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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1953)
• I II/ J Miss Mabel Randolph also assls- irnin ( /V OUDle ire'! the reeopnon serving. thp couple rr vw ted Aft with r (he 1 . p left for a wedding trip to Cali- iTL [jrove ^nuren fomia. They arw now at home on Smith River route where Mr. rx ’age 4 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur*., April », 1953 PHONE 555 OR 556 UI Ulll LUUfJic Local Girls Named Officers Recently At Theta Rho Meet Theta Rho district convention held recently' in the Roseburg IOOF hall was attended by a group from Cottage Grove chap- DORCAS SOCIETIES TO HOLD MEET HERE Home Ceremony Dorcas Societies of the Sev enth-day Adventist churches in Unites Couple Eugene, Blachly, Elmira, Junc Registration started at 9:30 a.m. and the meeting was opened at 10 o’clock by the Roseburg chapter. Convention officers were seated and roll call cf officers was taken. The board of control officers were introduced. They were Mrs. Ellen Edmunson of Springfield: Mrs. Mary Raiker of Sutherlin and Mrs. Genevieve Em bree of Cascade Locks. Roberta John, a member of Alpha Zeta No. 30 of R seburg, gave the ad dress of welcome. The response was given by the president of the Myrtle Creek Theta Rho girls. Committees were appointed to meet at noon and carry out duties assigned them by Roseburg. Com- munications and minutes were read by Roseburg chapter also. A tribute to the advisors and assistant advisors was given by all the Theta Rho Clubs and gifts wore presented to them at this time. Ival Holgate of Trail, Oregon, and Donald Dobson of Cottage Grove were married in a ceremony at 3:45 p.m. Saturday, March 28, at the home here of Z. A. Coop, minister of the Reformed Church of letter Day Saints and uncle of the groom. Mr. Coop read the rites under the archway of the living room in a double ring ceremony. Attend ants of the couple were Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Holgate of Trail, broth er and sister-in-law of the bride. Out-of-Town Guest* The bride wore a full length gown of pink rayon moire and1 wore a corsage of white carna- tions and flags. Guests included parents of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Hunt ington of Trail; the groom's par ents, Mr. a n d Mrs. Marvin A. Dobson of Brewster, Wash.; Mrs. Election Held Z. A. Coop, aunt of the bride; Election of 1953-54 officers was Jack Holgate of Trail, brother of hold. The following were elected: the bride; Miss Dorothy Holgate- Amelia Stinson of Myrtle Creek, is the time also of Trail, a niece of the bride president; JoAnn Funk of Cot and Miss Patricia Illingworth of tage Grove, vice president; Shir for Trail, a sister of the bride. ley Easton of Myrtle Creek, secre The groom attended Cottage tary and Connie Heckman of Cot Grove high' school and the bride tage Grove, treasurer. attended school in Tillamook. They The noon lunch was sponsored are now at home on Bennett creek I by the Rebekah Lodge No. 41 and Make your appointments and Mr. Dobson is employed at was free to Theta Rho girls, their | Cottage Grove Foundry. advisors and guests. After lunch, for pictures NOW. pictures of the officers, advisors CONSTELLATION CLl B and guests were taken. Clark’s Studio A meeting of the Constellation The afternoon was opened by will be held at the home of Roseburg at 1:45. Tribute to the Ph. 319 club 21 S. 6th Mrs. Ila Sibley Thursday, April flag was given by Cottage Grove, 33-tfcxx 9. at 1:30 p.m. for a dessert lun exemplification of majority was cheon and sewing. given by Springfield and the ex emplification of a visiting club I entering a meeting by Myrtle Creek. | Each club gave a report of the year’s work and questions were answered by Mrs. Ellen Edmun- son. The appointive officers were : named for next year. They are l Beverly