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JO IN T HOMECOMING
CELEBRATION
DAUGHTERS OF UNION
VETERAN
The annual homecoming fo r the
I. ¡0. O. F.-Rebekah
lodges was
held last Friday evening in the
lodge hall. A potluck dinner was
served at 6:30. Mrs. W. F. (Mae)
Hart of Portland, grand chaplain
fo r the Rebekah Assembly of
Oregon and a former member of
the Cottage Grove lodge, was the
only out of town visitor. Several
messages from person? unable to
attend were read. During the din
ner hour and a short intermission
that followed Mr. and Mrs. Ren
Gardner entertained w ith violin
and piano music.
Following the banquet the local
Odd Fellow lodge put on the
second degree fo r candidates from
the Lorane lodge. Five members
from .Lorane W’ere present.
Later a joint meeting and roll
call was held. Each member pre
sent and those affiliated w ith
other lodges told when and where
they became members. Curtis
Veatch was presented w ith a 25
year jewel, Robert St Elmo made
the presentation.
A committee, Mmes. Beatrice
McCoy, Alma Porterfield and
Bertha Gunderson, assisted by one
from the men's lodge was in
charge of arrangements for the
evening.
Mrs Hazel Tohlen and Mrs.
Isabelle M iller entertained the
Daughters of Union Veterans
Monday night at llw Ixinie of
Mrs. Mabe, Dolcman for' a
Christmas party. A short business
meeting was held and the group
voted ,0 petition the state pres
ident for a special dispensation
granting them the privilege of
meeting the second and fourth
Mondays of the month. Later
Christmas gifts wen» exchanged
and games and singing occupied
the evening. Mi's. Nellie Jones
was a special guest. At the close
of the evening refreshments were
served,
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MR. & MRS. DAUGHERTY
HOSTS
Mr. and Mrs Warren Daugherty
entertained the men of the
Daugherty Lumber and Piling
Companies Saturday night w ith a
turkey dinner. The hours follow
ing were spent w ifti various games
in the rumpus room of the Daugh
erty home.
Monday evening the lady mem
bers of the office staff were en
tertained at dinner and a social
evening at the Daugherty home.
The spacious rooms were festive
REBEKAH STAFF ENTERTAIN w ith attractive arrangements of
Christmas decorations.
GIRLS GROFF
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SENTINEL. CO1TAOE QUOTO, OREGON
B. A P. AV. i ' U ’B HOLD
CHR1STM AS PARTY
,
The Business and Professional
Women's club held a Christinas
party Monday night at the home
of Mrs. Alice Breedlove. Various
committees appointed assisted the
hostess w ith a dessert course and
entertainment which followed. The
tables presented a festive appear
ance w ith centerpieces of holly,
place cards and napkins w ith
Christmas design. The group gath
ered round the Christmas tree
where gifts were exchanged and
Ch.istm.is carols, led by Helen
Hardy and accompanied by Ruth
Caldwell, were sung. The remain
der of ttie evening was spent w ith
games. Il was reported Dial Alice
Breedlove had been appointed by
Constance Weber, Hood River,
state president of the Business and
Professional Women's clubs, to
serve on the nominating commit
tee fo r state officers for the
years of 1945-46. The group w ill
meet January 15 when the topic
“ International Relations" w ill be
studied and discussed. lim a Thutn,
Mary Workman and Ruth Lamp
kin compose the committee.
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J. C. PENNEY FORCE
HAVE PARTY
HEBRON GR ANGE II W E
CHRISTMAN PARIA
The Hebron Grange met Sat
urday night at the Community
hall fo r a Christmas party and
social dance. Mrs. Fred Harris
arranged a program as follows;
Song. “ Jingle Bciis." the audience;
recitation, Jean Lamb; song, “ Si
lent N ight." Jerry W illeat and
chorus; instrumental duet, l.e-
nore and Lorraine Porter; vocal
solo. “ The Christim.:« Story," Mrs.
Hugh T ru n re ll; violin solo, Marie
Geer; vocal due:, Mr. and Mrs.
Mads Overgaard; recitation. Mar-
ie Geer; play, ‘T he
Christmas
S p irit;"
recitation,
L ilia Mae
C haftie; song, " I t C'.me Upon a
M idnight Clear," aud.ence. Treats
of i*op corn bulls and candy were
passed to the children. Dancinv.
and a social tun,- furnished en
tertainm ent
u n til refreshment
time at the close of the evening.
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SOCIAL TW ELVE LUNCHEON
Mrs, P C. Christensen, assisted
by Mrs, C. F. Hoskins and Mrs.
