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THE SENTINEL COTTAGE GROVE OREGON
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O C I E T Y
T e le p h o n e 159
THOMPSON-UOON W EDDING
'in g w ill be w ith M r and Mrs. W ll-
Ted L. Thompson of Bandon and liam Chapman at Creswell, July
Loretta E. Coon of Cottage Grove 22.
were united in marriage Saturday
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evening. June 16. at 8:00 o clock A PR IL W EDDING REVEALED
in Newport at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Mary Ellen Hunter of t o t -
and Mrs. Henry Reinertsen by *»K«* Grove announces the m arri-
the Rev. Eldon W iidamrn, pastor age of her daughter, Maxine Hunt-
of the First Christian church, in a er, pharmacist s mate third class,
double ring ceremony. The bride " A \ ES, to F.rnest \ ( orreia. »ig-
wore a sky blue dress suit and a nalman, second
class, United
corsage of pink rose buds and baby States navy . Hie marriage oecur-
iris with azalea center*.
rw* A pril 15. at St (. y ril s t athol-
Mra. Florence Grishaber, niece * church in Oakland. California,
of the groom was matron of honor Rev. Father G. J. Francis offici.it-
and wore a navy blue street dress >nK
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w ith a corsage of pink carnations.
The couple was attended by
W. H. ( B ill• Thompson, brother Wave Adele Lee and Byrnes E.
of the groom was best man.
Blevins, I nited States navy, lhe
The room was decorated w ith bride wore her dress blue uniform,
fern and fax gloves. At the recep- an<l carried red roses,
tion following the ceremony the
^R's- Correia was graduated
firs t two pieces of the three-tiered from Cottage Grove union high
wedding cake were cut by the school in 1942. and later attended
bride after which the groom and Good Samaritan hospitals school
his sister. Mrs. Emma Nowlin, .<* nursing, in Portland She is sta-
served the remainder of the cake tioned at the V. S. na\al hospital
and ice cream to the following “ San Leandro. California, rhe
guests: Mr. and Mrs. W alter Peek bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
of Cottage Grove, the brides par- Anna Correia of New Best ford,
ents, Mrs. Lewis H olter and two Massachusetts. He was graduated
children of Alsea; Mr. and Mrs. from the Catholic boys' school of
Sidney Bales of Dorena; Mrs. 'bat city, prior to entering the
Mary E. Thompson of Bandon.' navy. He is now in San Francisco
mother of the groom: M r. and Mrs. awaiting orders.
Elmer Hicks and daughter of
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Portland; Mrs. Emma Nowlin and W .C.T.l’ . N EXT M E E K
three children of Tillamook; Mr.
The W X'.T U. w ill have a picnic
and Mrs. K. Thompson and daugh- dinner next Friday. July 6. at the
te r of Langlois; Mr. and Mrs. H. city park at 12:30 o'clock. A ll
Thompson and sons of Seaside; members are urged to be present
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson, and all interested people are in-
Rosa Lee Lawrence, Geraldine vited.
D riskill all of Salem; Mr. and Mrs.
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Dan Thompson and son, Mr. and REV., 'IR S . SMITH GUESTS
Mrs. George Grishaber and sons.
The members of the Presbyteri-
Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Thompson, an church w ill have a picnic at the
M r. and Mrs. Henry Reinertsen park Friday evening. June 29. at
and sons. Mr. and Mrs. George 6:30 p. m. honoring the Rev. and
Bookhammer. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Mrs. Janies Aiken Smith, form er
Cooo of Newport and David Allen pastor, now of Portland, and who
Coon of Cottage Grove.
\ « ill be here for the 90th anniver-
Man.v lovely gifts were received sary of the founding of the Pres-
by the newlyweds. The evening byterian church. Members and
«•as spent in dancing and group friends are invited. Ice cream, cof-
singing of old favorite songs.
fee and cream w ill be served by-
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson w ill the Ladies Aid.
make their home in Cottage Grove
where Mr. Thompson w ill work CAMELLIA CLUB PICNIC
at his trade of agate grinding and
Mrs. Mary Plunkett was hostess
jewelry manufacturing.
Thursday to the Camellia club at
a picnic luncheon which was fo l­
lowed by a business meeting. Mrs.
