FIN AL MEI I IM.
lynx
WHITE SHRINE
F lying cltb
still highlighting «social activities
with several
repeating
their "1 do’s“
or at quiet horn«' ceremonies tak
The Lynx Flying dub has re
Th«- final meeting of the White cently installed a jump seat and
Shrine of Jerusalem No. 4 until back window in the new Luscomb
fall was held Thursday night at
rplane. making added
t h F Masonic tempi«? In Eugen«' ments. The
Fith Ida Hinshaw, worthy high modate two children.
prletiess. conducting the business
Ed Jones has made several trips
meeting. Refreshments of straw to Portland since the plane ar-
berry shortcake were served in lived, also C. E Laird and Alpha
Pitcher Mr and Mrs. Berry made
Before ,t he roac-banked fire
the dining room at the close of the a recent trip by plane to Pendle
place in the living room of the
pieet ing.
ton.
home of Mr. and Mrs Max Bini
Friday evening
25th, Ra-
mona Anderson was married to
James W Bird at S p.m. The Rex
Frank E. Brown. pas7or of the
Methodist church, road the double
and
ring sen ice in the presence of a
group of relatives and friends.
The bride, daughter of Mrs
Pear! Saltwick of Shelton. Wash.,
was attired in a powder blue af
ternoon dress with white acces-
sories. She carried a white Bible
topjHxi with a white orchid The
612 Main
Phone 351
couple was attended by Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen W. Bench, brother-
in-law and sister of the groom.
Preceding the ceremony, the ta
pers on the mantel were lighted
by Mrs. R. E. Howe, sister of the
groom.
The
brass candelabra
which were loaned for the occa
sion had tieen brought from China I
by Mrs. Howe's Husband.
A reception follow I'd the cere
mom with the bridal pair cutting
the first piece of cake. Mrs. Chas
Hall assisted in the cutting of thi
cakes. Mrs. R E. Howe cut th«
ices, and M i s s Marcella Ham
mond. aunt of the groom, poured
the «soffee for the guests who were
served buffet style.
Out-of-town guests present fot
the wedding were: Mrs. Pearl
Huge baskets
white calla
Salt wick of Shelton. Washington:
Henry L. Bird. Seattle. Washing lilies. pink and white carnations Ilf BROS «¡RANGE SELECTS
r! l\< ESS IÌIR REGATTA
ton; Mrs. R E. Howe. San Fran in«! tall candelabra with whit«'
The Hebron Grange has an
cisco. Cal.; Miss Marcella Ham flickering tapers made a beautiful
etting at the First Methodist nounced the selection of Miss Ret
mond. of Albuquerque. New Mex
For going away the brid«' chost •hutch Sunday evening. June 20, ty Jewell Duerst. daughter of Mr
a pin-striped suit of gray’ wool it 8:00 o'clock for the wedding of and Mrs. Arnold Duerst. ns their
with white accessories, and an or diss Virginia Adelin Owen, daugh- candidate for Regatta queen,
er of Mr. and Mr*. Dale Owen,
chid corsage.
At the all day meeting of th«
o Albert L Hamilton, son of Mr I feme Ec chili at the hem«» of
After a short wedding trip th«
couple will he at home on Disstor. ind .Mrs John Wells, .all of Cot- Helena fl ergaard the committee
age Grove. 'Die Rev. Frank tor the Regalta concession was
Route, in Cottage Grove.
Brown, pastor of the church, read appointed. Serving on this «-om-
h«' ceremony before a large group mittee are Lillian Marcy, chair
LILY «.ROWERS
>f friends and relatives.
LAST MEETING
man. Helena Ov- rgaard and Olive
Organ musie was played by Mrs. Lmstrom.
The Southern Lane Easter Lib
Growers decided at their last Toy Poliatd, who also played the
It was especially stressed that
meeting Monday evening to take wedding marches Mrs. Pollard ac- all members save grasses and tic
a vacation during July and Aug •'Otnpanied Mrs. George Beldon them in four inch bundles in diam
609 Main Street
ust. The next meeting will be the *ho sang "Always" and ‘The eter for th«’ display at the South
Phone 36
fourth Monday in September, the Lords Prayer.”
Lane county fair, and that fruit be
27th.
canned
“iage by her father. Her wedding
;own was of white nylon with
'Die next regular grange meet
t full-length train, long full ing will be July .3, the committee
Jeeves and fitted bodice. Her in charg will I h - Mr and Mrs.
fingertip veil was held in place by Alfred White. Mr and Mrs Sel
i halo hat. and she carried a lav- don Powell and Alice White. All
■nder orchid corsage with back mem Ilers are
ground of white satin lover’s knot freshments.
rom Which fell white streamers
The Rodeo i concession commit-
Knotted with stenhanotis.
tec appointed I inchides Nellie Har-
Miss Viola Owen was maid of
Ledis and Marian
honor for her sister. Her gown Chapman.
was floor length and of blue dot-
tod swiss. and she carried an atm Miss BLEVINS IIOXOKED
»uquet of pink carnation*. Miss AT BRIDAL SHOW ER
Shirley Owen and Miss Dorothy
Miss Mary Lee Blevins, bride
□wen, cousins of the bride, were
elect of Delmer L. Benston. whose
□ridesmaids. both in pink dotted
rwiss. and carried pastel nosegays. approaching wedding will he in
Ail attendants gowqs were ident August, was guest of honor at a
miscellaneous shower Wednesday
ical to the bride's in style.
by Mrs. Howard Keene, and Mrs
Wiiber Dodge, cousin
the Ray Lemley at the Lemley home.
