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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1948)
Tlx- N« ntlnrl, Unttkgr Gn.ve, Oregon »*m<« I Thiirs., July SÎ, IfHX YONCALLA COUPLE WED Vf ILLINOIS HOME The farm home of Guy Lauan E N T I N E L of Kingston, Illinois was the scene for h i s daughter’s marriage on June 30. The bride. Miss Martha Lauan, and the groom. Alliert Hoffman, son of Mrs. Katherine Hoffman of Cornelius. Oregon, are Telephone 555 or 556 are both teachers in the Yoncalla schools. The ceremony was |x*r- fortned at high noon by the Rev. NROWER FOR MRS. BRADT Arleigh Tracer, Morie Allen, Ge<>. Draper Bishop of the' Methodist A "pink and blue" shower was Tracer, Walter Jacobson, all of church of Cary. Illinois. The wed-! given this past week at the home Junction City; Gene Walker of ding day was the eightieth birth of Mrs. Sherman Goodrich, 649 Eugeni’ and Walter Hager of day anniversary of the bride’s South Second street, for Mrs. Er Creswell; Oscar Smith. Evelyn grandmother, Mrs. Henry Lauan. nest Bradt. Many lovely gifts were Marquart, Florence Walker, Keith The bride was given in marriage receive! by Mrs. Bradt. and Center. Emmett Endicott, Vernon bj her father. She wore a dress ‘ games in keeping with the occa- Sober, Martha Clark, Paul Clark. of white linen with cowl neckline ■iqp were played, and prizes pre Tom Ward, Dorothy West, Gene and cap sleeves She wore a sented to the winners. The house Woodcox, Virgil VanMatre, G. T. wreath of rosebuds in her hair, wA effectively decorated in pink Busscar. Mildred Arik', Iris Lem- and carried a shower bouquet of and white flowers. mer. Myrtle Powers. rosebuds. She also wore a pair of Qut of town guests invited hand-knit lace gloves which were Refreshments were served by were: Mesdames E. E. Dickey, ¡her grandmother's years labert Dickey and Vern Good-, the . „ hostesses, Juanita Goodrich I before. rieh of Yoncalla.; Arnold Tracer, an® Lnncss Smith. Mrs. Phyllis Perrin of Forest Park. Illinois, matron attendant, i wore a beige afternoon dress with ! green accessories, and carried a < colonial bouquet of carnations. Joel Lauan, brother of the i \ and bride, was best man. Bouquets of white blossoms j decorated the home for the wed ding. Special music consisted of »¡ano selections before the cere- j ■nony. played by Mrs. Draper1 Bishop, cousin of the bride. She! ilso played the traditional *ed- j $ 612 Main Phone 351 ting march from "Lohengrin.” After the ceremony, a reception' vas held at the Twin Gables Res- aurant. near Chicago. The young 1 ouple traveled to Chicago, plan- ling to continue through the Ca- ladian Rockies back to Oregon, 'hey will be at home after August । i at Yoncalla. Mr. Hoffman is! rincipal of the Yoncalla Grade : chool. and Mrs. Hoffman taught Yoncalla High School for the st two years. ’NEW OFFICERS Ol I ICIATE At the regular meeting ol tin Rebekahs Friday night the new officers were in charge with Blanche Denker as noble grand Ethol Malcolm win Inken into mcmlk'rahip by dismissal cert ill cate. Myrtle Kliese was installed as conductor and Alice Conner ns Robert Bamler At Church Ceremony ’ from the Lorane lodge. Plans wen* completed for the visit of the president of the He- liekah Assembly on July 30 The refreshment commit lee up|«>mted for that night is Alte»' Conner, Mina Clark, Loin I Untine, Hazel Culver. Elsie Currin and Krina Dykstra. Committees apiMiinled for the coming term are: visiting, Alice Conner. Mary Blare and Stella Kiker; floral, Zula Hansen, Emma Irwin and Mabel Jackson; finance, Millie Hodgson, Elizalx-th Rohde and Lnttie Asbury; decorating, Hazel Culver, Anna Beidler anil Hilda Godard; condolence, Helen Rude. Edith Sanders mid Lictn Stewart: non-payment of dues. Meh ie St. Elmo. Mildred Ander son and Minnie Willits; hosjess, Marie Sorensen, Evu Aubrey mid Myrtle Kliese; good-of-the-order, Alda Miller, Rosie Lewis and Loretta Safley, examining, Thel ma Hodgson, Calla Land and Elsie Currin; Theta Rho board, Marylee NichoLs, Gladys Hatch and Joyce Lyon. Staff practice was announced for the 2lst and talks were given by Mrs. Aubrey of Merrill and Mary Smut is, visitors i MEET GENE • . WARE JEWELRY I< Community Jewelers •; AT PEWS Smart Women Sew Note For Fall! ROBO* PERCHES 19 I “Vivid"floral prints gay animal cracker designs, and imagi native geometries! Start2 stitching on » back-to-school ' frocks, shirts, boys’ shorts, smart casual » frocks for yourself. 