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Couple United in White Setting at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Salem I f'oiri Th< bride wore a while I isatin wedding gown with veil and' 11 .Tin Sh»' i ni i h «I n wliilr |< '.» V, and • I- jib »moli , 'riir mnid of honor wa I ' Illi I ' While i . Ill oo Waller church . and IL F. Bresee, pastor! of the Eugene S.DA -huiih, ue **■ f/ I low I I World confi ronce of S--,cnl li-day Ad.- nt is scheduled July 10 22 in win- Does Your Auto ita? Let us give it a LUBRICATION JOB and make it 11 riling. The flower i th< is fi- in Cottage Grove win ¡. indy di« ', and h it mil rii I, o er' was Kemp M< D an. The Is st are: fen nee, Ihmigh not fiel Mr. Dr ni Mr Stanton OI* r a nd ni Mrs. Frank Dolcman, Mrs. Ernest Darnell, Mr*. Grace Qualls and Mr. and Mrs John Woodard. Tho quadrennial mcoUm: "ill aH' e t an estiina! I laJH’O Ad-»*!. rid. Then from -'Ji o'. land Mr. Necdh am n ivy blue gown with while hat r pink I 't ta and eor-iij-e of pink orchid Mari, Ai> I , j-randmot her of the brid. Gentle As A I amb! of fuchsin*. xa » S' FREDDIE’S MOBIL STATION Phone 32 5th mui Muin THE ALL-NEW 1950 S mitii C orom Color^gggy FULL-SIZE OFFICE KEYBOARD NEW QUICKSET MARGIN CONTROL NEW 3-POSITION PAPER BAIL NEW SYNCHRONIZED CARRIAGE AND RETURN LINE SPACER MANY OTHER NEW TYPING AIDS! iMiuvardiii where h<iui|Uels i f Hor going nway the bride won n n uvocmlo 1: ecn silk dress, ., i;e green straw h*i with l*'ig< -•', with h-< . um I be; m-lchm tla* iin I.■ -I ■> 'lovi . and a el furs ami brown orchid ide in Mrs. Fiank Needham a* a girl, -ris England lived in and near rot: ummer wed-ling was Betty Arnest and auh.ri Sunday aftcr- noon. June IS. I the da ugh tir church. The brid- of Mr. .and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. I»ren Lind, baby the bri'!* :<*im are Mr. and Mr-. Jame-, of Creswell; Mr. mil Mn H’ ilifornia.'<’and'labra on either E Fi Pfeifer, son Steven, of Port land, Mr .and Mr A L Pfeifer id of the altar md lall baskets nl Salem s|*'nt the Fourth of July I of blue delphinium anil pink «nap- fl- orated the nave for holiday* at Glide with Mr. and dm^ins Mrs. Il I Pfeif« r. j, rents of A L the exchange ceremony. The Rev Pfeiler. E. E Pfeifer and Mn i n double ring read the impressivi Lind The men |wnt their tinti ' 3 ink |5rov i fishing in the Um|X|ua. and rc|*irt- I service. The .■ enjoying a picnic dinner । -■n.oiiv the tb the < d catching the limit of trout. 1 : ’h -’f July in the ya'd of j Rev. Frank Brown s.ang "I l»vc Mr in-I Mrs. S. L Mackin wen : j Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Fisher lint Thee," and "O, Promise Me." ac- the R and Mrs. Clark Enz, chil companied by Mrs. Boyd Allen, dren iffnm'a, Jonath n and Karen: [ children Jeannine .and Finest of Roseburg came Io sjx'nd th.* orgam t. who also played the tra- Mi. and Mr-. Roy Sherman, Mrs. i wedding marches. wis k end with her mother, Mrs D R. Hamant, Mr and Mr. . N E. Claude ShlTt* find Mr. Shvets. ne t escort«! bis daugh- Compton. M--, an d Mrs C. N ; ,.h . i ; :• . Charles Aker '•r to tl :c altar and gave her in J. Glori McKiblx n urrivcd by piane marriage . She wore a #hite mar- blade, granddnught er Christie Monday front New York to visi: quisette widding gown over taf- Kenneth Cushman. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Iris father. Charles McKibben, wh d with a round neck line, heckers, borse i' ili, and bis mother. Mr. and Mn- the yoke edged with self material Mackin C occupied t he McKibixm are moving fiom Nev ruffle, 1 itted bodice and long shoes and Lace inserts in the skirt afternoon. trannfcrrOd by St one-Webster. extended from the waist to the • Lundbom. return- hem and tin - ;h t ill' 11 ain. I Icr Thur ■ I v from Medford, Mr. and Mrs. H L. Browning, i fin-;crtip v< ¡1 of French illusion •n days with Mr and Mrs Warren N< s anti net caught on each side of whore sh ■ v ThtU! at t hi- John two « hihirrn. Patty and Byron le- her lace headdress with clusters Miss Frani she turncri llbine Monday from a two • if sii phanolbi. Her boUU'K-t cdg' il Thrun home. Whil and other wi -ks trip to their former home. with French lace win white rose visited Crater L Hettinger, North Dakota, wh- r • buds, swcctjxMis, stephanotis and points of intere t. tl V \' •> d |. ' ,11 m md rn, w ,. centered with n white orchid. Fourth of Vil They also visited friends in L td Mn Gordon Dunaway of Reeds* with Mrs. Elsie mon and Newell, South Dakota. |x>rt w is matron of honor and July i,,.1 * Mis. Dorris Arnest, sister of the Lundbom and family, v a re Mr. and and Irene and I' l b, w. s maid of honor. B th Mrs. Gus Lundia wore identical gowns and carried Tommy and Mr and Mrs. Roy of nosegays of pastel rhadcs match Lundtfom and C ?1 Ann, ’ ing. thc.r gowns. Mrs. Dunaway A ’ was dr sed in pink organdy Mr. and Mr William Freed of lace trimmed taffeta and Miss Longview spent from Saturday Arnest wore blue organdy the Fourth with Mrs. Freed 3 lace trimmed taffeta. parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Big Thi- bride's mother wore a n i- grrstaff. On Sunday they wer< and white sheer afternoon dr< joined by their son and family, I and Mr. and Mis. L. W. Biggerstaff crepe wi-b lace trim. > j and daughter Sherron ot 48 N. 9th Phone 337 : blue I->th v ni e orchid corsages. and all enjoyed a picnic in the Pen Swanson of Portland acted Biggerstaff yard. as hi st man, and ushers were Har ley' Davenport of Cot vallis and House, Commercial and Gordon Dunaway of Rcixisp rt. A garden reception was held at Industrial Wirin ; the home of the bride's parents on Knox inU. Mrs. Marvel Geer ser ved the vvi-dding cake: Mrs. Wil lard Shrives of Albany served the punch and Miss Eleanor Brun- quist of Corvallis had charge of the guest book. F r a wedding trip to Yellow stone Park the bride won- a navy faille suit and white ncc< On their return they will r-ik ' their home at Marysville, ( li- fornia where Mt. Paulsen is em ployed as civic engineer for the stale of California, .Division of IJighways. Both young pixiple are gradu- Boswell Mineral Springs Clinic They're DOUBLY WELCOME — these top-qual ity foods for summer eating! Welcome to family appetites, betau.se they're all line, fre-h, delicious —uric -me to family budgets, because they're all priced as low as possible! COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL Phone 555 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Get That Vacation Picture Your Hardware Needs S. W. Paints Admiral Refrigerators and Ranges Ben Hur Deep Freezers ★ Maytag Washers Water Heaters ★ Meyers Water Pumps Graber-Gettys Hardware Co. Phone 21 ★ Building Materials ★ Montag Stoves and Ranges ★ Logging Supplies Out of tow n guests were Mr. ad Mrs. G E. Paulsen. Mr. and Mrs Mel Roy, Mrs. Katltvrine Martin all of San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs E. J. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. lkm Swanson, Mr. and Mts. Harley 1 hivenporl Mrs C. J. Ji* '.-g and Jnue, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Giddmgs, all of Portland; Mis ¡ Isle mor Brunquìst, Mrs Robert Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lilly, Mrs. M. E. Lilly, Mrs. Lola Light, Miss Julia Barnum, all of Corvallis: Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Dunaway and Mrs. S. S. Smiley, of Reedsport; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Shrives, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Thont|>s(>n, Klamath Falls;.Mr. BUTANE TANKS & GAS Robbins Rest We have a!! popular film sizes and quick service on developing Bring your films Thrift-Wise <>t»5 Main YOUR STORE NAME o«r-Kr”"—“ ------------- CIPE OF THE WEEK« Fluffy Fruit Pudding Broadctut: July S, 1950 VANILLA Pure Cane For Canning U rop Pe: Milk La pack i«e vaniti, pudding powdar 1 > <up fruit code- tail juice* Pint Botth M A W Brand SUGAR 100 lb. sack Canning Supplies Eldon B. Grable DLl just a “new model”—but, a revolutionary new JrMK't . . . with a lighter, “snappier” touch, amazing speed and a beautiful new Colors/»ee</ Keyboard! Don't miss it! Come m and see it—fry it—today! Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Coop dmv over to I/ikcvi'W over the ; 1 lorn cow. which Mr C<x>p added to his Short I lorn held on his Bennett ruck Another pstered Short Horn will lie. dcliven <1 on the ranch next week. INNER CLEANLINESS Th.- Woman's y-iety <,f t'| > . tian Service of the Methodist ehuri lt wdl < utei tam 1’iid.iv < ■. 1 • option honoring the new munster mid family, the and Mn Friz, and children. Th- will !*• from 7 30 to 9 30. A program is lx in g pini neri and rein dnn< nç will I* . > .. । Mrs A. P. Kepplc of Portland William K ■omparood (x-l and • n Bill Jr. of Trenton. N. J. vi .itcd at the Joe McKiM* n home the pa t wi -k. Mrs. A. P. ■ ■. ter • 1 Mrs. M- Kib- Ix n amt Mr- William Kepjwl is a ni'—o who I* riwnding <ho sum- hut . in Hr I criccali if all this falls were our <1 evangelical good ntilk, son of E. I.. 2K2 count l ie H<>w h ippv folks would be! ikesman here Wade, left last week for Kearney, IFur EVERYONE could to spend the summer drink it .then— with an uncle and .aunt, Mr. and elect» d and Mrs. E. D. McGrath. He planned And this pure drink brings Aili be ma during the to return here this fall to reenter resolutions g!ce! s s of the school. past dunn churches' four .. n will !*• reviewed. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Collins and three daughtet Judy, Jeanne and Mr. and Mi . Harold Roa and son. Glenn of San Jose, California of July holidays here with M s[*nt the weekend with the Rob Collins' mother, William Beach family. Mr. Rea is music Zimrnei ly. instructor at San Jose Bible col- b-e.' .-mri i a musician and com- •nt the Mrs. Swt et : f Eugene [xiscr. One of his latest composi 1th in Cottage Giovi tions. "Thy Will Lord Be Ix>ne" friends. w ■ pr. .< nted as ■• special atlthc G Avrriue ChU’ch of Christ FOR GOOD HI ALTJI YOl Ml ST HAVE McCor- evening. student at San Jose Bible nack s mg while Mr. flea played When poisons and acids clog your system, dis< asc and ill h health take po. <■ sion. If faulty elimination is preventing your Mrs. Willi m Kirtley of Eugene1 ixing systematically clean, visit our health clinic. Our examin I visited friends and ncighlxrrs here ■ ation will disclose the facts about your health show how to and H. I for a few day* this week. She has. restore it. . Vai Lawyc f;i"l -no d hi r home and will leave for : and I California; C.11ROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN IN CHARGE French, CONSULTATION WITHOl T OBLIGATION ia; and Mrs. Ruby Mrs. C. W. Rosenthol entertain ed s-vcral friend . at a picnic lunch eon at her home July 4. A C. Grimes he Rev. and Telephone Yoncalla IS F2 ‘ 1 mile South Drain, Ore Roberta and ! Miss Jeannette Workman spent two daugh nt Monday tlic Fourth of July week end at ■ ii '-day here with the Rev. t he < ttto Vollstedt home in Albany., parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 ini . , .and his brother-in-law■ ister, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne i *• and children. , ■ a mint; A d V e n t i medical, « ork in The whit. was lent e ★ of the new library. Mrs. Smith is a sister of Mis. Dan Hamant. Bh-hm, "I .dioll M ix me < >i t h. M i >i Hi. son ol Mi • ---------- Mr. and Mrs. ElIxTt Smith of dem and Mrs. Evelyn Thomson Cod ¡arnia Man at PreUy Wedding united In miirriagv by the An Impressivi' Wadding in an nil and the br illi inn idi white Melling was in Id in uni w> .c'Mc. Itanio ia i -.un Juaeph' . Cilholli' t hui li in ‘ ilcm. Patii Hay All three Wi .Inui' 2i> when Mi Cynthia Need Wayn r-y orj'iiiirfy hi Meir.'V played th ham, d uighh'i nl Air and Mi ’ I il i nr.i li nyth The flmvei ol IhiKi' 1 Than., Inly 0. 1«M> Miss Betty Arnest is lune Brid ° of Jelly Glasses — Paraffin Kerr and Ball Lids and Caps C^rto, Pen Jell & M.C.P. Pectin Kerr and Ball Fruit Jars ___ ____ Chill milk _____ until ice cold. Mix pud! ding powder and juice in saucepan. Heat to boiling, stirring all the timer, Cook slowly and stir 30 seconds. Re move from heat. Fold in fruit cock- tail; chill. Whip chilled milk with cold rotary beater until fluffy. Add lemon juice; whip until Kiff. Fold into chilled fruit mixture. Put i-ilq 4 dessert dishes. Sprinkle tops with co^ conut. Keep chilled until serving time. *If there is not enough ficit juice, add water. ★★ Crushed pineapple or diced peaches and the juice also can be used. F ok W ill Needt 50 FLOUR ? SHORTENING SHRIMP HAM SLAB BACON Choice Veal Cuts CREAM WHITE 1” RE VEGETABLE FOK SALADS BROKEN MORRELL'S EASTERN H ALF OR WHOLE SI OAK Cl RED Pound LB. S3.49 - 75c £ 39c 591 äc 55c LB. POUND Chops & Steaks BREAST STEW Pound Pound BONELESS BEEF ROAST GROUND ROUND STEAK ; Pet Milk, Fruit Cocktail, Vanilla Fudding Powder, Shredded Coconut and" Lemons. PICKETT IDAHO MILLED ROAST 1 cup canned fruit cocktail,** drained 1 tableepooa lemon juice Ye cup shredded t coconut GRADE A POI ND POIND 69c ■MV MARKET ^5th Street and Highway • PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove j
