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SOCIETY
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Thur»., April 28, 1848
The Sentinel, ('«Stage Grove, Oreg“»
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URE PERSONNEL
Next Tuesday night rl«t««a cl
The Woman’* Society of Chri»-
Richard L. MeCrady ha* been invited to come out and join the
officers will be held, and all 'hose
tian Service of th»' Methodist added to flr«- department person- group in all kinds of recreation.
Or. Marlowe Schaffner ha« con­ interested in joining this class are
chun-h met in the church parlors । m l as the third paid fireman on
PINK AND HI.I E MHOWEK
Wednesday afternoon for the an­ the local fire department. Me- sented to be the irwtiuct a- and asked to lie present at 7.30 os
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nual election of officers and ex- Crady is employed at the Wood­ Mrs. E. E .Bartruff will be coun­ classes will start promptly >t
8.00 o'clock.
A pink and blue »hower wa* perlence social. H<mte«*cs for the ard Lumber Co. Previously he was selor for the group.
held in honor of Mr*. Jis- Wat»on afternoon wit »’ Mr*. Charlc* Ar­ ■ honorably discharged from the
April 26. In her horn«’
nold, Mrs L t Imtty and Mr*. Abe navy on September 26, 1946. While
I in the navy he attend«M a navy
Under the watchful eye of a Hank*.
large stork occupying the center
Th»- devotional service wa* led fire suppression school. He joined
of the room, the gu«-st» i-njoyed by Mr*. Jo*«-ph Safley, and the the Cottage Grove Fire Ix-part-
several readings and pencil games program consisted of roll call by ment on October 13, 1947.
ami baby bingo.
each nu-mber relating how she
The lunch consisted of ice had earned her money for the ex­ PHYSICAL EDUCATKIN
We now have in stock several new labels in records.
cream, cake in form of baby bug- perience social, which amounted ( LASS ORGANIZED
gn-» and coffee. The favors were to $ 101 75; humorous reading by
Several working women and
booties of pink and blue flannel. Mrs
E. Compton; trombone girls turned out Tuesday evening
Those bringing diaper wrapped solo, Ida Coston and vocal solo, for the purpose of organizing a
gift* were Mmes. Hamlow, Har- Kay Leonard. In addition to the : physical education class for the
| mt , Robbins, Gentry, Buskirk. regular local members, Mrs. E. E. 1 working women which will meet
Seals, Summer«, Gibson, Dar- ( on«- of Eugene and Mrs. Ransom each Tuesday night in the armory.
702 Main
Phone 73
rough. Shubert, Shilling, Miss Cone of Baker, were present. Cap- All working girls and women are
Mitchel, tains for the experience social :
June Mendel), Mra.
Mr*. Yokum, and the hostess«-«, were Mrs. E. A. Coston, assisted Í R
mu
Mrs. O Mitchell, and Mr*. Jacob- by Mr«. S. L. Mackin, and Mrs.
sen.
Alvi» Wicks, assisted by Mrs.,
Those unable to attend but who ' Maude Wright.
«ent gifts were Miss Pat Hunter,
At the annual election of offi­
Miss Pat Zimmerly and -Mr*. cer* Mrs. J. W. Englund was re-
Kennedy.
»‘lected president for another
ytsr; vice president, Mr*. Mark
MIZPAH CLASS ENTERTAINED Morgan; recording secretary, Mr*.
Th«- Mizpah class of the Presby­ William Bacheider; promotion
terian Sunday school was enter­ secretary, Mr». S. L. Mackin; 1
tained April 19 by Miss Stella treasurer. Mm. Albert Woodard;
Adam* and Mrs. Eva Hatch at the -piritual life secretary, Miss Mary
home of Mis* Adams.
Young; missionary education and !
Ten members were present for service, Mr*. N. E. Cbmpton; ,
the business meeting and social Christian social relation* and lical I
hour presided over by the presi­ church activities, Mrs. Waiter I
dent, Mi«* Adams. This was fol­ Son-nsen; youth and chi'drcn's !
lowed by the hostess«’« serving work, Mrs. Frank Brown; supp'y
refreshments at the tea hour.
secretary, Mrs. Charles Aker-
A 45 SERIES — MUNSINGWEAR BANDEAUS
On May 17 the members will biade; secretary of litera’urc and
meet with Mrs. Harriet Masters. publications, Mrs. L»w Cooley and
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membership committee, Mrs. Herb
GIRI. SCOUT LEADERS
Take a cue for new curves from our collection
Adams and Mrs. Lee Cooley.
ATTEND ( AMI* COURSE
Installation of the n?wly elect- I
of newly designed bandeaus. Nets and nylons
Four Girl Scout leader« from cd officers will be lield May 25.
feature a "Sunburst ” design which accentuate
Cottage Grove participated in a
three-day camp course held at BABY COLLEEN JO PALKI
the positive ... to just the right degree.
Clark Recreational ana on Big
Colleen Jo Paiki, age 16 months,
Compliment to spring and summer wardrobes.
Fall creek, conducted by trained passed away at a hospital in Eu­
leadens from the Three Rivers gene Friday. April 22, 1949, fol­
Girl Scout council.
lowing a short illness.
This course is a MUST for any
She was born in Ft Bragg. Cali­
adult who takes Girl Scouts on an fornia. IXvember 27, 1947. and
overnight camping trip. Th<*i»' go­ came to Oregon with her parents
ing from this city were Mrs. Jessie about one year ago.
Cothrvll, Mrs. Geneva Richardson.
She is survived by her parents,
There Is Nene Better.
Mr«. Zoe Carlyle and Mrs. Annie Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Paiki, Lorane
Wollery.
Budget Prices.
Route, Cottage Grove; twin sister
Cathleen, sister Gladys and
W.C.T.r. SET FOR MAY 4
brother GAry, ail at home; grand­
The Mny meeting of the Wo­ parents, Mr. ami Mrs. Frank
men's Christian Temperance Mericle and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph
Union has been set for Wednesday Paiki, all in Minnesota.
afternoon. May 4, at 2:30 at the
Funeral service was held at the
home of Mrs. Carrol Witherspoon. Smith Funeral Chapel Monday at
l 2 p m. Rev. Frank Brown offi­
MISSIONARY TELLS OF
ciated. with interment in the
CONDITIONS IN ( HINA
IOOF cemetery.
Members of Circle Four of the
Women's Association of the Pres­ MRS. BUCK I.E HOSTESS
byterian church met Monday night
Mrs. F. W. Blickle entertained
35 South Sixth
Phone 601
at the church for a covered dish the LaComus club Tuesday at a
dinner, after which the Rev. Ken­ 1:00 o’clock dessert and afternoon
neth Campbell, a returned mission­ of bridge. Mrs. Schofield Stewart
ary from China, gave a very rectsvcd high score at bridge. Mrs.
interesting talk on the conditions Stewart will also entertain the
of China.
club at the next meeting. May 10.
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Mount X lew Extension Club was one of ««-ven units to rts-eive a blu«- star for excellaat publicity
books and the standard unit gavel ami i rrtlfli ute at th«- I. a n r County Homeraahers’ Aehh'unnnt day
program held Inal week in Nprlnglleld. Kcndlag left to right, I IHHT ROW: Rlnnchn Denker. Mis Perini,
Helen Ryle, Renale GilHapla, Mabei < i«hrnn, Ava Itaknr, Helen < hexem. SECOND ROW: Little San-
4ra VanNortwUk, Arlvn A anNortwbh, Ethel Handa, Nellie Peterson. Ethyl Seaver, Allee Jensen. THIRD
ROW: Frames Swanson, Mary Arne, Mildred Vo»*. («Ili- Milite, Meda Dowena. TOP ROW: I lor«-m e
Bale«, Linn Hrumfl<-ld. Helen ( ochrane. Two im-mbi-rs not In photo are Ethel Thomas and Ine* Hocking.
GARDEN II.IB ELECTS
At the Inst meeting of the
PlI.G. Garden club officer* for
th«’ coming year were elected, Mrs
J. F Godard Iteing elected pre*l-
dent;
Mr*.
Cooley,
president and Mrs. Albert Wo<xl-
ard, secretary ami treasurer.
Th«’ next meeting of the club
wtll lie May 6 at th«’ bom»’ of
Mr«. Henry Arp. This will be a LUN( HEON ANU MEETING
1:30 dessert.
Mrs. Charles Beidler entertain-
8d the memlsTS of the M. P. G.
( (MH.EV Hil l. < LI H
club Tu<-sdiiy at a luncheon and
Mr*. Rufus Arm- entertained the social aftermwin of needlework and
(Tooley Hill club April 21 with 12 visiting Apple blossom* made at­
mendier» priment. The next meet­ tractive decoration* about her
ing will bo with Mrs, Vinal rooms. Mrs. C. C. Cruson will en­
RamiliII Jr., on May 19.
tertain the club next Tuesday.
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APRIL MEET AT CULP ( REEK SOCIAL ( LI B MEETS
Mr». Alvi» Wicks entertained
the Ad lahitum club at a 12:30
luncheon at her Culp Creek home
last Thursday. Her home was
prettily decorated with spring
flowers. A social afternoon was
enjoyed by the nine members
present.
The May meeting will be with
Mrs. Lee Nixon at 1265 East
Adams and will be a 1:30 dessert.
Housewife’s Preference
An extensive poll in which house­
wives were asked, "If you had more
food money, what would you spend
it on?" disclosed that about ons-
third would buy more vegetables,
fruits, and dairy products.
Gowdyvillc Social club met with
Mrs. Gcny Yearous on Wednesday.
April 6. There were 15 members
present and two visitors. Mrs. Carl
Buffington and Mrs. Yearous. Mrs.
Mildred Tracy won the prize.
On April 20, club met with Mrs.
S. Sugg. There were 11 members
present. Mrs. Marie Schmitt won
the prize. The next meeting will
l>e hold at the home of Mrs. Pearl
Burnell on May 4.
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Five generations were present
nt the Easter gathering nt the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ewing
Sunday. April 17. Included in the
five genei itions are, seated, left
to right: Mrs. Cornelia Lowell,
Cottage Grove, great-great-grand-
mother. and Mrs. Ida Brown.
Springfield, great - grandmother;
standing. William Smith, father of
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Mrs. Ewifig's birthday was on
Easter and Mrs. Nancy Ewing
was 75 on April 21.
Out of town guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. B. N. Brown of Spring-
field; Mr. and Mrs. Fay Smith and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Smith and son
Kenny, all of Cedar Flats; Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Lajoie and
daughter Kay of Jasper.
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