The Sentinel, Cottage Grove. Oregon
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The eighth grade class ol
Gladys Chase of Spring­
field gave a very interesting re|x>rt
of her recent tup to tTilna and lûmes of all weiv in kee|.n : with
Japan and showed many te-autitul the eve of goblins and ghosts.
Guests were all identilied. and
pieces of handwork she brought
homo with her. at the Baptist
Mission Society held Wixlncsday that kept the guests in cold chills
afternoon at the home ol Mrs. Following this a movie and pro­
Glenn Woeldreyer Mrs. Curtis gressive party featuring such
events aS apple bob. pyramid, ring
Hansen was eo-hostess.
Itevetiens were led by the Rev toss and peanut relay provided an
evening * enjoyment and tun for
topic "Ye Shall Face Tribulation, all. Refreshments of apple cider
hut Christ Will theiwme the and donuts dosed the festive eve
World". The White Cross and ning.
Members of the party commit­
Spiritual Ufe secret;» ie- reported
tee w re l’at Kent. Juanita Odom.
on their work.
Hazel Roy, Clarence Smith. 1.loyal
The afternoon closed with re­
and Kenneth Kulm The
freshments served by the hostess- paltV
as s|H>nsoivd and su | ht -
Thins., Nov. ». 1919
E N T 1 N E L
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AUXILIARY INITIATES
At the regular meeting of the
Eagles Auxiliary Tuesday night,
two candidates were initiated,
Julia Brown and Nancy Stolt.
It was announced that all ladies
who intend to be on the drill team
be at the next meeting November
15 in formate. The refreshment
committee for the next meeting is
June Johnson, Mary Plunkett and
Maude Wilson.
NOV. 7 st r FOR
The Townsend club will meet
Monday night in the kitchen of
the armory at 7 30 o'clock. Ice
eream and cake will be served fol­
Mr. and Mrs. J D. Toothman of lowing the meeting. All arc wel­
Cottage Grove announce the en­ come.
gagement of their daughter. Er­
mine Lucille Smith, to Frederick
William FYost. grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Frost, also of this
Sleeping Beauty
Ths' wedding has been set for
the latter part of November.
New officers recently elected by
the Aeoleon club were: Richard
Harris, president: Conley Over­
holser. vice president: Betty Don-
levy. secretary : Thelma McDon­
ald. vice secretary: George Fell,
treasurer. Bat bara Willis, club re-
porter. A new member, Wesley
Naish, was wvlcomed into the
dub.
After the business meeting the
members enjoyed a pie s<x-ial. The
and
money from the
the club <lues is used to buy music
for the club.
Wed After 20 Years
One 5x7 Fucto
lor cnlv
G >I<1 Toned and Muunto ' in 7\il Folder
and Mr Fasdd. the class adv ror
Honored guests were Mr and Mrs.
Bob Bradford nini Mr. Elmer
Fleming, superintendent of
MRM. I . B \ 4NNOBTW H K
»II I BR WES 7.TH RIRTHDU
Children of Mr. and Mt's F B
gathenai nt the
•k home here Saturday
M \ aiiNortw ick ccle-
78th birthday All ol
brute
the children were present except
Tuldak>
Usm V inNortwuk
E
»'till. and included: Mrs.
M.im i k ’f Canby anil nephew, C
W. Cix»k and wife and daughter
of Medford. Mr. and Mrs. John
Truñnell. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Van-
Nottvvick. Mr. and Mrs Everett
Powell and Uster VanNortwiek
HAPPY Lee Perri of W dilu tion,
1). C., kisses bls bride, the former
Sylvia Fcrraiuolo of Naples and
Marseille, on their arrival in New
York from France, where they wi i e
married. Lee, brought to the U. S.
by his parents In 1930, had always
,remembered the Italian girl who
was kind to him when he was n lit­
tle crippled boy. Three years age
they began corresponding and tel'
In love by mall.
(International)
Hebron Grange will hold its an-
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Following th<- routini'
of I he Bethlehem \\ hit
y night a
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temple, Eugene, a
FOR < Hl Kill GROl P
Halloween
"Pakistan’ will be the topic for membi r
the meeting of the Woman's So- ■-kit in which ghostly
men in black r
day afternoon in the church skeletons and
l>arlors of the Methodist church.
The group will meet at l l > tor a and ow ls causing min It
Ira
cours»’.
ment.
will lead thè di votlunate. Mrs. C
Refreshments ol
N. l and will bave charge of thè
progt im and Mrs Albert VVixxlaixl i oom whu h
md Mrs Malide Wnght will l>e autumn
group <>l musici,m
Due to the tact that the next
regular meeting of the Catholic
Daughters of America falls on
Thanksgiving day. it has been de­
cided to meet next Thursday. Nov.
111. at 8:00 pm. at the home of
ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS
FRIDAY & SUNDAY
Orange Coconut Cake
Two delicious orange tilled layers topped with
fluffy boiled icing — with or without coconut
pliant
Ph< to 4'J
;rj m . -n
eV» ning. Novemlx r a
Members of the Gibhs Avenue
Church of Christ will have a fel­
lowship sup|X’r at the church Fri­
day evening. Novemter I Come
and bring the family and enjoy
an evening of fellowship together.
Each one is asked to bring his own
table service and a basket lunch.
The Catholic Altar Society held
a tea Wednesday afternoon in the
parish house.
Plans were made for a fancy
work and cooked fo«xl sale Satur-
day. Deetrober 3 in the Redman
Real Estate building on the cor-
ner of Main and 7th.
LIMITED
ANNUAL
t
BIRTIIIIAY PARTY SURPRISE
Mr. and Mrs. John Hedge were
pleasantly surprised Saturday eve­
ning when a group of friends
gathered at their home, bringing
a delicious dinner, the occasion be­
ing Mr. Hedges birthday anniver­
sary.
A social evening of visiting was
enjoyed by the guests who were:
Mesdames Eliza Howe, Nellie Har-
W. Rosenthal, Anna
mon.
Adams, Jessye Ryno. Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Kiker, the honored guest and
Mrs. Hedge.
TIME
Sale! w Price!
WEATHER LOTION
The ladies of the Gibbs avenue
Church of Christ will meet
Wednesday, November 9 for an all
day meeting with a potluck dinner
at noon. A Bible study is planned,
and plans are to lie discussed.
Every lady of the church who can
possibly come is urged to attend.
pivi Io«
Whenever you go, in wind
or snow... this extra-rich,
protective lotion keeps your hands
and face soft and smooth.
Fragrant, quick*
drying. Never sticky
or greasy. Wherever you
go today, come here ... get
your winter supply of Weather
Lotion now and save half!
MRS. NICHOLS is HOSTESS
Mrs. O. L. Nichols was hostess
Tuesday at a 1:30 dessert course
and social afternoon to the mem­
bers of the M P. G. club. On No­
vember 8. Mrs. Karl Mills will
entertain the club at a 1:00 o’clock
luncheon.
on Mezzanine rloor
Cottage Grove Hotel
Oil Permanents
and
Cobi Wave
Lorayne Kotrc
Appointments vv ith
Gladys Adams
We Give Savings Stamps and Appreciation Day Tickets
COTTACE GROVE PHARMAC
PRESCRIPTION
SPECIALISTS
(PlenAJun^ ÿ&u. — (Pfea aza 'U à
632 MAIN
PHOfE 244
Phone 43
F .
INTRODUCING
Our New
lou oval neckline is dchnctl
fine nylon net ine ,-i on- ol
In
Hie
RESEARCH < LI B HTMO'lt"
TWO NEW MEMBERS
Two new members, Mrs. Philip
Higdon and Mis. Roy Reed, were
welcomed into the Research dub
Tuesday night at the regular meet­
ing held in the city library.
