PA C E FOUR
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TH E SEN T IN E L , COTT \GK GROVE. OREGON
O C I E T Y
T e l e p h o n e 159
M E E T IN G OF S E R V Il E (¡1 11.I)
The Women's Service G uild o t
the M ethodist church met Thurs-
day evening at the home o f Mrs.
Fred Vohs Jr., w ith Mrs. Paris
Breedlove acting as co-hostess,
The w orship service, which was
led by Mrs. Kenneth Mickey, was
e ntitle d "God W alks in the G ar-
den.” Mrs. F ra n k Brow n gave a
short report on the book, "W hen
They A sk."
D uring the ahsence o f the presi-
dent, Mrs. A rth u r W einkauf pre-
sided over the business meeting.
Refreshments were served at the
close o f the evening by the host-
esses and then M rs Vohs enter-
tained the group by showing them
ber collection o f ninety eight an-
tique saucers.
Guests of the evening were Mrs.
O live Richie. M rs. D orothy East-
bum , Mrs. Robertson and Mrs.
L illia n Beranek. The next meet-
ing w ill be held June 21st at the
home o f Mrs. M ickey and Mrs. Joe
M eClam an w ill assist her.
ton. Texas. The Rev. H. W. Davis
o f Eugene. fo rm e r pastor o f the
local B a ptist church, read the
double rin g service before the a l­
ta r banked w ith
m ock orange
blossoms*and peonies and arrange­
ments o f ta ll baskets o f day lilies.
A large group o f relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony.
The bride came down the aisle
on the arm o f her father, w ea r­
ing a gown o f w hite
broead«>d
satin, w ith long fu ll s k irt and
tra in and long sleeves. H er tra in -
length tu lle ve il fe ll from a crow n
o f seed pearls and she carried a
i bouquet o f a ll w hite, gardenias,
stephanotis and sweet peas.
H er m aid o f honor! Miss T h e l­
ma B je rke , o f Coos Bay, won* a
lig h t blue ta ffe ta
flo o r length
form al and carried a nosegay o f
pink sweet peas and pink carna­
tions and a carnation and snap­
dragon in her hair.
The brides maids. Miss Will.a
A llen and Miss M ary Bush, w ore
identical dresses o f ligh t blue ta f­
feta and carried nosegays o f y e l­
low snapdragons.
L ittle Nancy B je rk e o f Rose­
burg was flo w e r g irl, was d a in ti­
ly dressed in aqua net w ith p ink
ribbons, and preceded the bride
ca rry in g a basket o f tea roses
scattering them in the path o f the
bride.
Ira M o rris R M 2 C w ith
the
armed guard, stationed at New-
Orleans. Louisiana, home on leave,
was best man. Ushers were W . C.
M a rtin Jr., and C liffo rd Bush.
Soloist fo r the wedding was
Mrs. Robert C herry, who sang
" A t D a w n in g " and "A lw a ys,” ac­
companied by Mrs. Norm an Lew is
'kho also played the tra d itio n a l
wedding marches.
F ollow ing the ceremony a re­
ception was held in the church
dining room. The bride's table was
centered w ith a three tie r wedding
cake topped w ith
a m in ia tu re
bride and sailor groom. Tea roses
and tapers also decorated the
bride s table. The bride and groom
cut the in itia l piece o f cake. Mrs.
P. S Bukow ski. aunt of the bride,
cut the cake which was served by
the brides maids.
The bride attended the local
high school and graduated from
F o rt W o rth Southwest Bible c o l­
lege.
The groom is stationed a t the
U. S. Naval A ir S ta tio n a t A la ­
meda. C a lifo rn ia ,
where
the
couple w ill make th e ir home.
MRS. HOYT HOSTESS
Mrs. Ed H oyt was hostess on
Monday evening to the Jo ke r club
a t a dessert follow ed by an eve-
ning o f cards. M rs C. E. D illm an
was a guest and high score was
received by Mrs. George Jacobsen,
The next m eeting place w ill be
announced later.
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T. D. G. GARDEN' C IA It
The P. D. G. Garden club w ill
meet F rid a y afternoon
at
the
home o f Mrs. M a rtin Foster ut
Lorane, 1:30 p. m. A guest o f the
afternoon w ill be Mrs.
Agnes
Johnson o f Junction C ity . d is tric t
vice president o f the W illa m e tte
d is tric t o f Oregon Federated G ar­
den clubs.