36-inch wide. •a««, v. s. r.t. oc s the “Catch” of the Season! Seeing is believing, and what more 'definite proof can you give, than PICTURES? LET 182 MEAN FLOWERS TO YOU" Sunnyside Greenhouses 1704 W. 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Schaffer, who a miniature bride and groom. a group to be called "Boy exchanged wedding vows with which was served by Mrs. Edwin Mothers of Troop No. 18". Robert C. Bauder, son of Mr. and Bauder and Mrs. Ray Funk. Mrs : ?tta Safley was elected chair Mrs. John Bauder, all of Cottage Velma Harrell and Mrs. Fred and Dorothy Wilson was Grove. The couple chose the Little Knickerbocker presided at the secretary. The second j Church on the Hill at Walker. punch bowl. V evening of each month which was beautifully decorated For her honeymoon to the coast, Wi s picked as the regular meeting . with baskets of pink and white up the Columbia and home via the ht. The object of the club is tc j gladiolus, candelabra and white McKenzie Pass Mrs. Bauder wore I p the Boy Scouts when needed, lighted tapers, for their nuptial a white tailored sharkskin suit, | er the business meeting a pink i vows, repeated Sunday afternoon. white accessories and the orchid! I blue shower was held for Lu- July IL at 2:30 o’clock. The Rev. from her bridal bouquet. They arc I i Sine, wife of the Scoutmaster, E- D. Busch, pastor of the Hope now at home at 720 East 13th I iter Sine. The next meeting will Lutheran church of Springfield, Ave., Eugene. held on Monday evening Au- read the ceremony before a large The bride has lieen employed in 9. at the home of Gerline group of relatives and friends. the law office of Herbert W. Lorn- ' Mr. Schaffer gave his daughter bard since her graduation from | ff on West Main street, with >thy Wilson as co-hostess. All ; in marriage. Iler dress was of high school, and Mr. I '.adder is al Scout mothers are urged to I white slipper satin with long pro-law student at the University • ad. For transportation call sleeves, lace yoke, satin flange of Oregon, where he has lieen en-1 ■etta Safley or Ruth Bullard, over shoulders, covered buttons rolled since his discharge from I irents of the Boy Scout Troop down front of boil ice and on the Navy. for an enjoyable evening with sleeves, full flared skirt with long Out of town guests were Rev. Boy Scouts Tuesday evening train, and was made by her and Mrs. E. D. Busch. Springfield: 20th at the Cottage Grove mother. Her fingertip l^ce-edgcd Miss .Doris Wendel, Mr. and Mrs. | for swimming and a picnic veil fell from a tiara of seed Jack Ross, Mr. and Mrs. Roliert pearls. She carried a deep- Wagner, all of Eugene; Mr. and throated orchid and shower on a Mis. Edwin Bauder of Portland, I white Bible. Her three-strand a n d Captain W. C. Newton of I S. TH ING'S LATEST necklace of pearls was a gift from Clearwater, California. TURE ON DISPLAY 'he latest addition to Mrs. A. the groom, and for “something borrowed" »«iv she wore pearl vai earrings wv’i v ¡nail I H’S5 REES FAMILY DEs< I N DANTS e Twing’s fine collection of ° »1 ' of her mother’s. Pit NII JULY 1H itings, which is a picture J.1'' ' "" ma,ron Dr. Robert Merrick, is now on dis-, The descendants of William ami taf- . in the Community Jewelers ! -f an<i an : Sarah Rees, who were pioneers to feta dress with matching net wi dow. This picture, and several Union County in 1NH3 and on to, ers of noted people she painted. headdress, white lace mitts and the Willamette Valley in 1869, I carried a colonial bouquet of yel and which have been on display low roses with frill and streamers held a picnic at