OES IMTI ATES
six < wihdah s
At the régulai meeting ut th
<‘uler ot Eastern Star held in tin
Mr and Mi’s. Charles Young an
nounee the engagement of thei:
daughter, Charlene, to Jerry E
Rhea. B«Mh young people are o
«as held lor six candidati'.». I < In
Perini. Ila Sibley, Hei tiri \l» one
I leta Athene. Gladys Kelly and
Hornee Cochran
Wolfl
in lut
isi Uine
B & PW Club Installs New 1950-51
Bu íf neis
men's club
their
nair. Califronia. and John Rhea of
southern California.
The wedding of th«' couple is
plammd for late June. The bride-
elect was graduated from the local
given of th»« date high school last week, and Mr.
at Corvallis Maj Rhea attended California schools.
Pilhr. Hazel Toh-
>1 officers of
I Professional
were installed
at th»' Methodist church. M
|Lotti<* {O'»' Lamb, retiring pic
■dent, W4$ installing officers.
vice president
ond vioa, Dorothy Schaffner; re
cording Secretary, Vivian Baike-
meyer- (corresponding secretary,
Lenora* Pyburn and treasurer,
Clara £Fe.
Initiation was held for two new
Deioris Porter and Ed
r, with Miss Lamb ir
chaise of the initiatory team
Ikiles
| Im occasion was Mr Al
len’s bnthda.v minivers.r\ Each
fishing iml«' had a gift ntlached.
something |«’i taming to liahing,
for Mr. Allen.
The next meeting was ammunc
»■d lor June !> when initiation will
lk> held
Committees of the Eastern Star
ind Masons met Tuesday evening
mil mad«' arrangements for the
annual picnic to Ik' held Jul) 23.
th»' nearest date to th»' 7Uth an
niversary of the chapter ot East-
ern Star. Th»' pla»'e w ill In* an-
nouneetl Inter.
high school auditorium by the Eu
gene Women's Choral Group.
During the business meeting it
once
during the months of July ami
August, but due to th»' July meet
appointed ticket manager for ing falling so close to the Fourth,
clubs queen candidate. Joan it was decided to meet June 26.
At the dinner table tokens of
and club members may ob-
iickets from her.
romembranee were at the place of
each officer who served the past
year with Miss Lamb as piesi-
dent.
In recognition of Miss
June 14
office: s
work.
The club sponsored the concert the recent state convention, Hazel
presented Tuesday night at the : Tohlen presented her with a cor-
i sage in behalf of the club. Joan
Gallo presented Miss Lamb with a
past pn sident guard for her BPW
pin, also from the club, anti her
officers remembeted her with a
lovely bouquet of carnations.
A potluck picnic was planned
for the next meeting at the home
of Hazel Tohlen.
spon
M ook «
q>cnt four busy »lays tnsip । camp-
ing at th«' Girl Scout camp i lia’a-
'»■»I on Lake Cleawox near Flor-
enee.
Th»' girls took advantag«' of the
»Xtreme low tide Thursday morn
ng and went Iwach-combing
In
into of the ixild wind and heavy
og, a fine collection of sea life
vas found.
remainder of th»’ tim«' was
exploring the ¡M-nlnsula on
the Gill Scout camp is lo-
swimming in Lake Cleawox,
limbing
;ames.
miking
CARL HEBEI BECH TO HEAD
KNIGHTS OF COLIMBI s
for a
No gift so aptly
expresses the wish of
happiness for the
new, radiant bride.
Sunnyside Greenhouses
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Knight
Carl Kebelbeck Grand Knight at
the Thursday evening meeting.
•Mher officers are: John Mangen.
deputy grand knight; Robert
I Gierau, financial secretary; Rob-
ort Stapleton, recording secretary:
John Kebelbeck, treasurer: Robert
Dorey. lecturer: John Nowak,
chancellor; Joseph Bricher, advo
cate; tax' Premazzi, warden; Al-
bert Tonoli, inside guard; Delbert
Wertz, outside guard; trustees:
¡Joseph Trombley, one year; Ira
। Morris, two years; Frank Gierau.
three years.
The newly elected officers met
at the home of Albert Tonoli Mon-
. day for a discussion of plans for
the new year.
Given in marriage by her father
John C. Huntington. Miss Mariani
Joan Huntington. became the bride
of Roger Anders Soderstedt in a
double ring ceremony at the First
Congregational church, Eugene
Saturday evening. May 27. The
bride is the daugther of Mr. and
Mrs. John C '. Huntington of Cot
tage Grove i and Mr. Soderstedt ii
the son of
and
Soderstedt of Jasper.
Baskets of pink and yellow
snapdragons at the altar decorated
the church for tile ceremony which
was performed at 7:00 o'clock by
Rev. Claude O’Brian of Spring-
field. pastor of the First Christian
church. Organ music was by Elwin
guldenia
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Many badge requirements were
'amed by the girls and valuable
■XIM'I ienc».: ;aincd
A g ml time
vas reported with a tcha.*tancc to
>aek up to come home.
’ blue a
irchid co
s ueddin
The bridegroom's mother won
blanciango with white and bro«
accessories and a light orchid cor
sage.
The receptityi was in the Wheel
er room ot the church where the
bride’s table was centered with th«'
wedding cake. The cake was cut
by Mrs. Robert C. Good and Mrs
1’hee” and “The Lord’s Prayer"
were sun ; by Mi’s. Marvin Rey Mrs. Allen Haynes had charge ot
nolds.
the guest book.
The bride was gownef! In white
The couple will be at home af-
ND BIG WEEK OF
NEW LOW PRICES!
