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T i l l u s h A V . .11 \ E
THE SEXTIXE!,, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
O C I E T Y
T e le p h o n e 159
H X .U , SPRING M EETIN G
The W orld Friendship Group o f
the Methodist church held th e ir
last meeting o f the year Thursday
evening in the form of an outdoor
part>. Follow ing the picnic lunch.
Miss M ildred C ollier led the w or­
ship service.
her topic
being
“ Singing the Lord's Song in a
Strange Land ’ D uring the busi-
ness meeting, a report was given
of the past year s w ork, and a
le tte r from the d is tric t secretary
of Youth w ork was read, com pli­
m enting the group on th e ir fine
accomplishments. M is* D orothy
Akerblad. then evaluated W o rld
Friendship fo r the. past few
months. Group singing about the
fire closed the meeting
The group w ill take up th e ir
activities again in the fa ll.
the Masonic d u b roc
M fierrs
elected fo r the new
begm-
ning in the fa ll were: M r W alter
Sorensen. president; M r* Albert
Woodard, vice president; M rs Ro>
Mueller, secretary and treasurer
At the business meeting it was de­
cided to purchase a $100 bond The
club w ill resume meetings in Sep­
tember.
M E E T IN G O F W. S. C. S.
fioatesaes e ntertaining the W om ­
en's Society of C hristian S e rvitc
o afternoon
f the Methodist
church parlors
F riday
in the church
were M rs W a lte r Sorensen Mrs
Bayard Reed and M r*. H C Row-
The devotional service was con­
ducted by Mrs. Ransom Cone.
Mrs N . E. Compton was in charge
of the program and was assisted
by Mrs. Charles Akerblade. Mrs.
Roy Sherman and Mrs. Andrew
Brund The topic discussed was on
“ Child Delinquency” and what the
M ethodist churches are doing in
various places fo r delinquency
among children. It was decided at
the business m eeting th a t the
Missionary group w ill meet June
29 instead o f the 22nd as several
of the members w ill be at the an-
nual conference in Salem the 22nd.
Mrs. S L. M ackin w ill be hostess
to the W . S C. S. a t th e ir J u ly
meeting and Mrs. Shermgn w ill he
in charge o f the program Refresh-
m e n u were served at the tea hour
by the hostesses.
were present. The m eeting was
opened by the flag salute and
"The S ta r Spangled Banner” was
sung by those present. Members
o f the troop explained the mean­
ing and significance o f the 1(1 g ir,
scout laws An aocvirdam solo was
played by Louise W alther. Mrs.
H C. M a rtin presented the fat
salvage award, given by the Lane
county salvage committee. This
award was accepted on behalf of
the troop by Barbara H unter. The
individual fat salvage award was
preaented to Louise W a lth e r by-
Mrs. A M. Mason The program
also included a g u ita r duet by
Geraldine Fox and Jeannie Gor-
d in ier and a vio lin solo by C har­
lene Young M rs Gay lord Davies
presented
second class badge
,he ' n ’T * * * mt‘:m b trs
O ra id in e ^O o x . Chariene Young
v.ar veteran of W orld W ar No 1. FOOD
I 1*1 \N N E D
John Isham and daughter were
As the project fo r the w orthy
present at the installation service, advisor. Miss M arie Lombard, of
the local post being named fo r M r the O rder o f Rainbow fo r girls, it
Iaham's son. O rville Isham. who was planned at the Monday night
lost his life on the I 1. S S A n - meeting to hold a cooked food vale
zona His picture was presented on June 23 at the M ountain States
to the chapter by S A Bolton. Power Company o f I mt Plans were
Mrs. Lois Abeene sang a solo, ac­ also made to have th e ir annual
companied by Mabel Heath, and p a n ic in the yard o f D rlo Bagley
• tie Rev. A J Kammann gave the which w ill Is-
precisshsl by a
benediction. The club now has 4t) sw im m ing p arty on July S In s ta l­
members. 35 being ch a rte r mem­ lation services were held fo r M is s
bers. The club w ill meet again Faye Young, who was installed as
next Tuesday afternoon at the outer observer, and Carol H unter
home o f Leontine Knickerbocker, was installed as corresponding
239 C herry Court, a t 1 30.
.secretary. There w ill be in itia tio n
at the next m eeting which w ill be
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the last meeting u n til fa ll. The
»1 N SIIIN B ( 11« I.E
An a ll day meeting w ith cov­ grand assembly was announces!
ered dish luncheon at the noon fo r June 21 at Albany.
hour w ill be held next Tuesday by
^ th ^ G 1
D IM P I'E A K IN G l.l N< H I ON
Jeannie (xjrd itu e r. Norm a M orre ll, n, , h„
Jackal,ne Fox. Louise
W a lth e r
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were .I -
J. P. Walker
20 South 5th Street
meet June 25 w ith Jim llenn*tt,
Toni Boyd, Stella Baker anil Elv«
I George in chance of refreshments.
