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• • Portland Wedding Unites Teachers Ï - [ r / ■ r L « a • 0 A « * 1 J P age 4 T he Sen tin el, C ottage Grove, O regon E N T /N E L O C I E T Y The St. Stephens church in Portland was the scene for the . .P H O N E wedding of Miss Lydia Jane Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Miller of Nashwauk, Minn., to Louis Marvin Pinkston of Culp Creek, son of James M. Pinkston of Eugene. F a t h e r George O’Keefe, cleigyman of St. Stephens church, officiated at the double ring ceremony at two o'clock in the afternoon, Decem ber 27, ’ The bride was given in m ar riage by her uncle, Abraham Tar- aldson. Her white gown was waltz- length and fashioned with a fitted bodice of white Chantilly’lace with keyhole neckline and bouffant skirt of tulle featuring lace pan niers. Her chapel-length .veil was N - M 1-Ph*H held" by a halo of pearls. She car Mr, and Mrs. G. W. Hilton an ried a white orohid on a white nounce the engagement of their satin prayer book. Maid of honor was Ann Therese daughter, Shirley Jean, to Robert .Sullivan of Grosse Point, Mich. E. Cook, Yeoman 3/c, son of Mr. Her green velveteen gown had a and Mrs. Ernest Cook. Both fam cowl neckline and long sleeves and ilies. are of Cottage Grove. the overskirt was o f tulle. Her Miss Hilton is a senior thi< nose veil was matching color and year at Cpttage Grove Union high her nosegay was red carnations. school and Cook is stationed with Jim Hastings acted as best man the navy at San Diego. He grad- and Lyle Haw was usher. -*uatèd from high school here in The soloistlsang "Panis Angefi- I960. A March wedding-is planned. eus” and “Ave Maria.”- An a r rangement of poinsett ¡as and pine MONTHLY M EETING decoraterJJ he church for fhe eere- Lutheran Ladles Aid met Janu mony The reception -was held at the ary 8 with 18 members and two home of the biide’s ‘alirrt, Mrs, A j visitors present. New committees were appointed M. Taraldson. Miss Grace Ham for the year._and the project of mond of Eugene cut the wedding the month will be a traveling bas cake and Mrs DoyJe Copps of Coquille poured. Assisting were ket. Mrs. Joseph N. Miller and Mrs. The next monthly meeting will Ralph'Cronia, aunts of the bride. ¿c February 5, Hostesses will be ' Miss Lyn Brandt of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Florence W erner and Mrs. ' Minn, was in charge rtt the guest Frieda Arp. book. For a wedding trip to the north Patronize Sentinel Advertiser? ern Oregon coast, the-bride wore a boxy jacket’of poodle cloth and matching • skirt of Armada blue with navy accessories. • The 'b r id e I s a graduate of Itasca Junior College, Coleraine, Minn.- and St. Cloud Teachers' 7 college, St. Cloud. Minn. Mr. M RS. 1.OITS M ARVIN .P IN K ST O N , Pinkston graduated from Oregon D ecem ber 27 was Mi»» l.id ia Jane M iller. College of Education, Monmouth. He' is teaching at Disston, while are teacher» and are m aking their home — 5 5 5 OR 5 5 6 Fresh Flowers Miss Alice Graves Is New Manager , Of Beauty Center J Miss Alice Graves, formerly of Eugene and Spiingfield. has tak en over as new manager of Cath erine'» Beauty . Center on South ¡Sixth street, Catherine Sedergren, I owner, announced this week. The new manager was in the •Penney’s shop in Eugene and formerly owned a shop in Mon tana She has 15 years expeiienee a$ a beauty opcrator“~Shc. is making her home here with Mrs. Jess Denney. / “ Around the . corner or around the world!” “Forgive” Is Topic For Roll Call 7th - Missionary society of the Bap- Tist chureh'held Its regular meet ing and dessert luncheon with Mis. I.