The Cottage Grove sentinel., March 13, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

T i l l R M D A Y . M A R C H I». IH »
th» E u g e r« C b n a tian
miaaionary
•M la ty ; M r». <3. E B arto n. Mr».
M in n ie N lm m o. M r». L. P. H u b h .
Mr». W K. Braneon M r»
E
F
Lung and M r». J. E P e rry F o rty -
taro women attended the
A t the clone o f the n fte m c
U n B r n e r B«/v»r. m U siu narj I
ty ref re»hment» were »ereed by the
Mrvaa y ra rs In the Belgian Con
hoatea» com m ittee, M r» Ada Onkee
la A fric a . who la In Eugene up
M ra. W illia m « M r» Suric Okrtile
furlough, nddreaaed the
worvwi
and M r» I. G . Shaw.
M taatonary »octefy o f the C h ria il
—♦ —
rh u rt h hare Wadnanday afterno«
M r» C. J. Kem e ntertained l a
Cornu» club Tueedey a fte m e e a
hare were M r» T h
Bridge waa a pleaaant diversion
preside«]! of th
and a t the tea hour a d a in ty lunch
k'a a»latrt«®arv
eon waa aerred
D affo dil» w ere a t­
M r». C. A M an o n do
te e y ; M r» m > Toder. praaldant of tra c tiv e decoration» fo r the tab'.-
SOCIETY
A rca d e
T h e a tr e
Sunday
M onday
T uesday
M arch
16-17-18
VALLEE
ANO Ml» CCNNtCTK UT » A N U IS
Tlx? V A G A B O N D
LOVER
M ra. E lb e rt Bed
priced her da ugh!
b irth d ay aantversa
night when »he in
friend» for the eve
eluded form«
T am table» o f bi
and other gueet
men! la rem ini»
day»
A t br
IV» ff
M
¡T H W i
nt w .
b e a u tifu l fft ta.
M r t M o r rk -k. M r a D a le H a w k tn » .
R ita K e lly Florence Maye» M r*
Jam»» L I la rk . M r a C a rl W itte ,
Haael Fuhi pr. M r * Ebne Shield»
M ra
R a lp h
Saltsm an.
E velyn
V eatch. Ooily P itcher. M r«, l-eona
V catch
M r»
M arg a re t
W irth .
B c tih a H ow e and the honor gueet
♦
The Constellation club held
It»
annual benefit card party Thuraday
night in M a«.® «- b a ll
Bridge wa»
played and 15 table» were arranged
fo r the gueeta. M r». H . A H agen
and M r» George Jacobaen
bald
high »core» for wom en and for the
men C F. H iw kin» and A. A. R ic h ­
mond w ere high.
Mi.«» V irg in ia
H u n t entertained «nth vocal »elec­
trons. A t the close o f the evening
light re fre s h m e n t* were «erved The
room» w ere made eepecially a ttra c ­
tive w ith basket» of greenery M r a
George M atth e w » w a »
general
c h airm an and M r» C C
C ru x ®
waa c h airm an o f the refreshm ent
com m ittee
They were assisted by
various mem ber» o f the club. About
1ST waa netted.
