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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 1, 1952)
Page I The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, (»regna Thur».. May I. 1M2 embossed cotton sleeveless dress in cool pink or light green. White eyelet jabot down the blouse front, full skirt. Alice’s sheer nylon in pale blue, j with tiny black print design, cap ♦y Çalh Bethlehem Shrine No. 4 Order sleeve, V collar and rhinestone1 of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, buttons for trim down the blouse; 1 met at the Masonic temple. Eu- front. Many fashion-wise women arc ; gene, on April 24, with Mrs Rob Bcmberg for coolness, also by i now looking forward to vacation Toby I Jine, white with tiny blue! ert Bradford, newly elected time, and for the working it star design, waffle pique trim on, worthy high priestess, presiding. , - girl - **•*“ H* »i<*ves and forming a square Several committees were a|>- with pay Some wil] spend vac.- >okc Als<) a nj(Y tlssUi> n„fon pointed Mrs. Grace Smith was ap- lions with families, others with plaid in green, lavender and w hitc, I pointed on the committee for friends, and some will find it nice or tan, light Nue and white. ! sickness and distress and also is to travel alone to their favorite butcher linen for the tiny round I a member of the material objec resort in beautiful Oregon or collar and to top the big. patch tive for Cottage Grove. neighboring states. The perfect pockets. Mrs. Robert Bradford, worthy playtime and dress-up wardrobe high priestess, and Mis. Sam Dress of the week Toby Ione's for vacation can be found in your chalk white checked pique with 1 Bentley, junior worthy high priest local stores. ess of Bethlehem Shrine No 4, big black jet buttons in a diagonal I All (N'mianent waves nt reduced prior» The perfect summer coat at line down the blouse and side of will leave Eugene Thursday. May PERRY’S is a navy faille duster, the skirt. Black patent belt gives pl UN I, for Toronto. Canada. They will belted, with a white pique over- the finishing touch. be met in Portland by Ethel a FREE shampoo and hair ntvlr within collar and short rollback sleeves. | Moore, junior past worthy high Nice dark dress Alice’s navy priestess of Oregon Shrine No. 1 A must for vacations, slack butcher linen with flared skirt, 2 weeks nftcr n....Mug new pcmuuicnt. (of Portland, and will attend the neck. white suits with shirt jackets, in checks, round collarless 58th annual session of the Su- grey and yellow, tan and white daisies forming a yoke across the pi erne Shrine of the Order of the or charcoal and white For a blouse front. Our opct atom are experienced and have received i White Shrine of Jerusalem in the With all your dresses a white | switchoff with the slacks and also I city of Toronto. to wear with all your skirts, a plastic, washable purse, which will specialized training in new methods of hair cutting The session will be held in thc lovely Juiilard flannel sports jack serve all your needs during any ■ Royal York Hotel May 6. 7 and et, double breasted, with three trip. and styling and the art of giving permanent j 8. They will return May 13. buttons man style on each sleeve. The May meeting of Bethlehem waves and manicures. In kelly green or red. Perfect resort wardrobe at THE | White Shrine will be the Memorial SMART SHOP. Gay Gibson silk Also nice for play are the Ro- IM i ' service on the 22nd. may bright checked ftedal pushers, print sundresses, grey and yellow We invite early tinti Inte ii|i|M>intnient m . in green, yellow and white, or red, with yellow butcher jacket, or yellow and white. Wear with any dark green and aqua print with of the wide selection of T-shirts or black bolero jacket. Plain butcher linen dress for sports blouses in plain colors. A few dresses always round out that crisp look in tan or pink, (Mrs. R. G. Conner a wardrobe for your trip. Perfect flared skirt with tiny double row Lorane correspondent 1 of buttons on blouse for trim. for travelling—LeRoy of Califor Twenty friends gathered at the Also the summer coat butcher nia’s rayon jersey in a shirtwaist home of Mrs. R. Q. Conner Tues 223 South Sixth Phone 75 style, blue and white check, with I ' linen in yellow and pale blue, both day, April 22. for a stork shower navy faille collar, cuffs, belt and ’ sleeves rolled back and caught honoring Mrs James Suiter As covered buttons. Will never with big rhinestone buttons. Mrs. Itonald Gilman had planned A sweetheart of a dress with a wrinkle. to be one of the hostesses, but was Practical is