April 13 ill the home of Mrs. tra n k Thotn|>osn. • MRS. GRIGGS HOSTESS The following officer* were in Mr. and Mrs George M. Haw stalled ul the regular meeting of The Baptist Missionary Society ley celebrated the fiftie th anni the Neighliors of Woodcraft w ill meet at the home of Mrs. versary of their niaruagc on F ri Tuesday evening at I. O. O. F. T e le p h o n e 159 Curtis Hansen next Thursday a f day, March 31. temple w ith Anna O. Graham, ternoon at 2:00 o'clock. Mr. Hawley, fourth son of Ira grand representative, Installing RAISOR-lOI.I.INS NUPTIALS I SUNSHINE GROUP MEETS A meeting planned for next and Elvira Hawley, pioneers of officer: Mattel M Sowles, Past Thursday is the Social Twelve 1852, was born near Divide in Guardian ANNOUNCED Neighbor: Cora E. The Sunshine Group of the 1:30 dessert at the home of Mrs. 1837, and mauled Miss Minnie Bragg. Guardian Neighbor; Mary Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Raisor of Christian church met Tuesday at Pete Nelson w ith Mrs. Nannie Ozment in 1891 1. Duffy. Advisor; Horace I latch, Blackbutte Route, announce the the church fo r a combined work, Smith entertaining. Mis. Hawley, daughter of James clerk; Marguerite Berge, Bank Scheduled (or next Thursday is Ozment, was born in Lorain* and er; Ila F. Kehi'llieok. Magician; marriage of their daughter. Miss business meeting and pre-Easter Erma Lucile to Mr. Robert H. program. Sixteen members were the Women's Service Guild of the they have both lived all their lives Maybel Powell, Attendant; Syl Mrs Lloyd Griggs was hostess Collins of Roseburg. The cere present for the potluck dinner Methodist church at the home of in Lane county. via Clark. Capt. of Guards; Helen Tuesday Io the Juslainere club at Mrs. Lance Naish at 7:30 o’clock. mony was solemnized at Roseburg served at noon. Mr. Hawley was a farm er near M. Smith, Flag Bearer; Martha a 1:30 »lesser 1. Mi s W llln m Earl The Easter program was con on March 21st, where the couple Elite Bridge club 7:30 dessert i c*rviiw*-lt for a number of years, S. Cooley, Inner Sentinel; Anna Was a guest of lh»‘ eluli. Mrs. J. Exposures i w ill reside'. Mrs. Collins graduated ducted by Mrs. Martha Eastham. next Thursday evening at the and served the county as commis M. Schoen, Outer Sentinel; Nellie Brighton Leonard w ill Is1 hostess . from the local high school and (president, who read the scripture ■ home of Mrs. Frank Thompson. REPRINT’S 3c EACH. sioner for four years, during Blackmore. Musician; Anna O. to the club 1 hi' next meeting The Ministerial Association w ill which time htey lived in Eugene Graham. was employed at the Mountain reading which was followed by Correspondent; Eva dale, A p ril 18. Guaranteed Work. States Power office previous to the singing of Easter songs. Pray be postponed one week, meeting Their home has been in Cottage Hatch, Pearl Bressler, and Meurt accepting a position in Roseburg er was led by Mrs. W alter Lack the 20th. Grove fo r more than forty years McKibben, managers. BITS O' BUSINESS ey; “ Our Missions" by Mrs. John The Friendship class of the a year ago. Mr. Hawley has always been a A short business meeting pre VanNortwick and "The Last Presbyterian Sunday school w ill groat lover of ourdoor sports, and Pratt amt Whitney's latest con Great Moving Day" by Mrs. E l meet tonight at 7:30 at the home has never lost interest in fishing ceded the installation at which I ra d calls BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED Cottage Grove, Ore? no! for a specified quarterly reports were given. An mer Hull. of Mrs. Earl Ballew. He makes his regular trips down nouncement was made that the iiu iii I mt of aircraft engines, hut Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bricker of A note was road from Mrs. The Constellation club is meet the Umpqua river where he has a r a llie r fo r Os “ m a x im u m o u lp u l' Cottage Grove, announce the en Mildred Teich, the secretary, who ing this afternoon in the Masonic