Thr R cmììnc I, Gut tage Grove, Oregon
Thur»., Sept. 11, 1947
LONDON I II MOTHERS CLUB HOME NKMYK E UNITES
The regular club meeting of the LOCAL COCPLE
London 4-H Mothers Club was
Miss Dolor«** Meyer of Lorane
held on Wednesday. In the absence route, Cottage Grove, was married
of the vice-president the meeting Sunday, September 7, to lax» W
was conducted by a past president, Easterling, also of Cottage Grove.
Esther Banton Plana wen* made The wedding t<x>k place at two
for the display to be made nt the o'clock al the home w her parents.
Southern Lane Fair and committee Mr an«t Mrs. Jac«>b J Meyer, in
apixnntment« made. Arrangements th«* presence of the Immediate
will be by Gladys Kelly and La- faniili«*s of th«* bride and groom,
wana Sugg and members were anti the Rev and Mrs Frank E.
asked to lesve work with Gladys Brown, The groom is th«* son of
Kelly. Members are to be present Mr and Mrs Charles Easterling.
throughout the day to sell chances Th«* Rev Brown performed the
on the quilt, with proceeds to be double ring «*er«*mony.
donated to the Cottage Grove Hoa-
Following a wedding trip thru
i pital fund
California ami Nevada, Mr. and
A financial statement was made Mrs Eaaterilnp will make their
' by the treasurer. Mwana Sugg home In Eugene, where they plun
She roported that the bed jacket to attend th«* University of ()re-
had been presented to Mrs Gw. gon.
rge Gunn as a dub gift. It was
voted to send flowers to the Ah in WOMEN OF THE MOOSE
Funk services
Women of the Moose met at the
A roport on the hoincmaking
demonstration and judging teams Moose hall Thursday, September
composed of Kathryn Clark and 4th
Gladys Miller, publicity chair­
Wana Fay Sugg was made by
Jeanne Morton, club leader. The man. had charge of the chapter
team placed first in both judging night program, and Louise Wal­
and their demonstration at coun­ ther played some selections on her
ueeordion
ty elimination contest and will
The members are planning a
compete in the state contests.
During the afternoon the for­ rummage sale in the near future
estry club led by Nora Small held and the ladies are asked to bring
garments to the hall with the
their local achievement. A club
price marked on them.
meeting was ¡»art of their program
Next meeting will lie September
at which each member gave a 18 at
the Moose hall at 8:00.
report on different phases of the
work they accomplished. The dis-' MISS
ROBERTA BAGLEY,
play boards wen* shown with apec- NEW WORTHY 1DVISOR
imens of trees they had learned
At the first fall meeting of the
to identify. Those completing the Rainbow Girls held Monday night
work were George Clark. Richard in the Masonic temple election of
Remington Malcom Clark Will- ofn
w
tarn Sugg, Grant Clark and Char- berta Bagley being elected worthy
les Blue.
advisor; Barbara Anderson, asso­
Guests for the day were Mrs. ciate worthy advisor: Jeannette
Charles Wood and Nora Small. Workman, charity; Pat Dawley,
Hostess was Emma Kelly, tus- hope and Helen Axley, faith
is ted by Mrs. Small. A Pollyanna
The majority degree was con­
gift was received by Lawanna ferred on three members, Mildred
Sugg for her wedding anniver- Collier, Bette Whitlock Woolcot t
sary. During the afternoon mem- and Martha Crick.
bers w-orked on shell craft, as
The next meeting, September
which many lovely articles have 22. will be a public formal install­
been completed. The next meeting ation service for the new officers
will be held at the club house on
September 17th.
Telephone 159
METHODIST CHURCH
rena dam. where they will make
MCENE OF WEDDING
their home.
.
On Sunday afternoon, Septem­
ber 7. at 4:30 o'clock Miss Beryl B. & P. W. CU’B
Davidson, daughter of Mr. and "T .R
Mrs. Claude P Davidson of De­
\ ic wmo * x of Gw Business
light Valley, became the bride of
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'.n' Women’s club
Corlu A. King, son of Mr. and ¡ < erul e'yndiv «i -I” >»’ the
Mrs. Corlis A. King Sr., of Pontiac. •*\~r ment of AJcin Hatch tor
Michigan, at the First Methodist their first fall meeting. Eiina
church, with the Rev. Frank E. Burlison, president, conducted the
Brown officiating. Just the imme­ business meeting. Several of the 1
diate family and close friends wit­ teachers were present after the4
nessed the ceremony.
summer’s vacation. Plans were
Miss Jane Davidson, sister of made for National Business Wom­
tlie bride, was bridesmaid, and en's week. October 5th to 11th, I
Clyde Davidson, brother of the the theme being "We Face To-,
morrow." The committee appoint­
bride, was best man.
The bride wore a pink wool af­ ed for National Business Women’s
ternoon dress with brown acces- week was Adelia Hatch. Della
*>ries and a corsage of gardenias Gallo. Lottie Lee Lamb and Edna
Burleson.
and white rosebuds.
The next meeting will be a din­
■ ! The bridesmaid was dressed in
a turquoise silk crepe with black ner meeting at the Rainbow cafe
accessories and corsage of pink on September 22, at 6:30, the pro
and white carnations.
gram for the evening to be in
A reception w*s held at the , charge of the legislative commit­
— Tiott CtafUtt Chrt’i yim/w
home of the bride's parents. On tee with Grace Cowan chairman.
