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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon ¿Jmrs., Juli I, IBM SOCIETY PHONE 555 ¡ Raedelle Wilder Feted ' I I <L A ______ ° O 0 O Mrs. Raymond Wilder served a luncheon Sunday to 11 girls hon oring her daughter, Raedelle. on her 11th birthday anniversary. OR 556 was presented a bouquet, while Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mackey re ceived a potted plant for the couple present that had been mar- ried the longest, 58 years, The most recently married couple Members of the Adelphia Circle Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Trembley, who of the Methodist Church enter- were married 50 years ago tained couples married 50 years January. They also were presented and over Sunday afternoon at the a plant. church with a program followed I .Cookies and punch were served in by refreshments. This is the sec Friendship hall where a lace table- ond annual eient with relatives cloth adorned the refreshment and friends attending. There were table. A golden wedding clock nine couples and Mrs. Charles made of flowers centered the table Teeters, whose husband was un with pink ta[M-rs in crystal candle- able to attend, with years of mar sticks on either side Mi-s. Jim ried life ranging from 50 years to Hendricks presided at the punch 61 years. This date was also the bowl. 49th wedding anniversary of Mr. Couples honored and their wed- and Mrs. J. D. Monroe. NIXE (OIPLES \NI> MRS. C HARLES TEETERS HONORED ding date and place of marriage The program was presented in were: Mr. and Mrs. Mallie Miller, AT REt IT1 ION Sunday aHernuon at Methodist ( hurch. < ouples had the nave which had been decorat Cottage Grove, November 25, ed with tall baskets of pink pe 1903; Mr. and Mrs N. E. Comp affalr <1 aboie are, l<-tt to right, front row onies and mock orange blossoms. ton, Iowa, February 8, 1899; Mr. Mnu I isher. Mallit- Miller, Tremblev. J Mrs. Boyd Allen, organist, played and Mrs. J. A. Mackey, Eugene, several selections and accompani- December 25, 1896; Mr. and Mrs ed Bill Veatch, who sang "Be- U. S. Bales, Dorena, April 25. cause" and "The Ixird’s Prayer,” 1900; Mr. and Mrs. C N Land and Mrs. Warren Ness as she sang Illinois, November 18, 1903; Mr "O Promise Me" and "When I and Mrs. M. A. Horn, Walker, Grow too Old to Dream.” January 19,1902; Mr. and Mrs. A The invocation was given by the R. Land, Illinois, March 19, 1899; Rev. Sydney Gaither, who also in Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fisher, Eugene troduced the honor guests and June 10, HMX) and Mr. and Mrs gave a reading "When the Minis J. A. Trembley, North Dakota ter Calls.” January 9, 1904. Also Mrs. Charles Mrs. Charles Teeters had been Teeters, who was married at I>o- married the longest, 61 years, and rena, January 25, 1893. Wed 50-61 Years Loretta White, Ray Anthony Wed A recent gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs. John Ross in- chided Mr. and Mrs. Angus Sprankle of Scappoose; Mr and Mrs. Eugene Sprankle and daugh ter of Bend; Mr and Mrs. Harold J Ross and son Tomftie, Mrs. Helen Haynes, all of Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ross and chil- dren and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ross and family of this city. After the luncheon. Raedelle en tertained her friends with a • Thaaa «njojrii party were: Eileen Fick. Beverly and Sb* ml 1 Igiesbj M trsh • ?Smith, Judy Straum. Bonnie Ma cready, Vivian Macready ivisiting TO MEET TH! RSDAY NITE The Nathalie Wesleyan Service* . from Indiana», Helga Hirsch. Judy | Radtke. Marie Saunders and Rae Guild of the Methodist Church will meet at 7:30 p m.. Thursday, delle. July 1. in the church parlor. Luncheon guests of Fiddie Wild Miss Kate Andrews will pre- er were Richard Saunders and i sent the lesson and hostesses will Alan Richards. 1 be Mrs. Mary Morgan and Mrs. Office Supplies The Sentinel Albert Adkins Reception Sunday Young Matron Honored With Pink, Blue Shower GATHERING AT ROSS HOME You bet your boots they're swell! —uutnner photo A. Mackey, < harles Teeters, M. A. Horn, I . S. Bales, C. N. l and and A. K. Land. Back row, left to right: N. E. Compton, C. E. I isher, Mal- lie Miller, J. A. Trembley, J Land and A. R. Land. PortlandGirl Weds Guy Hancock 'A j I acmf at. . . good to wear. On June 13 immediately follow ing the morning service at the St. John's Christian Church. Portland. Miss Janet l^ee Martin became the bride of Guy H. Hancock. The Rev. Jess W. Johnson performed the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur D. Martin, Portland, and mother of the bridegroom is Mrs. Arthur Bales, Dorena. Given in marriage by her fath- | er, the bride wore a gown of lace over satin with fitted bodice and a full floor-length skirt of nylon | tulle over satin with lace inserts. I Her illusion veil was held by a j matching cap of lace over satin. She carried a handkerchief of lin en with a border of fine knitting, also a white Bible and white or- ' chid with shower of white baby rosebuds. The matron of honor, Mrs. Dale j Schmid, sister of the bride, wore | pink nylon tidle over pink satin ' with hed l>and of tulle . She car- ried a nosegay of pink and white carnations and sweet peas. The groom was attended by his broth- er. Elwood Hancock. Before the ceremony, Lyle Mes singer sang "Because." After the reception at the bride's home, they left for a wedding । trip to Victoria, B. C. The bride [ wore a blue linen suit with white accessories and white stole*. They XXII MRS. MARTIES t DW Mil» HXMHKIN (MI m Mar- are living in Bremerton, Wash., garet Louise llemvnu ay ) married Sunday, June 2Î, before a where the groom is stationed with Here’s boolmaking in the Acme tradition. Sturdy, comfortable boots, built for real action. Handsomely designed in multi- stitched and rich underlay patterns, in sixes for men, women, and children. Mrs. Carl Rich was the inspira An early June bride was Miss tion for a baby shower June 18, when Mrs. Cecil Wood, Mrs. H. Ixiretta White, who was married D. Lusk and Mrs. Lavem Hess at a nuptial Mass, to Raymond entertained for her at the Hess Anthony Galvin in St. Mary's home. Catholic Church, Eugene. The Appropriate games furnished ceremony was read by the Rev. MRS. <il V II. HAM O< n (Jan- the evening's entertainment, and William Mcl^eod. Parents of the iK-dding et Lee Martin) whos the honor guest was showered couple are Mrs. Ida May Whitt- of | Creswell and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. was an event of June with many dainty _ gifts. Pri Refreshments were served to Galvin, Eugene. John's Christian Church, Portland. $3.98 in Small Children's to $18.95 Mmes. Jim Dowis, Don Wicken- I White candles burned on the Hancock is the son of Best Quality Men’s doll, Bruce Cochran, Vernon Coop, altar, and pink and yellow snap- thur Bales, Dorena. Pete Ritter, Wally Morelock, Dick dragons with carnations and step- Prices for every pocketbook. Cherry, Bob Githens, Marvin hanotis were floral decorations in BALES TO ENTERT AIN Schaffer, Vern Kanel, Gordon Elf- the church. TOWNSEND (LIB MEMBERS ving, Neal Hammond, Carl Rich 1 The bride was escorted to the Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Bales, 291 I altar by her brother-in-law, Owen and the hostesses. North 16th street, will entertain Several gifts were sent by those, Wilson of Medford. Her gown was members of the Townsend club on unable to attend. ! of white imported Chantilly lace, We Give and Redeem July 5. A potluck supper will lie | which forimd the bodice andover- S & H Green Stamps served at 6:30 with a business skirt with a skirt and train of meeting following. All interested satin. Her fingertip veil was held parties are welcome. by a crown of seed pearls, and she carried a white orchid on a Wedding end white prayerbook. Matron of honor was the bride's Annlvettery Card« sister, Mrs. Bernie Shaffner of Portland, in yellow dotted nylon, to toll them you wish and bridesmaids were Miss Mary them lots of happinessl I Bricher, Cottage Grove, and Miss rose trimmed lattice on the patio at the home of the bride's mother, I Mary Ann