Robert Drenner, entertained the
Social Twelve last Thursday at
the Christensen home A luncheon
was served at 1 o'clock and a
social afternoon followed. The
club voted to buy more yarn for
an afghan which they w ill make
fo r a hospital gift. They have a l
ready made and given several to
the Red Cross. A fte r the business
session a “ white elephant” ex
change of gifts
was enjoyed.
Members had agreed that the club
would give money to the Red
Cross instead of buying the usual
gifts fo r each other. Mrs. Tedford
« “ x. a special guest fo r the a f
ternoon.
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B A IT IS T MISSIONARY
SOCIETY
PANT
M A STER S
D IN E
Tile Past M l t d s’ club of the
A. F X- A. M. met Thursday even
ing tor a covered dish dinner and
social evening, Harold Fouler of
Lorane, ju n io r past master, made
arrangements, 'FWenty one mem
bers attended the meet lug Ches
ter Anlauf, le tin n g nia. ter of the
lodge was elected president of
the group.
NEIGHBORS OF AAOOIH HAFT
Mr< Carl Bragg and Mrs Geo.
Kebelbeck were hostesses
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lay evening lo r the annual Christ-
mas party of the Neighbors of
W ixxlcrnft at the Bragg home
Following a dessert guests Were
entcrtuiiK il w ith piano selections
by Mary Lou Wolfard, a guest.
Exchange of Christmas g i l l s w a s
held and cauls pinyed w ith Mrs
Maud«' W in tle r receiving prize
for high score. The rooms were
especially attractive w ith C hrist
mas decorations »..al soft candle
light. At the cl«, c of the «'Veiling
Mrs. Bragg entertuined w ith se
lections on her player piano.
SUNSHINE G U w t’P MEETS
FELLOW SHIP (H i l l) MEETS
The Christian Fellowship Guild
of the Presbyterian church met
Wednesday at th«' home t»f Mrs.
V V
Shot lull. Mis
«1 W
Blackmon* led the devotional top
ic on a Christmas story.
Mrs
George Matthew.; had the l> an
on China and Mrs. A J Kum-
mann told of the t*x|iencnce« «if
Archie R Crouch as he pr, pii«'«l
to go Into the interior ol .China
tor missionary and medical work
Mrs. f«le,Millan was a guest. Re
freshments were served at the tea
hour l»v th«' hostess
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WORLD I RIENDSI1IP
(.ROUP
Mis. Carolyn England wa- host
ess Tuesday night for the’ World
Friendship group of the Method
ist church wli.-n a Christinas
party and gift exchange was en
joyed. Gaines furnished entertain
ment fo r th«' evening and re
freshments w«ie served at a lot« 1
hour Additional guests wert* Mrs
Frank Brown anil Mrs. Cecil
Sat’ley, sponsors of the group.
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VETERANS OF FOREIGN
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the l . A A F . hall Friday night.
December 22 al 7:30 Each mem
ber is asked to invite another
service connected fam ily anil also
bring a fifty cent gift for the ex
change
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The Sunshine group of the
ring..
Church of Christ met Tuesday for
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
an all day session. A |M>tlu('k and the auxiliary together w ith
E lm er. .Myrtle, M ary, IS a
Members of the J C. Penney
Christmas and birthday dinner th e ir families w ill have a C hrist
force and husbands assembled one
was served at no 1. Thirty four mas |>arty and potluck dinner in
night last week to enjoy the
members were p: cut and others
spirit o f Christmas. The group
came during the afternoon. A
went to the El Capitan Cafe near
number of visitors wege also pre
Springfield Junction fo r dinner,
sent. Fallowing toe dinner devo
returning later to the home of
tional« were belt« and a short
Mr. and Mi's. <Dt.n-.wu Scott fo r a
program given. ’I iie singing of
social evening ar.G exchange of
Christmas carols was led by Mrs.
Christmas gifts. Those present
John
VanNortwocx who also
were Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wiser,
played
piano
selections, Mrs. C. R.
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Mr. and Mi's. M ark Morgan, Mr.
Simkins entertained w ith piano
CARNATION
CLUB
PARTY
and Mrs. C lair Hogate, Mr. and
The S t a f f club o f t h e
numbers Later gifts were ex
Mrs. Al Ziebeck, the Misses W in
Rebekah lodge entertained Mon
changed.
The group w ill meet
Mrs. Carl King and Mrs. Cleo ifred New ton. Katherine O’Laugh
day evening fo r the Theta Rho
again Tuesday, January 2.
Morelock entertained the Carna lin, Barbara Houser. Dorothy
girls for whom they are sponsors.
