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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL MONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1926. BAPTISTS HAVE LARGEST CAMERON TAKES ISSUE UNEDUCATED MINISTRY Many Putting Lizzies SUNDAY SCHOOL MEET POULTRY of EVERY KIND FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON Order now for delivery later. Quality Market Culver & Anderson 4 PHONE 46 '. formed October 14 • in Medford. Miss Johnson is >■ sister of Mrs. j City Briefs [ . Fred Beidler of this city and is i well know’ll here. The couple are ♦ + making their home in Medford. “Amos, the Preacher Who Had The largest Sunday school since the chapel car has been here was No College Education’’ was the held Sunday by the Baptist church subject of Pastor Duncan P. Caiu- Wednesday night with 120 in attendance. A steady ' 1 eron at the growth in the Sunday school has ! prayer meeting of the Presbyterian Cameron took been uoted for the past ten weeks church.» Pastor by Pastor J. D. Chappelle. At issue with the statement made tendances for the last three Sun j recently by Nicholas Murry Butler, days have been 114, 118 and 120. I president of Columbia university, It is the hope of officers of the to the board of trustees that the trouble with the Sunday school to have 200 in the fundamental school at the opening services in world is an uneducated ministry. Cameron showed what had been the new church on Sunday. The minister aud officers have * accomplished in the past by minis I been assure ! that the new church ters who had had no higher edu | will be ready for use Sunday. The cation and said that Butler might pews are all in the building though have mentioned irreligious educa- some have yet to be stained and tiou as a fundamental cause of • ' put into place. Plans have been trouble. Pastor Cameron voiced the ' made to consecrate the baptistry in the new church with a baptis- opinion that no one should be permitted to teach who has not i mal service Sunday evening. The high school B. Y. P. U. of experienced some religious- feeling . the Eugene Baptist church will be in his life. He emphasized th" I present at the Sunday school ser- value of education yet hoped that i vice here on December 19 and will no one would be despised for want stay over until evening, when they of an education. the A spirited discussion on will conduct the B. Y. P. U. meet ing. Members of the local B. l". points brought out in the talk was P. U. will entertain the Eugene held by those attending, The sub members with a dinner in the jeet on which Pastor Cameron dining room of the new church. will speak at the next meeting is, “Hosea, the Man Whose Ledgers ani and ledger sheets. Heart Was Broken.’’ In Homes for Winter Lizzie, the faithful family car, is to have comfortable quarters for winter, judging by building permits issued by the city recorder. Of 13 permits issued during No vember, eight were for garages, Fully as many similar permits were issued in the two preceding months. Those taking permits during No- v ^mber were: B. F. Thresher, garage; Godard & Randall, awn ing at warehouse; G. F. Garoutte, garage; D. J. Scholl, garage; Theo- dore ] Baker, garage; Nazarene church, garage; 8. P. railway, re pairs to station building; W. V. I McGee, dwelling and garage on , south First street; H H. Hoskins,' garage; W. B. Osmon, repairs to residence on south River road; W. B. Osmon, dwelling on south River j road; R. D. Wilson, dwelling south First street. A permit for a dwelling and store on south Sixth street has been issued in December to J. B. Argabright. Miss Beth Bede spent Saturday Tom Awbrey’s specialty, auto- in Eugene with her sister Ruth : mobile insurance. See P him. tfc The Sentinel. and with Miss Vera Scott. I Word has been i received from Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hoskins ; Mrs. E. M. Oberg of College FIRST EVENT BILLED spent Sunday in Portland visit i Place, Wash., that Airs. Rena NEW I. O. 0. F. TEMPLE ing their son Omar, who is in a Lewis, who is seriously ill at a Portland hospital recovering from ' Walla Walla sanitarium, is slowly A big dance and chicken supper an appendicitis operation. improving. Mrs. Lewis is the will be given Saturday in the Galloway, insurance, 511 Main. M mother o? Mrs. Raymond Trask new I. O. O. F. temple by the Dr. J. L. Thompson of Kansas of this city. Mrs. Trask and Oddfellows lodge and will be the first event to be held in the City, Mo., who closed a four week children are at Walla Walla. Stewart for good plumbing. building. Two orchestras 1 have revival series Friday night at the Christian church, left Saturday for Phone 217-J. South Seventh. been engaged for the dance, one Mrs. Mary Robinson is seriously to play on the second floor and Brownsville, wrhere he will conduct the other on the third floor. The • ill in a Eugene hospital. a series of meetiugs. Accordion Five, which plays at Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Speck of Anlauf, has been engaged and no I Salem visited the latter part of dance will be held at Anlauf that the week with Mr. and Mrs. Bert night. This orchestra will play Richmond. on the third floor and a selected Galloway writes insurance. orchestra under the direction of Mrs. Charles Burge is again in E. A. Steen will play on the second. a Eugene hospital receiving medi- The chicken supper will be ser cal treatment. ved from 5:30 to 12. The main A petition in bankruptcy was floor will be used so that the filed recently in the federal court' other two may be clear for dane i at Portland by Earl Ewing, an ' ing. 70c quart ’engineer of this city, who declared' 20c pound I his debts to be $1191 and his Ledgers and ledger sheets. The Sentinel. j «assets none. i A beautiful assortment of Christ- New Churoh Organized Here. i mas goods at Mendenhall ’s. Have A new’ church, the First Inde you seen his window? <120c pendent Spiritualist church of Cot Mrs. Frank Woodruff of Port-1 John Ponsford, who was acci- tage Grove, was organized at a □ . ° land, writing to renew’ her sub- □ Imperial Barber Shop □ scription to The Sentinel recently, I dently wounded while on a reeent meeting held Sunday evening at said that she had been very ill hunting trip near Klamath Falls the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. W. P. S. Bukowski, Prop. with tonsilitis for more than a and who had been in a Klamath McKinney. Fourteen members are □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ Falls hospital for a week, was enrolled and Mrs. Nellie Wood week and that her husband had to be cook, nurse and housekeeper. brought home today. Mrs. Pons- McKinney is the pastor. The ford and Pastor J. D. Chappelle church has as its purpose spiritual Ten thousand dollars and a hunt Would you like to see the most drove to Eugene this afteernoon research and the study of F.theria ing lodge in the Cascades is the beautiful line of silverware that to meet him. legacy received by G?orgp H. Medica. has ever been in town! If so, More than $40 was taken in by Meetings will be held each Sun- Moody, trapper and guide of Mc visit Mendenhall’s jewelry store. the ladies aid of the Baptist day evening at the McKinney Kenzie Bridge, from Herman O. d20c church at its bazaar and cooked home at which meetings a special Vogel, millionaire of I-os Angeles, Of interest to her friends here food sale held all day Saturday message with demonstration will who died at Innbruck, Austria, last is th«' marriage of Miss Daisy at the Smith-Short grocery. be given. A Wednesday night month, and whose will was filed Johnson, who lived here several “Hosea, the Man Whose Heart meeting for development will be for probate at Los Angeles Satur years, to Royal Johnson of Med Was Broken,’’ will be the subject held, each week at the George day, disposing of an estate of $2,- ford. The ceremony was per on which Pastor Ducan P. Camer Neeley home. Christmas night the 500,000. For the past several years Mr. on will speak a* the Wednesday church will hold a spiritual post- Vogel has been an autumn visitor night prayer service of the Preby- office. in the Cascades on hunting trips terian church. Ledgers and ledger sheets. aud Mr. Moody has been his packer Make Your Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Ivan E. Warner and guide. In 1918 Mr. Vogel are moving soon to Albany, The Sentinel. built a hunting cabin on Elk lake Gift to the Children’s where Mr. Warner will have the Coast Fork Local Elects. and Mr. Moody had the contract Cash & management of Irish Officials of Coast Fork local of for this building, this being Farm Home This Week Carry store there. the Farmers’ union, elected at a beginning of his association A large number attended the meeting held Thursday night, are the Los Angeles millionaire. Through the W. C. T. U. American Legion dance held Satur aw follows: O. A. Nichols, presi day night in the armory. The dent; L. D. Huff, vice president; Toys, MRS EASTHAM, Legion will hold another dance on Mrs. George Kappauf, secretary Charity Committee Aaks for The recently organized com- New Year’s. treasurer; Anna Jepson, conductor; munity central committee for d9-13 President. I Oscar McDole, doorkeeper; J. E. handling charity work is asking Carbon paper, $1.75 the box. Banton, chaplain; John Kebelbeck, all those with toys that they are The Sentinel. ! F. C. Furher, Otto Dobberstein, able to donate to leave them at executive board; John Massey, the homo of Mrs. L. McAboy on AVE your car! Why spend 7 • trustee. Mouth Sixth street. The commit to 10 cents per mile when Coast Fork went on record as tee has found several cases where the Harley-Davidson Single can favoring a tuberculin test of all the children will have no presents be operated for one cent per I sane county cattle, regardless of unless these are given through mile? It is even less expensive than riding on street cars! De type. A complete report of the some charity organization. The pendable — safe — I building committee was given and central committee will see that, all comfortable- i tabled until next meeting because toys donated are properly din- economical the i of lack of time. The meeting was tributod. year round. conducted by the retiring officers Let