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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1949)
The Sentinel. Cottage Grove, Oregon Thum,, April 71, IBI» Prrsuk' at ( kun ention For The 1-3 Miss ; i Dress her for the summer in a wardrobe that «ill make h«'r appear sweeter *11 still. bis A good stock of bon nets, pinafores, play dresses. sunsuits for you to select from. She will always look lovely and fresh in u play dress or a sunsuit. They are really very nice. We will do our best to please you. Amest’s Dress Shop Alice Foster Phone 309 Dorothy Arnesi 46 No. 9th F TO ALL FUTURE MOTHERS If you guess the date of your baby’s birth, we will give you one all wool crib blanket Registrations accepted anytime during the first eight months. This offer extends through 1950. WATCH OUR ADS FOR WINNERS ARLIENE’S TOTS TO TEENS Art Needlework 14 So. 6th . Decorative Lim’iw Telephone 90 10O BLOUSES FINE COTTON BATISTE IN DRESSY STYLES OR THE POPULAR OFF THE SHOULDER PEASANT TYPE. DRESSY RAYONS TO COM- PLEMENT THAT SPRING SUIT. AND HERE IS THE BEST PART OF THE Ì , MANI LOCAL LADIES \TTEND ENGAGEMEN f TOLD IT RECEPTION ACHIEVEMENT FESTIV %L BCD HI’KTBD HA* IRTI« LE IN READER'* DIGEST E. It. I Hud) Hustad received n pleasant surprise o lie day tills week In the mall In the form of a Itisi check from the Remk'r's I a goal for an urtici«’ he hail con tributed two years ago. and for gotten alsiul It was print<d in lii«’ May eo|iy umh r "Make Your Schmd Vacation I’uy," »nd tells of a clever idea of bls son. Champ, In raising money during hc I hmi I VIKMltioll MOM’S the Word! 21 - 49c 46 31c 67c 2 33c 6 < -» 59c 1 " 45c COFFEE 46 27c TOMATO JUICE 225c PORK & BEANS No. 1 CHOCOLATE CHIPSF ‘ * 2 '« 45c 87c OXYDOL or DUZ Shafter 5 - 39c No. 1 POTATOES CATSUP lUllJ, At last—a salon-type permanent you can give yourself at home! Saves up to H the usual waving time ... And it’s so easy, too! Anyone from teen-age up can give herself this deep, soft, natural looking wave, can set her liair however she likes best— from sleek cap to a halo of ringlets. AT ONE BUDGET PRICE ONLY •• hair l«*4av O./y 2.75 (p/.t 30< lea) ttlilh, 1.50 Ip/»« fad. las/ OTTACE GROVE PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION « SPECIALISTS 'll a 32 MAIM PHONE 24 4 FREE WASHING! 8 lbs. of your clothes LIVE-WATER washed and a free laundry bag! Live-Water wash them while you wait... OR ... If you prefer, Phone us for a "free wash" appointment. EXPERIENCE SOCIAL MET The annual experience social of I the Woman's Society of Christian : Service of the Methodist church ' has been announced for Wednes day, April 27. in the church par- j lor. Captains for the affair are | Mrs. E. A. Coston with Mrs. S. L. Mackin as her assistant, and Mm. ' Alvis Wicks with Mm. Maude Wright, assistant. Hostesses for the recent meet ing of the group were Mm. Ira | Beidler, Mm. Elmer Kent and Mm. Thomas Biggerstaff. Follow ing the 1:45 dessert course served by the hostesses, Mm. J. W. 1 Englund led the devotional ser vice. Reports were given by those attending the state conference I and the district conference, both being held in Eugene. Mm. Frank i Brown reported on the state con- i ference and Mm. Lee Cooley, Mm. , N. E. Conference and Mm. S. L. i Mackin gave reports on the dis trict conference. The engagement of Miss Miriam Ferrin to Earnest D. Lldcll, son of Levi L. Lldcll, of Coos Bay, was announced last week in Berkeley, California where both are stu dents at the Pacific School of Religion. Miss Ferrin is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ferrin, former ly of this city, now living in Lake- view. She is a graduate of Cottage Grove schools and Oregon State College, and will receive her master's degree in religious ed ucation from the California school in June. Her fiance is preparing for ministry In the Congregational church. A definite wedding date has not been set. AUXILIARY OF EAGLES NOMINATES OFFICERS LIBERAL TERMS W icks E lectric “We Service Anything We Sell’’ Phone 337 Del Monte Dennisons Can Giant PnckaRe White U. S. MISS MIRIAM FERRIN TELLS OF ENGAGEMENT COME INI TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER-NOWI 48 North 9th Thursday afternoon the Senior Birthday club met at th«' lioin«' of Mis eliitti«-- Shanda' Gifts w«'H' presented Mm Sbandii Mint Mrs. James Kiker as birthday reinem- broncea. A dainty lunch win mtvim ! to the guests: Mmes Ed Trtvh,* Harold Smith, J A Kuk.r. Vanto Stewart, Ed Erwin and the host ess Tlie next meeting «ill l>e held May 12 nt I UH Madison Avb APRICOTS ORANGE JUICE WESSON 0ILrr v THEY'RE ALL OFFERED Com« in and see how Live-Water action gets clothes really clean I Get your Free Laundry Bag, fill it with clothes and bring back to us. We'll Instead of th«' regular meeting of th<> Business and Profewdonal Women’s club, nu'mls'is «ill gath er at th«' high sc I hmi I library next Monday night at 8:00 o'clock and will entertain the girls of the senior class. l>«»rotliy Wert, «'du- cation chairman, will I h > in «'barge of the program, and then' will be speakers discussing th«’ various pnifessions of women. A short business m«'cting will bo held and refreshments «III Is» servisi at the close ot th«' nM*etlng. Anyone wishing tt ansporlation, contact Lotti«' Isv Lamb, Alic«' Brei'dlovc or Jessie Bartruff. SENIOR BIRTHDAY CI.I B A recent s«icial function was the Several ladies from the Mosby Creek. Mt. View and Hebron home reception on April 8 by Mrs. G j extension units attended the Lane C Wooley at her home compì i- County Homemakers’ Achievement menting her sister. Miss Ada Car- 1 day program held in th«' Spring | ter, bride-elect of Lao Roberta. ; field High school Monday, when Mrs Woolety's home was beauti- approximately 400 women from all ' fully decorated with spring flow- areas of Lane county gat hon'd i ers for the occasion, and uses! as P-TA TO ELECT OFFH ERS i her table centerpiece in the forty for this annual program. Next regular meeting of the This was an nil day affair with of a circle were clusters of while Parent •Teachers Association will Mrs, Paul Weiser, chairman of the cherry blossoms and yellow daffo- l»e Monday afternoon. April 25. at county committee presiding at the dll heads. 3:00 o’clock in the Jefferson Approximately 30 guests called school, at which time officers for assembly program. Tell her how Highlight of th«' morning meet- during th«' evening, and each was th«> coming year will be held. Girl ing was the modeling of th«' 141 met at the <kxw by little Carol much you think Scout Troop No 104 will provide cotton dreaaes recently made in th«' Burleson «ho presented each on«' th«' program. of her with u gift cotton dress workshop. Announce- , with a miniature corsage mad«' of Miss IXmna Porterfield, district ments of th«' awards for publicity with a lace doily and tissue back- fl. \N Ml 1« It tNTS l.t N< II president of Theta Rho Girls, will books were mad«' by Mrs. Georg«- ground and flowers were multi- The Constellation club is plan Momb of Deerhorn. Mount Vic« cotored baby gumdrops from preside over the district conven ning a merchants lunch for Satur «I. L. Stokes tion when a|H>roximately 125 girls Bracelets was one of the seven units to rc-1 which fell ribbons with red hearts from the various clubs of the dis day. April 30, beginning at 11:30 ceive a blue star for excellent attached, revealing the names of Jeweler trict will gather here Saturday. a.m. nt the Masonic temple. Then' publicity books. Mt. View also Miss Carter and her fiance. Watches will also I m ' fancy work. April 23. in the IOOF hall. The Miss IN'Ila Gallo sens'd coffee received the standard unit gavel ‘Not the fiDU'leHt. clubs in this district include Rose- and certificate, presented by Ruth and Miss Thiela Murrell serxed ATTENTION RAINBOW GIRLS blit th«' ft H'lKUii'-d Necklaces burg, Eugene. Springfield. Mar- NitchaJs. county extension agent the punch. Miss Donna Funk was Attention is called to the Order cola. Lorane. Creswell and Cot- jeweler in town" in charge of the bride's book. (Home Economics). of Rainbow Girls that the meet- Diamonds Miss Carter is the daughter of tag«' Grove. Each unit had an exhibit which will start ing next Monday night 816 Main Ph 700 The morning session will tie de they had learned at their recent . Mr. ami Mrs D, F. Carter of promptly at 7:00 p.m. instead of home extension meetings. The Raymondville. Texas and Mr. Rob voted to the opening of the lodg«' the usual 7:30 time. by the local club, after which the i Mosby Creek unit exhibited cor erts is the son of Mr. and Mrs. chaim will be rendered to the con- ! sages; Hebron, lampshades ami C. E. Roberts of Cottage Grove. vention officers. This will lie fol- f No date has been set for the Mt. View, blouse in a day. All towed by roll call of convention I units participated in table deco wedding. officers and initiation of candi- ! rations. dates anti the app«>inting of <x»m- The main talk of the afternoon REBER UIS HOLD FIRST mitlees. Th«' address of welcome was by Jessie Mallalieu, recrea NOMIN \TION OF OFFICERS will be given by Shirley Witters, tional specialist. Oregon State First nomination of officers wias College, «ho spoke of her experi- held Friday night by the Rebek vice president of th«' local club. ences with the Red Cross in Korea ahs at the regular meeting. Those A member from the Lorane club and illustrated her talk with koda- nominated were: Gladys Hatch, will give th«' response. A |x>tluck dinner will b«' served chrome slides which she had col noble grand; Dorothy Hayes and by the Rebekahs, and each club lected. Hilda Godard, vice grand: Myrtle will provide a number for enter Plans for the day were made by Kliesc, secretary and Emma tainment during the dinner. the seven members of the Lane Smith, treasurer. A full afternoon is plann«>d. lie- | County Home Extension commit Looking for the Brands You Know - The Prices You Can Count on? Theta Rho district conxvntion tee: Mrs. Paul Weiser, Mrs. Rus was announced for Saturday. April ginning with each club present- ' them on our shelves - - Conveniently Arranged to speed up your shopping, simplify your ing one phase ot th«' work, and I sell Ebbert, Mrs. Ehram Giustina. 23. in the kaal I<X>F hall. Blanche Budget Problems!________ Mrs. Grorge Momb. Mrs. Larry Denker is chairman for the din this to be followt'd with a ques- j Brumfield, Mrs. Millard Martin ner to be served the girls, and tion box. The address of the after noon will be by Mm. Jones, prvsi- ; and Mrs. Del Holcomb. Whole, Unpcckd asked for volunteer helpers. dent of Theta Rho Girls board. A pi«> s«x'ial was announced by Reports of clubs for the year ami Syrup No.21 jG-an the Odd Fellows for April 29 in reports of committees will be | P. N. G. Cl.I B TO MEET A meeting _ of the Past Noble the hall. The secret work was given, ami election of officers for Standby Grands club is ’announœd for given by Gladys Hatch and the next year will be held. A l Thursday. April 28. in the IOOF Blanche Denker, and Audrey meeting place for next year will j hall. This will be an afternoon Smith rendered a solo as part of be chosen, and the local club w ill i meeting, and hostesses will be the entertainment. Vina Smith close' the session. Elsie Currin. Mrs. George Dame was reported ill. and a letter was Advisors for the local club are wood. Blanche Denker and Martha read from Aunt Fannie Goude. Mrs. Hap Hayes and Mrs. Harry ! (jt. Bollir who is living at the Odd Fellows Eastham. Lewis, assistant. home in Portland. Rosie Lewis was presented an EXPERIENCE SOCIAL SET electric lamp for her faithful ser THETA RHO <ilRI„* PLAN The annual experience social vice as chairman on banquets DISTRICT CONVENTION At the regular meeting of the | sponsored by the Woman's Society served this winter. Theta Rho Girls Monday night in I of Christian Service of the Metho the IOOF hall final plans were I dist church has been set for Wednesday. April 27. in the church CLVB ANNOUNCED, APRIL 2« made for the coming district con- | Mm. N. E. Compton will enter vention to be held in the local , parlors. A 1:45 dessert will be served by the hostesses. Mrs. tain the Friendly club at a 1:30 IOOF hall Saturday, April 23. At I Charles Arnold. Mrs. Lee Duffy dessert and social afternoon. April the business meeting it was de-, 26. Dennisons and Mrs. Abe Hanks. cided to attend the Methodist, church in a body Sunday morning, ; 14 Ox. Bottle May 1. The girls are to meet in front of the church at 10:45. TAKE ONLY ONE HOUR* WAVING TIME WITH There were 13 girls present and White Lily Brand five Rebekahs at their Monday 1 RICHARD HUDNUT THE No. 303 Gun night meeting. Balloting was held! and the drill team practiced. The! majority degree team also prac-. Red M & W Bru nd ticed, and a special practice is to be held Friday afternoon at 4:00 Bug Green Bug 47c o'clock for the majority degree. All girls are asked to be present., GOOD NEWS - - COTTAGE GROVE B « PW CLVB TO ENTERTAIN NENIOR GIRL* \| iss Portci I ivkl to The Auxiliary of the Eagles met April 19 for the regidar business meeting and nomination of offi cers. May 3 will be the next meet ing. and will also be election of officers. The refreshment committee for the next meeting will be Frances Stout, Ethel Thomas and Velma Forrester. M.&W. DEPENDABLE MEATS BEEF ROAST L». 65c Boneless Wu.sfc-Frce Bacon Jowels Lard Sausage For Seasoning 'Pure Pork Pure Pork Pound 29c PORK ROAST (PORK STEAK 35c Shoulder Cuts Pound 49c ■ " 49c 53c 5th Street and Highway • PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove
