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EASTERN STAR ELECTS
OI ITCEKS FOR |RIM
Harriet Horn, retiring worthy
matron, presided at Hie regular
meeting and election of officers of
the Chapter of Eastern Star Fri
day night in the Masonic temple.
Officers elected for the coming
year are: Ruth Smith, worthy
matron, George Witter», worthy
patron; Isabelle Gates, associate
matron; •Jack Dillon, associate
patron; Ruth Thompson, conduc
tress; AilenA Rickard, associate
conductress; Miss Eunice Vnn-
Denberg, re-elected secretary; and
Barbara Hill, re-elected treasurer ’
Appointive offievrs will be an
nounced later Joint installation
will be held with the Masons Sat
urday night, December 20.
Reports .were given by member« j
who visited the Vernonia chapter!
and ones who witnessed the insti-i
tut ion of the Oakridge lodge. It
was announced that there will he
a district meeting here February!
27 This will include Creswell, I
Oakridge and Cottage Grove chap
ters Uma Thum, grand associate
matron, announced she would
make her first official visit to Cot
tage Grove chapter January 9th
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THRIF-T-JIP.
BUDGET
''AVf ON HOLIDAY .
Rather than wait until the ’tail minute* to do
your holiday shopping, why not do mott !■
of it now and eliminate the ’day before*
rush? You will find a greater variety of
quality, holiday food« ... at prices
that mean substantial savings ... by*
doing all your buying at
SAVINGS
im
M & W MARKET
Savings for Friday & Saturday
_ plen*y of Parking Space
NEW NUCOA independent grocery
,b 39c
GOODIES FOR CHRISTMAS
• CANDIES
Chocolate Drops
lb. 39c
Satin Mix
12 oz. pkg. 29c
Gum Drops 12 oz. pkg. 29c
Candy Canes
Each 5c
Thin Mints
lb. box 69c
Winstel Chocs lb box 98c
NUTS
Peanuts, Roasted lb.
Brazils, Large
lb.
Almonds, Soft Shell lb.
Mixed Nuts
lb.
Filberts
lb.
Walnuts, Large
lb.
29c
43c
49c
39c
29c
29c
FRUIT COCKTAIL & wh«e
43c
CRANBERRY SAUCE Ocean Spray no 1 can 23c
OLIVES Lindsay large ripe
c»n 27c
SALAD OIL Pure Vegetable
full qt. Jar 79c
FRESH PRODUCE
Sweet Potatoes
lb 12c
Oranges
Doz. 23c
ApplCS Fancy Wincsaps ,ib. 13c
Grapefruit T«, ,. P,„k. 3 far 25C
Celery
Cranberries
Cocoanuts
S(|U2Sh Banana
29C
ib. 45c
» 15c
lb. 3V2C
Lge bunch
M & W MEAT DEPARTMENT
ORDER YOUR TURKEY NOW
HAM Eastern Sugar Cured
half or whole
" 65c
SLICED BACON Eastern Sugar Cured lb. 79c
Shoulder Cut
lb.
PORK ROAST
57c
lb.
PORK STEAK
59c
5th Street and Highway • PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove
"Hang Up the Badges," was given
honoring Harriet Horn, retiring
worthy matron, and Charles Aker-
bladr, retiring worthv paton, and
iw»th were presented gifts. Th?
evening closed with refreshments.
Maxine Ward being chairman of
the committee.
AT JI 'HILKE MANK
rh$ Mo$t Reverend Edward D.
Howard, D.D. Archbishop of Port-
land in Oregon, who will speak at
the Jubilee Mass commemorating
the 50th anniversary of (Air l-ady
of Perpetual Help Church in Cot-
I tagc Grove.
WINTER GOLF PLAY
FOR THE LADIES
Despite the inclement weather
December 10, five ladies played
golf at the local course. We will
continue having this play for each
month, on th° second Wednesday.
। Next meeting will be January 14
with a luncheon served at 12 noon
I»y Mrs Geo. Ross at the club
house. Everyone is invited to come
and bring a friend. Please call
Mrs. Ross in advance if coming to
the luncheon. You do not need to
be a member of the golf dub to
i play, If weather is not suitable
wc will play cards. Ella Zimmerly
had the lowest score while the
president of the club had the high- \
est. LxK'hic Thompson was award
ed the prize for the best putting1
on No. 5. She and Vera Ziebcck
tied with identical scores. Mrs.
Earl Hill suggested wc begin a
ladies golf ladder, and she was
appointed to take charge of this.
Next time we will challenge the
one above us on the ladder. Vera
and Lochic plan to play off the tie.
On January 14 all players are
requested to come in costume. |
Most authentic costume will re-|
ceive a prize. So doll up and come
out for some fun during the win
ter months. May take snapshots.
Attendance was cut down due to
the fact that Alma Scars and Mrs.
R. L. Sodergren were on the radio i
program for Cottage Grove day.
Dec. 10, and had to go to Eugene.
Others were prevented for various
reasons from attending the first
winter meeting.
RAINBOW GIRLS
PLAN DANCE
A regular meeting of the Rain-
lx>w Girls was held Monday night.
December 8th and plans were
made for a f o r m a I Christmas
dance to lie held Decemlter 27.
Outside girls and boys will be in
vited anti music will bo furnished
by records. The dance will be held
tn the Masonic hall.
This was followed by the read
ing of a petition and balloting.’
M. P. G. I HRINTMAN PARTY
Mrs A. W. Helliweli wax ho»t-
es* to the members of the M. P. G.
club at a dessert course and
Christmas party Tuesday after
noon at her home. Her dessert ta
ble was centered with red carna
tions and miniature yelkiw mums
with red tapers The Christmas
gift exchange followed th«- lunch
eon and the members voted to
send two Christmas packages to
the Veterans hospital at Rose
burg Mrs Karl Mills, president of
the club, presented each member
with a gift.
Mrs. Roy Short will entertain
the group at the next meeting,
January 13th.
GRAND PATRIARCH TO BE
Thurs.. Dec. IN, UMI
GHENT SPEAKER
J. M. Bennett, grand patriarch
of the grand lodge of Oregon, will
be the guest speaker at the Odd
Fellows meeting on Thursday eve
ning following the regular lodge
session and conferring of degree
work Refreshments will be served
CHRISTMAN TREE
FOK JUVENILE*
On Monday night, December 22.
the Royal Neighbors and juvenile
members will have their Christ
mas tree and gift exchange
INVESTITI-RE SERVICE
Investiture services were held
, by candlelight Monday evening in
the armory for the third grade
Brownies. Brownie pins were
awarded to Genene Ferguson,
Mary CothreU, Nancy Hugdahl,
, Carole Monte, Naoma Richardson,
1 Charlotte Simpson, Janet Tonoli
' and Carol Walker Martha Craw-
I foni is a new member of the troop.
| Refreshments were served by
, the leaders and troop committee.
The Christonas party and gift
। exchange will be Monday at 3:00
i p.m. in the armory.
HCOITH PLAN
CHR1NTMAN PARTY
Allard Maddess wax in charge
of the Boy Scout troop 18 meeting
I Monday night. Following the
opening ceremony the troop made
plans for a Christmas party and
the boys planned to draw names
for presents. Parents of the Scouts
are invited to attend the party
The investiture service, a can
dlelight ceremony was held in the
latter part of the meeting. L. A.
Naish acted as master of cere
monies and was assisted by Scouts
Kon Mooney, Bob Mendeil, Duane
Radloff and Larry Safley. In this
impressive ceremony Glenn Hunt,
Eddie Graham. Gary Gardner. Al
lard Maddess and Wesley Naish
received their tenderfoot pins and
officially became Boy Scouts of
America. The meeting closed with
a special ceremony.
FOR YOUR HOLIDAY SHOPPING PLEASURE ■
May we suggest these lovely clothes for your immediate need or for gifts
for that certain someone.
SPORTSWEAR
for the active girl or woman, styled by KORKT of California
Skirts
Jackets
Slacks
SPORTDRESSES
by Kay McCoy
COATS
by Donnybrook
LINGERIE
by Kiekcrniek and Rita of Hollywood
All are superbly styled and tops in fashions. See these and our mnnv other
quality clothes at
PERRY’S
Quality Store for Women
OKLAHOMA CITY VISITOR
HONORED WITH LUNCHEON
Mrs. Velma Forrester enter
tained with a luncheon hondring
her sister, who is visiting from
Oklahoma City. Oklahoma. Guests
were Mrs. Gersky, who was the
guest of honor, Mrs. Lloyd Swan
son. Mrs. Barney Shattuck and
Mrs. Geraldine Craine.
For your convenience this store will remain open till 9 p. m. Fridays till
Christmas.
<1?
Toasty Warm
Children's Firesides
$1.29 to $2.95
194« OFFICERS ELECTED
At a recent meeting of the
Daughters of the Union Veterans
of the Civil War, officers for 1948
were deep'd as follows: President.,
Grace Cowan; senior vice presi
dent. Mabel Doleman: junior vice
president, Eva Hatch; treasurer.
Hazel Tohlcn; patriotic instruc
tor. Cora Cooley; chaplain. Pearl
Safley; council member No. 1.
Cora Cooley; council member No.
2, Nellie Christiansen; council
member No. 3. Mamie Gidney.
Elva Eldred of Portland was a
guest and presented a gift to Nel
lie Christiansen for making the
most calls during the quarter.
4-11 MOTHERS MAKE
CHRISTMAS PLANS
The London 4-H Mothers club
met on Wednesday at their club
house for an all day meeting with
a covered dish luncheon at noon
In the absence of the president
the business meeting was con-
ductcd by Esther Banton Thanks
for flowers sent by the club were
received from Maryjo Phillii» and
Margaret Ritter. Mrs. Phillips was
able to attend the club after a
prolonged illness.
Plans were completed for the
Christmas party and members
were reminded that gifts for the l
exchange were not to/exceed the
cost of one dollar. Guests may be
invited and should bring gifts for
the exchange. It was decided that|
the club would purchase treats fori
the youngsters but that each
mother was to bring a toy for
her own child for the tree. There
will be the regular covered dish
luncheon at noon.
During the day members made
cuddle dolls from old silk hose, j
worked on shell craft and did
handwork, A wedding anniversary
gift wan received by Florence
Riggs from her Pollyanna. Guests
were Mabel Ciimpbell anil Katie
Manning. Housekeepers for the
day were Audrey Fletcher and
( Edith Gilham.
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