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Miss Dor
swell wete mar
I ried in tlu Methodist church lu re
I Saturday afternoon at fivv o'clock
Rev. Clark
wedding.
the daughtci
The brid
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Wedding Invitations
The Sentinel
bridesmaid
I Wullschleger also of C
ixl as best man.
Only immediate relatives of the
couple were present for the cere-
| mony.
wort'
I lowered
is discontinuing
business
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m.I aeeessor.es and a corsage oi
white carnations. The bridesmaid
w re a corresponding dress with
pink carnations
The bride graduated from the
Creswell high school w ith the class
of W5U and was elected 195J
Queen of the Creswell school.
The bridegroom graduated from
Cottage Grove high school in 1945.
Mr. and Mrs, Wright left fol
lowing the ceremony for a vaca
tion at the coast. They will make
their home in Eugene.
Member of the Fidelis Circle of
the Methodist church met June 28
in the chut ch parlor and discussed
plans far the reception for the
Rev. Clark Enz and family. The re
ception will bi' given by the Wo
man's Society of Christian Ser
vice Friday evening. July 7. from
7:30 to 9:30 in the church parlor.
Every dress in stock is re-
Conner were hostesses at the 1:45
duct'd agitili. Many
dessert which was served preced-
ing the meeting. Mrs Abe Hanks
than half price.
presided over the meeting in the
absence of the chairman. Mrs. N.
E. Compton. Mrs. Hanks also led
the devctionals. The lesson. “Wo
Lois C. Leonard
men of Faith. Prayer nd Service.”
The Methodist church was de
was presented by Mrs. Roy
corated with white delphinium,
Sherman.
pink snapdragons and purple iris
Saturday. June 3, at eight o'clock
for the wedding of Miss Bobbie
&RI6HT SUNLIGHT CAN
Yocum and Dick Schmitt. The
parents of the couple are Mr. and
Mrs. N. E. YiK-um and Mr. md
THROUGH THE
HURT YOUR EYES /
Mrs. H. C. Sshmitt, both of Cot
CENTURIES
tage Grove. The Rev. Frank Brown
ENUOY GUARANTEED EYE
■ officiated.
Soloist for the wedding was Mi- -
PROTECTION WITH
Diane Morelock, who sang ''Be
cause," “Dearly Beloved'' and
STANDARD
, “Yours is My Heart Alone,” ac-
! companied by Miss Virginia Hud
GUARANTEED
son.
Mr. Yocum gave his daughter in
SUN
, marriage. Her dress was of white
taffeta ard lace and ballerina
GLASSES"
length. Her fingertip veil of net.
edged with m hing lace, was
i held by a tiny crown of seed
pearis. She carried a bouquet of
i pink and gold rosebuds with an
orchid center.
Iler maid of honor. Miss Barbara
; Buckles, w’ore a similar dress of
yellow taffeta and carried a bou-
quet of lavender sweetpeas and
■yellow carnations.
Bridesmaids were Misses Nor-
' ma Schmitt, who wore pale green
lisien
STANDARD'' GUARANTEED
SUN
GLASSES “ARE OPTICALLY CORRECT,
SCIENTIFICALLY PERFECT.
Sanitary
Efficient
Service
We cater to children
/ Cciittwiip
Neighborhood
Barber Shop
Maxine Thomas
427 Quincy
820 Willamette In Eugene
I’hv' |sueiils ol Ila coupic
IC
R. E. Wiight,
Mr. and
g were Mr. and Mis R I.
ol Marrilton. Arkansas and
at Ilie Melhodisl church. Mia* Rue Mun Crooks .il* I ill .ene
Couple Plights Troth
Mis
Everything
Reduced
\\ ood.ml
the
WELDING
Ccttage Grove
Welding Works
Couple Says Vows in Floral Setting
Stronger
Blue and Mi. and Illi XG M \ I mix HONORI •»
\r riXK VXD Bl.I I
.sHOVVI.lt
I'all baskets ot white gladi
oli md snapdragons were on ei
a pink and blue shaver at lut
ther side of the altar. Clinton home on June 23 in Ute evening
- .eri, minister ol Ilie Church ol
honoring Mrs. I .esti er Hixson
i al ist ot Eugene, rend the double
Games tumislud the • evening'
. mg ceremony.
lis W l>
« ntertaiiunent with
Gow liv'd in ivory satin the bride Lovegn n and Mrs E Vociteli
was given in mairiage by h c r winning prizes V large stork and
father. Her wedding dress was
the gli I table Ml s
' i ,'ioned with fitted bodice, Liter Hixson was the recipient of many
Paie collar, peplum with seed | h > iuì dainty gifts from those present
' t rim and a lorn; tram. Her linger- and several who could not attend
tip veil of nylon net tell from a
Guests were: Mcsd.unes Lc-h
.Juliet cap of |>earls. She earn 'd
white rosebuds and stephnnot.s, Hixson. Ih-liord Condia. Georg>
Kosanki, Frei
of the Alldndoe
, Ct.ira Perry. \V
vv o r n by the ,
i bridegroom,
R. E Parrish. G
I bride.
