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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1931)
T i n s o r m n o . cottagw obovm okboow . n ii n A Y . N O v r M n r ii i». imi Mr«. 11, A. Miller waa hoataas I I * 1 . . ti | Tuesday afternoon for the O. L. II E llllC iltO rS t 0 b p l ' i l K club. Inviting aa additional gueata t * Mr». W H. Johnston. Mra L. P Sanford, Mra T. C. Wheeler, Mra A. W Kline. Mra. Albert Helllwell A special program In observance At the Wcdnaeday night niaetlng and Mrs, II. B. Griggs. Bridge was of the Neighbors of Woodcraft the 1 the afternoon's diversion and Mra. of education weak will be held at following officers were elected Ml»« A. W. Swanson held high score and I T.30 Sunday evening service of l*orls Labow, guardian neighbor. Mrs. George Jacobsen low A dainty ***• Presbyterian church Short i m U / w n il Mra Julia Bartela adviser; - Mr*. - - luncheon - talks will *>. he given «... by _ a group _« of »»« »arv.d at tha taa the high school faculty, Including Mabel Dixon, clerk: Mra Anna hour. Fall flowara and potted Graham, banker; Mra. Kmaline plants wars colorful room and labia Superintendent D. A Emerson, Wilson. Mra. W L. Hatch and Bart decorations. Tha club will maat In Principal F L. Grannis, Herman X luxfky and Mies Sara Louise Shields. Burrows, manager»; Mra Mac two wacks with Mra. Swanson. / fc Music will be furnished by the high Ostrander, magician; Mra. Ethel Nixon, attendant; Mra. Loulaa Bar Tha Campfire Girls group bald an school musical organisations under tela Inner sentinel; Mra. Anna organisation masting Friday ave- the direction of Misa Amy Banka. Member« of the school board will Schoen, outer aantinel; Mrs. Clara nlng at tha home of Ml». F. L. Stevens, captain of the guard; Mra. Grannis. The following officer« be guests. Zalma Sears, flag bearer; Mra. were elected: Alice Alltaon. ptesl- School Census Shows Decline. Nellle Blackmore. muaiclan; Mi», dent. Ruth Wilhelm, vice president; The annual school ceneua of Cot* Bertha McQueen, press correspon- Evelyn Coiner, secretary and Mabel dent. Installation waa set for the Blackmore, treasurer. Miss Eleanor (age Grove, Just completed by Mra. first meeting In January. Mr«. Gra ¡Cobb of the high school faculty la Worth Harvey, shows that the num ham was Installed as banker. A the guardian and the American ber of school age children has da- ___ _________ ___ _ sponsor ____ the ___ I creased 33, the number for thia social ___ hour ______________________ followed the business __ Legion auxiliary will session and dainty refreshments group, which will meet at 7:30 each being SAI, as compared with were served by the following com- Thursday night at the high school. year. mlttca. Mrs. Schoen, Mrs. Naomi , Light refreshments were served. ™ >vnr a number, 409 are _+ __ boye and 413 are girl«. The num- Raigal and Mrs. Sears. Royal Arcanum council No. 3191 ber of «••‘"‘Den whose father« are Miss Alice May — Kent, daughter of held a no-host _ dinner Monday eve- «X onnaturalUed totals four aa ax^x and x ■ ax ax the . > * — • “ - i ax x ) *-* ax xx ■ kx. x xx x ■ .1 kx ^x a- Elmer J. Kent of this city, was nlng at the Colonial. Several new number whose mothers are unna- turallaed totals seven. married Sunday to Clarence A. Lew- members were welcomed and a Is, for two years employe of the i pleasant social evening waa anjoy- Quarterly Conference Scheduled. chamber of commerce in Eugene ed. At a short business meeting of- T w e n t y m il l io n telephones in this The local Free Methodist church The service was performed at 9 a fleers were nominated and election country are connected with yours today. m. at the First Congregational will be held tne first Monday in will hold Its second quarterly meet church in Eugene. Loren Edmon- December. The athletic committee, ing of the present conference year Represented by those twenty million are ston. pipe organist formerly am- composed of Bill Collins, Lloyd this week and Rev M C. Clarke of many friends, relatives, business firms with ployed here and a friend of the Wolfard and Ed Heck, expects to Salem, district elder, will preside. A special feature of the program young couple, played the wedding prepare several worthwhile events whom you could not talk yesterday. will be a missionary address Io be march. The couple took a short soon. given at 3:30 Sunday by Rev Year