Pag» 4
Thr Aentlnrl, C ottage Grove, Oregon
Officers Elected Masons Honored
By Lutheran Aid At OES M eeting
Thurs., Nov. 1S, IMS
E N T IN E L
The T rin ity Lutheran Ladle*
| Aid met at the church with 21
member« and two guests prv»iinl
A dessert luncheon was served by
the hostesses. Mrs Dalis T hird*
' and Mrs Henry Stenklyft.
The meeting opened with devo
tions by the Rev Kuiu. followed
by the regular business «esslmi
and election of officers, Mr*
Henry Stenklyft was elected pres
Ident and Mrs William Drew, see
I retary. for the following two
; yrtus.
Mrs. Henry Dodge and Mrs J
! V Sullivan of the Eugene eongre
gallon were guest speakers and
explained the Lutheran Women's
Missionary league to the group
I Mrs. Sullivan explained the work
of the missionary anil Mis. IXtdge
' told of a trip East where she saw
work done In a Chinese Mission
ary field.
During the meeting the mem
hers decided Io hold a food and
gift «ale on December t’> with Mrs
I Vic HUgdahl as chairman
The next meeting w ill he held
December 4 with Mrs. Harold
! Brandsness and Mrs Howard Fish-
I ell as hostesses
O C I E T Y
Befrof/ifl/ Told Formal Pledge Tea
Held for Beta Beta
Chapter, Roseburg
— P h o to b y C l a r k S tu d io
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Brashnyk
announce the betrothal of their
daughter Lida to Peter Mike
Fetter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Fetter.
The bride-elect attended the
local high school and he graduated
with the class of '47. He enlisted
in the army and served four years,
two years of which were overseas,
one year in Korea and one in
Okinawa.
No date has been set for the
wedding
Merchants’ Lunch
And Bazaar Set
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Methodist
church is sponsoring a merchants'
lunch, bazaar, fancy work booth.
Christinas cards, candy booth and
ceramics Saturday, November 15,
in Friendship hall at the church.
The -bazaar w ill start at 10 a jn .
and merchants' lunch w ill begin
at 11:30. Pie, cake and coffee w ill
be served during the afternoon.
Zelma’s
Beauty Shop
—Specializing In—
PATTERN
HAIR CUTTING
ADVANCED
HAIR STYLING
Open evenings by appointment
145 Hi w ay So.
Ph. 1026
HU
A m erica
A formal pledge tea and instal
lation of tentative officers of the
newly organized Beta Beta chap
ter of Beta Sigma Phi, weie held
recently at Roseburg by members
of Alpha Iota chapter of that city,
at the home of Mrs Robert Kent.
Twelve local ladies «-ere pledg
ed at the impressive ceremony
read by Mrs. Ralph Wiley, presi
dent of the Roseburg chapter
Mrs. Harold Monighan, formerly
of Roseburg now of Cottage
Grove, was the leader in forming
of the Cottage Grove chapter.
Mrs. Craig Short, extension of
ficer of Alpha Iota chapter, was
in charge of the meeting.
Tentative officers i n s t a l l e d
were: Mrs. Oliver Farmen. presi
dent: Mrs. Robert Boyce Jr., vice
president: Mrs. Gilbert Gardner,
recording secretary ; Mrs. Robert
Bauder, corresponding secetary:
Mrs. Harold Neal, treasurer; Mrs.
Howard Gilbert, extension officer,
and Mrs. Harold Monighan. mem
ber advisor.
Methodist Men Set
Thanksgiving Meal
The Methodist Men have an
nounced their annual Thanksgiv
ing turkey dinner for Monday and
Tuesday nights, November 17 and
18, in Friendship hall of the
church. The dinner w ill be served
at 6:45 each evening.
Members, their families and
friends whose last names begin
w ith A and run through L are to
attend on Monday night and those
whose last names begin w ith the
letter M and run through Z w ill
attend on Tuesday night. How
ever. if there are some who can
not attend on these nights, ar
rangements can be made to change
nights by calling the office of the
church.
Elmer Kent, president of the
Methodist Men, is also general
chairman. His assistants are S. L.
