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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1946)
Thur»., A n *. N. I1MA 1 will admit I w"» full 1*1». •,H’ < ,M •• I'KNK' I'hc Woman's Society of Chris, alive hut I would like th«' line of truth to be followed In my case tlnn Service of the Methodist Weds Robert \\ i Ison My father parted nwny in 1913 I church will hold their iinntml pi, inly the kindest recollection« have only recoil«*!l«’n« n|C nni| meeting in th«' grape hi I h » B from n '• small child, Of hhiWfiwn rhild. all Illi (|f Mrg H |( BrWK||,,V(, on W( f at I lome Ritt s through life He preached over 5<> . . years work^hani at hl. trad* aa Main »het. Wcdnemlay, Au<u»t Before the fireplace covered At an impiwsiie wedding cere ii brick innson. sei up nights and 14th nt 12 30 o'clock Each on«' i« with fir boughs and hydrangeas mony Mix» Hasel Wells of Eugene, studied He preached in school to bring their own table and Easter lilies on the mantle at formerly of Cottage Grove, eldest houses in many out of the way | uml covered dish. the home of the bride's parents, GRANGE REBEKAHS INITIATE daughter of Mr. and Mrs Will places often " liked miles In so I , Mr. and Mrs Will Wells, ot Eu grange held its regu- At the regular meeting Friday Wells,' and Robert 11 Wilson of (lOIllK utuni un doing. 11< II«' ‘ W«l» was mil'll often called on »v to at the home of Mr. night ot the local Rebekah lodge, gene. former Cottage Grove resf- Gates, exchanged vows befor«« th« go comfort the dying, bury th«' h.i<l prohchid. Why don't dents. Miss Irene Wells. their t Wagner Thursday initiation whs held for five candi fireplace with mantle decorations You are wearing yourwlf dead always he went No «me ever quit.? youngest daughter, became t h e at Which tune the grang- dates, three of whom were from <>f gladioli and maidenhair fern. thought of paying a pr«*achcr for out Hr »at awhile, then »aid "| a wciner roast and the lx»rane lixige, and were Elean bride of Kobert O. Sage of Cres Th«' double ring ceremony was such services. I recall one rainy can 1. ' My memory I n stored with well on Friday evening. July 12th, or Brown, Dorothy Wyman and f«M'd. read by ¡he Rev. E. M Tilton, pas windy night waking up to fm«l tunny things Some brings trni at eight o'clock. The Rev'. Ells- H. F. C. report was given by Ellen Stiff. Those initiated for the worth Tilton, pastor of the Meth- tor ot th«' Methodist church at something unusual going on and Th*n again, laughter I recall when the new chairman, Mrs. John local order were Mary Wooden and ! odist church at Springfield, offi Springfield, before h gnvup of 26 a neighbor man bcing then’ I ask- undressing to rellrv one night, of relatives «nd dose friends, at two •Ml mother "Whore Pop win going," taking a bunch of pins out of m> Read, who announced the next Shirley Wooden Guests visiting ciated at the double ring ceremony serving committee to be Mr. ami from the Lorane lodge were Vivian in the presence of 24 guests, im- o'chx'k Saturday afternoon, Aug 3. and she told m<> Janie, h little girl clothes, I Ml years ago women used Mrs Walls, Mr. and Mrs. John Wise, noble grand, Eloise Steven, at th«« horn«' ol th«« bride's parent», 13, whs dying and she told her par many pins In dressing) 1 stuck all mediale members of the families. Jbaa«! anil Mrs Patoine. Next regu- san, Candis Foster, Dorothy Wad- ' 2018 Orchard st reed, Eugene. ents to semi lor Ihvachar Wallace my pins in the tall of Pop's duster Preceding the wremonv Mrs Mr CT meeting will he Au ' ard, Vera Gibbons and Gbkeqrs CiM- Tilton sang "I Love You Truly," Mrs Tilton played the tradi to com«* and read the Bible. Poor that hung near. Next'morning gust 13th at the home of Mrs lyngham. tional wedding marches and sang little JanM*. ah* never had a chance when hr stalled nut, on his trip, and she also pla»ed the wedding larU» W |gu«r anti all members off Refreshments were served at th* music. "Always" preceding the ceramony. to gn to church or Sunday school. Mother sal«l "Hamilton, what arc the. iiilF Af (Urged to attend and close of the initiation. you doing with all those pins in Mr Wells gave his daughter in She tokl me once nt school the I he bride was given in marriage It was announced by Robert St. your duster f" bring a new grange lady with reason she stayed around close to marriage •She won* a Stroet length Elmo that the annual lOOF-Re- by her father. She wore a street them. out <>f the "rollleksome" bunch 1 dress of salmon pink, tilack ac- me whs becHuxe uh«' "just loved to Esther Stratton reported for bekah picnic will h* held at the length dress of pastel blue and hear me laugh". On«* time 1 »«id of US right, six boys and two girl», cessories and n corsage of white white accessories and her corsage the Agriculture committee and Cottage Grove dam Sunday, Aug rosebuds She carried a small to Pop I (here is something about only brother Winters, (youngest) urged those wanting the Farm ust 11th and the Lorane members was ot sweet peas and pink rose white Bible and tor "something that old southern name of cnlllng an«l myself are left I am not »u Flash to sign up. Discussion of were invited. Those desiring trans buds. She carried a small white 1 old" she wore a strand of beads our daddy that 1 like) one time, sure I'll not "rise up" next time plans for the coming fairs were portation are to contact Robert St. Bible For "something old" she I ' made by twr grandmother, Mrs when he came home weary after some one strays from the truth on wore a strand of beads her grand discussed and the following com- Elmo. walking trorn a sch«x>l where he us - Fannie Goude Edna Raymond, fifty years ago. mother. Mrs. Edna Raymond, had appointed: Booth Miss Helen Wells, sister of the made fifty years ago. planning ahd decoration for the engagement revealed ’ bride, was bridesmaid. She wort« Announcement has been receiv Miss Florence Wells, sister of; Lane Co. fair, Mary Arne, and for a street length dress of gray and the South Lane fair, Avonelle ed of the engagement of Miss Shir the bride, was bridesmaid Her rose, with black accessories and a ley Ann Neer, daughter of Mrs. street length dress was of pastel Wicks; booth construction. Claude corsage of rosebuds. Arne. George Stratton, Raymond Mary A. Neer of Ellendale, North yellow, her accessories were white, Robert Sage, brother-in-law of Dakota to Edwin W. Johnson, and her confage was of rosebuds Wicks and Henry Snauer. the bride, was best man son of Mrs. L. P. Sanford of Port • a ’ 'Ebner Wilson resigned as over Bob Wilson of Gates was best At th«< reception following. Miss seer and John Read was elected land, and grandson of Mr. and man Helen Wells and Norma Wood Mrs. W. B. Johnston of this city. to fill the office for the balance Miss Helen Wells, another sister ford. a friend, served. Miss Neer attended school in of the bride, served at the recep of the year. After a short wedding trip they Dakota, coming to Portland two Courtesy Clark's Studio The grange voted to incorporate tion which followed at the home will make their home near Salem years ago. Mr. Johnson attended under the new law requiring of the bride's parents. Mr and Mi's Richard Laird (Carolyn Bolton), who were married The bride graduated from the to incorporate so that school in Cottage Grove and Com The couple went on a short wed July 28th at the home of Mr. and Mrs Erbine Grousbeck at Creswell. local high schtxil with the class of merce high school In Portland. He they may legally own property. ding trip south and are now at 194«) and attended Willamette uni Mezzanine Floor. Western Auto Supply Store A communication was read received his discharge from the home in Eugene. versity two and one-half years af navy April 12 of this year at I*. D. G. CLUB ENTERTAINS . JnjULlh* national grange asking The bride attended the local Cottage Grove, Oregon ter which she served as a WAVE FAMILIES AT PICNIC ratoordinatetgranges to help fi- Bremerton. Washington. schools and also a high school in for two years Mr Wilson was re Both young people are employed On Friday afternoon the mem u WiP1 national grange building Eugene. bers of the P. D. G. Garden club cently discharged from the army in Washington, D. C., and a box at I nited Airlines Company in Mr Sage was recently discharg • ♦— Portland met at the home of Mi's. S. L MRS. GOUDE WRITES OF locial is being planned to raise the ed from the army and is employed Godard, the afternoon being spent asked for. Mrs. Ed Sherrill repairs be made before it is the in a garage in Eugene. OLD TIMES Vows at 1 lome in making corsages. In the eve wte fa charge of plans. A g«xxl man said to me the other cause of a serious accident. ning they were joined by their • A lively discussion on the condi- Next regular meeting will be LONDON 4-H MOTHERS At a simple but impresivc cere husbands and families for a pic «lay, "I want to ask you a question A meeting of the tendon 4-H of the county road from Cot- August 15th at the grange grounds Did your father ever sen«! Miner mony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Grove to the Dorena dam providing the weaMjer is good, Mothers Club was held on Wed Erbine Grousbeck of Creswell, nic dinner and social evening. (a soni to fill an appointment for September 6th will be the next nesday at the clubhouse. A letter was held and a committee was otherwise the meeting will be held him at Lorane, one tim«« " I said, Sunday. July 28. at two o'clock »inted to contact the road at the Row River community club of thanks for a wedding gift was Miss Carolyn Bolton, daughter of meeting date of the club. "No he never" In the first place, read from Mr. and Mrs. Fay Ew rvisor to ask that immediate hall. . father had'too much reverence and ing. Stork gifts were presented to Mr.' and Mi's. S. A. Bolton, and SHOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT honor for sacred things to do such Richard Laird, son of Mrs. Elsie Mrs. Lucy Smith, bride-elect of Mrs. Kenneth Brown and Mrs. a thing nnd Miner was not n Chris Gale Roby and Pollyanna gifts Ulm. Kansas City. Kansas, ex Gordon Grable, was guest of honor tian However 1 have hear«! man) were received by Mrs. Thomas changed vows before the immedi at a miscellaneous bridal shower tell of hearing him preach, and Funk and Mrs. Amos Ketcherside. ate members of the families. The recently given by Mrs. Gladys Mil that he did it mighty well but IF IT CAN RE PHOTOGRAPHED WE CAN DO IT It was voted to dispense with the Rev. Frank Brown officiated in a ler at the home of Mrs. C. E. Gra never before any of the family young people's parties for the sum setting of Easter lilies, hydrange ble. About 35 guestj were served a The falsehood of the Lorane epi mer and continue them when as and mired gladioli. luncheon dessert preceding the sode reminds me of what "Pop" Preceding the ceremony Mrs. school starts. There was some dis presentation of the many lovely cussion about a booth at the Sou Grousb«?ck played and sang ‘To gifts to the honoree, this occupying said to me once we were talking nt similar things being told and gether” and “Always.” thern Lane Fair. th«* remainder of the afternoon. For Special Appointments Phone 343J Sunday Service, 11 a. m. he said.'That is one of th«- many Mr. Bolton gave his daughter It was decided that members The wedding will be an event of lies that is going over this coun- Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. 1 would work on closet accessories in marriage. She wore a blue the near future. । try about me," and it grieved him, for crafts work and would cover green suit with white accessories Wednesday Meetings 8 p. m. and to use a modern phrase "it boxes at the next meeting. Mem and her bouquet was white car- MILLER REUNION AT burns me up." It was something I (Second Wednesday each month) bers were asked to bring attractive nations and stephanotis with white* DYKSTERHUIN HOME wall paper, boxes to cover and satin streamers. Her corsage was On Sunday. Eugen«' A. Miller heard told on myself, that I did shears. of gardenias and stephanotis. and children and their families as a youngster, that was as big a Housekeepers for the day were Miss Lucille Patschecic of Oes- got together at the Paul Dykster- lie as Ananias and Saphira told Mrs. Roy Ewing and Mrs. Glen well was bridesmaid. She wore a hufs home for a picnic dinner and Banton. The next meeting will navy blue checked suit and white fartilly reunion. Those present in be held on August 14th and will accessories. Her corsage was of cluded Mrs. Ailene Miller and The Public Is Invited to Attend the Church Services and be an all day meeting. pink and white carnations. daughter Shirley Mae of Fort Col Use the Readins: Room. Dean Bolton, brother of the lins, Colorado, who are visiting rel Try a Sentinel want ad. bride, was best man for Mr. Laird. atives here: Mr. and Mrs. Guy A reception was held at the Miller and children from Lebanon; Grousbeck home for the wedding Mr. and Mrs Herbert Miller of party, relatives and close friends. Florence: Mr. and Mrs Leon Wcd- For going away the bride wore de! and children of Ct^> Creek; • 5th STREET AND HIGHWAY • PHONE 177 • COTTAGE GPOVE • a salmon pink dress, white sum Mr. and Mrs. Roy Miller and fam mer coat and white accessories. ily and the Dykstcrhuis family of They sf ent a f < ays at the coast Cottage Grove. and are n • 'at home at 1031 Washington avenue. TWO BALL FOURSOME Mrs. Laird graduated from the DRAWS 17 PLAYERS local high school with the class The regular Tuesday night two- of 1943 and is now employed at the ball foursome had 17 players and Irish-Swartz Store. Mr Laird lowest score was shot by Mrs Ella graduated here in 1942 and is em Zimmerly and Ray Lemley. Mr. ployed at the Wagner Lumber Co. Palmer took on two ladies. Mrs. I hese are Chase’s Finest and just right Max Sears and Miss Belle Burk for canning TOWNSEND CLUB holder as his partners and regard LOW PRICES HONORS MEMBERS less of this handicap, played fair Nearly 100 members attended with both so they came out with the Monday night meeting of the the same score, heneé tying for Another big loud just arrived lb. Townsend club. Following a brief runners-up in the pte>< No. 8 z business session the meeting was proved to be Miss Burkholder's given over to honoring Mrs. Nellie Waterloo, otherwise they might Blackmore, who has been the se have-had the prize. Two visitors, cretary and treasurer for the past house guests of Miss Burkholder few years and the pianist during were present, Mrs. Harriet Shields the life of the club. Mr. and Mrs. of So. Pasadena. Calif., and Mrs. T. M. Boyd, who are moving to Claribei Hebeison of M Porte. In California soon to make it their diana. Mrs. John Londahl of Port * 3 home, were also honored. Each was land also played in the two ball * I* presented with a gift from the foursome. Twenty partook of a club. Elmer J. Kent, president of wonderful potluck dinner after the club, acted as toastmaster. Mu wards. The visitors were loud in MELLOW ESI sical numbers were given by Gus their praises of the wonderfully Hansen. Ed Finnerty, Albert Grif delicious dinner and exclaimed fin, with Mrs. Blackmore as pian that Oregon must have grand ist. Readings were given by Mr. cooks as well as scenery. Finnerty, Jim Bennett and Mr. can, Hockett and the Mmes. Goude, TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB Tucker, Adams, and Baker. The HONORS MRS. GRANNIS group sang several numbers, ded The Tuesday Bridge club com 9.8 lb. bug icating "Blest Be the Tie That plimented Mrs. F. L. Grannis with Binds" to .Mr. and Mrs. Boyd. an eight o'clock dessert and eve Several visitors were present ning of bridge Tuesday at the from Eugene. Refreshments were homo of Mrs. Clyde Roberts, this served at the close of the evening. being in the form of a farewell Flavoring for Mrs. Grannis, who left Wed M <fc W Brand 6-Box Carton SHOWER FOR REC ENT BRlbE nesday with Mr. Grannis to make Calumet Mrs. Richard Laird (Carolyn their home at Oregon City. Fol Bolton) a recent bride, was hon lowing the dessert course the eve ored with a bridal miscellaneous ning was spent with bridge with shower Tuesday by the members Mrs. Herbert Lombard receiving of the Cedar club when they gath high score. ered in the W. A. Hemenway grove Mrs. Grannis was presented a SUNBRIGHT for a basket dinner and social af gift and corsage from the club ternoon of games, sewing and vis members. iting and the opening of the many beautiful gifts presented by the 25 BAPTIST MIMHIONAKY MEET ladies present. GOOD QUALITY — kSEW Mrs. Carl Sudrow was hostess Suits with Piny uncluttered The next meeting of the club will Wednesday to the members of the be in October at the home of Mrs. Baptist Missionary Circle. Sixteen lines—they fasten at the waist R. O. Yea rous in Gowdyville. members were present and one with a button or tie belt . . . Packed in light syrup guest, Mrs. R. E Bush of Wichita, 2J/j cans Mr and Mrs. R. E. Bush and Kansas, who is the house guest of the cardigan necklines fall son Kenneth of Wichita, Kansas Mrs. P. J. Bush. In the absence into place with easy elegance. are making an extended visit with of the president, Mrs. O. H. Pick Mr. Bush's brother, P. J. Bush, ens, the vice president, Mrs. Hen w1"“' < »' case of 24 cans In superb wools, 10-20. 9-15. and family. ry Weeldreyer, presided over the business meeting, 'rhe lesson was The western boundary of th«' presented by Mrs. Ervin Hansen. nited States at the time of its Delicious refreshments were rmation was the Mississippi r!v- served at the tea hour by the hostess. Telephone 159 STOP! CLARK’S PHOTO STUDIO AND VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE BABIES Photographs are on display now VOTING WILL END ON AUGUST 15 u------- -— CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Cottage Grove, Oregon 242 Second Street PHOTOGRAPHS LIVE FOREVER 'heading Room in the Church Build ing, Open daily from 2 to 4 P. M. ILL.,. 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