Member, answered roll »’all on
the topic of "Religion”. The book
'Tomorrow We Reap.' written by
James Street and James Childers,
was reviewed by ML-s Una Zend-
i ron.
Inierest Little Daughter Ir
Ccoking With Candy Recipes
tered red or green cherries rubbed
By ALICE DENHOFF
AS many a mother has discovered with tbsp, glycerine: pour quickly
through the years, one of the best into greased pan. Cut in squares
methods of introducing a little girl when cool. Unless n utensil with •
to the kitchen is by letting her as­ heavy bottom is used, this has to
set in the making of candy. Ti en, t,e watched for sticking. Also when
helping to clean up afterwards is beating watch when gloss begins to
part of the fun. And of course it is go as it sets to quickly, you have to
up to the chief cook to prepare can­ pour it out repidly (or not beat
dy that is real dreambeat stuff, and quite so much).
Coconut Surprises will delight
not have it “sugar” or lack smooth­
the small fry, too, both cooking and
ness.
It is a good idea at this point to consuming. Combine one e. granu­
introduce an old profess onal candy- lated sugar, % c. water, 4 tbsp, gly­
mahing trick, that of using giyce- cerine and % tsp. salt. Cook to 240
rine, not only to insure a smooth, F. Add red coloring to the desired
even product, but to help keep the amount, add 2 tbsp, butter; cook to
242 F. Remove from stove, add %
candy fresh and flavorsome.
tsp. almond extract, and when mix­
Fruit Fudge
ture stops bubbling, dip
lb.
To make a new fruit fudge, use marshmallows one at a time. Roll
a large saucepan and cook 3 c. gran­ coated marshmallows in lightly-
ulated sugar, ha tsp. salt, one c. browned coconut (or white coconut;
whole milk and tbsp, glycerine over
a low tire, stirring constantly until or chopped nuts.
To prepare the marshmallows—
mixture boils. Wipe down the sides
of the pan with a cloth-wrapped and this is a task small girls esp»-
fork dipped in hot water. Stir occa­ cially will enjoy- brush off sugar,
sionally to see that it is not stick­ cut '¿-inch slit with sharp knife
ing. Remove from ctove when soft (this operation to be performed by
ball stage is reached (236 F.). Drop the head cook). Then press in whole
in 2 tbsp, butter. Cool to lukewarm or half rtndied cherry or nut meat.
(110 F.) without stirring. Add 1’4 Allow to stand in air to dry for an
tsp. vanilla. Beat until creamy. Add hour or two before dipping in the
•4 c. chopped nuts and hi c. quar- coating mixture.
WE WILL CARRY A FULL LINE OF
BAND INSTRUMENTS
SPECIAL
Cold Wave Permanents
Re j $10.00
Sheet Music
Watch for Other Specials in the Future
BEAUTY NOOK
Your Friendly Frigidaire Dealer
48 N. 9th
Now Only $7.50
(Effective Mon & Tues., Nov. 7th & 8th)
Wicks Electric
Phone 337
ARMOUR S TALL CANS
can IlC
Armistice Week
Guitars
Accessories
There's never any limit on values here — never a closed season on saving ' Any day
any
seawn - vott'“ ure to find the hi h-quality, clean, fresh food, you want
and always
at reasonable prices!
1T&
R
Pianos
Accordions
c Values ;
13 N. 6th
Phone 70
TEA GARDEN
39c
Grape Juice
XX
PICKET SELF RISING
Pancake Flour 5 1
GOLDEN RIPE
15c
BANAHAS
— It’s always easy to park at M. & W. Market — your
friendly, home-owned store, where you can fulfill all
your food shopping needs with only one stop. Shop at
M & W TODAY for food satisfaction—
BEEF R0Ä5T
SMOKED JOWLS
SLICED BACON
SLAB BACON
PORK SAUSAGE
¡JONE LESS
EASTERN
LASTERN
65c
25c
59c
57c
49c
MW MARKET
5th Street and Highway * PHONlE 177 «Cottagg Grove