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s l B -D IS T R H r M E E T IN G
The local group o f the Worn-
e ns Society o f C hristian Service
° f l ^ e M ethodist church e n te r­
tamed members o f the other
Methodist churches at a sub-dis-
tr ic t m eeting held here F rid a y in
the local church. The meeting
opened in the m orning w ith M rs.
F O R M A L IN S T A L L A T IO N
E. E. Cone, local president, in
. The O rder o f Rainbow
, fo r G irls
.
charge. Mrs. N . E. Compton led
held a form al installatio n service
devotional service w hich was
Monday n ig h t m the
Masonic fol)owcd b a round , able diacus.
temple fo r the newly elected of- slon Qn , hc w o rk o f , he w g c s
ficers
Those
installed
were: which was led b
thc
d is trjc t
M ane Lom bard, w o rth y advisor;
ident
ia Richmond
M ary Lou Thompson, associate o f Coqui„ e A
dish ,unch.
w o rth y adviser: Sara B jorset.
was
a, Jhe noon hour
Sha? ^ ’ „ LolS ? ' e!de’} ; ?Opt’ ' M '?-
A t the afternoon meet.ng Rev.
dred C ollier fa ith : Helen S m ith ,,
Alice Camp of C resw ell con-
chaplain,
M a rily n
Henderson, ducted
devotions and gave a
keeper o f the jewels:
Madelyn m issionary ta lk on India, where
Ocumpaugh, religion: June E lf- sbe
f o r 05 years as a mis-
\in g , fid e lity , B e tty Bagley, un- sionary She t oid of ber eXperi-
m o rta lity : Beverly W h itlock, ser- ences ¡n i ndi a and brought the
vice; Jane Beidler, p atrio tism : Pat w o rk up t0 date by teUing o f th<?
K e lly, d r ill leader; Laurene M ill- w o rg now being carried
on bv
er. inside observer; Barbara Mad- o(her missionaries. T h e
Rev.
sen, h istoria n :
M a rjo rie Corner. F ra n k Brow n rendered a solo. The
song leader; Beverly Layton, re- TOUnd table discussion started in
porter;^ Marx’ Ann H all, pianist;
m orning session was carried
Faye \o u n g , o u te r observer.
over in the afternoon meeting.
A feature o f the evening was
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the Grand Cross .o f Colors, an
TO M E E T
honorary recognition, given fo r
The reg u la r m on thly m eeting
outstanding service to the O rder o f the W omen’s C hristian Tem-
of Rainbow fo r Girls, which was perance Union w ill be held F ri-
conf erred upon Mrs. Orpha E arl, day afternoon at 2:30 in the p ri-
M rs. Gurea Arnold, M rs. R uth m ary room
o f the M ethodist
Sm ith,
Mrs.
D onna
Allen, church.
E a rl H ill and Miss H elyn Roberts.
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F IN A L C LU B M E E T IN G
Miss D orothy Safley o f Eugene
N, O F W. A T T E N D
The fin a l m eeting o f the Just-
received the m a jo rity degree. In i­
C O N V E N T IO N
amere club u n til fa ll was the an­
tia tio n w ill be held a t the next
Several officers and members nual covered dish picnic luncheon
meeting, June 11.
o f the local ord er o f Neighbors o f held in the garden o f Mrs. S tew ­
W oodcraft attended the tw o day a rt C arlson Tuesday afternoon. A
d is tric t convention held a t the social afternoon o f v is itin g was
I.O.O.F. h a ll in Eugene last enjoyed by the members.
rr
Thursday and F riday. A banquet
A PARTIALLY
was given Thursday evening at
FILLED W A R STAM P
the Osburn hotel. Adelia Hatch, C LC B E N T E R T A IN E D , EU G EN E
Members o f the C arnation club
B O O K IS A W A S T E -
from tjie local lodge, was elected
m
otored
to Eugene M onday eve­
FILL IT UP A N D S E T A
d is tric t advisor. The officers were
B O N D / Y O U C A N GET
honored
and presented
gifts. ning where they were entertained
STAM PS A T
Those attending from here were: a t the home o f M rs. Helen Coch­
ran at a covered dish supper. The
A delia H atch, d is tric t magician:
evening was spent socially w ith
Fanny Leabo, d is tric t c le rk ; Anna
tw o tables of bridge at play. T his
Graham, grand
representative;
was the fin a l m eeting o f the club
delegates,
Ila
Kebelbeck and
u n til fa ll.
M abel Sowles; Eleanor W olfard.
senior guardian o f local circle,
B R E A K F A S T FOR SEN IO R
who gave the response to the ad­
R A IN B O W G IR LS
dress o f welcome on Thursday
H onoring the senior g irl grad­
m orning; M a ry D u ffy, local guar­
dian neighbor: Jean T hiel, local uates o f the O rder o f Rainbow fo r
m agician; F a iry Woodson, dele­
gate o f Moss Crete No. 485 of
Creswell; Mrs. O. W. Blackm ore
and M rs. M argu erite Berge.
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4-H M OTHERS C LC B
The London 4-H M other's club
m et a t the clubhouse on Wednes­
day fo r a reg ula r all-day meeting.
The business m eeting was held
$1.00 L arvex .................. 79c fo llo w in g a covered dish luncheon.
I t was voted to re n t the club­
60c K rem l Shampoo .... 49c house fo r the election to be held
50c Pablum .................... 39c in June. A num ber o f government
pam phlets were read and the su­
$2.00 One A D ay M ultiple
g a r ra tio n in g program was ex­
V itam ins ................ $1.96 plained by M rs. Jeanne M orton.
75c Listerine A ntiseptic 59c
The day was spent cleaning the
grounds surrounding the club
60c A lka-Seltzer .......... 49c
B illfolds..... $1.00 to $10.00 house, and th is w o rk was e n tire ly
accomplished by those attending.
75c D oan's Pills .......... 59c Housekeepers fo r the day were
35c V ic k ’s R ub ........... 27c M rs. Am ey Fields, M rs. Lynch
25c Anacin ................... 19c C urrin , M rs. Ju lia n Sm all. The
next m eeting w ill be held on June ’
40c F le tc h e r’s C astoria 31c 6 and w ill be a special social
50c Philips M ilk of
event. There w ill be no luncheon,
Magnesia, pts ............ 39c as the members who have invited
guests w ill meet during the a fte r­
$1.00 H in d 's Honey &
noon.
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THWFT-WISE
RATE?
Cottage Grove, Oregon
T h e Sm art Shop
J u s t a rriv e d , a .shipm ent o f e x c e p tio n a l costum e je w e lr y .
\ \ e n ow have a good s e le c tio n o f u n d e rw e a r in la r g e r
sizes. N o w is th e tim e to m ake y o u r s e le c tio n o f b a th in g
su its , p la y s u its a nd sh o rts w h ile se le ctio n s are. co m p le te .
lian D o o little lo r a potluck supper
and reg u la r m onthly m eeting w ith
12 members present. Plans were
completed fo r the m em orial ser­
vices held yesterday. Mrs. E lla
Fleck read an account o f the B a t­
tle o f M anila Bay. A p ril 30, 1898.
Mrs. Bertha Rodgers read ail a r­
tic le on M em orial Services. The
next m eeting wall lx* w ith M r.
und Mrs. George Sweet, June 25.
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MRS. BRESSLER E N T E R T A IN S
The F riendly club was e n te r­
tained Tuesday afternoon nt a des­
sert course by Mrs. Fred Bressler
at her home. M rs. Charles A ck-
erblade was welcomed as a new
member. Mrs. W illia m Watson o f
P ortland, who is a member, and
her sister-in-law . Miss
Watson,
were guests. The place and hostess
fo r the June m eeting w ill be an­
nounced later.
Walker
Mrs. Louise W lckem loll has ac­
cepted the teaching position of the
W a lker school next year. Mrs
W icke niloll has taught school west
o f Cottage Grove several years.
The annual meeting o f the W a lk ­
e r grade school d is tric t w ill la*
held a t the school building Mon­
day evening ut 8:00 o’clock, June
18. The budget w ill lx* presented
fo r approval m id ’ a d ire c to r and a
cle rk elected. Every resilient of
this d is tric t is welcome to attend
Mrs. Ira h Rankin o f Eugene is
staying w ith her sister,
Mrs.
Clarence Gray, fo r awhile, Mrs.
R ankin has rented her home in
Eugene.
The Neighborhood
club
met
w ith Mrs. E. L. C lark last T hu rs­
day afternoon.