Mackin and Mark Morgan. Pro
gram chairman fo r Monday night
is J. B. Leonard, while A rt Wein-
kauf is program chairman for
Tuesday night.
There w ill ^be no charge, but a
silver offering w ill be taken to pay
expense«.
♦—
N D F W TO MEET IHTII
FORMAL PLEDGE TEA w as held for IS m em bers of the newly organised lleta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. The new pledges
shown In the picture above are, from left to right :Mrs. Harold Neal. Mrs. Thom as Wright. Mrs. Oliver Carmen. Mrs, Gilbert Gardner,
Mrs. Robert B oyce Jr., Mrs. Harold Monighan. Mrs. Albert Stalder. Mrs. George Drury, Mrs. Howard Gilbert, Mrs. Vernon Amstrong. Mrs.
Robert Bauder and Mrs. Alvin Johnson.
’
/’« , K , o j
I Mrs. Roy Stone
Delight Valley correspondent)
Miss June Mardell Olson and
Richard Fay Wicks exchanged
wedding vows in a Protestant
naval chapel at Barber's Point
Naval base. Honolulu at 5 pm.
October 23. The double ring cere
mony was used.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam A. Olson of
Delight Valley and the bridegroom
is the son of Mrs. Leslie Wicks
and the late Leslie Wicks of
Dorena. The bride wore a pink
linen suit, white accessories and
her flowers were a white ginger
lei.
For "something old” the bride
wore a gold locket that had been
given to her mother by a great-
uncle on her fifth birthday. Her
mother in turn gave it to her on
her fifth birthday anniversary.
Her "something borrowed" was
a gold bracelet which belonged to
Luella Gartner, and fo r "some
Miss Susan A. Clay, field dlrec-
thing blue” she carried a hanky, ! tor of the Seven College Confer-
a g ift from Marlene Peterson.
♦
j once Scholarship program, who
SPAGHETTI FEE D NOV. 14
The bride graduated from the w ill confer with students in the
The Veterans of Foreign Wars local high school w ith the class i local high school this week about
Auxiliary is sponsoring a spa of '51. He attended the local high I scholarship opportunities in seven
ghetti teed Friday evening. No schpol and enlisted in the navy eastern colleges for women.
vember 14, in the VFW hall from two years ago.
Opportunities for special region
6 to 8 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Wicks are now at al sriiolarships to enable young
Proceeds w ill go toward the home at 1745 So. Beretania St., women to attend any one of seven
Apt. B I, Honolulu, T.H.
VFW Building Fund.
eastern women's colleges- Bar
nard, Bryn Mawr. Mount Holyoke,
Radcliffe. Smith, Vassar, and Wel
lesley—w ill be described here,
when Miss Susan Clay begins a
NEW C u r v e -H o ld in g
series of conferences with high
Ride — New ‘‘Stabilizer’’
suspension cuts side-sway
school students in this area.
in both the Coronet and
Miss Clay w ill confer with the
Meadowbrook Series.
students of the local high schools
in Eugene, Cottage Grove and
NEW Sleek , Trim Action
Roseburg between November 17
MfW Surging Power— Styling—Gives
more hip-
and 20, stressing particularly the
Mighty 140-h.p. Red Ram
room, head-room and
annual competition for the 21
V -E ight. . . most efficient
elbow-room. Up to 11 cu.
Seven College Conference Scholar
e n g in e d esig n in a n y
ft. more luggage space.
ships, seven of which may be
American car.
awarded to students here. While
in this area. Miss Clay w ill make
her headquarters at the Eugene
Hotel in Eugene.
53
I f you would counteract the big
lie of Russia w ith the big truth,
support the Crusade for Freedom.
Mrs. Dean Kelley was the guest
of honor at a pink and blue sh.iwer
held October 30 at the home of
Mrs. H arry Elfving. Hostesses for
the occasion were Mrs. Elfving,
Mrs. Gordon Elfving and Mrs. Neil
Hammond.
, An appropriate game started the
evening's entertainment w ith the
prize going to Mrs. Walter Bost.
The door prize was won by Mrs.
George Gunn.
