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page rom DAUGHTERS OE UNION VETERANS INITIATE . SHOWER HONORING MRS. KEFFER FRIENDLY CU B OBSERVES 3ÄTH ANNIVERSARY Mrs. Warren Keffer was honor Last Thursday at the home of ed recently with a shower given Mrs. N. E. Compton the Friendly by Mrs. W. L. Whitlock at the club observed its 35th anniver- home of Mrs. L. H. Bain. Mrs. sary with a dinner. Mrs. Compton Whitlock was assisted by Mrs. Roy- was assisted by Mrs. Bessie Sut Lyon, Mrs. Richard Kliese and cliffe. co-hostess. The tabi«' deco Mrs. L. H. Bain. The honoree re rations were yellow ami green ceived many lovely ami dainty with a centerpuw of spring flow gifts and refreshments were serv ers ami yellow tapers. Mrs. Comp ed at the close of the afternoon ton was th«' only- charter member by the hostesses. present. Special guests besides Guests invited were: Mrs. Clark. the regular im-mh’rs were Mrs. Mrs. Nick Barton, Ellen Ernest Scars. Mrs. C. E. Dillman Hunter, Mrs. Fred Knickerbock- and Mrs. Stowell. er, Mrs. Joe Evenson, Mrs. Cecil At the business meeting elec Owen, Mrs. Roy Lyon, Mrs. Al tion of officers was held for the Miebs, Mrs. James Shirley. Mrs. year with the following results: R. E Kliese, Mrs. Frank Chap President. Mrs. Ernest Christen man. Mrs. L. H. Bain. Mrs. Glen sen; • vice president. Mrs. R. S. Keffer. Mrs. John Schaffer. Mrs. Drenner; secretary and treasurer. S. S. George. Mrs. Lila Lilja. Mrs. Mrs. H. B. Ferrin. Luna Hunt. Mrs. Alfred Wilson. The afternoon was spent social Thelma Hodgson, Mrs. Saltsman. ly and in reminiscing the-club ac- Mrs Ed Frazier, Mrs. Grant Dul tivities of the past year. ly and the honored guest. The April meeting will be hcl<l with Mrs. Herbert Eakin. THETA RHO GIRLS Theta Rho Girls held their reg ular meeting Monday night in the IOOF hall. At this time plans were completed for the convention to be held at Creswell Saturday. The girls are to meet at the hall at 9:00 a. m. for transportation. Plans were also made to have a penny supper for April 6th at 6:30, with the public invited. Initiation was held for three candidates. Clara Johnson. Mary- Johnson and Jean Rickard. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. TIimsD\Y. MARCH 21 lOlfi THE SEN TINTI.. COTT \GE GKOVE. OREGON MIZPAH CLASS The Mizpah class of the Pres- byterian Sunday School met Tues- day afternoon with Mrs. Eva Hatch with Mrs. Minnie Willets as assistant hostess. Seven mem bers and one visitor. Mrs. Sheil apho, were present. Miss Stella Adams, president, was in charge of the meeting. At the close of the afternoon, refreshments were served by the hostesses. The next meeting will be April 16. the place and hostess to be announced later. MR. * MUM. BILKNXP Leontine Knickerbocker . Addie Hull and Minnie Morelock were initiated into the Daughters of Union Veterans a< U h - regular meeting held in the armory March 12. Due to the fact that Mabel Dnlcman was not abk* to be present at the installation hekl in th«' first iwirt of January the president of th«> local tent instal led her as senior vic«' president. Refreshments were serv«xl to th«’ members by ’ Marie Sorensen, Clara Oooley, Pearl«' Safley and Lauretta Safley, the hostesses. It was d«x'id«xl to hold regular quart erly birthday party Maivh 26. Following the regular husin«"-s nux'ting th«' group will rcass«>mble at the home of Louisa and Miss Hazel Tohlen for refreshments. REBEKAH LODGE Cottage Grove Rebekah lodge met Friday evening. March 15. in the IOOF" hall. It was announced that th«’ Rebekah convent ion will be held in Coburg March 30. Th«’ Theta Rho girls convention will be held in Creswell on March 21. It is hoped that all Rebekahs who are abl«> will