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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1946)
The Hentln«-I, Cottage Grove, Oregon WEUIHNG OF OCTOBER INy CONNTELl-ATION < HRI8TMAN PARTY DEI EM HER STH REVEALED RECENTLY Thur»., Nov. 28, 1946 PIE RO4TAL FINANCIAL BUCCEA8 Last Friday evening parents and friends of Latham school and Hebron Grange gathered at the school gymnasium for a pie social. the benefits of which were to aid in expense of the lunch room and play equipment. A goodly crowd responded. Each room put on in teresting numbers appropriate to the occasion. Mrs. Ivan Abeene sang two lovely numbers. Great ly adding to the enjoyment of all was the appearance of Mr Davis who gave many numbers on his well-known musical beUs. This was made possible through the generosity of the Hebron Grange. Approximately $150 was realized on the boot!} sales and pie auc tion. The teachers and patrons of Latham school greatly appreciate the support given by Latham School Parents club and the Grange. The program committee of the club was: Mrs. Fred Har ris, chairman; Chas. Parrett, La tham principal, and Mrs. Alan Hance. The committee in charge of txxith sales was: Mrs. A. M. Johnson, chairman, Mrs. Ivan Abeene, and Mrs. Earl Marcy. Kt hasten luncheon I The members of the El Martes club were entertained at a lunch eon on TueMlay by Mis l.lyn Rickard. Mrs. F. D. Hollister was « guest and Mrs. Charles Hall r«'- j ceived high score at bridge which I was the diversion of the after noon. The Christmas party will be Tuesday, December 10, with Mrs. Fred Anderson. CANDLES by Tavern 1 1$ >4 A I 1 FIRST NOMINATION HELD First nomination of officers was . held Tuesday night by the Daugh A HNMMY 7 H SNOWMAN, m .....7$« ters of the Union Veterans of the Civil War when they held their ■ regular meeting in the armory. ' The next meeting. December 10, I will be the Christmas party and the second nomination and election lot officers. Knickerbocker’s C. 1.0. I. W. A. LOCAL 5-248 Will hold a meeting at Eagles Hall, Cottage Grove Friday, Dec. 20, 1946-8:00 P. M. 16-4tc-19 For your full enjoyment of living — Don’t trifle with your vision. — See Dr. M.E. Smith Optometrist AT Community Jewelers 612 Main Phone 351 10-tfc 11 BKIDE El.M r HONORED AT SHOWER Tucked shealders on shiny, sleek twill, shown above m alctnrvd in the November issue of Good Hou« keepinc msgailnr, nlikes attractive rainy day attire. Couple Plight Troth At Candlelight Service A background of yellow and white chrysanthemums and green ery with tall baskets of chrysan themums and candelabra with white tapers on either side formed the setting Monday night, Nov. 25. at the First Methodist church for the marriage of Miss Patricia Sorensen to George Lee Tucker White lighted tapers were burning in each window of the sanctuary during the candlelight double ring ceremony read by the Rev. Frank E. Ri-own before a large group of relatives and friends. The bride chose the 26th wedding anniversary of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter'Sorensen, for her wedding date. The groom is' the son of Mrs. Alex Garoutte and Hez Tucker of Creswell. Preceding the ceremony Miss Betty Wourms of Eugene, cousin of the bride, played "Cleur de Lune.” She also played the wed ding marches. Soloist was the Rev. Frank E. Brown, who sang "Be cause” and “Oh. Promise Me.” ac companied by Mrs. Boyd Allen. The bride came down the aisle on the arm of her father, lovely in a white wedding dress of rayon marquisette with fitted bodice, full skirt, sweetheart neckline and seven-eighths sleeves. A coronet of stephanotis held her fingertip veil in place and she carried a white Bible on which lay a single white orchid. Maid of honor was Miss Donna Porterfield who wore a pastel green net floorlength dress and carried a nosegay of pink chrysan themums and