M ra A lbert H elllw eU . M r a C. R
D ear. M r a Nelson DeYoung- M r a
E ffie Knowles M ra Glen
H aney
and M r a A. W
M rG eorge were
b.M>traaM Wednesday aftern oo n in
the P resbyterian church p a rk » » for
the ladies aid society. A business
m eeting was held and the follow ing
officer» w ere elected. M r» W J
W h ite , president; M r» 8 L God
ard, vice president: M r a Roy Short,
secretary - treasurer
A fte r
the
husmeas m eeting a social hour was
enjoyed and an old fashnmed spell
mg m atch was held
Delicious re­
freshm ents were served
The St
P a tric k day m o tif was carried oul
in the table decoratioos and
re­
freshm ents. Room decorations were
daffodils and greener»
♦
P A » T T IM F IIM U C I t H M l M I t
MCTIOOt
F I-A N H M E E T IN G
ShoHling Rapiti - With An lutomobile
i n ______
Classes In the part tuna
home
economics school w ill be held at
the practice house Wednesday a f ­
ternoon M arch IS and w ill con
tlnue Io meet each Wednaaday un­
t il the course la completed
In
struct«»«» In the school are
Mise
M e rle B ow en who w ill have charge
of ouoktng and M rs O rp ah Ren
son. who w ill be In c h a ig e o f sew­
ing T hey w ill be aselst«*d by M i«
H ugh T ru n n e ll, who w ill
be in
charge >»f »taxing, topics and pro
jects G irls and ««mien of ll y e a i s
o f age and older a rc eligible fot
Instruction
T h e c o u i*e is gtv«n
under the d irvctlo n o f th e stale de
part me nt o f home economics
T he ««-men of the (Tirtatian
church w ill give a
broadcasting
K aglrw M a r t M e m b e rs h ip D riv e
pro gram fro m station F U N In the
T he Eaglee lodge started a inern
'.»die» aid room of the church at bership drive Wednesday
I I w ill
? SO F rid a y night
Cake and oof continue to M ay 12 and la In chaige
fee w ill be served and a silver o f­ o f the "lO t” club, w hich la com
fe rin g w ill be taken
posed of every m em ber o f the aerie
who has brought In a new member
T h e ladles' circle of the Baptist T he slogan of the d riv e Is “101 more
church m et Wednesday afternoon m em ber* by M ay 12.“
a t the home of M r a J. H Ponsford.
F o u r com peting teams w ill be or
w ith M rs T ru m a n C la rk e as Joint ganiaed T he club w ill convene a f­
hostess. A large num ber attended ter each lodge m eeting and m ake
plans fo r the next week's drive
T h e W C. T U . w ill meet F rid a y Lunch w ill be served club member»
aftern oo n a t the home of M r a I a fte r th eir discussions.
G Shaw
M erchants and business men of
the city have given a num ber of
prises which w ill be aw arded In the
English L a w D e m a n d e d
drive
A tte n d a n c e a t C h u rrti
'M .U II C u m n illt c r M e e t»
Sunday holiday m eter» and lrl|>
A t a m eeting of the boy scout
per» w ill be Interested tu to«.a H u t
a statutory law Io England ».«wr com m ittee fu r the C ottage Grove
ago prohibited such friv o lity , say» d istrict held F rid a y the follow ing
The m issionary societie« o f the ' the Ixw doa D a ily M all
1
e
t.-i officers were elected t 'r H a ru k i
local churches held a
combined
l-em ley.
o f U n ifo rm ity . 1932. require«
\ i Ax ley. president; E R
m eeting F rid a y
at
the
Baptist
persona except I low * lUsariiii«» vice president. W o rth H a rv e y sec
church in observance o f a day of
H e n ry B Sallee
from the worship o r rt-H-rrtne- .it re ta ry treasurer
-w o rld p ra y e r " T h e nice! tng wa»
the fh u rc h of Engtan«! and e«u new lu in r county scout executive
an ail-day session and about SO
ally attending some pl»<-e of wwr and M r M e rrill, scout commissi«®
were present at c io n for a covered
ship not belonging to the Church el er. o f Eugene attended the meet-
dish luncheon
M ore attended the
England, are. i f they have no law Ing. lex-al mem bers present were
aftern oo n service M rs. Louis Henry
ful or reaaonable excuse f-»r ah S L. M a rk in , «lien Owens W o rth
R andle w»» in charge of the pro­
«eoce, to endeavor to atli-nd tbeh H a rv e y , E R. Lem ley. Ed Wleee
gram and was assisted by the fo l­
parish
church
or
aecnHomed H. W L om bard and H J. Shinn
low ing chairm an fro m the mission­
were
chapel, or. I f reasonably preverve«! M r Wiese and M r. M ac k ln
a ry groups M r» C h arie r He idler
from so doing, some other plate named to w ork in c«®Junction w ith
P resbyterian M rs. C E. V m ph rey.
