The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 21, 1928, Page 2, Image 2

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Iva Wood Brun«* sang “ \t Brow n ; "Chrtatian Homes in Afri
Dawning.’’ Mis« Mary O. Ben » ea."
Mrs.
Madden; “ Christian Hundred Are Present
play «* d Mendelssohn ’» wasilsiiitJ H ouks in the Philippines," Mrs.
At Ventch Clan Picnic
inarch. The bride is a dnughter of Small; "Influence of Missionary
Mr. and Mr*. W I.. Wheeler of Homes in Japan," Mr». Charles
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Trent and has taught for twovenrs Brow u; readiug with music, “That
The
Kune Wheeler
in the grad«* schoidn here.
Or. Sw eel Story of Old,’’ Mrs. l.ois
One of the most attractiv«» wed­ Kime i. .the son of Dr. nnd Mrs. Williams.
\t a business meeting was I eld Smolny at the \ e
dings of the year was that of Mis« V. W. Kime and is a dentist her". officers for tho new year wer«' in picnic grounds on How river
Thelma Wheeler and Dr. Claude Both the bride and groom an' popu stalled.
Mrs. Clive Taylor
was about liMI were present, melu
H. Kim«* which was solemnized at lar and have a host of friends \ elected delegate tv attend tho coil many out of towu member» of
2 o’clock Sunday at the Christian recoptiou was held at the homo of vent ion at Tttruer «'it July 4. At eInn.
At a business meeting Mr« J«'
church.
Rev. Clive Taylor rend the groom’s parent.« following the the close of the program and bttsi
The .eri'mony. Mrs. W. W. McFarland tie«« meeting ice ert'tim »nd cake Smith was elected president »mi
th«* beautiful ring service.
church was filled with the many and Mrs. U I’eniie presided st the were served and a social time fol Mi«s Bethel Gowdv »eeietaiv. It
friends of the bride and groom, tea table and nor«' assistt'd
by lowed. Thirty one were present wns voted In hold the picnic next
the
Th«* wedding petty was group«',.' Mrs. Roinaine, Mi««
Alma
Dale and visitors wer* Mrs. Allen and year »I Hastings grove on
background represent Covington, Mrs.
before the bai-kgro
Earl
Garoutte, daughter. Mrs Bell«' Taylor, Mrs. third Sunday in June.
Sum p. Ventch of I'urlltind, one
>ng a garden fence and gat«* cov Mrs. Jav Frasier and Miss Beatrice Sherman, Mrs, Herbert Mason. Mrs.
cred with rambler roses. From an Watkins. Tho dining room was nt Massey, Mrs. Laekov, Mrs. Huff, of the oldest inentln'r» of tho chin
arch overhead hung a larg«' wed­ tractive with pink and whit«' roses Mi*. Oliver Jones, Mrs. William prv'M'nt, gave ii talk reminiscent of
ding bell decorate«! with pink and The bride and groom left that af Baker, Mrs. (lowing nnd Mis, Mur the "Id dav».
He is a
retired
Southern
Pacific
conductor.
white roses. Th«' aisles were at­ ternoon for Portland to spend th«'ir jory Small.
tractive with baskets of roses an ! honeymoon and will la- at home
Speeches of a congratulatory natute
ferns and garland.« and roses were after Sunday in th«' Phillips resi
The Social Twelve club was en were given bv District Attorney
grouped about the
pulpit.
Th. dene«* on west Main street. Fid tertained hist Thursday afternoon John S, Medley of Eugene, Alin
bride was attractively gowned in lowing is the list of invited guests: at the home of Mrs. H A. Miller King atid Dum in I*. Cameron. All
pink crepe with plain trimming and Mr. and Mrs. Clive Taylor, Mr. and The occasion being “Flag Day,” stressed the value of charneter ami
wore a wedding veil of white silk Mrs. William Garoutte and
son. the reception hall and living room a high npproriHtioii of the gr»‘»t
The Mr. and Mrs. Earl Garoutte and were gailv decorated with flags ami men And women of th«» pnst.
net wedge«l with old lure.
One of
the
honored
gu»»Mts
veil was one worn by Mr*. Roy son, Mr. and Mr«. Glen D. Smith. a profusion of summer
flowers
groom, at Mr. and Mrs C. J. Kem. Mr. and The luncheon
Romaine, sister of the _
table
decoration- thou «h ■lot n member of the chin,
K her wedding. Th«' bride wore her Mrs O. W. Hays, Dr. and Mrs. C. carried out the same scheme. Th whs Uncle Jim Whitford of Forest
veil in a cap shape looped at the E. Frost, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Ga table
centered with a largi Grove, a former Cottage
sides. She carried a shower bou­ routte, Mr. and Mrs. J. Short, Mr. bow I
resident and «aid to lie the
quet of bride's roses, white sweet­ and Mrs. Carl Witte. Mr. and Mr*. sont»,
mau in the state, He hn.M
peas ami ferns. Miss Geneva Kinio, William Thum. Mr. and Mrs. Frank each
the century math.
_
sister of th«* groom, was maid of Kelly, Mr. an<l
Those present at the picnic wer»*:
and Mrs. Nelson Dur propriate corsage Imuquet. An in
honor and wore a frock of orchid ham. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Nelson, foresting program was given and Mr. aud Mrs. J. S. Medley, Mr.
georgette with a large picturt* hat Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bennett. Dr. consisted of the reading of papers and Mrs. Alta King. .Mr. ami Mrs.
of th«* same shade and carrieti a a ad Mrs. W. E. l.ebow; Mr and on the '‘would be” presidents’ George Scott and family, Eugene;
Imuquet of »weetpeas in
pastel Mrs. G. A. Sanders, Mr. and M b . wive*,
A lively discussion
fol- Mr. and Mr». Sam P. \ catch, -Mr.
shades. Chester Wheeler, brother Stanley Damewood, Mr.
M rs. lowetl.
Plans were discussed for and Mr*. J. D. Wallace, Betty Jam'
of the bride, was beat man. Little Victor Chamliers, Mr.
M rs. | the annual guest day to be given Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
Betty Romaine in a peach colored Warren McFarland, M r.
Mr». on June 23 at the home of Mrs. i Rogers, Portland; Mr. and M i
dress and little Geraldine Kem in Bert Richmond, Mr and Mrs. Ales C. F. Hoskins for uu'mber* of the Harry Mosbv, Klamath Falls; Mr.
a green colored dress were flower Garoutte, Grant
Williams,
Miau federated club, of the city, A and .Mrs. J. H Martin, M rs. Mur
girls.
The bride was given
in Rets Kelly. Miss Nora Queen, Miss laintv luncheon was served.
garet Martin, Creswell; Mr. »nd
marriage by her father. W. !.. M. Hamant, George
Mr*. S. C. Ventch, Wanda Ventch,
Marksbury,
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Wheeler. Privceding th«' ceremony - Grandma Doyle. Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Enid Veateh. Halsey; James Whit
The Presbyterian missionary
Tennis, Mr. and Mrs. James Dun cietv will I m ' entertained Wed I I nes ford. Forest Grove; Mr. nnd .Mrs
tht'l H. N. Veateh, Coburg; Mr. ami
gun, Miss Alma Dale Covington. day afternoon, June 27, at
Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Kime, Dr. and home of Mrs. Cad Ellis east of! Mrs Oliver Veateh, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. B. R. Job, Bob Stacy. Wil this city. Cars will be at
th«' ; D. H. Hemenwny, C. M Jackson.
liam Haldeman. Cottag«' Grove; church at 2 o’clock for those w ho Fay«1 Wooley, Mrs. Wooley, Mr. nnd
Mr*. Robert Quigley nnd family,
J. Frarer. Mrs. Iva Wood Brune. hsv«> no mean, of transportation.
Weekly Program
.Mrs. Ida Veateh. Lusetta Thomas,
Miss Marv O. Benson, Mr. and
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Mrs. R. B. Bond, Mr. and M’s. Ed
Miss Myrtle Kem, Mis* Lula Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hawkins, Lizzie
Toiler, Mr. anil Mrs. Wil] Roliert- Currin, Miss Esther Biishy
and Veateh, Mr». C. Woltzon, Mr. apd
Thursday. June 21
son. Eugene; Miss Ruth Covington, Mr*. William Thum were hostess's Ml* d y Willi'-, Veu Wallace.
“BRINGING UP
Mr. and Mr». James Bagan. Mr. to the Joker club at an outing Fri Mr. and Mrs. W. V. McGee, Mrs.
FATHER”
and Mrs. W. P. Hart, Merle Scott, day afternoon at Boswell Brings Inez Meek.«, Mr. and Mrs. Sam R
Mr». Lester
Hufstader. hotel, south of Drain. Mr.*. H. A Ventch, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Scholl,
Marie Dressier. Polly Moran Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and
W
B
Wh''"l"r, Miller, Mrs. Jame»
I’.
Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Rov Short and fam­
and J. Farrell MacDonald Helen
Wheeler, Mr. ami Mrs. J. A. Mrs. O. M. Kem, Mrs. Rov Short. ily, Mr. and
Mrs.
Robert
(’
Comedy
Plunket. Mr. and Mrs. Jo«> Arnold. t Mr*. O. W. Haya, Mrs. Inez Meeks Shields and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Otho Hart and fam­ and Mrs. Georg«' Knowle, were spe J. C. Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Ride 'Em Plowboy.”
ily, Mr. and Mrs. John Long, Mr. cial guests.
Members and
their Wallace, C. W. Wallace, Mrs. Mary
International News.
and Mrs. Landor Penne, Mr. and guests gathered at 4 o’clock in the Smith. Mrs. Dove McGee Trn*k and
Mr«. C. L. Smith. Mis« Sadie Ga­ hotel auditorium where a cosy fir«' children, Mr. and Mrs. Merville
Friday, June 22.
routte, Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Pettit, was burning in the fireplace and Veateh, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Calle,
THE SPORTING AGE”
Gerald Bowles. Miss Geneva Kime, played bridge for an hour, after way, Douglas Ventch, Dullie Pit
Portland; Mr. and Mrs. W. L. which they visited th«* swimming eher, Evelyn Veateh, Mr. nnd Mr«
Belle Bennett and Holmes
Wheeler. Chester Wheeler, Mr. and tank, mineral springs and «urround Joe T. Smith nnd family, Walte^
w alter
Herbert
Mrs. R. S. Baughman and family, ing grounds. At 7 o'clock a four Vandervert, Mr. and Mrs. K. If
Comedy
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Wheeler and course dinner was served at a long' Mosby, J. N. Wallace, Mr. anil
Do Detectives Think?”
family, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Hutton tabh» decorated with wild flower, ! Mr*. John Ventch,
Sy Ivin
and
Scenic— “America's Little and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Between course, old songs were Sybil Veateh. Mrs. Anna (low dy,
West and son. Trent; Mr. and Mrs. sung. The evening was spent play j Clarence Maun, A. W.
Wooley.
Lamb.”'
Roy Romaine, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. I ing bridge and Mr*. H. A. Miller Cottage Grove.
Dryer, Portland;
Miss
Beatrice held high score.
Saturday, June 28.
Watkins, Gold Hill; Mr. and Mrs.,
WILD WEST RO­
John Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Verne
Mrs. Elizabeth F’nhrenwald h«‘ld Annual Camp Meeting
Withrow. Mr. and
Mrs.
Vivian a picnic June 13 at her home south I
MANCE”
and of this city in honor of the birth
Bailor. Junction City; Mr.
Dates Are July 19 to 29
Rex King
Mrs. H. C. Wheeler. Pleasant Hill; dav anniversary of her house guest. |
Comedy
»
■
Miss Allie Wheelrr, Dexter; Mr. Mrs. Regina Bohm of Portland. A
« and Mrs. Morton Bristow, Goshen:
Sword Points”
Plans
an*
being
rapidly
picnic luncheon was served in a
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Garoutte, Mr. grove and tables were decorated pleted for the annual Melhudist
and Mrs. Gus Gross. Mr. and Mrs. with roses grown by the hostess. camp meeting which this year will
Sun.-Mon.. June 24-25
Al len Hoyt. Bandon; Mr. and Mrs. Those present beside» the guest of be held July 19 to 29. The taber
‘ THE BIG CITY”
Ernest Danner, Mr. and Mrs. Stan­ honor were: Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried naele and camp grounds will be in
Lon Chaney and Marceline ley
Bough, R. R. Robertson. Spring Graber, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Cald readiness some ■ time
liefere th,
Day.
field; Mr. and Mrs. C. I.
“ Kime, well, Mrs. Laura McKernan, Mrs. date set for the
opening.
Th,
Browns- Mahala Teeters, Mrs. Julia Ashbv, camp meeting officials, with per
Coquille; Doris Coshow,
Comedy
ville; Mr. and Mrs. Thornton I An- Mrs. Marietta
Eva mission of the Methodist state run
" ■
Town, Mrs.
‘ Woman Chasers.”
Mrs. Aubrey,
demon, Aurora; Mr.
and
•y, Mr«. Carrie
Hemenwav. i ferenee, have set aside Sunday
Paramount News.
James Green. Coburg; Miss Ruth M rs. Dora Fuson, Mrs. Diey Phil June 24, ns Methodist camp meet
Davis, Carlton; Mr. and Mrs. F. F. lips, Mrs. Ella Tiller. Mrs. Eliza | ing day and on that day the pas
Tuesday. June 26.
Cooper, Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Glen beth Rohde, Georgetta
church in
Knowles. tor of * every Methodist
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Corey, Hood River; Kay
Olson, Viola and Elizabeth Rohde. Robert the state will announce the dates
THANKS FOR THE
Trent; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garoutte, Fuson, Mazie Phillips and Raphael : for the camp meeting an'l urge
BUGGY RIDE.”
Dorena; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Evans, Aubrey.
Each pastor
members to attend,
Laura La Plante and
Grangeville, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs.
will recite the history and aims
Glenn Tryon
Friedenbaugh, Fortuna. Cal.; Mr.
Mrs. J. H. Chambers and Mrs. of th' camp inci ting and a special
and Mrs. Al Fisher, Stockton, Cal.; Andrew
Comedy
Brund
were
hostesses collection will be taken for camp
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kime, San Monday afternoon at Masonic hall ground improvements.
A number
A Cow's Husband.”
Mateo, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs. Lester for the Past Matrons’ club,
At of collections already have been
Wheeler, Cedarville, Cal.; Mr. and the business meeting plans were taken ranging in amount from $.’>
w ediiesday, June 27
Mr«. Henry Rohner, San Francis­
for a 1 o ’clock luncheon to to $2tJ.
‘‘THE MATINEE IDOL” co; Mr. and Mrs. Car] Penland, made
It is
definitely
known
that
be held Monday, July IS, at the
Redmond,
Wash.;
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Bessie Love and Johnnie
Boswell Springs hotel,
This will Bishop Titus Lowell, recently trims
Alva
Bond,
Rosalie,
Wash.;
Dr.
and
be the last meeting of the season. furred from India tn the northwest
Walker.
Mrs. J. R. PcaJl.-t««. St.
of
the next regular meeting to be in conference to take he place
Comedy
Mo., an,] Denney Abel, Montesano, September. A social afternoon was Bishop Shepard, who has been
A Knight of Daze.
Wash.
spent with needlework. A delici­ transferred to Paris, France, .will
ous luncheon was served. Old be here for a part of camp meet­
Haldeman-Davis.
fashioned sweet williams and ferns ing. Other workers will lie
A very pretty wedding was were colorful room decorations.
nouneed soon.
solemnized at the Christian church
in Carlton at 2 o’clock Wednesday
Columbia and Maids From Here.
The Pythian Sisters entertained
afternoon, when Mis, Ruth Davis, the Knights of Pythias and their
The American Legion post here
daughter of Mr. and Mr«. J. Davis families at a social evening a/ter has been requested by the Eugene
of Carlton, became the bride of their business meeting Wednesday post to select Columbia and
her
William Haldeman, son of Mr. and night. A pleasant time was eu­ four maids for a flout
in
the
Mrs. C. Haldeman of Cottage joyed and after a social hour re- Fourth of July parade at Eugene.
Grove.
Rev. Clive Taylor, pastor freshments were served
by
th»- The drum corps from here will be
of the Cottage Grove
Christiarf women. A picnic was planned for in the parade and it is probable
If you wish to be permanently re- church, read the marriage service. July 22 in the Wiese grove on th<- that n boy scout troop may parti­
liFved of gûâ in stomach and bowels, The bride was given in marriage
London road. Mrs. Elizabeth Mr cipate.
take Baalmanna Gas Tablets, which
Miss Farland was elected a delegate to
are prepared especially for stomach gas by her brother. Cash Davis.
and all the bad effects resulting from Rose
Haldeman, sister of the grand lodge of the Pythian Sisters. last Thursday afternoon for
tho
gas pressure.
i groom, was bridesmaid and Ray
Ad
club,
Libitum
club.
Additional
That empty, gnawing feeling at the
pit of the stomach will disappear; that Haldeman, brother of the groom,
The Star class of the Baptist guests were Mrs. B. H. Evans of
anxious, nervous feeling with heart pal­ was best man.
Mrs. Clive Taylor
McMinnville, Mrs. C. E.
E. Umphrey
pitation will vanish, and you will again sang “I Love You Truly"
ft preced-1 Sunday school will meet Saturday
and Mrs. W. S. Averill, A pleas-
be able to take a deep breath without
afternoon
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
C.
ing the ceremony and Miss Glenda
discomfort.
Butler.
Miss May
Leonard, ant social afternoon was enjoyed
That drowsy.
sleepy
feeling after Ro«.« played Mendelssohn’» wedding O.
Miss
Odessa
Newcomb,
Miss
Thel­ and a delicious two course luncheon
dinner will be replaced by a desire for
The bride was beautifully
was nerved.
Roses were decora-
entertainment.
Bloating
will
cease. march.
white georgette
and ma Hodson and Mrs. Butler will be tions.
Your limbs, arms and fingers will no gowned in
Election of officers will
longer feel cold and "go to sleep" be­ lace with an attractive embroidered hostesses.
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cause Bialmann's Gas Tablets prevent
a be held and a social hour will fol­
Mr». Harold Axley entertained
gas from interfering with the circula­ tulle veil held in place with
low.
tion. Get the genuine, in the yellow pack* wreath of orange blossom».
She
Tuesday afternoon for the M. I’,
age. mt any good drug store.
Price $1. carried a shower bouquet of budded
G. club for its list meeting of the
Crexwel),
Elkton
and
Drain
chap
rose» and lilies.
The bridesmaid
season,
A social afternoon
was
ter»
of
the
Eastern
Htar
will
be
wore a frock of orchid flat crepe
spent on the lawn, A dainty two-
guest»
of
Cottage
Grove
chapter
and carried a
shower
bouquet. Friday
1—
---- work . course luncheon was serviwl. Hweet-
evening.
Initiatory
Church decorations were basket* of!
pea» and candy tuft were table
rambler roses,
snapdragons
and I will be exemplified.
decorations and baskets of yellow
lilies. The young couple received I
daisies an'l delphiniums were room
Mrs. Frank McFarland
enter decoration«.
many useful and beautiful gift.«.’
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tained
Friday
afternoon
honoring
The bride has been teaching in
Gas Made Her Cross,
The Latham Community dub at
her
son
Rex on hi-*» eighth birth its la«t meeting voted to disbnnd
the Cottage Grove city schools for
Can’t Eat or Sleep the past three year*. After spend­ day anniversary, Thom? present for the summer. The dub will
ing a few days in the Rainier na­ were; Arlene • Andernon, Alta and hold its first meeting in the fall
Hhandn,
Tom
tional park. Mr. and Mrs. Halde­ G|<-n King, Irene
‘ ■ When
I would bloat up man will be at home in the timer Kern, Verna Culver, Virginia Met on the first Friday in October lit
the home of Mrs. Rov Fry.
with gas.
ildn’t Bleep, was apartments in this city.
ealf, Ellery Dixon, Fairy, Minnie
cross and
is.
Adlerika has
and Henrietta Hendrickson, Blanch
Mrs. Harold Whitlock entertained
relief/’—Mrs. M.
given me
The women’» missionary society Paquette, Lawrence Wiese, Orval Friday afternoon with a surprise
.Meyer.
and
Norval
Blackmore,
Francis
of the Christian church held
its
party honoring her sister,
Miss
Adlerika relieves Mt oina ch
regular meeting June 13 in
the Malcom, Eileen Town, Harold and
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rthirteenth
and sourness in TEN minutes. Act ■ hureh parlors. Mrs. D. T. Awbrev Brice Tower and Millard mid Rex Eunice Merandn,
birthday anniversary. Guests were
lower was in charge of the meeting an I McFarland
ing on BOTH upper and
The afternoon
was Horine Straiiscn, Eileen ami Ellen
bowel, it removes old waste ruat- led devotionals.
games.
A
large Town, Mabel Blnekinorn,
The subject for spent playing
Lucile
ter you never thought was in your study was “Making World f’i’i birthday cake lighted with eight Stonebiirg, Marie Cooley and Jun
Let Adlerika give your zens.’’ ,The
system,
following
program candles centered the luncheon table nita Morris.
The afternoon was
bowels a
REAL was given: Scripture reading; talk and delicious refreshments
and
wire spent playing grimes.
stomach
Ice cream
cleansing and see how much bef­ on “Making World Citizens,’’Mrs. served. Sweetpeas and lilies were ami cake were served. Sweetpeas
house
decorations.
it
will
surprise
you.
Ada Oakes; vocal duet, Mrs. Wil­
ter you feel.
and roses were room decorations.
Cottage Grove Pharmacy and Owl liam Watson and Mrs. Small; read
The honor guest received many nt
Drug Htore.
tractive gilts.
SOCIETY ¡
Arcade Theatre
thihsdav , ji n I':
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON.
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day vt.nitty.
! Church News Ì
Rnptl t itervicM
Rev
I
Clevenger of Corvallis, i, |.
Baptist pastor of this city,
fill the pulpit nt the Sunday
noon »erviie. The church will
in the uiiiuu ser vice S u nda.
ning nt the M I hud, t chiir.-h.
Christian Sendees — • • The In
en ucea In lile Christ ' ’ will be
the
subject of Pastor C livu 1 SV 1"ir at
the Sunday forenoon b<»rv ice. Pa«
tor I'nvliir will givi » th. nti'i• «age
nt th»’ union «'hur«*h n »rv ice . u be
hoki nt M i p III. Ill the Meth u.b.t
church mid hin nub im t
will
be
"I'lu' Church That I 'llHIIgl
• h-
World. '
>'iii.I.-ii -i h. .
nt l>:4'i ». m. and Chri-diuii |.'iide>i
vor ut 7 p. m.
Methodist Servirò»
\t i
day fur, noon service l’a«t
A. Linn will proni h on
ported Opportunity." Mr«
Hart will sing n soln. Tl
in the series of union elm
vices will bo held at M
Sunday night at tin, rbu
Pastor Clive Tavlur will
speaker. Mis, Flossie Mat
sing a special selection,
school will meet at 9:45 a.
Epworth League at 7 p. m.
thrlsilan Hcl.ac, Muclsty.
34-.’ S. . ..ml
•Irovt. Sunday survl«-»» >1 II ■ m Wd
nudar evunlnx luUmuiiy lucrili., «| a
o’rleek
A free rlrrulatlnu librar.
la
inaintain.d In th.- buUdln« lb. i
cordially Invited to attend th.- .-Iiur. Ii arr
vleu and niaka uaa of the library
The subject of the lesson «ermon
for Sunday forenoon will In
"Christian Science. "
Church of Christ
(l.oml.m l’J miles
•outh uf Voltfttfw Grove.)
Sunday *rr
vices; Btblr study 10 a in . wurnhlp II
a. in., scripture study 7:30 p. m.
• • •
Seventh Dav Advmtisl »'hurvh
Weat
Main street. Saturday. Sabbath ■< huol at
9:45 a in., church arrvlcr It II a in
Prayer mretin« at 7:30 p ni W rdn. »-lay
• • •
Church of God -207 north H str* t
Sunday »chool every Sunday at |0 o'clock
Preaching every Sunday at 11 u'clwk
• • •
Full GoaprJ Denomination.
Mcrlin^a
every Friday and Tuesday evening at . :io
p. in. at the home of Edna E Rasa. 973
auuth M|«th «tree!
• • G
Lutheran
Miaai«>n
__ *— R
Trauliiiann.
pa «tor
Woodman hall, over bicycle shop
Divine service al 2.30 evrry fourth Hun
All --------------------------
Lutherans, Irrespective
<»f ---
na
d«r
—
----
tlonaiity. are cordially invited, also other»
who are without a church home
First Church of Naiwr«n*
Etrvmlh
and .Adama. A W Hohn*-«, pastor, .Sunday
.it •» t’• preachlag i
i Munday
at 11 and 7 .10; prayer mretln< 1
day at 7:30.
• • •
>’• ntrruutul Kaarhibly of (iud — Ka>t
Mai
aerosa ----------
from ------
S ..
P «lallen
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Harry' II. Iler, pastor. Hunday «rtiool al
S.4& « »’i. : aarvleu at 10 <.*■
•
in .
yo'inc p>-opin’« mortine al 7 p m. .-ovan
»•Itati«' srrvlcu al S p
m.. mertlng«
every nlyht al » p. ni ovrvpl Monday
21,
Snappy Haying
Judging bv the nuiiiber of me
rotin coni« aneli this spring it looks
like u banner year for moth».
»>',> M. IhutlUI
Munro. attuti,» uin
II llsnuiivr. pa.lur
n«*
k
Everything for
the Fourth at
The Fair
4
THE BIGGEST STOCK
Fireworks
INCLUDING FIRECRACKERS,
FLASHCRACKERS TWO INCH SA
LUTES, TWO INCH FLASH SA-
LUTES, BOMAN CANDLES, RE
PEATING CAP PISTOLS, CAPS, SPIT
DEVILS, T0RPED0S, PINWHEELS,
SPARKLERS, ZEPPELIN BA ..
LOONS.
Also, fliiK» of every description, including two styles to
fasten on the radiator cap; bunting, decorating crope
pttjier and all the other necessities for a glorious cole
bration.
42 Piece Set of Dishes Free!
A beautiful 42 piece set of dinnerware is to be given
away soon.
We take your name with every 50 cent
purchase.
THE FAIR
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
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Always on Hand at
Kem’s for Drugs
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