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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1948)
1 hi” । ■ < 'h. .i i j> I.'' i. in. । On Sat urdav evening. Octolx'r 2. । .. .... <> , , .. . .. .. KU"‘ i"”11 home.' where 7 ih.wt' d< vidlo, al Autumn Suit Conference 9-10 Cottage Grove Business and ' Professional Women's club mem* bars will attend the Southwest District conference Saturday ami Sunday in Eugene, theme of which HEBRON GRANGE HEC MINH DOROTHY SPEC K The Hebron Grange H.E.C. held will be state issues in the coming HONORED AT BHOWER their first September meeting at election. Miss Dorothy Speck of Eugene, Sessions will be held in the Eu the home of Mrs. Fred Harris. bride-elect of Addison Heath, was gene Veterans Memorial Building, the inspiration for a bridal shower Mrs. Harry Lewis resigned as sec with Cecilia Galey, State Legisla-1 Mst week when Mrs. Ivan Morris. retary as her work makes it im for her to attend meet five chairmata as key speaker Mrs. Clarence Buckles and Mrs possible ings. Mrs. Roy Geer was elected Mrs. Carmalita Weddle, state William Bartels Sr., entertained president, also will talk. Saturday for her at the Morris home. Thirty to fill out the rest of the term. plans were made for night will feature a party, with guests were present for the buffet the Further bazaar, and Grange ladies are business sessions Sunday. aesix'rt and shower. Mrs. R. B requested to prepare articles to be Twelve new member* were ac- Hill, mother of Miss Speck, and cepted in the club at its meeting Mrs. Heath, mother of Mr. Heath, sold there. It was agreed to have a Grange , monday night in the City Library poured. dinner or supper the latter part of They are CYiarlcye Woods, Winnie ‘ Miss Speck was presented a gar November. All Grange ladies are Dow is, Gladys Anderson. Dorothy denia corsage and was the recip urged to attend the Oct. 22 meet- McMillan. Annie Wooley, Lois ient of many beautiful gifts, pre- ing at the home of Mrs. W. L. Welden. Bertha Cottrell, June Lee _ sented in an unsually clever man- Baker to help make plans for lots Hoyer, Larraine Ness, Donalene Her, with an improvised miniature of food and fun for all. Hastie. June Neal and Jean Olsen alter, decorated with small yellow _ a__ The 1948-1949 club budget was And white flowers, and a little MOTHERS CLUB, OCT. 12 read and approved. bride for the background of the Fall meetings of the Mothers <ift table. Another highlight of the rpeet- club will get underway next Tues- ing was a talk by Elmer Kent on , Yellow and white were — the — day, Oct. 12. with an all dav meet- the old age pension bill in the Colors used in the color scheme, ing at the home of Mrs. Harry coming election. using Easter lilies and yellow Hart. There will be plenty of work Hilda Walther, chairman of tapers as table decorations. ' to do. Businesswomen s Week in Cottage -Subacribe To The Sentinel Subscribe To The Sentinel— Grove beginning October 10, told of advertising plans. Theme of the Smart and wearable. national celebration is “Use Your Vote in '48.'' By VERA WINSTON The next meeting will bo a din ner meeting October 18 at the DOESKIN IN a dull taupe Rainbow Cafe. Eleanor Fleming, shade is the medium used for this Legislative chairman, will preside i excellent bread-and-butter suit, Serving with her will be Lucy the sort of outfit that is always Ranney. Hazel Melzer. Lottie Lee ready for duty, always wearable Lamb. Coordination chairman and and smart. It has a rolled collar above the round shoulder yoke, Ruth Caldwell, music chairman. and the seaming of the jacket ter The Club voteti to donate the minate« in a seamed waistband $100 check received as first prize that goes all around the back. The in the Regatta float parade to the large patch pockets at the hips are Cottage Grove Hospital Associa buttoned down. The skirt is slim tion. A picture of the check pre- and straight. sentation appears elsewhere in this paper. ^ÍOT s F^T l T»’™’'*1 1 elep hone 555 or 556 1 mret ing was held. Mr. Cults is t n?C confiiust to his home. They then in Eugene, attenued an elaborate went to Mrs Longfellow's home. reception which was held in the She has been confined to