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o The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Orego» James Monroes Feted at Open House In Honor of 50th Wedding Anniversary Thum.. Jul> 7. 1955 ^SOCIETYc Mrs. Eva Davies of Cottage Grove and William Sachs of Eu gene were married Saturday, June 18. at Nevada, Calif. Following an extended wedding trip to Sacramento. Northern Cal ifornia and the California and Oregon coasts the couple will tie at home after July 10. at 531 XV 10th St., Eugene. Mrs. Sachs is a sister of Mrs. Hugh Robcits and Mrs. Thomas McIntosh, both of Cottage Grove. Rainbow Girls Attend Assembly A group ot Cottage Grove Rain bow Girls attended Assembly at McMinnville June 19, 20, 21, ac companied by Mrs. J 1* Walker and Mrs. Clarence Cothrell Reg istration at the Assembly totaled 1.512. Those attending included the fol lowing: Mary Margaret Cothrell Darla Hogate, Wilma Goff, Ruth ie Newton Susan Griggs. Sandra DeYoung, Phyllis Higdon. Sue Hig don. Marjorie Denney, Carol King, Loi King. Shower Honors Mrs. Ben Hilliker Mrs. Ben L. Hilliker was honor ed at a baby shower at the home of her parents. Mr and Mrs Em ery M Dailey. Thursday evening. June 23. Hostesses were Mrs Wal ter N. lx>wens. Mrs Vern Kanel l and Mrs. Glenn Wicks. Those attending included the following: Mrs Richard Hileman and Mrs. Earl Dailey, a grand- mother and aunt, both of San Jose. Calif.; Mrs. George Wamei of Albany, a grandmothei of Mi Hilliker; Mrs. Alfred Piquet, Mis dale Piquet. Mrs. Lester Gunson and Mrs. Lawrence Brown, all ot Eugene; Mrs. Robert Bradford. Mis Martin Foster. Mrs. Donald Vin cent; Mis Bert Trask, Mrs Ed win Voss. .Miss Jeanne Voss. Mrs Walter Graham. Mrs. Maivin Schaeffer Mrs. D Hugh Peniston. Mrs Floyd L. Hilliker, Mrs. Wai ren Reed Mi I John Bash. Mi C. E Neet, Mrs. Gary Leathers Mrs Earl Hill, Mrs. Nellie Pit- (•her Mrs. Joe Smith. Mrs. Glen I Gillispie and Mrs. W W. Hile man. all of Cottage Grove. + । 1 | | i Miss Ford Plans —Photo Clark Studio MISS I Mrs. Booth Fetes Niece at Shower Bowen Family Picnics on Holiday Mills Mortuary Washington at Seventh Phone 202 Cottage Grove, Oregon AT- B, they Steven- left this city to go to Grove. „ . plan an August wed- | Brockton and Avon, Mass., where ding at Our Lady of Perpetual I they were called by the serious Help Catholic Church. illness of G, H. Littlefield, Grace's grandfather. Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Sarrett an Mrs Stevens and Grace made nounce the engagement of their the trip by automobile, complet daughter. Miss Beverly Jean At- ing the 3500 mile trip in five and tridge. to Charles Edward Cooley. one half days. , son of Mrs. Gus Nowak of Cot Grace has just completed her tage Grove and Charles W. Cooley sophomore year at Stetson High of Utica. N. Y. Miss Aft ridge is School, Randolph. Mass. the daughter of the late Virgil L. While on the trip, she had the At fridge. opport unity of spending a few The engaged couple are lioth days in New York City, visiting graduates of Cottage Grove High places of interest including Radio | ,----------------------- School, she with the class of 1955 City, Statue of Liberty and Em- and he with the class of - 1951. pier State Bldg. as well as rid- 1 They plan an August 21. wed ing the New York subway and ding at Our Lady of Perpetual crossing the Hudson River by Help Catholic Church in Cottage ferry boat. Grove. Alter spending the Fourth of July weekend at Plymouth Beach on Cape Cod, Grace will leave Boston by eastern airlines July 11. to spend her summer vacation at San Juan. Puerto Rice. She will return to Cottage Grove by way of Miami. Fla., late in August, spending a few days Mr. and Mrs. Harold O. Hodges in Cottage Grove before contin uing to Honolulu where she will of Cottage Grove announce the engagement of their daughter. enter Punahou