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The Sentine», (id ta g e Grim-, Oregon June |o, I'llM M is s N IN A C H A P M A N K K tE IV K M M T H H .A K x ilu * Miss Nina Chapman, a senior in this year's graduating class, was N T IN E L notified Friday that she had earned a $100 scholarship in Home Economics at Oregon State college, the award being made by Cottage Grove was well repre the Standard Oil Company. This makes ten scholarships re sented at the 27th annual conven tion of Business and Professional ceived by seniors of the 1948 class. Women’s clubs held in Eugene at W E D D IN G I W I t i t u a w n v rr ... . Womens — _ 1 uas ' P ’' n l at contract ; (tu- Eugene hotel Ju n e 4 it t t ’O l Pl P M vitKiF d Invitations wete in the mail the bridg. )h.im win- - .... - M . h " ' ’ - 1 ,,,v i M A K K ,* ,> . , i - ..................... iVention chairman was Genevieve WEDNESDAY past week for t h e approaching "e .rs low A ‘ma i of «"d president John Graham, an old time res- marriage of Miss Beverly Benton, umd f» of the Eugene B A P . W , club is dent of this community, and Mrs daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude until fall, except f o r a picnic Cora Pirtle "Attune W it h T o I m„ ra„ " x “ «“ Lillie Quarles of Norman. O k la Benton, and Robert I. Daugherty, w h ,« w in be homa were married Wednesday in son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H Paugli —♦ — convention. Eugene by Judge Skipworth. The erty, all of Cottage Grove. The ' ' ,l ' *■K 1 E ' ' T convention opened Friday Couple will make their home in wedding is scheduled for Sunday, , night with a pioneer banquet held the Gowdyville community. Jtine 27. at 3.00 p m, in the First ■JORMET H O M E byterinn church M r Daueh? , u W®11(1 Friendship Quesbys at the Eugene Hotel, which was Mr. Graham has been employed Presbyt» erty, a pre-medical student at the ° f hC * * ” ' ,$’ i od,st ‘*hurch are followed by a fun session of stunts by the l-ane county for. mnnj Uhiversitv of Orcgon th s year apon‘ ori"«, a sll' 7 Friday af- and old „m e songs. with the local years. ^ l e n « e r \ h e U n i X t 7 M X i ^ xn nm J^ , h J hfrom 7 % ’° fJUb ” " « ‘ I’u entv - Seventh Cham bray Classic A n n u a l Convention ) C I E T Y B.&P.W. In Eugene Telephone 555 nr 556 Telephone 182 B f c „ l, The S-V'-hv I C^ 'T rly " c,ed °*Jt b>' WORLD FRIENDSHIP GROUP Hjonn t. The Quesbys wish , Ella Beers and Lenora Langston, The high school World Friend to invite all ladies who are inter- ■ This stunt was directed by Ruth ship girls of the Methodist church ested, to come at any time within Stewart Caldwell. NII.E DAUGHTERS the Mated hours, A program w ill i The business meeting Saturday met Thursday night at the par IfVJOY BRIDGE sonage with Miss Carol Lemmert Daughters of the Nile were en- at ,n,ervals dunnK morning was held in the IO O F leading the devotional service. The I hall with the 8t>|e presWent t Attained at the home of Mrs. J. E the afternoon. president. Miss Betty Dyksterhuis. AYnold on Wednesday evening. ! ♦ — one Jensen of Eugene, in charge. conducted the business meeting, Jtlne 2. with Mrs. Daisy Cochran Mrs. Fred Bressler w ill enter- Ruth Stewart Caldwell acted on at which time final plans were Mb-s Elsie Wiese Mrs. Barbara tain the Neighbors of Woodcraft the special rules committee during ------ ----- ----------- niad«* for the tea to be held at the Jffll and Mrs. Maxine Braswell j socially at her home next Tuesday the convention. home of Mrs Georg Bjorset on acting as assistant hostesses. The night at 8:00 o’clock rhe International luncheon was Friday afternoon. June 11th. served at the Eugene hotel, the The annual retreat of the group tables being decorated with min- w ill be at the Methodist camp laturc flags of the various coun- ‘ Magruder at Bar View, August 31 ‘ tries. Miss Anne Avery of Port- to September 3 land, a recent