After the honor guest had open
ed her many lovely gifts, refresh
ments of banana cake and coffee
were served to 23 relatives and
friends.
Those present included Mes-
dames Fred Hammond, Claris
Abeene George Gunn. Bert Daw-
ley, Bob Fix, Walter Smith, Roy
Ewing, Dave Hite, W illiam Per-
ini. W alter Post, Emma Kelley,
Elvis Kelley, G. D. R itter, Nona
I Kelly, Leo Roberts, J. P. Loomis.
' and Mrs. Earnest Gesme, both of
Eugene, Mrs. H. R. Dawley and
daughter Janes, the hostesses,
Mrs. H arry Elfving, Mrs. Gordon
Elfving, and Mrs. Neil Hammond
and daughter Marla, nnd the
honor guest. Mrs. Dean Kelley.
Those unable to attend hut
sending gifts were: M sdames
George Witters, George Fraser.
Julian Small, Henry Hess, Fred
Vogler, Sam Russum. Henry Rus
sum, Dean Russum, Carl Small,
E. A. Teich and Jean Mat ton.
CLASH TO M EET IHTII
5 Year Guarantee
' Dodge dealer showrooms. Their enthu
FREE
siastic response acclaims the ’53 Dodge
ROAD TEST
7$e r4crto/9
or .Mall Coii|>on
Action-Tailored to Your Driving Needs
Cecil Beck M o to r Co.
Phone 4 0 5
711 So. Pacific Highway
UESTJ.KMEN: I WOULD LIKE TO
TRY 439.50 SINGER.
Nimi
Andrea.
Phon»
. City
Phone »0
14) 4» P.M.
The Turkey will
be roasted in
anäbmi/aa/eak
- tone time.-
sameore/i!
Call 5-81241 Eugene
rAsr?&7C4n$
14 -South fith
SEWING ? ?
DRITZ SEWING AIDS
SAVE — Make your own covered
belts, buckles and buttons.
Belting 1()<• yd. — Hold It Tape 30c yd.
Buckles 10c — Eyelets 25c — Buttons 25c to 59«:
Complete Dot Snap Kits — 1.04)
Variols Color Iteflls
Skirt Marker - Pin Cushion Combination 79c
Tracing Kit, Wheel and Paper 49c
Mark a complete pattern without sewing.
FREE
i i M I H r , K K W IS 6 m
m in k < o
»47 I - K 4 X K I . I 5 K I.V D ., r .tG S .X K
TtHiN FOR TUTS
See the new D ritz tailor tacker, S I.
HOME TRIAL
N»w ’ 140-h.p. Red
Ram V-Eight Engine. New Gyro-Torque
COFFEE AND TURKEY
SANDWICHES SERVED
ALL DAY 10:34) AM.
"WONDER
OVEN"
ELECTRIC, RANOt
action on four wheels.
Spen /in itiam and Equipment ntbject to change without nolied.
scons
Saturday,
November 22nd
FRIGIDAIRE
Handy Hewing Kit
With Every Purchase
as the newest, nimblest piece o f live
ANNUAL
THANKSGIVING
PARTY
Christmas doesn’t just creep up on
us - the weeks fly by on wings and
all at once there it Is.
Let’s plan it together to really enjoy
Christmas. Shop early, buy on Lay
away, pay a lo n g each week and
when the big d a y comes, you’re
ready.
* .
Crepe Is Popular
TERMS
record-breaking crowds are thronging
to attend our
SHOP EARLY
The Catholic Daughters of Am
erica and Knights of Columbus
have slated a smorgasbord for
Saturday evening, November 15,
from 5 to 9 o’clock in the IOOF
hall. Mrs. Elizabeth Pynch is gen
eral chairman for the dinner.
Electric Portables
$39.50
LI RERA I. TRAPK-I.N ALLOW ANCS
OR VOI R OLD WACWÑfc
YOU ARE
INVITED
B ENTERTAIN
Mrs. Bert Hatch was hostess to
the Senior Birthday club at her
home Thursday aflertusin Besides
the seven member» prrsent, Mrs.
lula Veatch was a guest She was
also wekxuned as a member.