JXiwnirut A K<vne. Elliott Voe
Mrs Wiltord Reeve was mat lv>n
gele. Harry Hurt. Delbert Brown,
ul honor and Miss Virginia New-
lam Boll. A Higgins, Clnr i Sud
lion and Miss Bettv Jo Johnson
low, Ada Taylor and the M h -.
were bridesmaids, all wearing
la'ona Vaughn, Barbara Wartl,
identical
of tloor-length
Helen Spart/, Norma Morrell,
white taffeta with pastel sashes
Charlotte
and Bessie Alldridge.
and matching flowers. Hower girl
was little Bobby Jean Manning.
were Mrs G Ikiwnlng and Mi.
dso m white, and
Lon Bell, the Misses ■'hiilotlc
, T. R. Manning Jr.
Mrs. Blue wore a sheer print Alldndge, Norma Moi n il. Barb u i
Ward. Helen Spart/ and 1 iella
and Mrs. Reeve c
silk cri'iie. Both had ixirsages of Jean Condra.
rosebuds and gardenias.
Wilford Reeve was Ix'st man u i i»s mix vi.ii i . b vi i vim
for his brother, and Bryan Blue,
Miss Edna Iren e Putman
brother of the bride, mill Dunnld
Bost, cousin of the bride, were daughter of Mr and Mrs. Charles
Blue, another . Putman if Route I. Cottage
ushers.
brother of the bride, and Abe Grov. . Is c i., • the bride of l»onald
Mr. and Mrs
Hanks, were candlelighters.
Hard öl' Halfway, on
Mrs Monte Pitcher sang'There's
July 1. at ■ even o’clock.
No Tomorrow." accompanied by
Gibbs
Mrs. Boyd Allen, organist.
Avenue C
At the reception which followed
in the church parlor Mrs. W. C. officiate I
of the
' Bost, aunt of the bride, cut the
I tided
immediati
cake, and Mrs. J. B. McCall p c-
n marriage
The
sidcd at the punch bow l. A low I ot
pink rosebuds and pink and white
sweetpeas centered the bride’ suit
Mi
table.
bridesmaid.
The couple left for California
brother of the
taffeta. ..nd Shirley Huff, in pale and Mexico on a wedding trip, the
nk. Each wore ballerina slippers bride wearing a navy suit and
<1 from the
to match h r dress and carried a orchid corsage. After July 10 they
this
bouquet of sweetpeas and carna will be at home in Cottage Grove.
Both young people arc gradu
tions.
Halfway high
Cha' les Englert acted as best ates of the local high school. The
icruMd
bride
is
employed
by
the
Pacific
I
man. Vsl ers were Marvin Sch if-
• ! Lunds r C '
Telephone and Telegraph Co., and । nt Hr
fer and Peter Ritter.
Mrs. Clarence Buckles mother
i f the maid of honor, served the
cake a' the reeopti n in the church
parlor. Miss Morelock pouted, and
Miss Norma Bradley had charge
of the guest book. The cake was
prettily trimmed with small roses
in pastel colors.
Mr. and Mrs. Schmitt went on
a wedding trip to San Francisco.
For going away she wore a suit
of navy blue with white acces-
series. They will live in Cottage
Grove.
Both young people are gradu-
ates of the local high school, the
bride with the class of ’50 and the
bridegroom with the class of ’49.
jane
Mr anil Mrs. Howard llar|>ole
• imd.iy June II at the Con ullls Christian
wedding was an ev
oi Hie local Church of Christ.
until.
Church F. Shirwi
Vfli i i wedding trip Io Canada
oHicmted at Ilie candlelight ei-iemony
the couple w >11 be at home in < oi v all is
Alinat Mat Im drove over to
leturned hour
M M
Saturday from Washington, where Redmond Friday to spend the
he spent the past ni >nth visit ini; Week end with Bob Shotstall, a
his brother.
WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU”
Sevi n day** p week anil until 9 I*. M.
( Except Sunday
close nt « P. M.)
Compare our prices mid quality of goods — you arc
alw„. , welcome and treated eourtcotisly and fairly.
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The Store on Dorella Lake Shore
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The Latter Day Saints church in
Eugene was the scene for the wed
ding of Miss Charlene Young,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Young of Cottage Grove and Jerry
Edward Rhea, also of Collage
Grove, son • f Mrs. Archie Ringo of
Denair. California and J. Rhea of
San Francisco. Elder Vern Marble
of Eugene, missionary from Tre
monton, Utah, read the ceremony
Saturday evening. June 24. at
eight o'clock, before immediate
relatives of the couple.
The bride wore a white ballerina
. style dress of sheer eyelet em
broidery fashioned with V-neck.
Victorian collar, short sleeves and
a full skirt. For "something bor
rowed’’ she wore a fingertip veil
belonging to Mrs. Clarence D we.
A cap effect hat held her veil in
place. Her flowers were pink and
white rosebuds.
Following the ceremony a din
ner was served the wedding party
at the Eugene hotel.
The btide graduated with the
spring class at the local high
school. They are making their
home in Cottage Grove.
\\ Ib i i r i you p«
in loten, on the open rotu/,
«Ln i our m enir (onvl/inc. up in the mounlidns
phinuiroui
Floppy oteners ul flic ulucl
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Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sheets an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter Betty to Vernon Ri chard
Balch, son of Mr. and Mr Earl
B. Balch. Both families are Cot
tage Grove residents.
The wedding date has been set
for July 14.
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The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
will hold joint installation of of
ficers Thursday evening, July 13,
at the IOOF hall.
A practice will be held Tuesday
evening, July 11, and the next reg
ular Rebekah meeting is July 7.
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«37 W. Main
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5th and Wash
Cottage Grove
Phone 760
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