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♦ Miss Ida Rynrnrsoii Weds J. t . Isley At ('hurch Ceremony Pioneer Picnic (C o n tlin ie d fro m page I I M orrow , S p rin g fie ld ; Jessie PI i T h o rn F l e d 'r , A shland; W in n ie I T h o rn Brow n, l aid nod Edda F in- net ty, L ila Morse Veateh, V iola Vaughn f'mt.von, F ra n k and I-ena M c F a r la n d . Ml»» Id ii M n rle R ynearsoti anil J. Isley oxi-hangeil wedding v n w i S a tin day evening, Auguat 2, at til»» M ethodist chu rch w h ich h a il I h ' i ' ii ili'i'n r iiti'il w ith ta ll bn»- kets of w h ite g la d io li a n il canilc- la lira th a t held ta ll w h ile can-lie». T h e I le v d a r k S. Enz, pa stor o f the chu rch pe rfo rm ed the cere m ony a l » e ve n -th irty o'clo ck. T h e bride 1» the d a u g h te r o f M r. anti Mi'» C a rl Ityn ea rson o f C o tta ge (¡ro ve am i the p a re n ts of the hrlilegriM ini are M r an il Mr». 1 E ve re tt l»ley of T orran ce. C a lif. T h e h rltle w ax given In m a rl Inge by her bro th e r, R obert Ityn ea rson Preceding the cere.nony I z ir r y W o lfa n l aang "B ccn u *i-" and “ I la iv e Thee." accom panied by M r* W ayne M ontia-, w ho also played the w edding inarch. T lie bride wore a w h ite m a r q u is e tte b a lle rin a le n g th dress and »boulder length ve il w ith Inset o f need la-aria. I le r flow er» were w h ile rtwehud« centered w ith a w h ite o rch id For "som e- th in g o ld " »he w ore n gold n ii'k - lace w h ich belonged to he r m o th e r and waa given to tie r by an aunt when ahe gra du ated fro m the e ig h th grade, "so m ethin g im rrow ed" was her w h ite glove«. « I m > her m o th e r*!; "so m e th in g blue " w u a Mlt. A M I MBS. J. < blue bow on the bride 's u n 'te rs k irt, married August 7. at the R e f le c t i o n s . BI ILD1NG eoi . ki . oke A re In te llig e n t |>eo|>le sup er stitio u s ? A pro m ine nt scie ntist w ill not walk under a ladder. A do cto r knocked on wood a* tie said. " I haven't had a cold The President of a C o n s tru c tio n Com pany won a co n tra ct on a F rid a y He w o u ld n 't s tu rt w o rk on "T h a t u n lu cky d a y " hut hi» superintendent d id and th a t bridge has stood fo r 30 years We develop nuclear fission yet reluse to Use 13 a» nu m era l on hotel nwims o r to reulgnate a flo o r W ould you tu rn liack it a black cat ran aero»» y o u r p a th ’ W hy do you w e a r a wedding rin g ? I t cam«- out o f tin- l» - lle f in love la itlon a W'hy <lo you shake hands? O r kl»»? The«- m a n ifestatio n» nt a ffe c tio n be gan long before m an was tau g h t to expre»» h im se lf in w ords T h is Is fo lk lo re th a t cam e to us w ith o u r baby's m ilk ; we are s lid in g to it every day. W ho ta u g h t you to cook? Y o u r m o th e r W ho ta u g h t you to fish? S w ing n baseball hut? C a rry a hlkwr'a pack? S p lit a log. Y o u r la th e r H id you le arn to d riv e a ca r by reading Instructio n»? Someone showed you. Ik> you dance according to rule« In a hook? Someone ta u g h t you. A» long ax we tench by doing we are b u ild in g f o lk lore. M ills Mortuary E stablished 1912 W ashington a t Seventh Phone tVt C ottage Drove, Oregon Pioneer Sears Descendants Celebrate 100th Aniversary of Trek to Oregon —The best way to express your sympathy— / Send Flowers Robert Lee Cox STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE -S A L E - We M UST make room for our new fall merchandise. Still many articles to choose from. Robot t Iz-c Cox. 73. o f M arcóla, passixl away in a Eugene hospital Wednesday. August 6, fo llo w in g a sho rt illness. H e was b o m in A rkansas, N ovem ber 17, 1378, and was m a rrie d in C ottage G rove In 1900 to Sophronia Ijik e , w ho p re ceded him in death in 1946. M r. Cox came to O regon as a sm a ll child and to C ottage G rove In 1900. H o moved to M arcóla In 1918 and hack to C ottage G rove In 1931. E a te r he moved to P h ilo m a th and in 1952 moved hack to M arcóla to m ake his home. He was a m em ber o f the B ap tist chu rch nt Yoncalla. S u rv iv in g are: one son, C larence L. Cox o f P o rtla n d ; tw o da ug h te rs ; M rs. M e rle Ann M cD onald o f M areóla and M is. Flossie I-and- ers o f Pendleton: nine g ra n d c h il d re n ; fiv e g re a t-g ra n d c h ild re n ; one bro th e r, Janies Cox o f Y o n calla, and tw o sisters: M rs. M a r tha M arsh and Mrs. Cora W a frt-n , both o f C ottage (¡rove. F u n e ra l services w ill be held at 2:30 p.m., S a tu rd a y, A u g u st 9. at M ills M o rtu a ry w ith the Rev. C la rk S. Enz o ffic ia tin g . I n t e r m ent w ill lx- in the local M asonic cemetery. THE NORRIS DRESS SHOP (fo rm e rly A m e n t Drewi Shop) 50« Main Phone 1097 Page 8 3 Receive Degrees At Hebron Grange 1900-1914 Ctasses on our Tin- Srntlnrl. C ottage Grove, Oregon Jack S o u th w e ll t f P e n d le to n ;. g re at grandchild w ho is G eri iry M r. and M rs. R obert T ie rn e y and I Sears, son o f M r and M rs. D ale xon o f Lowell; M r. and Mrs. F ra n k Sears o f C ottage Grove. Sears o f Hoskins; M rs. D e lla Idler | x telegram was rend fro m D r. Ity Mr». W alter llowen» and d a u g h te r R uby o f Sherwood; and M rs. Andy Sears and fa m ily The deaeendantii o f C a rra l J. and Jane Sears held a Mrs. Agnes P e rrin and son H e r o f Jacksonville. Ela., w ishin g ev fa m ily reunion at the Dotena Grange hall Sunday, A ugust 3, be rt P e rrin J r. o f Seaside; M rs. eryone happiness and re g re ttin g to d-li-brate ‘ he 100th anniversary o f the a rriv a l o f the fa m -| (.'live Jones P rd rise n o f W alla th e ir absence. (W a lla and M r. and M rs. Ray The Sears fa m ily hopes to re ’ily in Oregon. Sears o f S u th e rlin . float th is picnic each yedt’ fro m In 1848 C. .1 Seara le ft Arkanaaa fo r the C a lifo rn ia gold M r. and M rs. V ic to r Chapm an. now on. iu h I i , going around Cajte H orn, re tu rn in g to A rkansas in M r. and M rs. C liffo r d Jones and 11850. He organized an im m i- .sons D ick and James, and daugf - G R A IN S C H O O L B t ll.G H g f U Ilt t r a i n 111 1S.’»1 o f w hich i t,.rs A rlene and A u d re y; M r .md A $35,911 c o n tra c t has been he was made cajitaln, starting I M rs W a lte r Sears, M r. and Mrs. E dw in D avid and daughter, Miss aw arded to Youel A H u ffm a n , Eu we«t in April. gene. fo r co n s tru c tio n o f three Bonle H a rtfo rd , a ll o f Eugene. Many Hardship* classrooms in tw o addition« To the A fte r m any fia rd s h i;« the y a r IX Grandchildren D ra in e le m e n ta ry schools. rive d at T lie Dalles, Oregon, about T here are 18 liv in g g ra n d c h il C o n stru ctio n w ill s ta r t Im m ed By M rs. Gale Roby |O cto be r 1. They b u ilt ra fts and dren o f C. J. Sears. T h irte e n of ia te ly. Given the firs t and M i-o n l de- cam«- down the C olum bia liv e r to those were present at the picnic. A rc h ite c ts are W tlm sen & E nd i ( • i i i . of o b lig a tio n at the August P o rtla n d . T here were also present, 10 great c o tt, Eugene. 2 nu l lin g o f Hebron G range were W ith one horse and one cow and g ra n d ch ild re n ; 13 gre at g re a t Mr and Mr. Le ster H a iris and ! no m oney, they lived th re e m iles gra n d ch ild re n and one g re a t great Personal S ta tio n e ry T h e S entinel 'Joanne S te w a rt. T lire c m ore ap ple ilion* f ,r m em bership were east o f Salem th a t w in te r. In the s p tin g o f 1852 they came turne d in fo r vo tin g at the A ugust to M ount V iew and s e ttle d on a ! I ' i mel ting, spurting <>n the Y o u th donation land cla im . ' '¡riv e fo r new members. F or several years it was neces A v is ito r at (lie S a tu rd a y m eet- sary to take th e ir w heat to O re ! In g of the grange was C lif f B cth- gon City, fiy ox team , to have iiik . .» student at N o rth w e st ¡flo o r ground, a round t r ip ta k in g i C h ristia n college and pa stor of I thrr-e weeks lo ite r S q u ir^ V r-'g h n lli-h ro n church, who went ax dele b u ilt a flo o r m ill a t f-a th - g a t e of the co m m u n ity f i r m the , church and the G range Io a tte n d Eight ( bildren Born E ig h t e tid d ic n were lx>rn to th is the fo u r day conference o f the ¡» la te of O regon convention at Cor- fa m ily , six o f w h ich were boys. I v h II h in m id -J u ly . M r. Bethune A ll gre w up in t h is co m m u n ity. T hey were as fo llo w s: George. ' gave a re p o rt o f the m eeting. Jim , Da-, id. John, fjo u is and All Faith* Itepreseated A ll deno.-ninationx o f religious Charles. Am anda Sears S o u th w e ll fa ith in O regon w eie represented and S arah Sears Jones, a ll now a t the C o rva llis m eeting w ith 200 deceased. Sarah Scars and J im Jones were d e le g a te s and th e ir fa m ilie s a t- tending. T hey were lo ld th a t ru ra l the fir s t couple to be m a rrie d by com m unities m ust keen th e ir ru ra l S quire Vaughn. T h e y le ft home Ligfit as a bubble lx>Fur-Ettea. Cushioi-sd like schools o r lose th e ir com m unities. rid in g one horse w ith not a cent. a kitten’s paw with full inch Foam Rubber— S u e . t i o n s fo r h o ld ing tog e th e r 55 A tte n d snug fitting with elastic heel band. “ Polka-Dot ' the n m m u n ltie x were given in T here were 55 people th a t a t Terry-cloth" in Red, Green. Blue and Yellow addition to Jhe school* to include tended the picnic and they are as Dots. Smi (4-5 J i), Med 6-7 Lge (8-9 >j). the co u n try store, the c o u n try fo llo w s: C. B. Sears, M r. and Mrs. churches and com m u nity plans I. . K. B ru m fie ld . M r. and M rs. E. th a t include in te rests fo r young J. Sears, M r. and M rs. R a l p h We Give Saving Stamps , people and young m a rrie d couples. Sears, M r. and M rs. M ax Sears. T h is C o rvallis m eeting was spon J e rry and Susan; M r. and M rs. sored by O ieg on S la te college, D ale Sears a n d G re g o ry; John the Granges and F arm ers U nion. Nelson and M r. and M rs. Cnarlt-s Bales, a ll o f C ottage Grove. Plan* F o r Fab- PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS M r. and M rs. W ill G efeke. M rs. IIom e Economics members were rem inded o f the A ugust 19 m eet Jean Richardson and d a ug hter ing st the h a ll to m ake plan» fo r Peny Rose, V a l G efeke Jeaner, the fa ir, and arian gem e nts fo r M r. and M rs. Roy Sears. Ronald. L a u n e r G ay and T om m y, a ll o f the Grange food booth. «RAIN 6 pho Z 4 4 Wesley S te w a rt was reported P o rtla n d , and T om Sears o f Salem. home fro m the hospital w here he received tre a tm e n t fo r a woods In ju ry . A you th m e e tin g and evening o f recreation is to he held at the h a ll August 9. Y o u th v is ito rs and prospective new’ members are in vite d to a tte n d Members o f the refreshm ent com m ittee, M a b e l K e if and T h e lm a H a rris , ask those a tte n d in g to b rin g sa la d and sandwiches. C offee and cool aid w il l be furnishe d. YOUR HOME-OWNED AND OPERATED INDEPENDENT STORE. AEITElATTi) M rs. L y le M on tg om e ry and WITH I. G. A- STOKES, TO GIVE VOI LOWER PRICES, QUALITY MERCHAN M rs. Inez C ra m e r are on the Jia ll cleaning co m m itte e fo r A ugust. DISE, AND BETTER EVERYDAY VALLES. Jessie W lne i-ofl Post, M r and M rs U. S, Bales (She Is W inona la x ilitt le of a pioneer fa m ily !, M r and M e A lb e rt G r iffin . M r. and Mrs. E lh e rl iL n o ra P a r k e r » Veateh, K l« in n ih F a lls ; M r. and Mrs. J. D. Cochran, Goldendale. Wash ; Horace nod Daisy A rn o ld (''»Chian, Mis: Elsie l / i and b ro th e l, E rv in Iz-n i Mi/,» Ix a was a m em b er nt t|i<- firm graduating ela« of ( '.( ¡ . I IS and la te r taught m any years in lIn- high school.) Ik i l and G ladys Veateh H utch. B e ith a G r if lin McQueen, Dot a Veateh M a rtin , C re sw ell; Addle M i'lJole Veateh, Helen L. (»Ison, P o rtla n d ; M i and Mrs. W F H a rt Ishi- wa* May G a ro u ttc, now o f P ortla nd », M ary E lla Vaughn Baker, E lm ira .Mr and M rs. A. W l A lm ond i I lenii-nw ay. Janies m il E llie M cKihben Ix-bow, N ina H um phreys, Eugene; G. W. M c F arla nd . Anna M a ry S clim utz, Aunt ( 'a il W allace, ,tfie oldest one there, tie r 91st b irth d a y is in Att- ;Usl, W W M i-Fat land, Mrs. G. I ’, 'F lo re n c e M c F a rla n d ' MeClan- ahan, G ia n t'. Pass; Floyd Me l-n ug hlin, IxiwelJ; M r and Mrs. I. J M i Ia u g h ltn , (she was Faye A dkins A llison, o u r 1951 secre ta ry -tre a s u re r). W u rtn b y C i a r li f i t U<1 fro Ixiu F. and P e a r l K n o w lto n . IM |.E l ( M I m l<hi Marie Kynparaoa) wer« Methuriiat etiiireli. The IC« v. ( l.ark S. hi»/ P o rtla n d ; tti and Mrs. W illia m offtetated. A fter a trip to ♦ Iw O rr(nn coant ami northern < .tllfornlu F N o rris and Min Paul. S pring - field; Jia- E M cK ibhcn, M r. ( '. f t ' the couple will live In C ottage Grov m d M rs i Vi run B ro w n ) Boyd. ! am i a penny w a* w o rn In he r «hoe usher* were A lb e rt .M artin and Eugene, (<ien and E th e l C hrism an Scott, M rs. h a F. Brow nlee, Le b I lor giNrtl luck. W esley .Malcolm. anon; M rs. E ve re tt M cCoy and A tniut 50 guiw ts were present M l«* IjiV o n n c H ilg d n h l a tte n d - daughter, K ay. vis ito rs . Miss I-ena I c i the b rid e a» m a id of honor, anil at the reception w ith M rs Percy M. Burcham . Eugene, an il y o u r W’o ie a gow n id e n tica l to the M a lcolm c u ttin g the cake. M rs. I bride's, but in p in k H e r nosegay V incent M alaga, s is te r o f the rep orter. Miss Bi’ I'e B u rkh o ld e r. h ild e , presided at the punch bowl H isto ry ( .lie n j wa» p in k rosebuds. la tte r some came fro m the C o t L itt le flower g ir l was Carey and M r*. S an ford Wiese p a ire d o f the three- tage G rove high school p icn ic held I Formway o f N o rth fie n d w ho wore the c o ffg r T he I»' the same day a t the Jefferson 1 a tm lle rin a -le n g th dr--*x o f blue tie re d w edding cake wa» surround- school. b u ilt near the same ed by p in k rosebuds and fe rn . Mi«» net and lace and a cro w n o f p in k grounds where the o ld wooden M a m a Ity n g n rio n , siste r o f the flow er« In h e r h a ir Boyd Bowles bride, was In chaYge o f the guest school house w h ich also served fo r J r o f F m p iie was rtn g b e n rv r the high school used to stan< T he brid e 's m o th e r wa« a ttire d book. T he couple le ft fo r a w edding This was the o n ly school house in ; In a lig h t blue sha ntun g dre»! i w ith C o lla ge G rove at th a t tim e, u n til black accessories and an orchid t r ip along the coast of O regon and ditet the west side grade school n rth e rn C a lifo rn ia . She w ore an corsage. T h e bridegroom 's sinter* In-la w , M rs. Boyd Bowles, wore aqua suit w ith w h ite accessories was b u ilt on she same grounds where now stands the new C ot- aqua w ith w h ite accessories und amt she w h ite o rch id fro m her b rid a l bouquet. A fte r August 11 'age (¡ro ve hospital. an o rch id corsage. Tie? g ro w th o f C ottage G rove Boyd Howies wa« best m an, and tfte couple w ill lie at home in Cot tagc Grove. He 1» em ployed at « evidenced by its several up to S f t F L u m lx -r Co., and she a ’ n e grade schools and its m odern H a ll m id L isto n Insurance Agency nion hig h school. In 19UH, w ily B o th graduated fro m the 1 xral • : were in the high school and hig h school in the class o f '52. m ly e ig h t gra du ated th a t year. Y our re p o rte r trie d to g e l to the high school picnic ulso. fo r w h ich she is e ligible, but it was over C ontinued I m m page 1 when she a rriv e d at the Jefferso n W o rth H arvey, Eugene: V ln a l and school. F o u r |>eopk- w ho wished B o th i Pow ell l Randall, M r. and to contact her w ent to the cit.v Mrs. Charles (Jennie S m ith? l » r k w lu ie she w ent to th e J e f B e id lc r; E th e l and G lenn S co tt; ferson school. I u tte r they came to Frances Cox M a rq u a rd t aed Inez her house and w a ite d t i l l she a r W h ite K ra m e r, a l l o f C ottage rive d home. T hey were Elsie B re w e r (¡ra n t, o f P o rtla n d : E sthe r A n Grove. Flies are responsible f o r the M r and M i John P ('(« lira % derson T ru n n e ll of l-a th am , and Goldendale, W ash.; M a rg a re t 1. M r. and Mrs. H a rry M a rtin o f loss of several m illio n do lla rs I lem enway, E u g e n e : Florence Bonanza, O regon, a ll o f w hian had y e a rly to the livestock and d: ry (M c F a rla n d ! M cClanahan, G ra n ts u rs t attended the C ottage G rove in du stries. Pass; Rós» M cF arla nd . Vancouver. high seliool picnic. Business F orm s and Supplies W asli ; F l o r e n c e ille m e n w a y ) — The Sentinel Office Safes—The Sentinel Madden, P o rtla n d ; B cnetta (T e e t ers • Coomb*. S p rin g fie ld ; Ada Sherm an, Reedsport; Iva M cCoy Brow nlee, Lebanon; M a ttie (Hnc- For te ls i Ik-L 'in o , P o rtla n d ; R ay E Nelson. C ottage G rove; E the l B irthday* - Annivrmarics ( B a ite ls i Cahow. D unsm uir, C al.; Partie-» - S)mpathiex C a ro lyn I., Woods. Eugene. J im - and M utile S m ith, C ottage (•ro ve ; M r and M rs. L u th e r K in g i A udi a R in e h a rt l, O regon C ity , and M rs Hugh T r u im c ll (E s th e r Anderson I o f C o lla g e Grove, Present but mot registered were M r and Mrs. A lb e rt W oodard 'la c ■ J v illa B u e ll. U n kno w n to h im a copy o f the "b ig th a n k y o u '' fro m E rnest I. ^.GREENHOUSES Anderson to the |x o p |e of G la cie r ÌI704 W. M ain * th. »62 county, M ont., fo r th e ir over «¿2/ 182 «u*A^?d»u«A4S w h e lm in g prim a ry vote lo r him fo r state senator was shown. Then- were m any p ictu re s on __ display, litt le trin k e ts , le tte rs and and re lics w h ich rem inded o f days gone by, A hand school bell was used to ca li dinner, and "P ra ise God F rom W hom A ll Blessings F lo w " was sung by the group. Yes we’ve cut our prices even more t Thur«., Aug. 7, I9.V! NEIV! STYLISH! GAY! ♦1” OTTACE GROVE PHARMACY 632 NE M W MARKET 5th Street and Highway • P H O N E 1 7 7 • Cottage Grove rnCCk! BEAN DCAkIC unCCn J targo Cut SNOWDRIFT NO. 214 can 1 7c Cider or White For Pickling Gal. Jug 3 9c «>.<»■ 7 9c 3 Salad OH — Quart in °>i Tops f o t E $iry Purpose PRODUCE- 5 5c 3 25c 10 87C -M E A T S - RED RIPE GRAPES |> Shortening SARDINES SEEDLESS « Tasty Pak WESSON OIL TOMATOES can | Oc Lull No. 2 can c a « .^ PORK & BEANS VlkfrlCrAD VINCuAn 1» Gj A. FLOUR MK, AND MRS. FRANK HAZEN were honored with a party on Inly 24, nt their home, ItMt'J W ashington street. The event w as their golden wedding anniversary. Mr». Eunice Fraser and Mrs. Frank McCullough served refresh- nientn. (¡olden Dawn gladioli and ferns were used for the decorations. Coming from out of town Io honor them were Mr. and Mr». Kux- *ell .Miller and «on Alan, of l.ongview. W ash. Mr. anil Mr«. Ila /en were married July 24. 19(12 at Eugene and have resided in C ottage ('rove shire 192.3. They have four children, seven grandchildren anil seven great grandehlldren. Mr. Hazen w a s formerly in business In C ottage (¡rove, hut has been retired for the past several years. — IPJeaA e* LEAN MEATY ER. 13C SHORT RIBS lb . 39c