where the divine service o f th« other com m ittee« In luoklng fo r a
M ethodist: M r». Ada Oakes. C h ris­
Church of England 1« j«crf*/f-iT»*-«l, hall as m eeting place fo r the tw o
tian
T h e program
consisted o f
on all Sundays and other days or local tr«x>ps
m usical number« and talks relative
datned and u«ed to !-e kept a»
to activities In the num erous mis­
hcarter F ever t a x « Reported.
holy days, and to abide there nr
sion field»
Several new scarlet fever ranee
derly and soberly during the time
o f common prayer, preach!ng. ot have been reported by D r. C. E.
T h e Research club m et Tuesday
other divine service there per­ F ro st city health o ffic e r T hey are
evening fo r an Interesting program
Jane Short who lives on
F ifth
formed.
F a ilu re to observe -
law renders the offending “parish­ street. M rs. R a lp h Sbeary of »outh
continuing the study of Russia
M em bers answered to ro ll call by
ioner o r Inhabitant o f a parish’ Sixth street. M rs Sam V eateh of
who 1» not legally exempt from a t­ n orth T e n th street. M is* Unavee
giving curren t event topics regard­
ing Russia. M rs. W . J. W h ite was
tendance at divine service on San W h its e tt of B irch avenue and M a r i­
and
pro gram leader and »poke on “T h e
days and holy days “liable In pro­ lyn Shaw, d au gh ter o f M r
L ite ra tu re of R u s s ia " Mrs. Georg
ceedings taken against bits In th a i M r». V ic to r 8haw
BJorset gave book review » on “T he
ecclesalstica] courts to he «-err, T h e health rep o rt fo r F eb ru a ry
C lo ak" by Gogal and “T h e Lover"
sored fo r the offense, admonished follows Deaths, tw o males and two
by G orky. M rs. H elen Bosley re­
as to his attendance In the fu tu r e ,, fem ales, births, one m ale and three
viewed Tolatoi's book. “R edem p­
and to ba condemned In the costs fem ales
tion." M r a W ilb u r W a tk in s was a
of the proceedings"
guest o f the club. M rs V a n Oadel
Eugene t a l k » to Be Gueate
w ill be In charge of the program
Cottage G tu ve aerie. F ra te rn a l
fo r the next m eeting, M arc h
29.
O rd e r o f E a g le t, haa invited
the
Ancient Builders’ Idea
when •'The R evolution o f Russia
aerie to vtalt here next
of Humor Quite Modern Eugene
w ill be the study topic.
Tueaday nig ht. T he ladles' a u x ili­
T h e builders o f the «»id churches a ry o f Eugene also w ill visit the
In
England
w
ere
not
so
serious
hut
a u x ilia ry hare the aame evening A
M r. and M rs. C hester W h eeler
that they now and then perpe­ special p ro gram , including danclnc
en tertain ed S aturday night w ith a
trated
a
Joke,
ev«m
In
stone.
On
and refreshm ents.
Is
being
a r­
bridge p a rty fo r m em ber» o f the
more than one o f th e ir creations ranged.
R o yal A rcanum
basketball team
they
ca
rte
d
In
re
lie
f
a
s<-ene
repre­
and th e ir wive».
An
interesting
senting a m«®k preaching solemnly
fe a tu re w hich affo rd ed the guests
Typewriters to rent. Sknti
to a flock o f geese. T h e same bu-
much am usem ent was the giving
morous spirit Is sometfhies io 1-e nel
of comic prixes a» the couples prog­
detected In the domestic srehltec-
ressed.
F o r the evening M r».
ture o f ea rly tim e*.
C la rk Goodm an held high score and
Just upon the boundaries of Red
M r». H a ro ld W o lfa rd wa» low. F ol­
fordshlre and H ertfordshire form er­
low in g cards refreshm ent» were
ly stood an old ram bling farm ­
served. Guests w ere M r. and M r»
house.
T h e living room was lon r
Goodman. M r. and M rs. W o lfa rd .
and low, and on the center beam
M r. and M rs. H a ro ld Sw artx. M r.
that w ent across the ceiling was
and M rs. A1 Shofstall M r». N e llie
Inscribed this legend: “ I f you are
S ch afer <Salem ) and Roes Glass.
cold, go to H ertfordshire."
T h is seemingly Inboxpltahte In
T he employe» o f the J. C. Penney
rlta tlo n was explained hy the fa rt
store celebrated the sixth a n n iv e r­
th a t one-half o f the room was in
sary o f the opening o f the local
one county and one-half In the
»tore T h u ra d a y n ig ht w ith a cov­
othar.
T h a fireplace wa» In H e rt­
ered dish »upper a t
the store.
fordshire.
W ives, husbands and friends o f the
employes w ere guests. Covers w ere
placed fo r 19 and those attend ing
D is d a in fu l o f P h ys icia n »
were M r and M r»
G len O wen,
M r. and M r». D ale H a w k in s . M r.
H O W D Y F O L K S - A neigh­
D is ra e lll affected to regard all
and M rs. James Tow ne. M r. and
doctors w ith a sovereign disdain,
b o r o f ours says the reason
M ra. H a ro ld W h itlo c k . M r. and M rs.
w rites a columnist In the itanclu-».
the Eugene police force Isn't
H . G ates. Miss R ita
K elly. Mi»«
vaccinated, Is because
they
te r Guardian.
"G ull Is a ll froth
Jessie P ru e tt. Miss G ladys Heck,
and words." he declared at seventy-
never cateb an y th in g a n y ­
Loul» Strobeck.
Law rence
K e lly
how,
three.
"They are all silk«».
F irst
• • •
and R o b e rt Stacey.
o f all they throw It on thsf w eath­
Bug House Fable.
e r; then there must h«- a Chang* o f
A grand o ffic e r w ill be present
A Scotchm an th ro w in g aw ay
scene; so. 8 ir W . Jenner, a fte r
a t the F rid a y n ig h t m eeting o f the
biundering and plundering In the
ten d o lla r bills and a Jew
E astern S ta r and a d in ner w ill be
usual w ay. sent me to Bourne­
picking them up and giving
given in her honor a t H o te l B a rte ll
them back to him
mouth, and Gull wants to send rue
• • •
preceding the chap ter m eeting. O f­
to Fima; I should like to scud both
ficers w ill appear fo r the firs t tim e
D ippy Dialogue
o f them to Jericho."
And Joseph
in th e ir cloth o f gold dresses in
Cham berlain's Insistence th a t to go
“W h a t'e a cow slip?”
celebration o f the fiftie th a n n iv e r­
to bed and to come down again
“Just a bovine Indiscretion,
sary o f the chapter. Degree w o rk
N e llie . Just a
bovine Indls-
constituted exercise enough for any
w ill be exem plified
and refresh­
man must have been a sore tria l to
erstlon."
• • •
ments w ill be served. M rs. George
bis doctors.
M atth e w s is chairm an of the re­
You w ill m ake no slip I f you
freshm ents com m ittee.
w ill become a re g u la r user of
Colum bia Records. Ask your
A fr a id o f L ife
T he high school teachers'
neighbor.
"T ou ’rs not a fra id o f life are
• • •
elation held a d in n er M on day n ig ht
you?" she asked him. and Finch Is
at the Colonial cafe. A t a m eeting
D a ffy D e fin itio n .
startled Into truth.
“ Yes. I am.
follow ing the d in n e r M rs. O rpah
R ig id
Econom y — A dead
I'm aw fu lly a fra id of It."
Benson gave a report on vocational
Scotchman.
She reared her head from the
• • •
tra in in g in the home economics de­
pillow. “A fra id o f life
W hat non­
p a rtm e n t and Miss L u la C u rrln re­
L IT T L E B O B B Y G R A N -
sense. . . .
I won't ha»e It.
ported on the use-of the lib ra ry in
N 18
C O U L D N 'T
AN­
You mustn't be afraid o f life T a k e
the high school. A discussion was
S W E R T H E Q U E S T IO N
It by the horn».
T ak e It by the
held com paring the w o rk in the
IN
S U N D A Y SCHOO L,
tall.
Grasp It where the h air 1«
local schools w ith th a t o f schools
•W H O
B EA T
TH E
short.
M ake It a fra id of you
throughout the state.
P H IL IS T IN E S ? "
H I 8
T h a t’s the w ay I did.
Do yon
D A D W O U L D N 'T L E T
think I ’d have been talk in g to you
T he P ast M atron s club m et M on-
H IM R E A D T H E S P O R T
this n ig ht— I f I ’d been a fra id o f i
dayday a t the home of M rs. Charles
S E C T IO N .
life? Look at this nose o f mine.
B eldler w ith M rs. A n d rew Brund
These eyes.
Do they look afraid
assisting as jo in t hostess. T h e a f­
C rip M o rtlo c k was proudly
of life? And my mouth— when my
ternoon was spent w ith needlew ork
displaying a new stickpin the
teeth are In— I t ’s not a fra id either."
and a t its close a d ain ty luncheon
o th er night.
H e told
C arl
— Kansaa C tty Star.
was served. A bow l of d a ffo d ils .
W itte th a t the pin had be­
form ed an a ttra c tiv e centerpiece I
lo n g e d
to a m illio n a ire .
fo r the table and d affod ils
and I
•W h ich
m illio n a ire ." asked
Sunrise on the Moon
violets
w ere
placed
a rtis tic a lly
C arl
''W o o lw o rth .”
«ays
T h e tranaltlon from night to day
about the rooms.
G rip .
o f the moon la very rapid, for the
The man in the circle is George W . Rilea. p.. tinfl»tcr at Agn» u. Oregon. T he Chevrolet
car shown in the boat had to be iranapoi ted in that manti« r to tench this d i eg on t o w n . *1 .ic
car was put on the boat and taken up the Ia»t-tnoving Rogue K t v c r to Agne s. Helow.
Postmaster Kilea is shown looking under the hood of a m otor car l o t the fiis t tim e I rank
Low ery, '"master m ariner o f the ru liing Rogue." studying the rifllc (at ove) to make sure
his boat can make it through the rough water.
G
«head.
time is just
Fresh packets of
N orthrup, King & C o .’s Seeds
are now on display in dealers’
stores.
These seeds are of un­
surpassed quality. A five cent
price on all standard size veg­
etable packets and most o f the
flowers, makes this line «iirac-
tive to thrifty buyers.
Nozlhyiip,Kinf{ & Co’s
see
M arvelous Stom ach
R em edy D iscovered By
M innesota D ruggist
Thouaands suffering from Stomach Ulcers, Sour Stomach,
Gas, Indigestion, Nausea, Gastric Distress and Dyspepsia
have been made happy by the quick relief given by Hor­
to n ’s W onder Tablets.
Easy to T a k e .
N o t H a b it Form ing.
$3.00
F o r Bottle of 100 Tablets
Sold Under Guarantee of Relief of Ailments Named or
Money Cheerfully Refunded.
Sold only by
LAWRENCE A. HORTON’
133« West Minnehaha «treat, St. Pfcnl, Minn.
T he women's re lie f corps m et Sat- • moon has no atm osphere; no rosy
tints paint Its mountain tops at
u rd ay afternoon fo r th e ir reg ular
dawn. T h e re are no gcsdatlons lie
m eeting. O w ing to sickness In so
tween darkness and night, n * tw i­
m an y homes only eigh t members
lig h t w ith color-tinted clouds. Be­
were present. A g re a te r p a rt of the
fore the sun com«»» there 1« blank,
routine business was dispensed w ith
black darkness, deeper and blacker
u n til the n ext m eeting, when It is
than anything experienced on our
expected more m em bers w ill be
earth. As the sun«li!ne moves across
present.
Its surface the first peaks to cat<-h
Its rays stand suddenly otlt. fnllv
M rs. R a lp h Saltsm an entertained
defined In a harsh, unteni|>ered
the E lm a rte s club Tuesday a fte r ­
glare and In sharp contrast to the
noon a t h er home, In v itin g M rs. W .
dense darkness of the nearby ter
A. G a ro u tts as an add itio nal guest.
rain, where It Is still night.
Bridge was a fea tu re of e n te rta in ­
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P rices Effective Saturday, M arch 15th
and M onday, M arch 17th, 1930
A sk O u r S a le sp e o p le fo r O u r
B u lletin on th e S e c r e t o f
M a k in g G o o d C o ffe e
JELLO
1 W
'. Ä
m en t and M rs. Fred Anderson held
high score. F o llo w in g cards a de- i
Food Requirem ent»
lectable two-course luncheon was
According to I ’rof. V H M utt i
served. D a ffo d ils w ere a ttra c tiv e
ram, an adult wornun n<-> ds hut
decorations.
2,."¡TO calories a day. An adult man
engaged In aedentary occupation re i
M r. and M rs. W . L . Leonard en­
A man
tertain ed a t d in ner Sunday. Guests , qulrca 3,WO calories dally.
w ere Invited fo r 8 o’clock and those
doing hard work should have fi.WO
present w ere Miss E lsa Nllson, Miss
calories.
T h e physiological reason
Flossie M ath is, M rs. C a rrie Hem en-
given Is th a t the fem inine organ-
w sy and M rs. E llx a How e.
lam utlllxes food more gconomlcally
than man.
A child's food should
—♦ —
M r. and M rs. W . D. Abel e n te r­
not bo proportioned according Io
tained the Bona Tem po club T h u rs ­
his age. as be requires more (linn
hnlf the food o f an adult.
Roys I
day n ig h t a t th e ir home In Eugene.
and girls o f fourteen are to be
M r. and M rs. V ic to r Cham bers w ere
considered as adults in food u tiliza­
additional guests.
tion.
T h e C h ris tia n ladles' aid society
is m eeting this aftsrnoon In the
Salesbookx. T h a Ssntlnsl.
church parlors.
ttuhbei Bands. T he Sem inal.
Says L iv e w irs H a n e y , "U n til
you understand them , some
things are sim p ly
re m a rk ­
able. Than they beeome re ­
m a rk a b ly simple.
e » •
T h e sim ple w ay to solve
your electrical troubles la to
call 201.
e » •
She waa only a taxlilerm lat's
daughter, b ut oh, how she
could a tu ff herself.
» e »
W hen asked by the teacher
fo r his p arents’ names, Ju n io r
R a n d a ll obliged by answ er­
ing, “M a m a and P ap a.”
s e e
L e t us g a th e r and sing th a t
•Id tim e fa v o rite , "M is M o th ­
er Called H im Louie, Because
He W as the F o u rte e n th .”
Pkg. 6c
Bar6c
Each 6c
’T o ' d e X ?
"Approved by Hollywood'» 4(Mt” ,
(No »ail to d<alera)
“ *
S-A.LTP :“h
( \ o s ? jo dealer»)
SALAD DRES8IN0, flu id
Medal— A new fla vo r —
New Sulad Rr-aulta—"O ne
o f the Best Footin’ ’. 12-oz
gla*« ja r ................
19<
BLACK FIGS— E xtra ehoice
q u a lity shipment just ar­
rived. 2 lbs...............
OYSTERS— Gulf Kiat Brand
—Extra Standard Quality.
5-oz. ca n » ...................15<*
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