Neighbors
Golda Belle Tullar Royal
Elect Mrs. Pfouts
Receives Bridal
Oracle for 1957
Royal Neighbors elected officers
Gifts at Shower
i for* 1957 Tuesday evening, choos-
Portland to Be
Man and Bride
SOCIETY:
Phone 555 or 55t»
Hebron Couple Married Sunday
In Early Afternoon Church Rite
By Mrs. E*th*T Hinkk
LONDON — Misa Goeii Be •.
Tullar became the bnde of M
chae! Pooler December 9 at 1 p"
Pastor J
M
ing Mrs Gladys Pfout» as Oracle.
B> Mr».’Esther Hinkl'
A bridal show er was Other new officers are Mrs Har-
lev Gates Vice Oracle; Mrs Harry
held the. ev ening ot December 6 Tennis, chancellor; Mrs O W
Grange
hall
honoring
M
at London
Blackmore recorder; Mrs. Zeno
Miss Golda Belle Tullar. Mrs
receiver; Airs Eimcr
T. Hayes was hostess.
marshal: Mrs A, W. Thomas, in
and
the
A “good advice" game
ner sentinel. Mrs Bertha Mc
opening of many gifts preceded
m Queen outer sentinel: Mrs Wil
refreshments of cake, ice cream liam Bartels, manager for three
and cotfee.
Th Rev Fremont Faul offici-
Tho«e
The wU1
installed January
Those attend.ng
attending were
were: Mmes J
the
double-ring
ceremony
a ted
T Hayes Gene Campbell. Pen;. g
Mrs Neison DeYoung as
m
Decorations
were
bou-1
at 8
Strin, ' W lyne B< rggn i
P
““
nstalling officer and Mrs. Gates
quet- t gold chrysanthemums and
Campbell. Clarence Simons. Hed
„ ceremonial marshal. Dr. Kob-
• ' r as
light. candles,
t rank
and Dr. John Petty
Tullar. Charles Woods
bride wore a street-length
Tavlor. Dock Craig Nelson Be- are physicians for the lodge.
>f nylon brocade Her cor-
mis B/Tt Tullar. Ellsworth Tul-
The camp met with Mrs.
as of Christmas bells and
Mrs
' lar. Gene Tullar. Paul Tullar.
„
jack
Henderer.- Oracle.
Jack
•»on Mrs. Gordon Magnusson,
Sowle* Mr- Herbert Breed-
George Hinkle. <---- -
IO attended her sister, wore a
Simons. Par Wilson. Judy
'
Hayes. ' love and Mrs L J McLaughlin
vy blue afternoon dress, and
Margaret Olds, and Emma 1-* ■ Acre ’iven grand honors At the
o had a Christmas corsage.
। close ol the meeting gifts were
i Berggren.
A 1 c Albert D. Rohrbach was
Sending gifts but unable to at exchanged.
.
hr st man.
Group sin^ng of Christmas car
tend were Mmes. Gorden Waller,
• couple left at once on a
Willard McKay. Carl Small. Jane ols, two vocal solos by Mis H^n-
he ^moon trip to the coast. They
Funk. Dein Martin. Henry Coop derer. a reading by Mrs Fred An
returned to Cottage Grove and
er, John Murry. Earl Murry, Al derson and games made up the
left Monday evening for Portland
fred White. Hi Remington. C. < ' p r o g i a m. Refreshments were
where they will be at home The
iGilham. Clifford Clark. \A illiam served by Airs Max Bird. Mis.
bridegroom reported to Curlew
Mr. and Mrs. D. F Roddy an Simons. I»on Morton. W. J Hud- . McQueen and Mrs. Petter Fetter.
Air Force base at Curlew. Wash nounce the engagement of their
but was to have been transferred daughter. Carol, to James Wil son Clarence Parr, and Miss Gen- ,
FAMILIES ENTERTAINED
to Portland immediately.
liams. son of Mr. and Mrs. Harley eva Simons.
Smith is a graduate of Cot- Williams of Saginaw A spring
Members of the Neighbors of
Those from out of vicinity see
; rove High school The wedding is planned. Miss Roddy ing gifts were: Mmes Clifford Woodcraft and their families
b .degroom attended high school graduated from the local high Foster. Arden Powell and Thaj'e^ gathered at the 1OOF hall the
hen but completed work for his school in 1955 and Mr. Williams Powell of Silk Creek: R»^'1 night of December 5 for a potluck
high school diploma after entering in 1954. He is employed by Zum Powell and Lynn Hawes of Cot- dinner followed by a gift ex
military service
tage Grove; Woodie Smith of Seal change Symbolic of the Yuletide
walt and Williams
season was the decorated Christ
Rock: Robert Dage of Dorena.
mas tree and the table decora
tions.
.
,
, „
SWIMMING, SKATING I’ARTY
A short business session follow
I OK INTERMEDIATES DEC 8 ed the social hour, with Mrs,
The Intermediate Bovs' and In Herman Miller presiding.
termediate Girls' classes of Gtt» »
The next regular meeting will
Trinity Lutheran Ladies A:d Avenut- Church of Christ Bib,e lx- the night of January 1 With
I society's December meeting. I school enjoyed a swimming and Mr- Carl Leal>o and Mrs. Beit
and Sandals Square Dance .which was to have been held De- skating party Saturday afternoon Hatch serving on the refreshment
club will hold its Christmas party cember 6, was postponed because at Benton-Lane park They weie committee.
at the Barn Thursday, December of bad weather Next meeting of accompanied by their teachers.
2i> at 7 30 pm.'Everyone attend- the group will lie January 3 at Geroki Witherspoon and Mrs. Rob
in
asked to take a 50-cent gift the home of Mi's Ray Darden ert Beach. Also attending was \*<iM TO INITIATE
Deiember 8, wi re \! e Dnnald Glen
bn exchanging and canned or with Mrs Howard Fishell as host- Jerry McComack.
»rim r Darli in- Mae Martin. They will
Women of the Moose will meet
staple foods for a basket to lie ess.
Arter swimming and skatin„.
t lined over to the Christmas j The society's Christmas party the group enjoyed refreshments of Thursday, December 20, for a
Christmas
party and exchange of
Cheer Fund being collected by the will be Tuesday. December 18. at sandwiches, chili and cake w hich
gilt- Cost of gifts is limited to
Church and School Counsellors 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs they had taken with them.
$1 each Any co-worker may take
a--n., in cooperation with the Cot- Fishell, 1225 West Mam street,
a prospective member as a guest.
ta e Grove fire department
All women of the church are in
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\RDEN
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B
. . I be held.
Members are to take ginger- I vited to attend and to take their
PARTY Tl ESDAY
1» - ad for refreshments.
| children. Gifts costing no more . HOLIDAY
J
diana
Gai
den
club
w
ill
meet
Put off thy cares with thy
\ bazaar and food -ale will I m ? than 50 cents will lx» exchanged, Tuesday, December 18. at the
clothes, so shall thy rest strength
lay,
'
home
of
Mrs.
Ben
Mattoon.
Iblo
December 15. Mrs. Frank Guisin- ' Providence has given us hope Bryant axenue, for a Christmas en thy labor, and so thy labor
rem
sweeten thy rest. Quarles.
?cted new officers ger chairman, asks that bazaar and sleep as a compensation for party and gift exchange.
ecemlaT 5. Those items he taken to the Bam Thurs- the many cares of life Voltaire.
v < today । when the weekly
President. Mis.
irkshop commences at 7:39 p m.
I; secretary, Mrs.
Mis Elmer Wilson is seeking
treasurer, Mrs.
Wind,
WONDERFUL WAY
d publicity, Miss m iterial for the club scrapbook
having pictures or news
Ward Board members Anyone
items
may
take
them
to
the
Barn
he middle of last
BEYOND THEIR PRICE TAG!
for soon so that she may complete
the project.
I
Mr and Mr- Howard Barnard I
Kelly.
Messrs, and Mmes II
w ill go to Tillamook Friday where
Jack Winder- and W
he will call a dance for the Tilla
The new •fficers wjj I take over mook Coasters Saturday at 8 p.m.
their dutje tin- tu t of January he will call a dance at the Liberty
The Hayloft Squai
school at Albany for the Circle
burg will bol l their ■egular club 8 club. Boots and Sandals mem
. December
dance
doing the ber- are invited to attend both.
Mr. Barnard called a dance at
he at the
calling.
I the local high school for faculty
! members and their friends De-
ci mber 6 “A large group attended.
club has received thanks
and Mmes. for The
They w
cards -ent Hershe! Mapes, a
Oval Powell. Virgil Shep)
patient in the veterans hospital
Kulm. Bill Olson. Dale f Baker. Al in Portland. The message was re
nd Jack
oofs and ceived by Tom Mitchell, local
Thoma
"ham" operator.
and Mr. and Mrs.
Saturday evening visitors at the
Charles Cox o
Barn included Mrs. Rosemary
Is-i’inners class.
Thrapp of Springfield. Bill Plue-
ard. Cottage Grove, and Messrs.
led by D
isehurg 1 and Mmes. Bob Bennett, lister
no Barn a
Messrs. I Bea', Glenn Sangl. Mahlon Wash
■emlx’i
bum, Dlek Rutf. Lae) Plum, Ar
Wi
Mm
mas Kallas, and Jack Dingm.in,
man .ill of the Eugene Wagon Wheel
ers. Visitors are always welcome
Mis-
it the Bam at 10th and Jeffer
ce and
son.
*
clubs
T
it
p for the
, Decrm-
Mae
Martin,
and Mrs. Elmer
t>ute 1. Creswell, be- 1
ide of A 2 c Donald
Saturday evening. De-
i the parlor of the .
urch. Parents of the i
Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Blue Star Mothers
Receive Charter
She.iev oí V
Mr. and Mr* Ber- T_
Creek Mr Pooler is
Roc
Mr» W W Siru-h
Baskets of English
¡gated holly and red and ye. >w
mixed
flowers
decorated
tS
Miss Carol Roddy
Tells Betrothal
To James Williams
Coburg, cous." ot the bn de
ed Lohengrer. s Wedd.r.g V
ther the br.de wore a be.ge
tan of
time dress with black access
She earned a lavender orc.-, d
a white Bible
The matron-of-honor wa<
i’repe Tullar. sister-in-law of
tais
bride She wore a turquo.M
suit with white accessories
carted a pink and white ca
Membe
tian noeegay
Bruce Pooler brother of
tions of tinned
groom, acted as best man
baskets and a
The bride s mother chose for the
member for a
occasion a brown or ion dress w th
tmai
brown accessories and a white
carnation corsage Th»- grcom -
mother wore a navy daytime dre-
with white accessories
A large number of friend- and
relatives attended the weddin.'
and the reception which followed
at the Bert Tullar home
Zuleima Nile club will have its
The couple will make their Christmas part) and gift exchange
home on Cedar Creek Mr Pooler ' Wednesday. December 19. at th>-
is employed at the Black Butte home of Mi - William Githens,
mine.
with Mrs. Lloyd Griggs and Mrs.
Those who attended the wedding
■ ■.
• ' '
from out of vicinity were Mr
Several mem tiers of the local
and Mrs W W Smith and daugh club attended the visit of Supreme
ter of Seal Rock; Mr and Mr- Queen Ruth M Rocho at Coquille
Harley Smith and Mrs Laura Iiecemtx-r 3. Two local women,
Riggs’ of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. , Mr- Alfred E. McKenzie and Mis.
Robert Dage Of Dorena; Mr. and Richard Chambers became mem-
Mrs John Matson and children bers of Nile club.
and Mrs Kenady and children of
Cottage Grove.
SI BJECT FOR < I I B
CARNATION < 1.1 B TO ELECT
Cottage Grove Home Gardeners
OFFICERS, EXCHANGE <»IH" met Monday. IX‘ceml*er 10. at the
Degree of Honor Carnation home of Mrs Wallace ( iochetti.
club will meet at the home of Subject of the lesson was ( hrist-
Mrs Alfred Meibs. 432 First St . mas Ideas. Each member took a
December 13 at 1 30 p.m. There clever idea for home decorations
will be election of officers and a After the lesson a gift excham ।
Christmas gift exchange
Dec. 20 at Barn
Boots and Sandals
Zuleima Christmas
BRIDGET WOOO
M
•cember
will b
terian church. T
immediati
Mrs. R. DeJarnett
President for 1957
FOR GIFTS
IS llt.< EMBER L’>
Th,- Tow
nd C1
a rummage sale S
cember 15, at Grovt
5th and Washington
fee and pie Will be si
AT CHRISTMAS
THE VERY BEST TO YOUR FAMILY
FROM THE
Samsonite family!
Eastern Star Has
Memorial Service
For Late Members
Shower Honors
December Bride
hon
W<
in
s Janice
home of Mrs. Grace
ening. The
were open-
hment
cak
Ain
M
W
t. coffee
> the tol-
Fred
•r. Lovd
•k. W
Jame
Henn ( ix
I Will H
iiwin Go
Willi
mi ;
family a leetrf Chnitmoi because it u the
•belt." It » Wrong-»o »trong you can even
stand oa M IT» beautiful—with exclusive
H-
“better-thon-leother" imuhe» that laugh off
»cuffing, w.pe cleon with a damp cloth-and
travel mile after mile without losing their
Mrs Ru
the Wo
Hot 80. *15
>ef only *40.
HIGH TWIST FOR BETTER-THAN
EVER FITI DULL FINISH!
GREATER ELASTICITY!
There will lie a potluck dinner
at Elks hall Tuesday. Decemlier
18. at 6 pm for Emblem club
members. Elks and their families.
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The "Very Best" to Her with:
Cottage Grove chapter. Order of
the Eastern Star, conducted me
morial services for four members
who had passed away during the
past year at a meeting December
6 at Masonic hall. The officers,
carrying lighted candles, formed
a cross as Mrs George Gunn and
Mrs. Percv Malcolm sang “The
Old Rugged Cross."
Next stated meeting will be
Thursday. December 20. when
there will be degree work.
Constellation club will have its
annual 12:30 pm. luncheon and
exchange of 50-cent Christmas
gifts Thursday. December 13. i to
day*. All Eastern Star members
are invited. They are to take a
salad or dessert. Turkey will be
furnished.
Refreshments wen1 served by
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hansen. Mrs.
Ray Wilder. Mrs. Blanche Saun
ders. Mrs Kenneth Ward, and
Mrs. Earl Stanley.
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•Thore are two kinds of charity,
remedial and preventive.
The
former is often injurious in its
tendency; the latter is always
praiseworthy and beneficial. Ty
ron Edwards.
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