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Î*AGE TOLTI THE «SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON O C I E T Y Telephone 159 W E D D IN G AN N O U N C E D A t a dinner held recently at the home of M r. and Mrs. Guy Me- F errin, they announced the wed- ding of th e ir daughter. Jean Stub- biefield. to Robert G illila n d of Portland. A quiet ceremony was perform - cd August 16th by Rev. Parcel in the F irst Methodist church in Van- couver, Washington, a fte r w hich a reception followed at the home o f the groom s mother, Mrs. Leona Chisman. Those present at the dinner here were M r. and Mrs. Glen Chisman. Angela Shearer. Mrs. A lice Brown, Raymond llig g in - hot ham, the bride and groom and the bride's mother. A fte r a short tr ip to N ewport the bride and groom w ill make th e ir home in P ortland where M r. G illila nd is employed by the Union O il company. BIRTHDAY PARTY On the evening o f August 21st Miss D orothy Hubbel observed her 16th birthday anniversary at the home of her grandm other. Mrs. Anna Hubbel. when a group of g irls met there and were guests o f D orothy at a theater party af- te r which they returned to the Hubbel home fo r refreshments served at a table centered w ith a decorated b irth da y cake and 16 candles. Guests were the Misses Sheron Peterson, Vada Crosby. M a rjo rie Coiner. B e tty Bagley. Jane Beid- ler, Bonnie Gleason. Leonore Johnston and the honored guest. SERVICE GUILD The Royal Neighbors met Tues THE LUTHERAN TRAILER MISSION at South 5th and Washington Every Night at 8 P. M. Tuesday, August 28 to Sunday, September 2 Sound Movies. Sacred -Mn.sie. Chart-Talks ed her tw o aunts, Mrs. Robert J W ing and Mrs. A lb e rt G. B urke in ' Chicago. M r. Schumacher has attended •the «University o f Chicago tw o years and plans to complete his M rs Wayne Monroe and Mrs Hadley A rth u r were co-hostesses Thursday evening to the Service G uild o f the M ethodist church at the Monroe home Mrs. Joe Me Ciarnan led the devotions on XHej ed a medical discharge ,s the Freeman Whom the T ru th from the arm y a fte r three years Makes Free. M rs M cClarnan and (overseas d uty and being wounded, M rs. Fred Vohs Jr., were appoint- , The couple met here three years ed on a com m ittee to make new ago when a group o f the a rm y was hostess calendars fo r the coming year The evening was spent w ork- stationed at the armory’. — ,ng on afghan squares fo r the Red UOOTHOORIDES-BALDWIN Cros efreshments w eri serv- O f interest to Cottage Grove ed by the hostesses The next friends and relatives was the m ar- m eeting w ill be at the home o f riage o f Sgt. Lee E. Baldw in, son Mrs. Robert Conner. September 13. o f M r. and Mrs. Lee E. Baldw in. w ith Mrs. Vohs as co-hostess. to Miss Helen Coothoorides of ROYAL NEIGHOBRS to M A R R IE D IN IL L IN O IS A wedding of interest to friends here was that o f Miss Donna V ir - ginia C lark, niece o f M in C. Me- Ussa (.'lark, on August 11 when she became the bride o f Edward P. Schumacher of- Oak Park 11- linois at St. Lucy's church. Oak Park at a double rin g service. The bride was lovely in a w h ite satin wedding gown, w ith fu ll s k irt, long sleeves and sweetheart neckline. H er fin g e rtip tu lle ve il was held in place w ith a crown o f orange blossoms and she carried a white prayer book and gardenias arranged on the top. A b ro the r and sister o f the groom were attendants of the o rio le I a rm o ry T uim I. iv evening. An « lia r flag was presented the Ida M at W h itin g tent by Mrs. Maude G ia - ham, a siste r from Portland, who was a very dear friend of Ida May W h itin g fo r whom the local lent was numed, and m other of Malx-l Doleman. The pi « sent flag w ill he sent to the new tent at M cM inn ville, Two comm ittees were appoint- ed, one to make a survey o f the absent members Io ascertain if they are ill, the o the r to serve re- freshm ents nt the next meeting, at which tim e in itia tio n w ill be held The president urges that a ll mem bers be present lo r this in itia tio n . . LO C A L Y O I'N G PEO PLE W ED A quiet, but beautiful wedding was solemnized at the Free M eth- odist {wirsonage on Thursday eve- rung. August 23rd, when Vida La- dora Beers became the bride of Ray M ilto n Ross. Rev. Mrs Doug- las read the m arriage service Robert C. Bauder and Miss Irene S chaffer accompanied the couple. T A L K S TO V i n ilO D I s V X |( V Both the bride and groom are w ell redding breakfast was served About 20 men gathered at th e ir and favorably known in Cottage to 25 guests at the Plaza hotel in usual eamp grounds on Mosby Grove. Miss Beers is the daughter C hicago Creek Monday evening fo r th e ir o f M r. and Mrs. Roy Beers o f La- F or going away the bride wore annual outdoor m eeting of the tham. and Ray graduated w ith a two-piece golden brown su(t M ethodist Men w ith men from the honors from the local high school w ith m atching accessories. T h e y , o the r churches as guests. A fte r a ¡n June He is the son of M r. and M rs John W Ross o f south F ou rth spent a short honeymoon on Lake h earty meal around the tables the Michigan and are now at home at men repaired to the bank o f the street. * • , . . . . ’518 Rosewood Ave., Aurora, I l l i stream fo r the address by the The bride was beautiful ,ln ..» formM> ,msU>r R ev E M T i,. suit o f old gold w ith brown ac- • ' Mrs. Schumacher graduated ton, o f S pringfield The service cessories. She wore a lovely cor- from the local high school in tne opened by singing led by S. ,L. sage of gardenias and rose buds. •class o f 1942 a fte r which she was M ackin, followed by prayer by A fte r a short wedding tr ip - th ? .employed in the o ffice o f the ma- R. L. Cone, a fte r w hich E. L couple w ill make th e ir home in •rine base at M iram ar, C alifornia. C la rk, the new in s tru c to r o f a g ii- Cottage Grove. .... ». i,Previous to her wedding she v is it- c u ltu re in the high school, spoke YYED FIFTY YEARS M r. and Mrs. Fred E rw in ob served th e ir golden wedding anni- r e s u m e MEETINGS ii ,• . . ,i i u ij versary Sunday. August 12. w ith a fa m ily reunion at th e ir home, 101 th e ir firs t fa ll m eeting next T h u rs N o rth J street. day afternoon w ith a 1:30 dessert On August 21, 1895. Miss Emma in the Masonic club rooms. The Ann St. John was m arried to Fred new officers w ill be hostesses. L. E rw in at the home o f the bride's parents. The Erw ins moved D IN N E R FOR SE R VIC EM EN to C alifornia in 1905. la te r coming H onoring tw o service men, L aw to Oregon and Cottage Grove. rence Kent and Ivan Hatten, who To them seven children were a~ 'h o m e on leave and" furloiieh vine »»_ __ □ Mrs. E lm er J. i t .- __ en- born, of whom a ll are s till living. M r. and Kent Those present to celebrate the tertained a group o f relatives and occasion were M r. and Mrs. Dan friends at dinner Sunday. Those E rw in o f South Gate. C alif.; Mrs. present were M r. and Mrs. W. E. Kenneth Brew ster and daughter N ixon, M r. and Mrs Lee Nixon. Barbara Ann of Burbank. C alif.; M r. and Mrs. Hugh Nixon. M r and Mrs. A lb ert Chandler and children Mrs. E. J. Kent. M r and Mrs. M ax Freddy and Sharon of P ortland; Sears and children. M r. and Mrs. M r. and M rs Claude E rw in and Lawrence Kent and children, Cpl. children Linda Lee. Jeane and and Mrs. Ivan P atten and children Donald o f Eugene; M r. and Mrs. and the hosts. H ow ard E rw in and children Gene. Ray and Karen of Cottage Grove. SPYN1SII W \ r \ f t s V YUX O nly one son, Bruce o f Pasadena, ‘ The U nited'Spanish W a r V eter- __ , - i n _ c o i n r l A n v illa n .. U — X n ., C alif., and one daughter, Mrs. evening fo r a 6:30 potluck sup^eV Gene Ford o f Riverside, Calif., and m onthly m eeting at the home were unable to be present. M rs _______ Bertha Rodgers Rodgers ___ on ____ Bi n- _ . of ______ s routine of M.P.G. TO RESLME MEETINGS nett Creek. The usual The M. P. G. club w ill hold its business was taken care of follow - fir fa ll il meeting next Tuesday iir s t i ra I uesday ¡ne the suDDer and it was decid.-d w ith a 1:30 dessert in the garden to meet w ith Mrs. Anna Hubbel o f Mrs. George M atthews w ith fo r the next meeting. September M rs. Joe Sm ith hostess. 24. COME I I I I I I Portland. Oregon, She is the daughter o f M r. and Mrs. Nicholas Coothoorides of that city .A double b rie fly fo r the Baptists and Su perintendent II H F e rrin fo r the Presbyterian church. Th address o f Rev. T ilto n followed. In a very impressive manner, ami v it h the closest atte ntio n o f his hearers, “ ** ’ l * ,“ W r * Ch‘ ll,' n‘:<‘ ,o C h ristia n men to stand fir m against the rising tide o f d rin k. p ro fa n ity , and the lax o f sex re- lation. The service closed w ith the benediction by the Rev. George E. Hardy. The president, E arl H Balch, presided over the m eeting. A ll present went away feeling that they had spent an evening o f prof- it. — • — C LU B MEETS. EU G EN E HOME The O. W. D inner club was en- te rtaine d Monday evening in Eu- M r. and Mrs. P erry Clements of presiding. Georgetta Funk and Es- tella Gates served n fn -s h rr. w - re pleasantly surprised Sunday, the occasion be which was followed by a social ing th e ir 64th wedding anniversary evening o f bridge w ith three when several friends and th e ir N ellie B la c '^ o r e at the Clements home bringing a potluck dinner. The afternoon was NAVY MOTHER S CLUB pleasantly spent in social conver- The regular m eeting o f the N avy ga|jo n ' M other's club was held Tuesday afternoon a t the home o f Mrs. N. OF W. SEPT. I M. V. Welden w ith nine z- .j- members ,, The Neighbors o f W oodcraft and one guest Miss Goldie Hayes, w i|I hold th e ir regular m eeting presenL The club w ill meet again next Tuesday night, September 4 next Tuesday w ith Mrs. F ra n k jn t be IO O F hall. B radford on Knox H ill. I). U. V. A T ARMOK1 BIRTHDAY DINNER The Daughters o f the Union Vet- M r. and Mrs. M arvin Harpole erans o f the C iv il W a r m et in the entertained w ith a dinner Monday ‘ evening honoring Mrs. M arth a ~~ " ~J ~ M arsh on her b irth d a y anniver sary. Those present were M r. and M rs. Ray Vincent and son H arold o f C reswell; M r. and M rs. Sam W arren, Gerald Weatherspoon and Eileen Harpole. M rs Marsh was the recipient o f m any nice g ifts. T e c i^ r iz - daU«hter and son- - la* *a^ We have a large selection of everyday school supplies at our regular low prices. Mis> A lb erta Adkins, M r. anil Mrs Wi.-k.s a n d M iss N o t(n a W i . THEATRE PARTY M rs. Sam Veatch entertained a Erida> occasion being her son B ill's b irth - day anniversary. They enjoyed a theatre p a rty a fte r w hich they re turned to tlie Veatch home where M rs. Veatch served ice cream and I x O ilffP IzU U gC M p p f« iV lte iS EVERY WEDNESDAY 8 00 P M. o ’clock EAGLES HALL _________50-tfc COTTAGE BAKERY PR ednesday^ Stop here and get the most for your money. We have a list of the supplies required for the first 8 grades in the Cottage Grove Schools! tUvüßbtyi The Only Cut Rate mctabolism. «H term i) inane PH.I lo > 2 ( fro ot D ovei Faye. R E A R R IC K At the Denham m a te rn ity home, Wednesday, Au gust 29, 1945, Io M r. and M is Chester R e a rrick ot Cottage Grove, a daughter, Glenda L ie , WE RE MAJORING IN WHEELER At the McFarland m a te rn ity home. Friday, August 24. 1915, to Mr. and M rs Loyd W heeler of Saginaw, a son, John ny Ix»yd. A L D R I lx iE At the .McFarland m a te rn ity home, Tuesday. August 28. 194), to M r ami .Mrs Fred A ldridge of E lkton, a daughter. Karen Louise. TROOP GO AM YRD8 E ight m embers o f troop Go, Boy ^ ’Ots ot Am erica were presented ce rtifica tes fro m the a rch ery assy- elation at Camp L u c k y Hoy at the nosing session Sunday. Best score made by a camper durin g period 6 was that o f Bruce Brisbane of troop 60. Cottage Grove, who scored 101 points at 40 yards, earning the ran k o f « li ve rhovv archer. O th e r scouts from the Cottage Grove troop who earned c e r tifi cates were R obert Gasper, 130 points a t 30 yards, fo r the rank o f archer fu s t class; Ito K -ri Sliof- sta ll, loo (mints at 30 yards, a rch er; R ichard Chapman, 153 points. and W illia m F lu te “ t -*t) yards, fo r tin bowman ill's ! r in k . K e ith P itihi i p u n ts at 2t> yards, fo r o f ju n io r bowman a rro w id Summers, 78 |ioints at fo r the award of ju n io r the ra n k and Dav- 21) y irds, bowman. M r. and Mrs. O rlo Bagley and fa m ily returned last week horn Seaside w h e n 1 they spent a vaca tion In the S e m itic section. John T. Myers fo rm e rly o f O re gon C ity has been appointed juve nile (Hirol o ffic e r iyr fie ld w o rk e r fo r Lane county, it was announced ill Klllleel e y e il fl'isll- 111 lie lo v e .l lip ilV e r d o rs <n’ 1 0 0 '; i h i f i v a stia i tiin rs liru u llo w s ! yesterday. M m. Fiances M arqu ard t is sub s titu tin g th is week fo r Mrs. S. T. Rose in the office of D r. H. A. Hagen. Other Pretty Styles too, for only wax completely surprised when a huge decorated b irth da y cake w ith lighted candles was set before horn, and to add more h ila rity to the he was showered «..« occasion, ■ .- iuu . ... w ith w h ite elephant gifr- A social evening o f singing and games were enjoyed by the guests Those present were M r. and M rs C. E. Brown, M r. and Mrs. P. S Bukow ski, M r. and Mrs. Cecil Beck, M r. and Mrs. A W. Shof- Rc-open School Supplies RENFRO Itout l'ol-.nn 1)1*1 yiiu l.ir.iw tl >1 root* of pin ati n ftrn pnlsnn llirm irlv e » i l m in e wuy I* im i found t<> le n itive Die cui inni ri11ixlite tti.d ru lli i l * due tu p la id , gene.at the horn, of Mr Utd M - 88 , rin g ceremony was held at the Raymond Grube A ll members of F irs t B aptist church in P ortland the club were present and also on J u ly 30. w ith a reception at the Mrs. Joe Grube. daughter-in-law , Coothoorides home follow ing the who is a guest in the Grube home, ceremony. Each lady was presented w ith a Miss Coothoorides attended th e 'p ie c e o f glassware by the hostess P ortland schools and also the which was purchased in Pennsyi- Univera*‘y of Oregon Sgt. Lee E. vania on her recent tr ip The S .p- B aldw in attended schools in Cot- tem ber m eeting w ill be held .t th« tage Grove p rio r to his induction home o f M r. and Mrs. K a rl M ills. ' r ru ,.U ..a5,! They w ill make th e ir home in TW O CX < K siO N s OBSERVED Eugene where Sgt. B aldw in w ill T w o occasions were celebrated attend the U nive rsity o f Oregon in one S aturday evening when n as soon as he is released from ac- group o f friends gathered at the tiv e service. home of M r. and Mrs. A lvis W icks, —♦ — com plim enting M r. and Mrs. C. E. AUXILIARY HAS MEETING Brown, fo rm e r ri"-i lents, now of The Am erican Legion A u x ilia ry Toppenish. W ashington, and also met in special session F rid ay eve- to observe the b irth da y anniver- nini* at home o f Miss Eunice sai-y of M r. Wicks Centering th. \ > a nD‘>nb<'r K elect delegates to dinner table was a bowl o f sum- Ihe state convention at P anil w h ite lighted S K llt- c u m V III1I1II r tl r o ortland r u a n u m er flowers 1 1 U W V IS ,1 1 1 ,1 7 8 Mmes June tapers at e ith e r end M r. Wicks d a" d M a£ M tlle r were elected ^ 'fK a te s w ith Mmes. F lora Koch and Jessie M atthews as a lte r- nates. Delegates previously chos- en in- - . by 3 the Am erican Legion , x - kiuii io c u<^e<? W illia m Koch. M ax B ird and George M atthews. The A u x ilia ry membership also decided to have a food booth at the South Lane V ic to ry F a ir Sep- tem ber 15. rake to tit.- I'.-!' >wi . I h «> I; ., ard 'lltontas, J e rry S. ( s, Joe Clyde, Wesley N'aish, Gary Van- N o rtw ic k , M alcolm S coti, IHi-me Shofxtall,' Jackie Hui: i. Itillv llughei H illy ('avmes' I and H illy \ « u eti tlie honored gu est. September 5th Full Line of Pastries S2 98 «S Peanut Butter I fo o d >s 53c 5 oz. pkg. Potato Chips 25c Fruit Jars K err M ason quarts, doZ. / 9C C A N N IN G PEACHES IMPROVED ELBERTAS FROM THE CHASE ORCHARDS NEXT WEEK Baby Food I iein z o r G e r b e r cans S u re J e ll Deni Pack 3pkß- 2 7 c S O A P W o o d b u ry s lòieiiil 4 bars 27C F ly S p r a y F ly Bed quart 35c ( i ra d e A BUTTER n>- 4 9 c M 6? W MARKET Fresh Meats, Groceries and Feed 5 th S tre e t and H ig h w a y
