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THE SRNT1NKL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
OPEN NIGHTS
to 1:00 a. m. for the convenience of
our customers
We feature home
cooked foods and good service
Envoy Lillian Gray
McCormick Wed
February 17th
WANTED Waitress for Night Work
Sylvia Cafe
125 North 9th Street
MRS. || \RIH HONORED
WITH SHOWER
The ladies of the Baptist church
showered Mrs George Hardy re
cently at the home of Mrs W. C.
Martin Mrs Hardy was invited
to go for a nde and was very
much surprised when they arriv
ed at the Martin home to find 25
of the ladies of the church then*
to honor her with a shower.
The afternoon was spent with
games which were in charge of
Mrs. H. H. Wecidroyer and the
gifts were found by the honoree
by means of a treasure hunt. She
received many dainty and useful
articles by those prosent and sev
eral sent gifts who could not at
tend. Mrs. J. E. Judy of Eugene,
mother of Mrs. Hardy, was a
special guest.
The ladies served refreshments
at the tea hour. Assisting in the
serving were Mrs. A C Spriggs.
Miss Lena Zendron Mrs H. H
Weekireyer and
K naff Ie
I lay nes
euri
un 'i
THETA RHO IIO1KD
.APIMHNTED
At th«» nuvting of the Ret>eka.hs
Frida) night in th«' IOOF h«ll
Marie Sorensen. Grace I bisk in i
and Myrtle Gleason were ap|M»int-
e«i to serve on th«' board of the
Theta Rho Girls Cal la Ixind. who
has been advisor for the Theta
Rho Girls. rosign«>d and the namos
of Blanche Danker amt Helen
C*ha|iman have been approved.
Th«* Staff captain. Hazel Culver,
sincerely urges all members of the
staff to please be present at th«'
me«'ting February 22nd as initia
tion is being planned
Several members of the lodge
gave impromptu roadings for th«' I
entertainment of th«» rest of th«*
members
Tin» Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
an» having a pi«' social February
28th in th«' IOOF hall ami all
ladies attending are asked to
bring a pie.
GIRLS OF CLASS OF mil
GET TOGETHER
A very pretty wedding was sol
MINISTERIAL ASMS I ATI ON
emnized
at
the
Salvation
Army
Seventeen girls of the Cottage
ALL DAY MEETING
MRS SMITH HOSTESS
The Rev. A J Kamniann, pres Grove high school graduating
AT CLUBHOUSE
The Social Twelve club was en hall in Eugene on Sunday. Feb
ruary 17. at 1:00 p. m. when Mr. ident of the Ministerial associn- class of 1939 met Friday evening
An all day meeting was held in tertained Tuesday at a dessert Clifford Verne Belknap of Moro, I tion. presided at the meeting at the home of Frances Evenson.
the community clubhouse on Wed course and social afternoon by Oregon, and Envoy Lillian Gray Tuesday afternoon, when the It was th»' first time in nearly
nesday of last week by the Lon- Mrs. Nannie Smith at the home of McCormick of Cottage Grove group met in the study of Rev. seven years that they had met
, her daughter. Mrs. A. W. Helli-
don 4-H Mothers club. It
plighted their troth. The service George Hardy in the Baptist Hostesses for the evening were
ported at the business meeting well. This was Mrs. N. E. Comp- was read by Major I J. Torgen- church.
Frances Hughes Evenson. Dirone
so
ton
’
s
birthday
anniversary
-
that a plant had been sent to
Plans were discussed for t he C. Christensen Geer, and Helen
son. officer in charge of the Eu-
Mrs. A. G Patton who is bedfast. birthday cake was served in her gene barracks at a double ring pro-Easter union services to be Deere Shrives. The time was spent
Na mgs were drawn for Pollyannas honor. Flowers and decorations ceremony.
held at the various churches each renewing friendships and com
and also the drawing was held were of the Valentine motif.
night of the week preceding paring experiences of th«» past few
The
couple
were
attended
by
A guest of the afternoon ’ was
for the sheet, the winning number
Mary VanDenberg
Mrs. Ronald Gray, son of the bride, and Easter. It was decided to have years Refreshments were served
being drawn by Mrs Doran Rit Mrs
Mrs. Ruth Tooze. state president by the hostesses.
Maude
Wright,
president,
was
in George Belknap, son of the groom,
ter.
of
the Women’s Christian Tem
Those present were; Jean Sav
and
their
wives,
Mrs.
Elta
Gray
charge of the business meeting
perance Union, speak at a union age Roberts. Ann Stalder West
The athletic uniforms for the and appointed a nominating com and Mrs. Elsa Belknap.
service at the Church of Christ
boys basketball team have been mittee of Mrs. B. R. Job. Mrs.
Little Sandra Joan Gray was on March 30th. It was planned to burg. Winona Abeene Bloom. Pat-
purchased. Proceeds from the Bessie Sutcliffe and Mrs. C. F.
ty Short VanDerklcy. Lavelle
Friday evening cake walk will go Hoskins During the afternoon a flower girl, dressed in a dainty- have a committee meeting this af Abeene Stimmel. Marie Gilham
white
silk
frock
and
carried
a
ternoon for the purpose of plan Geer. Virginia Hunter Shirley.
for the purchase of these uni
letter was read from a missionary basket of Cecil Brunner rosebuds
forms.
ning the course in week-day Bible Marian Richards Con«', Virginia
who had been interned in a Japa- ■ The bride wore white and had
school for the coming year.
King Schultz. Esther Seagoe Reid
A financial statement was made nese prison camp.
a corsage of orchids.
ler. Irene Humphrey Schneider.
by the treasurer. Mrs. Ritter, and
The next meeting will be the
Mrs. Ronald Gray and Mrs. ENGAGEMENT REVEALED
Anna Peterson Dugan. Betty
she reported that 19 members had annual birthday party and elec
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rynearson Jones Patton. Inveita Clark
paid dues for this year. The day tion of officers and will be held at George Belknap wore suits and
announce the engagement of their Floyd, and hostesses
was spent with leathercraft. The the home of Mrs. Herbert Eakin corsages of gardenias.
Solos were rendered by Mrs daughter Janet to PFC. Vincent
housekeepi’rs were Mrs George with Mrs Sutcliffe co-hostess.
J. E. Richmond and Mrs. Captain Mataga. U. S Marine corps, of UEDDING REVEALED
Gunn and Mrs. C. C. Gilham.
Torgerson,
accompanied by Cap Bayonne. New Jersey.
The welding of Chief Radioman
MRS. HICKOK. MRS. CRANE
.At present PFC. Mataga is sta Clark Woodard to Cathrine Haz
tain Torgerson.
CO-HOSTESSES AT GUILD
Following the ceremony a wed tioned at Harts Island Naval Dis lett at Norwalk. Connecticut on
The members of the Wesleyan
ding
dinner was served at the Del ciplinary barracks as a guard He December 27. 1915. has just been
Service Guild of the Methodist
served with the 4th Division over revealed. The wedding look place
church attended the church serv Rey cafe to the 16 guests with
REMEMBER WHEN ices in a body Thursday evening Dr. J. E. Richmond as toastmas seas and was in four major en in St. Mary’s church.
gagements and wounded on Iwa
Mr Woodard attended school at
after which they went to the ter. the bride and groom respond Jima.
ed,
followed
by
their
two
sons
and
London and Cottage Grove and
home
of
Mrs.
Kenneth
Hickok
for
—the Brussels carpet
Miss Rynearsoh graduated from joined the navy in Itortland in
the regular meeting. Mrs. Lola their wives. Major Torgerson
had to be taken up and
spoke followed by each guest, a the local high school in 1943 and 1934 He is on duty at New York
Crane being assistant hostess.
beaten every spring ?
has since been employed at the Pier 92. He is the grandson of
At the business session plans wonderful tribute paid the bride
It was hung over the
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Mr and Mrs. J. D. Clark of Black
by
the
toastmaster,
a
friend
of
were made and committees ap
clothes line and pound
Company in Eugene PFC. Mata- butte route.
pointed for the father-son banquet over 22 years. The table was
ed with a carpet beat
graduated from the Bayonne
to be given March 18. The evening graced by a beautiful wedding
er until not a wasp of
FRIENDIA CLUB TO MEET
was spent working on a woolen cake presented by Ronald Gray Technical high eeh«x>l
dust followed a stroke.
No date has .been set for the
The Friendly club will meet for
quilt which >as started some time and wife.
Then father put in the
Mrs. Belknap is well known in •
. •
ago.
a 1:30 dessert Tuesday. February
evening on his knees,
26. at the home of Mrs. C. N
Mrs. Ray Barnes of Los Angeles Oregon and southern Idaho, where
stretching the carpet
Land
for over 20 years she has been RESEARCH HAS SPEAKERS
was a guest of the evening.
tight and tacking it
Two speakers from the city
The hostesses served refresh campaign secretary for the Salva
along the edge Carpet*
ments at the close of the evening. tion Army, known far and wide planning board. Dr. H. A. Hagen
cleaning was an event.
by rich and poor, including Gov and L. W. Coiner, spoke to the
Remember?
members of the, Research club
ernor and Mrs. Earl Snell.
SOCIAL MEETING N. OF W.
The groom for many years has Tuesday evening in the library.
•Smith
The members of the Neighbors
of Woodcraft were entertained so resided in Moro where he had a Dr. Hagen >|x>kr on what could
Funeral
Med. Size—Juicy
in our town in
cially Tuesday evening at an 8:00 barber shop and is well and fav- be accomplisl
Chapel
the way of ur
Ing the town. Mr.
In Mesh Bag
o’clock dessert course and eve orabiy known.
Phone 101
Those present were Mr. and Coiner discussed the new proposed
ning of bridge at the home of the
hostess. Mrs. Fred Bressler. Three Mrs. Ronald Gray, Mr. and Mrs. water system and sewage dispos
tables of bridge were at play with George Belknap. Dr. and Mrs al. Each talk was followed by a
Mrs. L. Lasater and Mrs. George J. E. Richmond. Major I. J Tor round table dicussion by the club
gerson. Envoy Torgerson. Captain members and speakers.
Kebelbeck receiving prizes.
and Mrs. Torgerson. Mr and Mrs.
MRS. BALLEW ENTERTAINS
Herbert Youngblood. Miss Ruth VALENTINE PARTY
Mrs. George Hohmann and
Mrs. Earl Ballew was hostess Bussett, little Sandra Joan Gray
to the Degage club Tuesday at a and the bride and groom. Mr. and daughter. Miss Marie Hohmann,
entertained a group of 12 young
dessert and social afternoon of Mrs C. V. Belknap.
cards Mrs. Merle Porter received
After a few weeks the Belknaps sters Thursday afternoon at a
high score and Mrs. Harold Mar will be at home in Cottage Grove. Valentine party. The guests in
tin was a guest. Mrs. Charles Their many friend.- from over the cluded Sandra. Mike and Bobby
Fresh—Ripe
Young w 11 be hostess to the chib two states wish*them every joy Gray. Karren Conner. Johnny
Cummings. Judith and Janice Tay
and happiness
on the next meeting date.
lor. Kirk Horn. Jeff and Wally
Turey. Diana Sue Patten and
baby sister, who were accom
panied by their mother» Game»
were played for entertainment
and refreshments served at a Val
entine decorated table
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DINNER HOHTS
Mr and Mm. J. D. Monroe en
tertained Friday evening at din-
ner, honoring their son. Cpi
Wayne Monroe, w ho is home on a
10-day furlough. Member» of the
family present were Cpi and Mr».
Wiytu- Monroe and daughter
Jean. Mr and Mm Frank Kaus-
ehe of Kellogg. Mr and Mix Curl
D Monroe and daughter Judy of
Eugene; Mis» Ina Monroe of WH-
lamctte university, Salem.
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LA COMUS DESSERT
Mrs. Maude Wheeler entertain
ed the LaComus club Tuesday at
a 1:00 o’clock dessert and after
noon of bridge with two tables at
play. Mrs Schofield Stewart was
a guest and Mrs. Harry Metcalf
received high score at cards
Mrs F W. Blickle will entertain
the club on March 5th.
Il U V. TUESDAY EVE
The next meeting of the Daugh
ters of the Union Veterans of the
Civil War will be Tuesday eve
ning, February 26, in the a. -nory.
Following the regular meeting
there will be practice for initia
tion. All members are urged to be
present.
W %R VETS AND AUXILIARY
The United Spanish War Veter
ans and Auxiliary will meet Mon
day evening at 6:00 o’clock for a
potluck supper and meeting at the
home of Mrs. Bertha Rogers.
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