Babb, chaplain; Roberta Our last shoe sale was received with I John, muscian; Barbara Elliott, I marshal; Joyce Hill, conductor; such acceptance we are again offer Carolyn Hollyman, warden: Jo- Ann McGee Lee, first herald: Jo Krieg, second herald: Patsy Bar ing another large group at the SAME ker, third herald: Maralyn Mesa- cher, fourth herald; Natalie For LOW PRICE. sythe, outer guard: Jerry Ardi- I ger, inner guard; Pat Ardigcr, left support to president: Mrs. El WOMEN’S len Edmunson, right support to president; Vera Babb, left sup port to vice president and Carla Rowe right support to vice pre sident. The 1953-54 officers wore seat ed by Myrtle Creek and the : meeting was closed by Roseburg. tion City, Cottage Grove, Spring field, Deerhorn and Oak Ridge will have their Federated Dorcas Session Sunday, April 12 from 10 am. to 3 p.m. at the Cottage Grove Armory. The morning program will fea ture novel reports from the var ious societies of their activities and accomplishments. During the afternoon session, Elder J. E. Ed wards of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists in Washington, D.Q, will be one of the speakers. The dinner at noon will be pot luck with the Cottage Grove society as hostess furnishing the hot dishes. june WEDDINGS SHOE SALE SHOES SHOES 4.99 2.99 to 9 — Narrow and medium widths 80 square PERCALE 39c > Sizes 6 to 10 Leather and plastic soles WORK SHIRTS 141 ó to 15 NYLONS 99c >0 Queen inlier ’49 Queen Dorme Lyon* ’48 Queen Kickoff Ball 18th To Launch Annual Rodeo Queen Test One Group SPORT COATS 15.99 All firsts — No seconds Convention Report Phi Theta Rho gills club No. 21 met Monday, April 6, at the IOOF hall with President Yvonne Prescott presiding. An invitation was received from Springfield lodge to attend their anniversary April 16. A let ter w'as also received from Gene vieve B. Embree who is sccretaiy of the board of control. A report of the convention at Roseburg was given by WillaDenv Lyon. A&B Beauty Shop 215 No. 9th Former Wal-Mar Building P fnwy ’S AFTER« EASTER Missionary Group Chooses Officers, Hears Japan Talk ^7/ Drain, Elkton OES^ Visit CG Chapter LONG WOOL COATS S20 WO’S LONG COAT $10 GIRLS’ COATS Get your Flowers now For the home and For the garden $15 WO’S SUITS BOLERO SUITS $6 SPRING MILLINERY $2 SPRING PURSES ..$2 $7 $1.50 BLOUSES Petersen's Dept. Store Cottage (¡rove, Ore. COTTON DRESSES We Invite You to Stop at Cafe Specializing in Hair Recon BETTER DRESSES our »election of premium*» in the Kesdy-to-Wear Dept., Second Floor 615 Main St Wald is employed as a mill work- er. __ _ ♦ a _ D|*/* c Maar InOW lEnu« ncdl ditioning and Permanent The sixth annual rodeo queen Waving. contest officially opened this week with the announcement that a Phone 43 candidates’ ball will be held Sat Lorayne Kotrc urday night, April 18, at the VFW Ella Beers hall here. Former queens are also invited Gladys Adams to attend. This is the seventh ro-, deo but only the sixth one where ■ ■■■■ a queen has reigned. Rodeo dates I are July 11 and 12. Candidates and their sponsors | may contact Mrs. Chet Purdy, rodeo q u e e n contest chairman, Pat I’ennington this week and next and will be in ’52 Queen troduced at the dance. Music will Dora Bradley be provided by Jack Winders and ’51 Queen his band of Cottage Grove. GIRL SCOTTS PLAN MOVIE Votes for the candidates for the Girl Scouts are sponsoring a contest will be on the basis of tick movie on day camp and girl j ets sold for the queen’s ball just Scout activities at Harrison before the rodeo and the rodeo it school on Friday April 10, from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Parents of Girl self. No candidates have jet en- i Scouts and Brownies are invited. tered their names this year. Previous queens have been Do- rene Lyons, Beverly Asher, Maty ' Bricher, Dora Bradley and Pat I Reduced! Pennington, all