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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1948)
Pim< I A The Sentiri«-!. Cottage Grove, Oregon Thurs.. JM|y .»». mx pBr(> Fur K<.Ur(ng Tern hen. I Maude Wheeler acting us chair church parlors where Mix Howard The Sunday school teachei« of man, and seised by Mrs. Wilbur | Brenden cut the three tiered cake I the Presbyterian Sunday school Workman Jr., the Misses Betty land Mrs. Florence Weiner poured met at the home of the pastor ami and Roberta Bagiev and Jeannet- Avvisting In the serving were Mis. ENTINEL [wife, the Rev. and Mrs. D. Hugh te and Elizabeth Workman Bernadine Henry and Miss Mary I Peniston, Sunday evening, the | Joye« Williams was in Guests besides the grand otti* Traditional white bridal »atin gift of the groom. occasion being to honor three of «I book A I hiw I cers were: Mr. and Mis Matt Miss Violet Northway was maid their retiring teachers, Mrs. A. W. was chosen by Miss Alvina North- pink rosebuds i centered the Smith. Mr. mid Mrs Getirge Wit of honor. She wore n full-length ; Helliwell, w ho has been superin-1 Ide'» table. tors, Mi and Mrs. .1. I’. Graham. way for her marriage to Virgil gown ol light blue mid carried a I tendent of the primary department Telephone 555 or 556 The outstanding social function Mr. and Mrs. Scofield Stewart. Moon. Sunday, July 18, in the colonial For her wedding trip to Wash- bouquet of cat nations mid for 20 years and Mrs. R. p. Boyce, of the season was the reception Dr. and Mrs. W. 1- First Methodist church when they Le bow. bl Ide Mrs Ington and California Bridesmaids a teacher in the primary depart- Saturday night in the local arm- plighted their troth in a setting N. of W. Regular Meeting ehoxo a checked Hint I On Sunday morning Mrs. Thum Ikdoria Recti of Coburg. in pink, ment for 12 years and Mrs. Pete T«>a For Mr». Ferrin of gladiolus and eandelebra, two 11 ory honoring lima Thum, worthy Tuesday night, August 3rd, is Nelson, a teacher in the nusery rand matron, and Mary Work- land klrs. Workman were hosts tall baskets of white gladiolus on and Mrs. Leora Capua of Portland acc< ixorlex and her orchid I torn Members of the Social Twelve ' her bridal Ixiuquet. again at a breakfast for the vis the regular meeting of the Neigh- department for approximately 12 man, grand Electa, of the grand either side of the altar and smaller in light green, and both cuirted Mi s M ihiu grniluatvd from I lie liors M Woodcraft in the 1.0 O.F club honored Mrs. H. B. Ferrin I years Each retiring member was chapt<.r, order of Eastern Star, iting memlx»ts nt which approxi baskets of the same flowers atxiut nosegays of carnations and rose». hall. There will he initiation at with a farewell tea Thursday af- i presented w. h a copy of the , and Worlh H of Eugene, sen- mately UK) were present. This was I hi' auditorium completing the Best man was Bud l.eiich, and IlH'lll high »ehiMil in '47 mid is now ternoon at the home of Mrs. Herb- this ffme Mrs. Buckles and Mrs. £ grand served in the Masonic temple and decorations The brale Is the ushers wire I >ick Cuntonwine und employed at the Mountain Stut< < ert Eakin. Besides the regular Revised Standard Version of the ior rand ward/n Power Company. was prepanxi bv Grace Smith and J. P. TJrahiun will be hostesses. New Testament by the congrega lodge of A. F & A. M. of Oregon. Ruth Smith, tfho were assisted daughter of Mr. and Mis. Percy 1 Alfred Reed. members, special guests were Mrs tkin. The groom lx a World War II Grand officers and members from Northway ol Cottage Grove anil Charles Adams and Mrs. Paul Eleanor Northway, sister of I hi' v< teran. having nerved three yem . Nchoolniatex Picnic July 31 Mrs. U W. Coiner, superintend* the various chapters of the state by Etlv l Akerblade, Naomi Wit the g r o o m bride, In