French illusion veiling at the yoke. .lowing a wedding trip to |>oints
The dress was styled with short south. For going away Mrs. Soder-
off-shoulder sleeves, fitted waist stedt chose a navy blue gabardine
with two rows of scallops at the tailored suit with navy and white
hip line. The full skirt and train accessories and wore an orchid.
was outlined with a row of small She is a former student of the U.
scallops. Her fingertip illusion veil of O. and Business college.
edged with Chantilly lace,
He.is a graduate of Grant t'nlon
from a headpiece of illusion
high school and the Portland Bar-
ing and seedpearls.
present he is
With white prayer book
s | mt Lumber <
white orchid which she carried.
Out of town guests were Mr. and
she also carried a letter of "Best Mrs. Floyd E. Mouney, Gary. Lynn,
Wishes” from Sweden. She wore Dennis and Rose Mary of Merril,
an heirloom pin which is 130 years Oregon; Mrs. Emma Sloan. Mrs.
old of Sarah Wooden. Her pearls Erma Miller. Mrs. Martha Burke
were the gift of the bridegroom.
of Drain; Mrs. Gertrude Gleason
Mrs. Floyd Mouney, sister of the oi John Day and Mr. and Mrs. Mil
ton Herbert and daughter. Canyon
bride, attended
matron
honor, wearing frosted white or ville, Oregon.
gandy over yellow taffeta, made
of Homes
with fitted txxiice, full skirt and
self trimmed with scallops. She
In 1949 the average American
wore a cap of stephanotis and house and lot cost a little under
sweet pees. She carried a bouquet $5000. It now costs more than
of stephanotis and sweetpeas, cent- double that.
1.99
1.99
GIRLS
The it
ittation
BRIDE TO BE HONORED
Masonic
Miss Maxine Blu«’ was
guest of honor nt a bridal ihower at two
nt the homi’ of Mrs L R Good lie there
Don't
win Friday. June 2. Mrs i raw
ing
Monday
ford Bost was co-hostess
formais.
affair. Following an afternoon ot
appropriate games Miss Blu»
opini’d her many lovely mid use
ts mid retri shment ■ weic
the 20 guests.
Blue and Paul Reeve plan
Jtin»- wedding.
LOCAL K OFC s ATTEND
SPRI N( 1 FI El J) INITIATION
Games were played during the ev»'
ning and many lovely gifts were
opened by tlw* honored guest.
Guest« were
s George Wick
endoil. .Mrs. .
. Thomas, Mrs
J. I.. Stokes, J
Kenneth Erwin
Miss Betty Thomas, Miss Norma
Bradley. Mrs. William HelllweU,
Mr«. Harold Wick«, Mrs. W. V.
Hileman. Mn». Frank Brown, Mn.
M R Morgan, Mrs. Robert Boyce,
Mrs. Allan Williams, Mrs. Preston
Russell, Mrs. William Prager, Mrs
«■•»urtray Clark ■ Htu«ll<> Jess Lansing, Miss Pat Hunter
A recent golden wedding an and Mrs. George Macready.
niversary was that of Mr. anti
Mrs. Roy Swcarenger of Trent.
"CAN vor GIVE MORE?"
IN TOPIC FOB .MEETING
"Can You Give More?" will be
th»« subject for th<> program of the
Christ inn
Sen ice of the Methodist church
Wednesday, June 11, in the church
parlor, when the group meets for
a 7:45 dessert with Mrs. Albert
Woodard, Mrs. Robert Frye and
Miss Hazel Tohlen as hostesses.
Minkler will lx- pro-
gram leader and dcvotionals will
be led by Mrs. N. E. Compton. The
program will be followed by the
annual pledge service. All women
of the church are urged to attend
• of in-
regular meet
12th. Come it
kiddies
Carl Kebeibcck. Jim Butler, Bob
'Gierau, John Marclay and Bob
Stapleton ol th«' Knights of Colum-
bus council ot Cottage Grove nt-
ti'tided n K. of C. initiation in Eu
gene Sunday, June 4.
The 27 candidates initiated were
from Springfield. The vlasa was in
honor «if Father Solar of Spring-
field. formerly imrish priest of Cot-
tug«' Grove.
Knights attending the initiation
were from Portland. Klamath
Falls, tebanon. Corvallis, Eugene.
Springfield and Cottage Grove.
Mrs Don Wickcndoll was honor
ed with a shower at her homo ri'
Jim
Mrs. Harry Metcalf entertained
the LaComu« club Tuesday after
noon
dessert course and
bridge at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Faye Stewart. Mra. T. C.
Wheeler won high score at bridge.
Mrs. K. E. Mickey will entertain
the club members at the next reg
ular meeting, June 20.
»1
and Mary Woodworth, Janet ( >t
tinger and Jeanne Vows.
Playing Saturday afternoon are
Margai
huis, I nVelle Schilling, Yvonne
fort hcnniing marriage ol ('halter Tom and Mary Bi i< her,
iris Bates hi Fred Wright Sandru Carlson. Shirley Witter«
Creswell,
VOI NG MITRON HONORED
PINK AND Iti.I E SHOW ER
CL! B ENTERTAINED AT
DESSERT AND BRIDGE
HVA*
r piano ria**
it n «erle« ot
students will
■ ich plav wvvrul piano solos The
progrunis will Iw held nt Mrs
Hagen's bom»’ nt 2 30 on Thurs
day, I-1 idav and Saturday after
noons ol this week. Jun«' K-tMO.
The e playing Thill sdnv after-
iiiMiii include Wayne Dailey, Marie
Sauiuk'is, Ivoon Randall, Jimmie
McCInrnnn, Charlotte Dial, Bar
bara and Linda Bricher. Virginia
Grab, Carol Tonole, Margaret
Co hrun, Joanne Klum mid Me-
lindu Cm Ison
Playing Fridas afternoon will
lw Aim Chapmun, Jm’v McCInrnmi,
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