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Page 4 The Nrntiiwl. C ottage Grate, Orrgwi Thnrx . All*. t®. IBili if Fashions if O C I E T Y — Telephone 159 REBEKAHS VISIT EUGENE V Nineteen officers and members of the local Rebekah lodge jour neyed to Eugene Wednesday eve ning August 21 to attend a meet ing of the Eugene kxlge at which time Marian Wilson, the state president of the Rebekah assem bly made her official visit. There were visitors from other neighbor ing lodges, including Springfield. Elmira, Oakridge and Coburg. Af ter the business meeting a short program was presented which con sisted of musical numbers and a short skit. At the close of the eve ning refreshments were served in । the Banquet hall. ; ; Bernice Patten * « ’. Phone 75 o WAR VETER INS AND AUXILIARY United Spanish War Veterans and Auxiliary held their regular meeting at the home of Mr ami Mrs. George Sweet, They began with a pot-luck dinner in the gar den. after which the meeting was called to order by Mrs. Bertha Rodgers, the president Regular order of business was conducted. Bi« rallsr lend» newness la hi - Mr^ Sweet gave a report on the convention heki in Salem. At this tan dress. »hewn above as pictured convention Mrs. Grace Repp was in the August isrue of Good House appointed color bearer to the de keeping nugaone Plain lop. eolUr partment. Next year the conven and skirt striped, with rick rack. tion will be held in Corvallis REUNION There was no place appointed A reunion of the Safiey. Cox for the next meeting for Sept em and Henderer families was held at ber but will be announced later the city park Sunday. August 25. A pot luck dinner was enjoyed at the noon hour. Those attending were: Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Warren. Mr. and Mrs. John Henderer. Mr. and Mrs. Loran Hibbard. Mrs. Jen Cox. Mrs. Frances Marquardt. OPERATORS ♦ nie Mrs. Mickey Gwyn. Mrs. Pearl Gladys Adams EUa Beers ♦ Safiey, Mrs Mamie Gidney, Mrs. PROP. BEATRICE ELLIS * Martha Marsh. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Harpole. Howard Harpole, all Back of Bank Building ♦ of Cottage flrove; Mrs. Kate Saf * 51-tfc a iey, Mrs. Margaret Safiey. and Mr and Mrs. Bob Riley of Eugene; J. A. Cox and Mrs. Pearl Richey of Yoncalla, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Havanska of Roseburg; Mr. and .Mrs. Ray Vincent, ami Mrs. John nie Frazier, Joan and baby from Creswell; Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hen derer and Lois, Anlauf; Mr. and Mrs. Flem Henderer, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Henderer and Shanti, Mr. ami Mi's. Ellis Stanley and Patsy. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bonney. all of Lo rane; M. and Mrs. Charles Mc Donald. Marcóla; Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Marsh. Elkton; and R. L. Cox of Philomath. — ♦ — arr po pa. mo J tai I Mill s' NIGHT l I' GDI > RIRTHDtt DINNER A birthday picnic-chicken din ner was held at the home of Mr ami Mrs. Roy Stith, August 25 honoring Mrs Walter Chappelle and Gaylord Collier. Those pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. Chris Col lier ami Mildred and Gaylord Col lier. Mr and Mrs. Walter Chap- peile. Miss low ette Nazer of A ti I’rdeen. Mrs. Russell Jones ll nd two children ot Kentucky, Mr. and Mrs. George Patterson ami Mr. ami Mrs. Han Bebe. The honored guests received many nice gifts. BIRTHDAY' St RPRISE On Saturday evening August 24 a birthday surprise and wiener roast was given to George Strat ton at Arnes picnic ground on Row river. The evening was spent in playing games, visiting end singing around the camp fire. Those present besides the honored guest and his wife were Mr. ami Mrs Claude Arne and daughter Shirley. Mr and Mis. Bob Wads and children, the senior Mr. and Mrs. Walls. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sher- rill and family, Mr. and Mrs. Er- nest Cook, Mr. and Mrs. R. Vaughan and daughters Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Derril Sarff whose and Mildred. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert wedding was an event of August Hayworth amt family. 