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Tbe Mentine!. Ccttagr Grove, Oregon
agents conference held in Corval-
lis, as exhibits of good articles for
that project. Mrs. Geraldin* Dan-
zel. assistant state club leader, has
requested the loan of these ar
ticles to take on her club tours
through the state when she visits
various club groups to show as
examples of what can be done in
that project. Wana Fay's exhibit
is two guest towels showing beau
tifully finished hand hemming and
effective decorative design and
Kathryns work is a table doth
with exquisite damask hemming
Guests at the party were: Mrs.
W R Post of Disston Rt, Mrs.
V. Harter of Perry, New York,
Mrs. R. Bradley. Mrs. Fay Ewing
and Mrs. Leia Perini, all of Cot
tage Grove and Mrs. Henry Hess,
Mrs. Mabel Campbell and Mrs'
George Sibley, of Black Butte Rt.
We Are Proud
To Announce
WANTED
Oscar Shelter
STEELE’S
that we have secured the services of Kay Morgenthaler.
20 year, experience in hair styling, hair shaping a
specialty. At our shop FRIDAY and SATURDAY only.
Permanent waving, hair styling, bleaching
Open Monday thru Saturday 9:00 a m. to 5:30 p in.
You are cordially invited to visit us anytime.
A. & B. Beauty Shop
WELDING
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Phone «3
Mezzanine floor, Cottage Grove Hotel
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Mr and Mrs. Stewart Carbon
and daughter». Sandra Sue. Me
linda and Christ Inn art spending
Christmas in Portland with Mrs.
Carlsons parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Fisher.
The annual Christmas party of
Ixndon 4-H Mothers Club was
i held December 17th at their club-
I house for members and their
< HKINTMAN GIFT EXCHANGE UTOPIA < LI B
guests. A real Yuletidc dinner was
Mrx P C (lirixtenaen wax host- CHRISTMAN PARTY
I held at noon before the gift ex-
cxx. to the members of the Ad
, change The clubrooms were gaily
The Utopia club wax entertained
Libitum club Thursday afternoon.
decorated in the holiday spirit and
A beautifully decorated white fir at a Christmas party Thursday
! the Christmas tree was laden with
afternoon
by
Mrs.
H
B.
Griggs.
All kinds of cattle or hogs
/ hristmax tree, all bedeck'd with
I gifts for the exchange and Polly-
for Cash.
1 lights, ornaments and gifts, wax H« r room» were beautifully decor-
: anna gifts. One feature of the
the main feature, and the mcm- Oted with a lighted Christmas
I
event
was
learning
the
name
of
bers exchanged gifts Marie Wick* tree, holly, poinsettia» and ever
, your Pollyanna for the year, most
Creswell, Ore.,
met with the group again after greens. symbolic of the Yuletide
of which were surprises Gifts
several months absence, due to season. Mrs. Glennie Frost of Eu
Route 1, Box 263A.
¡were presented to the kiddies
gene
was
a
guest,
and
Mrs.
Ernest
illni w, and Hester Reed of Rose
| present.
I go anywhere and live in the
burg, was also present. Additional Sears became a new member. The
i A brief business meeting wax
hostess
presented
each
member
barn just south of Creswell
guests Were Mrs Marvel Geer ano
I conducted by acting president,
on 99.
two children A gift was presented with a gift and served refresh
> Mabel Barnes. It was decided to
ments
of
plum
pudding
and
home
10-4tp-13-tfc
Mrx. Keith Wooley by the mem-
I
continue
with
Pollyanna
the
com-
made candies. The January meet
berx.
i ing year and names were ex-
ing will be with Mrs. H. B. Ferrin
Delicious refreshments at the
on the 15th and wij) be the elec
— TA no Courmj Chrt » S i .J m changed at this meeting. Because
tea hour, served by the hostess, tion of officers.
: of the holiday absence of many
Mrs. Gale Roby
closed the afternoon's entertain
' members at the next regular
ment.
A MERRY CHRISTMAS
Mrs. Gale Roby, London cor- meeting date it was voted to post-
(UW OF 1&3»
respondent for the Sentinel, has
the meeting to the following
REBEKAHS INITIATE
ENTERTAINED l»TH
been voted our outstanding rural I Wednesday, January 7th. Election
At the regular meeting of the
Mrs. Joe Evenson entertained a correspondent for the year and of officers will be held at this
And a very hapy and prosperous new year is our sincere
Rebekahs Friday night initiation group from the graduating class of has been given a cash award of Itime'
was held for Dora Simpson and 30 at her home Friday evening, $5 00. The award was based on * ^n invitation was extended tc
wish to all our patrons and friends.
the charter was draped and a December 19. A pleasant evening several factors, the size of the c,ub members to attend the county
moment of silent prayer held in was spent recalling school days community served, the effort put
Appreciation dinner in Eugene
memory of Susi«« Schneider, who and the happenings since. Miss forth in getting news for the col- on Friday evening, for sponsoring
recently passed away.
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Kern, class
advisor,
won the prize umn, the amount of time spent ““b scholarships.
Unai plan* were made for the I In the game playttd .and Betty each week, and the neatness in
4'H c,ub leader Jeanne Morton
'tinner to la- served by the Rebek- Patton and Ruth McCormnck tied preparing each week's items.
announced that the homemaking
ihs for the employees and families ¡for consolation. Refreshments
Al) factors considered Mrs. Roby P^icc* exhibits of Wana Fay Sugg
“The Store on Dorena Lake Shore”
of the Git hens Motors.
| were served at the close of the has turned in a remarkable job and Kathryn Clark had been re-
Grocery & Lockers.
It wax announced that joint in- I evening by the hostess
for her community. She was never guested as a loan for the discus-
xtallation of the Rebekah* and
Those present were Miss Myrtle influenced by the small amount of **°n class at the annual extension
Odd Fellows Wdl be held January Kem. Ruth McCormack, Feme compensation she received from
Hth. Robert St. Elmo announced < arpenter. Betty Patton. Pat Van- her work, but did the work be
n watch party for New Year’s Eve. derKley, Helen Shrives. Lorene cause she liked to do it and be-
It wa. also announced Mrs Soren- * cer, Anna Dugan, Marie Russum cause she wanted to see her com
xen’» mother is seriously ill.
Anna Westberg, Winona Bloom’ munity represented.
Leveita Floyd and the hostess,
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r rances Evenson.
FOUR-YEAR-OLD
ARC A ACETYLENE
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Several relatives and friends
CFC'S CAROL TO SIH TINS
gathered at the home of Mr. and
The Crusaders for Christ have Mrs. Russell Smith Sunday to help
spent three evenings lately carol- their small four-year-old son Greg
ing to shutins. On December 15 ory celebrate his birthday anniver-1
and 22 they sang to shutins in —
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x-eivw many nice gifts
sary. , He
received
Cottage Grove, and on the 19th and’ his mother
---- served birthday
Portable Welding Any Place approximately 12 young people cake and ice cream to the guests,
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went to Eugene and sang to Mrs. including his aunt and uncle. Mr
1030 Madison
Phone 181Y * ora Martin, also a shut in. Each and Mrs. Albert Brodsky and chil
To all our friends...old and new...we extend
evening they returned to the home
his paternal grandmother.
24-tfcxxx of Mr and Mrs. Robert Beach, dren.
every
good wish For joy and happiness! Our
Mrs. J, w .Smith, and maternal
their counselors, for refreshments grandmother, Mrs. Joe Franzwa
part in making your holidays the happiest...
evening of . , the
a Ilie
Chri.insi.
. 19th they had all of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Deb
«¿h,
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nd
cnjoyed
ma
r
Franklin
and
son
Mr
and
will be to continue to bring you, as we always
SAFEGUARD YOUR
op« ning their white elephant gifts Mrs George Madden and chil
e^kiX
,S °f h°‘ C°C°a and dr? and Mr and Mrs AitoJ Long
POSSESSIONS
have in the past... QUALITY FOODS AT
WAGNER LUMBER
20-1 tp
, and daughter.
GREATER SAVINGS!
M & W MARKET
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TOM SMITH, OREGON'S DELEGATE TO THE
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raon
from Ilie
The Smart Shop
LB.LEONARD
Hilda Walthern, Saleslady
inSURRME SEBUKE
WORLDS YOUTH CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE
OSLO NORWAY 1947 WILL BE AT THE CHURCH
OF GOD SUNDAY, DECEMBER 28 AT 7:30 TO
SHOW PICTURES OF AND REPORT ON THE
CONFERENCE.
ROY E. HUTCHISON, PASTOR
WISER BLDG. «17 MAIN ST.
TEL.34
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Cottage Grove
Welding Works
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COTTAGE GROVE RES IF«
NEW NUCOA
79c
Best Foods Mayonnaise
By Best Foods — 2 pounds
Pure Mayonnaise
Made only as Best Foods makes it. — Pint Jar
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COCA COLA
$1.00
CANADA DRY MIXERS
WWl«« Plus Deposit
Merry Christmas and
• ashion—at a price—that'» Penney*». Here'» the founda
tion of a »mart ipring wardrobe, al far let» than you'd
expect Io pay for to much gufdily and flattering »tylingi
NEW BÄUÄU SLITS
All Wool Covert With
Skirts. Yards Wide!
a Happy New Year
1 hose are the sincere wishes of evervone at
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Quality Fruits and Vegetables
Keep Fresh on Our Modern Frigidmist
Sunnyside Greenhouses to all their friends
and acquaintances everv’where.
Dutch Girl Ice Cream
Westinghouse Electric Lamps
4
Beautiful wool coverts in pastel
shades expressing the. “new
look”! Snug-fitting jackets with
flared peplums, fully lined, top
skirts with a wide circular flare.
Another outstanding example of
how Penney’s keeps you well
dressed in up • to • the • minute
styles for little money. Sizes 9 to
Pure wool coverts and smooth ray»
on-and-wool gabardine suits in
smart long-torso stylés.
Juniors' and Misses' sites. 29.75
VISIT OUR MODERN
MEAT DEPARTMENT
MERI»
SMITH 'S FURNITURE
Phone 101-L
Russell E.. Smith
6ih and Whitaker
Cottage Orove, Oregon
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MOKE ANb MOKE. THE TREVI) IS TO REWEY'S
Phone 101
Complete Range of Sizes from 15 watt to 300
SMITH FUNERAL CHAPEL
Featuring Quality Graded Meats
Also Fresh Frozen Fryers
Come in and get acquainted. We will help you with your
meat problems. Special Cuts as you wish them.
M W MARKET
Sth Street and Highway • PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove I