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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1953)
o Reports Given ' By OES Members On Visitations Mother, Daughter Affair Given by Social Twelve Club Thur«., April S3, 19.53 Pag«" I A Mother, Daughter affair with a 1:30 dessert was held at I the home of Mrs. W. A. Hemen- Margaret Lasater, worthy ma way for the Social Twelve club tron, and Littleton Lasater, won recently. Mrs. Hemenway was thy patron, presidl'd over the reg- j assisted by her two daughters-in- ular meeting of the Order of East-i »aw, Mrs. Read Hemenway and ern Star Thursday evening at ! Mn. James Hemenway. Ten members and 12 guests which time visitation reports were given. ' were present. Guests included Nordelle Wilder reported on the I-Mis. William Ashworth of Eu- visitation to Elkton chapter when gene; Mrs. H. M. McBee and Mrs 14 members attended, and Juanita Ralph Sears of Delight Valley; Woodson reported on Willamette Mmes. A. W Helliwell, Pete Nel Matrons and Patrons association. son, C. E. Miller, C. S. Roberts, . u , . ' J- B- Leonard, R. E. Wilder, and Read Hemenway. the worthy matron and worthy A plant and bulb exchange was ¡»atron and presented with lovely held, and each lady was present gifts. ed a corsage by the hostess. The Invitations were read from Cas afternoon was spent socially. cade chapter of Springfield to be The May meeting will be with guests there on April 22 and also Mrs. N. E. Compton. from Drain chapter to visit that lodge on May 6. Several members WHITE SHRINE OFFICERS plan to attend these meetings. The temple was beautifully de ENTERTAINED SONDAI corated with spring blossoms and Mrs. Robert Bradford, outgoing tulips. . The next meeting will be May worthy high priestess of the Or 7 with Cascade and Oakridge der of White Shrine of Jerusa lem, and Murry Adams, outgoing chapters as guests, 'rhe annual watchman of the shepherds, en memorial service will be held at this time for the departed mem tertained their officers Sunday evening, April 19, at Kelly Butte bers. park clubhouse, Eugene. Refreshments were served by Tables were decorated with ap the committ«?e; Mrs. Anna Gates, ple blossoms, white tapers and chhlrman; Mr. and Mrs. G<x>rge miniature parasols, the latter Gates, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gates, being made by Mis. Bradford’s Mrs. Cecil Beck, Mrs. Bill Gith- art class pupils. ens and Mrs. Philip Higdon. A dessert course preceded an ZULEIMA CLUB MEETS 2»TH owning of cants. Attending from Zuleima Nile club will have the Cottage Grove were Mmes. Brad hobby day sewing at Mrs. George ford, L. J. McLaughlin, Elmer Fleming, Joe Arnold and William Witter’s Wednesday, April 29. Sayles, also Louis Caldwell. A&B Beauty Shop 215 No. 9th Former Wal-Mar Cafe Building PHONE 555 OR 556 MR, AND MRS. GRAHAM 11. MISBAC II (Ma x J. Boone) were uniteli in marriage February I in the Mormon temple. Salt Like < ity. REPORTED BY GIRLS A report was given on Grand The bride is residing with her parents while he is stationed at Fort Assembly at the meeting of Rain Lew is. bow Girls on Apiil 13 as this was , Specializing in Hair Recon the first meeting held since the girls attended Grand Assembly. I ditioning and Permanent A report was also given on the Waving. 1953 service report that was sent' to Grand Assembly. Phone 43 The paper bag committee for Lorayne Kotrc April 24 is tlie day set for the Jhe first week, Pat Kent and Joan Ella Beers , Webb, and for the second week, Print and Jean Dance. The Girli- Gkt'lys Adams_______ Jefferson School Music Groups Rate High in Contests Print-Jean Dance Set For April 24 Kay Wells and Gail Forrr ster. Style 4040 By Ada li. Taylor The Jefferson school Girls’ ’ and “rd âoys Service Clubs a 1 rating of superioi^at the West- co-spdnsors of the event which ern Music Contest April 18 at will be held in the gym. Sweet Home participated