18 They have returned from a trip Mr and Mrs. A G. Jones of to the coast and are now at tbeir Photo by Springfield Gardens. New York, home in Gowdyville. announce the marriage of their courtesy of Clark Studio. daughter, Marion Frances to Mil COLOR VDO VISITORS ENTER- ler A. Smith, son of Mr .and Mr;. Corbett Smith of Grants Pass, On Sunday afternoon Mr and Ore. fornx'rly of Cottage Grove. Mis. Albert Adkins entertained The ceremony took place at the 65 friends at open house for the Springfield Methodist church ot pleasure of their son-in-law nnd Springfield, L. I., New York. The daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Thom reception was held at the home of as Fukuyama of Denver. Colo the bride Mr and Mrs. Smith rado. Many friends called during drove to Oregon on their honey the afternoon to greet the Colo moon. rado visitors. A profusion of roses, zinnias ami carnations decorated ROY YL NEIGHBORS tiie living rm>m, while asters anG Royal Neighbors'and their fam baby zinnias were used about the ilies met at the home of Alice dining room, the flowers and table Breedlove for a picnic supper held decorations being carried out tn a in the grape arbor. color scheme ol pink and white. During the afternoon Miss Jo- Ann Paileske of Eugene ami Mrs E. M. Tilton of Springfield favored HINKLE At the Butler mater the group with vocal selections nity home Friday. August 23. 19*16, accompanied by Mrs. Boyd Allen, County convention of the WCTU to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hinkle of and Mrs. Wayne Monroe rendered will be held on Wednesday. Sep Disston Rt. a son. Alan Wayne. "Indian Love Song” on the piano. tember 4 in Eugene. The meeting Presiding at the punch bowl were FRANKLIN of the local society for September At the Butler Mrs, J. D. Monroe ami Mrs H. B will not be held as the date will maternity home Friday. August Ferrin and serving were the Misses conflict with the convention. Next 23, 1946. to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miriam Ferrin, Marjorie Cone. Franklin of Cottage Grove, a Betty and Pauline Dyksterhuis. meeting will be in October daughter, Sandra Lee. who were assisted by Miss Velora —♦— Williams of Salem and Miss Ina GRIFFIN — At the Butler ma Monroe. Thè Cedars club will not meet in September but the next meeting ternity home Tuesday, August 27. Out of town guests were the • , » and «4 X.4 »* a Z George ■ W Moxley 9 I 4)^' will be October 3 with Mrs. Year- 1946. to Mr. and Mrs. Ward Grif Rev. Mrs. fin of Cottage Grove, a daughter, Silk Creek; Mr. and Mrs. M. E. ous in Gowdyville. Lou Ann. Paileske, Miss JoAnn Paileske of KEEP OREGON GREEN FOX — At the Butler maternity Eugene; the Rev. and Mrs. E. M W’hen you are out in the fisher home Sunday, August 25, 1946. to Tilton and daughters Joanne and man’s Paradise which is Lane Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fox of Spring Judy of Springfield! Miss Velora county, it would be well if you field. Oregon, a daughter, Oneda Williams of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Allen and daughter Judy of were to give serious thought, to Jeanne. Silk Creek, arid Howard Taylor the serious consequences which ANDERSON At the Butler <if Mosby Creek. might result from a carelessly Others calling were: Mr. and thrown match or cigarette. We maternity home Tuesday, August who are so close to the resources 27. 1946 to Mr and Mrs. Milton Mrs. J. D. Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. which have come to be ours for the Anderson of Disston Rt., Cottage H. B. Ferrin, the Rev. and Mrs. taking must not shrink the re .Grove, a daughter. Beverly Faye. Hilton Park and daughters, via and Darlene, Mr. and Mrs. sponsibility of preserving them. HANDS — At the Booher ma Charles Akcrblade, Miss Myrtle A little thought, a little care, and ternity home in Drain. Sat unlay. strict observance of the rules August 24, 1^46 to Mr. and Mrs. Kem. Earl Balch. Mr. and Mrs. will Keep Oregon Green for ours Hardy Hands of Canyonville, Ore. Ethan Coston, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Land, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Leon