a full-length blue' dotted Means of Eugene. Mrs. Ernest the son in the Navy. The couple will make ters. Margaret Lasater and Marie Next Saturday, July 31. will be Christensen, a former member ent of the Sunday school, was co came from far and near, with Malcolm. The serving was done Mrs. Joe Aufdcrtnauer of Tilla- SWISS mid Dale Brendon Cottage Grove their Imme hostess. Refreshments were served the anhual Schoolmates picnic at now living in Eugene, poured at approximately tUM) in attendance by Littleton l.asater. Matt Smith. mook. The Rev. Frank Biown. lighted the ta|ierH. Little Dowel the local city park. Picnic lunch the tea table. Mrs. Fenin was at the close of the evening. The local chapter of Eastern Star Charles Akerblade, Sam Veateh <>f the church, read the girl was Dmin.-i Jo Capua, niece lllrthdut Club Annual Picnic will be served at noon, and a good the recipient of a lovely gift from | was host for the festivity. and George Witters. Breakfast double ring service at 2.00 o'chx-k of the grotim. in a full-length dress The genior Birtliihiy club met time.is promised for the after the club. Mrs. Eakin was assisted The armory was beautifully was served logging style with a The bride came down the aisle of yellow organdy, and pink rose al the Imme of Mr. ami Mr». noon, by Mrs. C. F. Hoskins and Mrs. transformed into a scene of green- centerpiece of a very clever log on the arm of her father. Her buds in her hair, accompanied bj ('harien Sbanda Saturday evening ory depicting the industry of Lane ging camp scene. white satin gown wax fashioned the ring Is'iiter, Dwight llnumnot for the annual picnic with hus C. E. Dillman. Yog'll find it in the classified. county with t>0 fir trees and 700 The bride's mother wore light bands of the memberx ax guests. On arrival at the armory Mrs. w-ith a fitted Ixxliee, long xh'eveN potted Easter lilies, interspersed Thun, was vpry much which came to |x>imx at the wrists green with black aeo' soties and TI k * basket dinner was Nerved mi aqua the lawn, und the evening was with baskets ol pink glads, at- an(j pleaseii to set» a new Dmlge and a lull skirt which fell into a the groom's mother In tn a double uoutne ring ceremony in a tracmeij tractixelj arrangea m ranged to । give the tearing the inscription "Uma court train. At the front hem the with while accessories. Both won1 »pent with games ___ of a garden. setting of white gladiolus and atmosphere flower - skirt was caught up to reveal corsages of while carnations and Tlic following wen' present Mr from Willy", candles. Miss Louise Torgerson of Tall baskets of blue hydrangeas I ruffles of a lace |M’ttic<mt Her full- pink rosebuds. and Mrs Verne Stewart, Mi and and t « I g, Parshall, North Dakota became graced either side of the entrance. length Ince-edged veil fell from n Soloist for the wedding was Miss Mra. J. Erwin. Mis George I the bride of Donald B. Debertin Tlx* Easter lilies were kumr'd by I crown of seed in'nrls She carried C h n r I c y e W o o <1. w ho sang ley, Mrs Henrietta Olson. Mr. of Dorena. Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Finnerty and1 a lioquct of white carnations and "Always" und "Because," accom Mrs. BCd Teich and daughter July 17, at the Dorena Recreation j the decorations wero in charge of । stephanotis centered with n pink panied by Mrs. Warren Nexx. Mrs. I Im I a Murrell, Mis» I’eterxon, Mr Center. The Rev. Frank E. Gray Mrs. K. K. Mills and Wilbur I orchid, also a borrowed handker Ness also played the traditional and Mr» J. A Kiker. the hoxi and read the service. Workman. chief of her mother's. She won» a wedding marches. hostess and their granddaughter, The bride was given in mar- three strand necklace of pearls a Presiding over the meeting wero I A reception followed In the ' Frances U riage by her brother. Ray