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Bradford Troxclair
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Separating Lettuce
lettuce head* m e tight
Poles—Freed by Poles
When
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whole leave* arc d in iru lt to obtain,
cut the core out, turn the head up-
■Ide down mid allow cold w ater to
1 run Into the center of Ihe head of
\u p tia l Solemnized
I fere Saturday 2 1 st
lettuce until each leaf i* veparatrd
Thc marriage of Miss Bet tic Lou
Bradford, daughter of Mr. and
BOR GLRANON TAKES BRIDE ' the Eugene-Springfield park. A Mrs. Frank Bradford, to Claude
At a simple ceremony Friday basket dinner was served on tables Troxclair Y1 C USNR, son o( M.-s
evening. July 20, Miss Ruby Car­ under the tall fir trees at boon to Laurence Troxclair of Vachct-ic.
penter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. the following: Andrew Lake and Louisiana, waa solemnized Satur­
Robert Carpenter of Eugene, be­ Mr. and Mrs Lester Lake and son day aftertax)«. July 21. at 4:30, at
came the bride of Robert Gleason, of Noti, Mr and Mrs. Norman a beautifully arranged cenxnony
son of Mr. and Mrs Joe Gleason Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford in the Church of Our I idy of
of Cottage Grove, at 9:00 o’ckvk. Green and family, Mr and Mrs. Perpetual Help.- The Rev Louis
at the home of the Rev. and Mix. R. C Myers, A. R Myers, Mr and Sohler, church pastor, read ila-
E. M. Patterson, the Rev P atter­ Mrs Louis Layng and family. Mr. vows before a large gatherin { of
son officiating.
and Mrs. Rill Gulley anti family. relatives and friends.
Those attending the ceremony Mr. and Mrs George Carey. Mr.
The double ring ceremony was
were the bride's parents, the p ar' and Mrs. Clifford Green anti 1am- .-»olviiiiuzi-d at a candlelight scr-
ents of the groom, the Misses Bar­ ily, Mr and Mrs. Charles Riggs. vice in a setting of whit * gladioli,
bara and Ronnie Mae Gleason, sis­ Mrs. Violet Sherlock and daugh­ w-htte bows and lighted tapers in
|U«il*a Naiiaa* Zkof«|
ters of the gioom. Mrs. Harold ter. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller candelabra.
1 1 IF S R T II K I I' P R K T T Y , young Folirlt underground fighter« are aaalling
Kantril, sister of the bride, and and son. Mr and Mrs. D. L.
Preceding the ceremony, the through die barbed wire t»l the r t m p in Germany where they were impritooed
Johnnie Lamb, U. S. Navy, of Miller, Mrs Mary Cole. Mr. Pear­ church choir, composed of Mi and lor their pert in the W « o tw uprising of l»44. They were liberated by I'oluh
Georgia.
son and Mrs. Roberts. Visitors Mrs. William Bach. Mrs. F. L. troop«, who gave them not only freedom hut clothe*. G irl« aro wearing undorm«
Mrs. Gleason will continue her were Mrs Hazel Gault. Garnet Gierau. Mrs. Robert Boyc • and ol Polish sergeants, with the Polish eagle insignia. In the underground, their
the Drain high school with the James and Archie Wallace
" Miss Joan Premazsi sang "The A\a only uniform was their courage.
class of 1944, and Mr. Gleason
Maria” and "The Vcni Domini"
graduated from the local high CAMELLIA C U B
accompanied by Mrs Claud-' Kcm, mates nt Oregon State college,
school this spring and has enlisted
Thursday Mrs. B. C. Shattuck organist, who also played in? wed­ Corvallis; Mr. and Mis. AI vh
W'lcks, Norma and Kenneth Wicks.
in the navy and awaiting his call. was hostess to the Camellia club ding marches
Mr. Gleason will continue her at a potluck luncheon An addi­
The bride, given in marriage by Mr and Mis. Hubert Haworth and
work at the Super-Y Market at tional guest was Miss Jeanie her father, was lovely in a white sons Keith mid Brian, the Rev.
Springfield Junction.
Lamb. A social afternoon was en­ satin colonial wedding dress, fash­ and Mis Roy Hutchison. Evelyn,
joyed by the group and plans were ioned with a tight bodice, beaded Hazel anti Ralph Hutchison. Mis.