her home Salem Masonic temple honoring ‘ Della Hayden, second handmaid of voritv hymns, prayer i Supreme XWiite Shrine of Jeru i tures were given. salem, an«l for Pearl Speer, Dis A birthday card and letter con trict deputy for Oregon. Both are I members of Salem's Willamette taining the names of 18 incmlxTi of Chty Up Circle was .sent t< Shrine No. 2. Aunt Fannie Goude, al the K X 11 There was a large attendance, home on her birthday anniversary with sojourners coming from Port- October 10th. I nd. Die Dalles, Klamath Falls Christmas cards wore purchased and Eugene shrines of i Iregon and representation' from Idaho and to send to all shut ms the Circle Washington; also several from has v ¡sited. Canada with one coming from its 1 Mrs. Ix>u Bailey told of her visit far away as Ottawa. Among the ■ to the Shrine home for children in distinguished guests was the Su Portland It was decided to make prem Third Wise man whose home I scrapbooks for the children. Auv olle having pictures suitable for is in Victoria, B. C. liooks may hand them to the chair When our flag was brought into man of the ctwnmihee, Mrs. the hall the Canadian flag was Bailey. also escorted after which the aud- i ience sang "America" and "God "EtGl i: IX THF SKY” Save The King.” On Della Hay REV IEM ED BY CM It den's entrance she was preceded "Eagle in the Sky" was the Iwx.k ’by an escort of ten maids from reviewed Tuesday night by Aileen several shrines who, when they ar Rickard at the meeting of the Re rived at the foot of the dais, search club. I’his book was written 1 formed an arch w ith gladioli which by F. VanWyck Mason Roll call they carried, for her to pass was answered in gardening Mrs through. Sam Veatch was a guett. The program consisted of vocal solos and several speeches honor- 4 MERK \X LEGIOX inj* Mrs Hayden and Mrs. Speer, The regular meeting of with Nellie Combelleck of Long American legion will lx- h«-ld Beach, California. Past Supreme Monday night in the 1<X)E next High Priestess. being the first to with refreshments following. hull i speak. The climax of the evening came ' with the appearance of two shrine patrols, first one from Seattle followed by the other from Olym pia, who enthralled the audience for about forty minutes with their I perfect marching. At the close of the evening dc- | licious refreshments of sand wiches. cake, ice cream and cof- | fee were served in the large dining hall. ur » it « nit »uiin mauot . . . mv *395 The principle of the engagement-wadding ring aniemble it fhot both be worn together. Until now tech rings hove shifted ond twitted. The potented lock ends oil thot and $165 COMMUNITY JEH'ELERS 612 Main Phone 351 Men’s Wool Sport SHIRTS Moms.. ’2ND ANNIVERSARY Sunday nlgbl. Oc«*.. 3rd. ,ÄÄ n OBSERVED AT MEETING te Young Adult group of the1 night ' - IOOF — hall. Ethel in the G«>ve Circle No- assisted Methodist church gathered at the by Pine Circle No. 45 and Eugene home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stolle of Mora. Minnesota was a Circle No. 16. Neighbors of Wood- । Hicks for the first fall meeting. guest. The next regulär meeting craft, was host for a pep meeting The Rev. Frank Brown led a dis will be October 15th. held Tuesday night in the local cussion of the quadrennium pro You’ll find it in the classified. IOOF hall. This meeting was also gram of the Meth.idist church, in observance of Grove Circle s entitled “For Christ and His 22nd anniversary. Church." Mr. and Mrs. Ted John Distinguished guests were son were guests. Refreshments Grand Guardian Neighbor Mi served by the hosts closed the nerva Codding and Grand Clerk evening's program. Leah Wood, both of Portland; Grand Representatives Lora Dar INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE by of Springfield and Esther New PARTY ton of Coos Bay. District officers The Intermediate Youth Fellow of District No. 12 present were ship of the Methodist church start District Guardian Neighbor. ed meetings Sunday night after Adelia Hatch. Cottage Grove; Dis- ths summer vacation when 19 of | trict Attendant Florence Glaze of them met in the League room for I Eugene; District flag bearer a party, consisting of games and I