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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon 4 Thun«., Oct. '31, 1948 A & B Beauty Shop 7 elezione 555 wr 556 FOR YOUR WINTER PERMANENT Satisfaction Guaranteed Girl Scout Uniforms—Now and Old Operators: fORAYNE KOTRC DONNA PORTERFIELD * zYa'am the Ult Oi MÖ u UR g peliwthne I.II/II r's heautv service by Donna Porterfield. Balcony of Cottage Grove Hotel Phone 43 10-11 c ^PENNEY’S PAY CASH-CARRY IT-YOU SAVE! ! Bl'W MEMBERS M*EAK YYEDDING YT HOMI ON ( DI Nt IL DI TIES OF BRIDE SATURDAY 'The B. P W. eluli hail their At the home ot the bride on regular nxmthly d^mer meeting at Harvey road. Saturday, October the Ralnlmw Cafe, Monday eve lt>. at on«' thirty hi the afternoon ning at ti JO. Vocal entertainment a double ring ceremony |>eiTiirmed tor th«’ evening, under the direc- by Judg«' anil Mrs. Alta King torship of Ruth S. Caldwell, was united Mrs Lois Hathaway and lorraine ' Cottage who s a n g "Ho- Harlow Hublx'll, Ixith Grove residents. The ceremony rnaiuf ' and "Thine Alon«'". Catherine S«xicrgren and Ange took placo before mi improvist'd lin«' Carlson, who are candidates altar before the fireplace in Ixaiu- for th«' city «mmcil, spoke on th«' tifully decorated nxims. Mr. and Mis John Armstrong duties of a council mcmlx'r. Guest speaker for the evening atten«l«xi i he couple. The bride and her attendant was Victor Morgan, c'ounty sani tarian from Eugene, who ex- wore afternoon dresses of pastel plainixi the county plan for county shades and eorsag<*s of ganlenins wide garbage disposal. Mr. Morgan The 16th was the filth month was ticcompamcd by Howard anniversary toe the mfendmits. Smith, county sanitarian, also of who are closely milted in that Eugene, who show «at th«' dub Mrs. Hathaway's son married Mr. । members moving pictures of th«' Armstrong's daughter Mr and Mrs. Hubbell are Ixith ' garbage disposal plan. Kathcryn Jack, county nurse, well known here. She formerly who recently came to Cottage work«al for Sw utz and Wolfard Grove, explained her duties to th«> and Mr. Hubbell is known thru- community. out th«' Pacific coast for his fa- Also visiting the club was Lois mous Hubbell'» honey, «nd has Price. Mis. Price is a trained med dune a great «leal of constructive ical social worker for the Veterans work in the b«-«' industry. The couple left on a honeymoon Administration, in IMrtlatul She stresst'd tlie need for social work- trip along th«' Oregon coast nnd ers here in Oregon. Mrs. Price will iw at home to their friends ! recently came to Portland from upon their return to their Harvey I road residence. ' Dallas. Texas. The kx'al B. P. W. club voted ; to have a card party in the very MR. ,MRS. (OOUJ H osts near future. Commit tee in charge Mrs. Charles Ciwdey of the party is Alice Breedlove, Sr., Mr. will and tx' hosts to memlxTs of Edna Piller and Ella Beers. th«' United Spanish War Yctcrans Grace Cowan was appointed to j help on the commit tee made up of and Auxiliary at a 6:30 covered Mipix'r next Monday night, representatives from all the local । I dish October 25th. j clubs, who are having a party at । the armory on Hallowe'en night for the children and teen-agehr of ■ this community. । New members voted into the ' club were Helyn Coppie. Marie Sweeney. Nancy Bobbins, and . Helen Arne. Guests for the evening were Grace Smith. Kathcryn Jack. Ma rie Sweeney. Helyn .Coppie. Mar-i jorie Pinkum, Lois Price and An- j geline Carlson. The next regular meeting of the | B. P. W. will be a business meet ing, November 1st at the city library. BIRTHDAY DINNER PARTY PTA EXECUTIVE MEETING Mr. mid Mrs. Abe Hunks enter An executive meeting of the tained a small group of friends at Pm ent-Teiidicrs AMMx'latkm wus a dinner last Friday evening In held Monday afternoon, at which honor of their daughter Alice on lime plans were completed for the her birthday umiivenmry. A pink teachers reception to be held next and white «'olor scheme was cm- Tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. in the rie«l out In the Howers mid pink Jefferson gymnasium, for Ilie candles on n white cake. teachers of the Jefferson and A social hour was spent after Adams schools. Alice opened her' many lovely | A short business meeting will gifts. Those present besides the precede mi etening of music and family were: Miss JoAnn PnUesk«* old tune dancing. This Is to |M- a and Ed Kenhoff of Eugene. Miss print mid |«'mi affair mid very l'al Scott, Vernon Coop, Ralph