and future generations. a daughter, Juanita Eileen. ard, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Monroe and daughter Jean. Mr. and Mrs. W. C Martin, and Mmes. Andrew Brund, May Hogate, J. W. Eng lund, Maude Wright, M. Hunter, W. D. Lovcgren, A. C. Spriggs. Ted Johnson, Charles Arnold. Ran som Cone. Earl Cone. Mary Witch er, Elmira Montgòmery, William Bainbridge, Charles Cooley, Miss Genevieve Mulvihill and niece, Barbara Arneson of Idaho. There will be no hosiery sale at thE store this Saturday On Monday night Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Monroe, Miss Ina Monroe ami as our shipment will not reach us in time. Miss Velora Williams entertained the Rev. and Mrs. Fukuyama, Mr. and Mrs. Adkins and Mrs. Forrest West at dinner and Wednesday evening the Fukuyamas were dirv ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Monroe. BIRTHS NOTICE NYLON SEEKERS S r basic mix*or«match casuals BLOUSE BEAUTIES, WOOL SWEATERS, fine rayon crepe, clas cardigan or slip-on; sic or soft 2.98 lot» -of colors WOOL SKIRTS >n new drape sty les and classics. 24-30 $4.30 $3.95 PETERSEN’S • 615 Main St. THOUGHI LE I S lly Carl lì. Tialch We TOO Are Victims Of Walter Skeels’ Duplicity WE ONLY PRODUCED THE PORTRAIT WORK HE TOOK AND HAVE CON SIDERABLE MONEY DUE US FROM SKEELS But we will help fellow victims clean up the mess he made by sending our direct representative to the Cottage Grove Hotel Studios Friday, Aug. 30th and Saturday, Aug. 31st 11 A. M. TO 6 P M DAILY COME IN THEN BISHOP MODERNE STUDIOS A recent radio speaker said that if mankind has no destiny, the ani mals have much the better of it. Even in this world of sin, greed and aelfishness, there are more decent than depraved people. It is with great relief to all of us that the Jugoslavian incident has blown over and the immediate crisis is past. Perhaps another half step may be accomplished toward . world peace. Says a church leader, “Wo arc ■ moarl beings because we are rc- : sponsible beings.” The Christian world looks on with anxiety as the attempt to set up an autonomous government for India goes into effect Sept 2. Its beginning is none too auspi cious. The Rev. Tom Fukuyama says, "You do not choose your neigh bors. They are all around you.” It is said that speech is silver and silence is golden, but prolonged silence is appalling. I ------------ A true friend is one who stimu lates you to be your best. In the midst of qll the rioting in India and Palestine, we wonder if terrorism ever overthrew any government. Robert S. Kerr, present govern or of Oklahoma, was the first na tive born to become governor of the state. Mrs Fnrrvxt West of Coos Bay was the honored guest Tuesday night at a “bless'sl event" shower given by Mrs J W. Englund and Mis Elmer Hendricks at the Eng lund home. Alsnit 30 friends and relatives showered t h e honoris' with many lovely and dainty gift*. Guessing games pertaining to ba bies were played, with Mr« Les ter Gates ami Mrs. Wayne Mon roe wining prizes Delicious re freshment* were »erved by the hostesses and the remainder of the e'ening spent in th«' opening of the gifts by the honored guest who was presented a lovely crib and mattress by several guests l>ut of town guests «w Mrs. C. E. Brow n of Tbppeniah, Wash ington. Mrs. Thomas Fukuyama of Denver, Colorado. Mrs Steven son <4 Eugene, Mrs. Wm Sheldon of Delight Valley, Mrs. Boyd Strong and Miss Mildrtsl Fisher of Lynx Hollow TOW NS BOOHER RIVES SOI EMNIZED HERE VUG. 17 Miss Charlotte Towns, daughter of Mr. «nd Mrs A B Towns of Palco, Kansas was married to Mr. William R Booher, son of Mr and Mrs. William F Booher of Cot tage Grove on Saturday afternmm August 17 The R"V Hilton P.ek «4 the Acsembly of God church performed the ceremony at his home The immediate family whs present. The bride wore a street length dfess of oyster white linen with white accessories. She wore a corsage of white gardenias and pink rosebuds The young couple left on a wedding trip to Crat r Lake. The bride's going away cos tume .was a dress of blue wool Mrs. Booher, a graduate <4 thv Paleo schools in Kansas has heen a teacher there for the past Ihnr yeais. Mr. Booher, recently dis charged from the army air corps 21st bomb squad had served s.-v- entcen month* in Saipan nnd Mrs. Booh *r mH in Kansai when he was stationed there in training A baby shower was given a' the home of Mrs. John McCall tor Joy Louise, bnby daughter of Mr and Mrs. George McAlpine. < Inly relatives nnd close friend Iwlng invited. The baby was given ninny lovely gifts. Some who could not come sent gifts. The guests in cluded; Mrs. George McAlpine and daughter Joy Louise, Mrs A I. Woodard, Mrs. Betty Higgenboth- em and daughter Dea nice, Mrs Warren Nichola nnd son Mike Mrs. Albert Woodard ami grand son Mike, Mrs. Hnrry McCall and daughter Janice. Mrs. C. Swaboda, Mrs. Claude Plaster. Mrs. Roscoe Yearous, Mrs. Lee Nixon. Mad< Ion Woodard. Mrs. Kathie son, Mrs. Kenneth Carili'1 Susie Wood. Mrs John McCall ami Mrs. Albert Hull. NEIGHBlIRs OF WOOD« R BT Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold their regular business meet ing in the IOOF hall on Tuesday evening Sept. 3. Fashions ★ Ouubl« • brrMlrd bodice •• blue •r coral wool dir»», ahnwu above *• pictured In Ilir All(U»t l»»u« ot Good llou»rkrrpln( m»kr» (rtchlui tcliool alike. On latUea' night August 2IM, !> Indica played golf nt the local l'olir«*, with Frances Hunter cap turing th«’ lowcat score mid Bar bara Hill the runner-up After the gmne they were pleasantly surprised by a lunch invitation served them by Ella Zlmmerly at her lamie. Those present were Mme» Dorothy Hay i, Mary Ro»s. Frances Hunter. Barbara Hill. Margaret Mickey, and Mias Belle Burkholder, and the hostess The next day Mrs Zlmmerly accom panied by Mrs E I- Crabbe of Creswell, a fotmer resident mid golfer, went to Portland to at temi the PGA tournament now in prog- res» al thè Portland Golf Club Iditer Mrs. Zlmmerly will go to Seattle. While in Portland, »he will visit her brother ami family Mr mid Mr» Palmer Johnson alio left for Portland to attend the same tournament. Try a Sentinel want ad. HOME El ONOMK S < 1.1 H II E C Will mrH Tu> das. Sep tember 3 at the home of Mrs Claude Arne The meeting W«» or iginally scheduled to hr held nt the home <4 Mr* John Reed, but due to the fact that «he la mov ing Mrs Arne agreed to take her place A good attendance i* urged as plans will be completed at this time (or exhibits at the South Lane county fair. Mimee’s Tot & Gift Shop NEXT DOOR TO KENT'S MARKET 10:00 a. m to 0 :00 p. m. 44 tfe Keeps for weeks on your pantry shelf ... You can bake at a moment’s notice If you bake at home— you'll cheer wonderful New Flei« hmnnn’« Fast Rising Drv Yeast. Easy-to-uee . . . extra-fast, New Fleim h- J mnnn's Fast H miok stays fresh. ¡x>tent for weeks on your |mntry shelf. .', lets you turn out delicious bread quickly ... at any time. Nn mere behig "caught short" without yeast in the house ... no spoilad dough bv< aua*> yeast wt-iikened iw-fotv you could use it. With Nriv Fleischmann's Fast Rising you can atari Ixiking any time . . . finish (taking in “jig-time." It's ready for action when you need it. Get New Flei* hmann'a Fast Rising Dry Yeast at your grocer'*. V M Gn/i W • 6th STREET AND HIGHWAY • PHONE 177 • COTTAGE GPOVE • This store will be OPEN Sunday and Monday, Sept, lit and 2nd. for your convenience. ALL THE THINGS YOU NEED FOR THATHOLIDA YPICNIC A fresh mpply of DIL LARD WATERMELONS and CANTALOUPES will be on sale SUNDAY & MONDAY Pint Jar SWEET PICKLES 24 oz. Jar 45c DILL PICKLES fancy Dozen PAPER CUPS -X ies POTATO CHIPS Daintecor Blue Bell L^e. Pkg. 25c No. 2 Can j3C BEANS Home Si vic, Seasoned With Cured Smoked Pork Olives Cookies Candy Spanish Style A wide assortment of packages, jars, and fan cy box chocolates. Fancy Assorted 10-oz. jar 65c lb cello pk 39c MACARONIE,b,,w sty,e Ige. 27-oz. piui. 25c CHEESE Mellowest — Aged to Taste m >. 55c SPAGHETTI as 18c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE sweetened 46-oz. can 43c LEMONS Large Size, Juicy Dozen 39c CANTELOUPES Dillards, Ri pc-Meaty Each 10c CIGARETTES All Popular Brands Carton SHOP AT M & W EVERY DAY Pan-American with Mushrooms PLENTY OF PARKING SPACE ONE STOP SHOPPING SERVICE CONVENIENT HOURS