by year your service has grown honeymoon trip to Portland and —♦ — Clarke, who spent several years In Seattle and are at home In the Mr. and Mie. Elmer Neet were broader, more convenient, more useful. Lincoln Court apartments. Eugene hosts Thursday night of last week India as a missionary. He will Il Business Office: 522 Main St. Telephone S3 Only close friends and relatives at- for the Bona Tempo club, Inviting lustrate his lecture with a number tended. Those present from here Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Spray as a d -, Rev. Clarke will preach Friday T he P acific T elephone and T elegraph C ompany were the Lee Nixon. Hugh Nixon dltlonal guests. At cards Charles at 11 families. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blank. Brace held high score for men and and . . Saturday , , „ nights , and .. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nixon. Mr. and Mrs. Spray high for women. Chrys- ' ' c lH ,n J • 31 »clock Sunday Mrs. Harold Wolfard, Mrs. Paul anthemums were decorations. The Culllna, Fat Kerr to Box. Morgan. Misses Alma and Gall Lin- club will meet Tuesday evening As a special feature of Its Satur damood. Miss Audrey Wolfard. El- with Mr and Mra. Charles Brace day night dance, the Mountain mer J. Kent and Lawrence D. Kent —♦ — —♦ — 1 Mrs. O. E Woodson was hostess View Pnvlllon, east of Cottage A shower honoring Mrs. Wilbur Tuesday afternoon for the Tuesday Grove, has billed Fat Kerr, 313 Spray was held Monday night at Bridge club, entertaining with a I pounds, and BUI Collins, tfld pounds, the home of Mrs. F. H. Allison. o'clock luncheon at the Colonial. both of this city. In a three-round Those present were Mrs. Albert ( Mrs. C. L. Wilhelm and Mrs. Vic boxing bout. The match has , been Helllwell. Mrs. P. E. Nelson. Mrs. tor Chambers w e r e additional called a grudge fight, Kerr being Inez Meeks, Mrs. Lottie Lewis, Mrs. guests. After the luncheon the out to knock out Collins, who de H. A, Hagen. Mrs. W. W. Latte, ' group went to the home of Mrs. feated Kerr by a knockout In a Mrs. Merville Veatch, Mrs. A. W. Woodson, where the afternoon was recent 8-round bout. A IB-minute wrestling prelimin Swanson, Mrs. Fred Bennett, Mrs. spent playing contract ary has been scheduled between Victor Chambers, Mrs. Herbert Lombard. Mrs. Claude Klme, Mrs. 1 Mrs. R, H. Fields, Mrs. Susie Ga- Stubby Garoutte. 140 pounds, and John Kelly, Mrs. L. P. Sanford, routte. Mrs. A. W. Shofstall and Charlie Smith. ISA pounds, both of Mrs. Charles Hall, Mrs. E. E Full- Mrs. Rosa Currln were hostesses thia city. mer. Mrs. Fred Anderson, the guest Wednesday afternoon for the Pres Nine Chilean cities now receive of honor and the hostess. Four byterlan ladles' aid society meeting, tables of bridge were formed and The afternoon was spent quilting. radiotelephone service: Santiago. Mrs. Veatch held high score and | Plans were made for a bazaar anil Valparaiso, Racagua. Vina Dal Mar, cafeteria dinner to be held Decern i'amuro and Talca. Mrs. Nelson low. j her 3 In I. O. O. F. hall. At the tea The Constellation club was enter ' hour dainty refreshments were tained Thursday afternoon of last served. week In Masonic hall by Mrs. O. L. Mrs. Charles Brace was hostess Nichols. Mrs. Donnell Allen and Mrs. W. L. Workman. A large num Thursday afternoon of last week ber attended and Mrs. E. T. Hov for the Beau Monde club. Mrs. was welcomed as a new member Ralph Saltsman was an additional Additional guests were Mrs. R. E. guest. The afternoon was spent Now Joyously Happy Harbison. Mrs. K. K. Mills. Mrs playing bridge and Mrs. Saltsman Lloyd Swanson and Mrs. Nelson held high score. Dainty refresh- Durham. Plans were made for the ments were served. The club will While all his family looked on In club's annual Christmas party, meet Thursday, November 19, with astonishment and all hla friends which will be held December 3. Mrs. Elmer Neet. were amazed, one man took all the Thirty-five dollars was given to —♦ — the Masonic lodge to apply on the Mrs. Ethel Meldrum, state presl- pain, swelling and agony from his expense of the new kitchen and dent of the Rebekah lodge, will pay tortured joints In 4« hours and did dining room. A social hour was en- ftn oflfclal visit to the local Re It with that famous rheumatic pre joyed and dainty refreshments were bekah lodge tonight. The degree scription known to pharmacists aa staff will exemplify Initiatory work. Allenru—you can do the same. served. Thia powerful yet safe remedy la Refreshments will be served. positively guaranteed to do thia— Mrs. T. C. Wheeler was hostess to The women's foreign missionary Its action la almoet magical. the Joker club Friday night, invit Just get one 83 cent bottle of Al ing as additional guests Mrs. George society of the Methodist church will Jacobsen. Mrs. W. B. Johnston, be entertained Wednesday after lenru from Cottage ( iiu it Phar 4 ind if In Mrs. Janies P. Graham, Mrs. W. W. noon at the home of Mrs. Omer m a cy -ta k e It aa dl 43 hours your pains haven't all left McFarland. Mrs. A. W. Klme. Mrs. Moore. you get your money back. VV. L. Workman, Mrs. H. A. Miller, t It works just as swiftly with Neu Mrs. D. A. Emerson, Mrs. J. A. Initiatory work will be exemplt- Wiseman and Mrs. H. B. Griggs. A Tied at the meeting of Cottage ritis, Sciatica, Lumbegu and Neural- l a . __________ («) pleasant evening was spent playing Grove chapter, Order of the Eastern g bridge. At cards Mrs. 8. V. Allison Star, tonight (Friday) In Masonic held high score for members and hall. Mrs. Wiseman high for guests and Mrs. H. A. Miller was hostess Miss Eunice VanDenburg held low score for members and Mrs. Klme Thursday afternoon for the Social Twelve club. low for guests. Snapdragons and fall flowers were colorful room Night coughing la almost always The W. C. T. U. will be entertain caused by an Irritated. Inflamed decorations. The club will be en tertained Friday, November 20, at ed Friday afternoon at the home of throat; so Is almoet all coughing. the home of Mrs. Clara Burkholder. Mrs. F. C. Houser. Ordinary cough syrups do not reach these conditions, but Thoxlne, a Police Court Is Busy. Mrs. George Matthews and Mrs. prescription exclusively for throat W. E. Lebow were joint hostesses The city police court had consld- troubles, does. It relieves the Irrlta- Monday afternoon for the Past Ma- erable business this week. William tlon and the cough tops within 18 trons club, entertaining at the Andrew» and Bob Hanna answered minutes. And Thoxlne goes further home of Mra. Matthews. The club (o assault and battery charges, too. It eliminates the intemnl cause voted to hold Its annual Christmas Andrews pleaded guilty and paid a which many times develops Into luncheon Monday, December 14, at Roe of $10. Hanna pleaded not serious Illness. the Colonial cafe. The Christmas guilty and date for trial has not A swallow of Thox'nc before re tree which will follow the luncheon been set. Ole Lawson and Ike tiring absolutely prevents night will he held at the home of Mrs. Adams each paid fines on charges coughing and Insures a good night's Joe Smith. Following the business °f intoxication. sleep. It gives the same speedy re session, a pleasant social afternoon -----■----- lief for sore throat too. It contains was spent with needle work. A no chloroform or other harmful dainty two-course luncheon was drugs and chlblren lik e II. Relief No Oil in Csr served. The dining table was color Is guaranteed within IS minutes or The wife nt a Longt . -adoW man money back. 35c, 60c, and $1.00 ful with a centerpiece of mixed fall learned to operate their bottles. Sold by K> lly Drug Co. and flowers. Baskets of chrysanthe recently rather antique automobile. The (1 > mums were room decorations. man himself, to make hla garage all other good drug stores. — f i a t ’s all he asked to more clean, now that his wife make rjv e n je complete Plans for an invitational. Infor would use It, placed an olldrlp pan <- 1 mal dance to be held Friday, No under the car. For two weeks he vember 27, In the old armory were There’s a thrill ei try ’ discussed at the Monday night was gone on a business trip, of meeting of Cottage Grove assemb such a flying nature that he used minute in ly, Order of Rainbow for Girls. In the train, leaving the care of the vitations will be Issued to a group car to his wife. C O L U M B IA RICTUB ES Last evening he returned home, of the younger set of the city. Miss p r e te a l* Frances Randall Is general chair went to the garage and noted the man of the dance. The assembly pan had been removed from In un voted to make a donation toward der the cur. I'pon going In the A M ILE* II- the purchase of a piano for the so house, he asked friend wife, H'>w A-MINl.TE z cial hall of Masonic temple. Plans come? Said the little woman (she R O M A N C E OF were made for a social meeting to feels pretty small now, anyway), REGENERATE YOUTH be held Monday night, November “Oh, I gue^s the children moved It. 23. Miss Maxine Lemley, Miss Har Anyway, there Isn't any oil in the i with riet Wiseman and Miss Evelyn car. I looked n couple of days ago, Shanda will be the committee on and thought when you came home JAMES HALL you could put «ome In."