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M r. anil Mrs. H arvey G ar-
G IR L SCOUT M E E T IN G
brough anil son of N'oti visited
G irl Scout troop No. 50 held its relatives here Sunday.
last m eeting o f the school ye ar at
the Presbyterian church. Wednes­
V E TS ’ SCHOOL P LA N S
day afternoon. M ay 23. In v ite d
O f the nation's 15 m illio n ser­
guests included the mothers of vicemen and women. 3.5 m illio n
the g irls, M r. ami M rs. A. J , ' w ant educational train in g .
Kam mann, Mrs. W. II. D augherty.
In reaching this conclusion, re ­
Miss G loria Gebers and members searchers fo r the U. S. O ffice o f
o f the troop com m ittee, Mrs. Education studied the records o f
L lo yd Swanson. Mrs. John East- 7.1 m illio n enlisted men, and 729-
burn, Mrs. Kenneth M ickey, Mrs. 193 officers.
Paris Breedlove and M rs. Joe Me-
About one m illio n veterans w ill
C lam an.
devote fu ll tim e to com pleting in ­
T h e 'm e e tin g opened w ith the te rru pte d educations; 2.5 m illio n
presentation o f the colors
by plan to study part time. P a th ­
Louella Mae G artner. A reg ula r fin d e r Magazine.
m eeting was held w ith a sum m ary
o f the year's a ctivitie s the m ain
E. D. IL V M IL T O N D IES
feature. An award o f M e rit c e rti­
Edw in D arw in H am ilton died
fica te from the Lane county Sal­ n t the home o f a son, A lfre d H am ­
vage Com m ittee was given the ilton. at Leona M ay 25. 1945 He
troop in recognition o f the waste had IK«*! in this section fo r the
ftft drive. Mrs. W. H. D augherty,
treasurer o f the Cottage Grove
recreational com m ittee was pre­
sented w ith a check fo r $10, mon­
ey w hich had been earned by the
girls.
A t the C o u rt o f Aw ards cere­
mony the fo llo w in g g irls received
th e ir second class badge: Beverly
Booth, C arolyn Crane. D ixie East-
burn, V io le t N o rth w a y, Barbara
Putman, Jean R ickard, P a triciu
Schmeling, Beverly Sorensen, N a ­
dine Sm ith, M ary Sugg, Kathleen
Summers, Janice Swanson and
5 th
M a n ila Thomas.
I t was decided to hold m on thly
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M ISS B I SH W ED
The F irs t B aptist church was
the scene Sunday evening at 5:00
o’clock fo r the wedding o f Miss
Barbara E tta Bush, daughter of
M r. and M rs. P. J. Bush, and i
James E. Spear S l/C , son o f M r.
and Mrs. R obert S. Spear o f Hous­
Moose Lodge Meets
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past tw o years. He wus born |
August 23, 1858 at Akron, Ohio. 1
and was by occupation a retired
farm er.
The remains wen* taken
Io
P ortland fo r burial. M ills m ortu-
a ry In charge o f arrangements.
G irls Mrs. C. S. Roberts, e n te r­ gel-to-get tiers during the summer
tained
Monday m orning at a u n til re g u la r weekly meetings are
breakfast fo r the 19 girls. The resumed in the fall. Refreshments
class colors o f red and w hite w ere w ere served at the close o f the
ca rrie d out in the d«*corat ions, meeting.
each table being centered w ith a
May- pole using red anil w hite
ribbons and red and w h ite flowers
completed the decorative note.
The g irls entertained were the
C LY D E A t the M cFarland ma-
Misses Juanita Powell. Sara B jo r­ . ternity home, Wednesday, May
set, M arie Lombard. Lois Welden, , 30, 1945. to M r. and Mrs. L. Y.
Joyce C lark. A bigail T rask, Velda Clyde o f O u ta g e Grove.
S m ith, W in ifre d Newton, B e tty
Adiuns,
Eileen
lliirp o ie
Bette
W h itlo c k . Chloris Roberts, Mary-
1 L A CASSE At the M cFarland
Lou Thomtison. Joanne Short,
I m a te rn ity home, Friday, May 25.
Laurene M iller, N orm a
Wicks,
1945, fo M r. and Mrs. C harlie I 4 -
June Bird. Ethelmae Allen. Ile ly n I Casse of Portland, a son. Richard
Roberta.
Dean.
Mrs. Roberts was assisted in
serving by her duughter-in-law-,
Mrs. Clyde Stew art Roberts.
A T W O O D At fhe B u tle r ma­
te rn ity home, Em lay, May 25,
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