/.II.L IM A ( L I B PLANM
Plans were made for the lltrla t-
H I A N K S til VI S i l BEN EEIT
Ztiieima dub. Daughter« of the mas dinner to be held at the home
Nile, are making plans for their of Mr. and Mrs E A Teich on
annual Thanksgiving tienefit to December 7 when husbands of the
, raise funds for the Shrlnei's C rip I member» w ill be guests.
The hosteu served refresh
pled Children's hoepltal. The bene
ments at the close of the evening.
fit w ill last until November 23.
SMORGASBORD SLATED
Reconditioned
In city after city, town after town,
Mrs. Juanita Hicks and Mrs
Connie Kingsley were initiated
into the Cottage Grove Business
and Professional Women's rluh in
special ceremonies held recently.
The initiation followed a dinner
meeting at the Methodist church.
M yrtle Gleason, emblem chairman,
was in charge.
The next club meeting w ill be
Monday. November 17, in the city
library clubroom.
BIRTHDAY <H
Mizpah Class of the Presbyter
ian Sunday school w ill meet at
1:30 p.m. Tuesday, November 18.
at the home of the teacher, Mrs.
Bird Rickard.
Singer
Drive with “Scat” Gear. New Jet Air-Flow
Hood. New Pilot-View Curved Windshield.
BPW CLUB INITIATES
TWO CANDIDATES
Local Couple Wed Miss Susan Clay Mrs. Dean K elley
InHonoluluChapel TellsOpportunities Feted With Shower
To H .S. Girls
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
w ill hold Its regular business
I meeting on November 18 This
w ill take the place of the meeting
which fell on November 4 and
i had to be postponed because of
election day The meeting w ill la>
I in the IOOF hall.
A social hour w ill follow the
business session.
-
Elsa Hlckok. worthy matron,
nnd Kenneth Hlckok, worthy |>a-
tron, preskied over the regular
meeting of the Older of Eastern
Star at the Thursday night meet
ing.
After a short business session
the chapter was closed and the 33
Masons present were escorted nnd
Introduced and pretented with
g dil colored horeechocs A playlet,
"The Mystic Heal of Solomon.”
was presented by the officer« All
characters were dresard In inch’s
clothes and were real characters
from repirts Robert Near of Eu
gene sang four solo«, "W ithout a
Song." "The Desert Hong." “ IJndy
I am," and "Stout Hearted Men.”
accompanied by Mrs Hlckok.
Memlters are reminded Io have
their canned fiu lt donations for
the Ma«onlc-OGS Home M Forest
Grove at the next meeting No-
ventber 20 as this Is I he deadline
for packing and shipping before
Thanksgiving,
At the close of tire program
members were Rivited to the din
ing room for refreshment* served
by the eommtttet lla r r i« Horn.
Chloe Horn. Mr and Mrs. Vlnal
Randall S r. Mr and Mrs Cecil
Beck. Mr and Mis S L Mackin.
Velma Zumwalt, Rose Turner and
Iztuise Hansen.
-
-
E V ER Y B O D Y loves the soft clinging
quality of crepe, and every woman
of taste is beaming over the revival
of this fabric of gentle fem ininity.
Everybody lovea cardigans, too, and
thia interpretation done in a dress of
corded crepe of Du Pont rayon and
acetate has taken on a fresh new
sophistication. The wise use of the
crepe by Ben Relg Designs has cre
ated a beautifully draped, softly
tailored dress for almost any Infor
mal occasion.
Be sure to see
this wonderful
“ Wonder Oven”
at
Zippers-Thread—Bobbins—Needles
Tape Measures
Machine Sticking?
Skipping?
Won’t Sew?
Call 1051
Complete Check-up in your own home — 4 (U»8tc<l and
3 (filed $1-04)
Sewing Machines
New — Used — Repaired
All Guaranteed
THIS AD GOOD FDR 25c DISCOUNT
ON ALL PURCHASES $1. OK MORE.
Wicks Electric
18 No. 9th
A .
Phone 337
THE SEWING CENTER
30 North 7th
Across Front Safeway
13-ltc •