summer home and fishing boat next social meeting would he held I'uesday evening, A pril 18 at the is visiting in Kansas and Missouri. gagement of their daughter Ruth, club rooms. and enjoys deep sea fishing as well home of Mrs. Fanny Leaho. Mrs. to Private. Alfred Hansen, son of Meeting of the Boy Scouts at as any of the younger sports. Her- Sowles. Guardian Neighlx.r Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hansen, also C A N D ID A TE S IN ITIA T ED the library at 7 ‘30 p. m. l>ert Hawley, their only child, is presided at the meeting M r ami of this city. Miss B ricker spent Mr. and Mrs. Ben Layng w ill la the service at Miami, Fla and Mls stult.-. ,,| Golden Weal I ir- Initiation was held Tuesday be hosts to the A. V. H. Bridge was unable to be present for the c|e> from Huntington the past week end at Camp Park C itlif- Roberts visiting Private Hansen, night by the Eagles A uxiliary at club tonight. celebration. ornia, were visitors. who w ith who has been stationed at Camp the Eagles hall for two candi The W orld Friendship Group of The home was beautifully dec Fanny Leu bo d istrict clerk, Roberts since the middle of Feb dates, Mis. W alta Cook and Mrs. the Methodist church w ill meet orated for the occasion. I Adelia I latch district magician, ruary. The wedding is planned Mildred Cochran. At the close of tonight at the apartment of Mrs. The reception w as held from j and Anna Graham grand represen- fo r early summer. the meeting and initiation, re Cecil Safley w ith Mrs. Frank 2:00 till 5:00 o'clock, and th e y 1 lative were introduced, freshments were served by the Brown assisting. greeted many old friends and were, m ,. tnitallatoln installatoli! was public at, committee, Laura Greer, Gene FAMILY NIGHT Meeting of the Townsend recipients of many lovely gifts which husbands of members we vieve Gordineer and Wretha dependent Quilters club at and flowers. In the evening a din-1 special guests. guests. Thi The installing of- The Young Adult group of the Hobbs. home of Mrs. W. Masters at 1:00 ncr was served at the Rainbow Acer was introduced and visitors Methodist church w ith their fam- p. m. Cafe for twenty-two house guests welcomed. Neighbor Fanny Leaho • ilies had a potluck supper and MOTHERS C L l'B The Red Cross sewing room in and relatives. of Croswell Circle entertained social evening Friday in the din the Masonic temple is open every Out - of - town relatives and w ith a vocal number and assisted ing room of the church. Following The Mothers club members en Thursday from 2:00 to 4:00 p. m. , the supper, Mrs. Hadley A rth u r joyed a covered olsh luncheon for the purpose of giving out sew friends present were: Grandson in the installation ceremonies. All and wife, Mr. and Mi's. George H. officers were installed w ith the entertained the children in the Tuesday at the Townsend hall. At ing and knitting. Hawley, Springfield; nephews. exception of Eleanor Wolford, .ju n io r room while the adults spent the business meeting following the FRIDAY Henry H. Hawley, Moscow. Idaho. Senior Guardian, who is ill. Gifts the evening with games w itti luncheon, 24 garments. 4 pairs of The Neighborhood Unit of Red W alter R. Hawley of Baker, II. E. and flowers were presented the Robert Graham in charge. Prizes shoes, 8 caps and 2 cushions were fo r the games were won by Mrs. reported given out in March. The Cross surgical gauze classes w ill Stockwell of Silver Lake, Mr. and retiring and in coming officers, Leslie Cone and Hadley Arthur. time was spent working on frac meet at the home of Mrs. Joe Mrs. Floyd Ozment of Portland; w ith Mis. Adelia Hatch in charge. nieces. Miss Alsea Hawley of Cot-1 assisted by Julia Bartels Asslst- I t was decided to hold meetings ture pillows fo r sailors and ma Crick at 1:00 p. nt. Mrs. Curtis Hansen w ill enter tage Grove. Lena S. Veatch of i ant installing officers included on week nights during the sum rines. tain the P. D. G. club at her home John Day, M r. and Mrs. R. W. Julia Bartels, Mearl MrKihl.cn mer instead of Sunday night. —♦ - at 1:30 o'clock. Stone and daughter Mary Lou of and Nelin- Blackmore. Talks wi re Present were Mr. and Mrs. Ed MRS. CALDWELL AND PUPILS The Women’s Christian Tem Croswell; groat nephew, Mr. . given by members anti visitors. Cone of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. ATTEND CONCERT perance Union w ill meet at 2:30 Mrs. Daiton Ward and daughter' Refreshments wen1 served in Howard Taylor and children, Mr. p. m. w ith Miss Stella Adams. Helen Elva of Eugene; cousins, the dining room by Ila Kebelheck, and Mrs. Irw in Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell and several The Rebekahs w ill meet at the Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Coffman of) Cora Bragg and Sylvia Clark and Mrs. Leslie Cone and daugh of her piano pupils attended the Odd Fellows hall at 7:30 p. m. Newberg and Mrs. K. B. Melton ter, Mr. and Mrs. Hhdley A rth u r * . concert given by Aurora Potter at which time the charter w ill be of Creswell. Lonnie Fiddler of La- and children, Mr. and Mrs. Damon PAST NOBLE G R IN D S ; Underwood and George C. K irch draped fo r 2 deceased members. Grande, M r. and Mrs. Henry- Scott and children, Mr. and Mrs. INSTALL Peterson of Eugene and daughter, i Robert Graham and children. Mr. ner at the University School of A ll are asked to wear white. Mrs. Evelyn Taylor of Phoenix, and Mrs. and Mrs. A rt Winekauf Music in Eugene Tuesday evening. Installation of officers of the SATURDAY and daughter. Miss Leslie Brock- Mrs. Undeiwood, pianist, is a Past Noble Grnntls club was held The Relief Corps w ill meet at Arizona. member of the University * - elbank and the Rev. Frank Brown. faculty Thursday afternoon for the newly in Eugene, and Mr. Kirchner, j . 2:00 o'clock in the Odd Fellows REBEKAHS INITIATE elected officers at the I. O. O. F. hall. A ll members are urged to violin-cellist on the faculty at the SALMON DINNER hall. Those installed were Eva be present. University of Washington at A t the regular meeting of the Aubrey, president; Mae Thles, Mr. and Mrs. Joe T. Smith were MONDAY Seattle. hosts at a salmon dinner to a Meetings of the Red Cross sur- Rebekahs Friday night at the vice president; Edith Sanders, Following the concert, the girls group of friends honoring Bob ! gical gauze classes at the Masonic ¡O il Fellows hall initiation was secretary and treasurer; Susie marshal and Lucy M ills, who is home on furlough. enjoyed meeting the performers, temple from 1:30 to 4»30 and from held for Mrs. Frances Nichols, I Schneider, i Mrs. Mona Fftye Lemon and Mrs. I Bennett, chaplain. Guests included M r. and Mrs. K. and other faculty members includ 7:30 to 9:30 p. m. Miss Whorton of Portlaid was a K. Mills, Robert M ills, Mr. and ing Dr. K ra tt, dean of the school. Mrs F. W. Blickle w ill entertain ! Tessie Quarks of Cottage Grove Mrs. A. W. Helliwell, Mr. and Mrs. They also enjoyed being shown the Joker club at 7:30 ressert. and two candidates from Lorane. guest. Dafnty refreshments were Roy Short, Mr. and Mrs. Charles through the music building. Meeting of the Degree of Hon . Each candidate was presented served to the It! members and Mrs. Harold Axley and Mrs. or lodge at the Eagles hall at 7:30 I w ith a corsage. Guests were pre- guests by the hostesses, Elsie Adams and Mr. and Mrs. Ray ; sent from Lorane and Creswell Currin, Eva Aubrey, Mina Clark mond Grube, the la tte r two Oscar Flaten accompanied the p. m. and Zula Hansen. couples of Eugene, and the hosts. girls to Eugene where they were Regular meeting of the Rainbow- lodges. Specialists for women we have the young-m aking sm art An invitation was read from met by Mrs. Caldwell who had Girls at the Masonic temple at — fashions they want for E a s i e r th ru Spring. S tarred ou r POTLUCK SUPPER Elkton. Umpqua lodge inviting the been attending classes at the U. 7:30 o'clock. APRIL POOLS PARTY local members fo r the Tuesday The Phi Theto Rho Girls clubf of O. throughout the day. Those soft pastel suit dress ou r ('harm ing M-lf-rufflod tiny print. The American Legion and Aux met Monday evening for a potluck making the trip were: Helen Ax ilia ry w ill hold Joint initiation at evening meeting. A letter was; principal and Mrs Robert Gra- Front a big collection. 