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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1947)
The Meatlncl, Cottage Grove, Oregon n>ur».. Mar. IS, IIM7 WOMEN OF THE MOOSE ORGANIZE PKEbBlTEKlAN AID SOCIETY | ENGAGEMENT OF FORMER At the regular meeting of the LOCAL GIRL ANNOUNCED vises young musli'ians that nppli piilon will lx* «ent Io Washington cations for the training should lie D C. «t government expense und submitted with the least powilblc if they do not ( wish the final exam delay. Reinholtz reminds those they will lx> «ent home ut no ex- who are interested In the training (M'nsc to them that this is not a regular feature The duty uf num is plain and of the Navy, and can be closed to enlistments at any time. Those In simple, iind coiislsls of but two terested should inquire at the imintH; his «tuty to God, which ev nearest Navy recruiting station ery man must feel; and hi* duty for complete details Those men io his neighbor, to do ns he would who pass the preliminary exarnin- be done by. Thomas i’uin«*.____ MRS. HALL ENTERTAINS EL MARTES CLUB In a very pretty ceremony in Presbyterian Ladies Aid Mrs.1 Mr. and Mrs. Herb Adams an-1 Mrs. Chas. Hall entertained the the Moose hall Wednesday, March I>augherty presided in the absence nounce the engagement of their | El Marte* club at her home March 5, Women of the Moose were in of the president Mrs. Drenner. daughter Frances Lee Henry to 4 Mrs. John Kelly held high score itiated and officers installed by the Mrs. Roy Short gave a report on Charles Durand. Jr., son of Mr at bridge Mmes. Max Sears and Eugene lodge. The officers install plans being made for the fall ba and Mrs. Charles Durand of San j Earl Weise were guests of the ed were senior regent, Lois Ware; zaar to be held in November. The Francisco. F r a n c e s graduated I club recorder. Bertha Wilson; junior Aid pledg.-d $200 to the church from Cottage Grave high school in Mi's. John Kelly will entertain regent. Mary Bussear; chaplain. building fund and at this time 1942. Since graduation she h a s the club next Tuesday with a L00 Beulah Morgan or Mary Plunkett, voted to turn in two bonds. It was worked as telephone operator and o'clock luncheon at the K & M pro tern; treasurer, Agnes Gates; decided to purchase a new range for the past year has been ent- Cafe drive-in. AMERIC AN LEGION by Mrs. Brown on the accomplish argus. Enness Smith; sentinel. for the kitchen, and Mrs. Daugh AUXIUARY ments of the Auxiliary state de Fern Anderson; guide, Geraldine erty anil Mrs. Roy Short were ployed as PBX operator for Ernest Ingold Chevrolet dealers garage in M others cm b On Monday March 10, Mrs. Ed partment this ycaf'. Mrs. Coyner Holmes; assistant guide, Mialo to make investigations. San Francisco. Mr. Durand is cm- The Mother's club met with Mis ith Brown, of Hillsboro, depart pressed for increased membership Kincart; pianist, Ueorgctta Funk; selected The Aid voted to pledge $200 to Cad Wallace Tuesday afternoon mental president of the American and was very happy to learn that Committee chairmen: membership, the church for the coming year. ployed by the same company. The Beautiful Bendix Console The wedding has been planned with fifteen members present. One Legion Auxiliary and Mrs. Ruth Cottage Grove unit had reached Lochie Thompson; child care and The nominating committee com for some time in June. new member was admit ted During Radio - Phonograph Combination Coyner of Bend, departmental vice its quota. A challenge was issued training, Mary Voegele; publicity. posed of Mrs. Eakin, Mrs. Job and the aftermxm the ladies tacked a president and membership chair to the Springfield unit to a con Gladys Miller; home making. Eliz Mrs. Daugherty recommended the CHILD HEALTH now for sale at quilt to be given to the Burrell man, were guests of the local unit test in increasing membership by abeth Bullington; hospital guild. following to be officers for the