attend this conven tion. An invitation was read from the lodge at Springfield asking the Cottage Grow lodge to visit them April 8th when they cele brate their fiftieth anniversary. Th«’ quarterly birthday party will be held April 5. those whose birthdays occurred during the lust quarter of the year to b»> in charge. Initiation will lie held March 29 at which time the presi dent of Rebekah Assembly will be present. B. * p, W. CLUB INTER- TAIN GIRL SCOUTS MKM. MONROE, MUK HAFLEk TOHNSEND MEETING Tom Short presided Mis. Wayne Monna- an«l Mrs. Townsend club Monday th«- absence of President Thursday evening to th«1 members Kent A business mix*! ing of the Wesleyan Servies- Guild of which vv is followed by ft the Methodist church at the home of Mrs Monroe. Th. lesson presented by Mrs Arthur Kulm, the topic I n >- mg " "World Outlook on Peace." Mrs 1 Boyd Allen conducted the de Mr. and Mrs C. V. Belknap, who were recently married, were very pleasantly surpristd on Friday, March 15th, when a crowd gather ed at their horn«' on South Sixth ■treet to honor them. Th«- evening spent in a pleasant way. Dr. J. E. Richmond gaw som«’ amusing readings and Mrs Richmond rendered The Goblins Will Get You if Yoe l\»n'i Look Out" in tier own fine tages." The evening was sjx'nt in manner, her singing was greatly making final plans for the (ather- appreciated by all th«- guests. soli banquet which wax given Milton Turay showed colored pic Monday night in the church din- tures which included some ol the ing room. Mrs . R Fau<|itier was ti recent fhxxi. guest of the i evening. Ihdicious refreshments were At the close - of the evening re- served by the ladies. Mrs. Brown freshments w« ie Turay. Mrs. Gretta Estabrook Monroe and Mrs. Mrs and Mrs. Bernadine Howard pour H H. Haworth and Mrs Arthur ed. Those responsible for the sur Kulm will entertain the Guild at prise wet«' Mrs Milton Turay ami the next meeting, March 28. Mrs. Ronald Gray. -On»- gift was from all, a lowly YOUTH MEETING HELD end table. Other, nii-v gifts were A meeting was held March 11 received by the couple. at th«- hum«« ot Claud«- Arne for Those present w« re Dr and Mrs. the purpose of organizing the Richmond of Eugene; Mr. and youth of Doremi Grange. The Mrs. Maurice Estabrook and Mr. following officers were eierte« I; ami Mrs Milton Turay ami sons President, Lois Cook; vice presi- Jeff and Wallie of Culp Creek;' <lent, Dek>res Kelly; Scc.-Treas., Mrs. Ronald Gray ami Sandra and Shirley Arne. Michael Gray. Mrs. Thomas How Th«- carnival dale was set for ard, Alta B. Gulley. Mr. ami Mrs. I April 12 mid will lx- held nt th«' Pau! Faust and son Rev. grange hull, t andidutes for «*arni- Mrs. Rozella Douglas of Cottage Dd queen will he sponsored by Grove. Others who were hindered the standing commit tees of the by sickness and other things grange. from being there, but ^who sent Esther Si rat ton was elected to gifts were Lawrence Weise, Thom have chargt* of th«' play which will as Howard, Rosa Martin, Ronald lx. given by th«' young grangers Gray, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert s«xm. Youngblood. The next rqeeting will lx» at th«' Mrs. Belknap is the mother of grange hall with Bob Wagner and Ronald Gray. They are at home Phil Lak«- on th«- refreshment to their friends at 1216 So 6th committee. street. at the night in Elmer .1 was held program <>f Ringing, ri-iidliigR und violin music by G um Hansen, Frank Unz en m »»<| Nellie Blackmore. “Irish Romance," a musical number, was given by Mrs. bird Irwin and Mrs. < >. W. Rlnekmorc. turn a Quick Trick The March social meeting of TUESD1Y BRIDGE <1.1 It the Business and Professional METHODIST MEN MEET Hi«' Fuesdny Bridge club was Women