—Spring- arrangements. field Union. D O R O T H Y SEB A STIA N A covered dish dinner, honoring j Directed by Mrs. Lydia Stouffer, charter mem- ' Glad She Was Fooled her of the local Eastern Star chap-1 WILLIAM NIGH ter, on her birthday anniversary j After ov> i liearing a remark by will be held at 6:30 Tuesday eve- \ his father that the age of a tree A nlng In Masonic hall. Members of may be estimated by the number of COLUMBIA the Eastern Star and their hus rings about Its trunk, a small boy PICTURE bands or wives have been invited. threw a scare at his mother's par Those who plan to attend have ty. The boy looked confidently been asked to take a covered dish, Into the face of one of the guests, sandwiches and their own dishes. A who was on the further Bide of social evening and program will forty and was fondling her neck follow the dinner. lace, and remarked, "body, I can tell how old you are.” Amid fran —♦ — The Phllllpine islands were stud tic attempts nt hushing he managed ied by the Tuesday Evening club at to get out: 'Ton are twenty-two. I counted their regular meeting this week, I Mrs. C. E. Umphrey gave a report Ihe number of rlnjrs on your neck- of a sightseeing trip through the lace." The lady hugged the hoy islands. Mrs. William Thum dl»- 1 and the mother sighed her deep cussed the question of Indepen- ! relief. dence for the islands. Mrs. B. R. I Job gave a resume of the chapter Fat Men Not Criminals on the Philippines from Humphrey’s book, "Loafing Through the Pacif Fat tnen may not lie regarded ic,” outlining customs and h abits, with approval by modern doctors, ' of the Filipinoe. hut one consolation Is theirs pris ♦ on authorities, nt any rate In ,T i Mrs. Clarence Stoneburg held a pun, look upon them ivlth conxld surprise party Saturday afternoon, eriible respect and »steem, A medi honoring her mother, Mrs. Amanda cal officer nt one Japan e jail lias Hull, on her seventy-fifth birthday Just received a diploma from the anniversary. Those present were Imperial university for a Ihe I- on Mrs. Claude Plaster, Mrs. Roscoe the proposition Hint fat men nre Yearous, Mrs. Rufus Arne, the rarely criminals and the most crime guest of honor and the hostess. Is committed by the lenn and slen der sort.—Mnnehe.-ier Ounrdlen. The Presbyterian Missionary so ciety will be entertained W cdnes-, The telephone administration In j day afternoon, November 18, at the ; Iceland has decided to convert Its I home of Mrs. L. W. Coiner. i present manual telephone system i —♦ — to the dial system. SOCIETY A t Services These dealers carry and recommend MILK MAID Ô jay— a bigger WB U Y W than ever before ARCADE Offering the Features of the New Show Year NOW THURS. & FRI., NOV. 12-13 Cost 85 Cents to Put Rheumatic Cripple Back to Work Again SATURDAY, NOV. 14 Special Matinee 2:30 and 7:00—9:00 a t night JUST ONE DAY OF FREEDOM ? nsrann« I ti M BREAD Irish’s Cash Store Skaggs Safeway MacMarr Stores, Inc. Special! We will give a Discount of 20% y from our already low prices V on all photographs during »5 the remainder of November M ake A ppointm ents Now 3 PH O N E 54 SHIELDS STUDIO c o r i \( ,i ( . i « >\ i . O A lw ays S av It W ith P rin te rs Ink. i fo r Thanksgiving We will again (lath roundtrips to Ic a mile i l l for each 1(X) miles) to all place« on our Pacific Lines. Stop TICKETS COOD ON AILTKÀINS ITAVtMC Night Coughing NOVEMBER TUES W ED. THUH- 2A 25 26 >E_BACMy M¿P^ M HLxamples o f roundtrips: Portland $3.15 Klam ath Falls $5.25 Marshfield $4.00 Sacramento $11.70 San Francisco $13.10 Los Angeles $21.45 Southern Pacific T. M. Boyd, Agent Phone 11 500 PAIRS OF SMART NEW SHOES Taken From Our Regular $6.00 to $8.50 Stocks SUNDAY AND MONDAY NOV. 15-16 JOHN lARRYMORE ft'MAÖ GENIUS ADULTS CHILDREN 25c 10c i» » » » FAOB TWO. $4.95 White Maire Black Calf Black Satin Brown Suede Black Suede Brown Kid Black Kid Brown Calf Burch Shoe Co. McDonald Theatre Bldg.—Eugene, Ore.
