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PAGE FOUn T111 1 {N 11A H , FEBIU’Ain THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON B. A P, W. CLUB MEETS AT BRADFORD HOME Cottage Grove Business and Professional Women met for their business meeting at the home of Ruth Bradford on February 11. Information concerning the dis trict conference at Albany was read and eight members indicated their intention to attend on Feb. 17. The resignation of Marie Cars tensen from the nomination com mittee wa.s accepted and Mrs Magna Kanimann was elected to ¡fill this vacancy. The group also decided to add a second vice pres ident to their executive council and to have an advisory board made up of the three immediate past presidents. The club also began fund raising campaign to get funds for their high school scholarship and campership awards. A "waist line" drill netted JU 00 from the twen ty members present. Mrs. Orris Steele, assisted by Joy Haworth and Ruth Bradford, is in charge of a useful white elephant sale to be held at the next regular social mix'ting on February 25. The housing committee report ed and were directed to make fin al arrangements for the selection of a new meeting place. Definite : announcement will be given at the next meeting. ■ The March 18th meeting will be a party honoring their Girl Scout troop. The committee serving refresh- menta were Ruth Bradford, chair- man. Lila Graham. Dorothy Wert and Lottie Lee Lamb. Exhibit of art pictures by Bob Drenner. local artist, will be displayed at our store, Saturday, February 16th. You are cordially invited to view these pic tures. Hodgers Radio & Electric 505 Main Street Telephone 159 MRS. COLLINS WED IN PORTLAND The marriage of Mrs. Bernice Collins of Portland, and Alfred L. Pleuard, formerly of this city, but now of Portland, was quietly sol emnized Saturday noon. February 2nd, at Vancouver, Washington, at a double ring ceremony. The bride was attractive in a blue silk jersey dress with match ing accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses. The bride is employed in the laboratory of Swifts in Portland and the groom is working in the shipyards. After the ceremony the couple motored here and spent the week end at the home of Mr. Plueard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plueard. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plueard returned to Portland Monday af ternoon with them, where they plan to make their home. FORMER RESIDENT TO W ED Invitations have been received to the coming wedding of Miss Sarah Elizabeth (Bethi Hall, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Hall, of Goldendale. Washing- ton to Russell David Clark on February 23rd in the Methodist church at Goldendale. The Halls were former residents here, the Rev. Hall being pastor of the lo- cal Methodist church. JOKER CU B Two tables were at play Mon- day night at the meeting of the Joker club when Mrs. Maude Wheeler entertained the group at a dessert course and evening of cards. The club voted to give $2.00 toward the March of Dimes. Mrs. Herbert Lombard will entertain the club at the next meeting. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY At the business meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary Mon day night in the IOOF hall Hester Reed, membership chairman, re ported 52 paid up members. It was voted to donate $5.00 to the polk* fund Maude Gierau and Nell Bukowski were appointed to make plans for the Auxiliary to sponsor a dance at a later date. Maude Gierau was appointed chairman with Dorothy Boyce, Verna Lombard and Helen Rob erts on a committee for the Legion's birthday party in March. A committee was appointed to draw an amendment to authorise the unit to raise the annual dues. Mrs. Hester Reed was presented with a Navy Plate as a token of appreciation for her work in the Auxiliary. She is leaving for Rose burg to make her home. Mrs. Jeanne Morton and Mrs. Charles Hall served refreshments at the close of the mating to the Auxiliary and Legion members. PAST MATRONS DESSERT A 1:30 dessert course was serv ed the Past Matrons club Monday afternoon by Mrs. Maude Wheeler and Mrs. Della Richmond at the home of Mrs. Wheeler. At the business meeting a silver offering was taken for the March of Dimes resulting in a contribution of $2.50, A covered dish dinner w-as planned for Feb ruary 22nd for the past matrons and their husbands and the past patrons and their wives. This will be held in the Masonic temple preceding the meeting of the Eastern Star. The next meeting of the Past Matrons club will be with Mrs. Chas. Hall and Mrs. Max Sears will be co-hostess. MRN. DAVIEN, MRN. D. t. v. PR4 x rut FRAMED CHARTER At the meeting of the Daugh ters of the Union Veterans oT the Civil War Tuesday night in the armory, L.oretta Saflvj presented the group with the