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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1950)
Thr Hrntlnrl. Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur*., April «. 1WW» MRS W RIGHT TO I ATFRniV Edith Riddel ow Plummer I entertained next Thursday April Mrs Maude Wright 307 Second street, A 1:30 liesset t will Is' served. and follow • «xl with a social afternoon. 13. by I I ; honn', PHON F FAMILY BIRTHDAY DINNER 5 5 6 Present for the dinner were Mr and Mrs. Royal Abeenc, Mr. an< Mrs Derril Sarff, Lloyd and Jun« 1 Hosman. Bob Raisor and Mr. an< Mrs. Hosman. Lloyd rot tuned home with hi: sist^t. Mrs. Sarff. to spend hi: spring vacation. I Mr. and Mrs. C. A Hosman en tertained Sunday at a family get- together honoring the birthday anniversaries of their two daugh ters, Mrs. Royal Abcenv Jr. of Sutherlin and Mrs. Derril Sarff of Dallas. MRs. ROSENTHAL ENTERTAIN FOR BIRTHDAk When Delferd Kelly came home last w«vk end front Corvallis he was surprised to find a crowd of youn; peopl ■ who had gathered at his home to help him celebrate his birthday anniversary. His mother, Mrs. Rosenthal, had in- vited the guests tor an evening games and refieshir.ents. Enjoy Easter Flowers WEAR THEM and SEND THEM A corsage to compliment the new Easter outfit or to brighten up the old one. Carnations in delightful colors — roses, orchids large or small, gardenias, etc. And if you wish, a corsage decora tion without extra charge, of a glitter ing Easter Bunny or Chick. From \ arious l <>\\ Edna Piller, fust vice president of the I'asim s and Professional Women's club, acted a- preudent Monday night at the regular meet- mg held in the city library, in the absence of the president. Miss Lottie De l-amb. The group voted to sponsor a candidate tar ma en lot the an- nual Cottage Grove rodeo. The Southwestern Oregon dis trict conference to be held April 15-16 was discussed and will lie attended by some of the member- On the 15th a charier dinner will be served at Bandon and that tv w club will receive its charter The conference will lie held at Myrtle Point the 16th. Those planning to attend from here are Edna Piller, Lottie Lee Lamb, Alice Breedlove and Adelia Hatch. Plans were also discussed for the state convention to be held at Corvallis May 19-21, at winch time Dr. Scott, national president, will be the guest speaker at the Saturday night banquet. Dorothy Schaffner reported on the Red Cross drive of which she , is chairman for the club's solicita- | lion on the west side. The next meeting. April 17. will be in charge of the educational and vocational chairman. Ethel Krauss, and her committee. Ninety f mr women ol the sub Mrs I ditli Riddel be. ame the bride ol Charles Plummer March Mrs. Plummer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Kuq»'r and Mr Plummer the and Mrs Jolin Stuart, all of Cott New Coiffure for Square-Shape Face MISS BAGLEY —Phone Your Orders Early— SUNNYSIDE GREENHOUSES “Let 182 Mean Flowers to You" 1701 W. Main Phone 182 HEADS SORORITY University of Oregon, Eugene, ! April 1 (Speciali- Betty Bagley, i daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Bagley, -159 Second st.. Cottage . Grove, has lieen elected president of Delta Delta sorority on the Uni- , versify of Oregon campus for the school year of 1950-51. Miss Bagley is a junior major ; in music. AS FEATURED IN VOGUE »0 outstanding they arc featured in Vogue, and priced so Munson, KINDI KG MI TEN II AN EASTER EGG HUNT 'Twenty-one little folk in thr kindergai ten of the Metliodiat Sunday m 'I mki I gntheied on the lawn ol Mrs Paul DykstrrhUls o«i 'Tuesday allernoon lor their an nuii Easter egg hunt Mrs Dyk teriini wa* assisted In enteitainlng the httle lol» by I .ernia rd three truche: Mrs lltidglna, Mrs Rotici t Carp«ntrr and Mrs Fnuik Brown Three inothers were also Mrs. Howard Cixnnler, Mrs. Rh'hanl Kenstt ami III ■ Stiawalargcr. . Hie I .,1.1 egg hunt, games w< re played and r. lre»li- menls ol cookies and jiunch were burg At this time tea towels were church gathered I he tinned in lor the IDOF ehilurviis' church Friday for a meeting Thr liome. includes the ■ towns of I luring th.' business meeting Mr Junetien City. I u/.on,' , Springfield, and Mi Jerry E.Lstliam were le Cresw. II, Oakridge. Fall Creek. Marcóla. V. endlm ;, Riverview and I’he afternoon eloped with Grove with lepri senta- freshments served by the com- ent from each place. mit lee. laittie A a b ur y. Anna ’The morning se - ion opened at Adams, Eva Aubrey and Lucy 10 o'clock with Mrs. E. E. Cone of Bi miett. Eugene, sub-district president, presiding The morning devotion- vere led by Mrs. Howard r, using the resunection as her topic. Mrs. Warren sun: Must Jesus Bear the Al >ne." ticcomimnicd by l Bojs mid Girls) Mrs Boyd Allen, organist. »\ round tabi«* discussion followasl w hicti i was led by Mrs Pam'nl Peek ot Eugene, who answered In Stock questions |s i taming to the var ious divisions of the WSCS. 8 work, The mxm-tide devotionals were | 1 in choree of Mrs Ellsworth Tilton I S of Springfield, conference presi dent of the Woman's Society of A covered dish dinner was mt - ved m Friendship hall h . ;. noon hour. The afternoon meeting ojx'ned with three selections by the high schiHil choir directeil by Mrs »\lcx- a nder Tin' choir sang 'Sheep and Lambs," The Twenty Third Psalm" and '"The Lord'1 Prayer," Miss Ruth Fields, a re tired m: >iona:y from Calcutta was the spe .ke ind s|*’ke on "The Face , I . '. i :.t which was illus- trated i.ctm .s of the face of < Tirisi five Ti'vtan cxk . uuhc mmph'tc with cap I e |r^h altitude, rosary and pray« r v. hetd. The meet lug ed with the pledge s I vice. MO I H. . Meni'ie will me- : I An appearance of height on top is desirable for the girl with a square fare. In this hair-do. short locks on top form a high, softly waved bang. The re t of the hair is medium-long, bro mht up nt the skies, fastened with rombs. and then let fall into a rn.radc of carls from high on the head in bark Thia cuntiré is from the .Master llnndhtioh of 51 New Huir- dos, a feature of 1! ■ ’l-.eh isue of Good .-p ng ■ rg.irine t No. 1 No. 1 No. 5 1 No. 6 1 No. 6x 1 No. 8 1 No. 1(1 Coverts - Mannels Closing Out at Only $7.00 Each! Little Girls’ Natural Straw Bonnets JllMt Arrived $1.79 and $2.98 UIUI. II and [Kit luck meeting will C id Wallace. There do and ill membcis “The Little Store With the Big Appeal!!” li S. 6th Ph. IK) /rs J F r Size • Mottien.' < eting dinner ai lx* with ■ to work t arc urged Beautiful Twosome LaJy Alice oi California designs four cotton beauties, Sixteen members were present lor the regular monthly meeting Noble Grands clul Thursday Ui the K K IF hall, ill eluding Lena llamloih. n member now residing at Roseburg, and Pre-Easter Coat Sale P.D.G. OFFICERS W ILL BE EI.E< TED FRIDAY Mrs. »Libert Woodard will en- , tertain the members of the P.D.G. I Garden club Friday afternoon. April 7, at her home. Election of ! officers will be held, and Posy Pals will be revealed. Plans will I be completed for the plant sale i to be held April 15 at Hansen Brothers garage. Beautiful Easter Lilies, Hydran geas, African Violets, Amaryallis, Prim roses, Azaleas—and lovely cut flowers. ' . ¿or/o// ’ modestly they will fit into the smallest clothes budget. All four feature a dainty new fabric — D. B. Fuller's ruLLcrskcer, light and airy as a whisper. COLGATE COLGATE DENTAL CREAM AMMONIATED Economy g Q Sue OW TOOTM FOWOfl 43?- Giant Sue 1 COIGATS HALO SHAMPOO S’ 79? 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J VASELINE* Of it»« 49« on Mezzanine Floor Refills, 1.50 and 2.00 pto*«* Cottage Grove Hotel TERRY'S (Left te right) Style 15482, #5484, #5483, #5481 Quality Store for Women 8th St. Bldg. Phone 601 Oil Permanents and ('old Wave Lorayne Kotrc »appointments with Gladys Adams (Friday and Saturday Only) Phone 43 ........... —................ Cottage Grove Pharmacy 26tfexx We Give Savin», Stamps and Appreciation Day Tickets 632 Main Street Phone 244
