The Cottage Grove sentinel., February 21, 1929, Page 2, Image 2

TIIUKHDAY ri'.BRÜARV JI. IO-*»
TME SENTINHL. OOTTAnr OROVE OREGON
[ SOCIETY |
Mrs. Minnie White of Portland,
grand nsnociat«» ci'nductress of th»'
grand chapter of Oregon
and
•loputy of the gran«i worthy matron,
will pay her official visit to Cot
tag.' Grove chapter Friday evening.
Sh<» will arrive here Friday morn
ing and officers of the chapter will
entertain with a luncheon for her
at 12:30 at Hotel Bartell. «She will
hold a school of instruction, Mart
ing at 5* o’clock, At the meeting
of the chapter it i the evening de
^rer work vv ¡11 b e exemplified, a
«ocial hour will f allow ai.d refresh
\ special
uients will lie si 'rved.
qunrt«*t will sing during ie degree'
work.
Mr. and Air*. Clarence Cone en
tertninvii in a charming manner fi
group of friends la>t Thur*«iay eve
ning at a Valentin«* party.
Th«'
rooms wcr«' attractively decorated
with Valentine motifs an«l a num
ber of games anti contests had been
planned for th«' guest.*’ enterta^
ment. At the close of th«’ evening
dainty refreshment* were served,
wer«' Mr. and Airs.
Those present
.
Roy I «‘«»nard. .Mr. and Mrs. Dwight
Heaeock.
Merci'r, Mis* l.hzaN'th
IL«*
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Cone, Mr. and
Mrs. S. L. Mackin. Mr. and Mr»,
N. L- Compton. Air. and Mrs. C. E.
I tuphrey, Mr. an ! Mrs. Ransoui
Cone, Air. and Mrs. \ G Sprenkle.
.....................Mr
Mr. and Mr* ‘ Aib' T’ Wotdlkra,
an«l Airs. F. L. Grannis and Wil
bur Watkins.
Al rs
Mrs. A. W. Shofstall and
i
1). C. Bosley were joint hostesses
Tuv*day afternooB for a luncheon
nnd shower at the home of Mrs.
Bosley, honoring Mrs. L. W. Coin
«•r. A delicious luncheon wri served
dr s^d in
pink ribbon centered the table and
pink streamers led to the places of
th«' guests at which placecards and
favors, in keeping w ith the decora
tive scheme, added tu the attrac-
tiv«*ne>* of the table. At the close
of th«» luncheon a shower was gix
en for the honor guest and a social
afternoon was spent with games.
Th«' honor guest receive«! many at­
tractive and useful gifts. Those
invited were Air*. A. L. Van Osdel.
Airs. Fay Isom. Airs. William Baker.
Mrs. Donal«l A. Emerson, Mrs. F.
E. Mendenhall, Airs. Georg Bjorset.
Airs. C. W. Boattv, Airs. Robert
Quigley. Mr*. W. J. White. Mr*
Carl Peterson an«l the guest of
honor.
next Wednesday at her home. Mr*
Georg«» Matthc«’» will have ehaige
of th«' lesson anti the members are
urged to bring their mite boxe*
w hi« h «ill be opened that after
noon.
The Tuesday Evening club »d»
served its annual guest night Tue*
day at th«» home of Mr. and Mr*
C. E. l’niphr»*y. Husbands of mem
bers. Air. and Air* Charles Adam*
of Eugene »nd II J. «shinn wen»
special guests.
Mr*, Adams ia a
A
three
former club menil»«r.
<‘our*«» dinner was served at <»:«bi
and the table wa* attractive with
a centerpice«» of red. w hite and blu«’
*wcetp«*aa. Blue hatch«*!.* >«‘r\ed ns
place car,Is an«l red, white an«l blu«
baskets of candies wer«» dainty
spent
favor*.
The evening wa
playing “cootie** and th«» group
a>N<*ml»le«l for singing at the clob«’
of th«» evening.
enter
Mr*, Jame* P. Graham
tained the O. L H club Tuesday
at her home on River street. Bridge
was th«» diversion of th«' afternoon
and Air*. Inez Meeks hell high
score. Th«* patriotic idea was clever
ly carried out iu decorati ions with
Scorv
flag* and Oregon
grnp«' ».
cards were of a pat riot i< e Jriugn
Following cards, th«* host«»* ss served
luncheon,
a
dainty
two course
meeting
Specially invited guests
M i
with th«» club were
Burkholder, Mrs. A. W. Swanson.
Mrs. T C. Wheeler. Mr*. H A
Kr-.ii.*, Mr-
Hagen, Mrs. E. W
Adrian Aterryman and Mr* Georg«'
Jacobsen.
—♦—
A! embers of the Mothers' club
eatertained their husbands with a
Wa*hington * j birthday partv Mon
«lav evening at th«' home of Mr.
an«l Mr*. G. H. Fullerton, Guests
arrive.I dress« rd
’ in Colonial costume
and a covered dish supper was
served at 6 o’clock, The evening
was spent with games and contests
in keeping with the <i evasion. Mr*,
W. L. Hatch was given a prize for
forming the most w«»rds from the
name Washington. Group singing
wa* a phasing feature of the ea
tertainment.
About
20
couples
were present.
Mrs \ \\ llelliwell .uterlamo.l
a group of chil'iren Saturday after
noon in honor of the »ivth birthday
anmvi'rsary of her son I'lllie. Th'
hour» were »peut with game» after
which dainty reTr< *hio< tits
were
served.
V clever eenterpicee for
the luueheou table was a
hug-i
birth lay cake representing a house
and yard. Surrounding th*' ehini
noy of the house were six candles
and the yard was dotted here and
there with gum drop» representing
flowers, V fen. e of »tnp|»'d »tick
can.lv and marshmallow surround
\
r n grent
ed the yard
the
of enthusiastic cheering a*
young gu«'*t* .ndmircd the uuique
t
was
further
nppr*
c»'iit«'rpi«'Ct», it
of th«* refresh
ciat»»«l at a part
[
m«'iit*.
Gu«'*ts for the enjoyable
. Mai
«»ct*asi«»n vx«‘n»
III«
garvt Stewart. Gerry Kem. Phv
I
:in«l Mirg'iret Mon*on, Sara Jan«'
Jane
an«| Pauline Moore, .Mary
Smith. Miliicent Bukei , Ge cue Dur
ham. Ahlen Garoutte, Mac Tra*k.
Robert Nel*on. Robert Mills Sy d
nvv Wvnne, Kic)iar«i Smith «nul
Billie Helliwell. The hostess was
a*>i*te«l in entertaining by Mar
garet Short ami Kathleen \l «»ore.
♦
Church News
Twelve Alfalfa Plots
Will Be Planted Here
Plans for an alfalfa growing «‘\
perim«'iit in this «listrict haxeboon
vumph'ted and 12 farm«*r* will plant
plot*. S«»«’d will bo suptdied f«»r
th^ experiment T«'*tx tn «letermino
th«' acidity of th»» soil wcr«' made
y«'*tor«la\ bx t'ouuty \g«‘iit I’leteh
er *1 office
\ > i l soil uffera p ot
groumi for alfalfa growing nn«l
with th«» *«'«'«1 for each farm«*r will
bo »leliv«'rt»«l limo or laud plaster
in am.mnt *uffiei«'iit t«» rountera«*i
th«» acidity
Th«»*«' who will plant th«» *i/«‘
ph»t r«’«|lb -te,l bx l'«»UUty \g«'ni
r‘. .'. i < i.• .i 'hn lx< i•«■ 11... k. \ i
frx»«| Whit«'. 1' <’ Fuhr«'r.
M
\L I in, .1 T Scott, Hnrrx Kh« .ir«'r.
L J Ix'tii, M
\. Iloru, ilvd«’
Wnght.
Wi\H«' \’i«h«»l*, \S
V
Garoutt«» ami Georg«»
plant smaller plots.
Th«' experiment is being inn »lv
to interest farmers in alfalfa gr«»w
ing and to develop better dairv
food.
Tas Chuivh on the Highway
(Ba pt is!), l .oui» Henry Randle.
pastor. — Bunday, February 21;
church school, 10; morning wor
»hip, ll; sermon subject. ••Rom«
thing Permanent. ’* The beg inner
and primary departments
carry
through until 12:00. thu* making
it possf*
tilde
‘ for parent* with small
morning
children to attend th«»
worship,
Young people’s
social
hour, 5:30; young people’s group
meetings, 0:30; evening
service,
7:30, sermon subject, •‘The Father
of Two Son* ” Strangers vxill al
way» find a welcome hero.
• • •
Presbytertan Chut ch Pastor Dun
cnn I*, Oimer«»n will give an illu-
trated lecture on the life of Georg«
Washington nt the Sundav evening
service at 7:3ff.
7:30. Fifty pictures will
\t th«' Il o\*l«»«'k
be s how ti
\ ice th«' pastor will pr«'aeh
••The Ultimatum of Je*u*,”
enth in the morning series.
day school will meet .nt 10 o’c
FREIGHT KATE CHANGES
and Christian Emlenxor at 6:3
• • •
DISCUSSED BY C OF C
Th«' Pythian Sisters met last eve
The Church of Christ, Sixth tin I
ning at Phillip* hall, having as aa
th.* church with more m«»n
honor«',i ¿i>'*t, Mr* Carri«' Knight Gibbs, , the
Ed O*
of Eugene, grand chief of Pythian than women in its ev ening audi state pu
Bible school. 9:43, Clem gav«» an
*xster*.
An inter«'*' ng ; talk rela enee. — Bibl«»
tive to th«' good «»( the order was Snrff, superintendent, Th*» men of S,»uth«'rn
Cum mu nit x «•hange*
tehool m»'<»t
in
A social this sc
given by Air*. Knight,
w is men ’* bibl«» class nt th«' theater mg of the chain
session followe«! and a supper
:
Sunday
morning.
B«»o*ter last
Mr O
of th ' ex ening each
served at the cb
inleriiv'diat-’ th«» move of the
t if- chorus, junior and
l*ussvwillows an.l patriotic
wer«' at tract iv«» decorations or the chihlrvn. 10:43; Communion of *h«‘ VV !l s to enable tl
Lord Supper, 11:13;
rmon, 11
cure some of the
hall an«l table.
sub jet . •‘Du Itf How! **; practice ing to water ca
by th« booster chorus. 3:30; <’hri* raU»i « to meet c
t inn Endeavor, 0:30. Thrc«» grou,»* ti«»n at Pacifie c<
English Beauty Spot
of voung
„ folk: ni*'e »t at this time ter carrier*.
ies a rare !<*a»t
Phases of the .•ff,'.-!
in Heart of Sussex Mr.’ \ »•
ill a musical service 1 at th*» ex .»ning p«"»«'xl «’hang«’ might have on
The perf«vt English village II*» hour,
featuring
Fanny
Crus! y me«li.*it<» p«»int* w«'r«‘ «li.*eu**«*«!
In the heart ut Suses! and I, called hvmii:
A blind irl from th»' E.
Streat The village has no (bupa. b . r. will assi <i*t Mr \v«lelot an I «•hambi’r «l*’ci»l«»‘l to
no public building*, or even a post will bring selection* from th' great ti«»n on th«* joining o
office, and gasoline stations are un blind authors.' Th«’ sermon subject ti«»n of inland cities
equitable fi«ight rat
known.
Street, sometimes known will b«' ,,'Th«‘ Blind
Who S'«
Tu«'* l iv me«‘t ng of th«» group
as Street, la aptly named. It ha» Worker*’ confervn««' and
prix r which time th«' information gi
but one street, narrow and winding, *«r\b«' ea«*h Wednes«lay nl 7:30;
with a surface which makes every choir practice, 7:30 each ‘¡hiir*dr ; l»v Mr. O-tr:m«l«'r will b«' 'll*«!!**-
spring and bolt In a motor car I S, o T W . ev«’ry Thur* I iv • \
M : ons Honor Washington
groan their <li»apprvval. This rus ning. I G. Shaw, mini*! 'r. Clark
\ prog i
111 i n
I
tic approach runs between typical \ydelot, assistant.
birthday anniversary
English scenery—hedgerows and or
• • •
Wu*hington, was given
cbardik whose trees are laden with
Met!fbdL*t Church. \V J. Alurr«»\%. of th«» regular meeting
rosy apples, and from behind which
minister.
—
The
II
:>
’
rlo«*k
service
«‘\ening <»( the
Ala*
|Hfp farmyards with haystacks
‘iispiratiun mil Ml-. cal
stables and dovecotes. There Is u will In» filled with^nsp
<f«
’
xoti«'»n
a*
t
h^^Wraual
1
mission.'ir
v
iH'auliful tiny church, of the early
Mrs E.
i
u. ‘ will
be ob son. |
English style, on a wall of which Is thnhk ufferiti|ri**er\i«-«
a list of rectors dating back to served. Then» will be *p ¡nl tnusi«*. Rev .
Philip Bemond In 1337. To com *|M‘«*inl missionary mesMage and A gave
1
bv th«» women of *onrv
plete the picture there Is a smithy, . part to b«» taken
from which every day come» the th,» society, Church members are »•ron w
clanging of hammer and anvil, a urged to c i » iu «' prepare«I to «Io th« ir Washington, the Grea
ale.
i
fine old manor house and a village part* in*the thank offering
Visitors from th«' Drn
Th«» Sunday school will clom* I it« Springfield. Eugen«» nl
school. Everything is unspoiled.
secon«! m«»nth since th«* n«»w sys
lodges wer«» enthuwiasl
was estabUfh« ed
’
an«l members ar»' praise of th«» program,
.
'tiil^_4|
that
th.
EC-,
asked
to
.«rrf'Ti
moat' the program refresh!
Simple Fire Extinguishers
rnav be lose«!
high m«lividu i *erve»l.
There are certain kinds of chemi
*%n.i
<
class
petrentages.
Th.»
E|
cal fire extinguishers which consist
of a strong met «4 cylinder, nearly worth l League chapters will 111- *
Typewriters. The Sentinel
fl lied with u solution of baking soda • nt 6:30. The 7:30 o’clock servo «•
will la» evangelistic with special
Held flrmly in the top of the cyl In
dvr Is a hottie of sulphuric acid music by «•hoir and or«-he»tra. Th«*
There is an opening In the top of pastor ’i *ubject will be •*Heav
the cylinder which is connected with i en. ” Alarch 3 to 10 is visitation
the nozzle by means of a short rub an.l loyalty week and th«' revival
her tube. When the extinguisher Is meetings will follow from Alnr.h
Weekly Program
Inverted the acid falls out of the to tv 24 inclusive.
bottle and. mingling with the s<»du.
Scirnc« Society
24'2 Second
generate^
•y» carbon^ dioxide. The Christian
Sunday «ervicea at 11 a ih Wed
pressur^ of tills generating gas street.
nesday evrntnr tefttinmny merlin* at S
forces tne solution mixed with the o'clock
A free circulating library i>
gas out of th< i^pozzle and smotbera maintained in the building Tne public •«
cordially invited to att«^yi the church i»r
the fire.
«nd make use of
At ewe >
The subj«‘ct of th«* lesson ««*rman
forenoon
will be
fop Sunday
Superior to Misfortune
••Min.l.”
e • e
Blindness did not hinder Milton
First Church of N’aiar. ne — Eleventh
from composing poems which made
Friday. February 22.
nd Adam», J. B Burkhead. pastor Sun
him the greatest English poet after ■ day
school at 9 45 preaching servie»- Sun
Shakesj>eare. Coming to our times. day at 11 and 7:30; prayer meeting
i hi : I.ITTI.E SIIEP
Durwin himself, author of the Wednesday at 7:30.
HERD "F KINGDOM
••Origin of Species,” was a life
COME”
Church of Chrlat—(London 12 mil«»«
long sufferer from indigestion, and south
of Cottar*- Grove ) — Sunday arr
Richard Barthiliiii'M and
Pasteur, greatest and most benefl
vice«; Bibl«* study 10 « m. worship 11
cent name In modern medicine, did a m . scriptur« study 7:30 p. in.
Molly O’Day
’ * *
<
ills most significant work after he
Lutheran Mission. — Martin I* .Himon.
Also
a Coim ily.
had been struck down by paralysis. pastor. Adveutist 'hurrh. west Main
Divine service at J 30 every firvt Sun
Some of these men are to be num­
FRIDAY IS BARGAIN
bered among the founder« of our day All Luth'-rans. irrespective of na
NIGHT
tionality. are cordially incited also others
I
modern civilization.
Deprived of who are without a church home.
I
• • •
their efforts, civilization would have
Suttirday, February 23
Seventh Day Adventist Church - Weal
been retarded and the world would
Main street. Saturday Sabbath school at
Lave suffered Incalculable loss.
••CHILDREN "F THE
v <6 a ■
«hurch service al 11 a tn
Plans were ma
t the Monday
night meeting <
he
American
center all ef-
Legion auxiliary
forts on a membership drive foi
the nt'xt two weeks. Tn«' auxiliary
now has more than 30 members but
has n»)t reached the full quota.
Mrs Fred Bennett and Mrs. Jack
Miller wer«» selected a* captain*
and the group will be d divided in
two teams. The winning r side will
bo entertaine«l by the loser- Alarch
The Joker club met Friday eve­ 18 will be the next social meeting
ning with
rs. William Thum, who night.
ditional guests. Airs,
invited a
Inez Meeki
rs. O. AL Kem. Airs,
Mr». w. H Daugherty enter
m. Airs. Charles tained the Tw lesday Bridge club
James P.
Airs. C. J. Kem, with a 1 0 ’eine k luncheon at the
Burkholder
nb. Miss Hannah Colonial cafe Tuesday, Later th«
Miss Bernie«
h«'n Clemens. Mrs. guests went to th«» home of Mrs.
Lewis, Miss G
F. L. Grannis
Miss Bonita Daugherty for bridge. Airs. C. J.
Beager. Followi
an evening of Kem h« Id high score. Airs. Harry
bridge, the hostesi
asiated by her Afetcalf was an additional guest,
daughter. Alisa Be:
, served dain For decorations the hostess used
ty refreshments.
cards Mrs. laffudils and freesias as a center
Grannis held high score and Mis.* piece for the luncheon table and
Lamb held low. At the close of pussywillows an.l daffodils at her
the evening the _ guests gathered borne.
around the piano and sang a num
her of ol«l songs.
Airs. Armoral MonsqjD was host­
ess for the Ad Libitum club la>t
In response to an invitation from Thursday, entertaining at the horn-
the Presbyterian missionary
so­
B fl
ciety, 70 women from the mission cliff. . who was an additional guest.
ary societies of Creswell and from At the close of a social afternoon
other churches of this city gath­ the hostess served a delicious two
ered at the Presbyterian church course luncheon. Pussywillow* and
Friday for a covered dish lunch hyacinths were used attractively
eon arid program. Luncheon was in decorating the rooms. The club
served at 1 o’clock and the after­ voted a contribution to the scholar
noon meeting was devoted to a ship loan fund.
program in cdwervance of a day of
world wide prayer for missionaries.
The Latham Community club will
Mrs. Charles Beidler presided at meet Friday afternoon at the home
the meeting and all the societies of Mrs. Dwight Mercer, 434 south
represented contributed to the pro­ Fifth street in this city. The
gram. Each group reported on the meeting had been previously an
activities of its society for the nounced as being at the home of
current year. Prayers for missions Mrs. Charles Frye.
and world service organizations,
readings, talk* and musical num
Mrs. Inez M eeks was hostess for
bers completed the program.
Tillicum club last evening. Aft»«
a pleasant session of <45oo” th«
Mrs. A. G. Allen and Mrs. Wil hostess served light refreshment*.
liam Kelly entertained* with a <5 Special guests for the
occasion
o’clock dinner la*t .Sunday at the
__ were Air*. Nelson DeYoung, Afr-
Allen home, honoring their mother. James P. Graham and Air. and Air.'.
One of the Ten
Mrs. I. C. Ritchey, on her birthday A. O. William.*.
School bad begun and the fl nt
anniversary. Those present besides
problems adjusting the effects of
the honor guest were Roy, Abby
The women’s relief corp* will the summer’s vacation were In or
and William Ritchey, sons of the hob] a dinner Saturday noon in I der on the playground.
honor guest, Arthur Leonard, John O. O. F. hall. A program in honor
Miss W----- thought she had
Tanzer, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, Mr. of Georg«» Washington and Abrn
heard a forbidden word used twice
and Mrs. Allen and their families, ham Lincoln will be held in the
by one little boy so she said tart-
including seven grandchildren of afternoon.
fully:
“What was that you said.
Mrs. Ritchey.
Jimmy?”
Air. and Mrs. J. B. Leonard en
That she had evidently not been
Afr. an«l Airs. James Dungan en­ tertained as dinner guests Sunday
mistaken was obvious from the
tertained the Bona Tempo club last their respective parents, M
. r. and
earnest reply:
No. Miss W-----
Thursday night, inviting as special Mrs. 8. J. Leonard and
g'i‘*>t* Dr. and Airs. H. A. Hagen, Mr*. N. E. Compton. The occasion I wasn't cussing. I never cuss. I
Air. and Air*. N. J. Nelson and was their third wedding anni ver always follow rhe Ten Command
ments, and one of them says, Thou
Afr.
and Mrs. Claude €ru*on. wary.
shalt not cuss.’ '•
Bridge was the diversion of th
evening and Afr. and Afr«. Ivan
The Methodist ladiesr aid «oeiet
Why ** flaming youth?’*
Punk
Barker held high score and Dr. and will meet next Wednesday at the
Airs. Hagen held low «core. Later '■hurth. The committee for enter doesn’t flame.
in the evening delicious refresh tainment -will be Mrs. Joe Porter
mints were served.
Mrs. J. I. Smith, Mrs. ftov Leonard
ami Mrs. R. B. Reed.
Mr« klbert Kall
honor guest
at a pleasant afternoon last Thur»
day at the home of her sister, Air*,
Susie Carlile. The hour« were spent
Questions—49
in a social manner and an im
1— How far from the rnouth of
prom pt u program was given.
At
the close of th' afternoon a dainty
the Mississippi is New Orleans?
2— Who was the founder of Rhode
luncheon wa* served
by
Mrs.
Air. and Air-. W. L. Leonard en
Carlile. About 40 guests were pres- tertained as dinner guests Wedn< *
Island?
ent.
3— What was the earliest weapon
A alentinp decorations mad«’ day evening .Mr. and .Mr*. I. A.
th” rooms attractive.
us«d by man?
Randall and Mr. and .Mr-. R. B
4— Who la the champion automo­
Reed. A social evening followed.
bile driver?
The Senior Christian Endeavor
5— Who has generally been con
society of the Presbyterian church
Air*. Elbert Bede will entertain
held a Valentine party
Monday the Utopia club at her home next sldered the foremost American
landscape painter?
night at the church. Forty young Thursday afternoon.
6— What French city Is the lead
persons of high school age were
__ 4__
itig silk manufacturing city?
present and the evening was spent
The
.Methodist
ladies
’
aid
soejctj
7— What English writer of|>o« tr>
with games and stunt*. Following
und romance was also a decorative
the entertainment a dainty lunch will hold a food sub* Saturday n
artist and designer of furniture,
con was served. Miss
Hannah the Fair store.
tapestries and type?
Lewi* and Rev. Dunean P. Cameron
8— What and when was the first
were chaperons for the affair.
Mr*. A. L. W ynne entertained
—4««_
the AJ. P. G. club at her home last new-paper published In America?
9— What other office does the
Afore than 20 couples were pre* we«k with a 1 o’clock luncheon.
!ce presid' iit hold besides lhe vice
ent for the first dance of the sec Daffodils and freesias were an at
pre-id«-ncy ?
ond series of Tanglefoot elub Alon tractive centerpiece for the lunch
10— What Is ths diameter of the
dav night in I. O. O. F. hall. The eon table.- The afternoon
wa*
committee in charge of the dance pleasantly spent with fancy work. moon?
wa* Airs. W. H. Daugherty, Mrs. The elub was entertained Tuesday
xr_
- ...
. with
...
j
H. A. Hagen, Mrs. C. E. Brown, l by Mrs.
W. J.
Woods
Answers—49
Mr*. F. L. Grannis, Mrs. C. J. Kem o’clock luncheon at the Colonial
1
—
About
10" lullen.
and .Mr*. Elbert Bede.
cafe. The table was centered with
2- Boger Wllllum«.
an attractive bowl of carnation*
.‘1—'Hie Hliug shot,
Mrs. T. C. Wheeler will be host and freesias.
4— Hurry Hartz.
ess for the La Comus club on Wed
5— George Innes.
nesday of next week in r place of
A congregational
6— Lyon.
ig was
Tuesday, the regular club dav. A held Wednesday
______
7— William Morri«.
at th«-
luncheon will be nerved 1 at 1:30 at Presbyterian church. __
8— Boston News Letter—1704.
__
____
covered
Hotel Bartell.
9— ¡’resident of the aenute.
dish supper w»« served nt 6:30 and
10— 2,102 miles.
cover* were placed for 127 persons.
The Woodmen of the World, in An informal program consisted of
a joint session with the Neighbors singing of hymn numbers by th«*
of Woodcraft, will observe their
____ assembly, reading of th«* 46th psalm
Punn Treaty Balt
annual roll call tomorrow night in by R4‘ v - AV. V. AfeGe«' an inspira­
Thin farnoua Indlnn treaty belt,
tin* W. O. W. hall. A program will tional talk by Pastor D. P. i’ane r now In a Philadelphia inuaeiim, ft
follow the business meeting and on nnd closing prayer by A. W. made of Mt ring.« of wampum, the
Inter the group will adjourn to I. O. 1 oil. The affair was planned by ground white, with dlagraniM of vlo
O. F. hall, where refreshments will th«* Afizpnh class of th«* Hunday let colored bends. In the center
I m ? served.
school of which Airs. McGee is la n 'Ilagrain In violet, representing
teacher.
Will Chestnut presided. an Indian and a white man hold
Mr». W. V. MeOee will entertain The church expects to hold similar Ing hand« In friendship. Wampum
the Presbyterian inisnionary nociety meetings each month.
Is made from a kind of seashell.
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Mis Emily West Die»
\l I »
I ’ I V \\ ’
1 I I • her
h«»m«» near p)ea»'iiit Hill Thur» »«lav.
Fwbruaiv It. after nu illiie»» of t W Ü
month*. Fun« ml m'rxi«’«'» w«'ic h. 1.1
Mimd.iy nt lhe «hurrh iu Pleasant
Hill and interment
wa* in th«»
Ph’asnnt Hill c«‘metery
Mr* We*t wa* born (b’tobe
L'bll, in low I Khe « nm«' to <h
in |SNA mi«l lnitl l'«'« n a r«'*i«b’i
th«» Pleasant Hill «listriet foi
year*. Nil«’ is »urvivv«! by h«»r
ban«l nnd »«»ven «'hililr«'n
Curtis llnnM«,n i»f tin* «*itv i
«laughter Th«' deceased al*»> I«
a numli
g rent k
Luiubrimen Hold Mei'ting
J. li i htimb«,i’H, .1 Fuiiar \\ •«<« '
nd, \ H-lor Chiimbi'i'* mid Haroi i
\ Il k I *.'|| w« r«< Nimmg himlM'rmv
of this e it x who Htteiide«l a me«1
ing Saturdav night in I ugi'ii«' «
the
\V illimnet te
\ allev l.umb«*
men ’» assoemtiuii l‘«»tt* A Turpi
and Giir«»ulh’ «\ lli*liug* «‘f tb
city •m.I I h.- il «\ \ Beebe I umb
eomp-i ny of l.«'wna at«’ included i
th< new member« i ikt'u int«> tli
¿mii/:it ion.
MiuUc.nl Progr.im la Given
Axel Jurgt’iisen. p«*ptiln «ingoi
and \ i. tor r«*«’or.litig uiti t, gav«'
n J» ngram *»f song* and i< ding»
Mon lav night .it
th«» Cl., i*t inn
ehur« h. Hi* |ir«»gram iiiclud*
ular kni r
n ballatili Mid •
foil *ong*
Mt* Cm il Cubi V
city
wa*
hi* aci'umpi ii
\
thi*
large niimimr it11 n lo«l.
DO YOU KNOW?
Free Methodiit Church — Corner of
• ven ie ___________
and south ______
Fifth _______
street
Monroe______
Miles Pitcher, pastor. Sunday school at
10. forenoon services a; 11. evening ser­
vice at 7:30.
Prayer meeting at 7:30
Thursday evenings.
Long African River
The Ornnge river, which rise*
less than si mi miles from the east
coast of Africa, flown across the
continent Into the Atlantic ocean. It
Is the longest river In South
rlra. being about 1.300 milefl
length.
Filing Cabinets.
Pi um Moving n Hpecliilty
( HESTNU r
TRANSFER
( (L
CliuNtniit Biutlieis. piopitstoia
of llt’lbm
Il I:: li t li«'*** exprvMM’M
«viltit Ntl*tilghttie*M does of linen ;
there «nu he no two kliitls of
*lriilglit line* Herbert S|M*iievr.
AND UENEKAI
TRANSFER
¡STORAGE
Of fie» phon« <1
Ki Mdenc**
l*hon*i
lib* V’
iMITAUi: Gl«>\ I , old u<»N
Women and
Children
(.¡ven Special
Attention
H/e Welcome y ou
Co I'ortlanJ JOO <omk»il«ble
r««h will* h*ih
Jown-ivww
CouvenWoC
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Lwaik»».
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CONGRESS
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N«« J<ni ALttuifv*
Impereil Barbel
Sh<»p
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Incoino Tax Recorda Senti
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KOSEN1 E
National
Demonstration
Week !
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Drive the
New Chevrolet Six
No matter how cloarlv you inspect I he Out-
•landing Chevrolet ot Chevrolet History —
you vvdl never appreciate what a wonderful
achievement it i. until vou ait at the wheel
and drive. S> thia week ha. been act ■•ide
aa National Demon.tration Week, and you
arc cordially invited to come in and drive
thia »cnsanon.il new aixylinder car.
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For light or heat ami
a •curt* and more of
household unes.
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Regardk»* oi the car you may now he driv­
ing— come in today, learn what perform­
ance i» now available in the low-price held.
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No sooL «No charring.
Burna with a clear,
white flame.
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H.»«.ia«er . . . .
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l*l»ar<o«« ....
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4 «««»!»•
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It coats no more. Ask
your dealer or grocer
for the interesting
Burnbrite booklet.