rosebuds. Brides maids were Mrs. Robert Moody and Miss Beverly Sorensen, sis ters of the bride, wearing white net dresses, on«* over blue and the other over yellow. They carried nosegays of yellow chrysanthe mums and pink rosebuds. Jack Montieth, cousin of the groom, was best man and ushers were Robert Moody, brother-in- law of the bride, and Palmer Ayres of Junction City, cousin of the bride. Mr. Moody and Mr. Ayres also lighted the tapers pre- ceding the wedding. A reception followed in the church parlors three-tiered Mr. and Mrs. Harbert Whitlock announce tho marriage of their daughter Verin to Jimmy Thrash er, mui of Mr. and Mrs. C. Thrash er of Seattle, Washington on Oc tober 2 at Reno, Nevada, In the Mvlhodmt church, the pastor <>t Ui«' chuich oil n un ing The * couple was attended by th«’ groom's brother and stater-ln-law, Mr. ami Mrs. Clifford Thrasher, of Seat tle. Both young jicople attended th«' ka'al high school, ami Mr. Thrash er wax recently dlxchurgeil irom serviie in the navy. They ar«' mak ing their home ut Inyokern. Cali fornia. Mr Thrasher lieing etn- pkiyid at Illi' U. S. Navy <>id nance Testing Station. Ill MOTHERS HOI.I) REGULAR MEETING I’hc annual turkey dinner und Christmas party of the Constel lation club will lie December 5th nt 1:30 in the downstairs of the Masonic building. This will be a covered dish dinner and gift ex change. All Eastern Star tnemlicni and visiting Eastern Star memhers are welcome to nttend Hostesses (or the day will be Gran* Smith, Naomi Witter», klvncvicvr Hos kin». Ruth ami IzM'ki«' Thomimon. London 4-H Mothers Club met A bridal shower honoring Miss Patricia Sorensen, whose mar- for their regular meeting on Wed riage to Lee Tucker was an event nesday at the duh house. A busi- of Monday night, was held at the neaa meeting was held following FAREWELL DINNER AT CAFE home of Miss Donna Port«’rfield. the covered dish luncheon. Sub Don Carver, manager of th«* scriptions to Better Homes and November 19 at 7:30 o'clock. Safeway Shin*, was host nt a din- Gardens Magazine art* being taken The table was cleverly decorat- tier nt the Rainbow raft' on No ed with h large white sprinkling by club member« to make funds vemlx-r 18 nt the Italiilsiw Cafe can hanging from the wall in the lor the treasury. Plans were made iHinoring llillury .Garvey. heuil lor the annual Christmas parly to corner, with many pink, blue and meat cutter, who has left on a white streamers extending from be held on December 18th, at th«' । three months leave of absence. the sprinkler to the table giving a club house with u covered dish din- i I gmootU tunnel bluuse and bUck Guests wen' the employes of Safe- showering background to the ner at noon. Membcra are to in- : weel skirt, shown above aa pirtured ROYAL NEIGHBORS The Royal Neiglilsirs met Tues- Way and friends of Mr. Garvey. many lovely gifts for the bride-to- ' Vite guests for the day. A limit of In the November lanne el Good i $1 was voted for the gift exchange Honaekeepinf maialine make a «lay night in Ilie Eagles hall for n Refreshments were served by Pollyanna gilts will also lie short business session followed by the hostesses, Miss Donna Porter- Diade with identity revealed at a social evening with four tables of ranis. Refreshments were served field and Mrs. Carl Porterfield. I that time, liaise having Pollyanna' by the committee, Elsie DeYoung, Guests invited were: Mrs. Walt birthdays and wedding anniversar Marean*! K«»'ni* «ini Muffii« Funk er Sorensen, Mrs. Griffith, Mrs. ies after Christma« or in January At B. 1». W. Club Garoutte. Mrs. C. E. Roberts, Mrs. are to receive their gifts before and is phmnuig to I«' her,' on«' day Mrs. Grace Cowan, president of', Robert Moody. Mrs. Pauline Tuck- or at the Christmas party. New and the latest In el«» trunk's try each week to train Scout leader«. Pollyanna name exchanges will be th«' local Business and Profession er, Mrs. Shirley Raymond. Mrs. any **ue at Hu* wvrrul iiuulrls Damon Scott, chairman of the made the first of the year. al Women's club, was in charge Derril Sarff, the Misse« Jane Beid- Committee appointments made of .Ntromberg-I'arlson radio*. of the business session Monday 1 Youth Recreational program, gnve ler, Betty Bagley. Beverly Lay ton. by the president. M r s. George night at Landon's Inn. which pre a resume of the activities of this Washing machlwM, rrfrlgrnit- Beverly Whitlock. Patricia Kelly. Gunn. were. Decorations, Jeanne project for the past three years June Elfving. Roberta Bagley. Morton und Esther Banton; lunch ceded their dinner. At this time 5 ors and lawn mower» repaired. anti spoke of the need of a skating Patricia Rickard, Shirlie Myers. eon, Mabel Funk and Mabel Ruth Stewart Caldwell reported rink here for- th«' young people. YOUR PATRONAGE Joyce Stroup, Sheron Peterson. Barnes; entertainment. Lawana the state highway department is | > Anti last but not least the Betty Sturdevant, Joyce LaBlue. Sugg and Gladys Kelley; nursery. sending the dub silhouette traf APPRECIATED most important step taken by any Uleta Raymond. Etta Raymond. Dorothy McKay and Anna Mae fic caufion signs to be placed near group in th«' history of Cottage the Jefferson and Adams schools Vada Crosby, Iris Doogy, Joyce Brown. Grow th«- club voted to sponsor Land, Sharon Hoyer. June Mal-J Mrs. Leslie Anderson was a The dub voted to sponsor a Girl a hospital for Cottage 4« rove colm, Vera June Mason. Eh a guest and welcomed as a new Scout troop again this year with 'Hie club wilt wet again Mon Thibs, Marjory Coiner. Jeanne Ral member. Mrs. Gale Roby was pres Mildred Coiner, Eleanor Hom day night in the east room of th«' ston, June Mendel). Veld* Smith. ent with her new daughter for ing anil Margaret Davies on this armory at 7 3D. with Miss Mar Phone 302 1101 E Main Elaine Creder and the gu«*st of the first time and received a Pol committee. Eleanor Fleming was 11-tfcxx honor. lyanna gift. Jeanne Morton whs welcomed as a new member and housekeeiM'r for the day. During several names were submitted for the afternoon members worked at membership A«idta Hutch was ap THETA RHO GIRLS HOLD completing papering the nursery pointed historian and is to writ«* FORMAL INITIATION the history of the dub sine«- its and on Christmas gifts At a formal initiation Miss Bar organization. Plans were mad«- to The next meeting will lx- held at bara Kinsland became a member hold a rummage sale in the near of the Theta Rho Girls, Monday- the club house on Dec. 4th. future, the date and place to Iw night, of last week, in the IOOF announced later. RI-MONTHLY MEETING. hall. Twenty six girls and two Miss Eleanor Scott, educational Rebekahs were present for the ini- SERVICE GUILD On Thursday evening of last chairman, had charge of the pro tiation and business session, CHRISTMAS IS LESS THAN A MONTH AWAY: Nomination for club officers | week a group of 22 ladies gather«*«! gram for the evening at which at the parsonage for their bi- time Kenneth Hickok. Cqmmun- was held with Shirlie Myers be- A nice assortment of gifts for the baby the Service ity Chest chairman for southern ing nominated president ; Joyce monthly meeting of church, Lane district, gave a history of Guild of the Methodist Purses Costume Jewelry LaBlue. vice president; Thiela by Mrs. the Community Chest to date, and Murrell and Clara Johnson, re The lesson was given Lounging Pajamtu Robes Wayne told of the various organizations cording secretary: Betty Sturde Harold Hicks and Mrs. Monroe presented the devotional.». receiving benefits from this Lunch Cloth« and Luncheon Bet« vant and Ailene Mitchel), financial At the present time the mem money. $1000 for which will be secretary; Pat Rickard. Mae Mal New