The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 12, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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Judicious NEWSPAPER advertising makes
The Christian missionary society
Second Concert to Be G iven
A slice of bread laid on top o f !
installed the following officers at a
A concert of sacred muslo w ill be cabbage while boiling
helps
a to P O M O l l t o f l i t t l © 0 Q 6 S .
meeting In the church parlors Wed­ given at the 11 o'clock Sunday see prevent the spread of" the cabbage , •
nesday afternoon: President. Mrs. vice by the choir of the Baptist odor through the house.
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Lester Childs; vice president. Mrs. church. In the evening the choir
Fred Beldler; secretary. Mrs Lois will go to Yoncalla to present the
la cnlnbratloo of their first wed- W illiam s; treasurer. Mrs. O. W same program at the M E church
Jtng annivereery M r. and M r . W il­ □ow ing Rev. I. Q. Shaw gave the D. A. Emerson Is choir director.
bur W atklna entertained a group Installation address and Dr. E. J. Mrs. A. O. Buksr la music chair- j
of friends last Thursday night at Bulgln the dedication Mr. and Mrs. man and Mrs. Clauds N. Sherman
their home. The evening «as spent F. Carlton Booth sang a duet and and Mrs. Orpah Benson are accom
r. and Mrs.
playing rook and M
Mr.
Mrs E.
E another was sung by Mrs. Florence pantsts.
E. Cone won prises Several num­
num- Small and Mrs
Jim Powell. A
The program follows Plano pre
bers were sung by M rs
Clarence short pageant. "The Spirit of Rente- lude; prayer and response; anthem,
: Cone and Mra. A. <3. Sprankle. At cost." was given. Dainty refresh- "As Doves to T heir Window" tOa
a late hour a dainty tw o -e o u re e ments
_____ were served
Twenty-nine , brlsl). Mrs. Buker. Mrs Sherman
luncheon was served. Queets w e re , members were present
and choir; double mixed quartet. I
Mr. and M ra Ransom Cone, Mr.
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¡"W ake the Song of Jubilee" lE x
and M ra E. E. Cone. M r. and Mrs.
A charivari was held Monday !«•*•>! »°l0- 'The Heavens Declare
Clarence Cone. Mr. and Mrs Dwight night by a group of frier ds for M r <!>• Glory" lL e h rer), W. H. Cook
Mercer,
Mr
and
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O. and Mrs. Eaton Porter, newlyweds, of Springfield; male quartet. "Whls- i
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Sprankle. M r. and Mrs. N . E . Comp- Th# young couple were driven perlng Hope" iB Ia k e r). Messrs.
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Herbert Breed
a5oU, the city In cars. Later the I Emerson, Allen. Powell and Cheat-
love, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Harvey. group returned to the Porter home nut; anthem. “Somewhere T ie Al-
Mr. and M ra Albert Woodard, M r for light refreshments.
ways Morning" (Lorena), Esther
and Mrs. Roy Leonard. Mr. and
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I Allen and choir; mixed quartet.
Mrs. S. L. Macktn, M r. and M ra C.
"God's Call" (M cK ee), the Allen
E. Umphrey and son Donald. Miss
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fam ily; offertory; brief address.
Elisabeth Hancock. M r. and M ra Wednesday night with a slumber
Rev. L. H. Randle; solo, "Open the
Bayard Reed. Miss Flossie M a th is ; P *rt*
«?»•» Bartell. Quests were
Gates of the Temple"
(Knapp).
and M ra Bessie Sutcliffe.
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W ynn*.
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1 Qenevtev» Me rand a. Elsie Jacobean Mr. Allen: double mixed quartet.
"Praise Ye the Father" (Oounod);
new
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<nd Beth Bede. A braakfaat
male quartet. "The Wayside Cross"
held. ^
~ rv»d
morning.
meeting last Thursday at the borne .
i Palm er), Messrs. Emerson. Allen.
of Mrs. Elisabeth Qaldablnl of An- I
Powell and Chestnut;
anthem.
lauf. Thirty-six members and five L . M r. , and
. . Mrs. G. L. Madden enter- I "There Is No Name So Sweet"
visitors. Mrs Moore. Mrs. Albert l* ln<¿ • * ‘“ " ch*on Wednesday for (Holton). Mr. Emerson and choir;
Woolley.
Mrs.
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. . . . . ¿ Mrs.
t , «. Sallle , I D r K- J Bulgtn
— and M r. and Mrs .so lo , "O Lord Most M ighty" tW ool-
H lll and M ra Velm a Laffoon, were | c » r lt°n Booth, who are conducting < >r) w H C(X)k
an, h^„,
The
present. M ra HIU, M ra K n lg h ta n d j ™ iv*> • • '’vices at the Praaby- Days Is Past and Over" (A d an u ). |
Mrs. Laffoon became members, j Jst^n church, and Rev. and Mrs. Seldon Powell and choir; benedlc- ’
bringing the membership to 43. The 1 *•
“ baw.
Mon.
day was spent quilting. A delicious,
M r and Mrs. Jerry Eastham en-
dinner was served at noon. M ra
Mra. D. A. Forbea Dies.
Roaa Currtn reported that during ertalned Wednesday night w ith a
Word has been received hers of
May the had given out 34 garment», trout dinner for Dr. E. J. Bulgln, I the death of Mrs. M yrtle Lawton i
11 pair» of shoes. 8 hats and 6 M r. and M ra Carlton Booth, Rev. I Forbes, w ife of Dr. D. A. Forbes of
quarts of fru it. Mrs C. N. Land Duncan P. Cameron and Rev. and Jacksonville, form er residents of
read a poem. "The Sum of Living." Mrs. I. O Shaw.
this city. She died Monday In Med­
The next meeting w ill be the sec­
ford at the home of her parents.
The losing side In a recent con­ Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Lawton. Funer­
ond Thursday In July w ith Mrs.
Jeff Turner, who w ill be assisted test entertained the winners last al services were held Wednesday.
night at the meeting of the Neigh­ Besides her parents and husband,
by Mrs. R. C. Lawrence.
bors of Woodcraft. Degree work surviving relatives Include two sons.
George Robert and Stewart.
Miss Esther Sllsby and Miss was exemplified for Mr»
M yrtle Kem were Joint hostesses McQueen.
Friday night for the Joker club,
Typewriters for rent. Senti
The American Legion will enter­
entertaining at the home of Mias
nel.
tain
the
American
Legion
auxiliary
Sllsby. Additional guests were Mrs.
E ffie Knowles, Mrs. O. M
Kem. at a strawberry shortcake feed and
Mrs. Oscar Woodson. Mrs. James dance Monday night after the busi­
P. Graham. Mrs. Clara Burkholder ness meetings of the two organisa­
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and Miss Belle Burkholder, the lat­ tions.
ter two being form er members who
Mrs Georg BJorset entertained
recently returned from Salem. M ra
Nancy Oglesby and M ra Melia last Thursday night for a group of
Currtn were Invited to spend the friends. Two tables of bridge were
evening with Mrs. Lydia Stouffer. formed. At the cloee of the evening
mother of Mrs. Burkholder, who dainty refreshments were served.
was staying at the Silsby home. An
The W. C. T. U. w ill observe
This Is your greatest opportunity to get
evening of bridge was enjoyed and
dainty refreshments were served. flower day Friday afternoon at the
electric
Cookery In a beautiful all white
Eastham home at 336 north H
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to outwear any other tire
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SCHOFIELD STEWART
PLUMBING, SHEET METAL
Cottage Grove, Oregon
with a dinner Tuesday in honor of
the birthday of her brother, J. E.
Damewood of Culp Creek. A ll chil­
dren were present and the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dame­
wood. M r. and Mrs. V. S. Dame­
wood of Culp Creek. Mr. and Mrs.
Corbett Smith and son M iller. Mrs.
Verva Damewood of Cottage Grove,
Mr. and Mrs. Elsworth. Gene and
Billie. M r. and Mrs. L. L. Slagle and
sons Bernie and Joe. all of this
place. The guest of honor was pre­
sented w ith a gift from each one
and a beautiful birthday cake with
64 candles on IL
Mrs. James P. Graham wah host
ess Friday afternoon for the O. L.
