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The Tuesday Study club met this
week at the home of Mrs. George
Matthews.
The study of several
The M. 1*. O. club observed its 1 American composers was taken up
uunivemary
Wednesday and a 10 minute talk was given ou
eleventh
afternoon of lust week nt the home each. Selections of Jessie 1.. Gay­
of Mrs. Roy Short,
A busiúes lor were given bv Master Harold
session was held at which the fol­ Mackin and Armand Wynne Jr.
lowing officers wero elected: Mrs. Mrs. George Matthews, who had
I Elbert Smith, president; Mrs. W. J. the study of Carrie Jacobs Bond,
| Woods, secretary-treasurer.
Bou­ gave her vocal number, “The End
quets of gulden snapdragons, Afri­ of a Perfect Dav.” Selections from
can marigolds and zinnias in pretty the other component were given on
arrangement made the rooms al­ the victrola. Guests of the dub
ii social after­ were Miss Esther Silsbv and Mrs.
tractive. Following
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neon, u two-course luncheon was A. I.. Wynne. The next meeting
A large birthday cake, will be held September 23 at the
served,
Umphrey.
adorned with 11 white candles, homo of Mrs. C. <J> E.
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centered the luncheon table. At each
The
Methodist
foreign
missionary
end an attractive bouquet of pink
sweet peas and clarkias was placed, society met Wednesday afternoon
fho place curds ua & o carried out of last week in the ehurch parlors
the color scheme.
Out-of-towu and elected the following officers:
"
H. Chambers,
reelected
guests were Mrs. Fannie Davis, of ' Mrs. J. ~
Lincoln, Neb., mother of Mrs. I president; Mrs. C. A. Beidler, vice­
Woods; Miss Minnie Wilcox, of president; Miss Grace Blackwell,
Portland, sister of Mrs. C. C. secretary; Mrs. C. E. Um ph rey,
Cruson, and Mrs. E. J. Titus, who treasurer; Mrs. J. R. Hendricks,
was here from Eugene visiting her corresponding secretary. Mrs. J. H.
son. Hurry Titus. The club will Chambers had charge of the study
hold its next meeting Tuesday at program which was on the mission­
ary work in Malaysia.
the home of Mrs. J. T. Smith.
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Weekly Program
Thursday, Sept. 11.—Hoot
Gibson in “Broadway Or
Bust.” Fighting Bloods and
International News.
Fri., Sept. 12.—J. B. War­
ner the cowboy star in
“Flaming Hearts ” Anti a
comedy.
Sat., Sept. 13.—“Strang­
ers of the Night ” (Cap­
tain Applejack) with Bar­
bara LaMarr, Enid Bennett,
Matt Moore and others. And
a comedy.
Sun.-Mon., Sept. 14-15.—
“The
Plunderer”
with
Frank Mayo, Evelyn Brent,
Tom Santschi and Peggy
Shaw. And a comedy.
Tues., Sept. 16. - “The
Bedroom Window” with
May McAvoy, Malcom Mac-
Gragor,
Richard Cortez,
Robert Edeson, Geo. Faw­
cett and Ethel Wales. And
a comedy.
Wed., Sept. 17.—“The
Eternal 3” with Hobart
Bosworth, Bessie Ixtve, Ray­
mond Griffith and Claire
Windsor. And a comedy.
Thurs., Sept. 18.—“The
Fair Cheat.” with Dorothy
MacKaill
and
Edmund
Breese. Fighting Bloods and
International News.
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Good Bye, Vacation
Hello, SCHOOL
Pencils
Pen holders
Pen points
Crayolas
Paste
Rulers
Ink
Drawing paper
Practice paper
Rubber bands
Pencil boxes
Compasses
Pencil clips
Pencil sharpeners
Note books
Composition books
Spelling blanks
Fountain pens
Automatic pencils
Pencil lead
Paints
Scissors
Dividers
Loose leaf covers
Loose leaf fillers
Reinforcements
Protractors
School Supplies of all kinds
BIG Fair TABLET
See our
260 pages
We have everything needed for
school except the text books
Tho LaComus club held its first
Miss Marian White entertained a
few friends Thursday last at an meeting this season Tuesday after­
informal evening of five hundred noon at the home of Mrs. C. J.
m honor of Misses Bertha and Fern Kern, After a social afternoon, a
Hay», of Eugene, the object of the two-courso luncheon was served.
The rooms and table were attrac­
party being that the honor guests
might become better acquainted tive with fall flowers. The next
with tho Cottage Grove young meeting will be held September 23
The affair was held at with Mrs. W. W. McFarland.
people,
tho homo of Mrs. Georg Bjorset.
The Kensington club will meet
Garden flowers were the attractive
decorations for the rooms and , tomorrow afternoon.
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tables. Delicious refreshments were
Thornton Corners Society.
served following the cards. Those
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J. 8. Ponsford
io enjoy the affair wore Mrs. H. A.
Hagen, Mrs. Ivan Warner, Mrs. H. • were hosts Wednesday evening at
F. Edwards, Miss Bethel Gowdy, a farewell party at their home for
Miss Evelyn Vcatch, ‘Mrs. Georg Mr. and Mrs. Minter, of Walden,
Bjorset. Miss Hazel Swanson, Miss 1 who have gone to Seattle.
Margaret Galloway and Miss Wilma
London Society.
White.
The Busy Beee sewing club met
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For the first week of the school term we will give free with
last
week
with Mrs. John Small.
Thu Toujours Prete club enjoyed
The next meeting, which will be
every purchase of 25c or more of school supplies, a pencil with
its annual no-hostess dinner party the last this year, will be with
Wednesday evening of last week Hazel
your
full name stamped on it. We have a new machine for
and
Bernice
Thorn
ou
at tho home of Mrs. R. L. Stewart, j Thursday afternoon.
this
purpose.
This was the first meeting since I
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the summer vacation.
Following i
Mount View Society.
the dinner a business meeting was'
Mrs. Amanda Sears entertained,
held at which the following offi­ about twenty-five young people
cer» were elected: Miss Rita Kelly,! Thursday evening in honor of the I
president; Miss Ermine Violette,! birthday anniversary of her son
vice-president; Miss Clara Milne, Prison, to whom the affair was a
secretary-treasurer. A social even i
surpriso A pleasant evening was
ing followed. Thu club will hold spent at cards and dancing and re­
its next regular meeting September
24 at the home of Mrs. Fred freshments wero served
Bennett.
SILK CREEK.
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Tho Baptist church congregation
(Special to The Sentinel.)
honored Mr. and Mrs. Avery Minter
Sept. 9.— Ruth and Faye Dorrell
with a farewell party Wednesday spent several days recently visiting
evening of last week at the J. H. at Oakridge.
Ponsford home. The Minters have
Prof, and Mrs. Campbell, of Suth­
gone to Seattle, whore Mr. Minter erlin, who will have charge of the
is taking up evangelistic work. A church school, have arrived and are
itucini evening was enjoyed, after settled in the school dormitory.
which dainty refreshments were
Mrs. E. M. Babcock and son
served. Mr. and Mrs. Minter were i Kenneth returned Monday from a
the recipients of a beautiful set of motor trip to Portland.
teaspoons.
Mr. Minter’s place as
Alvin Walker, of Klamath Falls
superintendent of the Baptist Sun­ spent Monday night at the Babcock
day school has been taken by Roy j homo and’ went on to Medford
Howard.
Tuesday.
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Mrs. Nettie Estes has gone io
Completely surprising Mrs. Alvis the Scarborough prune orchards at
Wicks, nee Miss Marie MeCargar,
I
Corrected.
Unruly Waves.
First Salesman—“I stopped at
about twenty of her friends gave Creswell.
Mrs. VV illiam Webb, of Spokane, I
4 zealous but untrained reformer
In 1930. “Central! You’ve given the Hotel Halfback.’’
her a kitchen shower Friday after-; was a
visitor
nt
the
Will
Doriess
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had
obtained
permission
to
speak
me
the
wrong
wave-length.
—
Little
Second Salesman—“That’s a very
noow at the home of Miss Esther home Sunday and Monday.
Koek Gazette.
at the county jail.
peculiar name for a hotel, it seems
The presentation of the |
Bilsby.
Word has been received by Mr.
“Brothers,’’ he pleaded with
to me. ’ ’
gifts was cleverly arranged,
arranged. Miss and Mrs. David Estes of the ar­
Three thousand people r.-il The
First Salesman—“Well, they call
Frances Mackin and Miss Madelle ' rival of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Har­ them, “lose no time in turning tn
What have it the Halfback because everybody
the pathway of righteousness. Re­ Sentinel each week.
Beidler, made up
1
as pickaninnies, din at Loma Linda, Calif.
member we are here today and you to toll this vnst throngf
sho stops there kicks
coming to Mrs. . Wicks’ door with L
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Babcock
a large basket, supposedly filled | and daughters Sue and Judith, who gone tomorrow. ’ ’
Gloomy
voice
from
the
rei
with clothes but in reality filled1 had been visiting their parents,
“I’ve got 18 years here yet.’
with gifts. After a social afternoon, left for Portland Tuesday.
Mr. London Opinion.
dainty refroahmenta were nerved.
Babcock has employment there.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Grimes enter I Lithographing, engraving, steel
Mrs. W. IL Ostrander entertained I
about 20 friends last Thursday tinned 1 rof. and Mrs. Campbell I ¿Re work. The Sentinel’s live wire
and son at dinner Saturday.
print shop is the place.
afternoon at a shower in honor of
her daughter. Mrs. Clarence Spen­
Bellhop (-iftcr guest has rung for
cer, of Eugene, who was visiting ten minute»): “Did you ring sir!’’
with her mother. Social con versa - i
Guest: “No, I was tolling.
I
tion and needlework were the di-: thought you were dead.’’
versions enjoyed, after which dainty
refreshments were served.
“Although unable to make the
acquaintance of a young lady I met
Miss Eloise Knox celebrated her in a revolvong dior, I began going
tenth birthday anniversary happily around with her.
Saturday afternoon, when 20 of
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her little playmates responded to
invitations issued by her mother,
Mrs. Frank Knox. Games and con­ <£--------------------
tests were played, after which a
Presbyterian Church—J. Bruce
birthday’ lunch was served on the
Giffen, acting pastor during th<*
lawn.
To th e
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absence of A. Ralph Spearow.
RIDS ENTIRE '
school
at
10.
forenoon
ser-
Sunday
^Annual
Mrs. O. W. Hays entertained 30
ROOM OF FLIES
school mates of her daughter Eve­ vico at 11, evening service at 8.
IN A FEW MINUTES
lyn Monday afternoon, the occasion
SALEM ’ September 22-27
being Evelyn’s ninth birthday an-1 Baptist Church—Tenth and Adams.
n ¡versa rv. Games and play made E. li. Clevenger, minister. Thi,
' Fight flies with CENOL FLY
the afternoon hours pass speedily. church sfttni*
ds for the full gospel DESTROYER. Wipe out a
Da intv refreshments were served.
message. A welcome is _
given to all | whole army of them in a few
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who come. Bible school at 10. minute«. Simply spray the room and
The Baptist ladies’ aid society preaching at 11 and 7:30. Young the flies fall dead. CENOL FLY DE­
will entertain tomorrow evening ar people's meeting at 6:30. Prayer STROYER is quick, sure, safe to use.
Pleasure, Recreation, Education
a benefit ice cream and watermelon meeting Thursday evenings at 7:3i Pleasing odor.
For fuU trai. information. communlrate with
social, to bo held on the lawn at After the prayer meeting the pastor
Sold by
the K. K. Mills home. The object conducts a das« in bible study.
is to raise money for improvements
KEM’S for DRUGS
at th«» Baptist church.
Cenol Agency
Christian Church, the “ home like ’*
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minister.
—A. J. Adams,
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Th«» Presbyterian ladies* aid soci church
Sunday school at 9:45, sermon and
etv met yesterday afternoon in the
church parlors, with Mrs. R. R communion at 11, Christian endear
vor at 6:30, evening service at 7:30.
J•»!». Mrs. M. W. Connell, Mrs. A.
• • •
\\ Sunnson and Mrs. John Groves
Methodist Church—Rev. J. H.
as hostesses.
Ebert, Pastor. Sunday school at
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after every meal
Mrs. C. C. Cruson, Mrs. C. _ 8. 9:45, morning worship at 11, Ep
worth
league
lea
at
7,
evening
service
Roberts and Mrs. Clara Burkholder
Cleanses month and
will entertain the Constellation club at 7:30. Everybody in welcome to teeth and aids digestion.
attend
all
of
theee
services.
next Thursday afternoon at its
Relieves that over­
first meeting since the summer
v neat ion.
Christina Science Church—Corne’ eaten feeling and acid
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•f Jefferson avenue and Second mouth.
Its l-a-s-t-i-n-g flavor
1 ho American Legion and the street. Sunday services at 11 a. m.
anuxiliarv of that organization will Wednesday services nt 7:30 p. in. saltslies the craving lor
sweets.
hold a joint meeting Monday even
ing. The K. P. staff of the legion
Free Methodist church—Corner of
Wrigley’s is double
will servo a banquet.
Monroe avenue and south Fifth value in the bcoettt and
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street —D. 8. Forrester, pastor, Sun pleasure II provides.
Mrs. W. L. Dnrbv will be host day school at 10, forenoon services
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ess Monday afternoon to the Pu*t at 11, evening service at 7:30. Sralrd tn its Purity
Matrons* club at their first regular Prayer meeting at 7:30 Thuraday Pockaf*.
meeting since the summer vacation. evenings.
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The W. C. T. I*, will meet to
Seventh Pay Adventist Church—
morrow afternoon in the Presbv A'est Main street. Services every
terian church and hold their nn Saturday. Sabbath school at 10.
nun I election of officer*.
church service at 11; prayer meet
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mg Wednesday evenings at 7:30.
Tho Tues«lav Bri«lge chib
Services wi|^ be held in the I-a-
held its first meeting ot the season
tSd
next Tuesday with Mrs. C. J. Kcm. . hum school house in the forenoon
i
on Rtindava for an esiended length
The W. R. C. will hold their of time. G-ilan Jordan, of Eugvne,
Free
Delivery
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