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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1947)
Thors., Nov. IS, IM7 PRE NVPT1AL SHOWER FOR |MI88 MILDRED FUMER Mrs. Charles Akerblade and Miss Dorothy Akerblade enter- • taint'd at a bridal shower, Friday evening, in honor of Miss Mildred Fisher, bride elect of Jim Boyce The evening was spent playing games appropriate for the occa sion. The honor guest was given a Distinguished Gray Frock den about the house, the last one j change at the Christmas tree are directing her to a pink and white not to exceed one dollar in cost, covered table over which hung A covered dish luncheon, busi- At thia time Pollyanna gift$ will an open umbrella, also pink and meeting and crafts working also be exchanged and birthday or white, under which she found was the order of the day wedding anniversary Pollyanna many lovely gifts. A book was giv London 4-H Mother» Club gifts for the month of December en her containing a list of the they met at the clubhouse will be given, guests, a copy of the invitation, During the afternoon members the games played, and in which their regular meeting on Wed- , The business meeting was worked at »hell craft and needle the list of gifts were entered as ted by the vice-president. work. Housekeepers were Goldie she unwrapped each one. (able’ Barnes. Minutes were read Gunn and Marie Ewing and Mrs Refreshments were served at nd a financial report given by R. W. Beatty was a guest At the the close of the evening. A twin aiwana Sugg, secretary-treasur- next meeting members will learn cake decorated in pink and white ’ r. It was voted to postpone the to make cuddle dolls and those and bearing the names Mildred I ext regular meeting date to the washing to work at these are to and Jim, being the main feature. I allowing Wednesday, which will bring for each doll: a pair of old I e Dec. 3rd, so that it will not con silk or cotton hose and a piece of ' GARDEN CLUB DESSERT flict with Thanksgiving prepara - print material 6x18 inches, needle The P. D. G. Garden club was dons. and thread. Work will also contin- entertained by Mr». Knaffle - A visiting party of Goldie Gunn 1 uc on shell craft. Regular meeting Haynes Friday afternoon at a des- and Marie Ewing called on Mary- to be Dec. 3rd at the clubhouse. • sert course and social time. Be- —♦— sides the regular members, there Jo Phillips during the afternoon and presented her with a club gift. BETHLEHEM WHITE SHRINE were three guests, Mrs. Wilbur. It was planned to express the sym The Bethlehem White Shrine of who is visiting her daughter, Mrs. pathy of club members with a Jerusalem held its regular meet- Matt Smith, and a member of the | plant to Margaret Ritter on the ing Saturday night in the Masonic Illinois Garden club near Cave temple in Eugene with several I Junction, Mrs. Ruby Nichols, re Accent loss of her mother. Plans were discussed for the members attending from Cottage ’ cently of Portland and president annual Christmas party which will Grove. A short program and re- of her garden club there, and Mrs. rheid at the Dec. 17th meeting freshments of sandwiches, dough- Frank White. Plans were made for committee with Jeanne Morton. nuts and coffee followed the reg- the club's Christmas greens sale Esther Banton, Marie Ewing and ular business session. The meeting . to be held December 13 in the Mt. Gladys Kelley, was appointed to> was held early as the regular' States Power office, the proceeds dean and decorate the clubhouse meeting date falls on Thanksgiv- to go to the hospital fund. Mrs. i S. L. Godard had the program for that event. Gifts for the ex-1 ing, which was on Myrtlewood, with many articles of myrtlewood be- **^*^**^*^*^^,'**,>**v*,>^*''*^**^ ing on display. Mrs. Andrew Brund will be hostess to the club LUNCHEON FOR WINNERS OF KRPRRIKNUK HIM IAL Thursday’evening of last week Mrs. George Wlckendoll and Mrs. Arthur Kulm were co-hostcsses to the Women’s Service Guild of th«' Methodist church at the Wick- endoil home, at which time fur ther plans were made for the Christmas gift saIe to tic held De- cember 6th in the church dining room. At this time pie. cake and coffee will be served. Mrs. Murk Morgan was a guest at th«* meet- ing. Ttu* devotional service was led Battering fashion. by Mrs. Wilbur Crane and the les son given by Miss Hazel Tohien The next meeting will be No VERA WINSTON vember 20. at the home of Mrs. THIS DRESS U aa aieellant Lance Naish, at which time initia ehoiea for ths woman of maturity tion will be held for eight new who wishes to suit her years and members. figure and yet be very smart and definitely a part of the current fashion arena Dove gray crepe is WORLD FRIENDSHIP used skillfully. The slashed neck GROUP AT GREW ELLE HOME members at the next meeting in Miss Barbara Grewelle enter line ties in a bow at one shoulder. December. The sleeves are long and slim, and tained the World Friendship Ques- the bodice is simple. The lap. bys of the Methodist church W.O.M. TO DECORATE over skirt concentrates Its fullness Thursday evening at her home. WARD IN NEW HOSPITAL at one side of the slanting hip yoke. Miss Mickey Snapp, president, The Women of the Moose voted presented the lesson and was in at their meeting on November 6 REBEKAHS HOLD INITIATION charge of the meeting. The eve to decorate the children s ward In the new hospital and also pledged R±¿hhCs S?”8 ning was »pent In working on their Christmas box of toys for n chil $100 on the hospital fund Buelah fnr Lyon library chairman «.v. the ■for H»rtwlg. ^er“^t<*i13Xn,aM^’At this several members dren’s home. It was decided the group will sell 1948 calendars. sS Zere S Were reP°r,e<1 ,hP 8ick «»'• « Clara Johnson of Silk Creek was sups were auctioned on and tne . a guest. The hostess served proceeds went to buy a book for freshments at the close the library at Mooseheart. P.t ’"T' the Christmas gifts were sent to T fUf* meeting. Mooseheart and Moosehaven by LSal r°°m Miss Beverly Sorensen u ili cn- tertain the group at the Decvm- the lodge and committee chair- - ** । Second nomination of officer» ber meeting. man. A carton of cigarettes was was held and staff practice was sent to Carl King, who is a patient j announced for November 19. and B..A P. W. DINNER MEETING in a veterans hospital. Margaret all staff members are urged to be A dinner meeting of th«' Busi Lemley was initiated to member present, as plans will be made for ness and Professional Women’s ship. club is planned for Monday night Lodge will meet again Novem- ( ber at the hall at 8.00 o'clock. »" charge at Landon'? Inn at 6:30. Cars will leave Omer Apartments at Refreshment committee is Myrna . i ' Miet». Gladys Miller, Wilda King A?,s and 6:00 o'clock. For reservations call - _ -___ — * “ Harrh Hatch. Snnrt Short talks talks worn were aiunn given hv by Mrs. Leonora Langston 171 or Mrs and Armorel Miller. Lena Veatch. a visiting member. Tressa Tullar 371Y not later than Mrs. Walker and Shirley Keef- Friday night. November 14. Mrs ROYAL NEIGHBORS fouver, of Corvallis. Ruth Stewart Caldwell, public af The Royal Neighbor camp met A potluck was announced for fairs chairman, will be in charge Tuesday night in Eagles hall with' November 21 with the Odd Fei- of the program Nellie Blackmore, oracle, presid- lows M gu„ts 7^^ will a My Ladies Dress Shop OFFERS YOU * ‘ ■ SUITS, DRESSES, SWEATERS AND HOSE tfc ing Marie Bash received the obll- Thanksgiving dinner gation. Lucy Ranney. sister of Ed- The cooked food sale, which was na Burleson, was a visitor. Plans pianned for November 15th by the were made for a social evening Past Noble Grands club, has been November 25th and everyone was postponed until a later date The asked to bring their pennies. Re-, next P N G club wag announred freshments were served by MT1- for November 20 dred Stanley, Julia Prescott and The evening ck)^ wlth Dorothy Ketcherside. freshments served by the commit- The Juvenile camp met preced- tee ing the adult camp with Mable __ Funk and Lawana^ugg in charge. PARENTS ANNOUNCE Mrs. Charles Akerblade, has been announced by her parents, to Har old F. Bauder, son of Mr .and Mr». John Bauder, all of Cottage Grove. The wedding will take place »oon. Both are graduates from the lo cal high school. Miss Akerblade with the class of 1944 and he in the class of 1942. She has been employed at the J. C. Penney store since graduation. He is a vet eran of World War II and has been employed at the J. C. Penney Company store, Graber-Getty» Hardware, and is now in the log ging business with Glen Jenkins. MIZPAH CLASH, NOV. 18 The Mizpah class of the Presby terian Sunday school will meet Tuesday. November 18, at 2:00 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Minnie Willits. Mrs. Nellie Blackmore will be assistant hostess. CHRISTMAH LUNCHEON PLANNED At the meeting of the Constella tion club last Thursday plan» were made for a Christmas potluck luncheon to be held in the Masonic club room, each member to bring a fifty cent gift. December 4th will be the next meeting. Mimee’s Tot and Gift Shop Myrtle Kent & Betty Patten;1 306 Main St. Phone 89 Pop up toasters for Christmas. — Community Jewelers. 14-ltc-20i for clal meeting will be nt the home of Mrs. J. P Graham neat Tuesday evening. November 18. at 8:00 o'- clock and will lie a benefit for the hospital fund. Mrs. Horae«' Hatch will be m-hostesk. Member» nt» tending or not attending are to call Mrs. Graham or Mrs. Hatch by Monday evening. 51 Cìauge . Also Silk, Service Weight Rayon Hose DESSERT AND MMTAL TIME Mrs. Minnie Willits entertained th«' C. C. Club Monday afternoon at her home. The hostexs served a dessert course which was follow ed by a social afternoon ot visiting and needlework. On November 24 the club will meet with Mrs. Kit- 11«> Kime. The Smart Shop Loia C Leonard oily Sovsr’t THRIF-T-^P: OIIATI» lAVINOt au tai . HITPARADE ualilyFoo^l Reel joy will be yours with our endless proces sion of quality food*... and »be SAVINGS realized by doing all your shopping here! You ll find everything Io make your food problems easier, so why not make your Food Dollars Go fgrther by Always Depending on... W a ’ti l A M & W MARKE! Where Parking Is a Pleasure CELERY Bunch .......... CARROTS 3 Pounds GOWDYVILLE SOCIAL < LI B Mr». Lester Yearous entertained the Gowdyvillc club Wednesday of last week with a large number at tending. Besides the regular mem bers. guests were Mr». William Halderman of Eugene, a former member. Mrs. Sloan, and Mrs. James E«ty of Cottage Grove. The prize was won by Mrs. Espy. The hostess served refreshments at the close of the meeting. On Novem r* . . « . BETROTHAL OF DAUGHTER Pop up toasters for Christmas The of Miss Dorothy ber 19, the Club will meet again Community Jewelers. 14-ltc-20i Akerblade> da^hte,. of Mr. an£ with Mrs. Ralph Geer. ' MEETING The losing aide in the annual ex- Th«> Past Nobl«1 Grands club held pcrience social of the Presbyter- a business meeting followed by a ian church served a luncheon to social afternoon Thursday in the the members ot th«' winning side (kid Fellow» hall. Hostesses for Wednesday in the church dining .the afternoon were Lirta Stew room. Mrs W II Daugherty anti art, Ina Stuart, Melvie St. Elmo Mm. Schofield Stewart were cap- and Vina Smith. • tains of the experience social Th«' food sale orignially planned At the business meeting which for November 15, has been post folk»wed th«» luncheon Mrs. Vinal poned until a later date. I Randall. Sr„ president, presided Plana were mack* for the rummag«' SPECIAL MEETING FOR sale to be held at Hansen Bro», LADIES GOLF CLUB garage Saturday. November 15. Meri King, president of the La with Mr». A. W. HelUwell chair dies Goli Club, urges all members man. A bazaar was planned for a to attend n s|a*cial meeting at the later date, with Mrs. Roy Short Cottage Grove Country Club, Nov acting as chairman of this. • 18th at 7:30 p. m. for the election Mr» S. 4.. Godard led th«' de- of officers and disposition of funds . votional» on "Thanksgiving." The now on hand. president announc'd her budget and nominating committee» for N, OF W. BENEFIT MEETING the year. The Neighbors of Woodcraft ao- PLANS MADE FOR CHRISTMAS GUT SALE held at the December meeting, nt Ihr home of Mrs Frank Brown. Hostrsses lor this meeting will The Woman’» Social y of Chris- lx» Mrs Blown, Mr» Albert Wood of the Methodist tian church mot Wwinesday afternoon ard and Mrs. Charles CSoley. at th«' home of Mrs Maude Wright Pass Million Marte for a 1:45 dessert and monthly HoldelnFrieaian associating ot meeting. Mrs. Wright was assish'd in serving by Mrs. Charles Arnold America has registered one ndl’ion and Mrs E. A. Coston Mrs. Chas. bulls since tile association was or ganized in IHM Cooley lot th«' devotions and Mrs Andrew Brund presented th«1 les son. Re|s>rts were given on the Food and flower« »ra aubmltlrd recent conference held in Eugene At the business m<»*ting it was •» religious offering, to carved rep- do'ided to have n cafeteria lunch rasenlatlone of cobra* In many parla eon in conjunction with a bazaar of India in th<' church dining room on Sat urday, December 13. Pop up toasters for Chriatmas Community Jewelers. I4ltc-2()l Installation of officers will lx* W. H. C. S. MEETS \T M RIGHT HOME ROCTAL AND RURINEHH . LAY THESE AWAY r ; ’ MT i.at We greatly appreciate the warm welcome you gave us on our opening. We will strive to bring you the tops in fashions at all times. Fresh Grude A Mediums SQUASH Pound.......... 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No. 1 Grade ROAST BEEF All meat, no waste 14 oz. can 69c APRICOTS Whok* u npeeled No. 2H can 27< Cranberry Sauce O for 45c CASE GOODS No. 1 can “ PUMPKIN No. 2’^ can 2 for 25c Peas FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 1 can 25c TOMATO COCKTAIL Corn No. 2 can 27c Turkeys for 20c round (’mm Thanks to All of You 19c (.enter Cuts Beans Cut Green < Hw 2 I conn Hominy White Kr>rn«-I<« < 'axe 24 «■uns Grapefruit Hwert Tender < '»«e 24 chiim DressShop 509 Main Street Phone 36 5th Street and Highway • PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove s
