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4 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thurs., Mny IA IIMI» DANCE A SUCCESS; IDEMOIAV TO ORGANIZE ANOTIIKd ONE PLANNED IN COTTAGS GROVE 1948, to Mr. and Mr». Ray Wiles. The Junior Chamber of Com- Plans fa organize a DeMolay Black Butte route* Cottage Grove, nwree dance Tuesday night met I a daughter, Diana Lynn. i with such success that the organ- ¡chapter in Cottage Grove are un- ' ELLIOTT — At the Butler ma- ization is planning to sponsor an derway, and 17 chai tor members tnity home, Monday, May 10, Bob Grewelle. student at Ore- other one to be given Saturday, are needt*d. 194H, to Mr and Mrs Noble El gon State college, was home for May 29. «... Music for the coming dance will ' s * n *4*°^ lb and iott, Disston route. Cottage Mother’s Day, with his mother. Grove, a son, Melvin Kenneth. Mrs Ruth Grewelle. be furnished by Jimmy McCowan ** Mrv ^bt**"* tv Ann. They are and his orchestra I asked to telephone Pierce Carter. I PETERSON — At the Smith A large crowd estimatt*d at 175 508R for details Their fathers do Mrg. J. E. McCall spent the toaternity hospital. Friday, May T, Bto Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pe- week end at Corvallis, where she couples was present at the Tues not have to be Masons. 1, Cottage Grove, a daughter, attended the "Mothers Day Week day night dance where Sterling end" at Oregon State college, as Young supplied the music. A por Loose U*af Forms The Sentinel. la Jo. tion of the program was broadcast guest of her daughter Ruth. over station KASH Wednesday. .WILES — At the Smith mater- ital, Thursday, May 6, ‘ Shriner 49-er — Sat., at Armory. The The AVH bridge club met Wed nesday. May 5, at the home of Mrs. Doris More lock. Refresh ments were served. ASK FOR IT Yours Tested Free BIRTHS o i tylilld* ELECTRONIC SCIENCE O. M. Patten Republican Candidate for COUNTY COMMISSIONER Glenn St, Clair entered the Vet erans’ hospital in Portland Sunday for treatment. He has been ill sev eral months. Due l<> Bate Conflk’N TIMES YOUR WAT¿H MARTHA HICKS Annullile«*« I’out polietileni <>f the cSfe J hi a (donde 1 •\9n ÛdiotL ìwirchied ar . . SPRING DANCE RECITAI Saturday* May 22* 8:00 P. M QUARTZ CRYSTAL FOR Mrs. Mabel Rice and her daugh ter Dorothy of Portland were guests last week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hoskins. NOTICE i ARMORY Qt the bkirx .PRINfS THt IlCKS OF WAICH Featuring Toe, Tap and Bullet Adultg :<fM« • (’liihlrcn Ifte Accompanist, EVELYN LEWIS Special Sound Effect by Nichols Electric Ticket« Now on Side by the I’upils NAME Ted's Clock Shop THitsn m R. R. 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