the Lady Alice plaid sweetheart neck tan cotton lace. , in the hospital Instead, the group gingham, also in a shirtwaist very tubbable, full skirt, tan ray wrote her a series of 'get well on linen for collar and cuff. Big j style, red predominating, with sev quick' cards. rhinestone buttons for trim. eral shades of blue. Joan Suiter presented the gifts For the short girl who wears a j Alice’s tissue catton. sleeveless, to her mother. They were in a in pale pink and blue check, half size—Martha Manning Pe- . decorated basket which she pull- sweetheart neckline, pink plastic tites. Chambray in grey or blue ed on a small wagon. with deep V neck, lace dickey and i buttons, sash that ties little girl Gifts included a baby bed from collar all in one. slant row of i style in back. the ladies who are members of The loveliest tribute of all on Crisp as a daisy—Toby Lane’s pearI bu,tons Also a lovely red; the Ladies Aid of Lorane Chris- ---- —-------- -------------------------------and white check sheer. Or eyelet j tian Church as well ns other mis- cotton in pale blue or pink, shiny ! cel la neous gifts. glass buttons. Green and white Following the unwrapping nnd dotted swiss. so cool looking for j admiring the gifts, dainty rc- summer, bands of eyelet running ■ freshments were sei veil by the horizontally on the bodice. hostess and her mother, Mrs. Dora In Mynette regular half sizes— Allen. nylon sheers in modified shirt Out-of-town guests were Mrs. MR. AND MRS. THOMAS ROBERT WILLIAMS (Marie Elizabeth Lombard), cut their wedding waist styles, with tiny ribbed or Stewart Williams of Riddle, a sis striped look, in pale blue, laven cake at the reception at Delta Delta Delta sorority bouse, following their wedding at I nlted Lutheran ter of Mrs Suiter and two aunts, ►•m» »r TOBAS O-STOr tala, der. tan. Church. Eugene, April 20, After May 5 they will be at home at 742 S. W. Vista, Portland. Mrs. Ike Gray and Mrs. Mon ell Perfect with all your dresses, Gray of Canyonville. poodle cloth shortie, part wool . ... , . . . . . I Miss Marie Elizabeth Lombard. Williams, also of Portland. A blouse wardrobe is important | daughtcr of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A |M)tte<[ arrangement of her favorite flower» or a and part cotton, in lovely pale The vows were exchanged at KATHRYN CLARK AND °? ebr-°ne t0 Iw Lombard became the bride potted plant, bouquet or corsage all tastefully ar blue, bright yellow or red. four o ’ clock in a setting of yellow ROBERT WICKS LISTED Crisp organdy of Thomas Robert Williams Sun- ranged and fresh from our own greenhoukes is For the teen-ager, Shirley Lee at ARNL^TS A n at thc f,„t t. flowers, mixed bouquets of yellow- ON OSC HONOR ROIX Jr. Petites. Grey chambry sun Gibson Girl blouse with long truly the perfect gift for mother on "Her" day. iris, tulips and snapdragons. The dress with bolero jacket, black puffed sleeves, eyelet embroidery I Easter wedding in Vnitrd ¿lth. Rev. Charles A. Epple performed Oregon State College. Corvallis, felt flower trim all over the dress. on the yoke. Or a cotton sheer | eran church Eugene Mr wn. the single ring ceremony. Mrs. Kathryn Clark and Robert Portland attorney, is Carole King broadcloth sleeveless with V eyelet bib, * puffed sleeves )iams Scott Adams of Portland was the Wicks, Oregon State college stu dress in grey chambray with char elasticized, with eyelet cuff. the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Ervie soloist, singing "I Love Thee" dents from the Cottage Grove Sleeveless cotton overblouse with 632 Main Ph. 244 coal stripes running horizontally tiny (Greig) and "Because" (d' Harde- area, have been listed on the Ij-t uh help )ou with squared openwork all over. 35-6t-40 on the skirt bottom and forming a Pair with lovely Rosecrest pmbosscd cotton full skirt with lot 1. Mrs. O. P. Nordling was the winter term scholastic honor roll. your Hclcction V on the bodice. cream colored full butcher linen I dar*4 green, light green and pink organist. Miss Clark, freshman in science skirt, or a panelled one in bright checked gingham top (one-piece | Bride Wears Nylon Tulle from Cottage Grove; and Wicks, blue, or canary' yellow. Or for cool . rpss' looks like two). Pocket in , Mr. Lorn bald gave his daughter senior in education from Dorena. “LOT 182 MEAN FLOWERS TO YOU evenings, an avwtuiuti accordion piraicu pleated Ui or- • s^*I’t *s °t the plaid, tulip shafted, in marriage. She wore a full- earner! a grade average of 3.5 Ion and wool skirt in light blue or . same Plaid for stem and leaf out- length dress of nylon tulle with points or better. A 3.5 is halfway bne- wide neckline and very short shir- between an A and B average. pale green. Cotton sheer in navy and pale red sleeves on the fitted bodice, For your dress wardrobe - Boulevard navy and white polka green plaid, full skirt, and of The bouffant skirt was shirred at MRS. FERN ANDERHON 1704 W. Maih Ph. 182 dot for travel, coat dress style course sleeveless.- Aqua, yellow the hips and in the back and HOSTESS AT LUNCHEON and lavender plaid witf black pat- ended in a sa«h-likc chapel train. with white buttons down the front Mrs. Fem Anderson was hostess of a navy panel. Or a one-piece ent belt, cap sleeves. Cool looking Her Brussels lace veil was Thursday, April 24. at a luncheon dress with a two-piece look, black is the big green and white checked brought back by the bride from ! for the advisory boaid of the a European trip. She wore nylon district convention of Royal and white checked skirt, black sheer in shirtwaist style. bodice with arrow of embroidered The real summer resort com mitts and carried a bouquet of Neighbors and Mabel Miles of flowers for trim. Black patent panion the peasant blouse in stephanotis, Eucharis Lillies and Salem, district deputy. belt. sheer white eyelet with puffed lily-of-the-valley. Guests present were: Bertha Very smart is the Boulevard sleeve. Perfect with any of the Attendants Identically Dressed Miller and Cora Herron of Mon navy sleeveless sundress with bo full embossed cotton skirts in Mrs. Lynn A. Hamilton of Port- roe; Lillian Nesbitt and Mrs. lero jacket. White collar and cuffs splash prints. hind was matron of honor and the Bressler of Eugene; Mabel Stein give it that crisp, summery look. four bridesmaids were Miss Wilma berger of Marcola; Naomi Miller -Cool looking is the Boulevard Dresses for the sun are in ai Hamilton of Portland; Miss Mary and Eula Coleman of Springfield; tan chambray with, w'hite em PETERSEN’S. Toni Todd ribbed Graham of Prineville; Miss Leone Agnes Henderer, Nellie Blackmore broidered flowers as trim on the cotton sundresses with plastic sea Murphy of Bend and Miss Eliza- and the hostess from Cottage neck and pocket, cardigan neck shells for trim on the pocket. In both Jones of Eugene. All atten- Grove. line, slanting row of white buttons. light green, red, coral, pink. Bo- dants wore identical full-length Real find of the week and per lero jackets to match. j dresses of yellow nylon marquis- REBEKAHS TO HOLD fect for any travel wardrobe is Cotton sheer with wide stripes p,tp over with insets of SECOND NOMINATION the Billy Dee orion dress in red pink, blue, chartreuse, wide straw 'Venise-type lace in strapless The regular meeting of Cottage and white check. One big navy belts. bodices and worn with brief jack- Grove Rebekah lodge No. 24 will button at the bottom of deep V 1 ets of marquisette. The matron of Toni Todd’s sundresses with neck and navy patent belt for honor carried a bouquet of deep be held May 2 in the local IOOF trim. Cool, washable, needs no fishnet pockets and embroidered blue Spanish iris and wore a small hall at 8 o’clock. Second nomina outline of a fish, three tiny but- tion of officers will be held at ironing. tons to represent bubbles. In light hairpiece of the same flowers this time. A must for any vacation would while the other attendants bou be a gold cloth duster to be worn I bIu,f' n“vy’ brown' shockinK P*nk A report on the meeting of the quets and headpieces were of light Leaders’ Council which was held as a summer coat or lounging ‘an -'p|low- blue Spanish iris. Vicky Vaughn checked sheers, robe. In gold and white, gold and Peter Williams attended his at Lorane April 24 will also be charcoal, or gold with light blue blue, green and brown with white brother as best man and ushers given. Final plans for the card party eyelet organdy panels on the w’ere Herbert W. Lombard Jr., or purple'. And have plenty of these with blouse and skirt, and for a collar. brother of the biide; Peter Koeh to be held May 3 in the IOOF you at a' budget price sheer Big checks on cotton sleeveless ler, Donald Andrews and Robert hall will be reported on by the chairman, Vera Poor. nylon panties in pink, blue or dress with white pique around Lee, all of Portland. white with embroidered flower the neck and for a string belt. Reception At Sorority House I’. D. G. CLUB TO MEET trim. Patch , pockets with white pique ..... Yellow snapdragons, tulips and The P. D. G. Garden club will r wdn a bri«ht Spanish iris decorated Delta Delta Dresses are the main event now Ji i,” os T. ” b Ue’ rc<1 Delta sorority house for the re- meet at 1:30 p.m., Friday, May at PENNEY’S. May is the big ac wi white. coption that followed the wedding. 