31. 41; II»1-, to 24* supper and regular meeting. Plans ley, Robirda Flaten, Maxine Hite. the Odd Fellows hall at 7:30 p. m. read from Linnie Sterling, a mem- ham entertained Saturday night ber now living at Baker. T h e ! at an A p ril Fools party w ith Shirley Hileman, Evelyn Hutchi were discussed fo r the annual A ll members are urged to be pre lodge voted to donate $3.00 to the guests coming dressed appropriate Mother's Day banquet to be held son, Doris Long, Joan Metcalf, sent. for the occasion. Games were the the firs t part of May. A ll Phi Clara Morel, Carol Naish, P a tri Regular meeting of the Town Red Cross fund. The district deputy president, i diversion of the evening and a Theto Rho Girls are asked to cia Scott, Helen Smith, Jeannette send club at 7:30 p. m. at the Nellie King, announced the collec-! buffet luncheon was served at a bring their quarter for corsages to Workman. Townsend hall. So intriguing that they tion to be used for improvements |ate hour To the guests: Superin- the advisor at the earliest pos TUESDAY go to your head. at the I. O. O. F. Home was tendent and Mrs. H. B. Ferrin, sible date. TOWNSEND SOCIAL MEETING The Veterans of Foreign Wars $20.50. Short talks were given by Principal a n d M r s . Gaylord Thi* season the merest Reports were given on the fo r A uxiliary w ill meet at 2:00 p. m. snippet of a hat can be mal dance to be given in the near Following the social meeting of in the Phillips hall over Kelly's visiting sisters and new members. Davies, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kab- Following the meeting, refresh- |er, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Beghtol future. most devastating or a the Townsend club Monday eve Drug Store. A ll women eligible ments were served in the dining j and the hosts, half bonnet to frame The committees fo r the banquet ning at the Townsend hall, plans to join are invited. Installation of room by Loretta Booher and com- your e yes or perhaps a planning are: menu committee; were made to hold an “ Odd and officers w ill be held at this time, j m i,tc c - lacy looking, flower be _ i ALTAR SOCIETY DESSERT Pat Sorensen, Betty Sturdevant, End” sale in the office of the Mrs. Maude ill be w ilt txt, The next meeting w ill be lie F ri deck is I straw Is just the Greta Bender and Pat Dunlop; Mountain States Power Company, | hostess to th<? Wheeler Comus club af day evening, A p ril 7, when the i Mrs. Margaret Trem bly and hat you want. In any Trembly entertainment. Donna Burleson; Saturday. A p ril 15. Members and ¡charter w ill be draped for two Mrs. Glen Flatters were co-hon- event, our m illinery dept. Irene N irthw ay and Donna Por friends may leave contributions at ! a 1:00 oclock dessert. Meeting of the Tuesday Evening deceased members. A ll arc asked tesses at a 1:30 dessert Monday is showing many lovely terfield; decoration. Barbara Rob Short’s Second Hand store or at Study- club a t the library at 7:30 to wear white dresses. to the Catholic A lta r Society at creations of the m illiner'll inson, Joyce Land and Minnie Kent's M arket. A ll business o’clock. ! —+ — the rectory. The regular business Morris. a rt for y o u r wearing houses w ill be given a chance to There w ill be the regular meet-1 j .30 DESSERT meeting was conducted by the pleasure. The next meeting w ill be A pril get rid of some- odds and ends ing of the Royal Neighbors at th e ) 17 at 7:30. president, Mrs. Glen Scott. The also. Eagles hall at 7:30 p. m. A 1:30 dessert was served Tues next meeting w ill be May 1 at the The Rebekah S taff club w ill day to the Degage club by Mrs. home o f Mrs. Frank Gireau w ith meet at the I. O. O. F. hall at Littleton Lasater at her home. Mrs. Ella Zim m erly co-hostess. 