Myrtle Barrett of Springfield; refreshments. This was followed I District Captain of Guards Elmer by the group outlining a program Newton of Coos Bay; outer sen for the coming year. They will tinel. Hazel Clack of Creswell. meet next Saturday at 1:30 at the Those filling other offices were new church to help clean it up WANT TO ADD AN , past guardian neighbor, Anna in preparation to moving in. EXQUISITE TOUCH To ;Graham; advisor, Julia Bartels; YOUR LIVING ROOMY ' magician. Estella Lewis of Spring- BAZAAR PLANNED j field; district clerk, Fanny Lea bo At the regular meeting of the __ i of Moss Circle No. 485; district Past Noble Grands club Thursday banker, Pearl, Bressler; district in the IOOF hall, plans were made managers. Nellie Blackmore and to have a bazaar in the near fu Mildred Teich; district musician ture, and initiation was held for and acting district captain and Calla Land. Hostesses for the af team, who had charge of all floor ternoon who served refreshments ^GREENHOUSES ' work were from Pine Circle No. 45 were Mearle McKibben, Lena Mc I of Springfield. N704 W.MAIN-W. 102 Farland, Loretta Safley and Marie Corsages were presented to Sorensen. 182 ' grand officers, grand representa tives and district officers by Neighbors Eleanor Wolfard and Mildred Teich. Music during presentations was played by Mary Lou Wolfard, who also entertained with two piano solos. Open initiation was held with acting district clerk, Fannie Lea- bo, of Moss Circle, singing the solo parts. The Eugene team, dressed in pastel shades, presented a fancy drill, which was greatly enjoyed. Flowers for the rooms and table decorations were fur nished mostly by Olive Parsons of Creswell. A gift was sent her from the hostess circles. Interesting talks were given by grand officers and grand repre sentatives and district captain of guards. Elmer Newton. Cecil Beck favored the group with moving “AVE MARIA” pictures of the regatta, parade and “ WERE YOU THERE” Marion Anderson Girl Scouts. The evening's entertainment “DONKEY SERENADI ................. Ilian Jones closed with delicious refreshments served by the hostess circles in a “RHAPSODY LN BLUE Jose Itiirbi and Sister beautifully decorated dining room. The World’s Greatest Artists AT A CASH-AND- CARRY LOW PRICE 14.98 Towncraft* wool plaid shirts —just what you want for Winter! A big assortment of lightweight multi-color plaids and husky buffalo plaids! Every single one 100% virgin wool! Kvary single ona Penney-low priced! Fireman Rad and Solid Color Wool Shirt* 5.90 COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS Sanforizedf cotton flannel plaids. A real bargain*at this low price! 14J^-17. -Bl nul nrrrS 1%. MY CASH-CARRY IT-YOU SAVE I at PENNEY’S ‘ ,. _____________________ ____ ________________________ CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS AT FIRST FALL MEETING Mrs. Ray Nelson was hostess to the Elite Bridge Club at a luncheon Thursday night, which was followed by an evening of bridge and election of officers, Mrs. Ardeth Nichols was a guest, and high honors at bridge went to Mrs. Orlo Bagley. Officers elected for the ensuing year were Mrs. Walter Hunter, president and Mrs. Fred Ham- mond, secretary and Treasurer. The next meeting will be on October 7 with Mrs. Ralph Salts- man. PINK AND BLUE SHOWER FOR YOUNG MATRON Mrs. John Trunnel) and Mrs. Robert Woolcott entertained for Mrs. Kenneth Whitlock at a pink and blue shower on September 24 at the home of Mrs. H. O. Bennett. Approximately 25 guests showered the honoree with lovely, dainty pink and blue articles, which were presented in a beautiful bassinette. Besides the opening of the many gifts by Mrs. Whitlock, appropri ate games were enjoyed and re freshments were served by the hostesses. “THE MOLDAU” ' , 1 1 , “GRAND CANYON SI ITI “FRANCK SYMPHONY IN D MINOI “BOLERO” (Ravel) ' ’ , v, J • It Iwere a com* mndity (o be Imughc on the lacked the priceless boon would not count coms in their effort to secure it. Hut Id us not undervalue Good Health simply because it is "I’rtu rifilìa» Sptf ittlhh" is' ■ n active partner. May wc compound your neat pre te ri puoti? 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