School for her jun ior year. She will make the trip Judith Anne, to Michael Hunter. to Honolulu by Matson Navigation He is the son of Mrs. Mary Ellen Asbury of Cottage Grove and the Company's luxury liner. "The late Floyd L. Hunter. Lurline." Miss Hodges is a 1954 graduate Mrs. Stevens also will return of Cottage Grove High School. Mr. to Cottage Grove in August. Hunter attended Cottage Grove schools and is now with the U S Air Force stationed at Fairchild Air Force base out of Spokane. The couple plans to be married Saturday. July 9, at Cottage Grove First Methodist Church. A Established 1912 J E A N is engaged to (harte Edward'(ooK-y. Both of (ottage Reflections . . . Those who follow us will find no more than we put in; let them discover the purest threads of gold. BEVERLY Miss Grace Ford, daughter of TKIDGE Mrs. George Booth enter Marjorie Denney was installed tained at her home last Tuesday Grand Love at the meeting. । with a bridal shower honoring 'her niece, Miss Delores Hairing-I 1 ton of Cottage Grove. Miss Hai rington is the fiancee of Lee G Blake. They plan to be married September 1, in Cottage Grove j Among those in attendance at Building Floor the shower were: Mrs. Frances Nichols, a grandmother; Mrs Ped ro Perini, Coburg; Mrs Donald Just as the inconceivably Baker, a sister; Mrs Dollie Bar-| deep gorges in the sea are be rington, Miss Ellen Graham. Mrs ing filled with minute particles of soil, there are chasms in our : Robert Harrington. Mrs. Robei I Snyder, Mary and Karen of Ve life that we may fill with kind neta ; nesses. Mrs Mark Baker, Eugene; Mis When we help a friend over Floyd Jones, Disston; Mrs Glen Violette. Mrs Ernest Gildersleeve a rough place, lend a hand to one in distress, dry the tears and Mrs. Leon Morss of Culp of a child, give good cheer to Creek; one who has passed his three Mrs. Robert Sears and Delores. score years, we make a floor Mrs Marion Ward and baby. Mrs of deeds that will endure for Tom Partney. Miss Glenda Rippy, ages yet to come, eg., the Mrs. Eythel Applewhite, Mrs Oz- father who by being honorable mer Burgess and Leon Mis Del- teaches honor to his son. the ton Hall. Mrs. Leonard Blake. Mrs mother who by example guides Lester Monte and Carol, Miss her daughter, the teacher who Marjorie. Heinenway, Mis Lav« uses kindness to instruct a rence Ormsby and Mrs Archie pupil, the great moral leaders Harington. mother ot the honored who set fire to our ambitions, guests, all of Cottage Grove. the Sportsmen and their creed + of goodfellowship these peo ple are filling a gorge that we may have a better world to morrow. We're Be+hro+hal Told The immediate families were present Friday. June 24. for the wedding of Miss Joan Crawford and Richard Chapman, both of Dorena. at the Kenneth Brightwell home at Culp Creek The Rev. Brightwell of Culp Creek As sembly of God Church performed the 6 30 pm ceremony. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs Oliver C. Crawford of Dorena Mr. and Mrs. Otis Chap man of Dorena are parents of the bridegroom. For her wedding, the bride wore a blue suit with white and pink accessories and a corsage ot pink carnations. The couple went to Southern Oregon and California on their wedding trip, the bride wearing her wedding ensemble. They now are at home at Dorena. Both Mr. and Mrs. Chapman are graduates of Cottage Grove High School. -♦ Phone 555 or 556 Mrs. Eva Davies Weds Eugenean Dorena Couple o By Mrs. Kov !.. Stone Members of the Bowen family . held a reunion picnic at Armi tage Park on the Fourth ot July. Members of the Thomas Bowen : family in attendance wa re Mrs. John Rice, Drain; Mrs Neil Moon- I ey. Remote; Mrs Sidney Gish, Falls City; Mrs Ralph Sears. Cot tage Grove, and Edwin Bowen of 'Eugene. Only one memlier of the I family, Glenn Bowen, of Unalas ka. Wash . was unable to be pres- i ent