visitor of the Scan A guest of the evening was Mrs Colorful rotton frock. dinavian countries and dress«>d in Glen Dickenson of Rockford, Il li their native costume, s p o k e on nois. ’International B. & P. W. Con Refreshments were served at By VERA WINSTON ference.” the close of the evening by Mrs. T H E L IT T L E cotton frock be At the business meeting Satur- Frank Brown. comes mors important and wear- day afternoon the 1948-49 officers -♦ - * . T,fb season, as designers ac were elected with Carmelita Wed cord it tho detail usually reserv-d dle of Salem being elected presi HANDKERCHIEF S lillU E R fo. flnu rayon or silk. Striped dent; Charlene Edwards of Cor FOR MRS. HAWORTH Mrs. Alfred McKenzie. Mrs. Joe ebamb.-ay is used for a nice little vallis. first vice; Florence Barton frock that hat the stripes worked of Coquille, second vice; Gertrude McClarnan and Mrs Frank Brown norisontally on the bodice and hips, Dennis of ixuuna. Dallas, iw recording secre- were ---....... ui o i milk’ NtXlx- J • co-hostesses at the ......... M eth •hd vertically on the box-pk.ted odist parsonage for for the the regular regular tary; Betty Elleson of Salem, cor- 2 ™ parsonage ■lu’’ *• pleated all around, responding secretary; N a t a l i e ,he Service Guild and with the pleats sewn down to the Bums of Toledo, treasurer. State ™*ndkerch“,f shower for Mrs. H Bums of Toledo, treasurer. State „ hips. A self belt, and a white linen rSoirmn« — i—_ elected _i— j at . this .. • M »» Haworth, Haworth. who recently le left to collar team up with the white chairmen u.*^ were . also time. make her home at Prineville. linen bolero jacket. The Cottage Grove club won Toh,cn was in first place with their scrap book. cnarKC of ,hc devotional service “PINK AND R U E" NHOMER having the most complete cover- a?d took ,he KrouP to the church Mrs H«rv«*y K elly was honorcd i age of activities of the clubs with whcre ’ ^ey listened to an organ w ith a pink and blue" shower clippings from their local paper. f ° ncer’ by John Hanna, played on May 27 at the home of Mrs. Alta this being in the weekly news- ,he W urlitzer ------ organ, a fte r Kelley. paper group. Miss Della Gallo was which the members returned to The decorative theme was in charge of the scrap book the the parsonage for their business cleverly arranged in pink und blue, meeting and completed plans for with a large stork centering the , past year. Saturday evening the formal the ice cream social which was table. A fte r the opening of the banquet honored the national rep held last Friday night. many lovely and dainty gifts, a The hostesses served refresh dessert was served by the hostess- resentative. Miss Ethel Johnstone of San Francisco, who was the ments at the close of the evening es. Mrs Alta Kelly. Mrs H arry main speaker, and spoke on The next meeting w ill be tonight Elfving. Mrs Gordon Elfvlng and ______ js a* ’ be home of Mrs. .Damon Scott. ¡"Leadership." Miss Johnstone Mrs. Neil Hammond. national educational and voca- and al1 rnrmbt‘rs arc urged to be A large number of relatives and present as the new members w ill friends attended. ■ tional chairman. A t the Emblem breakfast Sun be initiated. ^WENNEY’S Does it again... A Major Break day morning D r. Victor Morris L Y N X F L Y IN G C LU B was guest speaker a n d special ROYAL NEIGHBORS ATTEND The Lynx Flying club met at XoriYourPocket B ook ! ¿ o m e.T o m o rro w music was provided by the INTER-COI’NTY CONVENTION the home of M r and Mrs Fred Seventeen Royal ___ N e ig h b o r of Thompson Womens’ Choral group of Eugene. a t ’ C urtin Friday »»«.iP royeltolY ourself »That'Now,’* More directed by Glenn G riffith. The ,he local lodge attended the 27th night. At the close of the busin«*ss Emblem ceremony was put on by >nter-county convention of Royal meeting refreshments were ser- ^tCbanfEver^ItfPaysTtoTS/iop af'Penney’s . the Grants Pass club and