CONFERENCE family who lost their possessions at a dinner served at the golf club 35% in two weeks. Josephine De Young, library. Ruth coming year. Ruth Randall, presi- Due Due to a public health meeting by fire a short time ago. 24 gar house. Twenty members attended Rose; Moosehaven, Armarel Mil dent; Mi's. Georgi- Jacobsen, vice- J being held in Portland during the ments, 2 pairs of shoes and one the dinner and stayed for a short TOWNSEND CLl'B informal business meeting presid There will be a potluck dinner ler; Mooseheart. Pauline Robert-' president and Nellie Blackmon*, thud week in March the Child coat were also given away. ed over by the local president, Mrs at the Townsend hall Monday eve son; Mooseheart alumni. Florence sec’y-treas., and they were elected. Health conference scheduled for Announcement was made that the 20th, will be postponed until TEDFORDS CELEBRATE Stephen W. Bench. Reports of the ning March 17 at 6:30. Bring your Donvelly; ritual, Inez Hoyt; social standing committees were given friends and a covered dish and en service, Iola Stokes; war relief. the annual church dinner is to be Thursday March 27. Dr. Triola will ••TH ANNIVERSARY Olive Eastburn; escorts. Hilda on Wednesday March 19 at 6:30 lx- present at that time. Those Mr. and Mrs. James Tedford previous to a very interesting talk joy the evening with us. Walther, Myrna Miebs, Melora and Mrs. Joe Smith with Mrs. wanting appointments will please celebrated their 40th wedding an Hilbert, Doris Coats. Maxine Part- Charles Beidler were appointed call 293L. niversary Tuesday and deceived ney, Millie Miculka, Virginia East on the committee to make ar The February health conference congratulations from their many rangements for the dinner. bum. and Arvella Ellsworth. was well attended. Dr. Triola. as friends. Present to help celebrate It was also announced that the sisted by Mrs. Flint, formerly Miss the <x-casion were Mr and Mrs Guests of the evening were the Eugene lodge and Brothers of the Westminster Guild rummage sale Vale, examined sixteen children. Lowell Tedford, anil Mrs. Tt*d- Moose. Refreshments were served will be held on April 12. the place Immunizations for diphtheria and ford's brother, C, C. Goff. to be announced later. Mrs. Nellie whooping cough were given nine at the close of the evening. Lodge will meet again Thursday Blackmore gave the annual finan children. March 20. The Cottage Grove cial statement, she reported a bal Mrs. E. R. Husted is chairman Ml Sl< IANS WANTED I OK chapter is invited to visit Women ance of $569 on hand. for the conference and co-workers Light refreshments were served are Mrs, Walter Hunter and Mrs. of the Moose of Eugene on Friday The United States Navy wants March 14. AU those wanting to go by the committee. Mrs. Doris Stirl Dunlop who weigh and meas young musicians for further train Bjorsct as chairman. meet at the Moose hall at 7:00. ure the babies. All the newest styles in perm ing at the Navy School of Music in Washington. Those selected for anents. Beauty begins in a DESSERT AND MEETING MOOSE MEMBERS VISIT WESTMINSTER GUILD this training will be given a thor Mrs. Ira Feidler, Mrs. Albert EUGENE LODGE beauty shop. Let us show you ough musical schooling and may be Westminster Guild met Tuesday Wooley and Mrs. H. C. Rose were On Friday evening March 7 a selected for a seat with the United evening March 11 with Mrs. Sam what we can do. w Veatch and May Denny as assist hostesses on Wednesday afternoon group of about fifteen membei rs of States Navy Band. The selection of ant hostess. Plans were made for at a 1:45 dessert and meeting of the local Moose lodge visited the applicants for the training is made the rummage sale to be held some the Woman’s Society of Christian Eugene kxige to attend past gov from a musical examination given time early in April, the date to be Service of the Methodist church ernors night. There were about the applicant in Washington