DINNER PARTY SUNDAY
made for their picnic to be held sweetheart neckline, long sleeves, Thomas Biggcrstaff, Mrs. R. I.
Mrs Myrtle Gertrude West 7»'».
Lt. Albert E. Smith and 2nd Lt. August 16.
and a full skirt with train. Her Cone. Mis E. E. Cone. Mis. Bay­ .wife ol Archil* West, passed away
Bernice Smith, son and daughter
fingertip tulle veil fell from a lace ard Reed. Mrs. Darrell Eaxtburn at the family home 31» miles
of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith, PICNIC FOR MISS BUCHNER
Juliet cap and she carried a bou­ anti daughter Diane, the Misses south of town Friday, July 20, fol­
were guests of honor Sunday at a
As a farewell entertainment for quet of all white garden! is and Lucille anti June Eaxtburn, Maty
dinner when their parents enter­ Miss Clara Buchner, sister of Mrs. stephanotis, the only color I ¡ng Decker, Mildred Collier, Mai ie lowing a long illness Mrs West
Lombard Mr, and Mrs. Elmer was born August 10, 1879. nt
tained for them at the Rainbow- Frank E. Blown, who left for her an orchid in the center.
Eagle, Wisconsin, and was mar­
cafe. Albert has just returned from home at Rockford. Illinois, the
Miss Leta Mae Brant of Yonc il­ Mason and daughter \\-ra Jum
Mrs. E. W Lay ton, Beverly anil ried at North Prairie, W is, to
overseas duty and Bernice has Misses Mildred dollier and Sara ia was bride’s maid and wore a
been commissioned a 2nd Lt. in Bjorset gave a picnic supper at colonial styled gown of aqua. She Donald Layton, Mrs. William Tris- Archie West, May 6, 1903. The
the army nurses corps and will re­ the
ka. Bill Triska Jr.. Mrs. Harry West family moved here from
Bjorset home Tuesday evening also wore a Juliet cap and carried Castle,
Mr. and Mrs Vernon Wisconsin eleven years ago, where
port for active duty August 29.
of last week. Additional guests a nosegay of pink carnations. Davis. Mr.
and Mrs. V. B Hoyer, they have since resided.
Dinner guests were: Lt. Albert were the Misses Marie Lombard Frank G. Bradford, brother of the
Surviving an* the husband and
Mr.
and
.Mis
R C Mt New . Mrs
E. Smith, 2nd Lt. Bernice Smith,
bride, was best man.
honorees: Mr. and Mrs. John Ziol- and Chloris Roberts.
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A reception followed at the Florence Mills, Mrs. Ronald Gray two sons, Winfred West of Cot-
koski and family. Mr and Mrs.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvus Wicks. and daughter Sandra Joan. Mr- tage Grove, and Gordon West of
Tony Ziolkoski and family, Mr 1
B J?"
Mrs. Hubert Haworth assisted Albert Woodard. M rs. Frank the U S army; two granddaugh­
and Mrs. Jim Haley and family.
The ° " ^ ,nn*’r club " as en’ Mrs. Wicks. The bride's t io!-* was Gierau, Mrs. Robert Boyce, Mis ters and the following brothers
Mre Frances Ziolkoski. all of Eu- ,erta'2wi Monday evening in Eu­ centered with a decorated wedding Mamie Gidney. Mrs. Pearl Safiey. and sisters: Harry llinklcy of
gene; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ziolkoski f \ ne b-v Mr and Mrs Charles cake, the top layer being fruit Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wooley and Bowman. N. I). William Hinklry
and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. * dam?; sp*5‘al
Mrs cake, which was removed and put Mrs. Ivan Morris.
of Genesee, Wis., Ernest Hinkley
Russel Ziolkoski of Springfield; i
' eatch and Mrs. E. C. Bost away for the return of ihe bride's
of Port Townsend, W ash , Perci­
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Ziolkoski
Amartllo Texas, and Mr. and brothers, Jack and Ross, who are
val Hinkley of Arkansas. Herbert
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs f ? de Roberts. A social eve- in the service, that they might CANDIDATES INITIATED
Hinkley of Florida, Mrs. Harvey
The regular business meeting of West. Mukwonago, Wis.
Brown Ziolkoski and family of n,Jng followed th<* d'nnw and Miss share a part of the reception of
Thurston: Mr and Mrs. Ralph Adel,ne Adams entertained the their sister. Also decorating the the Daughters of the Union Vet­
Mrs. West was a member of Un­
Witcher and family of Junction group bV showing colored slides of table was a bowl of pink rosebuds erans of the Civil War was held denominational church. Funernl
Tuesday evehing in the League
City, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Prem- p,aces of *n,erest in Oregon,
and white carnations and lighted room of the Methodist church at services will be held from the
azzi and daughter of Cottage
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tapers at either end. The living which time initiation was held tor Mills mortuary Friday at 2:00
Grove.
C. C. CLCB
pm. with Miss Kathleen Hutch­
rooms were beautiful with baskets
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The C. C. club met on the lawn of hydrangeas and pink carna­ Mrs. Vina Smith. At the close of ings officiating Interment will he
the
meeting
refreshments
were
DINNERS FOR SERVICE MEN of Mr. and Mrs Ed Hoyt Friday tions. Mrs. Haworth cut the cake
in the Masonic-I.O.O.F. cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Short enter- evening for a covered dish dinner and Mrs. Wicks served the punch. served by the committee in charge,
tained at a picnic dinner Friday Guests were Warren McFarland, Assisting in the serving were Mrs. Mrs. Eva Hatch and Mrs. Rodney
Basket Lining
evening at the picnic grounds at Charles Shanda, Ed Hoyt and Gus Robert Bradford. Miss Norma Sailey. August 14 wMl he the next
A removable clothea-basket lining
the Cottage Grove lake for their Carlson of Portland. The evening Wicks and Mrs. Albert W<xxlard. meeting date.
protects clothes on wash day. Use
son-in-law and daughter. Lt. and was spent socially around the out- Mrs. Eldon Steele of Dorena. the
a washable, durable cotton matcnul
Mrs. Michael VanderKley. About side fireplace in the back yard of Misses Lucille and June Eastburn. NAVY MOTHERS
or oil cloth for the lining.
20 members of the families were Mr. and Mrs Hoyt The club will Mary Decker and Norma Wicks
The Navy Mothers club will
present and enjoyed boating on -meet with Mrs. Kittie Ktme Aug- sang "AU My Life," "Down the meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
the lake after the supper. Another ust 3, at her home on North River River of Golden Dreams” and Floyd Githens, 337 North 9th
family dinner and get-together road.
"Tell Me,” accompanied by Miss street, at 1:30 p. m.
was enjoyed Sunday when Mr. and
Wicks.
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Mrs. Short were hosts at a family UTOPIA CLUB PICNIC
Following the reception the
4-H
MOTHERS
CLUB
dinner honoring Lt. and Mrs. Van­
The husbands and families of couple left for a short wedding
The London 4-H Mothers club
derKley and 1st Lt. Richard the members of the Utopia club trip to the coast. For going away
Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe were guests Thursday evening at a the bride wore a gray suit with met on Wednesday for a covered
Smith, also home from overseas basket supper on the lawn of Mrs. black accessories and n n orchid dish luncheon at the home of Mrs.
Glen Banton. A short business
duty.
Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Randall. Additional guests corsage.
t
e Guests
- k « were
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oe mith, Lt. Richard Smith, Lt. were Mrs. Glennie Frost, a former The groom will leave -oon
for meeting was held with the presi­
and Mrs. Michael VanderKley, Mr. member, and Mrs. O’Niel, both of further service. Prior to his en- dent. Mrs. Lynch Currin. in charge.
and Mrs. Paul Douglass of Leb­ Eugene, and Lloyd Griggs. The listment he was employed by the There was a report on the 4-H
anon, Mrs. Lizzie Veatch and Mrs. club will not meet in August, and t>epartment of Revenue for the summer camp by Jeanne Morton.»
Lillian Bost of Amarillo, Texas, the place of meeting and hostess state of Louisiana at Baton Rogue, It was decided that the half
Mrs. Margaret Spriggs and son for September will be announced The bride will remain here with scholarship sponsored by the ciuh
David and the hosts.
later-
her parents for the present. She but not used this year, be held
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is a graduate of the local union over until next year. Craft was
LAKE FIFTEENTH REUNION
REBEKAHS CONVENE
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high school with the class of 1942 discussed and members plan to
The fifteenth annual reunion of
The Rebekah lodge met in the and has completed two years at continue oq the basketry project
the Lake family was an event of IOOE hall Friday evening for the Oregon State college.
this summer while meetings can
Sunday, July 15, and was held in regular meeting with Miss Helen
Guests at the wedding and re- be held out of doors A large mir­
Olson, noble grand, presiding. It ception were: Mr. and Mrs. Ru.s- ror was presented by the club
Leslies
W'as announced that the Staff club sell Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert members to Mrs. Banton for her
new
home.