s ta te . Neighbors at Bend June 7th. ved by the hosts. I w officers were installed by M is s ; Tbosr holding office were Alice Ethel Johnstone. L e o n e Jensen. IBreedlove, district deputy; Fern REBEKAHS HEAR REPORTS I i o o A;j Zta/j J'on ef. a tjh itj\e w ~ Low. Price ! retiring president was presented Anderson, vice oracle, and Lillian A t the regular meeting of the with many beautiful gifts from Stanton as courage. Mrs. Brced- Rebekahs Friday night reports I the state board and individual ^ove and Mrs. Anderson acted on were given by delegates attending clubs. the resolutions and by-laws com- the Rebekah Assembly held in Eu The next convention will be held nbttee. gene in May. in Salem Nineteen members from Cottage Grove c a m p was in I t was announced that at the : the local club attended. charge of the draping of the next meeting, June 18. initiation, . The next meeting of the local charter and the momoual sevice of candidates w ill be held The re- I ! club w ill be June 21st a t the Rain- Mabel Funk. Lawana Sugg and freshment committee w ill be Fva ' bow cafe at 6:30 and installation Nellie Blackmore assisted the Aubrey. Lottie Asbury. Rebecca' of the newly elected officers w ill Springfield camp. In the evening Barton. Anna Beidler. Lucy Ben be installed. the Cottage Grove members pre- nett, Loretta Booher, M ary Blair — Rented a fancy drill and stunt as Mabel Brisbane. Erm a Case, and H R i TO IN IT IA T E their part in the entertainment. Helen Chapman. On Saturday, June 12, the 11 was announced that the Women’s Relief Corps will meet sPr ‘ng convention w ill be held at DORi'AS SO4 IETY SEN DS at 2:00 o'clock in the IO O F hall. Marcola. articles to flood victims and w ill initiate candidates. All Mae Logan of Portland, district The Dorcas Society of the members are urged to be present. state deputy, was present a n d Seventh Day Adventist church held a school of instrution The meets each Tuesday afternoon at C A S H P RO O F IT PAYS TO S H O P AT PENNEY'S Wedding Announcements a n d Rev Ross Knotts of Bend gave the Qualls alteration shop for the Invitations. The Sentinel. the address of welcome. purpose of mending and prcpar- ing clothing for the needy, and M R PR IN E birthday party this week they sent 256 articles About 16 young people and the to the relief of the flood victims advisors were present at the sur I t was reported by Mrs. J E prise birthday p a r t y given for Qualls, - leader of the Dorcas Miss Vera June Mason. Thursday Society, that 60 pieces of clothing evening. June 3. at the Bob Beach had been distributed to the needv home, by the C. F. C. of the Gibbs in this vicinity. Ave. Church of Christ. A fte r the regular Bible study meeting, the SPECIAL BI S FOR group enjoyed watching Vera June EASTERN STARS open her many nice gifts, then A special Greyhound bus has spent the rest of the evening play been ordered to supply transporta ing interesting games. Refresh tion to those who wish to go to j *■» ments of punch and cake were Portland Thursday the 17th for s served at the close of the evening. grand chapter. The special bus A ll young {jeople are cordially will leave the Greyhound depot Invited to attend the Bible study here at 8.00 a. m the 17th. Please meetings held every Thursday eve contact E arl H ill for further de ning at the Beach home They tails. Phone 560.1, are n o w studying “Christian Evidences." « 2.98 2.98 2.98 FinelWIiitelBroadcloths;,-.» . 