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Thur»., Muy M, 1032 The Sentinel, Cut tage liO-e, Oregon Page 3 PHONE 5 55 OH 5 56 I opening of the many dainty gifts by the honoree, refreshments wem Baby Shower Fetes | served by the ho^tesm-». Guests were: Mesdames J. O. SpringfieldMatron Dixon and Dale Baker of Dorena: Mr». Manley Fuller and Mr». Wally Dixon and Blanche Allen of Ramon Fuller entertained with kuK^n*: YfnlV.,r Sorensen, Robert . Mo >dy, W. W. Hileman, Glenn a pink and blue shower the eve- Wicks, Robert Summer» and ning of April 30 for Mis. Richard Doyle Bailey. Miaxly of Springfield; The jmrty Those sending Klft« but unable was held at the Ramon Fuller to attend were: Mesdames Claude home. Allen, Wolff Allen und D. J. Appropriate games were played Jen. during the evening wllh prises going to Mrs. Dale Raker and Wedding Announcement! Mrs. Blanche Allen Following the Invitations — The Sentinel. Methodist Church Scene of Wedding Cottage Grove »—-.¡Atal The Methodist church was the LET3OM . To Mr. and Mr». ! scene for the wedding of Mis Eldon Letsom, Drain, a daughter, Patsy L. Melvin to Lloyd L Cynthia Marie. May 1, 1962. Muno FN, US Navy, Saturday af ternoon, April 26. The coupl M CLINE - To Mr. and Mis. Bcw , changed vows at two o'clock with jamin Cline, Yoncalla a daughter. the Rev. Clark S. Enz officiating, Tarrie Lee, May 2, 1962. j The bride is the daughter of Mr. HAUMONT - To Mr. and Mr». and Mrs. D. E. Melvin and the Owen Haumont. Cottage Grove, a ( parents of the bridegroom are Mr. daughter. Sherry Ann, May 2, 1952. and Mrs. Otis Muno, all of Cot- । tage Grove. NOFFSINGER - To Mr. «nd Large baskets of whit? snap- Mrs. Marvin Noffxinger, Yoncalla, i dragons and pink carnations de j a son, Monty Joe, May 3, 1952. corated the church. Jim GreweDe was soloist, singing “Always" STEGNER - To Mr. and Mrs. and. “O, Promise Me." Loren Stegner, Eugene, a daugh The bride was given In marriage ter, Lenetta Louise, May 7, 1952. ; by her father. Her gown was of • white satin with tiny Chines" col- . Sacred Heart Hospital lar and buttons up the front of GOODRICH - To Mr. and Mrs. the bodice. Her lace-edged net veil Sherman Goodrich, Cottage Grove, was attached to a bonnet style a daughter, April 24, 1952. headdress trimmed with pearls. She carried white stephanotis i MILLER - To Mr. and Mrs. with white satin streamers on a Miles M. Miller, Route 2, Creswell, white Bible. a daughter, April 26, 1952., Attendants were JoAnn Peter KELLY - To Mr. and Mrs. Har- son, maid of honor, and brides ¡vey D. Kelly. Cottage Grove, a maids, Fredia Muno and Dorothy daughter, April 28, 1952. Cooley. The maid of honor wore a —W<>M full-length orchid satin dress and Day will be a day when mothers will be hon- Mother’» WILSON - To Mr. and Mrs. a fan-shaped bouquet of! ored and many mothers will be guest» at the home» of their carried George J. Wilson. Route 2, Cres orchid carnations. Fredia Muno well, a daughter, April 30, 1952. children. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Collier have gone to Cosmopolis, was attired in yellow net while Bro vainas “Home* ¿ludio Wash., to s|>end the day with their daughter and family, Mr. Dorothy Cooley wore green net, BUTTKE - To* Mr. and Mrs. MR. AND MRS. LLOYD L. MUNO (Patsy L. Melvin) cut and Mrs. Norman Newman and baby Pamela Christine, both ballerina-length. The form Curtis E. Buttke, Cottage .Grove, their wedding cake at the reception held in the Methodist church er carried a fan bouquet of yellow shown above. a daughter. May 2, 1952. parlor. They were married April 26 with the Rev. Clark S. Enz carnations and the latter's bouq'iet I was of sweetpeas and white car- . officiatinK. Most any modern clay car MBS. JACKSON HOSTESS nations. Other attendants were, owner will tell you it takes a big TO BIRTHDAY CLUB swer to complaints received that bank roll to keep even a small Sandra Melvin, flower girl, and Council Meeting Norman Pitcher, ringbearer. it blocked the traffic view. car rolling on the highways. The Senior Birthday club met Continued from page 1 Dorel Eilenburg acted as best. May 1 at the home of Mr». Mabel 10. Authorized expenses for the man and usher» were Charles crease when new rates go into ef- You'll find it in the classified. Jackson for a combined business police chief to attend the con (Mrs. Ray Spellman Cooley and Jerry Montgomery. i July 1- and social afternoon. Disston correspondent ) The reception was held in the g. Referred to water committee vention of the Oregon Association Members present were Mes The Mesdames Virgil Shepherd church pallor. Those serving were (or study proposed contract be- of City Police Officers to be held dames Fred Erwin, J. V. Stewart, and Otto Janisch were co-hostess- Mrs. Floyd Peterson. Mrs. Wil- tween the W. A. Woodard Lumber in Portland May 7 and 8. Ceramics Charles Shanda, George Hawley, cs at a pink and blue shower liam Simpson and Mrs. Robert . Co. and the city that would call II. Council took no action on a Clara Collins, Bert Hatch. J. A. honoring Mrs. Dale Baker last Melvin. Pink rosebuds surrounded 1 for the city to supply water at 70 proposal by the Planning Commis BY MADGE Kikcr and the hostess. Guests Friday at the school gym. the wedding cake at the ba.se. [xxind pressure to the comiiany sion that the city approve a sub were Mrs. Porter, cousin of Mrs. For a wedding trip to Takenitch through the 12 inch main from Gifts, Moderately Priced The honoree was the recipient lake the bride wore a gray suit «he city limits with a meter to be division ordinance submitted by Jackson, and Mrs. G. A. Andrews the group. It had been recom many lovely and dainty gifts, of of London. Refreshments were Quality Greenware with green accessories and liat. < installed at the north boundary of mended before ill 1949 and 1950, served to the guests at the close which she opened after appropri The bride is a senior in the local the mill property. This would sup- but no action taken. One council Firing — Supplies ate games were played. of the afternoon. high school and the bridegroom is p]ant old contract with the city man said it would put too many A dessert course was served to serving in the U. S. Navy. The June meeting will be at that has been cancelled. restrictions on a person's right to 1336 So. 6th Ph. 76?RX the home of Mrs. George Hawley. the following guests: Miss Ona 9. Council asked police chief to develop his own pifcperty. Balter, Mesdames Joe Knouse. SCOUT PLAY DAY u»TH 36-4tp-39 The hostess displayed some check on _ the Golf AND GUN CLUB . . club sign on ancient glassware and mahogany Willis Ragland, Tom Carr, Lee ROD Subscribe to The Sentinel Girl Scout play day for Cottage Highway 99 nort h of town m an- furniture over 80 years old and Jones, John Carr, Sr., Richard Tuliman, Clair Hogate, Harry Yar- Grove and Creswell Brownies and still in good condition. tcr. Ernest Sloan, Lawrence Carr. Girl Scouts will be Saturday, May Ray Spellman, the honoree and 10, at the Cottage Grove Rod and LUTHERAN LADIES AID hostesses of Disston: Mesdames Gun club building and grounds. HOLD MONTHLY MEET Sixteen members of the Trinity Charles Cooley, Tony Kuhn. Ross The club has donated the use of I-utheran Ladies Aid attended the Adkins. Tom Morri» and Richard the grounds and building for the monthly meeting May 1 at the Shepherd of Cottage Grove: Jack day. The leaders of the various troops church. Mrs. Einar Brandsnoss Dixon of Dorena and Wally Dixon will accompany the girls. The and Mrs. Jim Hungford were wel and Dick Moody of Eugene. Those sending gifts but unable hours are from 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 come visitors. Mrs. (Tiurles Drew and Mrs. Theo. Eckoff served as to attend were: Mesdames L. M. pni Each one is to Lake a sack Shepherd. Roy Carr, Gale Lebow, lunch. hostesses. The