RAINBOW INITIATION
A t the regular session of the B. C. Shattuck w ill entertain the
Order of Rainbow fo r Girls Mon- group at the July meeting,
day evening in the Masonic temple
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in itia tio n was held for the Misses PICNIC DIN N ER
Laura Porter. Glenna Baldwin and
The O. W. Dinner club mem-
Sharon Peterson and each candi- bers enjoyed a covered dish picnic
date was presented w ith a corsage, dinner Monday night in the garden
Reports were given on the grand of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. H elliw ell
assembly held June 21 at Albany, w ith all members present except
Miss M arjorie Earl. Rainbow G irl Mrs. Raymond Grube of Eugene,
in this assembly, is grand w orthy who is visiting in Pennsylvania. A
advisor, and presided over the as- social evening of visiting followed
local assembly was chosen grand the picnic dinner. Mr. and Mrs.
representative. The assembly us- Charles Adams of Eugene w ill be
ually meets fo r two or three days, hosts to the club members at the
but due to transportation, it was July meeting.
held just one day. Those attend-
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ing from here were Miss M arjorie JOKER CLUB DESSERT
Earl. Mrs. Guy Earl. Mrs. C. S.
The Joker club met Monday-
Roberts and daughter Helyn.
night fo r a 7:30 dessert at the golf
Plans were made at this time course club house w ith Mrs. W. B.
fo r their annual picnic and swim Johnston entertaining. T «o tables
to be held July 8th. They w ill of bridge were at play during the
meet at the home of Betty and evening. Mrs. Frank Galdabini
Roberta Bagley at 1:30 p. m. and was a guest. The place of meeting
those wishing to go swimming can and hostess for the next meeting
do so and a picnic supper w ill be, w ill be announced later,
held in the evening at the Bagiev i
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home.
NAVY M OTHERS JU LY 10
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The Navy Mothers club w ill not
CLUB P L A N S PIC N IC
meet u n til July 10 when they- w ill
A t the regular monthly meeting meet at the armory at 2:00 p. m.
of the Ad Libitum club Thursdav
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at the home of Mrs. Albert Wood- MEETING POSTPONED
ard plans were made to have a
The Kensington club w ill not
picnic fo r the July meeting w ith meet next Tuesday, hut w ill meet
the husbands and families of the as usual Tuesday, July 10 in the
members as guests. Refreshments l.O.O.F. hall. This w ill be an all
w-ere served by the hostess at the day meeting w ith a covered dish
tea hour.
luncheon at the noon hour.
D. O F H. PICNIC
N. OF W . REGULAR MEETING
On Monday evening the mem­
bers of the Degree of Honor lodge
and their families gathered at the
home of Mrs. John Schaffer fo r a
picnic supper and social evening.
In itia tio n was announced fo r the
next meeting, July 9.
The regular meeting of the
Neighbors of Woodcraft w ill be
held Tuesday evening in the Odd
Fellows hall.
SPANISH VETS. A I X. MEET
Mr. and Mrs. George Sweet en­
tertained the United Spanish W ar
Veterans and auxiliary at a 6:30
potluck supper and regular month­
ly meeting Monday evening at
th e ir home. A t the business ses­
sion reports on the various activi­
ties fo r the past six months were
given. A report was also given on
the placing of flags on the graves
on Memorial day. The next meet-
H EALTH Oi l ICE hour .*«
per nerved on the hay rack in the I II K A L T II ASSOCIATION M EEI
M i s s GOWDY JU N K BR ID E
1). U. V. M EETING
M
is . Magna
Kammann, local
'phi* executive committee of lhe
A t a simple b u t impressive Wicks field, iiile r which lhe hay
A very interesting meeting of
public health nurse, w ill have o f­
rack
was
filled
with
straw
and
the
Soullw
rn
Lane
County
Health
as-
candlelight
service
Friday
ev
e­
the Daughters of the Union Vet­
fice hours from 2:00 Io 4 :00 pm.
erans of the C ivil W ar was held ning at 8:00 o'clock Miss Bethel crowil had a hilarioua time ruling »„elation w ill meet next Monday every Thursday during July In thu
over the fields Races, games and f )n (hl, health room over John »
Gowdy
became
the
bride
of
Mer-
Tuesday evening in the Methodist
1 health office over John s cafe
group singing brought to an end < ,,f<.
g.yo ,, ln
church w ith initiation being held win W1 ns,>n of Albany at the
for Mrs. Clara Woolley. The local home of Mr, and Mrs. V irgil the evening'» fun and the final
ten! has outgrown the W.S.C.S, Gowdy, brother of the bride. In meeting of the club u n til next fall.
Those enjoying the evening were
room in the church so it was de­ Eugene. The Rev. Edward Terry ,
cided to meet in the league room pastor of the Methodist church of Ml', and Mr*. S. T. Rose and
Albany, read the service in the daughters Gloria anil Gayle. Mrs.
during the summer months.
presence
of immediate relative» Roue's mother, Mr*. M D. Bolin
Mrs. Marie Sorensen gave an In­
of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
and
a
tew
close friends.
teresting report on the conference
Shofstall and sons Boby and Du-
The
bride,
in
a
floor-length
rose
held at Coos Bay June 19 and 20,
ane„ Dr. and Mrs. H. A. llagen
The officers elected who are well taffeta gown and white orchid and house guests. Mrs. Keith H ar­
corsage,
was
escorted
to
a
beauti­
known in the local tent were
den of Okmulgee. Oklahoma anil
, Laura England of Eugene, depart­ fu l all-white improvised altar of Miss Genevieve Harden of Port­
white carnations, white gladioluses
ment president; Mrs. Grace Conn
land. Mr». Georg Bjorset, Miss
of Eugene, department secretary; and while tapers, by her little Lena Zendron. Mrs. Stella Baker.
nephew,
Jimmy
Gowdy.