-J. Casto and Mrs. Truman Your flowers can lx* sent Clark as hostesses. Roll call was answered with quickly anywhere . . . scripture on "Forgive.” Ipeally through our prompt Mrs. H. H. Weeldreyer was in delivery nervier . . . charge . of ' both, the devotional to any -city in the world pcriod_aad the program F o r th e she—chose the 100th through our membership in I devotions, Psalm, and her tome was "How to F. T. D. and tnterflora. . We send FLOWERS-BY-WIRE anywhere —The program was worked up in a unique idea of celebrating the birthdays of four of our foreign missionaries. Birthday cards Were signed by the ladies present which will be sent to the missionaries A beautiful.decorated birthday cake, which was cut and served to those attending. Was the highlighted a t traction. LO R AN E C LU B M EM BERS ATTE.NI» D EM O NSTR ATIO N Mrs R. G. Conner Leaders of Lorane Hereford club took the six members to the I Dem »nstration Help Day held Sub- unfay at, the 4-H building at the I Line County fairgrounds in Eu- WORKMANS I Keoe. Following the business meeting i the group’ visited all the boys’ steers. The. boys in the club a re Billy Alford. Jerry Holland. Floyd Diess, Gary and Russell Mitchell and Ned Pasco Jr. Club leaders Phone 182 are Mrs. C. B. Mitchell and Ned Pasco. Let 182 mean Flowers to you Saturday the club will meet at the Mitchell home to tatjoo calves I L e "‘4 : L Be Proud of Your F u rn itu re - Have It Re-Covered 1 í- Ü ! " T ’ ■■ • WO-.-. ; - - l ' ’ ’ • • . Bring your furniture up to date, g i v e it years more use at amazingly reasonable cost. I fl — A ■W We »III be glad to help you with y our problems. DOYLES SALES & SERVICE Mrs. Robert Dusenberry enter tained the Cottage Grove Home Gardners club January 6 at a 1:30 dessert and monthly meeting. Mis. Robert Mills presented the lessen on "Planning the Garden, and re 'n o rt was eiven on the A large group of the Methodist Youth Fellowship attended the sub-district rally Sunday after- , noon held at the Trinity Metho dist church in Eugene. ■«The rally started off with a recreation period to get acquaint- 1 ed. This was followed by a busi ness meetihg and a question and i answer digpussion on west., and t south Africa, led by Godfrey Ibom j of Nigeria, West Africa, who j s a i winner of a Fullbright scholar- ! ship in physics and a student at the University of Oregon. He gave the young people an interesting in-1 sight to the customs and country o r Africa. The host, church served dinner Mr. and Mrs. Lee DeMoss an- at the close of the program and an impressive worship service con nouncS the engagement of their cluded the afternoon rally. daughter Yvonne Mafic to Byron It w as decided to hold the next Blue, son of Mr. and Mrs.- Jess rally in Cottage Grove which will Blue. All are residents of Cottage be the election of officers. This Grove. ’ meeting will be in early spring. 'Miss DeMoss is a senior in the Young people attended from both Eugene churches, Junction City,. local high school, while- he is a Springfield, and Cottage Grove. graduate. *- .The local church had the largest A summer wedding is being representation with 17 attending. planned. Attending from Cottage’ Grove — --------- - were the Rev. and Mrs. Clark ZULEIMA CLUB—TO MEET j Enz, Mr. and_ Mrs. John Lund, Zuleima club of - the Daughters counsellors» Ida, Ruth and Charles of the Nile will meet at 8 p.m. Coston^ Willis, Myrtle and Norma Wednesday, January 21, With Mrs. Jo Johnson, Conley D verholser, Edgar Rickard. 235 South Twelfth Joyce Allen, Phyllis Perkins, Jan street. Co-hostesses< will be Mrs. et Cowing. Kathryn Clark. Terry Lechner and Johnny Minkler. a into the club. Guestfe besides the tegular mem bers were MeSdames Keith Rob- berts, Stanton Oberg, Alto King. Wallace Cicchetti and H- H. Ska- gen, the latter is from Kent, Wash., and is visiting her daugh ter, Mrs. Grant Lovegrcn. The next meeting, February 3, will be at the home of Mis. Love- If politicians talked less about the tax problem they ” would, have time to do something about it. We’ve Outgrown Our Rest j OOK in Cottage Grove Hotel and will be in our u_‘ N ew Hom e in the former WAL-MAR CAFE BUILDING Monday, Jan. 19 "Drop in and see us soon Customer Parking Space LORAY&E KOTRC, Owner Ella Beers Gladys Adams Interest -is what you have—curi osity is what your neighbor shows. Where the Family Shops Cottage Grove, Oregon KemulUJ/ti <tf StatlL w ho b efore her m a r r la - on Both Mr. and Mr». Pinkston a t H03 Sou th Se c ond street. white shirts ■hi