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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1949)
the 8rntln<-1, Cidlagr Grove, Oregon Thur... Oct 13. Hilft PLAN’S M\DF FDR ■ MEETING IM- SCOUT MOTHERS Illi MITTS Hie Mothers' ohih ol Roy Scout I ALL I ESTrt \L thoran church mgt in its regular The chmch parlor was Ix-auti-1 . I Mrs at 8 00 p in. at tl meetim; nt I he home of fully decorated with autumn 1 !.. Hughes. 3: Mrs : I ace \\ e a. I on I'hiil s E N T I N E L I leaves when the Presbyterian 1 Mothers of all Women's Association met Tuesday Baskets of ycllew and bronze I evening. chrysanthemums derotated the meeting, a Mrs. Richard Thwing and Mrs Piesby terian church Saturday. tend this mectim Its James Raeknor wen- in charin' of Si-ptcmber 21, at three o’ekx'k for in the program. A very inh'H sum: th<> w<-dding of Mi<s Donna Funk VIÎOCK \M I OR WOMt N itien. film strip on the Unit d Nations daughter of Mr and Mrs. William KOAC educa the ron st childreti were recently was shown A silk scarf showing J. Funk. Black Butte route, to rd broade.istm ■enIce <-i ti. n with indio It w as deca । all flags of the countries In tin- announces tin to of Clre.ain. James G. \rbuekle. son of Mrs < L! B ENTERTAINED MR„ MRK GEO. Mi-QUEEN ach mendx-r contribute - United Nations w ,s displayed Especially Mberta M Arbuckle of Portland MARRIED M YEARS Mrs. W. E. Nixon entertained and fixxl tor the tamily, and th it Mrs. Warren Hansen, pr resident The Rev D. Hugh Peniston read \\ <>nu n Mr. and Mrs. George McQueen the All-Year Birthday chib at hvr I money be taken out ot the tren pt esided at the huainc S - f. How Ne'-., in meeting the dcuble ring ceromony. will observe their golden wedding home Friday. October 7. her 83rd which time reports on the Fall anniversary Sunday, October 16 at birthday anniversary All 12 mem at Miss Diane Morokx-k was the w omen’s pro ;r uns for Us Festix al their home at 105 No. 8th street bers were present and remembered repor ted were made. Circle One soloist, and san-: "I Love Thee sion on th< that they will sell jumbo tw Xv-dai.y programs m eoopei a her with nice gitts. and "Because." aecom- from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m, Truly \ Bl Mrs. Nixon served refreshments hamburgers, salad, pie and coffe - p.mied by Mr.- O W Blackmo-e. ti >n with the Schivi ol Homo Eco group >11 A reception will be held for nomics at On-gon St.de Colle . of the s * art * n 8 I' o'clock md com iti- grandmother of the bride. them by their children, Mr. and to her guests at the elos ____ IT COMES to keeping abreast of events mid feminine fashion^ WHEN no mg the rest of the afternoon. Mr Funk e. ne h-s daughter in m .! t b i \grleultm J Extensio: Mrs. I». A Wilkinson of Portland afternoon. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt is one person who Is not to be caught napping— Circle Two will be in charge of the mart. ig ■ Sh, wore a t uipc Frown even if it docs get in her hair nt times. Pictured left, the former Flrtt and Mr. and Mrs. George R. Mc w omen's ' cooked fixxl booth. Circle Three I ady is shown in October, 1931; wearing a pompadour effect (center) in Queen of Cottage Grove, and niece AD LIBITl M <H B TO MEET will have the fancy work Ixxi’h suit, dark brown accessories and gani'aliens of the esti*. committee pi March, 1948, and ns n United Nations delegate In September, 1949, and her husband, the Elmer Neets Mrs. Charles Akerbladc will en ■ Anyone with fanes work to lonate carried a white Bible, which was gon. Extension and rookl-ok lx- J, gnen to tier grandmother in 1963, w earing her latest coiffure, tho “Mary Martin" hairdo. (International) of Cottage Grove. Friends are tertain the Ad Libitum chib on as asked to bring it cither Home Eronomi- *s will I m - heard nt and to the bride several years ago cordially invited to attend the re (X’tobt'r 20 at a 1:30 dessert course Short's Gr.Kvry or Swart/-V. The Bible was topped with three 10 30 each morning. Rcpre ienta- ception. and social afternoon. fard’s Grocery by Friday atter- green orchids. tives of women's organi. itioiv- up. Mention w t ; made i mxin. Circle Four will lx- in charge wdl pal tieipate on the 2 o'clock no plans Maid of honor was Mary afterown programs. of the rummage sale. Anyone with I rummage to donate w as i-ked Ann Hall, who wore a w me cre^x- to bring it to the church by Thurs afternoon dress, and carried fin anees of t) BPU < ' I B m MEEr day afternoon or call Mrs. Grant bouquet of white carnations. Miss purchase of t ’hutch. MONDAI EVENING Lovcgrcn, 314-Y, and she will call JoAnn Punk, sister of the bride. C ttage Gr -ve B.i cu ss and Pro, u as for it. The date of the Fall Fes was bridesmaid. church, showing a plan that woulr tival is Saturday. October 15 at navy blue taffeta, and her bouquet fessienal Women's club v. ill me, t be suitable for the congregation at the RalnlxiW cale Mondas ese- was red carnations. the Masonic hall. The meeting nd lout tied and n- ning for dinner. Mrs GENERA! ELECTRIC fleshments Hire by Mrs. As the mission study for 1949- k !' -• m m w as K< nneth Krugei ■Dorothy chairman ol of Springfield, and usher w as L. 1950 will be on Japan, the Asso the health and s ifety committee Werner, the Iios REFRIGERAIÜR ciation voted to send a Ja|iancse L. Bennett. has invited Hr Stanley Richmond < i IB 1'1 \XS DIXXI it The reception was held at the of Eugene as guest speaker. Other food CARE package. A letter from HOME FREEZER Pastor Kammel of Germany was home of the bride's parents. The committee members Mmes The Townsend club i road expressing thanks for -he wedding e.ike was cut b) Mrs. L. June Neal Mithild i Prager and hour * 16 COMBINATION packages that were sent to him L Bennett Mrs. Leo Rolx-rts and Ardith Nichols Memlx-rs and years and under i the next and also for the subscription to Mrs. Sanfoid Wiese ¡toured the guests are askisi to make til.let mg on ( Formerly Uurlette Beauty Shop) punch and Mrs. Ross Peterson vations as soon ns [Hisspde Tiu- din- the Reader's Digest. w ith old will 1O-Cu-ft Capacity The meeting was closed with poured the coffee. Miss Barbara Mrs Nancy Robbins, phone 518J ner will In at 6.30 in the dining the Lord's Prayer. The members Richards,>n of Salem had the guest or Lit tie Lamb, phone 258Y. room of th< ? armory. Instrumental of Circle Four served delicious liook and Miss Vera June M ison numbers of all kinds, was in charge of the gifts. refreshments at the close. The NEWEST G-E Modell ■ EV XNGEI IsM T’, up leadings. c . « ill be on the pro- After a wedding trip to San Now Owned and Managed ( III Kt H I ILM SHOW N gram, and prizes villi R UNBOW GIRLS Pt IN Francisco the couple returned to The Y- mg Adults of the Metho for the I m - t uuniini-. i o i p um Nov. in Cottage Grove. Mr. Arbuckle is In oix- Ix-autiful i.iblni t, a separate 8-<u It refrigerator phn by At the regular meeting of the emliloyed by the Pacific Telephone dist church met Sunday night in Order of Rainbow for Girls Mon and Telegraph Company at Rose the church parlor following the \TH XD < M'I’ING < I RI MOM a separate 2 cu ft henne freezer! Nothing like it ever offered CATHERINE SEDERGREN The capping of nurses in train day night it was voted to have a burg and Mrs. Arbuckle is secre- organ tecital at the Prosbyterjan I m l ie in this size. Como in and seel ing a* tin- University of Oregon fall party on Saturday night. No tary in the law office of H. W church. At this time slides shown on "Evangelism in the medical S, e > J ol nur < , w . held vember 19. More details about the , Lombard. Church." and the group he ird the Convenient Terms auditorium library party will be decided upon at a Out of town guests here for the recording of “Lead Kindly laght" Friday night Mi s Jo niissmger. later date. wedding were Albert Low Down Payment by the All Girl's choir. The pro ELLA BEERS, former owner, will Worthy Advisor Laura Porter buckle of Portland, mother of the gram closed with prayer and re bride to I h - i was among announced a practice meeting of bridegroom: Miss Barbara Rich- freshments. officers at the Masonic temple ardson of Salem: Kenneth Krueg continue as beauty operator. Attendin’. from here were Mrs Tuesday. October 18. All officers er. Mr. and Mrs Roy Fri~k. and < i t it 702 Main Phone 73 and son Johnnie Vol- are asked to please be there Mr. and Mrs Joe Bernardic, all , Mrs W. A. Edwards was gamorc. of Springfield. 531 Adams Phone 75 promptly at 8.00 o'clock. charge of the program at tl The next meeting of the Rain- Tuesday Ever.nr: club which m bow Girls will be October 21, and HALLOWEEN PARTY in tht SCHEDULED will be formal initiation. “Win Tappio, and Eon gn Intel Fern Anderson, oracle, pre ided On Sunday. October 16. at 1:30 ligcncc.” i from the bool p.m. the Rainbow advisory board at the meeting of Royal Neibhbors "The Iron Cui tain will meet with the supreme de|>- Tuesday night, and plans wen' Igor Gai enko. and other | k r uty. Mrs. Verna M Gray, at Ma made to have a Halloween part;, sonic temple in Eugene. This is a on 'October 25. Members are asked The next m-'cting school of instruction for the lo attend in costume. Commit*.--s lioard. Any Mason or Eastern Star "T«* appointed f ir the party and I a program was planned. member is invited to attend. At the close of the ¡ne« tin; ‘ freshments were servi J by Lllliar Circle One of the Women's /As- I Stanton and Christin. Stani V. + sociation of the Embossed. Church will meet at the home of "FAITH" TOPIC OF Mrs. W. H. Daughteiy, 1206 W. WOMEN'S MEETING Look ahead - plan .’head — it s mcney in your pocket with onr special values in conned Mrs. Roy Miller and Mrs. Herb Main on Wednesday, October 19th forjs! Ly the can, they 'll save you pennies noW — by the case, they 11 save you dollars Printed at 2:00. All members are invited i Adams were hostesses at tho Wo- in the weeks to come! Comolete tocks, well-known btandr. — nil at bigger savings! to come and to bring their friends, .man's Society of Christian Service — | of the Methodist church Wednes- ------------------ -------------------- day afternoon when the regular Sweet — Tender i meeting was held in the ladie- ' parlor. A dessert course was ser- Your choice of type ase j ved preceding the devotional faces and announcement vice and business meeting. stock. Mrs. Roy Sherman led the de- votions and Mrs. Frank Brown Colden — Cream Style presented the lesson on "Faith" in Quality and price as a very interesting manner. good as anything you Plans were made to hold a cook EAR FRESH can get out of town — ed food sale on November 5. CASE 21 CANS The next meeting will be Oc Fast service too. tober 26 and will begin at 10:30 Large No. 2*2 Cans a m. This meeting will be in ob servance of Week of Prayer and Self-Denial, and Miss Mary Young ase will be in charge. SEE IT TODAY! BRISBANE ELECTRIC, IN( .CANSEDJOODS Wcnidi ne I ire it citions and zA'inounccmcnts Prim Twosome PEAS CORN winds as you wear it? Now... $4 Q75 priced as ,owoí Wc engrave anything we sell FREE Cottage Grove Sentinel 116 North 6th St. Community Jewelers Phone 555 or 556 Phone 351 8-4tc-l1 G12 Main OUR NEW WOM INITIATE THREE The Women of the Moose met October 6 in the Moose hall and held initiation for three condi- dates, Irene Graham, Anne Gates, and Violet McInni s. Hilda Walther was elected publicity chairman. Plans were made to have a din ner on fzetober 25 for members and guests. The next meeting will be Oc tober 20 in the Moose hall. sot IAL MEETING SET The Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet socially Tuesday night, October 18, at 8:00 o’clock at the home .t Mrs, Horace Hatch. MRS. EARL IS HOSTESS LaComus club was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Guy Earl at a dessert course and after noon of bridge. Mrs. Nelson bur- ham was a guest, and Mrs. Warren Edwards received high score. Mrs. Frank Gierau will entertain the club at its next mooting. Suits Coats Blouses Crry S Quality Store for Women » 2? South Sixth Phone 601 THERE are many foods that are fine for broiling. For Instance, on a cool evening, serve a grilled bacon plate. Or a satisfying platter meal of pan-broiled tomatoes, bacon, lit tle pork sausage and cornmeal mush squares. Besides potatoes both sweet and just spuds, other foods fine for broiling are tomatoes, onions, mush rooms, canned asparagus, parboiled carrots, apple slices, oranges, grape fruit, bananas, peaches, pears and apricots. Other meats that broil well are lamb steaks and chops, franks, beef patties, bacon, sweet breads, sliced ham, kidneys. Good Combinations Appealing combinations for broiled meals include: 1. Frankfurt ers split and stuffed with sauer kraut, broiled potato slices (first parboiled), sliced tomatoes. 2. Beef patties, and bacon, potato cakes, carrot slices (first parboiled), and onion slices. 3. Ham slice, sweet ■ Cottage Cut Cray flannel and bright jersey. By VERA WINSTON MERE COME tho blouse and skirt twosomes for fall, ideal wear for the college girl and the ci reerist, since most of tho items arc made to mix as well as match. This one starts off with a turtle neck sweater blouse that can be worn inside or outside the skirt. The blou-e is yellow with brown horizontal Tib and goes beauti fully with tho skirt of gray flan nel. The skirt has decorative seaming over the hips to mold the figure and is released into flaird pleats. The contour belt is ot brown calf with a gilt buckle. Food Cooked in the Broiler By ALICE DENHOFF Dresses ■ potato slices brushed with butte.-, tomatoes. 4. Lamb patties, grape fruit slices, bunches of canned asparagus, parboiled parsnips. E. Lamb or pork kidneys wrapped with bacon, tomato slices, Spanish rice, 6. Broiled tomatoes, broiled mush rooms, broiled ham steak. 7. Canned asparagus bunches, tomato quar ters, broiled bananas, broiled lamb shoulder steaks. 8. Broiled pine apple slices, broiled onions on ham burgers, bundles of canned green beans. 9. Grilled potato sticks, on ion slices, parboiled carrot sticks and grilled calvss liver. 10. Par boiled green pepper cases filled with cheese and rice, grilled toma toes, Canadian bacon. 11. Sweet breads, onion slices and peach halves. If you broil the whole meal, you’ll save on time and effort in prepara tion, cooking and dishwashing, be sides serving something a little different, always appreciated by the family. ( : : oe $ ( : GREEN BEANS SYRUP PEPPERS 21 CANS ( ASE A MAZO GOLDEN I1’ lb. Bot. 29c Pimiento 8 oz. GLASS JAR M & W MEAT DEPARTMENT Shon onr meat department at all times for the BEST in meats. Grade A steer beef _ featuring bench; r rolled roasts — boneless, waste free steaks, and priced to give you REAL VALUE. BONELESS Beef Roast* 65c LEAN—BONELESS SHANK LESS PICNIC STYLE HAMS STEW EASTERN SLICED BACON 3EEF LIVER _ __ 65c 1 49c FRESH KILLED RABBITS AND FRYERS EREII PACH IC OYS I FRS M W MARKET _5th Street and Highway » PHONE 177 » Cottag».Grove
