Local R. N. Camp
Host to 25th Meet
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MAI« II RECITVL
The piano chas of Mrs II A.
Hagen held a atudent recital at
the home of their teacher Satur­
day afternoon, March 23rd Fol-
lowing the playing of either one or
two memorizixl numbers by the
entire class the high school pup­
ils, who are studying for credit,
had charge of the program.
Betty DvksterhtUs gave a rvjiort
on interpretation ol music and
played a piano arrangement of
Greigs, Sailors Song.” Bonnie
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heck were
The Cbttage Grove Royal Neigh­ surprised Friday evening, March
bor camp was host Tuesday for 22, when their three daughters
the 25th inter-county convention. and families culled to help cele­
Royal Neighbors of America, at brate their 49th wedding anniver­
an all day and evening meeting. sary. At the close of a pleasant
The meeting was called to order evening ice cream and wedding
by Oracle
Nellie Blackmore. cake, topped with a brale and
MISS RITA SHIELDS MUD,
LOCAL COUPLE MED IN
State Supervising Deputy Mae groom, were served. Daughters
SPRINGFIELD CHURCH
DALLAS CHURCH
A setting of white lattice work Logan. District Deputy Mabel i and their families present wen*
Miss Rita Shields, daughter of
Mrs. Elsie Shields of Springfield, banked with cedar boughs and Miles and Convention Oracle Alice Mr. ami Mrs. Cecil Beek •nd
former Cottage Grove residents. dogwood, with palms and baskets Breedlove were introduced and daughters Jeannette. Gay and
became the bride of Donald An­ of daffodils, delphinium and flow­ the meeting given over to the dis­ Judy; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Adams
derson. son of Mr. and Mrs. ering quince on either side form- trict officers. Alice Breedlove, and Miss Margaret Heck. Other of Beethoven’s music and plajed
Arthur Anderson of Springfield, ed a beautiful background for the district oracle: Edna Burleson. re children are Frank Heck of Eu­ his "Bagatelle in E Flat;” W. C.
Sunday afternoon. March 3, at a wedding of Miss lato Patridge, corder: Maude Funk, marshal, gene, Mrs. Alta Pierson and Mrs. Martin Jr, to
French
double ring ceremony performed daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Mae Tennis, assistant marshal. Nina Smith, who live in Califor- Impressionistic
and I he
;
and
Fern
Anderson,
musician,
ail
nia. and Mrs Grace Knrleskint, •M** of music they composed. He
in Ebbert Memorial church at Partridge, and Domenico Quaglia.
Idaho. The Hecks have lived in played Debussy’s "Second Ara-
Springfield. The Rev. ElLsworth in the Assembly of God, at ।of Cottage Grove.
The afternoon meeting opened Cottage Grove since 1927.
Tilton of the First Methodist Dallas, Friday evening. March 8.
besque." Marjorie Coiner gave a
The service was read before a with the formal seating of the
church officiated.
description of the horpaicord anti
Reta Shields, twin sister large group of relatives and convention officers and presenta­ ANDERSON PATRIC K
the type of music tKUt was writ-
of the bride, attended her, and friends by the Rev. Atwood Fas­ tion of corsages to the oft leers NUPTIAI^
and
deputies,
with
Sandra
De
­
Miss Ruth Patrick, daughter of Martini.
Raymond Reinheimer, cousin of ter. Salem, district superinten­
dent, assisted by the Rev. Gordon Young and Frances Jean Gerrard Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Patrick of
the bride, was best man.
Jerry MeCornack gave ti des­
Preceding the service Miss Kampfer of Dallas and the Rev. acting as flower girls. Cora Teet­ Springfield, formerly of Yoncalla, cription Chopin's style of com­
ers. a charter member of Cottage was married March 12, to William position and played lus "Military
Margie Whalley sang "I Love You Hilton Park of Cottage Grove.
Preceding the s<
ce Miss Grove for 43 years, was presented Anderson. in the chapel of tin Polonaise" Betty Lou Bagley told
Truly" and "Because,” accom­
Northwest Christian college, Eu­ of th»* ( hissical School of Com-
’Because” with a corsage.
panied by Miss Arietta Wendel, Ethel Berglund sang
The address of welcome was giv­ gene, with the bride’s brother, the txisition and playeil Hayden's "Al-
who also played the wedding accompanied by Mrs. Gonion
Kampfer, who also played the en by Edna Burleson and the re­ Rev. Wallace Patrick, performing legrvtto in A.” *
marches.
sponse by Mabel Miles of Salem. the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her grand­ wedding marches.
Mrs. Joseph «richer, Mrs. Orlo
The bride was given in marriage Bagley and Mrs. J. W Englund
The bride, given in marriage by The Eugene camp put on initia­
father, W. A. Heck, the bride
wore a winter white dress with her father, wore a winter white tion at which time Veva Collier by her brother. Paul Patrick.
served refreshments to the follow,
Mr. and Mrs. Anderson will mg pupils: Joey McCiarnan, Gary
multi-colored sequin trim at the two-piece suit with gold nail head and Lauana Sugg received the
shoulders, white straw hat, also trim neckline, white hat and degree as members of the k>cal make their home at Fresno. Cali­ Anderson. Margaret and Alfred
trimmed with sequins, and car­ white accessories. Her bouquet camp. After a school of instruc­ fornia. The bride is a graduate* Wulff. Tommy Long. Tommy
ried a white Bible, a gift of the was of gardenias, deep rose rose­ tion was held the meeting closed of Yoncalla high school.