at the third annual reunion : picnic ■ Family members and descend ants present were: Mrs Mary Blakely. Mrs Ida Patten. Elaine Elliott. Nancy Fassett. Toni Bow en. Mr and Mrs Al Peak. Mr and Mrs Edwin Bowen. Dorlena Peak Bobby Robertson. Mr and Mis John Hepner. Mr and Mrs Monty Hepner. Mi and Mrs D Peak. B Peak, all of Eugene: Mr and Mrs Earl Howard. Mr and Mis Wal ter Keeney, Dexter; D\l I EI DOX IH I. D\1H I'll" 'Ury l"" " "'Lo.l B married in an evening ceremony Saturday . June 11, at ( ottag Grove First Presbyterian church. The c< tuple is now at home in Cot- tage Grove following a wedding trip to tl Photo. STYLE Permanents from Judi+h Hodges, Michael Hunter To Wed Saturday 50 Up Evenings by Appointment 1 Enumclaw Family Visit Don Youngs MODERN BEAUTY SHOP 3 OPERATORS TO SERVE YOU Jean Griffin, Prop. Phone 880 622 Whiteakcr By Ruth T. St. Clair l‘hune <18438 ( Delayed ) Photo by Brownins * Home studio | DAXIEL MOXKOE are pictured as they MH. were at the time of their marriage at Olathe, ( olo., June 27. 19(15, und as they appeared at an open house honoring their 5llth wedding anni- versary. The couple has lived in < uttaee Grove slnce shortly follow- Ing their wedding. Mr. and Mrs. James Daniel Monroe of Cottage Grove, whose 50th wedding anniversary was June 27, were honored at an open house at the home of a son and daughter-in-law. Mi and Mrs W one Monroe, on Sunday. June land; Mrs. Alton Aden, Frank Kausche. Grove; Mrs. ---------- logg. and Carl of Pasadena, was unable to attend They seven grandchildren. Lake Kel- who have DORENA Mr. and Mrs. Don Young and children of Enumclaw, Wash., spent last week visitin«’ at the Russel Haigh home. Mr and Mrs. Melvin Rogers of Oklahoma City left Thursday af ter spending several days visiting with the Garner Shoptaws. Mrs. Rogers is Mr. Shoptaw's sister. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Living ston of Dayton. Ohio, and Mrs. Richard Livingston of Eugene, visi. ted at the Ivell Humphreys home last Monday- Mrs. Robert Hansen and chil dren of Glide.-spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Nirs. Marvin Ponton. Mr and Mrs. Tom West and daughter of Springfield spent Monday night with the Bob Owens. Mr and Mrs. I<arry Kellog moved last weekend to their new home in Cottage Grove. Reception table and inom deco rations were arrangements of yel low roses and baskets of him* and Mr Monroe and the former white delphiniums. Miss Nellie Elizabeth Jones were Out-of-town guests included the nharried al Olathe, Colo. June Ji. to < ottage Rev. Ellsworth Tilton oi Rosi 1905. They came in and Mrs Meredith after their mar- burg; Grove short Eugene, of Eu riage and have made their home gene. and Mrs Monroe- brother here since that tune They have five children: Wayne and his wife of Pueblo. Colo., Mr. of Cottage Grove; Ralph ol Port- and Mrs. Ray B Jones. year. Next meeting will be a pot Interior decorating will be the luck picnic dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs. Flank Mauney. Mi and Mis Tom Morns Runill. group's study program tor the Mrs. Peterson August 10. vinne and two daughters. Spring- field; Mr and Mis Neil Mooney and Dickie of Remote; Mr and Mrs Edwin Gish, Mr. and Mrs. Sidnev Gish. Mr and Mis Elmer Gish and three children; Mr and Mrs Ralph Elliott, son and daughter. Falls City: Mrs Lois Rexford, son and daughter. Klamath Falls Mi and Mrs Bil- Mr and Mrs l’on Graham, Port- land; Mr and Mrs. Ted Russell. Mr and Mrs. John Rice. Dram. Mr and Mrs Clair Hepner and Gloria. Mr and Mrs Buddy Kei n ey and three children and Ml and Mrs Ralph Sears of Cottage and Western Wear for the rodeo WESTERN PANTS WESTERN SHIRTS WESTERN HATS Wool felt in a variety of colors. $3.98 Fine imported fur felt in true western colors. Authentic western cut and patterns. 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