M r anil Mrs. Fred E rw in hud
charge o f refreshm enla June l j
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P H O N E 16
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THE GROVE HARDWARE
Phone 18
Clean-up Week
June 11 Through June 23
L et’s make our community more healthful, safer and
more attractive by doing these things: Cut grass and
weeds now before they are too dry. Dry weeds and grass
not only create a fire hazard, but as they become more m a­
ture, they are more difficult to dispose of. Trim trees
around your premises and cut out overhanging limbs.
Trim vines and brush away from sidewalks and repair
sidewalks to make pedestrian traffic safe.
Beginning Monday, June 11th, the city will have trucks
to pick up and cart away garbage and trash, which should
be placed in suitable containers on the curbing of your
property.
LET’S K E E P UP THE HOME FRONT . . . YOUR CO
OPERATION WILL BE APPRECIATED
CITY OF COTTAGE GROVE
By H. A. Hagen, Mayor
D. U. V. M E E T IN G
The Daughters o f the Union
, Veterans met Tuesday evening in
i the M ethodist church at which
tim e the instructions were read
i fo r m aking arrangem ents fo r the
delegate ol the Ida M ay W h itin g
tent to the D.U.V. conference to
be held in Coos Bay June 19 and
20. D orothy iJfileman, departm ent |
color bearer No. 2, w ill also go
from the local tent. Mrs. Joe Mc-
Clarnan was appointed on the vis­
itin g com m ittee to
assist Mrs. ,
Rodney Safley. There w ill be in i­
tia tio n fo r tw o candidates on June
26 and the birthdays o f those in
the second q ua rte r w ill be observ­
ed at. this time.
FILMS
Developed and
Printed
2-day Service
Foil age Grove
Pharmacy
Shredded Wheat N.B.C.
Vinegar Full Strength, in Bulk
Salt Leslies Shaker, Iodized or Plain
J a r R ubbers,
J a r C aps
and Lids
i;u ,
T h e S m a rt Shop
Mrs. Yinal Randall entertained
recently a group of friends at a
“ disappearing luncheon" which is
sponsored by the ladies o f the
Presbyterian Aid. H er guests were
Mrs. C. E. D illm an. Mm Ralph
Saltsm an ami win B ill. M rs Gay­
lord Davies and son Jack. Mrs
A rth u r Mason. Mrs. S. L. Godard.
Mm. Ross Peterson. Mrs. Juba
Ikiw ell. M rs Randall and children
Billy- and Ivona.
and Eunice Chap- MRS. JOHNSON HONORED
t w ill receive To honor M.. Lee J -boson
l-'nllnu-
n.. er
«ai
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^ “ CMUelinc M orton) the London
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h ollow ing the awarding o f the , „
4-H M others club held a social af-
badges, the g irls repeated the G irl
tem oon at th e ir clubhouse on
N. OF W. TO .MEET
Scout oath and the m eeting was
Wednesday in lieu o f th e ir regular
The social meeting of the Neigh­
closed w ith singing. Refreshments
meeting. A skit had been prepared
bors of W oodcraft w ill be held
were served. Although th is was
by a group o f the members, w ith
Tuesday evening a t the home o f
the last m eeting o f the school year,
a
surprise finis w ith presentation
Mrs Mary D uffy.
the troop w ill resume meetings in
o f baskets o f bndal shower g ifts
the fa ll. The present troop lead­
. fo r the guest o f honor. The club-
ers are Mrs. A. M . .
C O N S T E L LA T IO N ELECTS
n an< house Was decorated w ith flowers W ESTM IN STER GI I1.D
Mrs. W*. C M artin.
The W iy tm in s te r G uild o f the
The annual no-hostess potluck
and refreshments were served.