in by The decorations will be ten schools. j around the print and jean theme. The Mixed Choir of 85 voices Natalie Fo r s y t h e heads the won a 2 rating and the band with decoration committee with Jua •11 members also a 2. nita Od6m, Donna Decker, Pat Hazel Cranston directed the vo- Kent, Margie Denney, Roberta j Rickard, Millicent Vaughn, Naomi cal groups and John Dunn the I Starr, Myrtle Johnson, and Elaine band. Three buses took students to | Oster serving on her committee. Yvonna Chaffee is chairman of Sweet Home. Accompanying the ' the refreshment committee, and groups besides the instructors her committee is composed of were Mirs Coughran, Mr. Mangers Billie Culvey, Roberta Wells, and ' and Mr. Quinton. I Pai Martin. ___ _______ ______ _ ___ ____ Other Jeffeison news includes 'Die entertainment committee is open house that is set fut 8 pm led by Gail Chatterton with Mar I Friday, May 1. garet Hyde and Joyce Kelly help- Annual Spring Conference for ing her. educators was held at Monmouth Chairman for the advertising 18. Those from Cottage [committee ii attending were Gladys Catharine I M a r y I .ou Go ben, Catherine Heath, Dove Wiese, Jun«« Carol Thiel. Trask and Cora Dailey. Mildred Wagner, Vera Davenport, Elmer Fleming, superintendent Mary Albrecht, and Joan Webb I on her committee. Friday, April 17. at Monmouth in- Judy Hodges is in charge of the ten jewing teachcrs clean-up committee with Pat for next ft j Thomas, Melba Jones, and Mar —♦— garet Hyde on her committee. I Li ns Roar) MRS. GRAY HONORED ON ANNIVERSARY Wayne Chezem Is Winner Honorable Mention Cash Award Mrs. Ronald Gray, librarian at th«1 local high scho al, was sur- Wayne Chezem, whose parents prised Monday when she was cal- reside at 819 Norty Lane street in ’ led in for a faculty mecting and Cottage Grove, has Ix'en announc- about 30 members of th«' staffted as th«' winner of an honorable I presented her w iti a decoratisi mention cash aw aid in the nation- . birthday cake and sang “Happy w ide contest for pipe designs sponsored by the Kaywoodic vening her mother, company. Monday Mrs. Gcvi Hohm; inn entertain- Chezem is a graduate student «xi at dinner in her honor. Guests at the California Col included Mr. and Mis. Gray, San- ls and Crafts whore be dra. Michael and Bobby, Mrs. Ldlian Gray Belknap and Mr. and ter of Fine Art under the super I Mrs. John Hohmann. Tommy, vision of the head of the graduate >11. The beau- school, Dr. Helmut Hunger land. I tifully decorated birthday cake Chezem's interest in was baked by Mr John 1 loh- sculpture and he has shown sever mann. Mrs. Gray w, al of his pieces in various exhibits ! of many lovely gifts, including in California I mix master. I reived the undergraduate degree select this breezes-invited sandal with a vamp that's grace heel and toe «»pen itself in deftly twisted leather. .Small wedge heel and platform sole insure soft-and-easy stepping. White. A mere j $4.98 Wc givi' and redeem S A II Green Stamps Petersen’s Pepi Store Genuine Hawaiian Orchid Free with the purchase of a Hawaiian “Good Luck' Tl PLANT This amazing plant has been brought from Hawaii. It is easy to grow in water or soil, its foliage stays green the year’around. Phone 211 MRS. IM I I V ENTERTAINS Al NH.1ARY OFEH ERS Mrs. Lee Duffy, retiring presi dent of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, entertained her officers at her home Thursday evening, April 16. An evening of games was cn- joyed and prizes were given the winners. Those attending were Mmes. Helen Bales, incoming pre- Martha Cbolcy. June sident; May Barton. Dorothy Biid, Wright and Bertha Wilson. Elsie Patten, another officer, was un able to attend. Joint installation with the VFW has been announced for Friday, April 24, at the VFW hall. I* \STOR S CONFERENCE HELD HERE APRIL 10 Couple Wed 4th At Reno, Nevada june Cottage Grove Pharmacy 632 Main Mr., Mrs. John Ross Observe Anniversary The Lutheran Pastor's con- ference for Circuits 1 and 2 of the district was held at the Trinity Lutheran church on April 20. The ladies of the church served a luncheon at the noon hour. Those on the committee won' Ida Stenklyft. Ina Drew. Elsie Rand. Violet Thiede and Eunice Kunz. They were assisted by Freida Arp. Jean Drew. Maty Drew and Anna Eckhoff. Mrs. Reatha Nord entertained the pastors wives and children at Miss Reba Johnson, daughter her home while the conference i of Mr. and Mr$. Homer L John- 1 son. and Allan! G. Maddess. son ■ of Mr. and Mrs. George Maddess. all of Cottage Grove. were unit«x! I in mariage Apiil 4 at 12 noon in । Reno. Nev. The Rev. Otto G I Harris, pastor of the Church of «’hrist, officiated at the church | The bride wore a linen suit of | is the time j navy and pink, whit«' accessories rdenias and carnations. The cot ale went on a wedding ¡on Port land. the md Crater Ijikc. tat ionod at San Mr. M «dd< We Give Saving Stamps Miss Barbara May Pollard be came the bride of James W. Bas- Mrs. John T. Coyle of Holly. । »ett at the First Baptist church April 12. The Rev. William Sut- I w«xxl, Calif., and Mrs. Naomi terlin, officiated at the ceremony , Preston of Portland entertained । in a setting of carnations and Sunday, April 19, at open house I lighted tapeis in candelabra at 1 between 2 and 5 p.m. honoring their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. • two o’cl ck in the afternoon. Par- ' ents of the couple are Mr. and Hoskins, on their 60th wedding I Mrs. Harry W. Pollan! of Cot- ■ anniversary. Approximately 70 tage Grove. James Bassett of ' friends and i datives called at the Cottage Grove and Mrs. Donna Hoskins home during the after O’Neil of San Diego, Calif. noon to congratulate the couple. The bride was given in mar- ' The Hoskins’ house was elabo- riage by her father. Her full- ' । rately decorated with wedding length gown was of white net bells and plants and flowers, A over satin. Her dace bodice had gifts of their many friends and | a short peplum coming to a point relatives, th«> color scheme being in front. Her fingertip veil was yellow and white. Mr. and Mrs held in place by a crown of seed Hoskins cut the initial piece of pearls. Iler flowers were white' i heir wedding cake. The wedding [ carnations. The bride wote a ; march was played by Miss Opal i watch that belonged to her grand- I Wagner. mother. Coming fiom out of town for Attending the couple were the occasion besides their two | Mrs. Ottis Smith as matron of; daughters were- their son-in-law, honor and Ronald Bassett, cousin । John T. Coyle of Hollywood; Mrs. | of the bridegro m, as best man. 1 Winifred Hosch and daughter, Ushers were A. B. Tonole of Di Mrs. Louise Tielson, both of Scio; vide and Virgil Bassett of Mosby Mr. and Mrs. Solheim of Port- | creek, uncle of the bridegroom. ' ( land; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wag I Ringbearer was Sidney Pollard, er of Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Charles brother of the bride, and flower Adams, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Hor girl was Arlyene Bassett, cousin , ton and Mr. and Mrs. Ray La of the bridegroom. mont of Eugene. The matron of honor wore a Besides their two daughters pale blue sheer dress with lace Mr. and Mrs. Hoskins have one ttim, and her flowers were pink son, Omar Hoskins, of San Fran carnations. The bride’s mother I cisco, labor commissioner for the wore a pink street-length dre fedeial government, who was un and crchid corsage. able to attend. Preceding the ceremony Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Hoskins were Ilarrison sang “The Lord’s Pray- married April 18, 1893, in Helena, •" and Terry Lechner sang ‘‘Be- , Mont., and have been Cottage cause," accompanied by Mrs. Grove residents since 1924. They Frank White, who also played ! came from Seattle to Oregon the wedding march. From 1919 to 1924 Hoskins had The reception was held in the -Hhuio oy Clune btuuiu a large cattle ranch in central parlor of the Baptist church. MR. AND MRS. JAMES W. BASSETT (Barbara May Pollard) Oregon. He had spent about 30 Mrs. O F. Mix of Eugene and Mrs. who were married April Pi at the First Baptist church. They are now years as public works contractor. Virgil L. Bassett served the wed at home on Mosby creek. ding cake and punch. MRS. GILES ENTERTAINS For their wedding trip to the The Utopian club met at the ANNLAL FOUNDERS’ DAY Oregon coast the bride wore a home of Mrs. Lee Giles, Dorcna, BANQUET APRIL 30 grey striped suit with an orchid recently for a dinner and regular All members <f Bota Sigma Phi corsage. The couple will be at meeting. The dinner was served Ross and Mr. and Mrs. John are invited to attend the 22nd an home after May 1 on Mosby at noon and the dessert later in Maty Jane spent the week end nual Founders' Day banquet to the afternoon. Her rooms were creek. Mr. Bassett is employed as at the home of their son-in-law he held in Eugene April 30, 6:30 attractive with spring flowers. clerk at the local Safeway Store. and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John- p.m. at the St. Mary’s Episcopal The day was spent in sewing and ny Haynes in Eugene, and were parish house. visiting. entertained at dinner Sunday at This is a formal affair and The following members were Mrs. Robbins Is the Osburn hotel by Mr. and Mrs. all members are urged to attend. present: Mmes. Glen Cochran, NewBPWPresident Hayes in honor of the Ross’ 36th • ♦— Roy Stith, Bernard McCormack, PID THETO RHOS MEET wedding anniversary. fit to Howerton, Cail Shobcrg and Nancy Robbins of Rollbins Ac After the dinner the honor Phi Theta Rho Girls met April Frank Hewes. counting was elected president of guests were presented with a 21 with Vyonne Prescott presid The next meeting, the Mother’s Business and Professional Wo beautiful set of dishes, service for ing. A report was given on the Day dinner, will be with Mrs. men' club at its business meeting eight, by the Haynes. trip to thi Springfield meeting. Howerton on May 14. Monday night at the library club room. Mrs. Robbins served last year as first vice president. Other of ficers named were Ethel Krauss, a high school teacher, first vice We want to extend our congratulations to the officers president; Iola Stokes of Stokes and directors of the First National Bank on the success Jewelers. second vice president; dental nurse, Muriel Peterson, 1 ful opening of the new building, which is a real addition corresponding secretary; Nita Hicks of Daugherty Lumber Co., to our city. recording secret aiy and Elizabeth Hankins of Thriftwise, treasur er. Hazel Weiden as head of, the nominating committee made the report prior to elections. Delegates also were named to state convention May 15, 16 and 17 at Grants Pass. They are Le nora Pyburn, outgoing president, Mrs. Robbins, Sharon Bush, Mrs. Krauss and Mrs. Stokes. The club vojed to sponsor one girl to girls’ state. of Bachel r of Fine Arts in Jan- 1953, from the College of and Crafts. mention award in the national compe- tition far new pipe designs was achievt'd in a contest when' there were hundreds of entries from all over the country. Attendine thè couple as matron man w< e Mr. if honor and l* Isley and Mrs. J. C. iv ore a suit of pink, and w hite Just 4% Open House Held For C. F. Hoskins 60th Anniversary Barbara Pollard Is April Bride mployed here at the For indoor ease and outdoor action, these arc the casuals you’ll live in. Handsome saddle stitching, a wedge to give you just the right lift... and a wonderfully flexible platform sole. They fit like second nature. AAA to B Sizes 1'4 to !» S7.95 for WEDDINGS Make your appointments for pictures NOW. 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