Baskets
of
Mrs. Mary F'urher of Eugene .de­
spring flowers about the rooms Jim Bennett, Mis* Eunice Vun-
partment counselor: Mrs. Loretta
Denburg, Mr. and Mrs. L. W Coin­
completed
the decorations.
Safley of Cottage Grove, depart­
A t the reception tollowing the er and son Tommy. Mr. and Mr»
ment guide. The installing officer
bride's table was centered w ith a W. C. M arlin ami son Albert. Mr.
was Ora Cox. past national presi­
tw o-tier wedding c a k e , pink and Mrs. Aivis Wteks and daugh­
dent of Oregon. The past depart­
ter Norma and son Kenneth and
ment officers were honored by sweet peas and white tapers. The Mrs. Wicks' sister-in-law. Mrs.
bride and groom cut the in itial
acting as the five color bearers.
piece of cake. Mrs. D. J. Scholl, W illiam MeCargar and sons Bar­
Mrs. Marie Sorensen and Mrs.
ney and Dean of Salem, guests of
Mabie Doleman also assisted on sister of the bride, and Mrs. V irg il M im Wieks.
Gowdy, sister-in-law, served the
the installing staff.
guests.
Mrs. England has been a great
(Out-of-town guests included Mr. KOIAI. NEIGHBORS SOCIAL
help to the Ida May tent and they and Mrs. Floyd Ingram of Albany;
The Royal Neighlxirs met at lhe
are very happy to hear of her elec­ Miss Zenna Moughmer and Mrs. Eagles hull Tuesday night for a
tion. Mrs. Loretta Safley received Lucille While, Eugene: M i’s. Mar­ social evening Following an 8:00
the award fo r having obtained 10 vel Geer. Guy VanRiper. Dr. and o'clock dessert three table» of
new members in the past year. Mrs. J. D. Scholl of Cottage Grove bridge were at play Mines. Mary
The local tent received an official and Mr. and Mrs V irg il Gowdy D uffy and June B ird drew prizes.
invitation from the Eugene tdnt and family of Eugene.
Mines. Mabie Funk and Grace
to attend their meeting June 27 at
Mrs. Wilkinson ".is employed aa Jenkins were the hastes» com m it­
which time initiation w ill be held accountant at the Daugherty Lum ­ tee.
and the members whose birthday ber company for nearly five years.
anniversaries occurred in the last
A fte r a short trip the couple
quarter w ill be honored.
wall make their home in Albany'
It was learned that Miss Doro- ’ whero Mr. Winkinson is in the
thy Doleman had entered the Port- transfer business,
BERGGREN
Al lhe M cFar­
land Sanitarium fo r an appendec-
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land m aternity home. Tuesday,
tomy.
S U N S H IN E GROUP
June 26, 1945. to Mr. and Mr».
Refreshments in the form of a
An all-day meeting of the Sun­ Wayne Berggren. L o n d o n , a
decorated birthday cake and ice shine Group of the Church of daughter, Emma Lee.
cream were served to the three Christ w ilt he held next Tuesday
HUTCHISON
At the M cFar­
members whose birthdays occur­ at the church w ith a potluck din­
red in the last quarter. Those hon­ ner at the noon hour. A patriotic land m aternity home. Monday.
ored by the tent were Mrs. Clara program w ill be given in the af­ Juny 25, 1915, to Mr. and Mrs.
Woolley. Mrs. Ruth Rose and Mrs. ternoon A ll members and friends ¡Charles Hutchison of Cottage
Grove, a son, Charles Alec.
Louisa Tohlen. They received gifts are invited.
from the committee in charge.
S M ITH At the Denham mater­
Mrs. Marie Sorensen. Mrs. Mamie D A IG H E R T 1 S ENTERTAIN
n ity home. Saturday, June
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Daugherty
Gidney, Mrs. Mary Tucker, Mrs.
1915, to Mr. and Mr*. Russell
Maude W right and Mrs. Cora entertained recently the employes Smith. Cottage Grove, a daugh­
of the Daugherty Lumber and
Cool ley.
ter. F'uye Marie..
Piling companies at a pienic sup­
per honoring Miss Bethel Gowdy.