play day affair will be in Final plans were made for the John Carr Jr., Jesse Walther, observance of the birthday anni- Anna Schwader. Charles Morris. cooked food sale May 10 at Han versary of the founder of Girl sen Bros. Garage. All members are George Damewood. James Barber, Scouts, Juliette Low. The loud CHECK VOI R I.G.A. ADS FOR EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN QUALITY FOODS! J. W. Middleton, Wilbur Pitcher, urged to have their food there speaker will be donate by Wicks PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, MAY 10TH early Saturday. Those wishing to Richard Livingston and Steve Electric for the day. have their food picked up may call Thiess. Each troop will come dressed Mrs. Howard Fisheli, 662R. to represent a holiday. BABY SHOWER HONORS Mrs. Alvina Ellison and Mrs. Tillie Fisheli will serve as host MRS. WINONA DeLEON FOOD SALE PLANNED IGA — Enriched (Jeanette Kelly, esses at the June 5 meeting. BY LUTHERAN LADIES Dorena correspondent A cooked food sale will be held Mrs. Winona - DeD-on was the honored guest at a pink and blue at Hansen Bros. Garage Saturday, 10, by the Ladies Aid of the A&B Beauty Shop shower held at (he Row River May Lutheran church. Community hall, Tuesday, April 6 Flavors IGA Balcony The ladies will also serve cof 29. Many lovely gifts were re Cottage Grove Hotel fee. pie, donuts and other foods ceived from the 11 ladies who at for that noon day lunch and also Specializing in Hair Recon tended. during the morning and afternoon. The afternoon was spent rocial- ditioning and permanent There will be homemade rolls, • ly after which dainty refreshments 20-oz. jar IGA — Creamy waving. bread, pies, cakes and salads for were served by the hostesses who sale. were Betty Allphin, Adeline Wil Phone 43 liams and Dora Harris. School Gym Scene For Stork Shower always wash ’em when she7 going to serve that good Grove Maid Milk from GROVE MAID DAIRY Phone 321 MW N ARKET 5th Street and Highway • PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove 10 is '“» 79c FLOUR JELL POWDER rUCt White S4.95 “ Sizes 4-9 ^6^ Lorayne Kotrc Ella Beers Gladys Adams COFFEE Birth Announcements —The Sentinel Pound Whole Bean SALAD DRESSING MARLENE MOTHER JUICES Mail Orders Promptly Filled lb. Oleo 21c Blended Orange Pineapple Grapefruit 75c S 43C S1 JO 46 oz. cans Wc PRODUCE Ncbergalls <4 or Whole $3-95 Quart IGA —MEAT N & M Widths White & Beige Sweet, Juicy Hams Pound 59c Oranges Each the smartest Better investigate wearing Buskens gals you know are all On May 11th Mother will again reign queen for a day — and keeping the price a secret! Come in and yoir’.ll see why! 60 Gauge 15 Denier $1.19 Non-Run Mesh $1.19 ... 99c That’» her big day so be sure to -remember her with a Gift or a Card from the Cottage Grove Pharmacy. We have a nice selection of Gifts, Cards, and Box Choco lates at the right prices. AN IDEAL GIFT FOR MOTHER for Mother’s Day Wc Give Savings Stamps PRESCRIPTION (piea^ the family SHOE store Phone 939 Fresh, Crisp Good or Choice DOROTHY STEVENS, 23, who made medical history as “the frozen woman," walks again in Chicago with the aid of artificial limbs. A year ago she was found frozen stiff in a Chicago areaway, her body temperature at a record low of 60.8 degrees. The ordeal necessi tated the removal of her legs and several fingers. (International) Beef Roast Pound 69c Celery Pure Lard Oil MAIN t New and Used SPECIALISTS — 0 Vended World Famous Sewing Machines Vacuum Cleaners 'U a PHONE 14 4 Serviced and Repaired R. A. Forsythe 1120 N. Douglas Ph. 8F11 23tfcxxx Bunch Tender, Green Nebergall’s 2 >>» 29c Asparagus Lunch Meats Pound tOC White or Yellow A »sorted COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY 29 S. 6th Sunny Morn • - Don t Forget 51 Gauge 15 Denier 49C PEANUT BUTTER Pound 59c Onions CHICKENS - FRYERS FISH - OYSTERS 2 «*. 29c Firm Heads Lettuce I. G. A. FOOD LINER 2 19c ' Mt» ■R