Bricher, Duane Shofatall. Charles
until the evening session.
bridegroom, with
lavender buds and bouvardia.
Coston. Bonnie White, Mary D>u
A banquet was served at the MM I IL TWELVE CI.UR
Miss Dorothy McCulley was
orchid on top from which fell
Geri, Stephen Carr. Myrna Mat-
bridesmaid and wore a two-piece Rainbow cofe at which time 56 OBSERVEs VNNIVERSARY
white satin streamers.
theyer, Veld« M<x>n,
Enid Ann
Last
week
a
mistake
was
made
Spring flowers, potted plants gold colored suit. She carried a members were present, represent­
LaBluc, Bobbie June Clark. Vir­
ing the Marcola, Springfield. Eu­ in reporting the 35th anniversary ginia Dailey. Barbara and Bonnie
and candelabra with lighted tap­ nosegay of sweetpeas.
Best man was Floyd Quaglia. gene camps and the local camp. of the Friendly club which should Gleason, Albert and W. C Mar-
ers decorated the church.
They returned to the IOOF hall have been tin* Social Twelve club tin Jr.. Jerry. Pauline and Betty
A reception followed in the son of the groom. Ushers were
church. Mrs. Leo Wilson of Cres­ P. D. Harriman and Ernie McCul­ and opened the evening meeting which observed its 35th anniver­ Dykstcrhuis.
Sheila Markham.
with group singing and Alice sary with a dinner at the home of IXmna Ems. Pat Kelly. Jerry Me-
well and Mrs. Paul Gassier cut ley.
A reception followed in the Breedlove, district oracle presid­ Mrs. N. E. Compton, assisted by Cornack, Betty Bagley and Mar­
the cake. Friends of the bride
church with Mrs. Atwood Foster. ing. Mae Logan, state supervising Mrs. Bessie Sutcliffe. The table jorie Coiner. Mrs. McKinley Carr
assisted in serving.
and Mrs.
After a short wedding trip in • Mrs. Gordon Kampfer
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----- deputy, installed the newly elected decorations were daffodils and was a guest.
Portland the couple will make Hilton Park acting as hostesses. convention officers assisted by forsythia and yellow tapers. Mrs
A large wedding cake centered the .Mabel Miles, ceremonial marshal. Compton was the only charter FRIENDLY <1.1 H DESSERT
their home in Springfield.
j bride's table. Assisting in the The Springfield camp was in memtx*r present. Special guests
Mrs. Fred Bressler Was Imshxs
serving were the Misses Gene- charge of the retiring march. The were Mrs. Ernest Sears. Mrs C. E. Tuesday to the members of the
O. E. S, HOST TO VISITORS
Dillman
and
Mrs.
Stowell.
The local chapter of Oregon
M“**^»»* Carrol Gibson of Cottage Grove camp put on a
Election of officers was held at Friendly club at a 1:30 dessert
Eastern Star entertained the Bpooks- fiances McCulley, Leona very impressive candlelight me­
and social afternoon of sewing and
chapters of Junction Qty Drain G,tche11- A1»«* and Frances Akers, morial service for the departed the* business meeting with Mrs. visiting. Mrs. Ella Zimmcrly and
Ernest
Christensen
being
elected
Creswell and Springfield' Friday
several ladies of the church. members.
Mrs. Ollie Brown will be co-
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Gifts were
presented Alice president; Mrs. R. S Onnoer hostesses at the next meeting.
evening.
Guests escorted - to the J The couple spent a few days in
vice president; Mrs. H. B Ferrin'
Eugene
before
settling
on
the
Breedlove,
Mae
Logan
and
Mabel
East were Dorothy Gregory, wor-
.. -
Miles in behalf of the convention, secretary and treasurer. The re­
thy matron, and Angus Gibson.
farm on Mosby creek.
»
the presentation being made by mainder of the afternoon was ALL DAY MEETING
worthy patron, of Junction City;
spent socially anti in reminiscing
D.
U.
V.
TUESDAY
EVENING
An
all
day
meeting
has
ix*en
Edna
Burleson.
Gifts
were
given
Golda Woolman, grand represen­
the club activities of the past annoti need for the Cedars club
tative of Porto Rico, of Drain:1 The Daughters of the Union to Mae Logan and Mabel Miles year.
next Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
Veterans,
of
the
Civil
War
met
by
Alice
Breedlove.
program
Lucia Matten, worthy matron, of
The April meeting will be held A. B. Smith. This is to be a work
Drain; Faye Hayes, worthy ma- Tuesday evening in the armory’ followed with a skit by Marcóla;
meeting.
with Mrs. Herbert Eakin.
tron, of Creswell, and Crystal for their »regular business session! reading by . Lula Whobrey of
The
floral
committee
reported
the
Springfield;
skit
by
Eugene
and
Fogle, grand martha, of Spring­
FAMILY REUNION AT
field. These honored guests were illness of Mrs. Ernest Christen­ an Indian skit by Cbttage Grove. BREEDLOVE HOME
sen.