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Pentecostal Assembly of God — East
Main street, across from S P station
Harry B. Iler, pastor. Sunday achoot at
9.45 a tn ; services at 10:45
a
m.;
foung people's meeting at 7 p rn , evan
gelistic services at h p
n . awetiaga
every night at M p. m. eicept Monday
and Saturday, regular service. Tues«lay;
bible study, Wednesday; prayer meeting
Thursday , _______
services with
young propL
people in
____ youu<
Friday; street meeting. Matur
charge, ”
lay at 7:30 p m.
No Compì omi««
l ong Dinlnne.' Ilniilii'K
S. nt
Arcade Theatre
Prayer nieeti«< «1 7 30 p m. Wedn«sday
With Amerit •«» Dollars
In gtillieiilig aliillstbs oil til*
niiiount of money »« .il by lore! nei*
In ibis coiiiitry buck to llielr home
hinds mid th«« puriniscs for wlilcb
th«» money win« Intended H "tis
n I iowii timt a hlghwny- In the I'vl
opoiim**UN whs built largely with
funds from Greek eiiilKrnnts III III«'
lulled Stilles.
1 Kr
X| m »«<
L «brksl*« . . .
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’675
’645
7 hr
COAl H
»k •• r'V r*
595
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All |w<4 <• /. o b
fu» «ut i. Mtn«. M m A.
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‘M5
L’.'.x‘<.ir*65o
Cottage Grove Motor Co.
ASSOCIATED
Oil COMIWXA
Jack Manklini*. Prop.
a Six in the (»rice runge of the four!
Rr/iwn «Í dUlribulurt of AaoorUtrd
Gaauiine * Associated Ethyl («asoline
Cycol Motor Oils anil Greases
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RITZ”
Jack Mulhall ami Dorothy
Mackaill
Also a Comedy
Chapter No. 11 '‘TARZAN
THE MIGHTY
I Used to 1 hink Safeway
Was too Good to Last
Sun.-Mon . F» bruary 24-25
THE SHOPWORN
ANGEL”
Gary Cooper and Nancy
Carroll
Also a Comedy
Paramount News.
That’s what Mis G (‘Oil l’i ssri I I In*
other <lay. She sai«l she fourni il hard
to helicv«’ that if was a loisin« .» p«>
nihility to »ell Safeway quality with
Safeway service al such consist« nlly
*a»oiiable pric« H.
Of roiirfle, when you stop Io think
that nearly 3,DOO .stores from tin* Sal’«
way buying unit,” sai«l Airs. G., if i.M
Tues. Wed., February 26 27
“DREAM OF LOVE”
loan (’rawford and Nils
Asther
Also a Comedy.
Sentinel.
♦ n\v I»»
lit Io
sources
hu ay
with inbldhinrn and cxlrn liaibllinv
Lik<- I I ioiishim I s uf <»lher women n I» c
lias found in Safeway quality, Safe
way service and Safeway savings the
an wcr Io lhe problem of how Io buy
foods most i coiiomically ami salisfac
torily.
For Week Ending Sat., Feb. 23, 1929
Crux
Th<' i.opiilni'
1 canut Butter
Picnics
A spli ail flu- kiililioH I ii V c .
Swift’s mild sugar cured.
2
Per lb.
H'S.
35c
Salad Oil
r lour
guarantet d
flour.
] 49i,, b,,tí $1.73
Iu th«' honors accorded him in th«- infancy of this
Republic were shown the affection, the esteem
ami the trust in which George Washington was
held by the people of his day.
As tin- years have muhiplied, greater and great
er tributes paid to the memory of the gr< ;it .Rev­
olutionary General and First
President, have
spoken eloipiently of the debt this nation ae-
knowhdgis to this steadfast, far-vinioned, re-
soureefid leader—in truth one of the founderfl
of Liberty for th<* World.
In observance of the 195th Anniversary of the
Birth of Washington Thi.s Institution Will
Not Be Open Friday, February 22nd.
Bank of Cottage Grove
A STRONG BANK
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Pastry Flour
Wh«il<'wli<'iit
§ lb. beg
i
grahnrn
him I
39c
Shortening
filirfit
put
Qt. bottle
3 I«».
23c
Relish Spread
I’.isl
h
up in Lib. cnrtfuiM.
I’t. jar
F
3for
Qt. jar
6c
Per ll>.
Powdered Sugar
Ih'Ht F""<I h ,
sli"il< niriR
49c
Cauliflower
Fancy while I h ’I k I n .
II
r
fh<'
22c
39c
75c
Lettuce
l,’aiK,y larfcc solid hendw.
Hot Cake Flour
and Syrup
8 lb. bay Hot cake flour.
2' 2 lb. tin ciutc and maple
•syrup,
All for
95c
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