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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur«.. Jan. 5, IH.Ml For Dancing Under the Stars Ra\ moud Johnson BROOKLYN 'LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMP' MAKES HIS DEBUT Wei Telephone te Best, daughter Walling, of Salem >f Mis i nd Romand Johnson, son ol Mrs or ^^6 \changed wedding vous at tour o'clock nt k*cembcr A’estminster House. Corvallis The Rev Rolx'i t Bulkley. (wistor of the 'onleiierahxl church, of Corvallis, oad the 'imple impressive cere- nony. The bride wore a dove grey heer wisil dress, green v at and brown accessories, and arried a white Bible top|ied w Uh ; atcr; examining. Jack Dillon. | Harriet Horn and Isabelle Gates; instruction. Earl Hill. lima Thum and Mary Workman; visiting ami . relief, Edith Long, Barbara Hill, j Ethel Akerblade. Anna Gates and Myrtle Kent; refreshments. Gladys Tuesday night at the Masonic Hall. Bertie Durham, Eunice Van temple the newly elected officers Denberg and Ruth Randall, deco- for 1950 of the Order of Eastern rating, Hilda Sayles. Ollie Dillon Star were installed into their re- Maude Allen. Juanita Woodson Her maid of honor was Mis •pective offices. Installing officers and Anna Dugan; house com-, Bernice Orwig of Portland were escorted by Ollie Dillon, es- mittcc. Charles Akerblade. George courting«marshall, as follows: An Witters and Echo Galdabini; en- 1 laffodils and violets. na Grahahr. and Earl Hill, install ’ tertainment, Genevieve Nelson. The bride s mother woie a navy ing officers; Gladys Hall, install ■ Augusta Beck. Naomi Witters. ing marshall; Ruth Randall, in I>ella Anderson and Mane Mal Mr. Mnazon stalling chaplain; Velma Harrel. colm; Rainbow committee, Aileen nother wore a w me-colored diess installing secretary. Isabelle Rickard. Louis Caldwell and Elsie ind white orchid corsage. Gates, retiring worthy matron, in Hickok; publicity. Anna Graham. Lee Collier of Cottage Grove troduced the installing officers. Following the installation of the vas best man. and ushers were The following officers were in worthy matron, Ruth Thompson, i ¡anion Asbury of Cottage Grove stalled: Ruth Thompson, worthy Alexander Hergert rendered a A SURPRISED MOTHER, Mrs. Theresa McKenna, 20 (left), can't get over the precious lightweight born to her matron; Wolff Allen, worthy pa vocal solo, accompanied by Mrs. in the Adelphi Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. The smallest infant ever born in that hospital, the one-pound, encircled The chapel « tron; Aileen Rickard, associate Hergert, and at the close of the ll-ounc« boy (right) is fed in an Incubator with the aid of an eye dropper. The chump, his name Incidentally vith Christmas greens and white matron; Edgar Rickard, associate installation service, the newly (International ) Is Dennis, is given one dram of a special formula of evaporated milk every hour. ws. Tapers and baskets of white patron; Miss Eunice VanDenberg. elected officers honored the new ‘ hrysanthemums decorated the secretary; Barbara Hill, treasurer; worthy matron and worthy pa ■hapel. Tapers were lighted by MININTV R IN I’lit'l N l l D BRID II. sllOll f R FOR ( IIRI n TM I* \R IA I <»R Elsa Hickok, conductress; Marga tron with an addendum which was Il 11*1 1ST ( HOIR (DUPLE WORLD I Rif NDSIIII* GIRLN MISSION \R> BARREL very striking with all the officers ret Lasater, associate conductress: and "The Thursday night two memtiers of The World Fricndxhlp Girl« of The old time missionary barrel Edith Long, chaplain; Della And in identical gowns of rose with Lord's Prayer." erson, marshall; Maude Allen, or silver sequin trim and silver slip of long ago, for ministers and the MethadlM church gath'-n <1 at tin* Baptist choir, Misa lairraine West- A reception followed at ganist; Genevieve Nelson, Ada; pers and the courtesy girls in Andriessen, minster House Mrs H W Bruck their families, made a hilari.ius the home of Miss Shirley Witters Robertson and Daniel Marie Malcolm. Ruth; Augusta gowns of pale green, and all car January s, who will married for their Christmas party Her >f Portland and Mrs. D. M Craw comeluiek recently when friends of Beck, Esther; Naomi Witters. rying fans decorated with spring Rev F r n n k home was taautifully di-eor.ited weir the inspiration for a pre family if Brownsville poured; Mis. H S Martha; Daisy Cochran, Electa; flowers. At each star point was a Herd of Corvallis cut the cake and Brown took them by surprise and for the Christmas season Christ nuptial shower by the choir mem- Vesta Wheeler. warder; Kenneth basket of greenery and a fan deco Donna Jean Craw had charge of made the presentation It hap|>en- mas recordings were enjoy»*«! and her. The affair win h«*ld in the rated with flowers the same color Hickok, sentinel. ed just before Christmas, and as for devotions Hu* recording of reervation room of th«- church the guest tmok. Here’« a formal dreM (hat will make anr erening enchanting. Courtesy girls installed were: as the point. The worthy matron. where the table win graced with was the custom in days gone by, Mrs. Johnson wore a brown and It has a Hued, lace bodice, a floating skirt of Celanese OlifosMee, and Betty Bone, Mildred Anderson, worthy patron and officers were a Ince cloth, blue tapers and pink heard the memtiers of the family had to white checked dress, green cordu • matching scarf stole. A David Klein original, the gown was selected DeLoris Porter, Shidey Stone, presented with gifts. S. L. Godard. cyclamun Serving as a backgroun«! very short business meeting A dress up in the old worn clothing roy coat and brown accessories on by Cosmopolitan magaaine'« fashion editoe as part of a cruise ward Lucy Ranny and Myra^Macready. as in the past, presented the wor- held, and it was decided to robe. Available colon are while, blue, pink and yellow and the their wedding trip to the coast. The liatrel was large and fill<*d The newly installed worthy ma- thy matron with a beautiful myr- price—about 930, —g the a blue ruffle and liearing tire election of officers The bride attended Oregon State to the top, and after the clothing tron appointed the following com- tiewood gavel made by him. names of “Dirraine" mid "Daniel” college and is a graduate of the had been removixl then* was one next regular meeting Sil mittees: finance. George Witters. Genevieve Nelson was the deco In blue let tel*. University of Oregon School of surprise after another such as Lenora Liston and Margaret Las- rating chairman for the hall and ANNOI NCE BETROTHAL The couple n*c«*lvrd many lovely Nursing, and affiliated with Sigma fruit cake, walnuts, home canned received a gift from her Silent ___ _ Ollie Dillon was the refreshment Mrs. William Zimmer ly an Kappa and Alpha Tau Delta soror fruit and vegetables, dressed Sister. Gifts under the tree were gifts from the member* and other chairman. The dining room was nonunced the engagement of her ities. The bridegroom is a senior chicken, eggs, butter, apples, yard not just for the girls, tint were church friends An evening of attractively decorated with minia games appropriate for the oecri«lim to Stanley in electrical engineering at Oregon age and even a tablecloth. There also for children at daughter ture fans and flowers on the table. Home at Salem und for the was enjoyed, and refreshments of- State. were lots of laughs and a merry A nativity scene over the fire Daugherty, son of Mr. and Mrs CHATTER Out of town visitors were the mental hospital chiffon coke and coffee brought They are residing at Corvallis time was had by all. W. H. Daughtery, on Christmas place, holly, poinsettias and Christ, worthy matron and worthy patron the evening to n close Miss lama where Mr. Johnson will continue The evening At the close of the evening re- i of Evangeline chapter of Eugene. mas greenery at the home of Mr. Eve. All are of Cottage Grove. from Zendron and Mrs Roy Reed, choir his schooling. by the honte»! menta seised Both young people graduated freshments were served by t h< and Mrs. E. A. Teich formed the director, were in charge of the group which included Mr. and Mrs PARTY HONORS STI DENTS background for the wedding of from the local union high school, BIRTHDAY DINNERS howet THE SMART SHOP HOME FROM SCHOOL Alvin Allen. Joyce. Mr and Mi I MRS < I. VRK Miss Thela Ann Murrell, their and Miss Zimmeriy in employed TO MISSION \RV < II« LE birthday dinners In a series of at the Lovcgren Lumber Company Boyd Allen. Judy. Jimmy and At the E. C. Jenson home on daughter, to Theodore Fehly. son ••Where Smart Profite Shafi” The Baptist Missionary Circle SIXTEEN GATHER FOR I West Main. January 1 an evening of Mr. and Mrs. Henry D. Fehly as secretary. Mr. Daugherty is starting at noon December 29, a Stephen. Mr. and Mrs. AI m * Hanks met at the home of Mrs Truman roTLl < K NEW YEARS of games and fun was held in of Eugene, on Monday, December employed by the Lorane Valley cafe dinner was served for three and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allen. Sixteen friends gathered nt the whose* birthdays occurred on the honor of the young folks home for 26, at two o’clock. F. Sherwood Lumber Company. No date has been set for the 29th, Mrs. Viola DeHaven, Mrs. CHRINTM Vs I KF E VND Roiiert Hudson as co-hostess home of Mr nnd Mn S I. Mackin the holidays from Laurelwood Smith, pastor of the Gibbs avenue the devot- Sunday following tin* church ser Mary Martin and Mi's. Lillian DINNER IT I VsIBl KN HOMI Mii, A C Sprig of Christ, performed the wedding. Noah Webster says in Academy, a seventh-day Adventist Church Gray Belknap. The three com- ionul on "Prayer John Me- vice for ii potluck New Years din Mrs ceremony. Mrs. Smith played "I Quite a family reunion, includ- near taston, Oregon. Stu part: Snow: frozen par school bined birthdays were 181 years. J ing a Christmas and dinner Call presented the lesson on ner Following a bountMHM dinner dents from Laurelwood who were Love You Truly" and the wedding W(|H pnJ i d |( ,h(. "Homi* Missions. the gl oup Visited and enjoyed These ladies exchanged gifts at U the <>Vt,n ticles of vapor in the at- present included Arlene and Anita march on her marimba. The bride the table, also cards. Mrs. Bel- I home of Mr. and Mrs Sam East- umging hymns nwisphere in the form of Runyan. Ardie and Buddy Van was given in marriage by her The knap received a lovely corsage . burn Christmas day when ments at the tea hour white feathery flakes but I Blaricom, Joan White and Darlene father. It was a double ring cere- In the group wen* Mr nnd Mm ....... sent to her by Mrs. Hohmann and w ht chl|dren and Clarence Cone, Mr* Ransom Con«*. mony. bet the man we saw stuck I Castle. * — “ ~ * daughter Mane. The whole affair gillhe|(,d M th<>ir hotI1(, A n)rist. < Lt It POSTPONES MIKIINi; all of Portland. Mm. E E Cone of The bride wore a tailored grey in the snow on Lorane Other students vacationing in was very delightful mas tree was enjoyed in ‘ crepe dress and carried a white the It has been announced that the Eugene, Mr and Mrs N. E Comp- Mountain wasn't defining Cottage Grove from Adventist In the evening of December 29 j noon and a djnne(. wa, P D. G. Garden club has lawm ton. Mr and Mrs ( N I .and, Mr snow in Webster’s words. ■ schools included Dorothy Doleman. orchid on a white prayer book. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gray of 5 0f) oc|<K.k lh(, group at- post pined until Friday, January and Mr Altieri Woodard. Mr and For “something old" she carried Don Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon To kids snow means noth -South Seventh street served a din tended the Christmas program at 13. at 1:30 pm. at which time Mrs G B Inwst, Mi and Mu a white lace handkerchief which ing but fun. To dad it Mooney and Dorothy Hathaway had ner in honor of Lillian Gray Bel the Gibbs avenue Chun h of Christ members will mwt with Mrs I. A Alk rt Adkins and Mr. arai Mr». been carried by her paternal . Walla Walla college; John means being laid off work, .from knap, mother of Mr. Gray. An ad S. L. Mackin. and Don Shogren grandmother, the late Mrs. C. H.1 The children and their families McLean on North Tenth street. ditional guest, Mr. Ijindis, was frozen water pipes, walks I Vinsonhaler from Laurelwood Academy, and Teich, at her wedding in 1884. present were: Mr. and Mrs Mar also there. A beautiful birthday to shovel, extra fuel bill Mariel Jean Darnell, who is tak Her attendants were Mrs. Jay cake with "Happy Birthday, vin Shaw, Nadine, Igcne and El and hazardous driving. To ing nurses training at St. Helena Hulett as matron of honor, who Mother” was given by Mr. and don. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Ferguson. wore green taffeta, and Don- mom it means wet muddy Sanitarium, an Adventist Hospital Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Belknap received Darlene and Arleta, Mr. and Mrs. tracks on clean floors, wet in the Napa Valley in California. na Porterfield of Eugene, as maid many lovely gifts, including an Frank VanNortwick, Sandra and Miss Carol Barclay, teacher in of honor, in a crepe print dress. mittens, clothes and shoes electric blanket. The evening was Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle East- Both wore red rosebud corsages. burn, Linette and Paula, Mr. and continually drying by the ' the Adventist grade school here Don Smith of Eugene was best spent in conversation and was with Mrs. Harry Hague, Vicki Lee. Mr. fire. Even with all the in in Cottage Grow, spent the holi man, greatly enjoyed by all. and Jay Hulett was grooms and Mis. Glen Bricker, Judy and conveniences one can’t help days at her home at Gaston, Ore man. On December 30 Mrs. < B Miss Jean Reed, teacher in but enjoy the veritable gon. Starkey and Mrs. Viola DeHaven Don East burn. A reception followed at the. the school located at Silk Creek, were breakfast guests of Mrs. Lil fairyland made by the visited her home in Medford. Teich home for 20 close friends RESEARCH (LIB MEETS lian Gray Belknap. Toasted sand suow clinging to the trees and relatives. After the couple Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Dewey Mrs. Car! Small, secretary of riches, steak and cake were and shrubs. To us at The ’ were present at the Silk Creek cut the initial piece of cake Miss the Research club, presided at the served. This was a follow-up of Charlotte Fehly, sister of the Smart Shop snow means home of her parents, the Babcocks. regular meeting Tuesday night in for your home the birthday affair. warm flannel gowns and Merlin Dewey is studying refrig- bridegroom, cut the remainder of the library in the absence of the the wedding cake. Miss Patricia p a jamas, wool scarfs, 1 eration in Portland. f rom president. Members answered roll N. OF W. INITIATES Dawley poured the coffee. sweaters and gloves, things call by giving some poetry. Mrs. TWO CANDIDATES The bride graduated from the to keep you warm. No mat- NEW YEARN POTLUCK Julia Bartels, guardian neighbor, Carl Small had the magazine ar local high school with the class of । Mr. and Mrs. John Sanders en tft- how cold it is outside— tertained the Jolly club with a ’48. Mr. Fehly attended a Eugene I presided over the regular business ticle in w'hich she compared Mc- j meeting of the Neighbors of Wood Guffy's Reader of many years ago ydu are sure of finding a potluck supper and watch party at high school and served two years "I.ET 182 MEAN l l.fiWEIfS TO YOU” craft Tuesday night when initia with the modern readers of today. vflarm welcome at The their home on New Years Eve. in the navy. They are residing in Phone 18'2 tion was held for Hazel Morris A round table discussion followed 1701 W. Main Eugene. Smart Shop. Special guests who attended and Edna Hawley. Announcement by the group. I were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Sears of (was made that the next social Salem and Hoddy Conner of Drain. DELIGHT VALLEY GIRL Loit C. Leonard meeting will be January 17 at the TELLS OF ENGAGEMENT ¡A good time was enjoyed by all. home of Mrs. R. B. Hill on South Mr. and Mrs. H. Durflinger of River Road, at 8:00 o’clock. It Delight Valley announce the en was also announced that there gagement of their daughter Willa Black rektt separate*. will be election of officers at the to Edwin Ziniker Jr., son of Mr. next regular meeting. and Mrs. E. J. Ziniker of Eugene. By VERA WINSTON Refreshments were served at the With a Christmas theme of “June Tidings,” the news was an EVENING DRESSES go to _ j close of the meeting in rooms at ■ nounced to the families Christmas Two Classes Every Day: 9 to 11 A. M. any length this season, allowing j tractively decorated in keeping for variety, charm and interest. ; with the season. evening. 1 to 3 P. M. An ankle-length skirt and strap Also Evening Classes less top is the design of this one, GIESTS ENTERTAINED AT REBEKAHS, ODD FELLOWS a pretty black velvet model, nica See Our NEW YEARS SUPPER TO HOLD INSTALLATION for almost any evening occasion- Mrs. C. W. Rosenthal entertain Joint installation of the Odd Large Assortment of Greeting Cards The top is bordered with inter ed at a buffet supper New Years Fellows and Rebekahs will be held lacing black lace and sequin em EDNA PITCHER Eve. Her guests included Mr. and DELORIS PORTER in the IOOF hall Friday night im broidery, and the bodice is fitted Mrs. J. A. Kiker, Mr. and Mrs. mediately following Rebekah Ph. 100 Cottage Grove in basque effect. The skirt is softly, John Hedge, Mrs. Eliza Howe and gathered all around. Mrs. Nellie Harmon. 1950 OES Officers Installed at an Elaborate Ccrcmonv \\ cd at I lome Rites Ankle Length Evening Dress Start the New Year Right Sunnyside Greenhouses CERAMICS » HOLD THAT SNEEZE/ 1 Try These REXALL Cold R eliefs /VV1 IllsnUz TODAYS Introducing to You Deviled Shrimp Pie Is Unusual MAXINE GARRIS - Beautician Qualified and licensed beauty operator in Cali fornia and Oregon. Mrs. Garris has o^ned and • operated her own beauty salon in Pasadena and the San Fernando valley for the past 16 years. Open 6 Days a Week We Give S. & II. Green Savings Stamps CATHERINE’S BEAUTY CENTER <1 581 Adams Phone* 75 By ALICE DENHOFF OFFERED today is the popular grab-bag of recipes from which we hope our friends will extract a pleasing recipe or suggestion. First is a Friday special, a Dev iled Shrimp Pie that is different and delicious. To serve 6, mix H tsp. dry mustard, M tsp. salt, % tsp. pa- prika, and a dash of cayenne. Add to one c. medium white sauee with 2 tbsp, chopped parsley, tbsp, lemon juice and 2'/4 c. cooked shrimp or 2 Number 1 cans of shrimp. Pour shrimp mixture into 8 greased ramekins or one 9-inch pie plate. Pile 2 c. fluffy mashed potatoes around edges of casseroles or pie plate. Bake at 375 F. for 20 mins. For another shrimp dish melt 3 tbsp, butter or margarine; add ’,4 c. soft bread crumbs, one c. milk, 1H c. or a Number 1 can shrimps, chopped, and 2 tbsp, ehopped pl- mi«nto. Beat 2 eggs; add with tsp. salt and few grains of pepper. Pour into 4 individual oiled molds. Baks at 325 F. for 45 min. Nice First Coarse For a nice first course, with an appropriate holiday air, freeze cranberry juice in automatic re frigerator trays, then beat it with a fork, and serve in canter of grape fruit halves. Or spice up Sunday breakfast with crushed peppermint stick candy on the grapefruit. For another fine breakfast spe cial, place slices of bread under the broiler and toast on one side. 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