The Missionary Society of the
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Dinner was served at 6:30. The tion club for the Christmas party Ackerblade, Mildred Collier. Lois Baptist church met Thursday FRIENDLY C U B ENTERTAIN
dining hall was attractively dec Monday night at the King home. Addington, and M ary Lou Thomp w ith Mrs. W. C. M artin fo r a no-
Dessert was served and gifts ex son, Jerry Newton, M r. and Mrs.
orated in the Christmas colors
hostess luncheon and regular bus
Members of the Friendly club,
and Yuletide motifs. Following changed around the softly lighted Scott and Pat and Malcolm Scott. iness meeting mid study hour. including Mrs
W illiam Watson
Christmas
tree.
A
short
business
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dinner the Theta Rho exempli
Devotions, honoring the service now residing in Portland, met
meeting
was
held
and
cards
furn
fied the in itiatory work for Uleta
women and men of the Baptist Tuesday w ith Mrs. C. N. Land
HAPPY SEWING CIRCLE
Raymond. Later the group ad ished entertainment for the later
church,
were led by Mrs, Ted for a no hostess dinner and social
Mrs. Wendell
journed to the dining hall where evening hours.
The Dorena ladies Happy Sew Johnson. The program, in charge afternoon. Christmas gifts were
Cochran
held
high
score
and
Mrs.
the Christmas party and g ift ex
ing Circle club met all o f of Miss Lena Zendron. w as on • xchanged and a report was given
change was held and a brightly C lair Hogate low. Mrs. John Lon- one day last week fo r their annual "The Netherland East Indies," that the club had donuted a g ift
decorated Christmas tree which dal. daughter of Mrs. King, was day of business. Most of the mem others taking part were Mrs. Geo. box to the American legion drive
a guest.
the S taff club had trimmed was
bers were present. During the Hardy and Mrs. M artin. Mrs. fo r hospitalized service women
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enjoyed. Treats of candy and nuts
May this holiday season be filled with the faith
forenoon
session officers were Hardy later led the group in the and men. The club w ill meet next
M E T H O D IS T M E N M E ET
were served to the girls. The
of Victory and the hope for peace that will enduro
elected as follows: president. Mrs. singing of Christmas music. Mrs. at the h une of Hrs. P. C. C hrist
following program was presented
thron-rh the years to come.
Ralph C arklin;
vice president, Singletary of Eugene was a guest ensen Tuesday, January 23.
The Methodise Men met Mon Mrs. Louis Dodge; treasurer, Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth Hickok w ill be
by the hostess group: accordian
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cUti
May
we
express
appreciation
for your patronage
solo. Blanche Decker; vocal duet, day night at the church in reg U. S. Bales; secretary, Mrs. Oiaf hostess for a meeting January 11.
< HRIsT.MAS GATHERING
during the past year.
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Richard and Raymond Lewis; ular session. Plans' fo r a father- Bridenstinc. A chicken dinner was
PLANNED
solo, Mrs. Gladys Henderson; vo- 500 banquet to be held after the served at the noon hour. Mrs.
PARKER FAMILY PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shay w ill
cal selection, ladies of ‘the S taff firs t o f’ the year were discussed. Dodge entertained during the af
entertain ns guests on Christm.is
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Stewart w ill day Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rehm and
club; singing of Christmas songs I t was decided to-start the meet ternoon w ith piano selections and
ings, the third Monday of the songs. A beautifully decorated entertain w ith a fam ily dinner at son Donald. Mr. and Mrs. Earl
by the assembly.
month, w ith a covered dish dinner Christmas tree added to the fes their home on Christmas day Ishmsel and daughter Jeanette,
fo r the present. Albert Adkins tive occasion and Pollyanna gifts followed w ith a Christmas tree ail of Portland. Mr. and Mrs.
LA COMES CLUB
frw w ffr c •
• ft • .
was in charge of devotions; Wes were exchanged. The Pollyanna and party w ith exchange of gifts Stacy M. Russell of Eugene and
Mrs. Maude Wheeler was host ton Allen read a current editorial names were drawn fo r the com at the . home of Mrs. S tew art’s Mrs. Maude W right of this city.
mother, Mrs. Parker. Guests for
ess Tuesday fo r the La Comus club and a round table discussion fol- ing year.
the day w ill be members of the
Christmas party. Follow ing a des low'ed; Mr. Hart, the shop teacher,
Mrs.
sert course Christmas gifts were rendered some selections on his VETERANS ORGANTZAT1ON.N fam ily including Mr. and
electric
guitar
and
the
Rev.
J.
B.
Parker.