the ranch of Les- ■ fl in Cottage Grove and Eu- of ter Porter in Corvallis July 18. i aqua net. e. are samples of her skillful Fifty-five were present with the Best man was Raj M. Ross, and W4 k as an artist. , oldest being Mrs. Florence Rees, I [rs. Twing is remodeling a ushers were Harold F. Bauder, 71, of Newport and the youngest : brother of the groom, and Marvin n in her home at Dorena to be Miss Velma Calista Clow of Eu-1 1 as her studio, where many C. Schaffer, brother of the bride. gene three months. Others in at The little flower girl was Farrys iliar faces will be displayed tendance were: Eva Lou Martin, i Mrs . Twing also takes pictures of Jean Lusk, daughter of Mr. and Albany; Will and Bertha McCol-, Mrs. H. D. Lusk, who was dressed paintings which she plans on in a lum. Portland; Joe Henkle, Port-i ting into a scrapbook for her with dainty rose taffeta formal land; Anna Rees. Corvallis; Carl' a crown of rosebuds on her ird. as many pictures are sold, head. Ringbearer was Eddie Baud- Copper and family, Vancouver: j ing her without the real pic-' er. small son of Mr. and Mrs. Merwin Henkle and family. Van- j , as she generally paints only win Bauder of Portland Ed- couver; Floyd Bolenbaugh and: and of the same picture. family, Eugene; Lloyd Rees and: nephew of the groom. le has painted a picture of family. Corvallis; Archie Clow Taper lighters were Miss •ick Henry, who was a great, ' tricia Kelly in yellow pique i ajid family, Eugene; Aithur Don-j t, great uncle of her husband, • matching net head piece and with co ovan and family, Corvallis; Lester lonial nosegay with frill and Porter and family, Corvallis; Byrd streamers of yellow net and cen and Leona Rickard. Cottage I tered with a taper, and Miss Jane Grove; Viola Dommet and son. ' Beidler in blue pique, also carry- Eugene; Betty Rickard and f im- I i ing a colonial nosegay with blue ily. Cottage Grove; Earl McCarty T net frill and .streamers, and taper and family, Cottage Grove; Pat Rickard and family. Cottage 4 i in center. Organist was Miss Betty Bag- Grove; and Oran Rickard and ley, who played the wedding family, Portland. The afternoon was spent in vis marches and accompanied Miss Patricia Petrie as she sang “I iting, baseball, horseback riding and fishing. 1 Ixive Thee”, and "Because." The bride’s mother wore a navy blue ensemble with gold acces OLD SCHOOLMATES PH NIC sories, and Mrs. Bauder chose a At noon, Saturday, July 31st, at lose colored dress with white ac- the Cottage Grove city park, the cessories. Both wore corsages of Old Schoolmates will meet for ! X! orchids. their annual picnic. A [jotluck din-' ? ' The reception was held at the ner will be served af noon, fol J home of the groom’s parents on lowed by a program and rcminis- I 4 South Sixth street. Pink and i ix-nces of old school days. Filmo (B&H) Revere Keystone — Eastman Refrrxhmriita were served by d . or il. picnic the ulfiecni in the dining room The Dcgrcc of llonor lodge lield following the iiicellng. Ita annunl picnic lor memlu rs The Past Noble Grunds club and Ihelr laimhes, Wednvsday will meet Thursday, July 29, al night thè lllh, ut Swanson's pic the home of Ben McCoy on South nic grounds wilh 26 prescnt. 7th street lor u picnic lunch nt ; I 30 Table '< i\ne will Ite lur HFTKOTII YL ANNOVNt ED niahed. If weather is unfavorable the meeting will he in the house. A leeoni cngagemeid announee- ♦ ment is limi ol Miss Arietta IIEKRON HOME EU Jt LY 'IS Hudson, daughter ot Mr». Henry The Home Ec club of the lie liunean of Yesumile, California hron Grange will meet Friday, and Brini'oc Hudson nf Cottage July 23, in the Hebron Grunge Greve, te William F. W h m , Cot hall. Final urrungement.i will Is. tage Giove, son of Mr. and Mrs. made for the kh I co and regatta Louis Wlcse, Col bigi* Giove concessions. All memlaTS are September 13 Ima Imen set un urged to I m * present. thè weddmg date. For SKINLESS OR REGULAR MWMARKET 5th Street and Highway. PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove I Cottage