Style Sweater« bers are selling a new anil special kept here, S5OO going to the colm and Betty McBee, treasurer. Youth Recreational fund and $5fri type clothes hanger and these were Officers will be elected at the next regular meeting, .December 2. This given out to the members to sell. for the purchasing of liand instru It was reported that $66 87 was ments for the grade school. will be an informal meeting and Margaret Davies, Girl Scout USE OUR LAY AWAY PLAN BUY NOW will be preceded by a potluck sup cleared at a recent rummage sale down town. The* Auild his also commissioner for Southern lame per at 6:30 o'clock. voted to assist with the church county, reported on th«' accom decorations for th«* Sunday serv plishments of the Girl Scouts of W. C. T. U. TO MEET ices. Mrs. Wayne Monroe being in the past year and gave plans for The regular monthly meeting of charge for next Sunday. It was al the coming year. There arc three the W. C. T. U. will be held next so voted upon to help plan and troops now anti it is expected to Wednesday, December 4th, with gerve future dinners at the church. have five troops after December Mrs. Hattie Hart at 2:00 p. m. Refreshments were served at 5th. Harold Shearer of Eugene, Phone 36 509 Main Street the close o^ the evening by Mrs. lame county field executive for wedding cake with miniature Cecil Safley and Mrs. /rank Boy Scouts, guv«- an interesting talk in regard to the Boy Scouts,, bride and groom, a bowl of yellow Brown. The next meeting, December 12, and white chrysanthemums and white tapers, centered the bride's will lie a special meeting for the table. The bride and groom cut election of officers at th«- home of the initial piece of cake and the Mrs. H. H. Haworth with Miss bride's aunt, Mrs. S. J. Wourms, Hazel Tohk-n assisting. The nomi of Eugene cut the remainder of nation committee is composed of the cake, which was served by her Mrs, Art Weinkauf. Mrs. H H. two aunts, Mrs. John Allen and Haworth and Mrs. Earl Woodson. Mrs. Soren Sorensen of Junction City, assisted by the Misses June- FRANCES VAN ESTEN BRIDE • 6th STRfH ANO HIGHWAY PPHONE 177 COTTAGE GROVE O Elfving. Uleta Raymond, Joyce OF DR. M. E. SMITH Gardenias and other white flow- LaBlue, Jeanne Ralston, Vada Crosby, Betty Lou Sturdevant of era d«*corated the church on Sun- Cottage V rove and Betty and day. November 24th, in Portland Charlotte Wourms of Eugene. lor the wedding ceremony of Mrs. Mina Griffith of Junction Frances Van Estes to Dr. Melvin City, grandmother of the bride, Smith, The Rev. Prising offici- poured. The guest Ixxjk was in ated. Mrs. E. W Ware of Cottage charge of Miss June Mendell and Mrs. Chester Ayres of Junction Crovc was bridesmand and Mrs. City, aunt of the bride, assisted Marc Hatton was matron of hon or and the flower girl was young at the gift table. For going away the bride wore Miss Hatton. Dr. Marc Hatton Imitation Maple Flavor Heavy Type a dark beige suit with brown ac Served as best man and ushers cessories and her wedding orchid. were E. W. Ware and J. B. King. Soloist for the wedding was After a short wedding trip the couple will be at home at 1404 Mrs. D. Coats, who sang “I Love Red White In Heavy Syrup 2H can West Main. Mr. Tucker is employ You Truly” and “God Gave You ed by the Lorane Valley Lumber Me,” accompanied on the organ by J. L. Prising. company. A reception followed at the Mr. Tucker graduated from the local high school in 1943 after home of Dr. Marc Hatton in St. Red or White Hein» Pure Honey Southern Cove which he enlisted in the army and Johns. The couple will make their served 22 months in the South Pacific. The bride completed her home in Cottage Grove where Dr. junior year last spring and has Smith is practicing optometry at been employed at Knickerbocker'«. Community Jewelers. 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