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Tlie Sentinel. Cottage Crore Oregon Thur«.. Oct. X. 19.53 Goldenweds Feted At Open House Wedding Vows Exchanged Aug. 22 At Walker Church The children of Mr and Mrs I^e Thomason entertained for them on their golden wedding anniversary at open house. Sun day. September 27. at Dorena 1 Grange hall. Approximately 175 relatives and friends dropped in1 to congratulate the couple and leave gifts. Entertaining for their parents were Mr and Mrs. Vernon Thoma son of Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Wicks and Mr and Mrs. Wayne Vaughn, all of Dorena. The program for the afternoon w as planned by Mrs. Lee Giles, and included a solo by Vern Hunt, accompanied by .Mrs. Hunt; music by Alpha. Ada and Tommy Pit- i cher and Bill Dentos and solos by Ellen Sherrill, accompanied by Mrs. Harold Christie. PHONE 555 OR 556 Couple Wed In 1903 Ora A. Powell and I»e R Thomason w ere married Septem ber 3, 1903. in Eugene, and moved , to Dorena in 1906. In former years Mr. Thomason was a storekeeper ' and also employed as mill worker. The Thomasons have three chil dren; seven grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. At the reception Mrs. Glen ' Gillispie cut the cake; Mrs. Rob- ert Coombs of Springfield served punch and Mrs Belle Zimmerman of Eugene and Mrs. Lot Wagner poured coffee Assisting about the rooms were: Miss Opal Wagner and Mmes Harold Tryk. Carl Shoberg, Marvin Ponton. Henry Snauer and Billy Vaughn Out-of-Town Guests MR. AND MRS. I.EROY (LARRY) GOODWIN, who before her marriage wax Mias Katharine Wilcox of Nutherlla. They were married September 12 at Hist Congregational < Inin h in Eugene, and will live in Portland where the bridegroom is attending Oregon Dental college. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Goodwin of CDA TO .MEET OCTOBER 12 Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and Mrs. L. I- I-amb, Mrs. Belle Zimmerman, Messrs, and Mmes. Vernon Thomason. Frank Bloom er. James Chapman. John Chap man. Ijee Smith and family, Floyd Cox, Vern Hunt and H. P. Bing- man. all of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Thomason and family Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coombs and Mrs Cammie West of Springfield; Mrs Floyd Bridges and Mr. and Mrs Frank Churchill of Drain: Mr. and Mi's. John Read of LaPine; Mr and Mrs Ina Lee of Oakridge and Mrs. L. M. Chaffee of Blachly M Br.wnmgs Home* Studio »IK. VXD MRS. I.EE THOM\'O\ AS THEY APPEARED on their wedding day and also their golden wedding anniversary Sun day. September 27, at the Dorena (.range hall. Their three children entertained for them with open house when approximately 1*3 guests vailed. There will be a meeting of the Beta Beta Chapter Sally Ann Kosey Bride Catholic Daughters of America at Has Model Meeting m . A.T cl « • ZV -» ♦ xs l-z, *■ tn :8 5s FA p.m Monday. October 12. in At a recent meeting at the Of Wayne McKay 25+h • he VFW hall. Father Carl Mai will tell of his trip to Germany home of Mrs. Harold Neal, Beta Miss Sally Ann Kosey became and Mrs. Fee. district deputy, Beta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held a model meeting for pros- the bride of Wayne T. McKay at will also speak to the group. a double ring ceremony at Van All members are urged to at i pective new members. Each mem- i couver. Wash., the morning of tend. ber gave a short talk on the var ious phases of the non-academic i September 25. Vows were ex changed in the Bridal Room of j Greek letter sorority. The study program for the year Fred O. Bowman. Justice of the is "Beauty,” and Mrs. Harold Peace Parents of the couple are Monighan presented an interest - Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Kosey and ing program on "The Body Beau Mr. and Mrs. Willard McKay, all of Cottage Grove. tifuL” Miss Faye McKay, sister of the 1 Plans were announced for Fun Night on October 6. the theme bridegroom, was maid of honor Lutheran Ladies are holding being "Back to Childhood" with and best man was Arvo I.inna. everyone dressing as children and. The bride's gown was of blue their annual Turkey Dinner I lace over blue satin and her flow- playing children's games. Guests were Mmes. Robert Nel- ers werc yellow carnations and son, Ken Craven. Leston Durham. P*nk rosebuds Her attendant Friday, October 16 Itonald McClanahan. Jesse Fasold' wore a of white lace over I.O.O.F. Hall William Oglesby and Joe Brewer white satin and her flowers were of Creswell. Members present in- ’he same as the bride s eluded Mm«. Vern Armstrong. A ■eception was held at the Serving starts at 5:30 p.m. Robert Boyce. George Drury, Gil- bride’s home where the couple Adulta — $1.50 * liert ---- — • -- • eut the wedding cake Present at VXD MKs. VV \V SE T. McK VV (Miss Sally Ann Honey) at Gardner, Howard - Gilbert, Oliver Farmen, Monighan, Albert the reception were parents of the their wedding reception held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. Child's plate — 75c ’“Duple Sue Kosey. siteter of the and Mrs. Eluin KoM*y. The couple was married September .» at V an- Stabler, Tom Wright and Neal. bride; Arvo Linna, Colleen. Faye comer, Hash. 8-2tc-9 Virtue is liold. and goodness and Zane McKay. brother and _______________ j never fearful. Shakespeare ! sisters of the bridegroom. zifi j TURKEY DINNER ■i Miss Lucille Stratton of Eu gene and Richard L. McCrady of Cottage Grove exchanged wedding vows at an afternoon ceremony August 22 at the Walker Com munity church, with the Rev Ren M Hollister officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Stratton of Red Deer. Al berta. Canada, and the bridegroom is th son of the late Louis Mc Crady and Mrs. Edna Hoskins of Cave Junction. The rostrum of the church was decorated with baskets of pink gladiolus and the altar was simi larly decked. The bride was given in marriage by her brother, David E. Stratton of Eugene. The bride made her gown and also that of her attendant. Hers was of white lace over white taf feta. Her fingertip veil was of nylon net trimmed with lace flowers. She carried a white or chid and stepanotis on her grand father's Bible. A cousin of the bride. Mrs. Milo McCall of Springfield, was her matron of honor and only atten dant. Her gown was of light green net over nile green taffeta, and she carried a cascade bouquet of pink carnations and stephanotis. Best man was Milo McCall of Springfield and usher was Jack Stratton, also of Springfield, cou sin of the bride Reception In < hurch Yard The reception was held in the church yard where white tapers and pink gladiolus were decora tions on the brides table which was centered with a tiered wed ding cake Mrs Demora Relyea of Eugene, cousin of the bride cut the cake which was served by Mrs. Paul Knoles of Eugene, another cousin Miss Lillian Strat-! ton, sister of the bride, of Red Deer, served the punch and also, passed the guest book. The bride’s going away outfit for a wedding trip to the Oregon and California coasts was a light blue suit with white and blue ac- cessories and the orchid corsage from her wedding bouquet. The bride has lived for the past two and a half years with her aunt. Mrs. Blanche Relvea. in Eu gene. They will make their home in Cottage Grove. Hast thou virtue? acquire also' Virtue is the denial of self and the graces and beauties of v irtue response to what is right and Benjamin Franklin proper. -Confucius CALL 182 “GLAD TO SHOW YOU” Night Oct. 16 WATCH THIS SPACE FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF FLOWERS WE WILL BE GLAD TO SHOW YOU Let 18'J Mean Howers to You 1704 W. Main Phone 182 * Local VFW Post Host District Meet The local VFW Post No. 3473 will be host to the District 17 meeting Sunday. October 11. at I 1 p.m in the VFW hall. North River Road. The district commander. W C Adams of Creswell Post No. 4039.1 will be present District President I Pearl Clark of Marcola No. 70.36 will be in charge of the Auxiliary meeting. Refreshments will follow the meeting. All local members are urged to be present at the VFW and Auxiliary meetings. •JERKY BOYCE OBSERVES SECOND BIRTHDAY Little two-year-old Jerry Boyce celebrated his birthday anniver sary at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Boyce, on Sep tember 24. Guests were Tammera More- Couple Honored OES Entertains lock. Christine Githens. Melodie their friends Wedding cake and On 1V O r LV rli n n isher. Nancy Arnold. Debra JUNIOR PROM coffee ww....... . d J" J. C. and Eugene F Dodge o> i*«n m SEVENTEEN and Gregory Boyce. Mr. and Mrs. McKay will make On the following Sunday re- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blank of It s two-part harmony ... in perfect tune with the time« their home with the bridegrooms Beaverton were honored Sunday. Chapters Oct. I freshments were served to the . . this Vicky Vauqhn 1 J or deliberately designed to set grandmother. Mrs. Jane Funk of October 4, with a reception at grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Sam hearts a flutter. You'll love the sleek texture, the rib-hugging Blackbutte. Junction City chapter and Mer Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. R. P Boyce the home of Mr. and Mrs Ralph feeling of the double buttoned weskit of chenille striped chapter of the Order of Sr., and great-grandmother. Mrs. Sears. Mrs. Blank's brother-in- idian rayon taffeta And you'll feel flirtatiously feminine in the Eastern were guests last Maggie Wood. law and sister. The occasion was full skirt of Lincoln Fabrics Sweet Sixteen black corduroy. WOM Initiate Three Cold pink, white or aqua stripes. Size* 7 to 15. — — AE the 25th wedding anniversary of Thursday night of the local chap 8:30 p.m. to 8:40 p.m. HOMI GARDEXERS At the October 1 meeting O! Mr. and Mi's. Blank Co-hosteases ter. with Margaret Lasater, wor thy matron, and Littleton Lasa « the Women of the Moose three were Mrs. Viva Lindamood. Mrs in our windows The Cottage Grove Home Gar- candidates were initiated. They Paul Morgan and Mrs. William ter. worthy patron, presiding. Ready To Wear and Domestics—Second Floor were Bernedette Anlauf. Virginia O'Conner. Between 60 and 70 rel- I Sylvan West, past worthy grand deners club was entertained Tues patron of the grand chapter of day. by Mrs. Keith Roberts at a Coleman and Betty Stuart. atives and friends called during “Glad To Show You” Night A smorgasbord was announced the afternoon to congratulate Oregon and patron of the Rose 1:30 dessert course and monthly- Croix chapter of Portland, was in meting. for October 10 to be held in the them. Keep in mind “GLAD TO SHOW YOl " NIGHT Oct. 16. Oct. 16 The lesson on “Ground Covers" Moose hall beginning at 7 pm Mrs. Marvin Doty of Roseburg, troduced. escorted to the East and Ix>ts of prizes. Free tickets to win prizes will be avail- Guests are welcome a niece of the couple, cut the given grand honors. Also intro was given by Mrs. Norman Rich Get your FREE ticket for the treasure hunt Committee for the smorgasbord cake; Mrs Roy Blank of Beaver- duced and escorted to the East ards and "Fall Lawn Care" by able at no cost here from Oct. 10th to the 16th. Be sure Dolly Sutton and Raifih Sut- Mrs. Bob Taisen berry Mrs. Vera is Hilda Walther, Ida Taylor. ton. a sister-in-law. and Mrs. Har-i were . to get yours at— at our store. Daisy Deremer, Donna Kuipers old Wolf ud ponied; Mrs Hair ,O?’ "^by^matron and worthy Robertson was a guest of the club. The November meeting will be and Edith Plummer. Hogate of Rujada had the guest ’ " at the home of Mrs. A. G. King. The next meeting of the Women book, while Mary Lou Wolfard of the Moose will be October 15 Darla Hogate and Susan Sears J assisted about the rooms. The Invitations were read from PA*T MATRONS TO MHT table decorations were chartreuse Eva"‘te,ine rhapter of Eugene to Wf give and redeem N A II Green Stamps attend a reception for A. Ray 509 Main The Past Matron« club will and silver “Safe Swimming by ’.'»4 Phone 1097 the Out^f-town guests were Mr Ma2jn^. gT?nd °f meet with Mrs. Grace Smith on 615 Main St. Cottage Grove , South Fourth street at 1 30 pm and Mrs Howard Bernhardt and । ,i'and Chapter °f OrP*On °n tober 10. Another invitation Monday. ( K-tober 12. Mrs Viva landamood of Beaver ton. Mr and Mrs Roy Blank of read from Blue River chapter. also Portland: Mr and Mrs William of Eugene, to lx1 their guests on, O'Conner and Mr and Mis Paul October 14. On the 16th the local i Morgan of Medford; Manin Doty Order is invited to meet again and daughter Christie of Rose- with Evangeline chapter. For! burg: Mr and .Mrs Richard transportation to these invitation-' Scott Mrs B M Williams and al meetings phone 87 or 8716. A committee was appointed to; Mrs D E 'ash of Eugene call on each member for anned¡ fo<xl donations for the OE S -Ma- i MR* «.<>» KI I 1 I X I t KT VIX - sonic Home at Forest Grovi 85c Noxzema Cream Mrs D. C. Gourley, 59c sted by committee will call and pick up I her parents. Mr. and Mis H. 6 the donations. 54c Aspirin 100’s 2 for 54c Stromsnes of Tacoma entertained A meetmg of the Constellation 60c Drene Shampoo I 16 schoolmates and neighbor club was announced for October 2 for 69c I friends of her daughter. Sharyl 8 at the home of Mrs Wolff Allen 1.00 Woodbury's Lanolin Rich Hand Cream 50c I Ann, Saturday, October the oc A 1 30 dessert will be served. We will engrave FREE anything you bring in “Glad To casion bring her 10th birthday The group was delight fully en- 1.25 Absorbine Jr. 98c anniversary. tertained by a group of accordion 47c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 2 for 69c Show You Night” Oct. 16. entertained during ists and instructor. Alvin Pitcher. Refresh ment the afternoon were served by the by Mr Stromsnes. While shopping here gel your treasure hunt ticket. They're FREE. w ho rendered several selections committee: Mr. and Pat Get your FREE ticket for the treasure hunt at our store - Keep your eyes on his accordion ami musical saw. Rickard. Mr. and Mrs. George You might get one of the lucky numbers. Watch our window Sharyl Ann received manv nice Matthews, Mrs. Robert Bradford on our windows for your lucky number. gifts. and Mrs. George Jacobsen. for your lucky number. l'he next et ng w ill Iv I »c- Refreshments including a birth- I day cake decorated with flags, tolx'r 13 when there will Ix' initia- candles and centered with a cer tion. amic doll were served the guests. Petersen’s Dept. 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