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Sweet Home Is
Golden Wedding Observed In (Xi Couple; Miss Billie Scott
Scene of Wedding Also 33rd Anniversary of Daughter
IFeds R.Lundbom
the
In Rene Ceremony
E N T IN E E
O C IE T Y
PH O N E
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MakesOfficialVisit
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Electric Portables To Local Chapter
$39.50
T h e ce leb ration wax also
U r a l H a p tlit C h urch of Sweet
3.1rr| an n ive rsa ry o l the couple
Hom e w iin (tie scene o f the w ed
oldest d a u g h te r and he r husband,
ding o f M r. and Mrn. H e llion
M r. and M rs. W illia m E Booher
C o u tu rie r on Augu«t 2 In an eve- .
and the 11th w edding an n ive rsa ry
nlng cerem ony. Mr». I »,-Ilion lx the
o f th e ir grandson and w ife , M r
fo rm e r I'a tx y R u th Davenport of
Sweet I I une. d a u g h te r o f M r and 1 and M rs W illis Booher.
Seven o f the couple's e ig h t liv
M ,'. J W Ih iv e n p o rt o f th a t c ity
lie lx the non o f M r. and M r« ing c h ild re n w ere present w ith
A n«,in
C o u tu rie r
of
C ottage th e ir spouses In c lu d in g : Mes«
<.rove Rev. lu e F in le y o f the and Mesdam,-« W illia m F Booher.
i'lr x t Itapttat C h urch In Sweet George H lA-ters, G erald Turpin,
I Iona- pe rfo rm ed the cerem ony Iz-ste r T u rp in , also Donald T u r
T h e bride'» fa th e r gave h e r In pin. a ll o f C ottage G rove. M r. and
M rs George Pennock o f H o rto n
m arriage .
She wore a b a lle rin a le ng th and M r. and M rs L e ro y P e rln l o f
gown of w h ite nylon tu lle w ith a A n la u f.
T h e T u rp in s have .11 grand
fin g e r, Ip veil attachi-d to a hi id-
dr,
f orange blossoms She c a r c h ild re n 21 o f w hom w ere present
ried p in k roses on a w h ite B ible and 17 g re a t-g ra n d c h ild re n w ith
15 present.
A tte n d in g the b rid e a» m aul of
T h e c h ild re n and g ra n d ch ild re n
hoc ir w,e. M a ry H e rin g to n , who o f M r and M rs. T u rp in w e re in
A lia liq u i't h o n u tlttg O live Ra
m ry . S ta te President o f the lie
Iw lm h A n te il,lily , wax held by the
KetH-kNh 1-odge on W i drienduy,
J u ly 2.1 M r« Itain e y wax m aking
her o ffic ia l vialta11<a. D ial event,ig
I I N I N I L T H A I» * IN A I K i n 4 N« »
’Fotlow tftfc the banquet a xjjec
(IN W I N
(»I I I M A I M IN K
la l meeting wax held at the te-
5 Year G uarantee
quent o f tit«» local pre«ld .n l a,
w h ich la 'ita A ub rey rc rrlv e d (he
In itia to r y degree, New o ffic e ,',
wore a blue b alle rin a length gown
charge o f the d in n e r a tte n d « ! by
w er» in the c h a in . Noble G rand,
and c a rrie d a noaegny o f p ink and ne arly 50 people. A la tg e decora
I A . in o r Puilerbaugh, o ffic ia te d
M rx Ram ey a d dn ««cd the lodge w h ile carn atio ns B rid esm a id wax ted th re e -tie re d w e dd ing -cake Wns
llu n d y Mewing K it
h lrle y C o u tu rie r w ho waa g o w n baked by M rs. W illis Booher. M rs
Also m aking th e lr o ffic ia l Vinita
U lt h E v rry I'u rrh a a r
tlig w tha t evening were liu r e ll ed in a p in k b a lle rin a le n g th dt<*ax E rn ie Dunn, g ra nd dau gh te r, -was
D r tity fro m Coburg, W arden o f and ca rrie d a p ink and w h ite noxe-1 I in charge o f the guest book.
gay o f earnuttonx.
Grandsons In Service
the Rebekah A ssem bly; R. I J.
J u n io r bridesm aids w ere Shelia ' T h re e o f the grandsons are in
S ia liii:, (¡ru ra l J u n io r W arden o f
the G rand E ncam pm ent; Ile r b e tt Couturier and Sue Davenport who the service and unable to a tte n d
W a lk e r. I'a n l G rund R e p rr .eiitu - wore id e n tica l lavender dress«-* , T hey are Cpl. A lfre d Pennock,
HOME TRIAI,
and ca rrie ,! nosegays o f paxtel w ho has been in K orea, but on
tlv e o f the Encampment
Cull S-HI2A Eugene
Visitors were present f r im colored aweet peas. F lo w e r g irl w ay' home; Cpl. W illia m D
S p rin g fie ld , E u g e n e, M arvola, wax Diana D avenport. She w ore a Peters, statio ned In K e n tu c k y
o r M a il ('<ni|Nin
11111« Ixiro, C o h u ig and Stevennon, green dress and c a rrie d u basket and C pl. D a rre l F. B ooher in Eng-
o f rose petals.
Wanh.
la nd.
M others of the b ride and bride- | D u rin g the a fte rn o o n M rs. Sa
R e frrxh m e n tx w ere nerved fo l
oion». h i h i *( i i m a im in k «o
g,
otn
had
id
e
n
tica
l
corsages
made
lo w in g the bunlnena m e e tin g
le m M agnusson sang " T h e O ld
Mt r iA M U .> i» n n
» « ..» Ml
Rugged C ross", accom panied on
T he f ir s t m eeting fo llo w in g the of w h ite gladiolus.
IK N T U C M K N
I W O t'M » IJ K F. TO
Best m an was S tan ley T a y lo r
,,lano by M rs. W illis Booher
new m eeting xehetlule won held on
rnv U» «o minokk
1 Augu«, 1.1 M eeting« are now held and ushers were F kryd S m ith . Dale I M any lo vely g ifts w ere presented
¡on the «ccond and fo u rth W ednes C o u tu rie r and M e rle C o u tu rie r J th). couple.
1 Lztve You T r u ly
and
<Mi , G ra n d ch ild re n a tte n d in g w e r e
days o f the m onth.
A t the next re g u la r m e e tin g ' Prom ise M e," were sung by D a r- R alph Bobble and Jeannie Peters,
the re w ill I k * a spe lling context li ne C o u tu rie r w ith L ila Mae San- I W illin ’ Booher, W illia m Booher,
and refreshm ents w ill la- served. bert, accompanying he r on the M nt j ua n ita Duncan. M rs. E rn ie
D unn D ix ie Lz*e Pennock, Mr».
( k ill F ellow s an il Rela-kah p ic piano.
W edding reception was held »1 i p h y llis R obertson. G a ry , L a rry ,
nic lx scheduled to r August 21
the ehureh. S. rv ln g were M rs j arM.t
Lind a T u rp in , Sandra
Fern D-e and M rs. L a V e rn * f ^ n n le S he rrie . N e ll. L y n e tte and
Combs. T h e chu rch was decorated j <Mjy T u rp in and D a rle n e and
w ith candles and luiskets o f glad- I L o nn ie P erlnl.
brills.
, 1 'ifty G iie s ts P re s e n t
F o r going aw ay the b ride chose I O th e rs a tte n d in g w ere: M r. and
a w h ite su it w ith w h ite acces M rs. Jo»« B ro o k h a rt. M rs. B .ll
sories and wore a corsage o f p ink M a tto o n . John Booher. M iss S u
roses.
zanne B ro o k h a rt and M r. and
T lie b ride attended Sweet Home M rs. Joe C cllers. a ll o f .Drain.
.m il M cK enzie high schools. 'H ie Messrs and Mr-»dames C harles
bride groo m Is a g ra du ate o f Me- Nelson. Ray T u rp in . F ro d B usier
K e n /re high school M r C o u tu rie r and M rs. M am ie Lake, a ll o f Y o n
1» i-m pl iyed here as a tru c k d riv e r. c a lla ; M r. and M rs. G eorge Dm -
T he C o u tu rie rs are now a t home ney and f««ur c h ild re n o f Rose
at 111 S ou th E leventh, fo llo w in g b u rg ; E llis T u rp in o f S p rin g fie ld ;
a wedding t r ip to S c u ttle
M rs.