The troop w ill continue to meet
I*resbytenan church met TUmday
luncheon and election o f officers
once a m onth during the summer Guests present w o t : Mrs. W a lte r evening at the home of Mm. Jesse
was held Thursday afternoon in
A. W ixidard. Mrs. S tew art C arl-
months w hich w ill be the first
Denney w ith Mrs. Sam Veatch
.
son, Mrs. A rth u r Dugan. Mm. Ross
Monday afternoon at ,,
assistant hostess. The devotmnals ,
-
Pp“ ' reon
A lv in Dugan, Mrs.
tim e. 3:45 p. m. at the
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\ \ a lte r McBride. Mm. Norm an were led by Miss Eunice VanDen-
church,
burg. Mm. Clarence Holmes was
Bachelder, Miss Pat G a skill and
in charge of the program, the top­
Misses Sandra and Melinda C arl­
C A T H O L IC A L T A R SOCIETC
is being “ Religious C u r r e n t
son. Club members were:
Mes-
Mrs. M ay Pollard assisted by- dames Emma Kelley, Charles Events.“ The G uild voted to con­
Mrs.
A lb ert T onoli entertained the Woods. C arl Small. Chester G il- trib u te $5<)0 tow ard the expenses
▲11 Work Guaranteed
D. OF H. P LA N PICNIC
! A fa m ily picnic was planned fo r C a,*™llc A lta r Society Wednesday him. Jake Raisor. Law rence Funk. o f the Vacation Bible school. A
picnic was planned fo r the J u ly
lext m
m eeting
eeting of
of the
the Degree
Pollard.
the next
Degree o f A,
, home o f , » Mrs.
. ,
.
C laris Abeene. Glen Banton. Bert
We have Bath Tubs, Sinks, Honor lodge Monday night and Plans were completed fo r the va- N (W ton, A G P at,on Jost.phine m eeting which w ill be held in the
n° W ,in * ! T * f’ h‘ " ‘f * . Doran R itte r. Gale Roby, garden o f Mrs. V in al Randall and
Showers, Range Boilers.
w ill be held at the dam June 25. r i ^ ™ Umme.r
sion.
The
next
meeting
w.U be a A rlie Sugg. O liver Freeman. H o r n w ill be the last meeting fo r the
F ollow ing the regular business
session, the members adjourned to picnic fo r the members and th e ir Stump. Joseph M iller. Elvis Kelley. summer.
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the home of Mrs. Lloyd DeYoung
,hc home of George Gunn and Leon M orton
If you want quick service
fo r a social tim e and refresh- Mrs John K « *lb e c k .
W
B.
C.
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TO MEET
The next regular meeting of th e .
Phone 58
The W. B. C. club w ill meet this
ments.
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club w ill be held at the clubhouse
L A S T M E E T IN G , E L IT E C LU B on June 20 fo r an a ll day meeting. afternoon fo r a 1:30 dessert w ith
G IR L SCOUTS M E E T
The fin a l m eeting of the season
Mrs. H a rry Tennis.
Members o f the G irl Scout troop o{ the E lite Bridge club was P R E S B 1T E R IA N L A D IE S A ID
No. 5F held th e ir last m eeting of Thursday evening w ith M rs Joe
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid
FORMER R E SID E N T DIES
“
the school year Wednesday
eve­ B riche r ente rtain in g w ith a des- met Wednesday in the church par-
W ord has been received here of
ning at the B aptist church. M oth ­ sert course and evening o f bridge lorn. Names were drawn fo r the the death o f Mary Rosetta Baugh­
ers o f the g irls and other guests at her home. C entering the table annual experience social to be held man, 65. who died June 12 fro m a
was an arrangem ent o f Cecil in October. Captains chosen fo r -lingering illness at Santa Rasa,
Brunper roses and a nosegay of the the experience social were Mrs. C alifornia, where she had been a
same flowers m arked each place. W. H. D augherty and Mrs. Roy | resident fo r the past 25 years. She
Mrs. Pat R ickard was a guest of
Short. The Aid voted to furn ish i * 'a>* born A p ril 23. 1SH0 at Lon-
the club. A t bridge. Mrs. C urtis
ice cream and coffi-e fo r the p ic - 1 * » ” . Oregon and was the daughter
French received high score and nic and covered dish dinner in i ° f *He late M r and Mrs. Phinis
was also presented a going away
honor o f the Rev. and Mrs. James | Massey o f London. She is survived
g ift by the club as she w ill leave
A ik e i* Sm ith when they are here
her husband. Bert Baughman,
before the firs t fa ll meeting.
fo r the 90th anniversary o f the both fo rm e r residents; one daugh-
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EASTERN STAR IN ITIA T IO N S founding o f the Cottage Grove <cr and one son. both in C alifor-
Ida W illiam s, w o rth y m atron, church, Ju ly 1, the picnic to be n,il; ° n<> brother. John Massey of
presided over the regular meeting at the home o f Mrs. Vinal Ran- Cottage Grove.
o f the O rder of Eastern S ta r F r i­ dall. M rs. H. B. F e rrin reported
the
day evening in the Masonic tem ­ on the funds received from
ple at which tim e in itia tio n was vanishing luncheons sponsored by
held fo r Miss Joan K in g and Mm. the finance com m ittee fo r Jan­
A. J. Kammann was welcomed as uary. February and March. Host-
an a ffilia te d member. Reports *'sscs fo r the afternoon were Mrs.
were given on Evangeline chapter A. 3". Kammann, Mrs. C. F. Hos-
in Eugene. Announcement was ***ns a°d Mrs. M innie W illets.
made th a t the chapter had pur-
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chased a $100 bond. In itia tio n was B A P T IS T < IR< I.E
announced fo r the next m eeting
^hc Baptist M issionary C ircle
w hich w ill be proceeded by a 6:30 m<>t at ,hl> home o f Mrs. H H.
covered dish dinner and w ill be W eeldreyer on Wednesday a fte r-
the last m eeting u n til fa ll. Re- noon. The theme of the program
freshments w-ere served by the was “ T h y S p irit Kindles the
com m ittee w ith Mrs. J. S. Stew- Flame o f Love
Mrs. C ollins led
the devotions and Mrs. Tpd John­
a rt chairman.
son sang the hymn, “ S p irit of God,
Descend upon M y H e a rt/’ which
O R V IL L E IS H A M C H A F T E R
The O rv ille Isham chapter. Navy is the C ircle’s theme song Mrs.
fn iR flC L *
M others club, m et in the arm ory A C. Spriggs and Mrs. P J. Bush
Tuesday afternoon fo r installation presented a dialogue on Chinese
T ® * funiitar* keck or « .
e » n *m
tr i S
flow« m w «nickly . . . c
o f officers. Those installed were: mission w ork.'O th ers p a rticip a tin g
•oit, IS
IS • S hanj your picturn th« M « <
w ts»roufll«lr: It rtolh
da” «
yae « ¡ a t !
Pa.pl«,
commander, Veva C ollier;
firs t were Mrs. W. C. M a rtin . Mrs. Ted
»Iroturi »• reZtcorst«
rat« »itk
Vit« J
«Hick— aad kaaatitell
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Mirocl« Wall Toad
vice, Leontine K nickerbocker: 2nd Johnson, Mrs. H. H. W eeldreyer
vice. Hazel Githens; adjutant. and Mrs. John M cCall. Several
p \» M IX £ S WITH W A T « T 0 M A K E Jh GALLONS OF rAINTI.
M argaret Bolton; finance o fficer, assisted w ith the devotions.
D a in ty refreshm ents were s e rv -1
V ivian Eraser; judge advocate,
Lois Abeene; color bearers, C alla ed at the tea hour. The tim e of
Land and R uth Grewelle; chaplain, m eeting was changed to the fir s t
Mabel Jackson; m atrons-of-arm s: Wednesday o f each month.
We have a nice stock of new wallpaper with many
Anna Atwood and M innie Beidler.
patterns to choose from—See us for your wallpaper
In s ta llin g officers were M rs Edna R O YAL N E K .IIR O R S
needs.
Stansfield and M rs. W arman,
The Royal Neighbors met Tues­
both o f Eugene.
day n ig ht in the Eagles hall fo r |
M ax B ird, commander o f the the regular business session. Julia
local C alvin Funk post. Am erican Prescott was elected inner sent!-
Legion, pre'ented the Navy M oth- n -1 and Fay M cLaughlin, special
ers club w ith the colors fro m a auditor. Neighbor Paris lirn -d l ive |
i , was reported in the naval hospital
B at Astoria
Refreshments We,,
served by Edna Burleson and Anna
Gasper, the table decorations be- 1
ing flags and lighted candles in
observance o f F la g day.
PLUMBING
rothy i . . k n
T O W N S ! NI» M EETIN G
Tom Short presided at business
meeting of Townsend club M on­
day night Fred E rw in was ch a ir­
man of program w hich constated
o f readings and music Club w ill
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