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Kentlin-I, Cut (age Grow, Oregon Thun»., July U, I»*» RRIDAL SHOW f it FOR MISS B ohbif BAGI.El On July 20. Mrs Palmer John son. Mis. Norman Richards. Mrs Harold Wolfard and Mrs. Stewart Carlson entertained at a bridal shower honoring Miss Robbie Bag- । ley at the Johnson home. Miss Telephone 555 or 556 Bagley will become the bride of Richard Chambers next Sunday. mink 1 BIA< K.MOKE 18 BRIDE 11 <a ST J N. OF W. MBETING July 31. at the Presbyterian of r. ’ARK HAKTZELI The regular meeting of the church Tire rooms wen* decorated Miss Anna Blackmore, daughter Neighbors of Woodcraft will be with white wedding bells and sum of Mr..and Mn J. E Blackmore held Tuesday evening. August 2, mer flowers, in keeping with the of Cottage Grove became the at 8:00 o'clock in the IOOF hall. occasion. bride of Park Hartzell, son of Mr Mable Sowles and Eleanor Wol- The many lowly gifts were pre and Mrs Charles Lackey, former fard will be hostesses. Tentative sented to the bride-to-be by tiny ly of Cottage Grove, now of Eu plans will be made for the grand Melinda Levens, dressed as a I gene. at a 1:30 ceremony Satur circle session to be held in Port bride, and Alan Richards. as the day afternoon July 23 at the local land in September. groom, after which refreshments Methodist church. The Rev Frank were served by the hostesses Brown read the ceremony Iwfore The guests wen* Miss Bobbie FRIENDLY CU B HAS th» immediate members of the Bagley. Miss Betty Bagley, Mes- FINAL MEETING families of the couple. The Friendly club met Tuesday dames Orlo Bagley. Victor Chaîn The bride wore an afternoon ât the Cottage Grove golf course l*'rs' Rav Smith, E R Husted, dreg» ol smoke gray and a baby for a picnic lunch and social after- Philip Bukowski. Ralph Saltsman ufchid corsage. noon. It Was decided to not have Larry Levens. Wairen Hansen. ^er matron of honor and only any more meetings until October Lloyd Griggs. Claude Kune. attendant was her sister. Mrs. 25. when Mrs. Thomas Biggerstaff George Matthews, L. E. Liston. Pearkihs Miller, who also wore a will entertain. N. J. Nelson, Pat Rickard. Charles medium gray suit dress and cor i Hall. Max Sears, John Kelly. War- sage of rosebuds. I ren Daugherty. Scofield Stewart. DONNA JEAN ADDINGTON Wilbur Workman, Ruth Woodson Best man was Donald Black- mor<\ brother of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Addington John Finneran. Herbert Lombard. ‘After a short wedding trip to have announced the engagement Fred Blickle, Maude Wheeler, C the coast the couple will be at of their daughter, Donna Jean, to E. Dillman, Ray Nelson. Joe 1 The Methodist church was dec • I'he bridegroom's mother wore home in Delight Valley. Roy Stalder. son of Mr and Mrs. Bricher, Lkvyd Aldrich, Richard orated with tall baskets of white an aequa cre[»* dress with brow 11 Mr. Hartzell is employed at the John Stalder of Delight Valley. No Thwing. Leo Rickard. Chas. Beid- glads and white cat nations Sun land white accessories and the Cottage Grove Lumber Company. date । 1 !•.lie's sister, Mrs George Wool has been set for the wedding. ler. Claude Cruson. H. A. Hagen. day evening. July 17. at Clyde Roberts. Claude Benton, o'clock for the wedding of ery. wore a smoke blue linen with Harold Axley, Roy Short, Joe Ada Carter to Leo Roberts, both navy accessories. Both had cor Smith, Sam Veatch. Fred Ander of Cottage Grove. White flickering sages of [link carnations. son. Gene Manock. Albert Helli- tapers in candelabra on either side Approximately 87 attended the wel). Grant Lovegren. Lee Nixon, completed the decorations. The Tom Minor, Georg Bjorset, Leon bride is the daughter of Mr. and । reception at the home of Mr. and Morton, Walter Hunter. Brighton Mrs. Derrell F, Carter of Ray Mrs. George Woolery. Mrs Gustav // here Smart People Shop Leonard. Fred Hammond. Ray mondville. Texas and the bride Walther was in charge of the rv- Trask. George Woodworth. C. I. groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ception with Mrs. Curby Rippy- Bozell, George Macready. Vinal Clifford Roberts of Cottage Grove. cutting the three-tiered wedding Randall. Pete Nelson. Walter The double ring candlelight ser cake Miss Louise Walther and Woodard. Cecil Caldwell. Floyd vice was read by the Rev. Frank Miss Della Gallo presided nt the punch bowls and Mrs. William White dressy blouses $5.59 to $7.95 Githens. George McReynolds. Har Brown, pastor. llelliwell [loured cofhv. Miss Betty ry Metcalf. Sylvia Griggs. B. H. White nylon blouses, peter pan collar and jewel neck $5.95 Mrs. Boyd organist, Sheets had the guest book and Douglas. Lester Gates, Claude playx>d the traditiona] wedding Miss Norma Bradley w as in chargi* Kern, and Miss Genevieve Mul- marches, and accompanied the of the gifts Pink rosebuds decorat- Convenient Lay-A-Way plan available : vihill. sokriat. Miss Martha Roy. who cd the hi ide s table and sweetpeas sang “Because" and "The Lord s and glads were about the rooms. •MIRS JI NE MAIXOLM Prayer." For going away Mrs Roberts HONORED WITH SHOWER The bride was given in marriage wore a winter white gabardine , Miss June Malcolm bride-elect by her brother-in-law, George suit with navy blue accessories I of Sandy Wiese, was the inspira- Woolery. Her gown was of white and a white orchid CorsagL Fol | tion for a bridal shower the eve- slipper satin with fitted bodice, lowing their honeym<K>n trip to ’ ning of July 19 at the Amil Thies bertha collar with bead trim, long the state of Washington anil home. Co-hostesses were Mrs. pointed sleeves, and a full skirt British Columbia. Mr. anil Mrs Raymond Thies and the Misses ending in train. A coronet of waxed Roberts will b<* at home in the Elva Thies and Helen Huff. orange blossoms held her fingertip Omer Apartments. Appropriate games and the veil in place, and her bridal bou The bride attended the Juniar opening of the many lovely gifts quet was of white gardenias and College at Brownsville. Texas and by the honoree followed by re stephanotis, centered with a white is employed in the Maynard Wilson freshments by the hostesses fur orchid corsage. law offices. Mr. Roberts servi'd Maid of honor was Miss Chloris three years in the United State; nished the evening's entertain Roberts of Portland, sister of the Army Air Corps and is now cm- ment. Guests included : Mesdames bridegroom. Her gown was floor । ployed at Beck Motor Company. Gerold Witherspoon. Marvon Har- length peach sheer. Her headdress pole. Sherwood Smith, Robert was of flowers matching licr old LORANE I. O. O. F. Beach, Raymond Thies, Herbert fashioned colonial bouquet. OI FK ERS INSTALLED Bridesmaids were Miss Donna Mason. Ishmael. Ed Finnerty. Officers were recently installed Herbert Moon, Hutchison, Ralph Funk and Miss Thicla Murrel), Aubrey. Judy Hemenway. the both in blue sheers, with flowers in the Lorane I. O. O. F. includ Misses June Malcolm. Vera Ma- in their hair matching their colon ing: Vern Armitage, noble grand: Gene Bums, vice grand; Harold son. Elva Thies, Helen Huff, Pat ial bouquets. Little flower girl, in peach sheer Gowing, warden; Fay Herendeen, Aubrey and Bill Miller. and carrying an old fashioned conductor; Frank Sessions, chap colonial bouquet, was Brenda lain: James Kotrc, secretary; John FAMILY GATHERING HELD Hamby of Dorena. and her brother Montgomery, treasurer; E. H AT DORENA SUNDAY Douglas was ringbearer. Gowing, right support to noble A family gathering was held at Clarence Atwood acted as best grand; B. W. Maley, left supjiort I home at Dorena man and to noble grand; Gordon E. Mitch- Sunday, honoring Mrs. Chapmans 1 ;ind ell, right support to vice grand: father, Thomas Whetham, and his and Benjamin MgCall. Joe Maley, left stqyport to vice two sisters, Mrs. Mary Rose of grand: Lowell Drullingcr, inside Wedding Kiss Iowa and Mrs. Belle Zike of guardian; LcRoy Inman, outside Salem. The sisters are visiting Mr. guardian; Milo Carpenter, left Whetham and son Henry at scene support; Glenn Myers, right Thornton Corners. scene support. Those who helped celebrate the occasion were: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph LADIES BIBLE < LASS Long and family, Mr. and Mrs. ELECTS OFFK ERS James Bridges and family, Mr. On Wednesday of last week the and Mrs. Harlin Chapman and Ladies Bible class of the Metho baby. Mrs. Jay Burleson and fam dist church met nt the home of ily, Mrs. Dale Chapman and fam- Mrs. Charles Arnold for a potluck 1 ily. Dean Chapman and Julius dinner, business meeting and elec Schoen of Cottage Grove, Henry tion of officers. The dinner was Whetham. Mr. and Mrs. Otis served on the Arnold lawn under Savinas EVERY Dav! Chapman, Alma, Milo, Ronald and their cherry tree. Richard. At the business meeting which followed, officers were elected. with Mrs. Maude Wright being elected president; Mrs. Agnes Lionberger, vice president; Mrs. Joseph Safley, secretary and trea surer; Mrs. N. E. Compton, teach er; Mrs. S. L. Mackin, assistant teacher and Mrs. Ira Beidlcr and Mrs. C. N. Land on the flower committee. , The members of the class pre sented Miss Martha Arnold, a bride-to-be, with a beautiful table cloth as a wedding gift. 1 Joublc Ring ( andlciight ( cretnonx The Smart Shop Lois C. Lenoard mducw ixmtrts bri 1»: 11 it 1 iionori 1» HUH lilt» MIOHEliK unni mirini Mis» Ronnie Russell, bride elect ot llaiold Skelton, ol Oakdale, C.ilifoinia. was honored at two bridal showers recently. A mlsivl lamsais shower was given hei Tuesday afternoon by Mis Ralph Spain and Mrs Betty Bushnell tit the home ol Miss Russell's inoln- er. Mrs W alter Russell Her home was beautifully decorated with cut flowers. Aller an .dierumm of iipprupri- A class ol seventeen candidates was initialed Into Bethlehem Shrine. W h I I e Shrine of Jeni salem, at the Masonic temple, Eu gene. Wednesday evening when the highest national <>Hh-<r. Mr* /.elm. 1 M Kah, of Middletow n, Ohio, supiemc worthy high priest ess |iaid a visit In the class of in Itiaies Hom Cottage Grove were Alma Porterfield. Marie Malcolm itici Juanita W imm I si >n. 1 lonuring the visitor and her two daughti also Mrs nilie luengo, supremi* worthy herald. and Mrs Finii) Perkins ot Grand Rapids. Michi gan, supreme second handmaiden, the candidates and the many vis- itois from Vancouver, H. C. Klamath Falls. Portland, Salem md The Dalles shrines, .1 banquet was servisi in the east dining nami of the Eugene* hotel Mrs Mala Sweetman. worthy. main the hostesses served the 17 guests deli, am- refreshments, edits were ■ent by many who wete unable to attend The wedding date for Miss Ru* ■ell and Mr. Skelton has l>ecn set lor August II. Ou Thursday evening of last week the Misses Carolyn Moore. Cleo Stroh ami Shirley I lull en teilaiiud lor Miss R umc II at the home ot Miss Moore. The honoree was the recipient of many useful iind lovely guts, and refreshments Wire served the guests: Miss Ron me Rus Mrs. W Moore. M V Mis I ah « Car isnitcr Montgomery, Karlmra Mil lei. Betty Russel), Dixie Wallace Dolores VanMatre, Sydney Sheets Jeun Rickard and the hostesses. high priest c«e of Bethlehem Shrine, presided at the banquet y and business meeting which fol lowed A la'auiiiul drill honored Mrs. Kith hy the king « guard« ami queen's attendant« W I t II several Cottage drove member« taking part. Al the reception foe Mrs Kuh Mr mid Mrs Jack Hiiliin of Coltagli Oro ve assisted on the serving committee l. & li Heauty Shop on Mezzanine Fluor Cottage Grove Hotel Oil pci mum ilta from $1 To up. (ki|<l wave front 47 9 >, complete. Lornyne Kotrc Kay Lockte Baker Phone 43 2tilfexx LAST WEEK JULY CLEARANCE SALE out tn it frid n night l’he Teen-age dance held Friday night in the Jefferson gymnasium was such a success it was decided to have another one Friday night Approximately teen • agers turned out for the affair. The program during intermis sion consisted of piano numliers I by Morris Oliver and a quiz . I Music for dancing was furnished ; by records. Chii[»*ron«*s for the I dance were Mr. and Mrs. Bob I I»usenlicrry, Mrs Harold Hk'ks and Mrs. Pat Chadwell. Another teen-age is planned for Friday night, July 29. at 8:00, in the gym. The theme will be "Room Full of Rose«." The program during intermission will be a novels d ims- by Sue Chad- well; humorous rending. Pauline Dyksterhuis and a surprise mu sical number. Dresses Sults Coats Gage Hats — $1.00 Arnesi’s Dress Shop Dorothy Arnesi Alice Foater Attractive guest books for your wedding or entertainment. — The Sentinel — OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF SUMMER DRESSES REPRICED IN THREE GROUPS SELECT TODAY AT MEH TNe Sell fashion and Quality- Not Price AD LIBITUM CLUB Wf-Mcs on M c K enzie We will never— CROONER Dick flayme« and red- haired Nora Eddington, former wife of actor Errol Flynn, combine a kiss and cake cutting after their marriage at Hayme«’ home in Bev erly Hills, Calit They will honey moon in Honolulu, (fntemz-tional) Offer you th$ cheapest merehanduie. Offer you the most expensive merchandise. Members of the Ad. Libitum club motored up the McKenzie last Thursday for a picnic dinner at b* home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wooley, in the afternoon they toured the Wooleys’ rose gardens which they reported beautiful. 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