Laherty, Eugene. Is>th .Mrs. W. A. Hrmcnwuy and the late It V Hemenway. "The exact age of the human in pink dotted nylon. Eact at unknown but it's certain- tendant carried pink and yellow- ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! ly old enough to know better!” carnations. Carl M. Stanley. Best man was Justin Brabham, brother-in-law of the bridegroom. "Most men never bring the boss g Ushers were Jerome Puisant and Miss Margaret Louise Hemcn- was the point Jace handkerchief home to dinner because she’s al Bernie Galvin. way became the bride of Mai ties I her mother had carted at her wed- ready there." Bert Kruse. A garden reception was held at ding 50 years ago. the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Edward Hamilton. Sunday, June tendent of nurses at the Sacred Miss Marjorie Hemenway, niece Galvin. Assisting at the reception 27, on tin- patio oierlooking the Heart hospital in Eugene for a were Mrs. James Hall, Eugene, garden of the bride’s family coun of the bride, was bridesmaid. Her number of years. Mr. Hamilton light blue embroidered who cut the cake; Mrs. Gerald try home at Cottage Grove. Miss dn operated a boarding home and Turpin, Creswell, served punch. Hemenway is the daughter of Mrs. nylon and her flowers were pink does specialty orders for his Finer- rosebuds. James Hemenway. Heinen«ay and the In charge of gifts were Mrs. Or W. made Foods. The couple will be ville White, Cottage Grove and W. A. Heinenway and parents ol brother of the bride, was best man at home at 1410 Moss Street, Eu- for Mr. Hamilton. Mrs. Wayne VanBurger of Co- the bridegroom art ■ Mr. and Mrs gene. J. 1-:. Hamilton, Victoria, B. C. re The bride's mother wore a blue quille. Guests for the ceremony and with corsage of reception were: Mrs. W. A. After a wedding trip to Cali- cent visitois here. The Rev. Claude silk crepe Hem- O ’ Brien ot Springfield read the mixed flowers. fornia, the couple will live in Eu- enway, Mr. and Mrs. Read 1 lem- gene. The bride was queen of last service at three o'clock in the Prof. Maud Woodyard played enway, Edward. Donna and Mar- afternoon before a rose trimmed the wedding march. year's local rodeo. jorie; Mr. and Mrs. James Hem- lattice and tall baskets of sum Informal Reception enway. David and Ruth Ora; Mr. mer flowers. DAKOTANS WILL Tit NIC See our selection of An informal reception followed and Mrs. G. E. Finnerty, Mr. and The annual picnic of the states The bride wore an afternoon the ceremony which was also at Mrs. Ed Keitzer, Warren McFar Very lovely greetings. of Dakota will lie held at Jantzen dress ot dark blue nylon sheer. the home of Mrs. XV. A. Hemen land, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shaw, Beach park, Portland, July 11. Flowers for her hair and corsage way. Mrs. William F. Norris, sis Mrs. Tina Beach, and Mrs. John CoHage Grove All former residents are urged were deep pink roses and stepa- ter of the bride, cut the wedding VanNortwick. all of Cottage to come and meet former Dakota nofis. Her necklace and earrings cake, while Mrs. Read Hemenway Grove; the Rev. and Mrs. Claude Pharmacy friends A potluck luncHeon will were South American handcut was in charge of the table, and O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. William We title Sai Ing Stamps I m - served and a good program is star crystals, gifts of the bride Mrs James Hemenway and Mrs. Norris and Paul and Miss Molly planned for entertainment. groom. Tucked under her bracelet Guy Holiday poured. Miss Maluta Reeves, Springfield; Mrs. Ruth Read, cousin of the bride, was in Holliday. Wayne Barbour, Mrs. charge of the guest book. Gertrude Lutosky, Miss Blanche For a short wedding trip, the Brownfield. Mrs. Maud Woodyard. bride chose an aqua dress and Mrs. Van Tibbetts and Miss Kath short pink wool coat with match- ryn Douglas of Eugene; Miss Ma ing hat and her wedding corsage. luta Read of Modesto, Calif!; Dr. Mrs Hamilton is well known Burke Inlow. San Francisco and and highly regarded as superin- Mrs. H. E. 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