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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1948)
Miss lanuta Abucnc Four Grand < )♦ I ncrs, ( »rand ( .hapk r ol < bugoli, ( A.E.S. and < )f I it < i s of Chap Ur Wed In California Mias Lavata Alterne, daughter of Mr and Mra. Harold Alterne, Black Butte Route, was married •t 1:30 o'clock June 2ti In Ontario, California to Nash H. Hughes of that city. The almplc but Impreaaivv cer emony wua |M*rf<irmed ut the home of Woodrow W Hugtie*, brother of the groom and minister of the ChUKh of Chriat In Ontario, be tör» a amali group of relative* and clour friend» 'Die bride wua given in marriage by her father and the couple wua attended by Mr und Mrs II I> I Genri Lusk of Cottage Grove, brother-in-law und slater of the bride. Miss Alkene w 6 r e a cream- white fitted suit with blur acces sories and matching halo of blue ; larkspur. S h e carrl«*d a white | Bible topped with a lavender or- Chid, from which fell white satin I streamer« knotied with stephan- Otis. For the traditional "something borrowed" she wore n jieurl neck- lace tx'longlng to her sister, anti - for something "old" she carried a I handkerchief over fifty years old | ladonglng to her grandmother.* Mrs. J. E. Ba nt on of Cottage Grove Mis. Lusk, matron of honor, chose an aqua suit. with a corsage of pink rosebuds and matching rages in her hair. Baskets of pink gladiola and white larkspur placed about the fireplace u n d candelabra with white flickering ta|M-rs upon the mantel made a l»-auBful xettlng lielore which the couple stixxi to exchange their vows. Preceding t h e rrremuny Mrs. Marian Ades of Upland. Calif ' sang "I Ixive You Truly.” and front row: Huth .Smith, wortny Secona row: Lenora Liston, Ethel Akerblade, Juanita Wood- “Because," playing her own ac- Officers anu metnbei* of tne I'ompaniment on a portable organ. 1 local chapter of Eastern Star hon- matron; Ester Hartley of Jeffer Ruth Thompson, Adcne Rickard, son, Marie Malcolm, Barbara Hill, She also played the wedding ored four grand officers, lima son, grand marshall; Jima Thum, Naomi Witters, Mary Lou Held, Eleanor Wolfard. .. . , Thum. Rex Hartley. Ester Hart- worthy grand matron; Rex Hart- Louise Hanson, Isabelle Gates, Fourth row: Ruth Bradford, Au- laprni upon mantel were , ‘ley of Jefferson. worthy grand lighted by Kenneth Hoover and ‘‘‘Y “ml Mary Workman at the patron; Mary Workman, grand Jack Dillon. gusta Beck, Oliva Oilton, Edith Third row: Wolff Allen, Gene Long, Esther Utter. Eunice Van- James “Curly" Holms, friends of regular Star meeting Friday eve Electa; George Witters, worthy the groom. ning. June 25th. patron. vieve Nelson, Margaret Lasater, Denburg. Leona Veatch. At thr reception which followed, EVEBNON-NTRACKBEIN RITES PRESIDENT REBEKAH the three tiered wedding cuke was The noble grand presented her union high school, and the groom SO1JC.MNIZ.EI> AT CREMWELL ASSEMBLY TO VISIT cut by Mrs W. W Hughes, sister- officers with gifts. lived in Cottage Grove about six At a beautiful double ring cer It was announced that the presi in-law of the groom. She was ax- months, making many friends. Marylee Nichols extended emony at the First Methodist dent of the Rebekah Assembly, six ted In serving by Miss Mona The W. W Hughes family also Church in Creswell, Miss Janis Christine Smith, of Lebanon, will thanks to the members for cards Daugherty and Mixa Sara Chand sent her during her illness. A note ler Mias Chandler also hud charge are former residents of Cottage Maric Everson, daughter of Mr. make her official visit to the local was read from Ernest and Zoa Grove where he served as minister Rebekah lodge on July 30. and and Mrs. F. A. Everson, became of the guest book. Wade from Los Angeles announc After u few days Imnepmsm at of the Monroe Avenue Church of the bride of Ray Strackbein. son has asked that it be a joint mect- ing the arrival of a son^ind Joyce of .Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Strackbein. ing with Lorane if possible and a mountain resort the couple will Christ. Lyon and baby were reported do all of Creswell, at 8 p.m. Friday. that there be initiation. be nt home at 22« West "H" St . ing fine. Joint installation with the (Mid June 25. Rev. Joseph Knotts read Ontario. Calif. the ceremony. The bride wore Fellows was announced for July Besides those from Cottage TOWNMEND <1.1 1» PICNIC Grove who were present at the July 12 the Townsend chib will white brocaded tafetta with finger Sth, and the Rebekah committee ROYAL NEIGHBORS AND wedding, Mrs George W Hughes have n picnic ku |>| mt at the city tip veil and silk train and carried to act with the Odd Fellows is JI VEMLEN TO MEET On July 13th the Royal Neigh a crown of pink roses and steph- Murtha Eastham. Nellie Hodgson of Tuttle, Okla., mother of the |mrk at 6:30. Members and friends bors will meet- at the Eagles hall anotis. Miss Joyce Everson, sis and Hilda Godard. groom, also,attended During the business meeting at 8.00 p m. The Juvenile group Thr bride has spent her entire arbUJivtV^- IT the weather is un ter of the bride was maid of honor life tn thr London community, just favorable it will lx- held in the and wore yellow organdy. Mias 1 Rosie Lewis was appointed re will meet at 7:00. Jenenne Everson, younger sister porter for another year. It was completing her junior year in the Petersen hail. of the bride was brides maid and reported that Aunt Fannie Goude, wore green organdy. Both car- at the IOOF home in Portland, The Lynx Flying club met at ri<*d nosegays of yellow rose buds. *'S<1 been adopted by the Theta the home of Mr. and Mrs. Laird daisies and fern. Sandra and Sher- Rho Girls as Home mother. Minnie at Drain. After the business mcet- rill Wilmot were the flower girls Willits reported visiting Aunt i ing refreshments were served. and wore identical gowns of ycl- Fannie recently. low und green organdy Th«' Red Carnations convey the message ‘ Alos! my poor heart" bride's mother wore a blue dress ’ with pink rose buds. Roger Bates, While the Red Red Rose says "I Love You." brother-in-law of the groom was Heliotrope tells of Devotion and Faithfulness lieKt man. Ushers wero Don Nord- And Pansies are "Thoughts of You." ling. Kenneth Strackbein, David Shoop and Don Henriksen. Don No matter what message you wish to convey, there is the Nordling and Kenneth Strackbein ' right flower. also light<“d th«* candles. Mr. Ever- : son gave his daughter in marriage. I "Say it with Flowers." Mrs. Phil Nordling. aunt of the , Cut Flowers Corsages Table Decorations bride, played the wedding music Funeral work given careful consideration. and James Kay was soloist. The couple will make their ■ 478J. 601 So. 5th St. Corner of M. & W Market home in Croswell. The bride is Res 463J a member of th«1 1948 class of Creswell high school and th«’ Open Sundays Closed Thursdays Open 9 a.m. to 7 p m. groom saw active service in the Army. UALKEK UNION <111 I« II , BENJAMIN HK KKl TAKEN BRIDE AT WESTFIR The wedding of Miss Doreen Corriea to Benjamin Hickey was solemnized in a double ring cere-; mony at the Community church at Westfir, Oregon, at one o’clock, June 27. The bride is the daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Corriea of Westfir, and the groom is tiie i son of Mrs. Nellie Dickey, Cottage Grove. The Mentlnrl, Cott age .Grove, The bride, given in m«rri»jfe by home of thr bride's pa father, wore a white afternoon dress with white open crown hat Mn(j carried a white Bible with a ___ , , . _ spray of carnations and sweetpeas. •Mrs Ernest* Denny was matron of honor and wore a blue satin af- ter noon dress with white hat. David Hickey, bi other of the ing the ceremony.‘Th immediately for a motor t which they will be at* h Molalla. The bride's outfit was a suit of nsl wi accessories. * । groom, was best man. A reception wax held at The Smart Shop Where Smart People Shop « I Look What's on Our Blunder Rack Handkerchief lawn Ulousej $2.00 One and two piece bathing suite $5 95 Lois Q Leonard Ballerina Skirts Coats Suits Special Rack of Dresses BARGAINS GALORE PERRY’S Quality Store for Woihe New 6th St Bldg. Ph • h ' - V l 0 Sale lasts through Friday and Saturday, July 9 and 10 / Take Advantage of These Tremendous SAVINGS Get Your . — 'r'Jw» I-Xtruty chrk 'j Mr. and Mra. Joe Watson, who before her marriage was Doreen Mitchell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Mitchell. The wedding । was an event of June 19th in the garden of the couple at their home on Emerson Lane. I Cameras Films Lawn Wedding Rites Projectors For (ample June 19 VACATION TIME IS CAMERA TIME A Complete Line of Photographic Supplies from CLARK’S PHOTO STUDIO W. 0. (WALLY) ROBERTSON Phone 343-J In a setting of garden flowers Ion the lawn of their home Miss I Doreen Mitchell and Joe Watson [were united in marriage Saturday evening, June 19th, with J. Mi- ichael Shelley, pastor of the Gibbs j Avenue Church of Christ offici- ating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Mitchell of 'Cottage Grove, formerly of Wis- consin, and the groom is th«' son of Mr and Mrs. William Watson, also Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a two-piece dress of pale pink and headdress of stephanotis. She carried a white Bible topper! with a white orchid from which fell satin streamers knotted with stephanotis. Mrs. Marvin Jacobsen was matron of honor and wore a two- pieee dregs in deep pink and wore a pink rosebud corsage. Darwin Waterman of Leaburg was liest man. An informal reception was held in the home of the bride and groom. After a trip to Newport they are at home on Emmerson Lane. . . und •*»i. Also many styles and patterns to choose from In famous . AIRSTFP H AIRSTEP NISLEY Also CASUALS All $3.95 Graham and Thorp 23 So. 6th Building Mua Mr. and Mrs. L. Un<^p«mt the holidays at Glide with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Pfeifer Mr. the Pfeifer returned I waih with tham. CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUÒ WlKMfN HOLE. Sor„ 6th St. ■Iter te in THESE Patty’s Flower Nook HOLD THAT POSE!! Unir«., July 8, Bilk Fifteen members of the Ladies' Aid of the Walker Union church were guests of the missionary so- ciety and Neighbors’ Cheer-up circla of the Free Methodist church on Tuesday. June 29. Thr missionary society held a i short business meeting after, which the following program was presented: Group singing of “Blest Be the Tip," followed by an invocationai prayer by Mrs. Zula Alexander Song "Bringing in the Sheaves," { was further expressed by a poem given by Mrs Alexander. A beau-; tiful flannelgraph picture of the "Roek of with the history and scripture verses which in spired the author. A. M. Toplady, were read, after which, thr- num-1 tier was sung in duet by Mrs. Overton and Mrs. Stout. A poem entitled "Friendship” was given by Mabel Jackson and dedicated from Walker to the Neighbors' Cheer-up circle. A solo, "Beau-. tiful Garden of Prayer,” wax sung by Mrs. Albert Guggisberg, of Creswell and two duets, “On the Jericho Road,” and “Thank You,1 Lord,” were sung by the grand children of Mrs. Guggisberg. The program closed with group- singing of "God Be With You Till We Meet Again,” followed by the* benediction by Rev. Douglas. De lightful refreshments were served - in the garden at Mrs. Ruth Rich mond's home. Cottage Grove,
