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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1946)
Oregon Thur* , Aug 1, ItHG COUPLE W ED AT (TH R< H _________~ ritfs s % tird % y - i Mrs Elizabeth Smith, daughter ORI t.ON < O( PI E WED AT PHOENIX. ARIZONA MAY »Hill - of Mr ami Mrs Paul Radtke, was V-/ | ■ ii ' married Sat unlay evening at 7 30 the Fil-st Methodist church to Arnold Frank Ferguson Washington The Rev. Frank Brown. pastor, of- ficiated. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs S Paul Radtke. N OF W, REGULAR MEETING HOHMAN HISTERH brother and sister-in-law of the Next Tuesday the Neighbors of . ENGAGEMENTS VXXO1 XCED i bride. Woodcraft will meet in the IOOF a .. The bride was attired in a white hall at 8 On o'clock for their rec M M” C A Hosman an' utar meeting Mrs Maude Wheeler ro a of their dress with black eyelet embroidery xn<1 Mr. rw«in<An I . , 1 ,Wo Oldest daughters, Betty Mae and black accessories* Her corsage ^’^te.s« Jenn An" M1SS B' “' M«’’ was of white gardenias and steph- Hosman will marry Roy al Abeene a not is Her attendant wore a blue gray Jr., son of Mr and Mrs. Royal J Abeene of Sutherlin. Betty Mae dress with white accessories and a graduated from the Sutherlin high Corsage of pink carnations. Mr Ferguson received his dis School this spring Mr Abeene is now in Korea with the army. No charge in May after serving nearly date has been set for their wed four years. He served as a para trooper in an airborne division of ding. Jean Ann's engagement has been the army. Mrs. Ferguson gradu announced to Demi Sarff, son of ated from the local high school Mrs. Nell Sarff. The date of their and served two years in the WAL'S They will make their home hero wedding has been set for August 18th. She plans to complete her as Mr. Ferguson is employed b\ his father-in-law at the Radtke high school course this year. & Son Lumber Company at Culp Creek. A wedding of interest to their many Oregon friends was that of Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of Mrs Mubelle Wilson, to Chiu les J Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs O. J Anderson of Portland, who were married in a andlellght ceremony in « letting whit< horn«' e^iirrrsr—------- -■!■■■■■■,■ NHE?' ___ T 1 4 J Tp ___ FpX I mt - The bride was gowned in a gold chart reuse cut on grecinn linea mmiuih cap Her flowers w shower ol purple orchids. Miss Velma Wilson, sister of the bride, wax bridesmaid a n d th.1 bride's only- nt tendant She A" PIANO LESSONS Add salt and lemon Juice to cm tage cheese Fold In part of th« chopped uuta Turn into a I m > w | that has been rinsed in cold watet mid place In refrigerator to chill Cottage Cheese With Fresh Fruit Crisp salads of (Invollul cottage cheese not only give added taste ap|M'al Io the luncheon or dinner, but furnish real bAsic food value as well An increase In consumption of cottage cheese in recent years indicate! that the public has dis- «»vert'd that this dairy food adds much s|wiiklc ordinary meal Fresh creamy cottage cheese has a delicious flavor nil its own that blends well wiih any fruit or vege« table It lx highly nutritious for it contains most of the food value of the milk from which it is mattes Its protein Is of a i|uality particu- I ally suited to lite la-st growth of mineral children largo crisp round slices lemon or pineapple juice sections mid eheirii* < Sprinkle remalnUig nut top of the cottage chresi WASHINGTON Tuesday amended and returned m the House a bill freezing ihr soria) security payroll tux for another year at tpo rurfent rate of one per cent eich «’n employe* and rm ploym yellow- orchids. Fira Wilson, brother of the bride, gave her in marriage A reception wax held following building of I hum ' s and teeth are es* tho ceremony for approximately |M>cially valuable. < >ne half cupful 50 guests. Mrs Robert Jones was of «»ttage chreac NUppllrx ax much in charge of the brales table high quality protein ax one serving which was centered with a three- of meat, HO (loo t overlook it Here ix a fresh fruit and cot tiered wedding cake Mrs Eirn Wilson and Mrs. Grorge Beattie tage eheeiH’ salad that I h tops in BIRTHDAY CLCB PICNIC CLASSICAL, MODERN, gtMMi eating and will provide a served. The Birthday club will hold its KING-M AGM SSON KITES giHxl quantity of the protein which rhe bride is a graduate of the "BOOGIE W00GIE" annual picnic on August 1st with JHA XTH AT VANCOUVER ( ottage Grove High School and lx needed in each day's meal*. Mr. and Mrs. Salem Magnusson the families of the members as was formerly employed by the Cottage Cheer with Fresh • F.di kit romalM » tuli f guests at the dinner Mr. and Mrs announce the marriage of their Mountain States Power Company Fruit Salad »Mi fi telo« ixp. tnlMlno, gj E. A Teich have invited the group daughter Wanda to Wallace King mi ( srl «re 60 and iitnwi. 2 cup« cottage cheese and Arcade Theatre. She was re «pi'lloior. nruirnluar gl to their home for the evening if of C ottage Grove. They were mar I teaspoon salt cently discharged from the -4 «oapl«« laiituiiloas * the weather is too cool for a park ried at Vancouver. Washington on I teasisxm lemon juice WAVEs with the rating of SKD1C picnic. July 8th by the Rev. Roy Parcel. Cut Courtesy Register-Guani H cup chop|»ed pecans or oth Mr Anderson was discharged The bride was attired in a suit er nuts from the AAF after having serv Mr. and Mrs. Virgil R. Pollock, For appointment , (formerly Miss Mary DiVita of of blue with white accessories Salad greens ed is months in th«- Far Eastern The bridesmaid and best man Chicago) married .April 27th in St. . Andrew's chunh in Chicago Now PICNIC AT PARK I melon, cut in round sliccK first stationed at Memphis, were Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Peter 2 oranges NEXT WEDNESDAY lieutenant fighter pilot und meal Training Cehtcr. 2 bananas The Women's Christian Tom son of Portland, uncle and aunt of Th» roupie met when they perance Union will hold the: ir an the bride. both stationed 1 pint fresh sweet cherries or Phoenix Ari ( The bridesmaid wore a gray suit zona in 1943 nual picnic next Wednesday berries LARGE ATTENDANCE AT 'with red and white accessories. the city park, at 11:30 a. m Mr. and Mrs Anderton are unik 3 pineapple slices (if available) TWO-BALL FOt KSOME The young couple are making ing their home in Portland, where An unusually large attendance par- Mr Anderson ents until the first of August when was out on July 30th to the two- his father in business ball foursome which time they will leave for Colorado to be I enjoyed an evening of golf and the with the grooms father. pot-luck supper that followed. Mr. POTLK K Lt N< HEON and Mrs. Russell Iseli played for NEW MEMBERS JOIN Th e Sunshine Circle of the the first time in the two-ball four LADY GOLFERS Christian church met Tuesday at Bring your car around and let us service your car the the church for a special work Two new members joined the some. Three couples having iden famous 5 point way— lady golfers Wednesday night at tical scores were Max Sears and meeting. A pot luck luncheon was the local golf course. Thev were Vera Ziebeck; Hap Hayes and served at the n<x»n hour. August Mildred Taylor and Mila Kingart; Mildred Anderson: Mickey Thomp 6 will be the next work meeting 1—Courtesy—When you bring your car to us we care for Doris Christensen was a visitor. son and Belle Burkholder. Runners and this will be an all day meeting it as we would our own. Barbara Hill had low score with pp were Ted Taylor and Barbara with a covered dish luncheon at noon. Mrs Amil Thies, 48 and Belle Burkholder was a Hill. 2—We have a Texaco product for every petroleum need of dent, will preside at the business "runner upper” with a score of 52. Refreshments were served follow- meeting and program at two o'- your car. Try our new and improved Havoline motor clock. All members are urged to ing an evening of golf. GUEST HONORED AT TEA oil, which cleans as it lubricates—Our lubrication ser All ladies who play- golf are present as there is much w Mrs. Norman Richards enter vice gives full protection for your car. to be done asked to come out next Wednes- tained at a tea Thursday after day evening. noon honoring her husband's moth FRIENDLY CLUB l'KM< AJiuvicuvj— oc ussureu oi saiisiacuon because we are er. Mrs Charles Richards, of Great The Friendly club picnicked VACATIONING AT Falls. Montana, who was a house especially trained in car servicing—Your car is lubri Thursday at the home of Mrs TAHKEMTrH LAKE guest of her son and family. A cated according to the manufacturer s specifications. mer Tohlen. near Creswell. A NO« On July 26th and 27th the fol number of friends called during cial afternoon was enjoyed by thn lowing party vacationed at Lake the afternoon Mrs.'Georg Bjorset Tahkenitch: Mrs. Minnie Chap group and guests, a sister of Mrs 4—Convenience— Our location is convenient far you. Leave and Mrs. Warren Daugherty pre Tohlen and her husband, who are man, Frans Chapman, Alroy Ras sided at the tea and coffee urns your car with us, get is serviced while you attend to visiting at the Tohlen home from mussen. Edwin Pickett from Los Mrs. Charles Richards left for her business or shopping. Michigan This is the final meeting Angeleg. and Belle Burkholder. home Monday. The first day we caught 8S fish, of the group until September, the hostess and plans to be announced mostly yellow perch and blue gill 5—Reliability—Your satisfaction with our service is our later. bream. a variety new to the writ- boy caught a huge bass. objective. Our job is to please you. er. The next day as not so lucky Saturday we motored down the This lake it is said. 1. is 10 miles coast to .Devil's Elbow Cove near long and 99 miles around. It is the foot of Heceta Head light foi med in the shape of an out house. The real Devil's elbow could spread human hand. Each finger is not be any more crooked than that called by a different name. Friday. road to the Cove. Alroy was rais ^We took the boats up Five Mile, ed in eastern Oregon and had nev passing under the railway tressel er seen the ocean. He enjoyed his built over an arm of the lake. This dip in it. as did the other members is on the railroad which runs to of the party but the water was • 5th STREET AND HIGHWAY • PHONE 177 • COTTAGE GPOVÊ • Hol* Nnr Yui Dr„f luitilutr Coos Bay from Eugene. Saturday •cy. while the lake water was a lovely sunshiny day we went up warm. We tu-ned off the coast Styled for the young or older Jun to Lytle Finger. Returning Friday highway >• t farther on to ior, a Fall 1946 dress woven of a a cloudy day a cold wind came go up 10 ?! Ie Ell! to the top of new mixture of wool, muskrat and up and almost froze our hands the Const Range, about one mile mink. and faces. A man and a little boy high. This road was overgrown Large Juicy Sunktit rowing passed us on the return with thimble berries, and other N JEW and exciting fabrics appear trip since our one outboard motor vegetation, was narrow, and wind- * ’ in Junior dresses for the forth on the two boats fastened together ing, and only one way. Luckily coming season. Mohair jersey, a could not make much speed They we passed no car, ft looked as cashmere-like mixture, suede cloth, were from San Diego and rowed tho not a half dozen had been thru with the look of thin duvetyn, and 8TH AND MAIN - PHONE 85 the entire distance about 8 or 10 there all summer We saw a bear s ‘'Minkasha,” the soft and sheer miles without a motor. The little fresh tracks near a fall of water woolen used for the dress pictured above, are among the most Inter- where w-e stopped to drink. No esting from New York’s 1916-47 col doubt he was eating from heavily lections. laden berry bushes Clare Chap Wool jersey, n pet alike In cam- man taught school in this district pus and career gfrl circles, and in 1922 and also in 1931. It was the rayon jersey, beloved for its drap wilds of Oregon sure enough and ing quality, share the picture with We have all the making* for a sight for Los Angeles visitor. We lots of woolehs in fresh looking that hot weather naiad. came out near Rainrock on the checked and striped patterns. Vel Siuslaw highway and passed by veteen. both in black and color. Is the Fern Ridge dam on the way seen in party and date dresses and home A trip enjoyed by all who Is used for many Junior cocktail Red-Ripe suits. attended. Belle Burkholder. COLD WAVE FOR THE SUMMER PRICISSIASHID COLO WAV! PHONE 236J Knickerbocker’s Thrift-Wise JUNIOR NEUTRAL JUST ARRIVED! Knickerbocker Battery Charging f V i and y V F REÇU PRODUCTS' FROM ' THE TREE AND I VINE •LLOYD ALDRICH Texaco Service Station mid-summer CLEARANCE a clean swi STARTS MONDAY, AUGUST 5th ANIMALS AND DOLLS — TWO PRICES Stuffed Toys . 50c & $1.00 Cuddle Dolls 50c COLORS AND WHITE Ta,,u c/BKAUSE YEAST G0T WEAK Fur Mittens .... 50c CHEESE 50c GIRLS Sweaters 50c DOUBLE AND SINGLE EDGE 10c Legion Blades............. 10c Monday Morning 9:30 CERTO DEAL 19c ODDS AND ENDS Remember Gunrnntecd MATCHES Infant Shawls Corduroy and Velvet Bonnets .... Lettuce toes - Cucumbers - Green Peppers - Onions — Orange, Grapefruit Blended BLEACH $2.00 ALL COLORS Dozen........ 3! WATERMELONS CANTALOUPES FRUIT JUICE COOKIES PUREX CHENILLE Crib Spreads . . EXTPA FINE/ LEMONS Fancy Assorted CHILDREN S AND LADIES ALL COLORS Raggedy Ann Doll Ho no U" TWAT REALLY ARE — 3 bottles 49c MELLOWEST f ADN Pictsweet New Fleischmann’ for weeks your pantry shelf If you bake at home —you can always depend on New Fleischmann's Fast Rifling Dry Yeast to give you perfect risings ... delicious bread ... every time you bake! Ready for instant action—New Fleisch mann’s Fast Rising keeps fresh and potent for weeks—lets you bake at a moment's notice! Don’t risk baking fail ures with weak yeast—get New Fleisch mann's Fast Rising today. At your grocer's. (ketun SI vit PFAÇ Ar,ín •T Sugnf I ’ cils DE A MC Wiktniel DEAN 3 cut Why not get all your shopping done with just one stop? Plenty of room to nark and a complete line of groceries, meat, fruits, and vegetables, and feed. SHOP EVERY DAY THE M & W WAY.