Informal. The parent* of pupils Allen, Mr. mid Mrs. Rny Hanks, arc cs|>ecialiy urged to be present, Mr mid Mrs Gak* la-bow mill as well us those who do not have little daughter Susan. children In school. The Smart Shop Where Smart People Shop GetPyour (Irosa here for the Firomen's Rall, October 23rd Lois C. Leonard 7 ON OUR BAUO, Pictured here are the three new Girl Sc mt uniform created by Mainbocher. noted designer, and introduced this tall The insert shows the lirst uniform worn by the Girl Fc„ut of 19 ’ I^.nriw.uTi"rm ? of br'Kht Kr*‘t” <‘°“on lover‘ Subtle modern tailoring features include action backs, button down lapels, and flared skirts The new hat for tro. » leaders is ot classic shape with stitched adjustable brim. .Scmors will wear to wearnhereKSiai a',d ,ntcrm«dia‘e WiH conlmut ut rc is. - D. U. V. MEETS \T HOME OE MISS TOHLEN Sweet & Clean li ~ Look! A Four Pound All-Wool Blanket - 9.9 0 Thrifty women sliop at Penney’» for within-the-budget prices, big Mving*,’extm value—and here's a blanket buy to prove it! 4 lbs. of the finest wool for plenty of XES CLEANER. BRIGHTER CURTAINS THAT LOOK AS> GOOD AS NEU/, FOR. THIS PLACE HAS AWAWER THAT'S WAITING JUST FOR NtXJ. warmth. Treated to resist moth damage. In six winter. Hann shades. Kayon*satin bound. WHITE SHEET BLANKETS for only .. S2.79 SELF-SERVE ^LAUNDRY 402 MONPOi«A42C CHEEK UP CIRCLE BRINGS The daughters of the Union CHEEK TO SHI TINS Veterans met at the home of Miss On October 19th the Cheer Up Hazel Tohlen Tuesday night, Oct Circle called on Grandma Witcher ober 12. at which tinw a letter and her guest. Mrs. Glendelia I was read from the department Noke.s. mother of Mrs. Mallie Mil- inspector. Martha Curran, of 'er After a well planned program Albany saying she will make her of singing, poen», scripture read- ’ ¡official visit October 26. at 8:00 ing and prayers, the group enjoyed , o'clock at the home of Mrs. Grace visiting with the ladies. It was I Cowan. also a meeting of old neighbors All members are urged to attend for Mrs. Mary Mackie as she and the meeting on November 9th. The the Nokes family were neighbors j tent will hold a meeting at the 5-1 years ago in the Lynx Hollow I home of Miss Tohlen. and it is vicinity. sincerely hoped that all nicmfxTs A cheer up letter from Aunt i 1 will attend this meeting also as it Fannie Goude was read, telling i , will be the last meeting of the Ida them of the different ones in the I May Whiting tent, and plans will IOOF home. After the meeting a very gener- | be made for a Christmas party pome time in .December. ous supply of groceries, canned and fresh fruits, jelly and vege- ' tables from the Cheer Up mem- I bers. also a box of canned fruit, I meat and jellies from Mrs. Ed | Sherrill of Delight Valley and $5.00 contribution from Mrs. Bucker was taken to a very worthy family where the husband i has been bedfast for several 1 months. All this was greatly ap- preciated by the family, who tends their Sincere thanks to them. REBEKAHS NOMINATE AND BALLOT Wedding Announcements and Invitations —The Sentinel. WATCH FOR OUR X.XIXG A SHOWER ’OR A FRIEND? GREENMOUSES 1704 W.MAiN*M. 182 Balloting on candidates was held Friday night at the meeting of the Rebekahs and first nomina tion of officers was held. Initiation was announced for the next meet ing, November 5th, at which time the Junction City lodge will visit, j and second nomination of officers j will lx? held. Staff practice was announced for Wednesday night, and it was ¡decided to dispense with meetings occurring on fifth Fridays. The refreshment committee was appointed for the next meeting .with Mrs. Jack Godard as chair man. OUR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS ARE IN ADDITION TO OUR EVERY DAY LOW PRICES, AND INTENDED TO SAVE YOU TIME AND MONEY. PLENTY OF FREE PARKING. MARSHMALLOWS JELLO Fresh Fluffy Assorted Flavors 15c Pkg. POPCORN In Bulk l.li. ini Salad Dressing 17c 39c 1.1*. Cam Del Monte Drip or Reg. Pound CATSUP 14 oz. bottles CORN 47c BEANS C. H. B. Red Mex. or Ige. White 35c Diamond A Whole Kernel I lappvvak* TOM AT 29c pounds 19c <:°n s4ü 13c ■ S2K Wibmet ANNOUNCEMENT 33c packages C"n No. ¿'Gin ( àmc (4IM ( 4ins M & W Meat Department Don't forget to inquire about our fir CORNED BEEF SAUSAGE MINCED HAM WIENERS PORK STEAK, Lean Young GROUND ROUND STEAK. FRESH OYSTERS. . . . 'O'StCTion. Qomplete Vornan 's Ensemble To Be Given Away!! NOVEMBER 6th Your Pick Your Pick C lb. 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