Mrs.
Maude
Wright
and
Mrs.
Talks
by
the
visitors
and
group
introduced and presented with
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Breedlove
Oscar Smith. Mrs. Walter Soren­ singing closed the meeting after
gifts.
had
their four children home in
sen
reported
on
the
dinner
given
which cake and coffee were serv­
At this time initiation was held
a family reunion Sunday for the
for
the
Brownie
troop,
sponsored
ed
in
the
dining
room.
for Eunice DeLassus, by courtesy
by the Daughters.
The 1947 convention will be first time in 15 years. Present
of Waverly chapter of Portland,
It
was
learned
that
the
depart
­
held at Springfield with Fem Cor­ were a daughter, Mrs. William
and Betty Rickard. This was fol­
Carr of Estacada; Mrs. George
ment
president,
Mrs.
Laura
Eng
­
nell,
convention oracle.
lowed by talks by the visitors and
Hewett and husband of
lund, of Eugene will make her of­
refreshments served in the club
field; Paris Breedlove and wife of
ficial visit on April 23. All mem­ “SEEDTIME AND HARVEST"
room with Maybelle White, chair-
Springfield and Glenn Breedkn
bers are requested to keep this TOPIC
man of the committee.
Eleven grandchildren and two
date in mind.
The Harmony Circle of the First
It was announced the next
There being no further business Baptist church met in the home great grandchildren were
meeting will be April 12 which
present. All the families were
will be a district meeting with the group reassembled at the of Mrs. J. W. Beager last Wednes­
home
of
Mrs.
Louisa
and
Miss
day afternoon. This was a joint represented except three grand­
Creswell, held in the local temple.
Hazel Tohlen for the quarterly meeting with the Missionary So­ children.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Denney and
birthday party. Clara Riggs pre­ ciety for a special study "Seed­
N. OF W. TO MEET
sented crocheted centerpieces to time and Harvest.” Mrs. W. C. daughter Marjorie were also
The Neighbors of Woodcraft each member present who had
was in charge of the study. guests
,u of Mr. and Mrs. Breedlove
will meet for their regular busi­ had birthdays in the first quarter. Martin
The Harmony Circle is to spon-.°n 'h,S
ness meeting Tuesday evening, The gifts that were not claimed
April 2nd, in the IOOF hall, 8:00 were auctioned off with Loretta sor another social this Friday eve­ O. W. DINNER CLUB
ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
p. m.
Safley, auctioneer, the amount of J. W. Beager. at which time the
Mrs’
Grube
$3.06 being turned over to the husbands will be guests. Mrs. । 1 Lugene were hosts to the
treasurer.
A beautifully dec­ Glenn Weeldreyer is general chair- ™ern, rs of 'he O. W Dinner club
Monday night at their home. S|ie-
orated birthday cake, ice cream man.
and coffee were served to the
The next meeting in April will
quests were Mr. and Mrs.
group.
Yoncalla
also be a joint meeting to con' ' Sidney Laswell of
Yoncalla.
tinue the study. The place to be Sprinß flowers _ and camellias
adorned the rooms.
Cleaning, Demothing
RAINBOW GIRLS
announced later.
MAKE PLANS
were1 Tho next
of the club
and Repairing
Delicious refreshments
will be April 22 with Mr. and Mrs.
Plans were made Monday night served by the hostess.
A. W. Helliwell entertaining.
by the Rainbow Girls, at their
regular session in Masonic tem- TUESDAY EVENING CLUB
F. W. AUXILIARY
Expert Work — Guaranteed pie, for their spring formal to be At the meeting of the Tuesday V.
WEDNESDAY
evening
club
in
the
given
April
27.
They
also
made
library
Mrs.
Satisfaction
The V. F. W. Auxiliary will
plans
food sale S. L. Mackin gave a book review
., . for a cooked ------
which will be held Saturday, April on the biography.
In Bulk
"Dorothea meet Wednesday, April 3, in the
•Dix.” the forgotten Samaritan.1 IOOF hall.
6th, at Smith’s Electric.
written by Helen E. Marshall
marsnan.
WOMEN’S CHRISTIAN
It was voted to contribute to ’ M. I*. G. NEXT TUESDAY
The M. P. G. club will be cn-
THMPERANCE UNION
the gift for the .president of the
I tertain»d by Mrs. Charles Beidler
Federation
of
Women
’
s
clubs.
Ph. 260J
The Women’s Christian Tem-
i next Tuesday at a 1:30 dessert.
perance Union will meet with
408 Taylor Ave.
Mrs. Carroll Witherspoon, 131
North H street next Wednesday
at 2:30 p. m.
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