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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1950)
Wge 4 Th«' Ren fine!, Cottage Grove, Oirfn« Thun»., Sept. ’1. 1950 Impressive Wedding Unites Pair; Will Make Home at Glendale, Oregon Mis» Ramona Amy Spartz, daughter of Mrs. Florence Werner of Cottage Grove, became the bride of Stanley D. St. Clair, son of Mr and Mrs. Glen St. Clair of Glendale, at the home of the bride’s mother, S niirday, ¿eptem ber 2, at two w^kx-k. The Rev. Richard Gross, pastor of Trinity Lutheran church, read the cere mony. The bride wore a wine -olorod street-length dress with pleated skirt and plain bodice and a two- strand pearl necklace. She won’ a corsage of gardenias and steph- anotis and carried a white Bible. Miss Helen Spartz was maid of honor. Her dress was aqua rayon gabardine with white waffle trim. Her corsage was pink carnations. Donald St. Clair of Glendale. IT WEARS — AMI WEARS— AND WEARS! Seventian members of the We- man's Society of Christian Sen ice of the Methodist church met in the church parlor September 13 for a short business meeting, at which time plans were m.uie for the food sale September 23 and the church dinner on Sunday. Septem ber 21 ‘Div ladies then motored to Junction City -where they were guests of the Woman's Society. Mrs. C. A. Pitney presided at the afternoon meeting with 40 present, and welcomed the Cottage Grove visitors. The occasion of (he local ladies visiting the Junction City group was the tenth annher- «ary of the organization of the Woman's Society of Christian Sen vice. Mrs. Lynn Zumwalt led the de- । votional service, the theme being I "Peace with Ourselves and AU Na- | tions. "The Garden of Prayer" was sung by the group and a hymn : by John CKenham was read. A period of visiting followed, and the birthdat party was held around the table. Mrs. Arthur Knudtson read the goals for which CU^k Siud • the candles were lighted if the brother of the bridegroom, acted goals had been fullfiUed. Seven of the ten candles were lighted. as best man. Various committees gave reports Baskets of pink and white glad ioli and vases of mixed flowers and Mrs. Walter Sorensen. Mrs. | Mark Morgan and Mrs. Clark Enz decorated the rooms. The reception was held at the were calk'd on for short talks. home of the bride's mother. Mrs. Mrs. Mary Howard. Mrs. Empey Ross Peterson cut the wedding and Mrs. O. F. Morgan were host- cake and Mrs. Florence Weiner i esses, and served the birthday served. Miss Helen Spartz poured. 1 cake, cup cakes taken by the Following a wedding trip to the visitors, coffee and sandwiches. coast Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair are Mrs. Pascoe Paine had the tabh's at home at Glendale where he is decorated with fall flowers. employed. The bride graduated from the ( OTTAGE GROVE COUPLE local high school in June of this WED IN CALIFORNIA vca!-. Leon B. Poole and Mrs. Rose Watts, both of Cottage Grove, EAGLES AVXILIARY VISITS were married August 14, at Eu- EIGENE Al XILIARY Thirty-five members of the ! reka, Calif. They were accompanied by the Ladies Eagles Auxiliary No. 2061 of Cottage Grove surprised the bride's son-in-law and daughter. Eagles Auxiliary of Eugene on the Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shultz of evening of September 12 when the Fortuna. Calif., former residents local group paid the Eugene or of Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Poole are at home ganization a visit. At the close of the meeting re to their many friends at their freshments of sandwiches, coffee farm on Mosby creek. —♦ - and cake were served. The Cottage Grove Auxiliary- TRAINING COURSE FOR presented the Eugene ladies with a BROWNIE LEADERS SEPT. 26 Fostoria combination sandwich and The training course for Brownie cake plate. i leaders w ill be held on Tuesday, i September 26. from 10 a.m. to 3 LANE COUNTY VOITURE ! p.m. at the IOOF hall. Bring sack 40 ET 8 INSTALLS OFFICERS I lunch and coffee will be served. The 1951 officers of the Lane ’ Small children will be cared for County Voiture No. 80, 40 et 8 ■ at the hall. were installed at Springfield last This course will be given by Miss Thursday night. Installing officer Shirley Glenn from Girl Scout was Grand Gbe( d^.G^re Du Ore | Council office in Eugene, and there gon. Walter Kirk of Salem. must be ten people from Cottage Claude Sherman of Cottage Grove signed up by Friday. Sept. Grove was installed correspon 22- Help your girl by deciding now. dent for the fourth year. Call Mrs. A. G. King at’589L or —♦— Mrs. Gamage, 618R. MISS MARY MARDEN TO W ED IN SPRING A ZippiH that loves to flotter you oil th* limo ... tn any weather I Notice the A fem hers of I TOCS At Junction City, 10th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Marden have announced the engagement of their daughter Mary Elise to Leland John Trobock, son of Mrs. B. N. Trobock of San Francisco. An early spring wedding is on the agenda. now painted yoke detail, the wide double buttoned cuff». And, of course, the lining whisks out in a flash Alt wool CHILD HEALTH CLINIC , The Child Health Clinic will be held Thursday, September 28, in the public health room between 1 and 3 p.m. The health room is above Smith's Electric. The meet ing is one week later than it usually is. For appointment call 443L. MARY WOODWORTH WINS 'FIRST ON HEREFORD gabardine in fall's smartest colors. 8-20, under $50. 38-44, under $55. As we go to press, it is learned that Mary Woodworth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Woodworth of Mosby Creek, won first prize and purple ribbon on her heifer, a Hereford at the Lane county fair. Judging had just been com pleted at the time the announce- ■ ment was made. ut buttar ¡foni every whore or write« A small deposit will hold your coat ot suit on our convenient lay-away plan. SCOUT MOTHERS URGED TO ATTEND MEETING 1 erry’s Quality Store for Women 6th St. Bldg. Methodist PHONE 555 Oli 550 Evening Rites Un ites Loca 11 ir Mothers of fifth grade girls who have girls in the Girl Scout organ ization or who have girls eligible to join the scouts are urged to at tend a meeting called for today, Thursday, at 2:00 p.m. to be held at the I.O.O.F. hall. Ph. 601 TEACHERS RECEPTION BY P TA HEPT. M The Parent-Teuchert Atamela- Hon will begin the activities <>f the year by entertaining for the teachers at a reception In thr Jef- lerson gym on Se|dcmlicr 25 ut 7:30 o'clock. All pan-nls ure urged to partlci- (Mte in this Informal nnadlng for which the executive council will act ns host». Refreshments will be »ervad in th«' library of thr Jefferaon school. The First I’resbytcrian church was the scene for the wedding of Mrs. Maxine Lemley Ward, daugh Oi l K ERS' TRXIMNG DAY < HULE HET FOR HEIT. 17 VI' UOMKHM K HOME ter of Mi's. E. R. Lemley and the SEI' AT M’RIXGI II I 1» late E. R. Lemley, to Eriel (Jack) Meeting of Cirri«' Three of thr Th«* Woman's Society of t'hris-1 TIi«’ Unite«! Simnish War Veter H. Winders, son of Mrs, Erma Presbyterian Woman » Aaaociatlon ans and Auxiliary will m< t at the tian Service of the Methoilist Winders, all of Cottage Grove, on ' is schi*dulcd for Wednesday. Sep home ol Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Heck church of Springfield Will hold an August 31. The Rev. D. Hugh tember 27. nt two oclo«k nt the Gfficers' Training «lay at their er al Comstock Monday, Scpl.'m- home Peniston read the ceremony. of Mrs Marion A»bury. 1427 her 25, at 6:30 for a potluck church at Sixth and C street on Th«' bride wore a two-j>iece South Sixth street. Co-h<>"tcn»cs supiHT, follow«'«! by ttie regular September 27 from 111 a m, to 3 tomato-red gabardine suit and a will la> Mrs. (> W. Blackmore and pin., with a suck lunch at noon It monthly meeting. All members are Mrs. Walter Lalonde. corsage of green orchids. Miss urged to be present. is deslrednhat as many officers as Barbara Ward, th«' bride's daugh |M>ssiblc from the local group will ter, was her only attendant. She attend. wore a blue checked suit and had Mrs. E. M. Tilton will give an a corsage of pink rosebuds. over-all picture of the aims and B. Winders wa» best man for 1 goals of th«' Women's Society in his brother, and Lee Kruse of: th«' morning session. Instruction Gardiner, brother-in-law of the 4 and round table discussion of the •bride, was usher. work of president, vice prcsid«>nl, Mrs. Lee Kruse, sister of the and secretaries will occupy th«' af-; bride, sang “At Daw ning” and | ternoon sessions. "Love's Greeting,” accompanied by ♦ — Mrs. C. P. Brandsness at the KFSEAIUH < I l B H IS organ. FIRST FALL MEETING A reception was h«'kl in the church parlors immediately fol Th«' Research club held its first FL# i Gk'I Siu.l a i meeting of the fall season Tuesday lowing the ceremony. Mrs. Forrest Lemley, the bride's sister-in-law, following the couple's initial slice. 'night in the city library with Miss Sises 3-(Jx poured and the bridegroom's sis Mrs. Harold Burleson assisted. Lena Zcndron. president, in Mr. and Mrs. Winders are at charge. At th«' business meeting ter. Mrs. Marjorie Winders Cun ningham. cut the wedding cake horn«' at 1321 Parks road. | the program for the year was pn - S12.98 and up i setrted by th«' chairman. Mrs. W. SEPT. 22 is OES NIGHT WOM TO INITIATE; C. Martin. DINNER PLANNED 22 ND Friday night, Sept. 22, is th«' Roll call for the evening was Women of the Moose will hold regular meeting ot the Ordi'r of I "Summer Highlights.'' and th«' a formal initiation at the Moose Eastern Star, and Ruth Thompson, I txHik review«'«! by Mrs. Martin was hall Thursday evening. Sept. 21, at worthy matron, now living in Eu I "Comes the Comrade" by AleXan- in: 8 o’clock, with refreshments to be reka. Calif., will >>e present to | dfa Orme. The next meeting will be Oc Tweed* (Brown) served at the close of the meeting. preside. tober 3. At th s time Mrs Jess Hill Women of the Moose will have • A resolution was made at the will give th«' book re' iow and Miss 100' ; Wool (Green - Ked - Blue) last meeting to change the meet a dinner Friday, Sept. 22, at 7 ing dates from the second and ' Zendron wdl have the magazine o'clock in the Moose hall for all fourth Fridays to the first and article. Roll call will be on "Pre Moose members and their wives. third Thursdays, and it is impor cious Stones." ♦ Mrs. Gustav Walther. Mrs Mark tant that all mem tiers be present WHITE SHRINE WILL as this will b« 1 voted upon. Refresh- I Kincart and Mrs. C. P. Armstrong RESUME '«' .'INGS St PT. 28 are in charge of the dinner. Will ments will be served at the close 11« lhh em W te Shrine will the ladies who are planning on of the meeting. 14 South Sixth Phone 90 resume m t Phursdny night. coming please call one of the above September 28. at the Masonic ■ Wedding Invitations committee as to what they are to temple. Eu. •« The Sentinel bring. For The Little Lady -COATS- BRUENE'S Cook /hem o^er/ One good look will prove to you that Chev- rolet beats anything in sight! You just cant overlook the top flight value that Chevrolet offers with solid, lasting Unit-Design construc tion, more power with economy, greatest all- arccnd savings. And no truck is Duty-Proved for your business like Chevrolet. 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