Josie Keeney o f Sweet
H om e; M r. and M is . P at G rim es
and M rs. M am ie Grlm»«s o f M o h
le r; M r. rfhd M rs. Ja ck G riffin s
und M rs. M in n ie C a u fie ld o f A u
burn, W ash.. M r. and M rs. Charles
O regon S la te College G re a te r
Rasplock o f Sherw ood; M rs. B e r
research a c tiv itie s and increased
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tha Landis a w l M rs. C o ra Tod-
row-arch g ra n ts fro m o ff-cam p us h u n te r o f Spokane; M r. and M rs.
agencies and foundations an- e x
.Salem M agnusson. M rs. lx>rr«inc
pected fro m the new Science Re- Ila Iso r and M r. a w l M rs. Ray
■«•arch In s titu te re ce n tly approved W h ite o f C o tta g e G rove; M n and
by the sta te hoard o f h ig h e r edu M rs. J im m ie T u rp in o f S ffring -
ca tio n as |»«rl o f the O regon S ta te
field, and M r. a w l M rs. F ra n k
college school o f science.
F u w v e r o f Indc|»endence. Mrs.
D r. Vernon I I . C heldelin, na F a w v e r is a siste r o f M rs. Charles
tio n a lly -k n o w n chem ist w h o d u r
T u rp in .
in g hi» It, years as a m em ber of
M rs. T u rp in . 67, was b o rn at
the O SC s ta ff has h e ad «! scores
L it t le F u lls, M inn., and came to
o f special research studies, w ill «C ottage G rove a t the age o f six,
be d ire c to r o f the new In s titu te ,
whik« M r. T u rp in . 73. was born
lie w ill con tinu e to devote h a lf-
near D ra in and has liv e d a ll his
tim e to In s tru c tio n , however.
life in O regon. T h e couple was
President A. 1» S tra n d said the m a r r lix i a t Roseburg, June 18.
dem and fo r the in s titu te arose
1902. M r. T u rp in was a logg er be
fro m the la rge n u n ,tie r o f re
fo re re tire m e n t.
search c o n tra c ts accepted each
y e a r by th e school o f science anti
the g io w in g tendency fo r research
In p u re and applied science sup-
po rte d by g ifts and g ra n ts. G ifts
and i i f ants fo r research in the
school o f science liave totaled
around »15,000 th is past year.
TERMS
FR EE
FREE
Research In stitu te
E stablished a t OSC
“ You’re so thoughtless, John—g e t
ting run over as w e ’ re on our w ay to
get some GROVE M A ID M IL K from
GROVE M A ID D A IR Y
Ph. 321
Parasols Shower
Motif, Honoring
Miss Jane Beidler
T h is Is f ir c w e a th e r O regon's
forests a rc the most p ro d u ctive in
P in k was the c .,lo r them e and
the w o rld . L e t's keep th e m th a t parasols were the m o tif fo r a
w ay bv p re ve n tin g forest fires. m iscellaneous b rid a l show er honor
KEEP OREGON GREEN.
in g M iss Jane B eidler. bride-elect
o f G ordon N eldeigh, F rid a y eve
ning, at the Roy S ho rt home M r,.
! Roy S h o rt and M rs. Claude C ru -
son w e re hastesses.
G ifts w e re placed under th e I
1 parasols w h ich w e re at several
po in ts in the house und Miss Beld-
j le r was led to each o f then,. On
’ the ta b le was a la ttlo e d atvhw ay
and a com plete b rid a l p a rty in
| a w e dd ing settin g. D e co ra tin g the
| m a n te l o v e r the fire p la ce were
p e ren nia l peas and petunias o f
p in k and d a rk e r shades. The re-
I fre sh n ie n ts w ere also p in k and
w h ile .
O n th e guest lis t were Mes-
| dames C harles Adams, H a ro ld
A xle y, O rlo Bagley, Ir a Beidler,
P a rris Breedlove. R ich a rd C lian,-
bers, L e s te r Coiner. A lden Co|>ple,
W a rre n
D a u g h e rty .
R obert
D a u g h e rty, R obert Dusenherry,
N e il Ham m ond. W ilb u r Heath.
James K in ca id , George Jacobsen,
John K e lly , S. L. M a c k in . George
' M athew s, C ecil M a rtin , R obert I
M ills , D. H ugh Peniston, V in a l {
' R a nd all Sr., N o rm a n Richards.
C lyde R oberts, M a rg a re t Spriggs. ,
S ch o fie ld S te w a rt, B ert T ra sk,
M ichael
V a n d e rK le y. W i 1 b u r j
W o rkm a n , W ilb u r W o rkm a n Jr., J
L illia n B ost, Lizzie Veateh, Sam
V eatch,
A lb e rt
H e lliw e ll.
Joe;
S m ith , K a r l M ills , W . C. M n rtin , i
E arnest Lebow , A r th u r Ilile , H. ;
W . T itu s o f Eugene, F ra n k N ic h
ols, Palm««,- Johnson, Claude Ben
ton. the Misses E unice V a n D e n -!
burg. A deline Adam s, Helen A x - :
ley, M a rg e ry C oiner and M iss}'
Crane, a house guest o f M rs.
. .
C harles Adam s, M rs. H e n ry M o
lino, sister of M iss B eidler, M rs.
a
C harles B eidler, m o th e r o f the
ho no r guest, the tw o hostesses,
THUNE » 4 4
and the honor guest.
SCHOOL SUPPLY
HEADQUARTERS
School Starts Sept. 8th
W e c arry th e m ost com plete line of school supplies
fo r all grade and high school students. W e have th e lis t
of your req u irem en ts fo r a ll grade school students.
M r.
AND
MRS.
CHARLES
T l I t l ’ IN celebrated th e ir golden
wedding ann iversary recen tly at
B rain C o m m u n ity h all w ith a
fam ily d in n e r a t noon fo llo w « !
w ith open house trm n 2 to 1:30
p.rn.
Mrs. Hensley Is
Guest at Shower
By M rs. W a lte r M . Bowens,
M t. Vh-w Correspondent
Mesdames Bob Russum and V e r
non A rm s tro n g cn te rta in e rl w ith
a p in k and blue show er F rid a y a f
ternoon in honor o f M rs. Claude
Hensley.
Decorations were in keeping
w ith th e occasion, fe a tu rin g a
large s to rk by the firep la ce.
Games w e re played by the
guests, prizes being w on by Mes-
dames S tig e rs and Bowens.
G u e its a tte n d in g were Mes-
dames
H»«nry
M arsh,
W ayne
S ch m itt, Lee Rodgers, John S tig
ers, Em m a K e lle y, Frances P arks.
W a lte r Post. E lv is K e lle y , C la ris
Abeene. Roy E w ing . G. L. Gunn,
Eldon S ibley, Lo uie A kin s, George
•Sibley. I I. F . Russum, W . N .
IX»wens and M iss S h irle y Parks,
a l l o f the C ottage G rove area;
Mrs. L a ris Post o f Oswego, the
honor guest and the tw o hostesses.
Those sending g ifts , b u t unable
to atten d Were Mesdames A. B.
Cochrane. Claude
Abeene,
La
Verne Hess. Dean K e lle y. H e n ry
Hess and the Misses M a rg a re t Ann
I*rice and Donna Abeene.
A fte r the ho no r guest opened
he r m any g ifts , refreshm ents o f
cake, coffee and punch w ere se rv
ed.
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The Sciiihit I. ( iitta g i- G rave, (trrg o n
I'age 8
M r. am i Mrs K enneth \ . | » o n l a m g ho le " S|M*ndlng the w eek
and M r. and M rs. W ayne C o ffe lt end w ith the Longs was th e ir
o f C ouncil B lu ffs . Iowa, were granddaughter, Jersldin e Hughes,
M onday n ig h t guests at the E M . o f Eugene.
