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Thun»., Aug. ? |, ISA? |
check. In modified shirtwaist
styles
O rder Your
Portents of winter—the lovely
fleece tweeds by Marce with m il
h Jtt* Ç«Zb
ium linings for warmth plus light
ness. One in sky blue and grey
Lois Dawley was honored with
By Mr* Edith Kcnady
plaid tweed with deep atmholes.
, a bridal shower on August 12 at
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Mrs Wiley
Angel was ................
hostess
The firs, fall fashions are In the " J “ ™1 »topin« «houider line, big. |
i the home ot Mrs Nell Hammond
,,cr home Saturday evening for
Mr and Mrs James Etzelmlllei
black plastic buttons down the
Hostesses for the shower were a bridal shower honoring Jean
local stores, w ith back to school
of St. Helens have announced the
NOW
front. Another in grey with clear
I
Mrs.
Hammond
and
Mrs
H
arry
Coleman, bride-elect of Charles engagement of their ilaughter,
wardrobes and the first fall out plastic buttons, drop shoulder,
j Elfving. Miss Dawley, daughter Simmons of Creswell.
fits for the working girl in mind
blight red, grey poodle. Some with I
Shirley Rae, to James Thleile. son
deep cuffs.
¡of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dawley,
from I lie
The evening was spent with iqi- of Mr. and Mrs. ixtuis Thiede «if
black velvet trim , for instance a (
A t PERRY’S are the new Joan
is the fiance «4 Bob Fix His par
pi-opriate
games
and
viewing
the
jabot,
Cottage
Grove.
s'7 ‘at’‘r L ‘ h<>, te2 i Cn1''.d
Jantzen is in at THE SMART
ents are Mr. and Mi's. Harley M
many lovely gifts presented to
Paula Dean and Julette lovely
In a short sleeved sweat- SHQp Sw#aters in
k n it,
Cottage Grove
Miss Etzelmllle^ Is a graduate
Fix Both families an* of (Mttage Miss Coleman
fall
pastel
jersies
are
in.
Also
PTSOfhU
rS KP W n ' kharafleece and low ly cashmere,
of St. Helens high school and Mr
Grove.
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Refreshments of cake, lee cream Thletie attended (he loeal high
white and pale green or brown, n ,,. cashmcrp , , ip,n cis w ith short lovely sheer wool crepes in one
Games opened the evening* en
I IB N o, (Uh
Ph. U S
heather and w h ite ,w ith scalloped
and
cardigans , o and two-piece styles Nice is the
and
roffee
were
served.
school.
No
dale
has
(teen
set
for
tertainment w ith prizes being
grey two-piecer w ith grey and
turtleneck collar. W ith cardigans maIrh
dark „
Guests were Mesdnmes John the wedding.
awarded
to
Mrs
Bert
Itawley
and
to match in complementary plain and hunters
white striped taffeta trim on the
Gartner. Helen Pannek, Frank
Mrs Bill McBee
colors Also short sleeved ones in
knhs w i, „ (hp
nsivc jacket.
Refreshments of cake, punch Coleman. Ulyss Woody, Chester
By Boulevard grey myon flan-1
bright, canary yellow, canllgan to Mshnwre n w k and sh<)Uid^ bnc
Nance, W, A West, Louis Thlasle.
and coffee were served to the 23
match. Or in bright red
in whjte crch,d , (W and o,jve nel skirt with cheeked jacket.
Bill Case, C. L. Dickerson, Marie
guests.
Among
those
present
were
For the teen-ager stubbed ace
Chapter House sweater sets in green. The kharafleece short
Simmons, Karen Simmons, Misses I
Mrs.
Harold
Dawley
ami
daugh
heather grey, heather beige, pur- sleeved sweaters also come this tate and cotton in grey and green
ter Janet, Mrs. Bert Dawley. Mrs. Wilma Dickerson, Luella Gartner,
pie. red, white, green. Also a nub- year w ith the cashmere tailoring w ith a white knit tu rtle neck and
Dean Kelley, Mrs. Ellirs Kelley, Sylvia Thiede and Ann Mitchel.
tiny
red
how
trim.
Checked
rayon
by knit with short sleeves and a
in mink, wine, navy.
Mrs
Forext Harris and baby Sending gifts but unable to attend
and
acetate
with
black
velvet
trim
ribbed turtleneck collar and waist
The “ Honeybun” is a modified
daughter,
Mrs, Pete R itte r and were Mesdames Leslie llercnd«vn,
hand. In red, white and navy. turtleneck this season, s till w ith on the V neck and forming a tound
daughter
Marcy,
Mrs. Dick Dob- (.»scar Smith, Robert Kenrtily, |
Sleeveless turtleneck sweaters, can the three-quarter sleeve. A new bodice line.
Harry Mason and Philip MeKen-1
bins,
Mrs.
B
ill
McBee,
Mrs. Gor zle.
Catching our eye was Johnnye
Fall and W in te r
be worn w ith blouses.
look is in the “ Dandy" w ith the
don Elfving, Mrs. Haskell M ont
A nubby knit coat sweater by V ribbed kn it neck in pale blue, Jr.’s middy dress in tan acetate
gomery, Mrs. Fred Hammond,
and rayon with three quarter
Chapter House or Rosa Lee. some white.
Mrs Jack Glen, Mrs n,ui,-> i-i\. Brock Reunion
sleeves and brown and tan striped
w ith gayly embroidered wool
M ix well w ith the turnabout
jersey
jabot
at
the
neck.
Can
be
flowers.
knit skirts. O r w ith orlon and
Held a t Albany
worn w ith or without the brown
I A must with your sweater this wool plaid skirts, whose secret is leather belt.
The Hnx'k reunion was held at
year, a gold or silver light weight washability, In red, grey and white
Originals
Mrs. John Christen-
Sweaters, yes. In the teen ager’s
snake belt, or a wide leather waist or green and beige plaid. Also in delight lamb's wool. In dark
A ’ k H 4 H i Pin* Isen of Osborn, Kans., the hostess- the Garden Club Park In Albany
cincher w ith large medallion in grey and yellow, grey and white. brown heather tan and heather
R ian iia r) Sweeney, 193? gnul- es. Mrs. Neil Hammond and on August 10. Attending the re
Jl'L E T T K a o -I PA l'I.A
And a must this vear—the wide
! center of the front.
uate
of Cottage flrwve high school, daughter Marla, Mrs. Harry Elf- union from Cottage Grove were
grey, short sleeved slipovers and
DEAN (half-sizes) f a l l
Nice for school—the plaid shirt i *5e’,s a beauty is the red with big long sleeved cardigans.
ha« been awarded a $300 nuraes* ving and the honored guest, Miss Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Munsell, Bev
erly Munsell, Mr. and Mrs Rex
training seholarshlp gtsen for the Dawley.
blouses in all colors by Palmdayl square gold buckle.
pastels in Sag - no - mor
And
of
course
Ship
N"
Shore's
By Patty Woodard of California
and Howard.
second straight yen» by Voiture
Those unable to attend but Munsell and sons, Frank Sumsline,
Jersey.
— the lovely fall looking nylon tr i little blouses—in white or gay SO. 40 et B. She won the lane sending gifts were Mrs George Guy Betti* and Mrs. Norma Stoog
Your first fall dress—winter cot long sleeved blouses with plaids
county seholarshlp from a field of Witters and daughter Shirley. Mrs. and daughters.
cotton. In darker plaids, gold and stitched or tucked fronts, in plain
Of the seven Brock children only
ten
JOHNNYE J R TORSO
N u b b y , fleeced tweeds,
Bob Russum. and Mrs. Maude
brown, green and coral, green and white or red or white candy
The new fall skirts are in at
th rie were able to attend.
Miss Sweeney, daughter 'of Mr. York.
DRESS in acetate and
PENNEY’S—in
winter
slubbed
stripes.
plain, cheeked, plaid, with
and Mrs. L. E. Storey, w as given
By Koret of California—heather cottons, in herringbone wool the w holarshlp on the bauds of
rayon.
We<lding Announcement* and
the new, deeper sleeves
grey or beige dacron blouses w ith tweeds, or gay colored corduroys. «■holastg- ability, Interest In nur FRIENDLY C U B PLANS
STOP SMOKING
Invitations
—
The
Sentinel.
three-quarter sleeves (wash like Team with acetate rayon shirt sing and character. She w ill enter PICNIC. At’UUST i«
It »III * • » • « a ls « . h M t
tr,
Boulevard g r e y rayon
wide cuffs, high buttoned
blouses, short or long sleeved, in
The Friendly club w ill meet for
a dream.
the Sacred Heart School of Nurs-
« •» «» k M*T H may i t o . r « « r « r a r -
flannel
SI IT DRESS with
black,
red,
navy,
brown
or
green.
a picnic at the home of Mrs. hxi i
r . t ,t Sala
O r » .,S
look . . . in fall colors.
O r with a wool jersey blouse. ing in E ugene this fall.
i t in t N » S a n » I m « r « tkì«k r «
‘ Hoyt, Tuesday. August 26. nt 12
becked jacket
Plaid and checked fleecy w inter
I noon. The picnic w ill be potluck !
coats arc in at THE NORRIS One we liked was the turtleneck
Balcony
Just can’t quit, get Stop Smoke S2 DRESS SHOP. Big sleeves and ed number with ribbed cuffs on
and members arc asked to bring i
| their own table service.
Cottage Grove Hotel
1 AND 2 PIECE
cuffs, deep underarms, the button the three quarter sleeves and at
Cottage Grove Pharmaev
ed under the neck look, the flare the waist. In black, red, dark
coral,
green,
blue,
gold.
Also
wool
Specializing
in
H
air
Recon
53-2tc-l are all there. In gold and black.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. E rw in ;
jersey blouses in short sleeves,
ditioning and perm anent
were in Hillsboro last week visit- j
shirtwaist style, in aqua, purple,
waving.
ing old friends, and Mr. Erwin at- •
red, teal and gold.
A Thies family reunion picnic tended the Odd Fellows Lodge
Mix all well with the corduroy was held Sunday. August 10, at (vtiere he belongs His lodge pre- '
Phone 43
jack shirts, so good again this the home of Paul Thies on K sented him w ith his 50-year jewel,
(form erly Arnest Drcjw Shop)
Lorayne Ivotrc
season. In gold, red, light coral, street. Here for the reunion and of which he is very proud. The
.50» Main
Phone 1097
Ella
Beers
alw a ys n t i î i o u A i u »
purple, brown, blue.
fo r a week s visit w ith his por- couple also visited relatives in
Gladys Adams
The first wool for bacX to school
Mr. and Mrs. A m il Thies. Portland and Corvallis.
or at the office w ill be a plaid or were M Sgt and Mrs. Laurence
tweed. O r perhaps a plaid cordu- Thies and son, Larry, of Minne-
roy would fit the bill. Or a cordu- apolis. Minn. Capt. and Mrs. Floyd,
roy jumper in navy, green or red. Thies and sons, Bobby and Garry. I
r. . date
j -.-
j dress
_ . for the j rom e i p aso_ Texas were also
Your first
new season—a grown-up satin here for the reunion and a visit.
but in a youthful style, in red,
Others attending from here |
purple, green and Mack.
were Raymond Thies and family,
For warmer fall school days— Byron Thies and family, Mr. and I
the good, dark ginghams.
Mrs. Richard Thies and their two |
And of course the traditional children.
You’ll want several Id
sweater—short sleeved cardigans
balance your fall ward
Attending f r o m
out-of-WWvn I
with the new scalloped collar out
robe Bold new plaids —
lined in a darker color. In bright were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Thies j
fresh colors in Sanforized
blue, dark green, white and pur and children Beverly, Beryl, Mar-
cottons. Sizes 32 to 38.
ple Or the new turtlenecks with nell and Winn, of North Plains;
long sleeves. The dressmaker look Mrs. Clyde White of Shelton. I
in sweaters—small round collar Wash.; and Elva M. Thies of
w ith short button opening down Portland. Unable to attend were|
the front of a short sleeved sweat Don Thies of Grants Pass, Mrs.
er. This in pale blue, white and Roy Trunnell of Fortuna. Calif.,
and Mrs. Byron Hess of Maple j
pink.
The firs t fa ll suit—rayon and Yatley, Wash,
acetate, checks or plains. The
'—♦ —
Expertly tailored in short
coats—bulky tweed fleeces Black (R i,| F e llo w s, R eb ek a h s
or long sleeves with
and bright blue, w ith velvet jabot m
• v
■
F r e n c h cuffs. L o n g
at neck Grey w ith bright red, «»n Picnic Sunday
Barrymore t y p e collar.
scarf attached. Purple and grey.
The Odd Fellows and the Re- I
Whites, and deep tones.
or brown herringbone. A ll with bekahs w ill hold a picnic at the
Check that feature price
the natural shoulder look, deeper Shortridge recreational area at
too!
sleeve, slightly flared.
the Cottage Grove dam Sunday
at 1 p.m. Those who lack trans
A to E W idths
The back-to-school corduroys at portation should be at the Odd |
PETERSEN’S. By Toni Todd, in Fellows hall at 12:30 p.m. and ar
lavender, olive green and purple. rangements w ill tie made to take !
Modified shirtwaist style with them to the picnic. Entertain-1
deeper V neck, flared skirt, three ment is planned.
quarter sleeves.
A cord three-piecer — canary
Wedding Announcements
yellow skirt and jerkin with small,
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black horizontal stripe. Also black
cotton blouse w ith high collared
neck, three quarter sleeves.
Vicky Vaughn's ¡iridescent cor
duroy skirts, red or gold w ith a
black look, jerkins in the same
solid colors to match.
Embossed cottons in fall colors
are nice for school. Green and
pink w ith embossed flower trim
SHOES IO R BOYS ANO GIRLS!
outlined in white. Or a green one
in a little g irl style with small
collar, buttons down the blouse
front, fu ll skirt.
Also in corduroy—a sport dress
Mothers. . . Buster Brown school shoes wear and wear
in teal blue or brown with sailor
effect—two rows of small open
and come up shining!
Clear bright new fall col
ings outlined in metal, w ith cor
ors in your favorite fab
duroy ties running through. Used
NURSES SERVE
ric. Easy lines, nice de
as trim on the blouse and skirt.
Our 6-point size check insures correct fit today
MANKIND
tails and of course sturdy
Taffeta for dress—a two piece
for school wear.
• . . protects growing feet for tomorrow.
in green, blue and red w ith gold
According to Florence Night
button trim . O r a purple one- ingale's biography, it was dur
piece watered taffeta w ith gold ing the Crimean war that Sis
See our complete line of Buster Browns for school wear. Correct size
belt and buttons. Purple, pink,
ters and protestant nurses first
and proper fit are so important to your children’s foot development
bright blue or black taffeta with
brought honor and g l o r y to
during these active years. Our Buster Brown salesman always checks
silver splash design throughout.
their profession. There was a
For the sophisticate—a black
children’s feet scientifically six ways-all the vital points for gentle support
time in our history when nurses
faille suit with velvet collar and w’ere not allowed aboard ship
and room to flex and grow. Bring your children in for a smart, styleful
cuffs and trim around the buttons and when they were did not
pair of sure-fitting Buster Browns now.
of the jacket and around a row of receive pay.
buttons on the fu ll skirt.
A ll nurses «erve humanity as
professional persons, with eth
ics strict and rigid. Sisters
Tunc in to Smilin Ed and bin iluHtcr Brown Gang on
serve mankind with love of hu
KERG, Eugene 12 noon and KOIN, Portland 10:30 a.m.
manity as compcasation; prot
A fine gauge treated cotton
Saturday.
Square Dance club of Disston, estant nurses serve mankind for
cardigan in a popular short
-ponsored by the Mother’s club of a salary, la r short of their
Disston, is holding a benefit dance worth for skill, ability and apt
sleeve collar style you'll bp sure
All W hite Saddles
>n Saturday, September 6, In the ness. The doctor prescribes but
to like. Pink, blue, maize, mint
Disston school gymnasium. This it is the nurse who administers
and lilac! Featured at only . . .
■vill be the firs t dance of the 1952 that prescription with love,
kindness and exactness.
Food w ill be served by the wo- ;
Our Sisters and Nurses have
Tien of the Square Dance clt/b. ■ a warm s p o t in our hearts.
\dmission is 75 cents per person, They are
bit of heaven and
Mrs. R. H. Tubman, executive j work to keep us out of it. Yes,
xxnniittee chairman, has announc we love them.
'd.
The Square Dance club is be- I
Shop out sweater bar for a
¡inning its second year. A ll per- i
Established 1912
complete selection of classics
ons interested in square dancing
Washington
at Seventh
and novelty styles in knitwear.
ire invited to attend the dances.
Phone 20?
29 So. 6th
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Ph. 939
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fashion
firsts
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C I E T Y
So
Lois Dawley Feted Evening Shower Miss Etzelmiller
At Bridal Shower Honors Bride-Elect Reveals Betrothal
To James Thiede
Christmas
Cards
IFins Scholarship
DRESSES
A&B Beauty Shop
ThiesEamily Holds
Picnic Reunion
THE NORRIS DRESS SHOP
liscierai
BACK-TO-SCHOOL VALUES
Sparkling New Patterns
PLAID BLOUSES
Rayon Blouses in Fall Colors
TAILORED STYLES
Reflections.
Smartest
Skirts in
Town!
&
America’s Favorite
Children’s Shoes
fâuÂÏë/i fâ tc w n
School Days Jamboree!
Back to-School
Feature
Square Dance Club
Plans Benefit
HEY KIDS — Get your FREE humming lariats
and Buster Brown comic books
M ills Mortuary
th e fa m ily SHO E s to re