The Sentinel, Cottage flrew, Oregon
Thnr»., Dre. I®, 1W4H
PERCY MALCOLM IS NEW
WORSHIPFUL MASTER
ill
I
At the annual election of offic
ers of the A. F. A- A. M. Masonic \\ oli! Allen to 1 lead
lodge held last Wednesday night
in th«' Masonic temp)«’, Percy L.
Malcolm was chx'lcd worshipful
master; Kenneth Hickok, senior
Ruth Thompson and Wolff Allen
watden; Sam Veatch, junior war were elected head officers of the
den; C. C. Cruson, treasurer; Earl Order of Eastern Star Friday
Hill, secretary.
night at the annual election of of-
The appointive officers to serve fievrs. Mrs. Thompson will serve
for the coming year are: senior, as worthy matron and Allen as
deacon, Robert Mills; junior dea- worthy [xi 11 on for the coming
con, Lester Porter; senior stew- year.
ard, Marvin Ponton; junior stew-
Other officers elected to office
ard, Earl Woodson; yler, Ed for jhP ensuing year are: Eileen
Hoyt; marshal. Louis Caldwell Rickard, associate matron; Edgar
and chaplain, Fred Formway.
Rickard, associate patron; Miss
The next regular meeting will Eunice VanDenberg. reelected
I k ? December 21 after which a pub. secretary; Barbara Hill, reelected
lie installation ceremony will be treasurer; Elsa Hickok, conduc-
held for the newly elected officers, j treat; Margaret Lasate'r, associate
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-conductress.
STAFF DINNER PLANNED
Appointive offkxrs are: Edith
A 6:30 potluck dinner is planned Long, chaplain; Della Anderson,
by the Rebekah Staff club for marshall; Maude Allen, organist;
Wednesday evening, December 21. Genevieve Nelson. Ada ; Marie
in the IOOF hall. This will be for Malcolm. Ruth; Augusta Beck,
the staff members and their fam Esther; Naomi Witters, Martha;
ilies. A Christmas party and gift Daisy Cochran, Electa: Vesta
Wheeler, waider; Kenneth Hick
exchange will follow.
ok, sentinel.
REBEKAHS WILL INITIATE
Courtesy girls appointed by the
At the regular mix-ting of the newly elected worthy matron are:
Rebekahs Friday night. December Betty Bone, Mildred Anderson.
16 at 8 oxlock, initiation will DeLoris Porter, Shirley Stone.
Lucy Ranny and Myra Macready.
be held for two candidates.
Tellers were Littleton Lasater.
George Witters and Earl Hill.
Isabelle Gates and Jack Dillon,
worthy matron and worthy pa
tron. presided over the meeting, at
which time reports were given of
recent visitations to other chap
ters. It was announced that a pub
l am starting piano classes lic installation ceremony will be
bi harmony the first of the held January 3 for the new of-
year. These classes ar«- open ficers.
to adults, junior-hi. and hi
lima Thum, junior worthy
school students. It is a pre grand matron and grand lecturer.
paratory course for playing and Ruth Smith, grand represen
popular music, harmonizing tative to the state of Nebraska,
with hymns, etc. Rates very were introduced in the East.
reasonable. Contnrt me now । The officers of the chapter put
to insure enrollment the on a beautiful addendum honoring
the worthy matron and worthy-
first of the year.
patron, both of whom were pre
for
Also private lessons
sented with gifts.
beginners.
The evening closed with re
freshments served by the commit
tee with Ruth Randall as chair-
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194tc-21 • man.
Piano
Instruction
Mrs. Joe Gleason
EDNA’S CERAMIC SHOP
Children’s Books
Greeting Cards
Stationery
Wrapping Paper
EDNA PITCHER — DEL0RIS PORTER
34 N. Sixth
Ph. 100
Cottage Grove
SAY
Merry Christmas
with FLOWERS
Choice Christmas Plants
POINSETTIAS
AZALEAS
BEGONIAS
CYCLAMEN
SHRUBS
CUT FLOWERS
Sunnyside Greenhouses
“LET 182 .MEAN FLOWERS TO YOU”
Phone 182
1704 W. .Main
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RIRTHIY" OBSERVED
List TTmrsda,v the four daugh
ters ind grand«lai:ghter of Mrs.
