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intermediates entertain ers, Mrs. Dan Oleson and
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The Intermediates of the Metho Pauline Dyksterhuis.
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Sunday evro/w.
school were entertain-
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cd Sunday afternoon in Friendship games, singing and a lunch served
teach- by their teachers.
hall of the church by their teach
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Anton Posti. a native of Austria
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1 and at present a professor at the
Aileen Rickard, worthy matron. , On
, college of Education,
and laigar Rickard, worthy patron.
.mmouth. was guest speaker
presided at the regular meeting ot Tuesday night at the final School
the Order of Eastern Star Thurs- of Missions dinner at the Metho-
day night.
dist church. Approximately UMI
Louise Hansen gave a report of rnvmbeis and friends attended the
the recent visit to Cascade chap dinner and speaking.
ter at Springfield, and an invita
Postl user! colored slides to
tion was read inviting the mem veal an interesting story of his
bers to attend the fiftieth anni homeland which he visited last
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil VanMatrv
versary of t’clid chapter at Jeffer summer. A question and answer
announce the engagement ol their
son in March.
(period followed w hich gave the
The district meeting waa an group a chance to learn more of daughter IXilorcs to Bill McBee,
nounced for March 15 at Croswell his native land. Following his son ol Mr. and Mrs Frank Mei’xv.
with Croswell. Oakridge, and Cot talk, the Methodist Men entertain- all of Oiltage Grove Both ate
students in the local high school.
tage
Grove - participating
This
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<xl w ith a number of hymns.
March 17 is the date set for the
date is also the regular meeting
Hostesses for the dinner were:
night for the local chapter, but
Man|cy duller. Mrs. J. A wedding.
this meeting will be dispensed with Wri ht Mrs AIh< Hanks. Mrs Al
in order to attend the district vin A1jen ylrs w. P. VnnlVn-
meeting. Cottage Grove chapter Bosch,
Melissa Clark. Mrs.
will exemplify degree work at the Herb Adams. Mrs Blanche Saun
district meeting.
ders and Mrs. Albert Adkins.
The next stated meeting March
1 will be past matron and past
patron night.
The 17th anniversary of the
At the close of the meeting a
Justamere club was celebrated
comic addendum was presented
Tuesday with a lunchixin at the
for associate patron. Kenneth Hic
home of Mrs. l.irry Levens Wash
kok Refreshments were served by
ington's birthday was carried out
the men with Wolff Allen as
Various activities were planned in the decorations, and mi.i aturo
chairman. He was assisted by Earl
Thursday night by the Adelphia [jotted geraniums were favors.
Hill. Matt Smith. Alvin Dugan and
Circle of the Methodist church in Mrs. Percy Webb was welcomed
H. U. Cochran.
the church parlor at the regular as a new member.
monthly meeting.
The committee for the anniver
The Circle decided to complete sary luncheon and social afternixin
Larry Levens, Mrs
the ladies rest room and furnish wa>
it as its next project. A food sale uovd Griggs, and Mrs Stewart
was planned for early April with Carlson.
Mrs. Don Lyon as chairman of the
March 6 will be the next meet-
committee. A potluck dinner was ¡ng llnt[ wj[[ |K> with Mrs. Harold
A surprise baby shower was planned for March 15. Mrs. Jolin Wolfard.
given Friday afternoon for Mrs Leonard was named chairman on
H. R. Higgenbothom by Mrs. this committee.
\FW MEETS IN NEW H \l.L
Devotionals were led by Mrs.
Clyde Hamilton and Mrs. Warren
The Veterans of Foreign W irs
Reed at the Higgenbothom home. John Leonard, and Mrs. Clark Enz and Auxiliary will meet in the
reported
on
the
Methodist
confer
Games appropriate to the oc
new hall on North River K rid
casion furnished the afternoon's ence held in Portland.
Friday. Feb. 23. at S p m.
Young new women of the town
entertainment, afterwhich t h e
honor guest opened he? many who would like to become a mem
dainty gifts and refreshments were ber of the Adelphia Circle are
asked to contact Mrs. William
served by the hostesses.
Present besides the honoree and Git hens.
The hostesses. Mrs Gene Camp
hostesses were: Mesdames Frank
McHugill. Joe Evenson, Joe Sar- bell and Mrs. R. Durflinger, served |
rett. William Miller, Earl Cooper, refreshments at the close oí the
Thomas Absher. Leland Hansen. meeting.
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Robert L. Nelson, Arthur Kulm,
Glen Wicks, W. W. Hileman. Har CIRCLE MEETS FEB. 14
old Burge. Sam Kephart and
FOK REGULAR MEETING
Thomas Mitchell, all of Cottage
\\
Grove, and Mrs. Roy Graham of
Circle 4 of the Presbyterian
Creswell.
Women's Association met for a
Ilf
Sending gifts but unable to at- 1:30 dessert Feb. 14 at the home
! tend were Mrs. LeRoy Potter and of Mrs. W. H. Daugherty. Mrs
Mrs. Robert Jacobs.
Alvin Dugan assisted the hostess.
Ways for earning money were
MARCH 1 MEETING SET
discussed and it was decided to
The Trinity Lutheran Ladies start a traveling basket immediate
Aid will hold its monthly meeting ly. Seven members were present
March 1 at the home of Mrs. Wil at the meeting.
The next meeting will be held
liam Drew. Mrs. Howard Fishell
i will be co-hostess. The meeting Mar. 14 at the home of Mrs.
Stewart Carlson.
will begin at 1:30 p.m.
All members are reminded to
bring their articles for the white CLVB HAS SALE
elephant sale, which was planned
The Cooley Hill club met Thurs
during the February meeting.
day afternoon with Mrs. Kuhn.
Those wishing transportation During the afternoon a white ele
i may contact the Rev. Richard phant sale was held which netted
‘Gross.
the club approximately $20. Six
teen ladies were present including
three guests. The afternoon closed
with refreshments served by the
hostess.
The March meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. John Trun-
nell.
Justamere Club
Observes Birthdav
man of th<‘ l^m<- County Red Cross
drive laus Rice, education and vo
cation chairman, was in charge of
the program.
Mr Noblin s|xike to the group
on the Federal Tax and explained
the making out of tax returns A
ix'iiod of questions and answers
followed
Mamie Jacobs of Eugene, gen
eral chairman of the I.ane county
O Short
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Meats — Groceries — Fish — Chickens
Turkeys — Frozen Food
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Mary Ixni Wolfard entertained
the Yell squad of Jefferson gr ulc 1
sehixil Tuesday evening in ho’tor ।
of Barbara Zimker. who is leaving
school and is moving to Re'«Fport
Those present. in addition to the
hononxi guest and host '.n, were
Barbara McCoy. Phyllis Higdon.
and Gail Forrester. After dintu r
the girls went to Springfield for
the Jefferson-Springfield baske' ■
ball game.
I TOPI X < I.IB ENTER I MNED
The Utopia club was entertained
Thursday by Mrs. H. K Metcalf at
a dessert course and social after
noon. 5’ mbers decided to con
tribute $2 to the March of Himes.
Mis Warren Edwards was a guest
of the club
The March meeting will be «ith |
Mrs. Nelson Iturhani.
Pork Back Bones
Country Style Sausage
19c lb
55c lb
FISH EVERY DAY
Halibut - Salmon - Sole - Snapper
Perch — Rockfish — Lutefish — Cod
Salt Herring — Shrimp - Prawns
Scallops - Crabs - Oysters - Smelt
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MRS. SHORT IS HOSTESS
Mrs. Roy Short was hostess to
the M.P.G. club members Tues
day at a luncheon. The George
Washington motif was carried out
in decorations and dessert.
The members spent the after
noon in sewing and visiting.
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The next business meeting will
be March 5 in the city library.
Mrs. Higgenbothom
Given Baby Shower
World Famous ’
Sewing Machines
Vacuum Cleaners
The Ideal Meating Place
member. and naked the club to
supers is,, the residential district
of the drive for the Red Cross The
committee from the club to meet
with members of other civic or
ganizations and clubs is Edna Pil
ler. Lenoro Pybum. Mildred Com
er. Louise Barnaby and Uittle lx*
I-i mb.
Preceding the meeting, the
Brownie triHtp which is sjionsorod
by the chib, entertained the mem-
Pleins Activities
FLASH
Just Arrived
200 Pair
Guest s|H*iikers at the Business
and Professional Women s dinner
meeting Monday night at the Rain
bow Cafe wore Wilson Noblin of
Nolliin and Robbins and Mailin'
Anton Posti Speaks
It Breedlove was host
rilli evening Io T*
the Neighbors of
niemlx'rs
inasta and bridge
Woixicr.il 1
«ere plityed during
and prizes were giv en lor hi^h and
low scot es.
Place cards, tallies, room decor
ations mil clreshmeiils win- svm
bollc ol \V ishmgton s birlhd.iy
The next regular meeting ol the
Neighbors ot Woodcrall will lie
March 6 in the II H >F h ill ami w ill
be Advance Night
B&PWClub
P H O NE 5 5 5 O R 5 5 6
OES Invited to
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and let us fit them out for the Easter Parade? Remem
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