7:30 p. m. The Easter m otif was carried Meeting of the Neighborhood out in the decorations. Guests for .Salesbooks. The Sentinel. Unit Red Cross surgical gauze the afternoon were Mrs. Elmer class at the old W alker high Neet and Mrs. Nelson DeYoung. school from 1:00 to 4:30 p. m. The time was spent w ith cards, Mrs. Curtis French winning high WEDNESDAY The Victory Homemakers 4-H score. On A pril 18, Mrs. Merle Sewing club w ill meet a fte r school Porter w ill entertain the club. J w ith Kay Leonard. to visit our Shop on Saturday, April 8th and help ns OFFH ERS ELECTED Meeting of the Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church celebrate our first anniversary. (Jake and coffee will The annual election of officers at 7:30 o’clock w ith Mrs. Vinal be served all day. We take this opportunity of thank of the Research club was held Randall. ing you for your patronage anti express the hope that The Presbyterian Aid w ill meet Tuesday night at the library. At you will oentinue to make this your headquarters for in the church parlors at 2:30 o’ this time Miss Lena Zondron was clock. Hostesses w ill be Mrs. A l- j elected president; Mrs. S. T. Rose, quality merehandi.se. During the past year we have en fred W ulff, Mrs. B. R. Job and vice president and Mrs. W. C. deavored to maintain the best selection of quality Mrs. Herbert Eakin. I M artin, secretary. The book re- merchandise Available under existing eo.-iditionK and Mrs. W alter Smith w ill enter- viewed at the meeting was “ Bur- tain the La Mercredi Pont c lu b !™ Surgeon” w ritten by Gordon we intend to continue this policy. We have been for These are times when each of us has reason to be sad, at a 7:30 dessert. j S. Seagrave. Mrs. Verne W illiams tunate in receiving shipments of quality merchandise A ll day meeting of the London 1 gave the repdrt. May 2 w ill be even on such a day as Easter. Yet in their natural bounty from which you may select your complete spring and 4-H Mothers’ club at the club 1 the next meeting of the club, house. A covered dish luncheon flowers can bring cheer that will dispel all gloom. And as summer wardrobe. We have a selection of suits, both w ill be served at noon. tailored and dressmaker types, dresses, including they brighten the home to which you send them hour after Meetings of the Red Cross sur everything from the better cotton frock* to strictly gical gauze classes at the Mas hour, day after day, the true spirit of your Easter greeting onic temple from o./X) to 11:00 dressy dresses, skirts in a variety of styles and in the a. m. and from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. will fill the heart of the recipient. new pottery and pastel shades with all types of sweat The Duration club w ill be en ers to either match or contrast. Several styles of fine tertained by Mrs. Forrest Lem EASTER GREETINGS ley at 7:30 p. m. tailored slacks and slack suits up to size 44. We have T ill RSDAY Films Developed and Printed O tp and8 Thrift-Wise S ta r F ash io n s fo r a W o m an ’s E a s te r afe NEW PASTEL S F IT DRESSES! TINY PRINTS! LINGERIE NAVY! EASTER HATS A m e st’s Dress Shop The Smart Shop Bring Easter Joy with You Are Cordially Invited F L OFFERS KENT’S MARKET a shipment of earrings for pierced eats, priced at, $3.00, including the federal tax. We encourage you to visit our Shop, whether to buy or to get a new slant on the latest style trends. Lois C. Leonard LA MERCREDI PONT CLUB The La Mercredi Pont club was entertained recently at a 7:30 des sert at the home of Mrs. Nelson DeYoung. Guests of the evening were Mrs. L ittle to n Lasater, Mrs. Carl Bragg and Mrs. Ed Hoyt. Mrs. W alter Smith w ill be hostess to the club at the next meeting which w ill be A p ril 12. Pre-Cooked HAMS Half or Whole 35c lb. —Rabbits— - Chickens Till 9:30 Every Day cX0 Sunnyside Greenhouses 170,1 IT est M ain Street Telephone /»S’J I