Sadie VanSchoiacli gathemi nt
her home lor a covered dish dinner
to help her coh'bi iu- het 83rd
birthday anniversary She was the
recipient of many me«' gifts Her
TiUghters present were
Mrs
Frank Hills and Mrs Corbett
Skelly, l»>lh >»t Eugeni-. Mrs Wul
, r r. ek and Mrs Hany Elix mg.
uui granihiaughter. Mrs,
; tammond
DINNER AND CHR1STM \ s
PARTY M»R EMPLOYES
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Da
mon Scott on North Tenth stnvt
was beautifully di-corated Satur-1
day night in keeping with the
Yuletide season when they enter
tained the J C Penney employes,
their husbands and wives at a
ham dinner served buffet style
After dinner the group gathered
around the decorated tnx' for the
gift exchange
Those present were the hosts..
Mr and Mis Damon Scott. Mr
and Mrs G D Ritter. Miss Rose-
maiy Westfall, Messrs, and Mmes |
Robert Brower, Joe Glass. Rob- ,
ert Gamadge. Albert Melntee ,
Robert Cutts. Harold Bauder!
Clair Hogate and Marion Johnson.
Miss Pat Geer. Miss Beverly
Asher, Mike Qua glia Robert
Hite. Malcolm Scott and Bobb)
Gamadge Jr.
Of EnmmcnuTìt
Broadcloth
And Mink
BRIDAL SHOWER FOK
MRS. DERREL LEDFORD
Mrs. Keith Lyon entertained at
her home on Cherry Court Tues
day aftvrn«)on, December 13. hon
oring Mrs. Derrel Ledford (nee
Paulagenc Croninger Haynie*, a
bride of two weeks.
After a pleasant afternoon of
visiting, the bride opened ‘-er
many beautiful and useful gifts,
and the hostess, assisted by her
daughter. Mrs. K W. Barnes
served delicious refreshments to
the following guests: Mesdames
Ashley Mowery, Betty Bushnell.
Louis Bellísimo, W. G. Russell
Paul Croninger, K W. Barnes,
John Pressley, Ethel Applewhite
William Battles. Tony Lxijeski
Dorothy Burns. K. C Patterson
Robert Woolcott. Herbert Whit
lock and Paul Miller.
Those unable to attend but
sending gifts were Mesdames Ann
Long. Lester Blackmore. Georg«-
McMillan, Ray Sweet and Myron
Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. E A Tcich re
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Thein Ann Mun ell. Io
rhcodore W. Fehly. son ot Mr
md Mr* Henry D. Fehly of Eu-
gene.
Miss Murroll graduated from
the local high school in IDIS and
is now attending Eugene Beauty
College. Mr. Fehls i.* ir Carpenter
in Eugene.
wedding.
SI N'SHINE « lia 11 H YS
(-IIRKTM VS 1' Vii I V
of the
The Sunshine
Church of Christ. Sixth and Gibbs,
met Tuesday, De«x':nber 6. at the
home of Mrs. Jean Thiel foi its
Christmas party with 15 ladies
present. A potlutdc dinner was
served at n<H>n. and the afternoon
was spent in the regular business
mteting. election of officers and
a social hour. Mrs. Thiel’s h«Jme
was cleverly decorated for Christ-
COVPLE EXCHANGES VOWS
AT CHVRCH PARSONAGE
On Saturday morning. Decem
ber 10, at 10 o'clock Miss Florence
Beers, daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Roy Beers, and Harold C. Godard,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Godard,
all of Lorane route. Cottage
Grove, exchanged w«?dding vows
at the Free Methodist parsonage
The Rev. C. B. Starkey read the
impressive ceremony.
The bride wore a light beige
suit, brown accessories and a cor
sage of gardenias and pink rose
buds.
They were attended by Mrs.
Jerry Beers, sister-in-law of the
bride, and Gilbert Yearous.
The couple left immediately for
Ashland for the week end. Before
leaving the Rev. and Mrs. Starkey
presented them with a beautiful
white Bible.
Mr. Godard returned to Cor
vallis where he is a sophomore at
Oregon State college. They plan
to make their home in Cottage
Grove.
The scripture and special pro
gram were prepared by Mr L« na
Aubrey. At the election of offit ers
Mrs. Jerry Eastham was r«-elcct«l
president; Mrs. E. A. Teich, vice
president; Mrs. Melvin Kerr, sec
retary and Mrs. Maude Robertson,
treasurer. The Chiistmas gift ex
change followed th«- election, and
cards were sent to two of their
absent members s i g n e d by all
those present.
The next meeting will be nt the
Darrell Eastburn home on Jan
uary 3.
CONSTELLATION CLVB
ELECTS OFFK ERS
Mrs. Jack Dillon was elected
president of Constellation club
when the organization met Thurs
day afternoon at Masonic hall for
the Christmas party, turkey din
ner and election. Thirty were
present. Other officers are: Mrs
George Witters, vice-president:
Mrs. Leo Rickard, secretary-
treasurer.