’room, act I'd as best man. Ushers
Miss Blevins was assisted in the
were Dick Simpson and Mike
opening of her many lowly gifts
Quaglia.
by Mrs. Dorothy Hixon. Miss
The bride's mother wore a blue
Charlotte Aldridge and Miss Na
aylon dress, white accessories and
omi Hixon.
corsage of white carnations. The
Refreshments were served to
groom's mother chose a grey suit
with matching accessories and the guests including Mtsdamea
Joe Glass, Mary Bell. Sugg. D.
pink carnation corsage
At the recption which followed Quaglia. Lester Hixon. Leslie Kyle.
in the church parlor. Mrs. Richard Fred Frost, Jean Long, f^orge
Hamilton, sister-in-law of th«’ Aldridge. Bessie Hixon. Harry
groom, cut the throe Herd w«Mding Brewster. Hixon. Asa Keller, Con
cake, which was served by Mrs. rad Keene, Lowell Benston. Amos
Hilda McKay of Portland. Mrs. Ketcherskie, Alta Hart. Bill Mart
Adam Grab presided at the punch in. Wavel Askew. Olive Brown.
aomi
bowl. Candles and roses completed
the bride's table decorations. Miss Hixon. Lena Zendron . Arlene ■ and
Brewster.
Bonita and
Frances Thrun of Medford was Evelyn
Anna Koi ne. Goldi«
in charge of the guest book.
and
For going away on a week's Janice Brown.
trip the bride wore a light brown
box type suit with white acces
sories and her orchid corsage. The DINNER CLI B IN EUGENE
couple will make their home in
Th«- June meeting of th«' O. W
Cottage Grove, where he
Dinner club was Monday night
ployed as a mechanic and
with Mr. and Mrs Raymond Gruis
station attendant.
in Eugene. All members were
The
bride
graduated
from
f-aurclwood Academy in 1917 and
the groqm is a graduate o( the
Lovely shades to pep up your summer wardrobe
local high school.
onu
MEET GENE
WARE JEWELRY
Community Jewelers
RELAX IN SLACKS
cool, casual
SUCKS
ARNESI'DRESS SHOP
GMODE’ BOIS
and blend
taupe, sun-warmed brown and harmonious
pastel. Full fashioned 45-gauge, 30 denier —
sheer and long wearing. Sizes 8^5 to
Headquarters
•*.»■ v.«. r.t.oe.
BARELEG NYLONS
30 denier no-seatn hose for daytime
casual wear. Nylon welt, reinforced
beel and toe. Sites:
to 10J^.
ADONNA* PANTIES
to fascinate and charm
to brighten
lovely tables
cheer sick friends
Beautiful blooms for every occasion,
Sunnyside Greenhouses
Gracefully flared, medium length styles in regular and extra sizes. Good
looking circular knit ravon with all around or half around elastic waists
Tearose. Sues 34 to 42, 44 to 50.
1704 West Main
Phone 182
GRAND OFFICER»
EN IT RT AINU»
Highlighting the meeting of the
Order of the Eastern Slat- Friday
night was the entertaining of the
worthy grand fMitrun ol tin grand
Chapter of Drrgon, Rex Hartley,
and Mm Hartley, grand marshall.
and uortby mallon. Kulli Ander
sun, ali of Eu« lal Chapter «M Jef-
ferson, «vorthy grand matron.
Ilma Thum, and grand dvctrn.
Mmy AVorkman. Inlh oi the lne.d
lolge. with
ihe local e
the honored ones with
of Happiness."
Ruth Smith, worthy mat isin,
and
George
Witters,
wot thy
liatron. presided over th< meeting
I’he Cottage Grove chapter mide
Mr and Ml's Hartley honoiaiy
membtTs of tiic local chapter, and
. introduced
memiier ol
local i organisation Visitors g
short talk and t
txirted
r in Portland
An invitation was
the Gardiner chapter in August,
Rex Hartely favored the group
with a solo.
Refreshments were
the dining room with Mr. and M
C. K Haynes chairmen ot t
committee, and sixa-ial table d<
oration« honored
I
those having
birthday annlwrsatiei
i
t • first
hall ol th ie year. During
freshnirnt
R iiio I miw Unis sung several tiliini
ers for cnterlainment.
W.c. T. i . jyly mi
The
July
meeting of
tin
Women s Christian« T i iii | h i inier
The Busy Hec Sewing dull met Union will be with the Rev. Mil.
Juin 22 with I’egg) I'yndi with Rosella Ikiuglas at her lióme on
six memlsTs present. ItiMmr South Sixth fleet next Wcdtiei-
day nl tvrnoon. July
HI SA Ht E NEW IN«. I II K
The Smart Shop
W liete Snmrt I’eopl • Shop
Play suit*, slacks, Jeans, pedal pusher*. iihorti, tee shirts
Bathing suits and Playtex bathing cups
S avi
The wreti way to the ulmoC in food
ore always ceriain of quality and savings.
Known brands arc your assvran^e: of quality
pnce
You ll find
M & W MARKET
for canning
Pork & Beans
Solid Light Meat
Van Campe Large
Mayonnaise
Potato Chips
Best Food«
Picnic Size
This Store Will Be Closed
All Day Sunday July 4th
Coffee Hills, MJB, Folgers, Golden West, ect
can
oz can
Canning Supplies & Jar Fixtures
__ We have a complete line
Cucumbers large long green
Oranges Medium Size
over 7| lb. bag
Watermelons For July 4th picnics
W & W Meat Department
Weiners skinless or regular
lb 55c
Dill Pickles “
3 i.. 20
icmcs Short shanked tender
Frozen fryers or canned chicken for that picnic
Chicken
MWMARKET
5th Street and Highway - PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove