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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur«., Jan. 7, l«54 SOCIETY Four Elders to lea d out in Seventh-day Adventist church. Frank Ixoieman. Earnest Darnell. Dr. Stanton Oberg and George Petty will be the local elders. E. C. Jenson and Mrs. Ewart Dye are head deacon and deaconess and their duties are to help care for the church property and help the church in its welfare work. Mrs. J. C. Qualls again was appointed as church clerk and Auburn Ward is treasurer. Mrs. Bert Robertson is the Sabbath school superintendent for the year I with an active group of assistants and leaders in the children’s di vision. Ralph Williams is the | Young People’s leader and Lloyd Bird is missionary secretary. Mrs Oscar Smith is the Dorcas leader and plans an active program of welfare work. Dr. Stanton Oberg continues as church school chair man and Mrs. Oberg press sec retary. PHONE 555 OR 556 Joint Birthday Party Held for Three Matrons On December 29, a (Tinner was served at the Cottage Inn at noon, and those whose birthdays occured that day, met for a get-together as usual. The cafe managers had decorated the table suitably for the occasion, lighted birthday candles and served a repast fit for a king. The queens who met for the dinner were Mary Martin, Lillian Gray Belknap and Elsa Spriggs. After the dinner, gifts were ex changed. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gray had a large cake for the mother, Mrs. Belknap, which she cut and served to the others. Mrs. Mary Plunkett sent a large cor- sage of carnations for the oldest member. This wonderful gesture was started by Viola DeHaven five years ago and since then she has been in Florida and now in Mis souri. She sent gifts and cards to all of her former ''pals”. She had decided five years ago that our birthdays should be celebrated this way, and since then we have had four, five and three at the different meetings. They plan on one each year and adding more whose birthdays occur the 29th of December. It was an occasion never to be forgotten. MEDICAL TABLET DISCOVERY sai f Ntw EASY WAY cmoc J I VF J BED WETTING! Fast, Witkait EiMRSivt DtvIctsERfsEmbinKS ■inL Sim Laundry End torment, embai t mm - merit, nervoue strain ia CHILDREN and ADULTS. Safe, aimpie DRY-TABS atop functional Bad-Wetting without electrical device«, ruhher aheeta, alarms or special dirts. Medically proved 76% effective. Don t wf it another day. MISS KATHERINE ANDER SON, fiancee of Ken Harker. Their engagement wa» announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. An derson of Evansville, Ind. Harker in the »on of Mr. and Mr». George E. Harker of Cottage (.rove. Mi»» Anderson is employed as a secretary in Evansville, while attending Southern Harker Oregon College of Education, Ash- land. No date ha» been «et for their wedding. CHURCH SIX 1ETY TO M EET The Woman’s Society of Chris- tain Service of the Methodist church will meet in the church parlor Wednesday, January 13, at 1:45 p.m. Mrs. Wayne Monroe will lead the devotions and Mrs. Vernon Coop* will be program leader, the topic being “A Mighty Fortress Is Our God.’’ Hostesses will be Mrs. Rodney Safley, Mrs. Earl Puderbaugh and Mrs. Roy Puckett. Wedding Invitations The Sentinel Cottage Grove Pharmacy We Give Saving Stamps ter of the bride, was matron of honor. She was attired in a floor length gown of gold taffeta, car ried a nosegay of Chief Komo carnations and wore a matching headpiece. Flower girl was little Fay Ann Hansen, niece of the bride and daughter of the matron of honor. Her gown was identical to that of her mother's and she carried a white basket of rose petals. Neila Richardson of Cot- tage Grove and Miss Beverly Ad- dleman of Eugene, cousin of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids, the former in nde green taffeta car rying a nosegay of deep rose car nations and Miss Addleman in Christmas green and carrying a nosegay of light pink carnations. Their gowns were styled like the matron of honor's. Ati attendants wore single strands of pearls, cor responding to that of the bride which was a gift from the bride groom. The bride's mother was attired in a bronze brocaded taffeta dress with winter white hat and gloves and corsage of Komo carnations, while Mrs. Carter chose a dark blue satin dress with frosty white hat and gloves. Her corsage was the same as Mrs. Crosby's. Dewey Obenchain of Boise, Ida ho, was best man, and ushering were Milton Levings of Cottage Grove and Edward Klov of Eu gene. Church Officers Named For 1954 in SDA Church DINING ROOM AND LOUNGE will be closed from 10th to 21st of January Golf Course, Pro Shop and Club Room will be open OMLID'S GOLF CLUB Phone 633 $ '' 4 Eastburns Hold Annual Christmas Family Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eastbum held their annual Christmas tree and family dinner on Christmas day at their home for their chil- dren and grandchildren. A tree with gift exchange was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shaw, Nadyne. Igene and Eldon. Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Ferguson. Dar lene and Arlieta, Mr. and Mrs. Darrel) Eastburn, Diane, Steve and Ethel A n n, Mr. a n d Mrs. Frank VanNortwick, Sandy and Terry, Mr. and Mrs. Doyle East- burn, LaNette. Paula and Ver non, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hague, Vickie Lee and Kay, Mr. and Mrs Glen Bricker, Judy and Carolyn, also a sister of Mr. Eastburn's, Mrs. Venita Drury, and daughter, Sylvia, of Eugene. All of the family was present except Donald Eastburn and wife who is stationed at Oxnard, Calif., in the Navy. A bountiful dinner was enjoyed in the evening after the tree and the day closed with a short de- votional. Roy Aubrey Soloist KtnntU-EVh .MR. AND MRS. Kit HARD ( ARTER, who before her marriage an event of Christman him Miss Eloise Crosby. night at the Gibb» Avenue Church of Christ. They will live in Boise, Idaho, where both are attending Boise Bible College and he is a stu dent minister. Couple Repeats Memorized Vows, Bride Wears Mother's Wedding Ring Miss Eloise Crosby and Richard Carter repeated their wedding vows in a double ring ceremony Christmas night when fhey were united in marriage at the Gibbs Avenue Church of Christ at 7 o'clock. Mr. F. Sherwood Smith, pastor of the church, officiated, assisted by Mr. Hubert Prather, minister of the Church of Christ of Drain, who performed the consecration ceremony and prayer for the bride and bridegroom which was a testimony I MRS. MILLS ENTERTAINS place with a headpiece of frilled of their lives for the work of the ! MPG ( LI It MEMBERS .Till She Lord Tall baskets of bronze mums I tulle with . pearl . trim. . ... carried Members of the MPG club were < । a purple throated orchid on a vellow Shasta daisies and can- whifp * ,, , , n _ .. . , ... guests Tuesday afternoon of Mrs. and jin white Bih Bible. Fnr For spntimpntn sentimental nnr- pur- K. K. Mills who entertained at a delabra with 24 candles formed poses the bride wore her mother’s the setting for the exchange of । - ... ,, .. ,, .. , luncheon and social afternoon. ■ is me .u aaugniei i u. । wedding been slipped 1 ne , bride Di'iae . , s ring that , had .. r Her color sceme was carried out vows. The ... ~ the i- daughter! z’ i I onto her mothers wedding finger <»<m Mrs. George F. Crosby , 1 30 years ago by her father. in shades of lavender and gold, of Mr. . and of Cottage Grove and parents ol | using a gold cloth on the luncheon Following the wedding cere- table which was centered with a the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs i mony, by request of the bride- Clarence Carter of Drain. silver bowl of lavender carnations, groom, the bride sang to him two lavender and one white or The bride was escorted to the ’’Because.” chid. Her crocheted nut cups were altar by her father. Her gown of I Sister Attends Bride also lavender color and her glass ivory slipper satin was fashioned j Mrs. Roy Hansen of Glide, sis- ware had stems of violet hue. with round net yoke, long fitted! The club will meet again Jan sleeves, a fitted Ixidice with but- ■ uary 19 with Mrs. Roy Short. tons down the back, a peplum at waist line with smaller corres Mr. and Mrs. Charles Akerblade ponding ones around neck yoke spent the Christmas holidays with and a full gathered skirt that their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. ended in a train. Her fingertip and Mrs. Harold Bauder and chil- dren, Hal, Kristie and Linda, at | circular veil of double illusion i Vancouver, Wash. was edged with lace and held in Melodies of wedding music, "Ah Sweet Mystery of Life,” " I Love Thee Truly,” and "Always,'' were played preceding the ceremony by Mrs. Sherwood Smith, who also accompanied the soloist, Roy Au brey, who sang "Wedding Prayer" and "The Lord's Prayer.” The reception was held in the fellowship room of the church with Mrs. Veda Bell, aunt of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Hubert Prather, cutting the cake; Mrs. Robert Beach and Miss Neola Johnson pouring coffee; Miss Joyce Thun and Miss Ann Hill poured punch while Carol Burt and Garnet Beach were in charge of the gifts and Mrs. Mi It on Lev- ings passed the guest book. Ap- proximately 200 r e 1 a t i v e s and friends attended the wedding and reception. A large wedding bell was hanging over the bride’s table ' which was laid with a white linen ’ cloth, centered by a tiered cake decorated with pink and white rosebuds. Background was of lat tice with fir boughs, holly, mistle toe, and red satin bows. Mrs. G. | E. Finnerty and Marvin Shaw I were in charge of decorations. As sisting at the reception were Mrs. [ James Hemenway, Mrs. J. A. Heath, Mrs. Jess Hill and Mrs. Harry Patten. For a wedding trip to Boise I On 83rd Birthday On Tuesday evening. December | 29. a dinner was served by the । Ronald Gray family in honor of the 83rd birthday of Mrs. Lillian I Gray Belknap, mother of Mrs. Gray. It was a delicious dinner and all decorated for the occasion. Many beautiful gifts were at the table for Mrs. Belknap. Some from here, and some fiom other places, one [gift being a bottle of perfume ! from France. Mr. and Mrs. Gray served a birthday cake’with eight candles on one side and three on the other lor the 83 years. 1 Many friends, who could not JOV( E M SRIE Till N s lie here, either called by phone engagement to Robert Ray Shafto or wrote and sent gifts. Mrs. Bel has been announced by her par- knap was very pleased by all. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Thun. The engagement was announced Portland Man Speaks Christmas day at a dinner at the Thun home. Mr. Shafto'« home is To Local Garden Clubs at Milton-Freewater and is a Bernie Grass of Portland, rep< senior a t Northwest Nazarene College at Nampa, Idaho. Ml»» resentative of the California Thun I» a freshman at the »ame Spray Chemical Corporation, was guest speaker to members of the An autumn wedding Is planned. Plain Dirt Garden club and Cot raspberry Mis. colored wool suit with matching hat and gloves and black acces sories and her orchid from her wedding bouquet. They are now at home at 1904 North Twenty- fifth street in Boise. 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