SOCIETY
LANE COUNTS X OUT KE
NO. HO INSTALLS Ol I H ERS
The Lane County Voitute No MU
40 et H Installed the 1919 officers
nt promenod held at the memorial
building In Eugene, October 14th.
Installed Into their respective
offices were Chef de Gare, Jack
I .arson of Springfield; Chef de
Train, Jack Morgenson of Eugene;
commissaire intendant. Roliert L.
Nelson, Cottage («rose; correspon­
dent, Claude N. Sherman, Collage
Grove.
conductor, or-
ville (I, Bishop, member of ( olvin
Funk Post; Gardc-dc-le Porte,
Karl Wagner, Flugene; commi«
voyageur, Vinal Randall, Jr.. Col
läge Grove; Dimpixt, U-oniird
Kroblen, Eugene, ('iiyrlcs Whipps
Is retiring (lief de Gare.
The annual vaftison dinner for
th«* Line County Voiture No. Hu
will lie held at the Memorial build­
ing in Eugene. • Jctolwr 23rd.
I MM AL < Ol PLE WED
IN SPOKANE OC TOBER I !
SEKVK E GUILD
Till KNDAY FA ENLNG
Mrs. Alice S <• 11 z ot Cottage
Grove and Robert Turner were
I mai rled Octolier 12 In Spokane,
Washington Mrs. Turner is the
daughter of Mm. L. J. Mclxiugh-
lin.
The couple s p e n t a week in
Spokane anil Idaho, and r«’turned
home the IMth, making the
Imth way» by plane.
They are now at home ut KH
First atrect, Cottagi* Grove.
Mrs. Wayne Monroe, Mis. Boyd
Allen and Mrs Ralph S< hull/ were
hostesses Io th«' Service Guild of
the Methodist church last Thurs­
day night at the Monroe home
Mrs. Damon Scott presided over
I he business meeting, and Mrs. A)
McKenzie led the Worship service
on "Be Ye Thankful," followed by
group singing of hymns led by
Mrs Warren Ness, accompanied
by Mis Boyd Allen.
At the business meeting plans
were discussed for a Christmas
party and tlw hostess calendars
were approved by the group Mm
Alun H a n c e. commiti. cwoman
fr<„„ th(. Gut|di for (h|. Brownle
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sh„ ,(1m)
INGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
AT GHANTS PAHS
Hyacinths
Dutch Iris
Also Bulbs for Forcing in Bowls,
and Many Others.
Corner M & W Market
Phone 478 J — Res. 463 J
Minnie Willits with Mm. Lila
, Vcatch assistant hostesa. Seven
inemlM'm and four visitom, Mm.
II B. Ferrin of Lakeview, Mrs
C. E Dillman. Mm. Grace Daskam
and Mm. Addie Vcatch were pres­
ent Due to the absence of both the
president ahd the vice president,
Mrs. Willits wax in charge of the
busines» meeting. It was voted to
retain the present officers for the
corning year, who are; Miss Stella
Adams, president; Mm. Eva Hol­
derman. vice president and Mm.
William ('hestnut, secretary and
treasurer.
At the close of the business
meeting and social time the host-I
eases served delicious refresh-!
ments.
LA f ours CLUB DESSERT
Mrs. Guy Earl entertained the
LaComus club and additional
guests at a dessert cours«' and uf-
ternoon of bridge Mrs. Kenneth
Mickey and Mm Schofield Stew-
art were welcomed into the club
as new members. Special guest:;
were Mrs. Anna Swanson of Port­
land and Mrs. C. I Bozell. High
honors for bridge went to Mts.
Earl for memtiers and Mrs. Swan­
son for guest sr
Mm. Harry Metcalf will be host­
ess to the club at the next meeting
j < Jctober 26.
Due to Illness
Dr. Arnold’s Office
Will Be
DINNER AT J. V. STEWARTS
CLOSED
For One Month
ll-2tc-12
Tuesday night at the meeting of
Hie Research club in the library
roll call topic was election high­
lights, and the group discussed the
measures coming up at the No-
vcmlx r election Gladys Rose of
Springfield reviewed the book.
"Tlw Bond Between Us.” written
by Frederic Loomis.
LEGION A AUX. POTLUi K
who enlisted October 9. 1948 Fori Mrs. William Thum returiiid
a peiirxl of three years in the home Sunday from a tour of vislta-
(onstabulary now stationed in tion of eastern Oregon chapters'of
Germany, and Melvin G Kerr, of the Order of Eastern Star, huv
Cottag«' Grove, Oregon, who en-1 ing completed her tour in the east-
listed October 6. 1948 for a period ern Oregon section. She will viMt
of three years in the U. S Air the northern and southern di-
r«a«z« unassigned
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Recent enlistments for the reg- Force
tricts after the first of the year,
ular army are; Charles A. Dick-1
and will attend the institution .(if
erson of Cottage Grove, Oregon
You’ll find it in the classified.
a new chapter at Scio (jet. 2»th.
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Lasts Until Nov. 27
(>f interest fo women college
graduates is a navy program for
appointment of qualified women
in the regular navy as dietitians
and physical therapists in the
Medical Service Corps; and for
general duty in the line. The dead­
line for submitting applications
for general duty is 30 October
1948 applications for appointment
in the .Medical Service Corps will
be accepted until further notice.
Further information regarding
this program will be furnished by
contact or writing the Office of
Naval Officer Procurement, 513
Arctic Building. Seattle 4. Wash
One 8 X 10 hand painted oil photograph FREE with each dozen
regularly priced photographs on any sitting made at Clark's
Studio prior to November 27th.
Family groups will receive one 8 x 10 black and white or gold-
tone photograph FREE with each dozen purchased on any sitting
at Clark s Studio prior to November 27th.
BOY fK’OUT INVESTITURE
A public investiture service for
the Boy Scout troop No. 18 will be
hold in the Scout room at the
armory at 7:30 p.m. next Tuesday
night, at which time five lx»ys will
receive their Tenderfoot pins and
refreshments will he served by »he
Scout Mothers club. All parents
and friends of Scouts are invited
to come, and all members of the
Scout Mothers cluh are urged to
be present.
The Scout Mothers club of troop
THETA KHO GIRLS
No 18 met Wednesday night at
INSTALL AND INITATE
th«* home of Mrs. Rodney Safley.
At the regular meeting of the The next meeting will be Novem-
Phi Theta Rho Girls Monday ber 29 at the home of Mrs. Opal
night in the IOOF hall, officers Lemert.
who were absent at the regular
Wedding Announcements , and
installation service were installed
irt this time. Those installed were: Invitations. — The Sentinel.
president, Mae Malcolm; warden,
Cindy Gore; musician. Bar tiara
Buckles; second herald, Jean Rick­
ard; third herald, Donna Guggis-
berg; fourth herak. .Dolores Van
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right support to vice
president,
Barbara
Kinsland
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M1I1^all,n«, ®fficerr w“ 7nela
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chaptain, Joyce
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5 Weeks Only!
WOMEN COMMISSIONED
IN U. K. NAVY
BEAUTIFUL COLOR tone« dis­
tinguish th« autumn dress parade.
Linton tweed in a lavender shade
is combined with purple wool jer-
•ey to make this charming coat
an 1 dress ensemble. It is wearable,
young, and good for travel, college
and general wear. Tha one-piece
dress has a two-piece look and uses
set-in bands of the tweed to outline
the deep armhole. The coat la aim-
Pie, loose-swinging, and is lined
In the purple jersey of the dress
top.
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SPECIAL
A 6 30 potluck supper is sched­
uled for Friday night. October
22nd, in the KXiF hall for the
Veterans of Forkgn Wars and
Auxiliary.
By VERA WINSTON
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VFW A AUX. TO MEET
A handnome tweed outfit.
Th«- Nrntlnel, Cottagr Grove, <>r««g»«n
Grove area enlisted in the army
through the local U. S. Army and
Air Force Recruiting service sub-
station, located at thc armory,
Sgt. C. M. Lesley is the local re-
cruiter.
The American Ix-gion and Aux­
iliary will meet next Monday night
at 6 30 for a potluck dinner In
the JtxiF' hall. All members are
urged to be present.
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Word has Iwn m eiveil from I
(«.ant. Pass of the an.u.un. ement
of the cngagi nient of Miss Nancy
Grapfors, daughter of Mr anti
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presented the lesson on "Comic
Mm (.«xirge Granfors and Homer
wlth an interesting dis-
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Me( hmahan »on of Mr and Mrs (.UMt(,n - fo .. ||„wlr)
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‘hicsts of the evening were Mrs.
gran« ls< .4 Mr. a nd Mm . ..W
Mih Wjirr,.nk N(.MS
McFarland of this city and was Mr(( Stevens
liorn in Cottage Grove.
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The wedding date has been set »■/«,. ri taw viirr-ru
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The Mtrnh cl^TThe Presby-
MctlKKlist ( hurch al Grant. Pass lf.rhm Sunday
MORE BULBS
601 So. 5th St.
Autumn
Ensemble
I ELECTION MEASURES
L(M AL MEN JOIN ARMY
Thur»., Oct. 21, HHH
STI DIED BY RESEAIU II ( LUH
Two local men from the Cottage
No appointment necessary —Lay-Away Now for
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Free $8.00 Value
CLARK’S
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21 South 6th
K-F
STUDIO
Phone 343-J
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Wright
gave a dmn«*r til the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. V. Stewart, represent­
ing the Steclco Stainless Steel.
Tuesday
and I entertaim-d
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' evening,
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the following guests: Mr and Mm.
J Smuh. Mr. and Mm. B. Hatch. |
Mr and Mm. J A. Kikcr. Mr. and
Mm. Erwin. Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Sherman and Mr. and Mm. Miller
A Ms ial time follow'd the deli-
^»»‘>*'7 ‘he installat.on cere-
cious dinner
mony initiation was held for
Carloyn Crane.
The financial secretary, record-
Read the classified pages.
' ing secretary and treasurer are to
meet with Joyce Lyon and Donna
Porterfield next Tuesday night at
Ikinna's home to go over the books.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting. The next
meeting will be for regular busi­
ness.
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Sunday night Mr. and Mrs. A. A
Lionberger entertained at a buf­
fet supper for Lieutenant Fred
Lionberger of the U. S. Air Corps,
who is home on leave.
Betides the honor guest and the
hosts enjoying the sup[x*r and eve­
ning were; Miss Betty Lionberger.
L. H. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. -Ed
Lionberger. Mr. and Mrs. O. E.
Lionberger. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd,
Croxel, Mr. and Mrs. Zajic and
Carol Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Nebelung, all of Cot tag«' Grove,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunkins
of Eugene.
ALL DAY MEETING
The mothers club met Tuesday,
October 12. for an all day meeting
with Mrs. Harry Hart. Seventeen
members were present for the pot­
luck dinner at noon and business
session, at which time the welfare
chairman reported 42 garments
given out during the month of
August and 48 in September. A
quilt top was finished during the
day. November 9th will be the
next meeting, the place to be
announced later.
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ANNUAL PARTY FOR
TEACHERS
A large crowd attended the an­
nual teachers party held Monday
night in the Fellowship room of
the Methodist church. An evening
of games under the suj>ervision of
the Rev. and Mrs. Frank Brown
was enjoyed, and refreshments
were served by the committee in
charge, Mis. Roy Pollard, Mrs.
Henry Minkler and Mrs. Ralph
Schultz.'
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LUNCHEON AND
SOCIAL MEETING
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"Wc Service Anythin/; We Sell"
W North 9th
Plume 337
Mrs. Mabel Sowles entertained
the members of the Neighbors of
Woodcraft at a luncheon and af­
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this week. Special invited guests
wore Mrs. Elsie DeYoung. Mrs.
Anna Gates and Mrs. Edna Burle­
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YOUNG ADULTS MEET
, IN NEW CHURCH
The Young Adults of the Meth­
odist church met Sunday night in
the parlors of the now church for
I an evening pf fun and fellowship.
An evening of games was followed
by a wiener roast. Plans were
made for a Hallowe’en party at
I the Boy Allen home the evening
of October 29.
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