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Twenty-five Rainbow Girls and
I three adults attended Grand As
sembly held in Tillamook by the
Silverwave Assembly on March
27-29.
Rowene Miller presented a pan
tomime of Kay Starr for the en
tertainment contest. Chorus mem- i
bers were Pat Kent as entertain- ।
ment chairman; Carmen Grewelle, I
Evonne Ware. Patsy Pynes, Phyl- ’
lis Higdon, Roberta Rickard, Sue ,
Higdon and Claudette Kime.
Grand officers from Cottage .
Grove were: Mary Lou Wiese. |
grand repiesentative for Nevada;,
! Gail Forrester, grand choir mem- ।
! ber; Joan Webb. exemplifying |
, candidate for the Grand Cross of
Colors degree. This degree is1
I given to girls and adults who have |
given outstanding sei vice in Rain- I
bow work.
Phyllis Higdon was installed
as the new Grand
Saturday night
r
Director of Grami Representa-
tives.
Adults < attending the assembly
were Mrs. P. B. Webb, Mrs. Esbon
Cartwright and Mrs. Edgar Rick
ard. Those providing transporta
tion for the girls were Mrs. W. C.
Schilling. Mrs. Littleton Lasater,
Phillip Higdon and Mrs. J. A.
Heath.
Girls attending included Laneta
Michaels, LaVelle Schilling, Bar
bara Throop, Mary Albrecht, Bar
bara McReynolds, Kay Plunkett,
Marjorie Denny, Mardelle Cart
wright, Mary Lou Wolfard, Mary
McCoy, Mary Margaret Cothrell,
Roberta Wells and Catherine
Heath.
Late Friday night in Tillimook
during the Grand Assembly, Mary
Margaret Cothrell and Patsy
Pynes ran into the armory where
they were staying. They rushed
over to Mrs. Rickard saying "what
will we do with this?” Their fists
were full of paper money all
crumpled up like waste paper.
They explained that they had
found the entire $39 of dollar bills
on the street. Mrs. Rickard pat
the money in a paper sack then
called the police station to in
quire whether any money had been
reported lost. She was immediately
given a name and address of a
woman who had reported the
money lost. It was returned the
next moi ning.
Saundra Carlson
To Enter Statffo«t
Saundra Sue Carlin, daugk^
of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
and a senior in the local h gh
school, has received word that th
committee on admissions has ad
mitted her to Stanford UmversRy
as a member of the freshnan
class. She will enter in the tali
quarter, ’53.
The committee stated that they
were able to reach an early de
cision on her application because
of her fine academic and person
al record.
There are 300, girls chosen from
the United States and World foi
admission each year.
The Mother's club of Disston
“Fairyland” will be the theme
met Tuesday night, March 31, at
of the '53 Day Camp for Girl
the school gym. Plans were dis
Scouts which will be held June
cussed for the Spring Tea on May
1-5. Camp site will be in Wood
8.
ard’s addition southeast of the
Mrs. Alfred Johnson was sur-
high school.
prised with a baby shower and re
Training for leaders, troop com
ceived many lovely gifts.
mittee members and mothers will
Refreshments were served by
be given at the Rod and Gun club
three Disston school teachers,
on April 9 from 10 until 3. Bring
Anna Schwader, Nina Wynn and
sack lunch, coffee will be fur
Cleo Belle Wilson. Table decora
nished. Letters have been mailed
tions carried out the colors of
to all parents of scouts and it is
spring flowers used on the table.
urgently requested that mothers
The meeting was attended by
interested in helping with day
Jo
Ellen Miller. Merle Northcutt.
camp contact leaders at once to
Opal Jones, Hope Jones, Irene
let them know.
Carr, Elsie Theiss, ^.Lena Carr,
April 15 at the Y center in Eu LOCAL GIRL SCOUTS
Edna Middleton, Toni Barber,
gene, leaders, assistant leaders of MODEL AT STYLE SHOW
Maude Chittester, Marie Hogate,
Fifteen
local
scouts
attended
the
Brownie and intermediate troops
Spring Junior High style show Naomi DeWitt, Anna Schwader,
will receive training.
On April 16, Springfield Scout held at Wilson Junior high gym Nina Wynn, Carolyn Orum, Cleo
House, mothers who are not lead March 28. Clothes from the Junior Belle Wilson, Dorothy Owen, Ade
Miss Dress Shop were modeled by line Owen. Wanda Knouse, Erma
ers of troops.
April 22 at the Y center mothers 20 models from the various Junior Carr, Louise Hass, Helen Janisch,
who are not leaders and assistant High troops in Lane County. 1» Rachel Black, Anna Johnson, Bar
ca) models were Sharon Guggis- bara Tubman, Eileen Jones, Mild- ,
leaders of troops.
April 23 Springfield Scout berg from troop 140 who modeled red Chit tester, Lenore Carr, and
House, for leaders and assistant yellow pajamas: Carol Walker, a visitor from Cottage Grove, Mrs.
leaders of Brownie and Intermed- troop 124, a red skirt and white Edythe Pauley.
( iate troops. All courses are from blouse; Gay Beck a daik blue
SCOUT TROOPS SEE PLAYS
। suit and yellow straw hat.
I 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
First grade girls may enroll if
Fifth grade troop 170 invited
Spring flowers decorated the
there are enough leaders.
rooms and the tea table where troop 177 to a presentation of
the mothers were served following pays “Snow White and Rose Red,
FOOD SALE SCHEDULED
at the Methodist church Wednes
the show.
I The ladies of the H. C. & G.
day evening. Troop 170 is led by
I club will hold a pre-Easter cook- CIRCLE 3 MEETING SET
Mrs. Keith Roberts and Mrs. A. G.
I ed food sale, April 4 from 10 a.m.
King. Troop 177, another fifth
Circle
No.
Three
of
the
Presby
1 to 5 p.m. at the Coast-to-Coast
grade troop, has leaders Mrs.
terian
Women
’
s
Association
will
Store. Pies, cakes, candy, etc.,
meet at the home of Mrs. John Paul Radke and Mrs. Kenneth
will be sold.
Cravens.
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Petty at 1:30 p.m. on April 8.
KtnncU-FJHt Misses Loma Davis and Nancy I
MRS I OU I* H. BOTHW ELL JR. who was Miss Donna Marie Goodman, both of Portland, and
Willard before her wedding on March 17 at First Congregational Edna Woods of Cottage Grove.
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Chur.li Eugene. After a wedding trip to Oregon beaches, they are Passing out the groom's cake was
Darlene Patterson. Background
JUST ARRIVED IN TIME FOR
at Imine at 1834 Harden Avenue. Eugene.
music was played by Mrs. Glen
Mick of Eugene, cousin of the
bride. White tapers and camellias
decorated the bride's table. Cam
ellias surrounded the wedding
Chantilly Lace Chosen by Bride;
Church Decorated with Camellias
For a wedding trip to the Ore
of' King of Albany and Miss Jenee gon beaches the bride wore a light
Miss Úonna Marie Willard
Fisher of Seattle. All attendants grey wool suit with black acces
Cottage Grove became the bride were
dressed alike in nile green sories and white orchid corsage.
of Louis H. Bothwell Jr. of Eu
net
over
taffeta with lace jackets They are now at home at 1884
gene in the elaborately decorated
Garden Avenue, Eugene.
nave of the First Congregational and matching mitts. The honor
attendants
’
flowers
were
a
cas
Both Mr. and Mrs. Bothwell are
church of Eugene on Tuesday,
March 17. The ceremony was per cade of cream camellias with graduates of the University of
formed by Dr. Wesley Nicholson, pink centers, while the bridesmaids Oregon. She is teaching at the
pastor of the church, at seven carried cascades of deep pink Mount View school, while he is an
thirty in the evening in a floral camellias. Each had matching accountant in Eugene. He is affil
iated with Phi Sigma Kappa fra
setting of pink and white camel flowers in their hair.
lias. Antique stands were on the, Best man was Norman Brenden ternity.
Eugene Art Center
altar with two bowls containing of Silverton, brother-in-law of
sprays of pink and white camel the bridegroom. Ushers were
To Hold Annual
lias and center bouguet of the Richard Flomer and Don Nelson,
Membership Show
same flowers. Double candelabras both of Eugene.
The bride's mother wore a tull-
Eugene Art Center will present were on either side and pews were
its second annual membership marked with alternating pink and length dusty rose lace dress with
show April 3-5, beginning with a white camellias and white satin sweetheart neckline and white
reception Friday evening, April bows. Parents of the couple arc lace stole. Her corsage was of
is the time
3, at the center building on the Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Willard of white camellias. The bridegroom s
for
Lane County Fairgrounds.
Cott nwood, Ariz., formerly of Al mother chose a dusty rose crepe
The group, now beginning its bany. and Louis H. Bothwell Sr., full-length gown with lace insets
third year in Eugene, will present and Mrs. Peter Dolan of North , on bodice. Her corsage was pink
original work in all art mediums Bend.
rosebuds.
by some 60 members. This mem
Preceding the ceremony Miss Reception In Wheeler Room
Make your appointments
bership includes both profession'll Ann Chapman of Cottage Grove
The reception was held in the
and amateur artists in the Lane sang “The Lord's Prayer,” accom Wheeler room of the church. Mrs.
for pictures NOW.
A P. Howells of Albany, cousin
county area.
The bulk of this year’s exhibit panied by the organist, Miss Ruth of the bride, cut the wedding cake,
is composed of oil and watercolor t )wenby of Eugene, who also play- assisted by the bride's aunt, Mrs.
Clark’s Studio
the wedding music.
paintings. Applied art will be rep ed The
bride was given in marriage Clyde Williamson, Albany. Punch
Ph. 319
resented by ceramics, wood carv by her father. Her gown was full was poured by Mrs. Everett Wil 21 S. 6th
ing and weaving. Mrs. Thomas V. length with train and made of ' lard. and coffee poured by Mrs.
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Stockman. Eugene, is designing white Chantilly lace over satin. Pete Playhart, both of Albany and
the show.
The bodice was trimmed with iri- aunts of the bride. Miss Leila
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Dehm Albany, passed the guest
CERRO GORDO COMMANDER!’ descent sequins and the V-neck- | book and Mrs. Meri Egan of Tan
line
with
nylon
tulle.
Her
long
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gent was in charge of the gift
Cerro Gordo Commandery No. pointed sleeves were of lace. Her table. Assisting in the serving were
fingertip
elusion
net
veil
was
24, Knights Templar, and families
will attend the annual Easter caught up on either side by clust
morning breakfast Sunday at 8 ers of orangi' blossoms. She wore
a single strand of pearls, a gift
pm. at the Masonic hall.
of the bridegr om, and carried a
the
Following the breakfast
lodge members in uniform will cascade of white camellias.
In Nile Green
attend en masse the 9:30 a.m. Attendants
Mis. Lawrence Gray of Bur
services at the Presbyterian
church. The group docs this an bank, Calif., sister of the bride,
her matron of honor, and
nually upon invitation from var was
bridesmaids wore Mrs. Donald
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April 5th
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select io n of springtime
flowers — at their peak of
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colorful spring blooming
plants . . . dewy fresh
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