2.98 t Yes These “ S tyle-C raft” CREASE RESISTANT RAYONS 5 are Smooth . . . hold th e ir shape . . . the least of your w orries w ill be something to w ear “ in a hurry” retail price $ 8 .9 5 ; AND they are Household Hint STAR TO INITIATE Initiation will be held Friday night. June 11, by the chapter of Eastern Star. Several members including lim a Thum, associate grand matron, w ill leave the last of the week for Portland to attend the grand chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Hurd-cooked eggs won't bo so likely to turn dark if you crack tho shells Immediately after you re- ™>v> the aggsi from the heat, and let them stand in eold water for about 10 minutes. They will peel more rasily too. When you slice them, dip the knlfa blade or wire cutUr in warm water. This reduces the possibility of the egg breaking when it Is beinr sliced. The Smart Shop Where Smart People Shop See them . . . try them AND buy them . PERRY’S Quality Store for Women New 6th St. Bldg. Phone 601 ThUsy Russ, maker of the first i T h e Library of Cungresa. In Anu'i i«-rtii ling, was mi uphulatrrcr Washington, D I ’ , was I'slubllxht'd O REG O N S TA T E C O LLE G E mid carpet maker. April 24. lHixi Parents all over the state can The first Rotary dub In the i M illan Russell, noted American have a "ring-side" seat again at Hulled States wan established In ' actress, wms born a t Clinton, Iowa the annual 4-H summer session Chicago In 1905 I In 1862 She died In 1922. j here June 15 through 2f> by tuning in KOAC. the stale station which again will brosdeast all daily as semblies and evening programs by County delegations The assembly broadcasts w ill be daily at 2 o' clock and the evening programs at 7 .kl all Pacific daylight saving time The annual radio review pro- gram will la* Wednesday. June 23. at 8 o'clock. Remember With Flowers! school in Portland in the fall. tad^to-End«! - ><£N ow « CandyjStripes! Now ? C lu » t« -iS tr ip .i_ > ^ Now KOAC TO TAKE I II MEET TO HOMES New Playtex Living Girdles Amazing control that slims yon— but not your purse. Extra small—small— medium— large $3.50 $3.95 $4,95 Lois C. Leonard Oregon motor vehicle owners i paid a total of $5.(KM.24S 20 in rcg- fo r w h a te ve r you w ant in j 1st rat ion fe«*s during 19-17 as com* i part'd w i t h $4,222.639 84 .luring , the previous year, according to | the Oregon Stale Motor Assoela tion. flo ra l nri'angem enta. CORSAGES — BOUQUETS POTTED PI.ANT8 —Sakatribs T o T k e Sentinrl— I he V. S. Navy recruiting sta tion . New York. |.*d the nation with the highest total of n e w Navy recruits during t h e first quarter of 1948. with 5.062 en- ! Iiste«*s This figure was actually <»nly 57.7‘ ; of New Yorks as- j signed quota of 8.771 ‘W « h u lever the Funerals —Sutwrrilir T o The Sentinel— Doctors and scientists of med- oeeaaion — Weddings — Anniversaries Birthdays — Holidays or Special Events % leal allh*d fields may now lie eom- missioned to specialize in the field ; of research, under a new program adopted by the Navy's Bureau of ■ Medicine and Surgery S u n n ysid e G re en h o u ses 1704 W. Main -Subscribe T o T be Sentinel— Phone 182 lo u can sell through the classified SHOP A T M & W MARKET Easy to Park on Our New ly Paved Parking Lot Convenient Shopping Hours Open T ill 7 P. M . W eek Days; 8 P. M . Saturdays; ______ 10 to 6 P. M . Sunday Nucoa FOR SPREAD OR SEASONING 2 LB- 85 c Coca Cold FULL case plus deposit K r a f t D in n e r s pkg . 1 5 c a r tv iM L SPECIAL CHEESE FOR FR ID A Y AND SATURDAY Whole Milk — Atfed To Taste A pple Sauce SUN-PACK mothers Spaghetti 65c No. 2 can T o m a to J u ic e CoCOa lb 12c 19c 2 |b c«n 4 3 c 46 oz can I CHET’S Italian Style can |5C We wish to extend our com plim ents and best wishes to tw o new Cottage Grove Businesses___ Patty’s Flower Shop and Ralph’s Barber Shop located in M & W M a rk e t Building. Tuna Fish Solid Pack Light Meat Oysters Southern Gulf Cove Oysters Picnic Supplies ^i| - Chocolate Syrup S u g a r ^ure Cane 53c can 4 9 c can Paper Plates, Cups, Napkins Spoons and Forks hersheys 19c 1/ 10 lb bag 8 9 c 16 oz can M & W Meat Spedals W einers Skinless or Reg B eef Sirloin Steak • Sausage Approx I lb Rolls cello casing F re s h O y s te r s Ik 5 3 c lb. 6 5 c ||je 5 5 c pint jar 6 9 c M W MARKET 5th Street and Highway « P H O N E 177 • Cottage Grove 4