B illie Ann S cott, da u g h te r o f
M r. and M rs. L y le E. S co tt o f
Eugene, and R ichard E I.undhom .
i son of M rs Elsie Ixu id b o m a id
the la te E in a r (E d ) I.undhom of
¡C o tta g e Grove, were un ited In
m a rria g e by the Justice o f the
, Peace in Reno, N««v„ on J u ly 31
i T he double rin g cerem ony was
, p e rfo rm ed in the evening.
P arents o f the bride and M r.
1 and Mrs. Ray Jenkins o f Eugene
; witnessed the cerem ony, the la t-
' te r couple being a tte n d a n ts to the
: b. ale and grixsm.
F o r her wedding the b ride wore
a w h ile s tre e t-le n g th dress o f
em broidered o ig a n d y made w ith
, s h irtw a is t style, w ith a fu ll s k irt.
H e r accessories were w h ite . She
' w ore a corsage o» baby orchids.
O n in e ir weddlr.g t r ip the couple
traveled in Nevada and C a lifo rn ia ,
v is itin g relative s enrout»-
O n August 9 the pa ren ts o f the
b rid e held a reception a t th e ir
home fo r the couple, frie n d s and
re la tiv e * a tte n d in g . A m on g those
a tte n d in g fro m here w e re M rs.
Elsie Lundbom and son, G erakl,
and daughters, I jiu r it a and D ean
na and M rs. Louise W h itin g , M r.
and M rs. L lo yd P lueard and M r.
anri M rs. Charles O 'R ourke .
M rs. Lundbom is a g ra du ate o f
O a krid g e high school, class o f '50.
M r. Lundbom received his diplo m a
fro m the local high school, class
o f '47. w h ile in the A ir Force.
T h e Lundbom s w ill m ake th e ir
home at W e s tfir where he is em
ployed by the H ines L u m b e r Co.
- N O T IC E -
Roger A. Forsythe wishes to
announce th a t he has severed
connections w ith the
Singer Sow ing M achine Co.
and wishes to th a n k his many
friend s fo r th e ir past patronage
and w ill he glad to serve them
again as the
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C O M M A N D E R STRESSES
It1 .0 0 0 D O N O R P R O G R A M
San Francisco In a message to
in s ta lla tio n com m anders th ro u g h
out the S ix th A rm y area of eigh t
W e ste rn states, the A rm y com
m ander, L t. Gen. Joseph M . Swing,
again stressed the c o n tin u in g im -1
portanee o f the A im e d F orces!
Blood ttonor p ro g ram . Hr- p o in t« !
out th a t June collectio ns w e ic only
s lig h tly m ore than o n e-h alf o f the
am ount necessary to m eet tlie
A rm y goal.
S ix th A rm y m ilita r y personnel
and c iv ilia n employees have do-
noted »fi.812 p in ts fro m O cto be r
th ro u g h June, in clu d in g 79.748 in
the firs t nine m onths o f the d riv e
and 6,06-1 in June.
A R M Y M 'R S E S
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NEEDED
S E R V IC E
T lie A n tly n o ds 500 nurses and
m edical specialists fo r a ctive m ill- i
ta ry service in 1953, and is issuing
a plea fo r volunteers fro m reserve !
o ffic e r ranks to f i l l th is quota.
Needed c r itic a lly are captains
and leutenants of the N urse Corps ,
and W om en's M edical Corps in
nine specialized fields. A pp licants
m ust lx« less tha n 50 years old and
able to pass a physical e x a n iin a -!
tion .
Those selected fo r active m ili
ta r y servieP w ill be ordered to I
a c tiv e
d u ty d u rin g
F e b ru a ry, i
M a rch and A p ril. 195.1. and m a y
clioose Io seri'e fo r a tw o o r three - j
ye a r period.
Having Out-of-
Town Guests?
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a ttra c tiv e and
cheerful
w ith
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fo r canning supplies. Peaches and pickles are in p le n ti
fu l supply now — and we have e veryth in g you need to do
the job of p u ttin g them up.
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L eather and Plastic Z ip p er notebooks $ 1 .2 5 to $ 1 0 .9 5
S h e a ffe r Pen and Pencils $1.61 to $ 2 1 .0 0
Lunch K it w ith Therm os B o ttle
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