Guests
for
the
day
will hold their regular meeting Bradford of Cottage Grove; Mr.
g o o d t o wear
Friday, July 27. Refreshments will and Mrs. Carl Small of London; were Mrs. Victor Dyer and Mrs.
F R O M O U R B O N '- L E T S
be served.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Barnes and Claude Mathews. The next meet­
S E N D H IM S O M E T H IN G
Those who were appointed on daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Phillips ing will he held on August 8 with
the following committees for the of Eugene; Mrs. Annie Kruse, Mrs. George Gunn in the grove
I LL G O ^ T O ^
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next six months were: Finance, Mrs. Golden Kruse, Mr. and Mis. back of her home.
Mearl McKibben, Zula Han'^en and Earl Brant and daughters Lois and
Alice Conner: visiting, Leita Stew­ Joan, Mrs. Paul Allen, Mrs. James ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET
art, Eva Hatch, Cad Wallace; Houser and daughters Barbara,
The Royal Neighbors met Tues­
flowers, Eva Aubrey, Edith San­ Virginia and Eleitha, Mrs. Jean day night for a short business
T O D A Y — T H E Y HAVE A
ders, Hazel Culver; good of the Cowan and Mrs. Grace Cowan all meeting followed by a social meet­
F IN E G IF T S E L E C T IO N
order, Susie Schneider, Esther of Yoncalla; Mrs. Eldon Steele, ing. Refreshments were served by
S E R V IC E
Trunnell, Helen Ashbridge; decor­ Dorena; the Misses Lois Jean Mmes. Fern Anderson and Alice
MEN
ation: Frances Sullivan, Ina Stew­ Stookey and Jack Steidl, school- Petersen.
art, Blanche Danker; condolence,
Bertha Gunderson, Mina Clark.
Pearl Roberts; non-payment of
dues. Stella Baker, Melvie St. El­
mo, Myrtle Gleason; hostess, Min­
nie Sweet, Minnie Willets, Elsie
Currin; reporter, Lauretta Safiey;
Theta Rho board, Vina Smith,
Vera Ziebeck, Melvie St. Elmo.
It was announced that on the
next regular meeting, August 3rd,
the officers will serve refresh­
ments to the members of the lodge
with Helen Ashbridge in charge.
Normal Diet
A d iiiln ls lr n tlo n of vita m in aupple-
m eni* to a group of apparently nor­
m al persona, eonauming the uminl
A m erican diet, had no d e m u iiilrn b ln
h e n e llcl.il cfTi-ct. m e d ica l research-
lata reported
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Mrs Archie E. West
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PICNIC DINNER
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Correspondence
$4.95-$5.95
Filled Cases .... $5.95-$15.00
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B illfo ld s ....... ..... $1.50-$10.00
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Cottage Grove, Oregon
The United Spanish War Veter­
ans and Auxiliary picnicked Sun­
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
William Chapman at Creswell.
The group enjoyed a basket din- |
ner at 1:30 and their regular busi­
ness session followed with 10 mem­
bers present. The next meeting
will be at the home of Mrs.
Bertha Rodgers on B e n n ett Creek, |
August 27.
FRIENDLY C LUB PICNIC
The final meeting of the season
of the Friendly club was in the
form of a "share-a-dish” picnic
held Tuesday evening in tbe grape
arbor of Mr. and Mrs. H. B Breed­
love with the husbands of the
members as guests. A social eve­
ning followed the picnic supper. It
was decided to dispense with the
August meeting, but will meet
again September 25, the place and
hostess to be announced later.
DANCE
At The
Cottage Grove
ARMORY
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CANTALOUPES
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Mince Meat
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Cottage Cheese "«
Hamburger
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July 28,1945 9:00 P. M.
HERSHEL DAVIS
and His Orchestra
Auspices of the Moose Lodge
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Fresh Meats, Groceries and Feed
5th Street and H ighw ay
WHERE YOU MEET YOUR FRIENDS