MR. AND MRS. ROBERT (JERRY) MOSBY
the bride's table was a white cro­ The Oregon sales tax will be the
cheted table cloth, made by the topic for discussion and all mem­
in charge of serving. The bride's
bride's grandmother, and pastel bers are urged to be present.
table was graced with a lace table-
dahlias. The bride and groom cut Those wishing dinner reservations
cloth and centered with a three-
the initial piece of the decorated call Lenora Langston or Catherine
tiered wedding cake, topini with a
two-tiered wedding cake, topped Sedergren.
miniature
bride and groom. Miss
with a miniature bride and groom.
Light refreshments were served 1
At a lovely church wedding on Bonnie Carlos, sister of the bride,
Mrs. John Walker assisted Mrs. at the close of the meeting.
Friday evening. August 22, Miss was in charge of the guest book.
Davidson in serving.
Ruby Loa Carlos .daughter of Mrs.
Mrs. Mosby attended the Uni-
The bride graduated from the RESEARCH CLUB
Erma Schoonover of Redmond and
The Research club Will resume D. G. Carlos of Spokane, became versity of. Oregon and the groom
local high school in 1940 and has
been working in Eugene recently. meetings with the first one to be the bride of Robert Gerald (Jerry) is a graduate of the local high
The groom is • World War II vet­ held Tuesday evening. September Mosby, son of Mrs. Marguerite school ancj of the University of
Oregon. The couple will make
eran and is employed at the Do­ 16, at 7:30 in the library.
Mosby, Disston route. Wedding their home at Newport where Mr.
vows were exchanged in a setting Mosby will be high school coach,
of pastel shades of gladiolus and
after a wedding trip to the coast.
rosebuds with white flickering ta-
Out of town guests attending
pers in candelabra before the altar
the wedding were Mrs. Lizetta
of the Church of Latter Day Carlos, Layton. Utah, grandmoth­
Saints in Eugene at a double ring
er of the bride; Fairen Ixwe. a
service read by Bishop Ralph cousin, also of Myton; Mrs. Erma
Lake.
Schoonover of Redmond, her ROYAL NEIGHBORS
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The bride was given in marriage mother. Miss Elda Mae. sister, also PLAN DINNER
by her father. She wore a white of Redmond; D. G. Carlos, her
Nellie Blackmore, oracle, pre­
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embossed sheer organza floor­ father. Mrs. Carlos and their son sided at the meeting of the Royal
length dress with sweefheart neck­ Tommy of Spokane; Mrs. Richard Neighbors regular meeting Tues­
40 N . H ST.
line, three quarter sleeves, fitted Butler and .Miss Lois Hammond of day night in the Eagles hall at
bodice and full skirt. Her finger­ Redmond; Miss Hazel Peterson. which time plans were made for a
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tip lace-edged net veil was held in Miss Emily Diamont and Miss Lee 6:30 dinner for members and their
place with pink rosebuds. Her only Lauderdale of Salem: Mr and Mrs. families on September 23. Those
jewelry was a gold locket, a gift of D. L. Cariker of Los Angeles; Mrs desiring information contact Alice
her grandmother and she carried a Harold Boslaugh of Milwaukie; Breedlove or Elsie DeYoung. At
while Bible topped with a single, Mrs. M. Mosby. Philip Mosby Mr. the close of the meeting refresh­
purple orchid and white satin and Mrs. Ralph Boslaugh and ments were served by Myrtle Neet,
streamers.
daughter Ann, Mrs. Herman Kanel Faye McLaughlin and Maude
Miss Dovy Jo Carlos of Eugene, and son Bilk Mr. and Mrs Fred Funk, table decorations being fall
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sister of the bride, was her maid Langston and Mr. and Mrs. Gor­ flowers and candles.
of honor. She wore a dress of pink don Elfving of Cottage Grove.
net and carried a nosegay of pink
FAREWELL DINNER FOK
AT THESE MODELS
and white rosebuds and gladiolus. CONSTELLATION CLl’B
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Best man was Gordon Elfving of
The first fall meeting of the
At t .e September meeting of the
Cottage Grove.
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Constellation club was held in the Catholic Altar Society plans were
The bride's mother wore navy- Masonic club rooms last Thursday
blue and white silk crepe dress, afternoon. Plans were made to completed for a farewell dinner
white accessories and a corsage of have a rummage sale and mer­ given September 3rd honoring
pink rosebuds. Mrs. Mosby chose chants' luncheon at the Masonic Father Louis Sohler, who left to
take over the Springfield charge.
a green and white print silk dress, temple in October .
Plans were also made for a cook<*d
black accesories and a corsage of
food and fancy work sale to be
pink rosebuds and glads.
WOMEN'S RELIEF CORPS
held about the 8th of November
For wedding music the Misses
The Women’s Relief Corps will Due to illness Miss Florence Keb-
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marches.
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vice hiuking four b*blen White
Ribbon recruits This was followed
CONI ENTION MONDAY
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The latnr County Women's
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Christian Temperance Union was Convention," also by the president
held Monday In Eugene at thr
Thr election of officers was held.
Fairmount Freebyterlrfh church,
Mrs N E Compton has acted as
with the devotional service in the
prvMident for 13 years, but rrfuaed
morning led by the Rev. Mrs. Ro­
sella Douglas, pastor of the local to act again.
Free Metliodiat church This was
followed by reports by the presi­ NO SEPTEMBER MEETING
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noon hour.
will meet Wednesday, October 1,
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Rev. Mm. Douglas conducted the mlttee in charge: Nellie Bukowski,
memorial service honoring the de­ chairman. Chloa Horn and Eleanor
parted members. Mrs Ruth Toose, Wolfard. The meeting place will be
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