The club voted to give one
hundred dollars to the Masonic
lodge, the money to be applied on
the new dishes for the hall.
MPG CLVB ENTERTAINED
AT CHRISTMAS Ll’NC HEON
Mrs. Roy Short was hostess
Tuesday to the members of the
M. P. G. club at her home which
was beautifully decorated in keep,
ing with the Yuie season. Her
luncheon table was centered with
a ming tree adorned with Christ
mas decorations and colors of red
and white were her color scheme.
The usual gift exchange fol
lowed the luncheon, and Mrs.
Short, president of the club, pre
sented each member with a lovely
guest towel. All members of the
club were present.
The next meeting will be Jan
uary 5 with husbands of the mem
bers as guests.
Navy blue with fur trim.
By VERA WINSTON
THIS YEAR'S erop of winter
coats is particularly good, with
something worthwhile available
for almost every taste and price
level. Mutation mink and navy
broadcloth combines for a really
handsome town coat. The fur col
lar is on the front of the bolero
which end* at the *ide scam* to
emphasise the bloused back, a de
tail that marks many of the n< w-
est eoat*. The straight skirt i* re
lieved in front by a few gathers at
*ithcr side of the waist.
Apple Dumplings for Dessert
By ALICE DENHOFF
HEARTY desserts make a nies
wind-up for a meal whose main
course is somewhat on the skimpy
side or concocted from left-overs,
and a good ending sits well with
folks who partake of a fish or egg,
cheese and pasta casserole. What
menfolk* really do go for is a help
ing of well-made apple dumplings,
but this recipe permits peaches,
pears, prunes or apricot* In lieu of
apples, If so desired.
To serve 6, peel, core and slice
apple* to make 2 c. thin slices. Place
in saucepan with 2 c. water, one
e. sugar and tbsp, butter. When this
boils, drop in dumplings made as
follows: Sift 2 e. flour, 8 tsp. bak
ing powder together with '4 tsp.
salt. Stir % c. eream into this.
Drop the dumpling* into the boil
ing apple liquid and cover closely.
Cook for 20 min. Keep the liquid
just boiling, but not violently »o,
lest the syrup burn. Th* apple
dumplings may be eooked In the
oven in a covered baking dish, a
glass on* being * good choice. Ui*
a 350 F. oven. In cooking dumpling*
over liquid, it I* the gtcnm that
cooks them »nd th* liquid should
boil gently.
Pineapple cream 1* • dellcloii*
dessert. To servo 4, cut 4 marsh
mallow* into bits and mix with % e.
preserved pineapple. Combine '4 e.
cream, an egg white and «trained
juice of '4 lemon. Beat thia «tiff
and mix with the pineapple. Pile
into *herbct glasses. Serv* cold,
decorated with bit» of candied
cherries.
For * dessert that Is as pleasing
as it is pretty, heat a pint of grena
dine in a saucepan. Drain a can of
pears and cook th* fruit in th*
grenadine until It 1« a rich red.
Pine* th* pear* on a decorative
dish in a contrasting color such
as a rich green, or dull blue. Serv*
the pear» hot, placing each on a
portion of ic* cream.
COLOR, COMFORT AND CHIC
\Nll CHRIMM VS PARTA
\\ cd at ( '.lunch Rite
Al the rogubir m«-«-lmg of th««
Appioximalch 200 member* <6
Royal Neighboi-H Tmwdny night
American
la'gion
and
Auxil
the
th«- iiiuiuul cleetiiui of officer« was
buy mid their families were pres held with the following result;
ent Monday night in the ItH’F uracle. Fern Anderson; vice orm h-.
hall for the annual turkey |K>1 Agne* ................ «-lian« «’ll*«i. Opal
hick dinner »ml Christmas treat
for the children Santa Claus was Abbot I; rvcorder. Edna Burlegnn;
present anil is-tsonally preaenlc«! receiver. Nellie Rlnckmon-. mm-
each child with a bug of candy Shall. Mable b unk InaWU» tonlinol,
uulin Prescott; outshif sentinel,
and nuts.
Hn/el Tohlon; m<m«K"t. R'“h
A program oí musical nunUs’is Snell. Hue«- year*, mushinn. Nel-
given
fol-
■nd impersonal Ion was
lie Blackmon- I Appointed) : Hag
lowing the dinner Mr Dean. us-
r, Christine Stanley. p«»l
alitant Iwmd teacher,
Mildred Stanley
Stanley «ml
und II InMnl-
munis m <>tH‘'l‘'. -, Mildred
high and grade school ‘ ‘ am! hng ofn«'« " ■ Alice Breedlove.
Mr
in* t rumenta I number«;
i >i arle Kern Anderson premded
Mrs Merlin Bullard play««l two
i the busmv*- meeting
wn»
novelty numbers. "Jingle Bells a ............
„ which
.n._i.«
and "Santa Claus Is Coming Io followtsl by n program of < hrlh -
Town." Mr Bullard playing the, mas songs two radio nsonllng».
Rotary" and
tium|M*t and Mrs Bullard Ih«' I'1 two solos, "Th«' I
by
Agne»
ano Dick Clark and Jerry Tennis "Whit«' Christmas"
Hendenr
Chrhtmns
treat*
wer«'
cleverly impersonated “The T"o
Black Crows"; Ivonn Randall given to each on«' ami gift W-
played a piano number. "Jingle 1 change was held Ri'fnihmcnt*
Beils." and Billy Rnndall rendered were served by Mae Tennis. Ber
tha M^'Quccn. Jun«' Bird, Mab)«’
a solo on his bass horn.
‘Funk. Irene Graham and Nellie
lllackmorv I ha’oralion« wore in
(IIRISIMVS rolli SET
keeping
with the Christmas sea
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
Christmas ixirty will lie held De son.
cember 20 at 8 pm at th«' Imme I
of Mrs Frsd B h k i M m 11 w
Blackmore will be co-hostess.
Baskets of white chrysanthe-
mums de.xirated the Method lat
church nave Snuda) afternoon.
I icccmticr I. nt thro«- o'clock for
the wedding of Miss Maxin«- Hite
to Eldon R Hudgins The bi ide is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs E C
Hite and the bridegroom is th«'
son of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hud
gins, all of Cottage Grove The
Rev Frank Brow-n officiated at
the «'eremony before a large group
of relatives and friend.* Mr Hite
gave his daughter in mart luge
Her "something b«'r^owcd" was
her white satin gown which was
worn by the bridegnMim s sister.
Mrs Gicrge Hnlx'rly It Was fash
iomxl with a sweetheart ms'kline,
lifted Ixslice. long polnteti shs'Vi’S.
and her full skirt end»*d in a train
Iler tmgertip veil was held in
place by a headdress of «»range
blossoms Her orchid »urrounded
by small white chrysanthemums,
was «-dg«xl with white lace net
Mrs. Ben Johnson was matron
of honor wearing a peach satin
gown and carrying bronze orang.-
buds set in a |H-nch fan.
ItXlMtoU GIRLS INITIATE
n>e bride's mother wore a dress
I'MoriM ! At th«- regular meeting of the
of groen with brown acet-
MUH Order of Raml»ow for Girls Mon
Mrs Hudgins wore a green
”‘«h‘ initiation was held tor
with black acc.-ssori.-s for her
wedding. oBth had orchid Verva Eastman
Years
r!(
The semi-formal
Ben Johnson ww beat man. and d«n<* *"»
««’*» I'1"''’’"'
Ronald Hite and Rotiert Hite, twin io* Saturday mghl. l>eermbct 31
The girls
planned
to make can- .
brothers of the bride, were ushers.
-
•
dy mid send to t h e i r adopted
Preceding the ceremony Miss granddaddy. Oliver Gilbertson. for
Patricia Scott played organ music. ( Christmas
She also play«xi the wedding
The majority degree service was
marches and accompanied Mrs planned for »ix girla at th«' next
George Haberly. slater of the meeting «>n December 26 This
bridegroom, as she sang “Be- w ill b«' a semi-formal occasion.
caus.-" and "Through th«' Years
Th«' reception was hcl«i in the « 1.1 II HAS < IIRIsTM VS
church parlor. Mrs Dave Hite, DINNER • GIET ENI HANI.E
aunt of th«' bride, cut the cake,
The social Twelve chib met for
and Miss Jeanne Danner of Sho its Christmas dlnn«’r ami gift «-x-
shone, Idaho and Mis William Chang«- at th«- home of Mrs C. E
Boyce presided nt the punch bowl Dillman with all member» prvM-nt,
Miss Joan Olson of Astoria was in und Mr* William Pctcrwn of Ash
charge of the guest book
land, a former member, was n
Mrs. Hudgins wore a gray suit guest. Greeting« anti a delicious
with blue accessories and her or Imx of candy were rcccivcd from
chid from her wedding bouquet on Mrs B. R Job ot Eugen«-, who
their wedding trip to California is an honorary mrmtier Each
They are now at home at 2110 guest was presented With a small
gift from the president. Mrs Dill-
East Main.
Both ar«' graduates of the local man. Mr«. C. F MO'-km* and Mn«
high school and Mrs Hudgins at Christenarn.
During the afternoon Mr* Iks-
tended Linfield college one year
She is now- employed as si'qrctnry mc Sutcliffe entertained the group
by the Daugherty Lumber Com- by playing many beautiful Christ
l»any. and Mr Hudgins I* em-
em mas carols on th«' piano After a
pleasant afternoon they adjourned
ployed nt the Safeway Store.
to meet January 12 for a 1:30 des
sert with Mis C N IJind
It A I’ W CU B PLANS
Assisting ho*te«*es with Mrs.
< IIRISTMAS PARTY
The Cottage Grove Business DlUtnan were Mrs Herlicft Eakin,
vic«' president, an«l Mrs. N, E.
and Professional Women's club
will have its annual Christmas Compton, secretary
party at the hom«' of Mrs. Alice
Breedlove. 1120 W. Main atreet.
beginning at 8 pm.. Monday. D«x'.
19 Members ar«' to bring gifts,
costing approximately one dollar,
I for exchange.
Special chairmen for the cv^
ning are: Vivian Barkemeyer,
decorations; Dorothy Schaffner.l
refreshments anil Nancy Robbins,|
entertainment.
from
THE SM \KT SHOP
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Hnv«' You bought your II
HEIUT LOSIS l.'HRl.STMAS
SE M.S vet ! I»o you know
whnt tit- REVENlE from
tlnse *«-nlb 'Io«'* for <‘O1
TAG E < ¡Ri’YE’ Among bU»
<-i things SEALS pay tor
th«- traveling X rnv runt
which pay« us a yearly vibil
X ra . is the UH‘tho«1 of <1U
covering th«' <lr«.'Ade«l tuber
enhmia in it* curly stagr«
We «tannol tell yon all nbotit
it her»' hi fact we <lo imt
hnv«' these * nh to aell.'
Stew art <' I.' a r I s <« n ia in
eliarge of seal sale*- CALL
him at !3’»Y ati«l he will tell
mu «here to purchaae them
or semi you a supply CALL
on us nt our SII<?P for help
with your CHRISTMAS i/iv-
ing problems. If we dun t
have it ««■ will try to G;U'
you where it might be ob-
tailietl.
LIKE NEW
Shoe Repair
EAGLES ANM AL < HKIHT.MAB
PARTY PLANNED
The Eaglea lodge has planmxK
its annual Christmas party for]
Wednesday night. December 21 at
8 o'clock in the Eagles hall The
party is planned for all Eagk*s an«l,
their families. There will be a
program with moving pictures for'
the children, a Christmas tree.;
and it is hoped Santa will lx-
there.
and
Supplies
Men s Billfolds — — — — Belts
Ladies' Hand Made Leather Purses
Shoe Polish and Laces
Gasper Shoe Service
MIZPAH < LASS DEC. 20
Members of the Mizpah class
of th«- Presbyterian Sunday school
will I m - entertained IX-ccmber ‘^0
at 2 p.m. at the hom«- of th«- Rev. ।
and Mrs. D. Hugh Peniston.
One Block North of Main
Across from Safeway Parkin” Lot
FOR HER
f
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS
ROYAL NEIGHBOR*'
ril.ECT 106» OI-TK ERM
non at i . m ; ion dinner
A Holiday Gift for Year Round
Exquisite Lingerie
Wear and Beauty
Gowns
Pajamas
Robes
Slips
Housecoats
Hosiery
Costume Jewelry
Holiday Dresses
Beautiful New Bags, leather & suede
ft
HOUSE COATS
Seersuckers — Morrie Taffeta — Jerseys — Quilted — and All Wools
$5.95 to $19.95
FREE GIFT WRAPPING
Also Fancy Gift Wrapping
Year End CLEARANCE OF COATS AND SUITS
Open 'til 9 P. M. Friday
Perry’s Quality Store
FOR WOMEN
25 So. 6th
Phone 601
ft
In .port« «ppnr.1 -more «han In any other »«hion
•
••bamGome i. .. Imml-ome <loe«". But thl. Whit. Stal poplin .ki
laeket i. h front-runner any way you want io race it. It. «ua»e tin
pattern, of blue, or yellow, with black figure, . mum you of The
(>>.mopolnan D>ok" on the ru«eilert terrain. And y«iu II keep warm
and dry a. a hearth run under the waterproof blark poplin lining
ami mntehinx cowl hood. Part of Cu.mopolitan magnrine • QirlMma*
wardrobe, the jacket goe. fur about 4)17. ««*«1 )b° waterproof gabar«
.iliae uauU for about /Ilk
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ARNEST DRESS SHOP
DOROTHY ARNEST
ALICE FOSTER
511 Main Street