was held March 18 at the The third annual father and entertained recently by Mrs. armory. The them«' was a St. son banquet of the Methodist Claude Kim«' at a 1:00 o'chxk Patrick's party with twenty mem Men was held Monday evening at luncluxin and afternoon of bridge. NAVY MOTHERS SEWING CLUB Mrs. Harold Axley entertained bers of Giri Scout Tnxvp 91 as the church. About sixty persons High score al bridge was receiv • The Navy Mothers Sewing club the M. P. G. club Tuesday at a special guests. Mrs. Frank Mill gathered around the tallies of the ed by Mrs. John F’inneran. The will meet Tuesday. March 26. at 1:30 dessert and a s«scial after er, troop leader, Mrs. John Long, dining room and partook of the next meeting will be March 26 at 1:30 p. m. with Mrs. A. W. Wooley noon. The St. Patrick's scheme assistant leader, and Iren«’ Schaf bountiful meal prepared and serv th«' home of Mrs. Schofield Stew- at 733 S. 3rd street. was carried out in the table dec fer. pianist, were present also. ed by the Service Guild of the art. orations and spring flowers decor Games such as Kissing the Blar church. After all had done' jus FRIENDLY CLUB TO MEET ated the rooms. Mrs. Charles ney Stone and Passing a Hot Po tice to the meal S. L. Mackin led ROY 4L NEIGHBOR The Friendly club will meet Beidler will entertain the club at tato were enjoyed by all. Group the singing of two hymns. The DISTRICT UON t ENTION singing and singing games, fol presiding officer. Earl B Balch. fhe Royal Neighbor district next Tuesday for a 1:30 dessert the next meeting. lowed by refreshments, closed the presented the service men, whe convention will be held in the with Mrs. Jessie Anlauf. party. Mrs. Grace Cowan, assist were honore* guests of the eve- IOGF hall Tuesday, March 26. N. OF JU SOCIAL MEETING The Neighbors of Woodcraft ed by her committee, planned the ning. and they receivtsi a good Registration from 10:00 to 10:30 met socially Tuesday evening for entertainment. hand from the gathering. Jack a m. pnx.xling « all to order. A A short business meeting fol- Godard was then introduces! and banquet will he served in th«' eve an 8:00 o’clock dessert and eve ning of bridge with Mrs. George lowed; bills were allowed and a in a few well chos«'n wonts, wel ning at the Rainbow cafe follow Kebelbeck. At bridge Mrs. Cari birthday offering was received comed ihe sons. Boyd Allen, who ed by open meeting in IOOF hall. Bragg and Mrs. L. Lasater receiv which netted $2.81. has recently txs n discharged from April 1st will be the next busi the army, responded briefly and ROYAL CLUB TONIGHT ed prizes. The April social meet The Royal dub will meet this ing will be at the home of Mrs. ness meeting with the nominat- appreciatively for the sons. ing and auditing committee in evening. March 21, for a 7:30 des J. P. Graham., rh«' speaker of the evening. Dr. charge. at the home oí George! tu Paul Means, former missionary in serf Funk. SKATING PARTY Malay, and at present head of The Intermediate League of the GIRL SCOUT ACTIVITIES the .Department of Religion at the Mrs. E. L. Quillen attended the I niversity of Oregon, was pre Methodist church enjoyed a skat ing party Friday night at the Summer Camp Committee meet sented and he addressed those Drain skating rink. About 25 ing of Girl Scouts on March 14 present on the subject ot his work members and friends attended, ac in Eugene at which time plans in the Malay jungle. He told of a companied by their sponsors, Mrs. were made for Girl Scout camp primitive, near pigmy race of Frank Brown and Mrs. Johnson, at Cleawox for next summer. She people, about five feet high, the will attend another meeting ofc remnants of a race who have and Mrs. Marjorie Murphy. April 10th. lived in this region for two thou T____ Troop No. 50 has been working sand years. In a scries of graphic LUNCHEON GUESTS *6th STREET ANO HIGHWAY Mrs. Clyde Roberts entertained 0,1 thcil^ International Friendship stories he told of the efforts of friends from Corvallis Thursday badges and also on their friend- the missionaries to meet their at a luncheon and afternoon of ship bags. poverty and disease and to help Last Saturday Troop No. 52 themselves. He held the close at bridge. Guests were Mrs. Charles Little Pussy has got a mother Paulden and Mrs. Florence Welch, turned in 10 filled friendship bags tention of all present and the ad- house members on the campus; to the Eugene office. Thursday dress was well received. The Tabby Cat’s her name- Mrs. Bertha Nynatt of Corvallis; this troop celebrated the Girl Rev. Frank E. Brown clos«x| thl And the milk she drinks no Miss Helyn Roberts, student at Scout birthday anniversary with a meeting with the benediction other * Oregon State college, and daugh- party at the Methodist church un Than THIS MILK OF FAME (ter of Mrs. Roberts, and Mrs. der the leadership of Mrs. Dale LOCAL < Gl Pl.E A. S. Austin, mother of Mrs. Rob Gates and Mrs Ctrl Rynearson. The B. & p. W. club entertained erts. The engagement of Miss Ethcl- Troop No. ^-1 at a birthday party mae Alien to Raymond K. Den on Monday evening. POTLUCK SUPPER ham. fin- controlman third class, The United Spanish War Veter USNR, and son of Mr. and Mrs’ ans and Auxiliary will meet for a Basil Denham, has been announc 6:30 potluck supper with Mr. and SCHNEIDER HOME ed by Miss Allen's parents, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ben I ayng were Mrs. Roy Sherman next Monday Call 3 21 Cottars Grove hosts last Thursday evrning at a and Mrs. Clifford Allen. evening. Miss Alien graduate«! last spring potluck dinner and social evening ’ and is to the members of the A. V. H. from the local high school now a freshman at Oregon State Bridge club at the home of Mr. college. and Mrs. Joe Schneider. An eve Mr. Denham is stationed at ning of cards followed the supper. Bremerton with the — navy. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith will No date has been set for the entertain the club on the next wedding. meeting date, March 28. FRESHNESS I4’,.I’8 At I hr rn«l o( a lung day, or ■t the end of a long trip, tn make a suit look at bright at a new-minted penny a rrup, new dickey turns the trick. Thete are tailored and efficient, or frosty and ruffly. in rayon theert or crepes, batiste, eyelet. S wim , in while or good spring colors. > PHONE 177 • COTTAGE GROVE « Well-filled shelves and convenient hours make shopping with us a pleasure. A good supply of groceries, fresh fruits and vegetables, and meats every day in the week. Bulk—Fresh (»round COFFEE lb. 25< PEANUT BUTTER 2 pound jar 63c SYRUP I— ion Maple Flavored gal. jar 1.98 Bleach PUREX Vi gal. jar 19c CLEANSER SOAP Sunbrite Woodbury's 3 cans t&P3 ON YOUR PANTRY SHELF Open For Business The interior of our cafe has been completely redone from the front door to the back and we have all new equipment — Now we can give you better, faster service. PERRYS REX CAFE Mr. and Mrs. Myron Perry, Props. 4 bars 19c Strained cans 15c BABY FOOD Mission—Cream Style CORN 29c SALAD DRESSING Old Spice pt. 29c MARMALADE a»- 2 lb. jar 25c DILL PICKLES chu" k- 24 oz. jar 38c ROLLED OATS or Reg: 9 lb. bag 65c Earliest SEED POTATOES of All 100 lb. 4.69 ONION SETS Yellow 2 lbs. 29c ORANGES Medium Si 2 doz. 63c NO 2 CANS Saturday Morning, March 23rd We feature chicken and stead din ners and fountain service. 13c TOMATO JUICE 47 oz. can 23c NOW! 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