of whom are pic Missionary Society of the Bap- tured above. | tist church held election of offi Planning the dance Saturday cers at its meeting April 1, are Paul O. Miller, chairman; Lee They are Mrs. O. II. Tank, presi Nichols, Mrs. Miller and Miss dent, Mrs. J. Webb, vice president; Barbara Forsythe, all of the Rid Mrs. Harold Spriggs, secretary- Reduced! ing club. Miss Forsythe was a treasurer; Mrs. R obert Cherry, princess at last year’s rodeo. vice president of missionary and Mrs. Teel, love and Mrs. H. H. Weeldreyer, service and Christian social relat ions. Reduced! outgoing Mrs. president, presided at the meeting attended by 16 members and one, The Eastern Star chapter met guest. Roll call was answered with I April 2 at the Masonic hall with scripture on grace. Mrs. W. C. Martin urged as Margaret Lasater, worthy mat Reduced! ron, and Littleton Lasater, wor- many members as possible to at thj' patron, presiding. The Drain tend the women’s rally at Rose and Elkton chapters were guests. burg April 17. She also gave high Mrs. Bess Ritter, worthy matron, lights of the meeting she recently of Drain; Vivian Hanson, worthy, attended in New York. matron, of Elkton and Claude Mrs. Frank White had a short Reduced! Ritter, w. rthy patron, of Drain devotional on “Are We in Tune were introduced and escorted to With God?” Miss Margaret Cuddaback, a the East. x Matrons Honored After a short business meeting missionary to Japan, was guest । At Recent Shower initiation was held for Mr. and speaker and showed slides on her Mrs. Gerald Ritter. Following the work there. By Ada K. Taylor initiation a beautiful Easter ad Refreshments were served dur Reduced! Mrs. E. H. Neal, and Mrs. Ar- denda was put on by some of the ing the social hour. I dis Warren were honored at a no- officers assisted by members of ' hostess steak and chicken dinner the high school choir, which sang I in the dining room of the D-M two numbers. They wore accom I Cafe, recently. Spring flowers, panied by Mary Ixiu Wolfard at Say it with and candy Easter eggs in nests the piano. The officers put on a Reduced! BY WIRE decorated the well appointed tab parade of old fashioned hats after les. AT an expression of interest the close of the chapter. By Saundra Carlson and well-wishes the group pre The chapter room and dining sented each of the two guests of room were beautifully decorated "Mother Is a Freshman,” pre I honor with a personal gift. with a large Easter bunny, bas sented by the high school senior Those in attendance were kets of decorated Easter eggs and class last Friday night, portrayed Reduced! Mmes. Dove Trask, Hazel Cran yellow daffodils. Refreshments in light-comedy style a typical col- ston. Helen Rude, Ada Taylor, were served by Mmes. Grace Cru- Inge atmosphere. Rutli Bradford. Norma Kerr. Jean ♦ion, Bertie Durham. Fled Erwin., The story, sprinkled with Sutherland, Opal Lrmert, Nordcl- Guy Earl, Elmer Fleming, R<>1>- laughs, involved a glamorous , Let 182 .Mean le Wilder, D-nota Pyburn. Ange Dusenbcrry and Georgetta mother. Eloise Crosby, that went la Nichols. Lydia Pinkston. Funk. Flowers to You I to college and fell in love with her ; Reduced! Gfadys Goben, Catherine Heath An invitation was deceived । zoology professor who «as her WORKMANS Maggie Higdon, Barbara Reilly, from the Elkton chapter to visit j daughter’s heart throb. Rosemary Ila Rierson, Alice Stewart Afton there Anyone wishing I Rickard played the spoiled dough-1 Mackey, Luella to go and not having transporta- I Roy. heartbroken in her first love . ( Irene Nousen, Shirley Og tion may call 87L or 871L. affair. lesby. Helen Quinton. Kathryn The next meeting will be held Other cast members as college Dunn, Betty Mangers, Eleanor April 16. Reduced! students created a delightful col j Fleming, Cora Daily; the Misses lege atmosphere with their bor- i I’hone 181 I Irene Legg, Wanda Shaw, Ger- rowing, date problems and views 1704 W. Main tiude Elliott, Mary Lou McKen Scout Leaders on studying. Marvin Hayes as the "Let 182 mean Flowers to you” zie, Betty Coughran, Margaret Holding Training boastful Ilobo inevitably drew I Spoontz and the honored guests. laughs and firmly convinced the Course For Area oudience he was a goodhearted ♦ ❖ ♦ ❖ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦1* ♦ ♦ ♦ •> The Boy Scout leaders training kid. Dean Perkins played a teen course here is now in operation. ager's idea of a school dean, hard The meeting is being conducted hearted, prudish and unwilling to ❖ this week by Rodny Safley, scout understand. Costuming was interestingly ap- master, assisted by Rolhe Quam, gave ♦ assistant scout executive of the prop! iato. The entile J Oregon Trail Council. Lance Naish the feeling of co-operativeness, ■is chairman of leadership and working together smoothly on the' training in the Bohemia. Play returns will be used to fi- I Appointed as patrol leaders to assist arc: Ron Zahler, squaw pa nance the senior sneak and grad-I trol; Dick Tugman. liear patrol; nation exercise costs. Any 6 or 8 Exposure Roll Just 45c Dean Webb, ]>olc cat patrol. Wedding Invitations The next session is April 11 be JIMBO PRINTS IN ALBUM, 55c ROLL — The Sentinel — ginning at 7:30 p.m. The place of ❖ the meeting is the high school, di rected by Guy Miller, scout execu ❖ REPRINTS:—Regular size 127- 120-620- 116 and 616 FIVE cents each tive of the On gon Trail council The topic to be discussed is "Pa 1! Aino PRIMS IN ALBUM, 120 - 620 - 116 - 616 and smaller only SIX CENTS each Second Camera trol and Troop Hiking.” AH scout- ers and parents are cordially in and you will buj one vited to attend ♦ All Work Fully Guaranteed to Satisfy Senior Play Gives Audience Laughs i yj M Belle Morrison of Drain became the bride of Rob- | ert Ward Jr., also of Drain, at a ° ‘ " OCT«" n> Sunday. it the Methodist church in Cottage Grove with Rev. Clark E. Enz. pastor of the church of ficiating. The bride is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Mor rison of Drain, and parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. Rob- : ert F. Ward, also of Drain. The church was decorated with candles, daffodils and cherry ! blossoms. The bride was given in mar- riage by her father. She wore a dark blue gabardine suit with I white acccssoi ies. Her corsage was pink carnations in two shades. Miss Mary White of Drain was maid of honor. Her suit was dark । blue gabardine trimmed with ' pearls, and her accessories were I white. The best man was Kenneth Co oper of Klamath Falls, cousin of | the groom. The ushers were Carol I Young and Lee Adams, brothers- | in-law of the bridegroom. The reception was held in Friendship hall of the church. Mrs. Kenneth Cooper cut the cake; Mrs. Merle Randolph ser ved punch assisted by Mrs. Henry Cooper and Mrs. Alvin Cooper. $4 FILM FINISHING CLARK’S PHOTO STUDIO For Free Demonstration» on POLAROID 60 TAPE RECORDERS Tr> one r V1IHIS IA 104 VIEWMASTER stereo C amera , Make y mir own 3d dimension Ph. 0 9 ♦ ■> ❖ : ❖ ♦ ❖ BACATOL/^c^ DINNER ON EASTER Those enjoying a ham dinner Easter Sunday at the AI m * Hanks home were Rev. and Mrs Clark • v i Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allen. Del- cenia and Randy of Gold Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oberfell, I jc - Roy. Jean and Sandra, also Te- Villa Ogles of Oak Ridge and Mrv o in tbv aliernon were Mrs. \ . r- FOR SALE OR RENT 21 So. 6th I! * ”7« ííM cwtck Of sini Kok TPBAÇCO - dissolvi IÑ MOUTH WHÔJ . MSI« TOH KJAACCO OCCVtV . > GO A BOtTtF IOOAV. ». 60 IQlfHOfS QnyR7J Cottage Grove Pharmacy We Gh e - iv In.: Stamp* Cottage Grove Pharmacy l’h. 31-4t< r. and Mrs. Ever- 63Î Main 1 Charles Moss Jr. o o We Give Saving Stamps ••• 632 Main n Phone 244 ♦ o o o
