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COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL. THVKSDAY. JULY 7, 1927.
CARD Or THANK*
Wr wish to oxprv» our alac.r. thoah*
and appreciation for the kindness and
■> mpathy shown during the (lln.-sa and
death of our husband and father
« •
wish to thank thoao who arm floral of
frrinca and also the pallbearers.
MHH J. A kl L iott
A K KLLIOTT
MR and MR» NORRIS EI.LIOTT
NOBLE ELLIOTT,
l.ARl. KLLIOTT.
MRS GKRTKl'M WHITSETT,
MR. and MRS II L I’KRINI.
JyTpMR and MRSKENNKTH TA ITT
j
SOCIETY !
A family icunion was h«dd Bun
day «t the hum« of Mrs. S. E.
Hublmrd in the west section of the
city. All of Mrs. Hubbard s chil
dren except a sou of Drain and a
daughter of Wallace, Ida., were
present.
A delicious dinner was
served by Mrs. Hubbarti. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. John
WEEKLY PROGRAM
Hubbard of Creswell. Oscar Hub
bard of Eugene, Wiley Hubbard of
Drain, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wis
Thursday. July 7
I carson of Bend, Mr. and- Mrs.
THE FIGHTING
Stanley Hubbard of Portland. Mr.
THREE”
and Mrs. A. Hubbaid of McCloud.
With Jack Hoxie.
Cal.;
Mrs.
Hubbard's
brother.
A new anti thrilling ra , Henry Crenshaw of this city; a
mance and tale of the west sister in law, Mrs. L. Crenshaw of
with scenes and episode« I this city; Mrs. Hubbard’s mother.
not usually found in the | Mrs. Melvina Willis, who is 101
| years old; ten grandchildren, K. O.,
western picture.
■ Hazel. Ethel. Annie and
Freda
Comedy
Wiscarson and Lester. Elisabeth,
“The Big Swim.”
Lloyd, Billie and Leatha Hubbard
International News.
and a friend. Al M c C oy of Me-
Cloud, Cal.
ARCADE Theatre |
Friday, July 8
KNOCKOUT REILLY"
With Richard Dix and
Mary Brian
A smashing tale of a good
looking steel worker who
becomes the world’s cham
pion prize fighter. Enter
tainment in knockout qual
ities.
Comedy.
Dangerous Curves Behind.’
The ladies' aid of the Christian
church was entertained Wednesday
afternoon in the ehurch parlors.
with Mrs John Coffman, Mrs. J.
Gowing, Mrs. Sol Coffman. Mrs.
James Groom and Mrs. D. T.
Awbrey as the hostess committee.
A short business meeting was held
and was followed by a social hour.
Mrs. Dick Harbert gave a vocal
number and Mrs. Gowing gave a
reading. A quilt pieced in basket
style in blue and white was
given Mrs. Charles Walker by the
aid in appreciation of her four
years as president of the society.
Dainty refreshments were served.
Conference Camp Meet
Plans Nearly Complete
|
(bout 300 are expected to at
tend the seventh annual Methodist
conference ennip meeting to
la1
held here July 21 to 31. Plans are
about complete for the eonfereuee
and only a few minor details eon
eerning the grounds rem«in to be
arranged.
A strong program has been ar
ranged, according to Pastor John
V Lina, and Dr. Ira J. Hargett of
Kansas t'ity, Mo., will be the main
«peaker. He has spoken at other
conferences here and was well
liked
Miss D. Willin t’nffray,
evangelist of Chicago, also will be
one of the main speakers.
Special sen ices for young people
are being arranged.
Miss V.
Dorothy Johnson of Portland, who
assisted at several meetings here
previously, will he in charge of the
young people’s and children’s sor
x-ices.
Man Buried 24 Hours Is
Rescued Without Injury
City Briefs
Not expected
Not thought possible
!
Jaiiiv» Du un of
Waldport, n
former i< »idvnt ot thi.« city, np.-tit
the I'ourth her«« with frien«ln.
I’ll.' Theodor«* M<-lz.«r family of
1‘ortlaml «i»it«*d Fridiiv " ith Mr».
I'nrlott,* Mattisou whil«* on th«*ir
>«:«« to »|H*nd th«* Fourth it North
B.nd
Mi, «nd Mr». Carl B«rn<*r of
Portland »pent th«* I'ourth with
their daughter. Mr». J. S. Eaatham.
Jack Curtiz returned Weilnvaday
to Aberdeen, Wash., after viaitiag
-exeral da» j with his si»t«T, Mrs.
Juds«>n Mien.
Mr. i «nd Mrs. Charlea Walker and
Linn 1 Walker spent
Fourth '
with Mrs. Audrey
of
North Henri, daughter of Mr. nnd '
Mrs. Walker, George Brun«! nr
eoiiqmuied them.
Mr. and _ Mr»,
A. -----
Kelly
— , ,W.
... —
,. and
Wdber Kelly spent the Fourth with
Mr. and Mrs. John Hnstiug* nt
West Fir.
Afet naw an even greater
E ssex Super-Six
on Dhpiay
Essex engineers have now created an even fTMtrr and finer
basex Super-Six. So startling are its advantages that at the height
of the veiling \ea\on, with the market stripped of Esiex cars
and thousands of unfilled orders on hand, production was in
terrupted to give buyers a greater and finer value
We are now showing the finest Essex value of all tune and
yvui promptness in .ordering alone can insure delivery ahead
of the multiplying thousands who want this new Essex
AU frrtces f. o. b Defroh. ptui u*rt? r.vrOr Um
Charles Walker left Tuesday fur
Portland, where he will serve un
the grand jury.
MARSHFIELD. July 7— (UP.)
A joint installation will la- I
—After being buried alive for Saturdnv night m
nearly 24 hours. Ben Bennetson, temple by the I. o o.
■18. employe of the Hauser Con Rebekah lodge anil
struction company, was removed un
Miss Alary Ellen
Benson
is
injured this morning after a crew
her
with two steam shovels had labored spending several days with
since early yesterday in the rescue. father, James Benson of Glendale,
Bennetson was working as tunnel who recent! ■ traded his chicken
man in a rock quarry when a slide ranch at Wolf Creek for a drug
of rock and dirt covered him. He store in (Hendáis.
Saturday. July 9
owes his life to the fact that he
Walt Cochran returned to hi*
“THE SONORA KID ’
remained in a coyote hole and that property in the Bohemia «liât riet
there was enough air in the tunnel Wedneada v, after spending th.
With Tom Tyler and his
to maintain life for one person.
Fourth here.
Pais.
Mr». 8. I.. Mackin. Mr«. C. E. «
You can’t go wrong on
Union Sunday School Planned.
Miss Pearl Baker Dies.
this picture if you like a Umphrey. Mrs. Nelson Durham,
The Leona and Curtin Sunday
Miss Pearl Baker, who was ser
good snappy western with Mra. A. A. Richmond and Mrs. ionslv
injured in an automobile ae- schools will hold a joint service
Elbert Bede will entertain Friday
a real star.
afternoon at the Umphrey home «•ideal Sunday near Saginaw, died Sunday at the Leona school grounds
Comedy
for Mrs. Will Hall. Mrs. George Wednesday morning in a Eugene and Kenneth A. Tobias, local mis
Hal] and Mrs. H. I. Short, former hospital. ' The bodv was brought sionary, will be in charge. The pur
“Brain Storms.”
residents who are visitors here. Th«* to Cottage Grove by Karl Mills pose of the gathering will be to
guests will be old-time friends of and funeral services will be held promote inspiration and fellowship
Sun.. Mon., July 10-11
at 2:30 Friday afternoon in the in rural Sunday school work and
the guests of honor.
“LADDIE”
Free Methodist
church.
Pastor to train workers. An all day ses
With John Bowers and
Inter- sion will he held with services
The M. P. G. club gave a *ur Miles Pitcher officiating.
Gene Stratton.
I t A. M.. open to «ill.
prise party Friday for Miss Donna ment w:ll be in the A. F. A
The meeting will open
This picture is taken from Nichols at the Nichols home. The I. O. O. F. cemetery.
Miss Baker was born October o’clock with a song service
Gene
Stratton
Porter’s affair was a kitchen shower. Club
greatest book. A monu members held a theater party at 28. 1910. in Belko, Okla, She was this will he followed by a Suu lav
aged lfi years. 8 months, 8 days, school lesson period with the
mental epic of the Ameri the Arcade after the party.
She was a daughter of Mr. and “Farewell Message of Samuel” as
can family. Don’t fail to
Mrs. Charles Beidler and Mrs. Mrs. Gi-orge Baker, who live four the lesson. After this service Mis [
see this great masterpiece George Matthews entertained Wed miles west of Drain.
sionarv Tobias will speak on “The
on the screen.
Life Turn.’’ A basket lunch will
nesdav evening with an informal
be served at noon and coffee will
MOUNT VIEW
Comedy
dinner for Mr. and Mrs. H. I.
be furnished. The afternoon pro
Short of Spokane. Wash., who are
“Fishing Snookums.”
(Special to The Sentinel.)
I gram will include congregational
visiting relatives here.
July 5.—Mrs. Lutheria Dowens singing, helps for Sunday school
Tuesday, July 12
Mrs. A. W. Kime will entertain returned Sunday from a two weeks’ workers and teachers ami a gospel
NEW YORK ’
this afternoon for Mrs. George Hall visit in Portland with her sister, message by Pastor William Faucet
With Ricardo Cortez and
of Los Angeles and Mrs. Will Hall Mrs. Yannke, whom she had not te of Albany.
of Pasadena, who are visiting here seen for 15 years.
Lois Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Brumfield
The very heart and soul of with relatives and friends.
and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Beard of
New York town laid bare
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Swanson en- Marshfield drove up Saturday night
upon the screen where
tertai
nod with a B o'clock dinner to th«- home of Mrs. Brumfield’s
-—♦
there is a new thrill for
Wednesday
evening for Mr. and mother, Mrs. Amanda Sears, an<l
every tick of the clock.
Presbyterian Services.
Pastor
Mr*. Will Hall of Pasadena, Cal., visited until Monday evening.
The C. A. King family visited Dunean P. Cameron will speak at
Comedy
who are visiting here.
Sunday at Comstock with Mr. and the Sunday forenoon service of the
“Sailor Beware.”
Mrs, Dan Sullivan.
Presbyterian church on “Christ’s
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bales and Challenge to Thia Generation.’’ The
Wed., Thurs.. July 13-14
daughter Dorothy attended a pic- church will join in the union ser
‘ TELL IT TO THE
vice to be held Sunday evening at
nic Sunday at Dorena.
MARINES ”
Mr. and Mrs. Romney Cox and the Baptist church. Pastor Gamer
With Lon Chaney, William
children of Portland were week-end on will be the speaker and his sub
Th** following bills were audited guest* of Mr. Cox’s sister, Mrs. ject will be “An Angel Stnnding
Haines and Eleanor
and allowed at the mooting of the R. Cooley. The Cooleys and their in the Sun.’’
Boardman.
council Monday night:
guests motored to Drain Monday.
For the first time on the Ppprk»« Pacific Co.............
$1583 58
Methodist Services.—1‘Is Your
978.83 The Cox family returned to Port
Godard
Randall ......... ..
screen, the real inside storv Sentinel k ...................
Worship of God Acceptable
to
............... .
85.86 land Tuesday.
of the famous marines.
K N Vinton ......................
32.60
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Simonds and Himf’’ will be the subject of the
Knowles J e Graber ..............
23 59 1
Grand opening of our M L Kline Co......................
123 63 children anil Mrs. Clarence John Sunday forenoon -ermon of Pastor
103.06
Leathurby-Smith pipe organ. t W L. Hubbell ......................
John A. Linn at the Methodis'
342.66 son and family spent the Fourth
Chestnut Transfer Co.........
A special musicnl num
D-nzel Piercy, of Portland, Neptune Meter Co............ .....
164.43 at Lorane. Mr. and Mrs. Brockles- church,
L. W. Coiner ...... ......... ......
250.00 bv and Mrs. Eiling accompanied ber has been
arranged.
At 7
concert organist.
Don’t ' C.
M. Reese ........... .. ...... ......
3 50
o’clock the Epworth League will
3.50 ' them home.
miss the grand opening. Ad 'M. F. Wyatt ....... ............. ..
15.50
Eugene Concrete Pipe Co.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lay ng and hold its service, The church will
mission—Adults 30c; kid | Garnon
Meter Co......................
99.25
Miss
Agnes Layng left
Sunday unite with other churches of the
Phi]
Jones
..........
..
......
...........
156
00
dies 10c.
G. W McFarland ..... ............
.75 morning for
Johnson
Meadow» city for the second of the series
1 20
Smith-Short .................. ..........
i H. W. Lombard ......... ........
27.50 with a bunch of cattle which they of union services which will b
A. E. Hamloth .....................
3.50 will turn into the reserve there. held Sunday evening at the Bap
105 58
Chestnut Transfer Co.........
Ihistor
Duncan P
several tist church.
j C. H. Van Denburg ........ .....
126.00 They expect to remain
| Crane Company ....................
30.00 days.
Mrs. Layng’s mother, Mrs. Cameron of the Presbyterian church
Frederick Post Co...........
6.21
at will speak.
California Filter Co..............
1600 Lutheria Dowens, is staying
Hubbel] k Higgins ..............
1487.18 their home during their absence.
• H. J. Jorgensen ....................
Methodlat Chanh.—John
A.
Linn,
37.50
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hands and Pastor.
Wm. Yancy
____ ___ ___
—Sunday a<*hoo1 nt 9:45: preach
8.00
Miss
Felna
Hands
'of
the
Grove
ing
aervice
at
11;
Epworth
l«*ague
at
Mountain State« Power Co,
231.00
M. Kebbelbeck .......................
Mid-week
10.50 visited Monday at
the William 6:30; preaching aervfea 8
prayer hour, 8 Thursday. A welcome at
Frank McFarland ..................
115.60
every service.
' G. B. Pitcher ........ ..............
151.70 Hands home.
• • •
W. B. Osmon ........ ....
25.50
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dowens vis
Chriatlan Church. the “homelike”
Roy Jones ................................
7.20
Monday with Miss Mary church—CJeve Taylor, minister. Sunday
Let Yours Be
i C. L. Smith
~ ‘
14.40 ited
achool at 9:4.5, sermon at 11. Chr’stlsn
I C. E Frost
____ _____
Lavng in Eugene.
One of Them.
Endeavor at 6:30, evening service
B. IL Prince ......
3.60
Mr. and Mrs. George Brumfield at 8.
1 Ted Palmer ......
12.25
♦ • •
; Fred Myers ......
Sec “KEITH”
3.60 of the Grove spent the Fourth at
Prenbyterian
_____ — Duncan
Church
I Delmas Richmond
100.00 the Mrs. Amanda Sears home.
for prices and colors.
Cameron, minister- Sunday school
Cledis Swanson
3.60
10
a.
m.
;
public
worship at Illa
it ». n..,
The
Fred
Guggisberg
family
pic
C’. W, Burge .
347.95
m. ; Senior
L
Finley Whlpps
4.50 nicked in Woodson’s auto park in Junior Endeavor 2 30 p nt.;
Endeavor 6:30 p. rn,; evening service
Net Rex ____ __
22.75
at
8.
the
Grove
on
the
Fourth
with
I
H.
BayJey
.........
22.75
Star Car Dealer
• * •
Oscar Smith
162 00 thirty six members of their family.
First church of Nazarene—Eleventh
Phone 95
Hoskins Bldg.
During the afternoon sixteen more and Adam«, A. C. Wood, pastor. Sunday
school at 9:45, preaching services Sun
Ring Books. The Sentinel. joined them.
[ Church News ’
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i
| City Council !
We Can Handle
two more Duco
paint jobs be
tween now and
July 15
Benjamin Motor Co
HUDSON ESSEX DEALER
EUGENE, OREGON
KAGG
Distribution 'Without Waste
Anticipating Your Canning Needs
Long before th«* m ' iihoii
cunning fruits mid vegetables
is on in earneat the Safeway
Mun hat planned and pro
vided, in enormous quantities,
tin* things 'you are going to
want. First comes fruit jura.
With the purchasing power of
more than a thousand retail
outlets he buy« several ear
load« of jurs, besides caps mid
rubber« in enorinoiiH quanti-
ties. Then sugar, bought by
the shipload. Finally, fresh
i ruits und vegetables—the fin
eat Im can find—bought in
S ugar
huge lots by an expert on the
ground in the West’s princi
pal growing centers, The re-
suit of this extensive planning
and preparation js that our
aloies v ill supply your canning requirements this season nt savings which
possible only with the W ■ st’s largest food concern.
Features for Fri., Sat. and Mon
I
Corn
Standard Pack
Tins.
No. 2
cans
“Tell It to The Marines
Arcade Theatre July 13-14
Note—Starting July 13 Admission 30c and 10c
%
day at 11 and 8; prayer meeting W< d
neaday at 8. All ar* cordially invited to
attend.
• • •
Firat Baptist church—Corner
F’fth
street and Jefferson avenue—Edwin O.
Colbeck, paator. Omrch achool at 10;
sermon at 11: B. Y P. U. 6:30 p. ni. ;
evening services at 8. Prayer meeting
and bible study at 8 p. m. every Thnrs-
day.
* • •
Free Methodist church Corner of
Monroe avenue and south Fifth street—
J. Walk«-r, paator
Sunday achool at
10, forenoon services at 11, evening
service at 8. Prayer meeting at 8 Thurs
day evenings.
Christian flcioncf Society -corner of
and “ Second street.
Jefferson avenue
I__
Sunday services at It a. m. Wedneada
service at 8:00 P- rn. Everybody we
come.
• * •
of
Christ.— (London,
Church
Grove)—Sun-
_
miles south of Cottage
10 ». m.,
day
services; Bible Mtndy
_ , ______;
worship 11 a. rn., scripture ntudjr 8 p. m.
You’re invited.
Seventh Day Adventist
Mein street. Saturday.
at 9:45 a. m., church
a. in. Prayer meeting at
nesday. Visitors slways
Church.—West
Sabbath school
service at 11
8 p. m. Wed
welcome
r
Peas
Foma toes
Early June
No. 2* » Tins
3
3
cans
29c
©ÄH»
LARD
hire liiird
4
3
Pound Pail
Lasater Motor Co.
LON CHANEY in
4-i S umi . Speedster $835
•
Sedati $M35
Speed abo ut $7H
Cxiach $735
•
Croupe $735
Baking
Powder
New Spuds
pounds
29c
Certo
SchillillgN.
J
for
Watermelons
lb. can
Broken Slice
< 'ans.
3
cans
Per lb.
5 for
33c
Wesson Oil
Quart Cans
Cantaloupes
Large Impellili.
Iwr,
No. 2*2
59c
$1.35
Soap
39c 10
Pineapple
Largì- Bottles.
2
Pound Pajl
49c
Cabbage
Medium Size and Solili
Per pound
3/ î C