VAN N ORTW ICK
At the
C A N D ID A T E S IN IT IA T E D
bride-to-be of Merwin Wilkinson Denham m aternity home. Sunday,
A t the final meeting of the of Albany. Besides the employe», June 24, 1945. to Mr. and Mrs.
chapter of Eastern S tar Friday- Mr. Wilkinson was also a guest. Kenneth VanNortwIek. Cottage
evening in the Masonic temple in i­ The group presented the couple Grove, a daughter. Helen Jean.
tiation was held fo r Mr. and Mrs. « ith a service of sterling silver.
LYONS A t the Denham m ater­
W. E. H unter and Mrs. Laverne A social evening o f games and
Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. Charles singing was enjoyed by the group. nity home. Tuesday. June 26. 1945,
to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lyons of
Young daughler» w ill look like gay butterflies flitting through
Akerblade were introduced as new­
ly affiliated members. Dan Stew­ D. U. V. MEMBERS TO EU G EN E Cottage Grove, a daughter. Sandra
the house and out into the sunshine when they're wearing
art. w orthy patron of Blue River
Six members of the Ida May- Lee.
these full skirted cottons! Pert rherks, colorful florals, lie
chapter. Eugene, was a guest and W hiting tent of the Daughters of
made a talk. Plans were made for the Union Veterans of the Civil
in crisp bows in back. Sizes 3 to 6 X , and 7 to 14»
Wet Shoes
the annual picnic to be held jo in t­ W ar attended a meeting in Eu­
StuiT wet »hoes with paper and al­
ly w ith the members of the Ma­ gene last night of the Martha Ban- low them to dry slowly.
sonic lodge and families on July ford tent which proved to be a
24 at the city park. Officers of very lamrvsting meeting w ith ini­
the chapter w ill be in charge of tiation and introduction of depart­
arrangements. F r i d a y
night's ment officers of Eugene and (Cot­
meeting was the last u n til Sep­ tage Grove. Mrs. Laura England of
tember 28th.
Eugene, newly elected department
president, had the honor ot giving
the obligation to her daughter,
D O lB L E SHOW ER
Loretta Safley of Cottage Grove,
Showers honoring Miss Bethel as department guide, which is very-
Gowdy jjnd Mrs. Marvel Geer unusual fo r a department presi­
were the feature o f the evening dent to have a daughter who is also
last Wednesday when Mrs. Geer a department officer and be able
entertained fo r Mias Gowdy at the to install her. They were compli­
home of her mother, Mrs. P. C. mented on this achievement by-
Christensen, at a miscellaneous Norma Pfieffer. junior past pres­
bridal shower. In turn, Mrs. Geer ident o f the Eugene tent. Goldie
was surprised by the group show­ Buell of Portland was introduced
ering her. Both recipients received as department musician. Those at­
many lovely and dainty- gifts. The tending from here were Marie Sor-_
evening was spent socially and ensen, Cora Cooley. Mary Tuckerv
w ith the opening of the gifts. Eva Hatch, Loretta Safley and
Those jjresent were Miss Gail Miss Hazel Tohlen.
Lindamood of Eugene, Isabelle
Gates, Kathleen Richards, Helen RESEARCH PIC N IC A N D RIDE
Climaxing the season's meetings
Thomason, Laura Sheetz. Janet
Randall, Mrs. P. C. Christensen, of the Research club for the year
the Misses - Della Gallo, Marian was a picnic supper and hay rack
Balch. Carolyn Englund, Eleanor ride at the Aivis Wicks ranch at
Culver, the honoree and the host­ Culp Creek Tuesday evening The
ess, who served refreshments at husands and families were invited
i guests o f the club at a picnic sup-
the close o f the evening.
B IR T H S
M 6? W MARKET
Fresh Meats, Groceries and Feed
5th Street and Highway
WHERE YOU MEET YOUR FRIENDS
Apricots
W ater Melons
Cantaloupes
Tomatoes
The Good Old Summer Time
I
MANY PLAYING GOLF
The usual two-ball foursome
was held at the local golf course
Tuesday evening resulting in the
lowest score played by Miss Belle
Burkholder and Junior Langston,
who won by one hole and one
point under the score made by
Frances Hunter and Curtis French
who were runners-up. A potluck
followed play w ith M r. and Mrs.
Ed Hoyt and Mr. and Mrs. George
Ross as guests at the dinner be­
sides those who played in the
foursome.
The Smart Shop
P ajam as. . .
Calls for less and lighter clothes,
which means more cleaning and more
laundrying. And that’s where we come
in. We’ll do the best we can in giving
you the service you want, but of course
it won’t be pre war service.
And after the 4th, when all that’s
left of the celebration is a headache
and a few gravy and soiled spots,
bring your clothes in, we’ll help on
this, too.
At last we are able to offer you a selection in pajamas.
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