fronted char- ter. It learned that the daughter of Mrs Vina Smith is confined to her home with a seri ous illness. Also Mrs Bertha Gunderson, patriotic instructor, Is leaving the first of the month. Due to the fact that three ap plication« ware turned in for membership, practice is planned following the next meeting, Feb ruary 26. All members mv sin cerely urged to he present to practice for this initiation, Mrs Marie Sorensen gave a reading in commemoration of the birthday anniversary of Abraham Lincoln, this being the Gettysburg Ad dress. Following the adjournment of the meeting. the members reus, setnbled at the home of Marie Sor ensen for the quarterly birthday l»arty In keeping With th* \ alen tine season each member told where and when she met her hus- band. The evening closed with the serving of refreshment* In Mrs. Sorensen mid Mrs. Eva Hatch. Mrs. Gaylord Davies and Mrs. Lloyd Aldrich were co hostesses Tuesday evening to the West minster Guild of the Presbyterian church at the home of Mrs. Davies. Besides the memliers four guests were present, who became members. They were Mrs Lorin Schroeder, Mrs. Walter Kendall, Mrs. Raymond Anderson and Mrs, Richard Aqumaldo. During the business meeting it was voted to contribute $200 to the March of Dimes Mrs Pat Rickard and Mrs. Davies volun teered to serve refreshments nt the party at the church Monday night for the Junior Fellowship Guild. The president, Mrs. Rickard, appointed a nominating committee Margaret of Betty Rickard. Davies, and Geneva Ballew to submit new officers It was votes! to meet once a month instead of twice. . For the program Louise Hanson gave “Childrens Questions Per taining to God." Mrs. A. J. Kam- mann led the devotionais and re- ported on "Things Going on To day." For the potluck dinner planned for March 1st at the church Gene va Ballew, Nellie Bukowski. CLI B ENTERTAINED Georgia McMillan and Mae Iten- IN MIRROR ROOM The El Martes chib was enter ney were appointed on the com- mittee. Volunteers for missionary tained in the mirror aiwn of the talks are: Allene Rickard for Eugene hotel at a luncheon on May; Margaret Davies for April. Tuesday, F'ebruary 5, by Mrs. Emma Aqmnaldo for March and Lorin Schroeder Places were set for 12 guests with the Valentine Deedee Quillen for June. The laistesses served refresh motif carried out in the decora ments at the close of the meeting. tive scheme. Mrs. Pat Richard COUPLE WED IN TEXAS Mrs. Stewart Carlson will enter was welcomed as a new memlter Mr. and Mrs. Perry A. Guil- tain the Guild at the March meet and presented with n Valentine corsage of red and white earna- liams of Cottage Grove announce ing. thins. Guests besides the member* the marriage, of their daughter, were Mrs Charles Earl. Mrs. Grace Wagner, to Howard W. STATE DIRECTOR VISITS Larry Levens, Mrs. Stewart Carl Bishop of Floydada, Texas on At the regular business meeting Monday. January 28 at 3:00 of the Degree of Honor lodge son and Mrs. Lloyd Griggs An afternoon of bridge followed with o'clock. Monday evening in the Eagles The bride wore a pastel blue hall. Mrs. Ethel Lindliolm ol Mrs. Ralph Sa Usman receiving high score. suit with a corsage of white car- Portland, state director, was a Mrs. Sam Veatch will entertain nations. The groom's sister-in-law visitor. The newly elected offi the club at tlx* next meeting was matron of honor and his cers were in the chairs and fol date, February 1!». at the Got tage brother was best man. lowing the business session a so Grove golf club house. A wedding dinner was served cial evening was enjoyed. to the following guests: Mr. and The Valentine scheme was car Mrs. Bishop, parents of the groom. ried out in decorations on the re- The Mizpah class of the Presby- Mr. and Mrs. B. C, Graham. Hor freshment tables, Wilda King terian Sunday school met Tues ace Bishop. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. served as chairman of the re- day afternoon with Mrs W E Pollan and daughter Velda. Mr. freshment committee. Masters with 12 members pres, and Mrs. Noel ^re Head and ent. Miss Stella Adams, presi daughter Charlotte. Mrs. Buck INITIATION PLANNED dent. presided. At the business Hickerson and children Mac and At the regular meeting of ’ the meeting it was vol.'ll to contribute Ann. Mrs. Grady Freeman and chapter of Oregon Eastern Star ; $5.00 to the polio fund. Two doz children Wanda. Bettie and James Friday evening in the Masonic Lee. Mrs. J. W. Freeman, grand temple plans were mad? to hold en wash cloths were donated to the overseas hospital 'supplies mother of the groom and Miss Initiation at the next meeting Roberta Garret. The next, meeting will also be The couple will reside in Floy past matrons and past patrons I he Mt. View Neighborly Neigh dada. Texas for the present. night At the close of the meeting bors met at the home of Mrs The groom is a discharged vet refreshments were served with Mary Duffy for an all day meet- i eran of the south Pacific area. Mrs. Henrietta Olson and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Guilliams were Anderson in charge. formerly of Coos Bay. CONSTELLATION CLUB POTLUCK AND FAREWELL Mrs. Nettie Gawley and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bayard Reed were Verne Williams were hostesses the honored guests last Friday Thursday afternoon' to the * mem Ready to Eat night at a potluck supper ano bers of th«1 Constellation club at farewell party at the home of Mr a dessert served in the Masonic and Mrs. N. E. Compton at their club rooms. At this time Mrs home in the Cedars district. The Gawley was hqpored with a birth party was - sponsored by the day cake in observance of her Gleaners class of the Methodist anniversary. . A social afternoon Sunday school of which the Reeds of needlework followed. Hot Cereal are members. This was also the 47th wedding anniversary of Mr. MOTHERS' CLUB and Mrs. Compton. The Mothers' club held an all Following the supper an eve ning of guessing games was en day meeting Tuesday at the home joyed by the guests: Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. Cad Wallace with a cov Reed. Mrs. Eva Kimsel of Wilbur. ered dish luncheon at the noon Quaker house guest of the Reeds. Mr. and hour. Fourteen members w-ere The business meeting Mrs. S. L. Mackin. Mr. and Mrs. I C. N. Land, Mrs. Erank Brown opened with the repeating of the and children Bobbie and Vicki. Lord's Prayer. The relief commit Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kent, Mr. and tee reported five coats, 7 pairs of Mrs. Ethan Coston. Mr. and Mrs. shoes and 14 garments given out Jack Godard, Mrs. Andrew Brand, in the month of January. The Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adk;ns and afternoon was spent piecing quilts the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Compton. and singing of songs. The next meeting will be March 12. SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT Miss Leslie Brockeibank of Eu- gêne was honored recently at a bridal miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. C. A. Rickabaugh, with Miss Jean Crakes assisting. ' The shower was given by Mrs. i Roy L. Smith at the home of her mother. A dessert preceded an In Bulk evening of games and the opening I Zerbst’s Cold Capsules of the many lovely and useful gifts. Penetro Cold Capsules Miss Brockeibank is to be mar ried to Charles Gray in April. She Groves Cold Tablets is well known here, having spent 4 Way Cold Tablets the summer here in 1944, assist ing in the church work of the Va-tro-nol Methodist church. She is a gràdu- ate of the University of Oregon. Mistol Drops II, I9IÍ» THS SMART FAMILY family but a grand family, too. Look at them — having fun! That’s John Smart—the father- making like Nelson Kddy; that'a Joan—tha mother at th* piano. And the kids—Tom. homa from nervier and now at collage singing car from car—and him so serious when he's on Safety 'they have more Patrol. Yri and more friend*—and in ail my year* on thia beat—I’ve never had to worry when people come out of that home — they don't have to have any alcoholic *tim> Ufation to have a grand time. fUH D* ing February 6th. A business meeting followed the |x.i luck din ner and the afternoon wns s|s>nt socially Birthday greetings were extended to Mr* Clara Dawley Fourteen members and four chil- dren were present the bust meeting. INITIATION HELD At the regular meeting of the Rainlxiw Girls Monday night In the Masonic temple Initiation was la-Id for Miss Jean Ritter and the candidate wn* preaented with a corsage The next meeting will be February 25lli OW SHOW! Scc these nezv creations! Arnest’s Dress Shop 500 Main Street Phono 36 KIX 2 packages 25c CREAM OF RICE GOOD FOR VOU MOT OR. COLD/ CWAN- Package 25c OATS Large package 33c . Lick That Cold PANCAKE FLOUR - ■ » » pkg. 35c CHILI CON CARNE 25c cans 27c TOMATO SOUP Rancho KRAUT Quart 10c RAISINS COCOA Seedless Bakers DeLuxe 4 lb. pkg. 53c TOMATO JUICE N. OF W. SOCIAL MEETING The social meeting of the Neigh bors of Woodcraft is scheduled for next Tuesday evening, February 19, at the home of Mrs. Fred Bressler on North 9th street at 7:30 o'clock. Pure-o-Dren Musterole Mentholatuin Vicks Penetro Antiphlogestine Numotizine Chewing Gum Cough Drops 10c F eminine H ygieiye SIMPLE AS 1-2-3 ... rre nine r<:llll3 IT* ... . All at Cut-Rate Prices — with triple nctlon Cortano ’ Douche powder for intimate v personal hygiene! This pow- x der clenneeH effectively, soothes sensi tive tissues, and Is deodorizing. De lightfully fragrant, too—leaves no me- ilclnal douche odor Ftconomical. Must •lease or money bai k. All J>tugglsts Sold ,at Cottage Grove I’hcy. 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