ut give yo« « ri«U and explain ttur'Pay of CreHwell local and a large del- ( Royal Neighbors Elect. tu^yott^rtde“ egation from Creswell attended. have Neighbor, The Royal I elected the following officers: Lost Turnover for Year Made. oracle; May Tennis, County tax collections totaling Eflther Hohl, past vfee oracle; Ileen Carrin, < LEY-DAVIDSON I $22,535.81 were turned over to oracle; Anna Gates, , chancellor- Grace Hchiaka, county treasurer, | Nellie Blackmore, recorder; Ema Saturday by Sheriff Frank E. ( Motorcycle I line Wilson, receiver; Anna Dodd, | Taylor. This ia the last turnover . marshal; Elsie De Young, inner j of the 1925 taxes with the excep sentinel; Golda Hayes, outer senti tion of intereat which has not yet I nel; Anna Swanson. board of been segregated. managers for three years; Nora The following ia the segregation: Queen, musician; A. W. Kime, phy I State and county ---- --- $10,966.97 i Cities ........... 3,530.51 sician. 1 School districts ------ — 5,769.36 | Union high aehoola ....... 273.47 Road district, -------------- 1,041.57 Automobile Insurance rire Insurance , Port Of Siu.law ----------- 826.48 Good Faith Bonds Plate Glaaa Insurance ■ Foreat fire patrol ........... 107.40 J Grey digger fund ...... — 20.05 Lad Evolves Own I! ay To See Santa HONEY ! GOOD VICTUALS BY THE BASKETFUL Buy your Groceries hero by the basketful. It is both economical ami practical. The quality of our stocks assures you aUvays serving the best victuals for your family—ami at no increase in cost. McQueen’s Grocery PHONE 66 ORDER THAT CHRISTMAS BIRD NOW! And we’ll have it ready for delivery on whatever date you set. We have picked up rome extra fine turkeys. We will also have Report on County Farm Submitted, Twenty men and one woman are residents of the Lane county farm, according to the report for the month of November. The re- port shows that the farm produced 31 pounds of butter during the month, 85 gallons of milk and 17 quarts of cream. All butter That the younger generation IS and milk used at the farm are pro fully as bright as that which is duced there. grown is illustrated by something that happened a few days ago. CARD OF THANKS. Little Gene Durham had been We wish to express our sincere visiting Mrs. K. K. Mills and she had said that she was going to thanks and appreciation for the Eugene to see Santa Claus. She kindness and sympathy shown us bereavement. described Santa in such a way that during our recent Gene wished to go along, but the Especially do we thank our neigh Mills were to be in Eugene until hors and friends, those who sang late in the evening, so it was im nt the funeral service and those I possible to take the little fellow. who sent floral offerings. SARAH A. SKELTON, He left, apparently for home, and <113p and family. much disappointed. Half an hour later the Mills car started for Eugene. When Mrs. Mills stepped □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□ □ into the back seat she was startled Name □ to find the Durham lad hiding be □ hind the back of the front seat, Your □ Had no one used the back seat, □ Bob the probabilities are that S presence of the lad would We'll □ have been discovered until the arrived where Santa Claus to be seen. I i I i for i Christmas Presents) .1 .. j $2.75 gallon I i I I I i i ♦ Lola Godard j PAGE THREE OLYMPIA AND EASTERN OYSTERS In time for Christmas. Dickson’s Market Lood for the Orange Front Home trade merchants will buy their SALES- BOOKS from their Home Print Shop. McKenzie Trapper Gets Legacy $10y000 /or personal errands ride at U per mile! EUGENE BUSINESS COLLEGE A. E. ROBERTS. Proildent A catalog, telling about our Secretarial, Bookkeeping and Stenographic Courses, sent free to any address, upon request. Monday is enrollment day. It’s a Good School 992 Willamette St. Phone 666 Eugene, Oregon. DR. CARLL Dentist ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE OVER THE WHITE PHARMACY. S I óinqle Harry Renile Dealer Christian Supper 1» Succeaa. More than 200 attended the I chicken .«upper given Friday eve- | ning by the ladiea’ aid of the I Christian church, receipts being more than f 120. Proceed« will bo work, ■ used for g«-neral church i Christmas decorations were on the table,, Mrs Charles Walker was in general charge, Mr». A. W. | Kime in eharge of the kitehen and .Mr». Herbert Whitlock. Mr, Wil liam Kirtley tad Mm. Roy Hand« ' of the dining room. j Bound Books. The Sentinel. “The wheel that squeaks the loudest gets the grease. (Pays to advertise.) CHAS S. HALL Main St. Lota of money to lean on well improved city property. Agency for the Union Saving» & Loan Awox'iation of Portland. Ore. JM California-bound Fine trains daily to San Francisco and Loa Angeles. Hundreds enjoy this inviting aerv- ice. I hey tei| with enthusiasm of the onasta Route journey. Through to Lx>s Angeles, the well-appointed SoMfhern California Express. Observation car, Standard Pullmans, delicious mining, ‘ha convenient "'<><T™'n.-1Ob^ry,a“on cer accommodationa, Ione. —moth riding Pullman*, delicious cuisine, service returning. winter Excurtion Ticket, at Low Coat Southern Pacific