la mi m t" -Iacuity at Aildiil« school. .They are residing at 809 South Second street: Planning the Garden Topic at Club Meet Sub-District Rally To Wed in Summer Attended by Local Methodist Youth T hiirs,, Jan. IS. RainbouiGirlsPlan Betrothal Told For Installation Installation plans' were made during Rainliow's regular meet ing Monday, January 12. New of- flcei s will be: worthy advisor, Rowene Miller; worthy associate advisor, Chlharinc Heath; Charity, Phylli? Higdon: 11 o p et Roberta Rickard. Fijith, LeVclle Schilling; recorder, Patsy Pynes, and treas urer, Jeanette Beck. Committees for the next meet ing are: Clean-up, Joan Webb; refreshments, Phyllis Higdon; de corations, Mona Funk. The chapter voted to appoint a hostess on a trial basis. This new officer will be in charge of re freshments, and welcoming visi- to;s. . ■ . . » Paper bags will be taken to the hospital duiJtog the next two The betrothal of Miss' Loretta weeks by Carmen Grcwelle, M ar Oleson of Curtin to - Elmo Vern jorie Denney, Gail Forrester, and Galleton of Drain has been an Kay Plunkett." nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Oleson. . Neighbors Club Miss '■ Oleson is a senior in the Drain high school, ller fiance also Honors Visitor y , attended "Drain high school -and With Bajoy Shower * served two years ip the Korean conflict. He . is now’ .associated By Mrs. J. W. Fisher with_his_father_in—the lagging The Knox Hill Neighbors club business. held its. fiist meeting of the year Miss Oleson has been active in at the home of Mrs. A. E. Higgins 4-H dubs for' the past -five years* on January 8, with 11 members and has attendee^ three summer present.-A birthday cake and gifts schools7-SHe~aIso served two sum-, were presented-to two oT the mem mers, -1951 ’ and 1952 on Ward’s bers whose anniversaries were in Lookout Station. January. They were Mis. Maude No wedding date has lieen set. lheniazzi and Mrs. t h e n Hau- mont, . A feature of the meeting was a New Officers Seated pink ' and blue shower for Mrs. By Royal Neighbors Thomas Hennessy (Agnes MeNew » who was’ presented with a number Newly elected officers oi the Royal Neighbors were installed of useful- and dainty gifts. Each member wrote a short into their respective offices Tues note of greeting to lx1 sept wttfi day'night in the IOOF hall. a "get well’ card to M rs. (¡us Installed for the year were: Nowak’s daughter, Mrs. Edward Oracle, Mabie Funk: Fern An- Sehrenk in Madison, Nt Y.. who decion. past oracle; June Bird, recently lived here and was a club vice oracle; Nellie Blaekmure. re member. She is reported quite ill corder; Mae Tennis, marshal.; Cora in a hospital in Madison. BCrger. receiver; Annie Gates, , ?At the business meeting, the assistant, marshal; Mary Duffy, members voted to contribute a inside sentinel; Myrtle Neet. dime each to the Mai eh of Dimes niahager fo,r three years; Mildred fund for polio, and plans were Stanley, modesty; Elsie DeYoung, made to begin fancy work to !>e endurance; Myrtle Neet. unsel sold later at a bazaar and food fishness. And Fern .Anderson, captain of the degree staff. Fern Anderson was installing officer and Mae .Tennis, ceremon ial marshal. * - ~ Oracle Mabie Funk presided ¿over the business meeting. At this Creswell and Local Time plans were made to have » benefit card party on February Lodges to Install Y,O jj The charter was draped in Practiœ*,. for the coming Joint memory of Jennie’• M2. Cox, and a installation of Crowell and Cot beneficial application for Betty tage Grove Odd Fellows and Re Jo Stanley was accepted. A gift bekahs was held Sunday in the was presented the oracle bht. Jhe. Camp. — - ■ ■ "" • ■ -____ local I(X>F hall K. tresh m en ts w ere served** by - "IhsralfihlrTvt orraTpr TtïTihe two lodges for the two towns has taeen M ildred S tan lev an d Enirfta T rem - ' ■ set for January 17^at 8 pm , in b l e y .— the local hall. - Melvin Miller of Gilfry lodge No. 169 and- Dorothy McCluskey of HolWtT Rebekah lodge No. 145 of Creswell'.and. Paul O. 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