H . club, Inviting a number of addi­
tional guests, including Mrs. Ros­
coe Hemenway of Portland. The
afternoon was spent playing bridge
and Mrs. W . L. W orkm an held high
score. Baskets of pink peonies and
LaFrance rosea were colorful room
decorations. A dainty two-course
luncheon was served by the host
ess. who was assisted by Mrs
Nancy Oglesby. Mrs. D. H. Hemen­
way and Miss Lula Currin.
’ ONE
FRIEND
TELLS
TREK
The Social Twelve club Is meet­
ing this afternoon with Mrs. W . A. |
Hemenway at her home west of
the city.
The Past Noble Grands club w ill
meet next Thursday.
Fire B u rn , Roof.
F ire originating from a defec­
tive flue caused considerable dam­
age to the roof of the John W anker
home shortly a fte r noon Friday.
The blaxe was extinguished by the
fire department. Some damage was
done to household goods by water. i
George Matthews, who was the
first of the fire fighters to reach
the blaxe. used a garden hose until
the fire truck arrived.
He suf­
fered a painful cut on his head
from falling glass.
He certainly looks like a
man who has just finished
a meal built around a
Roast from here — You
ought to try one and en­
joy a REAL FINE dish.
The M. P. G. club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Roy
Short, who invited as additional
guests Mrs. Jennie Nichols of San
Francisco, house guest of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Frances Nich­
ols, Mrs. Fannny Davis, Mrs. Earl
H ill and Mrs. Schwartz. A lawn
party was enjoyed and a delicious
luncheon was served.
The Constellation club held Its
annual picnic last Thursday after­
noon In the Woodson auto park,
north of the city. Members gath­
ered In the afternoon and families
of members Joined them In the eve­
ning for a picnic supper. A large
number attended. Mrs. Vinal Ran­
dall, president of the club, was In
charge.
The Shaw families of Cottage
Grove and vicinity held a picnic
Friday night on the banks of Row
river. Those attending were Rev.
and Mrs. I. G. Shaw and fam ily
| and the Dave Shaw fam ily of Cot-
tage Grove, the M. M. Tlson fam ­
ily and M r. and Mrs. T. C. Shaw
and their two sons and their fam i­
lies, all of Thornton Comers.
The Tuesday Bridge club held a
no-hostess luncheon at 1 o’clock
Tuesday afternoon a t the Colonial
cafe. Miss M yrtle Kem was an ad­
ditional guest. A fte r the luncheon
the group went to the home of
Mrs. W . H . Daugherty for an a f­
ternoon of bridge. Mrs. Clyde Rob­
erts held high score.
The Tuesday Evening club held
Its annual picnic Tuesday evening
In the Horn grove near Saginaw
and families of members were
guests. Mrs. Charles Adams of Eu
gene, a form er member, and daugh­
ter Adeline were additional guests.
A picnic dinner was served and
boating was enjoyed.
The Utopia club has postponed
Its meeting from June 19 to June
26. Mrs. C. E. Frost w ill entertain
the club a t her home.
Mrs. George Morgan w ill enter­
tain the O. L. H . club a t 2 o’clock
Friday afternoon a t the Colonial
cafe.
tured and wo hare been able to obtain It for
E X C LU S IVE LY . Being the first model wo h are ever ob­
tained for our customers exclusively, we b ars prtoed II
at a meet astounding low figure during this eampa
DOW N
Q U A L IT Y
M ARKET
Fred J. Anderson, Prop
Free City D clirery
Lad Is Injured In F all
O rville Tandy. 8-year-old son of
Mrs. Mabel Tandy, suffered a frac­
ture of one of his upper Jaws Sun­
day when he fell from a cherry
tree a t his home and struck on the
radiator of an automobile parked
under the tree. He was taken to
The Presbyterian ladles' aid so­ the Eugene hoapltal for treatm en t
ciety was entertained Wednesday
afternoon In the church parlors by
Mrs. O. W. Blackmore. Miss Lula
Currtn, Mrs. Rosa Currin. Mrs
M ary VanDenburg and Mrs. Georg
BJorset- Mrs. Charles Adams of
Eugene was a guest. A report of
the financial committee was given
and it was decided to solicit con
tributions Instead of holding a
cooked food sale. Delicious refresh­
ments were served.
Mrs. Fred Anderson was hostess
Wednesday afternoon for tne Li
Mercredi Pont club, Inviting as ad
dltional guests Mrs. H arley Gates
and Mrs. Nelson DeYoung. The a f­
ternoon was spent playing bridge
and Mrs. J. G. Denney held high
score. A
delicious
two-course
luncheon was served, the hostess
being assisted by Miss Lucille
Stoneburg. This was the last meet­
ing of the club until fall.
—The Greatest O ffer
in Our History
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point Range during this offer. It is the G R EA TES T
O P PO R TU N ITY you have ever had to buy an Klee trie
Range at this G R EA T SAYING. As soon as this quan­
tity Is exhausted the price must go up. Wo hare boon
fortunate in being able to buy a t a low figure through
such a large quantity purchase. I t to your opportunity
to save on our good fortune.
offer expires June 1A
Mountain States
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STORES
Favored by the Entire Family
n iS /Y w itiD T io N
This Sunday will be Children’s Day, Monday will be Fath­
e r’s Day and of course EVERY DAY is M other’s Day at
the W est’s Favorite Food Stores. It is here that she comes
to personally select the foods that make every meal a de­
light and every one healthier and happier. THAT is why
our stores are favored by the entire family.
Store No. 213
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Cottage Grove, Ore.
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PRICES EFFECTIVE SATURDAY AN D
MONDAY, JUNE 14th A N D 16th, 1930
Fancy Canned Vegetables
Any Assortment
O »-»owic« AQz»
Celllb
Del Monte Early Garden Peas, No. 2
MacMarr Del Maiz Corn, No. 2
Libby’s Fancy Tomatoes. No. 2l/fe
Jell Well
1 lb. c a n 2 5 c
3 pkgs. 25c
every courtesy end
con,deration. Safe­
way men are trained
to be p articu larly
careful with child­
Choose your flavors
Free— 4 Glassette Jell-Well
Free—large layer cake pan
molds with each 3 pkgs.
Free with each 1 lb. calumet
Jell Well—Free
p*«
35c
FREE— Attractive Colored Glass Cake Stand with—FREE
Swansdown Flour
Blue Rose Rice Toilet Paper
Strictly fancy quality
W aldorf
3 Ite. 19c
3 rolls 19c
Kellogg’s Pep or ] Rice Krisp-
ies, Any Assortment.. . - 3 for 35c
Get Ready for Canning
J a r Caps—K err or Ball, per dozen..........................
J a r Rubbers, Heavy Red Rubber, 3 dozen ............
Bottle Caps, per g ro ss................................................
250
250
190
M acM arr F lo u r
49 lb. sack $1.69
MACMARR STORES
C O T T A G E GROVE, OREGON
ir;
~ tk e y will receive
Calumet
Baking Powder
Swansdown Flour
Phone 219
ren who cone to our
store« end they like
to serve tkeaa.
FR ID A Y A N D S A T U R D A Y
FLOUR
Safeway
Hardwheat Blend
Every Sack Guaranteed
49 lb. sk. $1.59
Soap
Peet's Granulated
For washing machines and
household use.
Trial Pkg FREE with
each large one
T o ilet Soap
Palmolive
Jells B est
Recommended by Beauty
Experts.
True Fruit Flavors
4 bars 29c
4 pkgs. 25c
G inger A le
Pale Face
Dry Ginger Ale
SU G A R
0. & H. Pure Berry
Gane
2 bottles 29c
10 lbs.......... 52c
100 lbs.
$5.09
O ranges
C antaloupes
Jumbo Size
Thick Yellow Meat
Largfr— 3flg
L ettuce
S w ©6tr—J u icy
Size 324
Large Solid Heads
3 for 25c
Each 5c
38c
2 doz. 49c
Local Grown
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