Dunsmuir,
C
alifor
exchanged and Mi's. Wheeler, the
MEET
nia; D. H. Parker, Saugus, Cal
president, presented each one w ith Frank Brown sang a solo. The
program
topic
fo
r
the
January
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ifornia; Mr. and M. :. C. .<>. Par
a g ift and the club gave Mrs.
meeting w ilt be "Race Relations”
7,10 United Spanish W ar Vet- ker and family, Dexter; Mr. and
Wheeler a gift. Contract was
v.'ith Emmett Tedford fo r speaker. crans and auxiliary met Monday Mrs. W illiam W intler, Mr. and
played w ith Mrs. Warren Edwards
night at
Charles Cooley home Mrs. OrvaJ Clark and daughter,
and Mrs. Ruth Woodson holding
fo r a covered dish dinner and an all of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs.
TOWNSEND CLUB ELECTS
high and second high scores
evening o f business. The year’s Francis Parker and son of Spring-
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W. E. Masters was chosen at work projects were reviewed and field; Mrs. Kathleen Handy, a
M. P. G. CLUB
the meeting Monday night to reports given by committees. The fam ily friend of this city.
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T h ; 1.1, P. G. ciub met Tuesday head the club during the year, auxiliary decided to start the
ROYAL ARCH ELECT
w ith Mrs. W. C. M artin for a cne 1945. The other officers w ill be firs t of the year to make clothes
o’clock luncheon and social a fte r named and installed on January and comforters fo r the Children's
Tbe Royal Arch lodge of the
noon. Mrs. C. C. Cruson of P ort 1. T. G. Short is the retiring pres Farm Home at Corvallis. Plans
land, Mrs. Benton Schrcnk of ident. Elmer J. Kent gave a re were made fo r installation of of- Masonic order rnet one night last
Albany and Mrs. Charles Adams port of the district council meet ficers to be held January 21 in week and elected officers at fol-
of Eugene were out of town mem ing in Eugene December 17. the I. O. O. F. hall. A dinner w ill lows: High priest, Lloyd Griggs;
bers present. Dur.ng the afternoon where plans were discussed fo r the be served at 1:00 p.m. and the king, Dr. W. E. Lebow; scribe,
Galdab'.ni;
treasurer,
hours Christmas gifts were- ex ensuing year. No meeting w ill be General Lawton Camp and auxil- Frank
iary of Eugene are to be invited W’orth Harvey; secretary, Jesse
held on December 25
changed.
gucr t3.
Lansing Sr.; captain ot the host,
Cecil Beck; principal sojourner,
A. V. H. C U R IS I.H i.-» A/XAb 1 M a lt Sm ith; Royar z.rch captain.
Palmer Johnson, th ird veil, Orlo
t
M r. and Mi's. Harold W’olfard Bagley; second veil, Pat Rickard;
entertained the A. V. H. club last firs t veil, George Gates; sentinel,
Thursday evening. A covered dish Earl Stewart.
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dinner was served followed w ith
CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY
social entertainment and exchange
of Christmas gifts. A t cards high
The W. B. C. club was enter
scores were held by Mrs. Wol-
fard and W alter Smith, low tained last Thursday at "the home
scores, Mrs. C lair Hogate and of Mrs. O. W. Blaekmore w ith a
Ben Layng .The club adjourned 1:30 dessert and Christmas party.
fo r the holidays and w ill meet Gifts were exchanged and a so
in January at the home of Air. cial session o f bridge enjoyed.
Mrs. Horace Hatch was a guest.
and Mrs. Richard Bushell.
Score
prizes were awarded Mrs.
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George Kebelbeck and Mrs. H ar
LA M E R C R E D I P O N T
ley Gates The club w ill meet
next Thursday w ith Mrs. Gates
The La Mercredi Pont group
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met w ith Mrs. Harold W olfard
ELMARTKS CLUB
Wednesday night fo r a no-hostess
Mrs. Charles H all entertained
dinner and Christmas party w ith the Elmartes club and Mrs. Loren
Dusk . . . Christmas Exe . . . gifts exchanged. Christmas deco Schroeder, a form er member from
children m o v i n g about rations adorned the rooms gave a Medford with a 7 o'clock dinner
stealthily, wide-eyed and ex festive a ir to the occasion. The and Christmas party. The C hrist
evening was spent w ith social mas m otif was a ttractively car
pectant . . . you know the , entertainment and cards. The club ried out in decorations. Gifts
adjourned to meet in four weeks were exchanged and a social ev
signs.
w ith Mrs. Fred Anderson.
ening followed.
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SEASON’S
GREETINGS
CORN
(Dishes
and a
MERRY
CHRISTMAS
to all our friends.
Christmas is here, let us
all he m erry,.for it comes
but once a year.
With gratitude for your
kind favors during 1944 we
send you heartiest Christmas
greetings.
The Smart Shop
WISHES YOU AND YOURS A
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
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