announced later. Election of offi held in the church parlors. Guests 600 in attendance. Twenty prizes L. J. Reinholtz, Chief Petty Offi Phone 317 812 Main St. cers was held with Mrs. Max Sears included Mrs. Clarence Legg and were given away and in the draw cer in Charge of the Local recruit two daughters, Mrs. Smith and ing for numbers two Cottage ing station at Eugene, On-gon ad- 622 Whitaker Ph. 372-J being elected president; Mrs. El Grove men were fortunate. N. J. mer Fleming, vice-president; Mrs. Mrs. Schact. Mrs. Charles Akerblade con Nelson won an "underwater" |x*n Raymond Andersen, sec’y-treas.; Mrs. Earl Wiese, work chairman; ducted the devotional service and and Kenneth Ward received an Mrs. Harold Wolfard. program Mrs. Frank Brown presented the electric boudoir clock. One thing chairman; and Mrs. Stewart Carl lesson on “Children and Their in particular on the program that Church" and was assisted by Mrs. was greatly enjoyed was the en son. social chairman. Rev. Peniston was present and E. A. Coston and Mrs. C. N. Land. tertainment offered by Harry reyl a letter from a friend. Ray Mrs. Lee Cooley, spiritual life West, a noted ventriloquist. W. Tecuwisfen, in France, telling secretary, gave a talk on “Stew- • 5th STREET AND HIGHWAY • PHONE 177 • COTTAGE GPOVE • SOCIAL EVENING FOR of conditions there and the Guild ardship." WHITE SHRINE MEMBERS voted to send contributions of REGULAR SESSION Most of the local members of ; food to him for distribution. The regular business session of Bethlehem White Shrine met in i COTTAGE GROVE'S FINEST SHOPPING CENTER Mrs. Fleming had charge of de votions. Mrs. Carlton Woodard the Degree of Honor lodge was the club rooms of the Masonic! was a guest. The next meeting will held Wednesday evening at which temple on Tuesday evening March i A complete line of groceries, meats, fruits and vegeta be held in the church parlors Ap time the state rally was announced 11 for a pot luck dinner and social; bles — and no parking problem — makes M. & W. the ril 8 when installation of officers for May 1st. to be held in Albany. evening. A car of Eugene mem-, will be held. Articles for the rum Ethel Galdabini's name was drawn hers also attended. Those coming satisfactory place to trade. mage sale will be received and for bank night. A social time fol from Eugene included Mrs. L. L lowed with June Johnson and Brown, the worthy high priestess, marked at this time. Anyone having any articles for Mary Plunkett the committee in and her husband Dr. L. L. Brown; | charge Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson. 1 the sale will please call 135Y. Mrs. S. M. Inkster, and Mrs. Sam P. D. G. GARDEN CLl'B Bentley. Dinner was served at 4-H MOTHERS SPONSOR P. D. G. club met with Mrs. C. about 7:30 and the rest of the eve RED CROSS ROLL CALL K Haynes Friday March 7 for ning was spent in card games and .London 4-H Mothers Club met 1:30 dessert. At the business meet dancing. on Wednesday for their regular ing roll call was answered by each all day meeting. At the business member responding by naming MRS. ROHDE ENTERTAINS meeting it was voted to sponsor garden pests. CEDARS CLUB the Red Cross roll call for this dis? Mrs. Matt Smith gave a paper The Cedars club met at the trict. Mrs. Kenneth Brown and on History of the Crocus. The bird home of Mrs. Henry Rohde on Mrs. Glen Banton are in charge story was on the Oregon Powhee Tuesday March 4. A large group of soliciting. Members voted to re and given by Mrs. Sherman God was present including two guests. strict gifts to members in good ard. Plans were discussed for the Mrs. Orie Davis and Mrs. Charles membership standing only, in the annual plant sale to be held in McKibben. Mrs. Hunter Scapper- future. April, the date of which will be white became a new member. The A report was mAD on the party announced later. day was spent in quilting and recently sponsored for 4-H Club The next meeting will be with needlework. The next meeting will boy? and girls at the clubhouse. Mrs. J. F. Godard on the first Fri be with Mrs. James Hemenway in An invitation was extended to day in April. Delight Valley. the Vida Community group to at tend the next meeting. The Vida REBEKAH LODGE CONSTELLATION CLUB group is interested in the work Regular meeting of the Rebek The regular meeting of the Con- being done by the London 4-H ah lodge was held Friday evening tellation Club was held in the Mothers Club and want informa March 7 in the lodge rooms of the club rooms of the Masonic temple tion for forming such an organiza IOOF hall with Shirley Keefauver, on Thursday March 6 and a 1:301 tion in their community;- noble grand presiding. Two new dessert lunch was enjoyed. Mrs. C. | During the day work was done members were received, Jane Har K. Haynes and Mrs. Charles Dill- j on the club quilt blocks. Polly ris by transfer and Mabel Bris man were co-hostesses. anna gifts were received by Mrs. bane by initiation. During the meeting plans were Alva Fletcher, Mrs. Chester Gil- Rebekahs were urged to attend completed for the card party ! ham and Mrs. Nelson Bemis. the Theta Rho Girls convention to which is being held Thursday Housekeepers for the day were be held in Roseburg on Saturday March 13. Mrs. Leon Morton and Mrs. Alva March 15 and also the Rebekah Fletcher. Hhe next meeting will be convention in Springfield on Mon HARMONY CIRCLE March 19th. day, March 24. Harmony Circle of the First A letter was read from the As Baptist church will meet Tuesday sembly president, Marian Wilson, evening March 18 at 8:00 at the ROYAL NEIGHBORS Royal Neighbors met at the stating that she would make her home of Mrs. Carl Bone, 128 south Eagles hall Tuesday evening with official visit to Cottage Grove 5th. Leader will be Mrs. Peter Nellie Blackmore, oracle, presid lodge on the third Friday in April, Bakker and Mrs. Charles Parrett will have the devotions. There will ing. Cora Berger and Frank Sam* the 18th. After lodge refreshments, con be the love gift box opening. son were welcomed as members by transfer and Mary Samson a mem sisting of apple pie a la mode, and ber by initiation. Several members coffee, were served in the dining STAR CARRIERS were absent due to sickness. Es hall by the committee with Mrs R. ASSOCIATION Star Carriers Association will tella Gates and Anna Gasper F. Smith as chairman. hold a meeting in Eugene on Sun served at the close of the meeting. day March 16 in the Osborn Hotel They used spring flowers for ta CATHOLIC ALTAR SOCIETY Eighteen ladies met at the par at 11:00 A. M. All members are ble decorations. ish house last week for the regular urged to attend and bring their monthly business meeting, after wives. which time was spent in sewing on tea towels, aprons, pillowslips, etc., HEBRON JOLLY WORKERS in preparation for the spring ba Hebron Jolly Workers will meet ' zaar. Mrs. M. L. Sizemore was in the community hall March 19 welcomed as a new member. Mrs. in the afternoon for a flower plant i Gill and Mrs. Frank Zerangue exchange. were guests. All ladies of the par- —♦_ ish are invited to attend the next MIZPAH CLASS meeting, Wednesday, April 2, at The Mizpah class of the Pres the parish house. byterian church will meet in the: A tentative date of April 26th church parlors Tuesday March 1« has been set for the sale, location at 2:00 p. m. Mrs. George Hoh-; and exact date to be announced, man and Mrs. William Chestnut later. will be hostesses. I Should Care Telephone 159 Dora May’s Beauty Shop Now Open Nichols Radio & Appliance Dora May’s Beauty Shop GRAPEFRUIT TEXAS PINKS Dozen67c Caseof96’4- SUNKIST LEMONS LARGE SIZE - JUICY Dozen BISKUIT MIX THRIFTIMIX - PREPARED 17c Ginger-Bread Mix AUGER’S 2 Packages CHILI CON CARNE SHOULD WORRY But shucks I don’t have to be a Millionaire to have my picture taken at— CLARK’S PHOTO STUDIO W. G. 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