2, at the home of Mrs. H. G. month for them here. Emijossed Vicky Vaughn also shows a nov-. Mis. Alfred M. Skade and Mrs. Thomas. A dessert course will be cottons in sleeveless dresses' char el sundress with jacket, tit-tat-toe William H. Skade, aunts of the served by the hostess. coal and white, green or blue with pattern on the pocket outlined bride, Mrs. H. Brueckner, Mrs. Roll call will be answered with white. Others with large horizon in white pique. In light blue, George Hubach and Mrs. B. A. a display of a named specimen of tal stripes in several colors, also green, charcoal. Shea, aunts of the bridegroom, cut iris. The lesson on "Things that prints and plain colors. Lovely dark plaid ginghams the cake. Presiding at the coffee are Good to Grow in the Shade to stock up on our supreme ankle fit beautifully styled Sheers in stripes, red, blue, with deep collars outlined in ' urn were Mrs. Marion Cloud, Mrs. and Hanging Baskets," will be Nebel nylons. All styles, sizes and colors are being green and tan. Gold clofti prints, pique. Coachman style for blouse. E. B. Hagedorn, Mrs. R. B. presented by Mrs. S. L. Godard. all colors. Paste] embossed cottons Light chocolate brown and black Sprague and Mrs. A. H. Base, featured at approximately 20% reduction. in plain colors, many with the di plaid, or blue with brown, green Several Assist At Reception P. N, G. CLUB MEETS agonal line of buttons down the with navy. 60 Gauge 15 Denier Non Run Mesh - 1.19 Miss Janet Frye of Oakland, AT IOOF HALL blouse front and side of the skirt. Lor the girl graduate and for Calif., presented the guest book The P. N. G. club held Its regu 54 Gauge 15 Denier - 99c One glazed cotton in white with dress occasions while on vacation to arriving guests, who were re- lar meeting at the IOOF hall last red and black or yellow and black white embossed cotton with or- ceived by Miss Marilyn Thompson, Thursday afternoon. Mesdames horse design. , gandy eyelet pocket and (»dice. Portland. Mrs. Wilbur Workman Emma Smith and Alda Miller With all of them the white Tiny rhinestones dot the bodice.( Jr., Mrs. Richard R. Taggesell, were initiated into the club. Host straw head hugging cloche that Also nice are the white embossed Mrs. Rodney Harlam and Miss esses were Mesdames Eva Hatch, sits on the back of the head. A cotton sleeveless dresses with gold Elizabeth Sholdebrand served Blanche Denker and Mina Clark. small package for travelling. outlines around the big pocket, (punch. Assisting with the serving And play . clothes of course Suit of the week Betty Rose’s were Mrs. Daniel Dunn of Recds- sailcloth pedal pushers and shorts rayon acetate foulard in men’s tie port; Mrs. John Gilbertson, Miss in bright red or bright blue, cuffs print deep red oval design on ; Barbara Henton, Miss Helen Gate, and pocket trim in red, white and white, or blue design on white, j wood, Miss Mary Penwarden, Miss blue stripes. Caps with stripe trim Full skirt, fitted jacket. 'Joan Risley and Miss Fiances to match. Also striped short Also lovely are the Betty Rose Healey, all of Portland. sleeved jackets, or bright red long rayon linen suits in light blue, na- I For traveling to southern Cali- New and Used sleeved shirt jackets. tural, pink and lavender. Some oflfornia for a two weeks wedding Blue denims, shorts and skirts. the skirts are flared, some trip, Mrs. Williams wore a navy Serviced and Repaired Seersucker splash print sashes straight. In regular and half sizes, blue suit with matching acces and blouses to match. With the 29 S. 6th sories and a yellow shortie coat. Phone 939 shorts, an elasticized bra top with The happiest people in the world After May 5, the couple will be ruffled collar. arc those who are satisfied to let I at home at 742 W. Vista St., Port- 1120 N. Dougla* Ph. 8F11 New as summer itself white others do their worrying for them. I land. 23tfcxxx fashion irsfs J Brussels Lace Veil IForn by April Bride at Church Rite'New Officers Head Bethlehem Shrine SPECIAL VALUES May 1 * June 1 Inclusive MOTHERS DAY AND GRADUATION SPECIALS Baby Shower Given Mrs. James Suiter Catherine’s Beauty ('enter Give FLOWERS to “Mom” lili ¿ ¿IIITTI STOP SMOKING? 7[BOTHERS DRY OBAK-O-STOP Sunday, May 11th Cottage Grove Pharmacy Corsages Flowering Plants Sunnyside Greenhouses Now Is the Time AN IDEAL GIFT FOR MOTHER for Mother’s Day World Famous Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners the family SHOE store R. A. Forsythe