Tor- ' Ruth Smith, worthy matron, and Main gerson. of Parshall. She wore a George Witters, worthy patron. Phone 351 DON'T FORGET THE BIG RODEO- JULY 31 AUGUST 1 dusty pink suit with a corsage of The presentation of the flag was * pink rosebuds and stephanotis. given by George Witters and the Her necklace and earrings were address of welcome was by Ruth a gift of the groom. Smith. As lima Thum, worthy- Mrs. Ray Torgerson was mat grand matron, was escorted ami ^Sclly Sever ron of honor. She wore a light introduced, the Rainbow Girls (kr Phtfvfrm beige dress with a corsage of yel honored her with a drill and sang THRIF-T.1IP GREATER ¡IMHTV II,6 IfSS low rosebuds and gardenias. "School Days" and p;esented her SAVINGS, . HEALLY HEI V. J. Pender of Umatilla. Ore- with a gift, and for Mary Work- mm pav ! gon was best man. man, grand Electa, they san; Her "Oh, Promise Me” and "The ■ Name Was Mary.” Lord's Prayer" were sung by Worth Harvey, senior grand Rosemary with Mrs. Roy u — - - as Burdick ' warden of the grand lodge of , Pollard accompanist. A. F. & A. M. of Oregon was also Mrs. Meri Bartlett was in introduced at this time. Miss charge of the guest book ' Louise rendered selec- After a short trip to Portland । tions on Walther her accordion, and Rex and Seaside the Debertins are liv ' Hartley, worthy grand patron, fav- ing at Dorena where Mr. Debertin the group wih a solo. The is employed by the Corps of En । I ored With most of us vocations always seem to program closed with the men of gineers. take every penny that can be spared Here's the local chapter presenting the Cheer I n Circle : "Timber Drill" which they had real help for your over taxed budget the Makes falls To Shutins given at grand l«ige in Portland. . which depicted the lumber in- very finest of known, quality foods at savings Eleven members of the Cheer L-p > dustry of our section of the state. Circle called on Mrs. W. M. More- A„ . ... t.sat count up surprisingly Make your vacation All the grand officers of the lock July 13th where songs were state were present, coming from doubly enioyable by realizing substantial sav sung and roll call was answered by Scripture verse. A special was all parts, who were: lima Thum, ings on every purchase at sung in Spanish by Annette Tonole worthy grand matron; Rex Hart ley, worthy grand patron; Edna and Beverly Booth. Mrs. Mable Jackson gave the history of the Throne, associate grand matron; song “When the Roll is Called Up Leslie Bass, associate grand pat ron; Laura Bretscher, secretary; Nightgown of yellow silk. Yonder." Marjory I. Leo. treas.; Pearl Mc- They also called at the homes of By VERA WINSTON James Tedford and Mrs Emma Clay, Conductress; Alice Robinson, assoc, conductress; Hope Wood, Webster at the home of her daugh chaplain; June Martin, lecturer; PURE SILK in a delicate lemon ter, Mrs. Knaffle Haynes, where ure Cane for Canning Lb. Sack fellow is used for this graceful Stange, Martha; Mary Workman, several sacred Hymns were sung lightdress. It has a round neck- Wiseman, organist; Blanche Ber by the group, and Earl Balch gave ine and rippled cape sleeves that the history of the song “Jesus gen, Adah: Louise Irving. Ruth: »re piped in dark green, aa is ths Lover of My Soul.” Mrs. Reginald Anna Case. Esther; Priscilla | rippling hem. Scattered over the uro Cider In Bulk, Bring Container Gal Fauquier accompanied Beverly- Etange, Martha; Mary Workman. »dice and skirt are beautifully Electa; Nancy Parker, warder appliqued dark green silk butter Booth and Annette Tonole as they flies. A charming gown to own oi sang a duet. Mrs. Nettie Tucker i and Conwell Davy, sentinel. Oth- er officers here were junior past to bestow. read a poem. “A Tired Mother" j Del Monte In Tin Pound and Bernice Overton read a poem grand matron. Catherine Fleger, Salem: and past grand matrons, written by Mable Jackson. Easter Island On July 20th the group went to Lorena McNair of Ashland; Hazel Only three or four ships visit 'Graham of Tillamook; Hazel Fo,s- the Guggisbcrg home at Walker Easter island, in the South Seas 1 to give cheer to Mrs. Guggisberg's yearly. This mysterious island II [ * of Coos Bay; Margaret Barnes of mother,who is a shutin. Mable famed chiefly for its colossal sta Jackson gave a reading, and Susie Medford and Doris Stipe of Beav- tues, hewn of compressed ash from erton; junior past grand patron. j Wood set up a flannelgraph picture a volcano's crater wall. Bctwcer on “Peace'’ while “Wonderful Roy Hatfield of Portland: past 400 and 500 statues varying ir GINGHAMS grand patrons, Ben Nichols of Peace" was sung by Bernice Over- height from 3 to 36 feet were cut ton, accompanied by Mrs. Guggis- Corvallis and Phil Jones of Port from a quarry before the work I land. Refreshments at a late hour • PERCALES, BROADCLOTH berg. The poem “Everyday Chris came to a sudden and mysterious tianity" was read by Mary Plun ' closed the evening's entertain- end. ! ment. Such easy-to-tub cotton dresses give proof kett. Darlene and Frankie, small Preceding the reception Mary- Del Monte grandchildren of Mrs. Guggisberg, oz. enn why budget-minded women and allowance- Workman and lima Thum enter Farm Protectian also sang a duet. tained the grand officers at din No range, ordinary stove cr fur minded girls shop at Penney's! Sanforized) Refreshments were served by ner at the Workman home which nace should be placed within three the hostess. C. II. B. woven ginghams in gay plaids — other cot was served on their lawn. The feet of unprotected woodwork, 14 oz. Bottle dinner was prepared by the mem wood lathe or plaster partitions in ton fabrics in stripes, checks, florals and Summer Home et Ducks bers of the Constellation * club building the farm nome Practically all of Alaska's 500.000 prints. Just 1 right for back-to-school or Crushed No. 10 Can square miles may be considered as DON T FORGET THE BIG RODEO—JULY 31 - AUGUST 1 around the house! 12-20. waterfowl nesting habitat. Reception Honorin (¡rand Officers Draws Lame ('rows! Double Ring Rites I nites MEET GENE WARE JEWELRY I Gracefu Gown Community Jewelers AtUE PACKED PENNEY PRICED COTTON DRESSES ^STRFTCH M & W MARKET 100 SUGAR Vinegar COFFEE PRICED LOW AT MARSHMALLOWS TUNA FISH For Toasting Fancy Solid Pack 2 Packages * - 39c No. Yî Can Tomato Juice CATSUP PINEAPPLE tShrinkafe —.11 not 25c 19c 1%. YOUR COST OF LIVING IS A PENNEY PROBLEM Pop-Corn as Meat-Stretchcr To stretch meat, use pop-com in Flowers by Phone DON'T FORGET THE BIG RODEO—JULY 31 - AUGUST 1 cicus new flavor, also. LET 182 SUMMER mean FLOWERS to you Sunnyside Greenhouses SPECIAL RACK Cottons — Better Summer Dresses FEW HATS LEFT as low as The Smart Shop $1.00 The Cottage Grove Riding Club’s RODEO ARNEST DRESS SHOP Phone Kerr Jars, quarts - Ball Eclipse, qts., doz. Kerr Lids, doz. Economy Caps, doz. Coffee Jar Lids, doz Ball Zinc Caps, doz. Para Wax, 2 lbs. Certo, 2 bottles 97c 1.19 lie 23c 12c 29c 35c 49c Honey, 2 lb. jar Cocoanut, pkg. Shrimp, can Oysters, can Crab Meat, can Kool Aid, 6 pkg. Paper Plates, pkg Toilet Tissue, roll Dixie Fry, pkg. 49c 18c 53c 43c 69c 25c 15c 10c 20c M & W Meat Department SEASONING Bacon Jowls BBEF Beef Roast Pickled Pigs Feet SEMI Dill Pickles LARGE J FOR IIP TO Vs OFF on all sale merchandise Regardless of former prices. FRUIT JARS and Canning Supplies Phone 182 1704 W. Main 513 Main Street 46 Where Smart People Shop Reminds you of Saturday, July 31 — Sunday, Aug. 1 at the Rodeo Grounds, one half mile south on Hiway 99 Lois C. Leonard YOUNG BONELESS FIRM Lb. For 45c 20c M«4V MARKET 5th Street and Highway ♦ PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove
