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The KrntlnH. Cottage Grove, Oregon
Thur»., July 13, IBM
Women of Moose
To Hold Dinner
Women of the Moose met at the
Moose hall Thursday. July 6 for
: the first meeting of the month.
Formal initiation will be held at
i the next meeting. July 20, at S
PHONE 555 OR 556
J p.m.
■Those serving on the refresh
Susanne; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blown ment committee for that evening
Abeene Family
and Larry and Ron; Mr. and Mrs. will be Arline Anderson. Fern
Allen Abeene, and Jerry; Mr. and Andetson, Alma Armstrong and
Hold« Reunion
Mrs. Fred Darby, and Nona and Genevieve Bressler.
A dinner will be given by the
Ninety members of the Abeene Freddie; Mr. and Mrs. Gene I.usk,
omen of the Moose July 14 at
family attended the annual family and Farrys, Chad, and Craig.
17 p.m. All Moose members and
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reunion Sunday at tne home of
: wives are invited to attend. If the
Amo Peiterson in Eugene. A spe LAWN PARTY FRIDAY EVE
i lady is net a member will she
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Manley
Fuller
en
cial feature of the event was the
please call Arline Anderson about
commemoration of the golden tertained at a lawn party Friday- ■ the dinner.
wedding anniversary of Mr. and evening at their home on Bennett
Those in charge of the dinner
Mrs. Verner Abeene of Sutherlin. creek, honoring their son Herbert. ■ are Arline Anderson. Rosemary
Guests
included
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Those attending from the Cot
Kuhn, and Geraldine Holmes.
tage Grove area included. Joe Charles F. Smith and son Howard.
Entertainment will be furnished
Abeene; Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Gillespie. Mrs. I by the women after the dinner.
Abeene; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Leslie Mack of Eugene; Patricia
Abeene, and Gary and Norman; Neu of Springfield: Mr. and Mrs. 1». N. G. CH B MEETS
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Abeene, and Sven Rusch of Junction City: John
Past Noble Grands club met
Phena and Marvin; Mr. and Mrs Mack of Roseburg: Miss Barbara
i
June
29 with good attendance. Af-
Laird
of
Saginaw,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Claris Abeene, and Donna and
Dale; Mr. and Mrs. Julian Small, Ramon Fuller, sons Richard and i ter a short business meeting the
and Dia; Mr. and Mrs. Vick Kelso; William. Mr. and Mrs. Manley ’ afternoon was spent socially
Members reported ill were Hen
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Addington and ler and Herbert Fuller.
rietta Olson. Eva Hatch and Mar
tha Eastham.
Refreshments were served by ,
the committee. Millie Hodgson.
Zelma Hodgson. Eva Hatch and I
Addie Hull.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET
Fern Anderson, oracle, presided
at the Royal Neighbors Tuesday
evening. Bertha Milligan, a mem
ber now living at Lewiston, Idaho,
was present for the meeting.
At the business session Grace
Jenkins was appointed assistant
marshall for the remainder of the
year.
The next meeting will be a so
cial night, and each member is
asked to bring a dessert for ex
change.
Refreshments were served i?y
Grace Jenkins and Ruth Snell at
the close of the meeting.
and
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V. F. W. POST NO. 3473
WILL MEET IN NEW BLDG.
The regular meeting of the Vet
erans of Foreign Wars. Post No.
3473, will be held Friday evening
July 14 at 7 o’clock in the new
building on North River Road.
All members and others who
are interested in helping this
project along are cordially invited
to attend.
B&PW CLUB TO PICNIC
The Business and Professional
Women’s club will meet Monday-
evening at the home of Hazel
Tohlen. 1247 East Madison, for a
potluck dinner. Members are re
quested to bring their own table
service. Alice Breedlove has re
turned from the Biennial Conven
tion in San Francisco and will
repott.
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We Give Saving Stamps
COTTAGE GROVE PHARMAC
PRESCRIPTION
SPECIALISTS
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PHONE 24 4
MRS. UNDERWOOD TAKES
OVER RAY’S GROCERY
Mrs. Pearl Underwood has
leased Ray’s Place, a grocery store
formerly operated by Ray Harris
at the junction of Highway 99 and
the Lynx Hollow- road, 5 miles
north and will open Saturday, July-
loth. The grocery will be operated
as Pearl’s place A treat wifi be
given every customer on the open
ing date. See the announcement
of Pearl's Place appearing else-
w-here in this issue.
To
RODEO QUEEN MARY
Our Congratulations
l’iunilv Reunion and
Methodist Parsonage is Scene o f
Birthday I dinner
U edding of Load Pair, J mìe 30
Catherine (Ie tty
Reveals Pet rot ha I
Traveling
Companion
Mrs. Imogene H Allen, daughter
of R D. Hillery of Nampa. Idaho
and George Stone Glass, son of
Mrs. Jessie Glass of Cottage
Grove, were united in marriage
Friday. June'30. at 7:30 o’clock at
the Methodist parsonage with the
Rev. Clark Enz officiating. Sweet
peas. blue delphinium and white
t
The bride wore a yellow gabar
dine suit, toast and beige acces
sories and an orchid corsage. As a
keepsake she wore a pearl neck
lace which had been her mother’s.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Johr
Longbrakc. She wore a green dress
and white accessories and a cor
sage of yellow carnations.
Walter Gtaham of Toledo acted
as best man.
The bridegroom'? mother won-
a, lavender and white dress with
white accessories and orchid cor
sage.
They went on a wedding trip to
iouthern Oregon, and are now at
home at 220 South Seventeenth
street.
Mrs. Glass is employed at
Maude's and Mr. Glass works for
the W. A. Woodard Lumber Co.
Out of town guests here for the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Shaw of Wauna and Waiter Gra
ham of Toledo.
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N. OF H. PLAN POTLICK
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
will have a potluck dinner Tues
day evening, July 18, at 7:00 o’
clock in the IOOF hall. A short
business meeting will follow, alter
which a social time will be en
joyed.
Reception Welcomes
Rev. Enz and I'amilv
The ladies parlor of the Metho
dist church was decorated with
baskets of blue delphinium and
bowl/ of sweetpeas Friday night
for the reception of the new- min
ister. the Rev. Clark S. Enz and
family. In the receiving line with
the Rev. Enz anti Mrs. Enz were
Mrs. Mark Morgan, president of
the Women's Society of Christian
Service: Mrs. Abe Hanks and
Harold Hicks. Sunday school sup
erintendent.
Pouring at the refreshment
table were Mrs. N. E. Compton,
president of the Fidelis Circle, apd
Mrs. William Githens. president
of the Delpha Circle. Assisting in
the serving were Mrs. Fred Vohs
Jr., president of the Service Circle,
Mrs. Robert Bowser. Mrs. Damon
Scott, Mrs. Jesse Campbell and
Mrs. Ala* Hanks. Mrs. Andrew
Brund was in charge of decora
tions and Mrs. Harold Hicks pre
sented a short program of group
singing, accompanied by Mrs. J.
W. Englund, and piano solos by
Charles Coston. Mrs. Morgan wel
comed the pastor and family on
behalf of the Women's Society of
Christian Service and Harold
Hicks for the Sunday school. Both
the Rev and Mrs. Enz gave re
sponses.
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ODD FELLOWS PLAN Pl< NIC
The annual < )dd Fellow-Rchekah
picnic w ill be held Sunday, August
6, in the city park. Odd Fellows.
Rebekahs and families are invited.
Chic sports dress.
By VERA WINSTON
Presented (lifts by
Retiring Nob/e (. ¡rand
I luki Sun. at \nlaul
A family reunion anil birthday
dinner were enjoyed Sunday nt
the home of Mr and Mrs Francis
Bigelow at Anlauf, the occasion
being in honor of Mark R.
Garoutte on his S7th birthday
anniversary Mr. Garoutte. who
resides nt Riverside, California, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Those present for the reunion
and dinner weie Mr. Garoutte's
three daughters: Mrs. Angie
Powell of Drain: Mrs. Tressa Tul-
lar of Eugene; «nd Mrs. Marie
Ewing of Cottage Grove; son-in-
law. Roy Ewing of Cottage Grove;
grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs, Arley
Hunter and son. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Tullar and three daughters,
all of Eugene; Mrs. Maxine Free
man and two daughters of Dorena;
Mr. and Mis. Fay Ewing and son
of Cottage Grove; Mr and Mrs.
Don Ewing and daughter of North
Bend; Mr. and Mi-s. Francis Bige
low and three daughter- of Anlauf
and friend. Joyce Godard of North
Bend.
Rebdah Oarers .he
Rebekah* met In regular acs-
slon Friday evening with Hilda
Godard noble grand presiding
¡'his living the last meeting ot Ilie
term, each officer found a gift nt
her station from the noble grand
in uppreciation of MTvide* during
the term. After close of the lodge
i he program committee offered a
short program which consisted of
two accordion numbers by Jimmie
Bottorff; Iwo steel guitar offer
ings by Willa Dene Lyon and flag
drill given by 12 member* led by
! Rosie Iz-wis as color bearer, mid
nt the close of the drill while the
group stood ut attention, Malcolm
Scott sounded "Tups."
Refreshments were biter served
in the dining hall.
Installation of officers will be
The engaj^ment of Miss Cath- i held Thursday evening. July 13
erine Anne Getty to Charles Wil-1 u !* tH*
.
bur Heath, son ot Mr. and Mrs J.
Miiut'vM
Male
Capital
A. Heath ol Black Butte route,
hns been announced by Miss Get Carson C.ty, Nev, with fewer
ty’s parents, Mr. and Mis. George than 3 MJ inhabitants. Is the smsll-
• it stale capital lq ths United
A. Getty of Saginaw.
No wedding date has liven set. Shite*
Serve Ccoling Fruit Cocktails
। well with Ice fur 2 mln Half fill
By ALICE DENHOFF
' ccrklall r.lasse* and till up glus*
COOLING, pleasing, healthful; with Iced v,Inger rle.
that'a the fruit or vegetable «ock-
Currant Juice
tatl served as the prelude to a
spring or summer meal. and as a
For something dlfien-nt and
pick-up at any lime of year. delightful by way of a drink mix
Served with hois d'oeuvres or one c. currant juice with one c.
canapes before dlnnar, It makes : raspberry Juice. Shake with ice.
a first course.
Serve with a triangle of candled
Healthful and happy is a com orange peel In each glass. Makes
bination ot grapefruit juice and 8 drinks.
For something with a bit of a
prune juice. To serve 8, use 2 c.
fresh or canned juice, add a cup bite to it serve sauerkraut Juice.
of prune juice, and then add one To prepare 6 healthful cocktails,
to 2 tbsp, honey, depending on mix one pint of sauerkraut Juice,
sweetness of grapefruit juiee. Up. lemon Juice, Mi Up. paprika,
Shake with Ice until the con 'a Up. salt. Shake with lee. Serve
tainer Is frosty. Serve at once ut once. A pickled onion or a
For dress-up, add a green minted stuffed olive adds an extra touch
to each glass when served.
cherry.
Clam Juice makes the base for
Decorate With Cherry
a different libation. To s"rve fl,
Fur another concoction use 2 shake with ice one pint clam
c crape juice, one c. orange juice, Juice, thin shaving ot lemon peel,
tsp. lemon juice. 2 whole cloves, ‘a tsp. salt. tbsp, lent
thin slice of lemon peel. Shake dash of pepper. Sene with a thin
with ice. Serve in cocktail glasses sllver-llko poring of lemon peel
decorated with a maraschino In each gla.is. For a variation,
cherry. Serves 8.
I shrke with Ice one c. clam Juice,
Refreshing and nourishing is a j one c. tomato Juice, up. iem m
piquant lime cocktail. It takes ! peel, 'ä tsp salt, dash of paprika.
juke of 2 limes tnired with 2 tbsp, I Serve with a stuffed or ripe olive
honey and 2 c orange juice, then I In each gloss for variety Hakes
add one whole erg white. Shake I 0 perl Ions
Anderson Quality Market
THE IDEAI. M EATING PLACE
RAYON suiting with crease-
resistant qualities is used for a
neat number, a sports dress that
would make a good choice for wear
while traveling. The sleeves and
pockets are shirred, and the
flapped pockets are slit at the
sides. It has a convertible neckline.
The skirt hns an inverted pleat in
the center front (nd bnck. It is in
mint green men's wear weave with
a dark green leather belt.
This store will close Saturday
at 1:30 P. M. to 5:00 P. M.
Open at 5:00 P. M.
Cottage Grove Sentinel
Rhone 555 or 556
Phone 16
512 Main
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QUEEN MARY WILL BE OUR “GUEST” FOK HER
“RODEO HAIRSTYLE”
... and Announcements
Catherine's Beauty Center
Phone 75
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$3.25
We Are Proud
(Reg. Rodeo Jeans)
Guaranteed - Strong - Durable
Sizes 22-30
To have served this area
for the past 20 years.
PLAID SHIRTS
$1.95 ■■ $2.95
We sincerely hope you enjoy the annual
RODEO and PAGEANT this year.
For All Your Floral Needs
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Cottage Grove Sentinel
Phone 1X2
116 North 6th St.
Phone 555 or 556
Crry S Quality Store for Women
25 South Sixth
Phone 601