The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, January 22, 1932, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAOB TIW MOTTO BL, OOTTAOM OBOVR OBEOON, Q U A L IT Y M A R K E T High School Notes N um ber High Pupils J —, | Garden Club to Assist Passes 300 Mark I C llU rc h N eW 8 | Garden Growing Plans , *---- ... — — — ■ -4 | --- Quality Meats at Reasonable Prices Your “Ideal Meiiting” Place I'rvshyts-rian (h u rrh , I). P Cam- A promise to aaatat In any way At a girls' league meeting held Total high achool registration for eroO| minister At the 11 o'clock pr/ssibla with the garden program Friday morning In the high achool __________ auditorium ________ the two ____ naw amend the achool year haa aet a new rs- Sunday ssrvlc* the rnlnlater will being sponsored by the Cottage menta propoaed arid accepted were cord for the Cottage G love school* ^ivp nn eildreae, "The Transiency (»rove R elief council was made by a* follow* To huve a meeting once with 312, according to flguraa re- of Tear*." A union aervlce with the the Cottage Grove Garden club at [ every three week*; to have n com leaaed Thursday by Hupsi intendent Baptist church will be held at 7:30 its m eeting last Friday. mittee for the purpoae of eatabllah- D A Emereon The reglatratlon la In the Presbyterian church. Rev. ' o v Breeae, chairman of the re- | Ing dress standards for the glrla. It divided aa follow* Freshmen, 98; Henry W Ida via will preach on the uaf council, outlined the garden wua decided to decorate room IQ. aophornorea, 59, Junior* 56; aenlora, eubject, "Bavid’« White Mule.” Hun- p|an whereby It la hoped that un- I day achool will meet at 10 o'clock employed can help them selves by the teacher*' room, and the follow 7Q, and unclaaelfled. Including poat- raising vegetable* the coming sum- ing com m ittee wa* appointed: Zel- graduate atudvnta, 1« Thia la the , ,,nd Christian Endeavor at 6 80 iiiii I,affoon, chairm an, Edith llu ck - I flrat time that total high achool re * * mer The council proposes to ob in«, Gertrude I’lueard »ml Alice glatratlon haa gone over the 300 Methodist Eplwoipal C h u r c h , min uge ,,j vacant lota and to turn Allison. Lillian Hull gave a reading! mark. I Meredith A. Grove*, rnlnlater these over for the use of unem- and Beulah Chapman played a 1 At preeent attendance In the high Hunday achool, 9 48, Hanoom Cone, p|oyed person* not having garden school totals 284 which la approxi superintendent, claaaea for a ll age*, ,jround Meeting* will be held from piano aolo. * * * mately 20 more than the number loom ing worship. 11. ssrmqn sub- u me to time to demonstrate meth- attending at thia tlm* last year The following caat o f characteru Ject, "The Master'* Vision,' anthem (jdg o, preparing soil, planting seed. - ‘-------------------.,— by the choir; veaper service, . R ev. cultivation and Irrigation. If neces- haa been choaen for the operetta "The Belle of Bm celona " Louie D P Carneron, speaker, on sub- aary the council will assist In pro- , de Montero, wealthy plantation Ject, "The Religion of Bobby CUrlng seed. Later in the season Burns," special mualc by John canning demonstration* w i l l be owner, Harold Mnckln; Gloria de Beardsley and others from Eu given. Montero, hla wife, an arlatocrat, gene; Epworth lea g u es, «. , with Dorothy Htewarl; Margarita, an ac- ___ ... The club’* January program con- Mls. Edna Harvey as leader of the of lh# follow fa £ - Frepara compllahed d a u g h t e r , Florelna I Htrauseni Mercedea, her »later, . Eugene, Ore., Jan 1«. Criticism senior league on the subject, "Find- tlon of Soil for Planting Heeds and Beulah H astings; Francisco de In of student activities In various unl- Ing Happiness with Other»;" pray- th# A dvanU g„ of Uglny and the I Vega, chief Inspector of custom* I varsities and colleges of the north- er meeting, 7 30 Wed nesday. young Congtructlon of Hot Bed* and Cold house, Ethelberl Crawford; Pedro, west w as dealt a blow at the Uni peoples study class, 7 30 Thuraday. , F ram eg.. Mrg R „ Fleldg. ..Arm. , manager of de Montero’s planta versity of Oregon Saturday, when choir practice. 8 Thursday. ’ chair Gardening and Various Books Dry Wood, 10-lnch. 83 cord. Cot tion, Orval Etter; Btnllio, toreador, student a n d graduate official* on Cultivation and R aising of Flow Free Methodist Church, Fifth suitor of Mercedes, Claude Miller; burned In private ceremony bonds tage Grove Lumber Co. Phone 52. tfc ers and Vegetables," Mr*. S. L. God Don Juan and Don Jose, student and Interest coupons amounting to street and Monroe avenue, Roy W ard; "Pruning of Hhrubs a n d I'm for Community Men. friends of Emilio, 1-eo Dugan and i gnp.ooo, Issued In 192« for the con- Howell, pastor. — Sunday school, Roses," Mrs. A. W Shofstall. Mrs. Mr. and Mr». 11. H. Fleeter re Wallla Boalaugh; Dona Marcella I «tructlon of McArthur court basket- 9 45, Mr*. Mabel Sallee, superinten Fields, chairm an of the program : dent; morning worship, 11, the com m ittee, read the legend of the ¡ turned Monday noon from Port and Dona Anita, friends of Mar- J |,a|| pavilion on the campus, flow „ for jan u ary. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Hai Flora nwved land, where they had visited a garlta, Erma Bennett and Fay j Hix officials of the Oregon stu- pastor will preach the third of a , nowd will Haturday lo Portland, to whlch month at the home of a daughter, W ooley, Martha Matilda Ayer*, an <jent organization were present for series of sermons on The Work of Godar„ and Mrg N E „ the me, t, Engllah governeaa, Esther Allen J Saturday's ceremony. They were: the Holy Spirit; evening worship, polnt Mr. Flora, aalesman for thè Mrs H. E. Alllaon. Naturai Gas corporation, ha* been The Ermll Tiller family plan to I Lieutenant Hnrold Wright, U. H Hugh Itoason, graduate manager, 7 ' P y “ » be held February 19 In the city hall. TwPnty memb<!ri, were prcgent leave soon for Ashland where the«- customs Inspector <Hal), Ralph Bos- ' who made the announcement of the m - nng, 7 30 Thursday. transferred. final retirement; Ronald Rtdinett. laugh: Ibitrlck <Pat) Malone, friend will make theelr home Mr. Tiller l'm for Community Men. Church of the Nuzareoe. Twelfth for Frldar'a '" •'« n g . of Hal, Tom Howard; Captain Col assistant graduate manager; Paul Ed Keltaer haa recovered from has been a barber here for a num ton, of the cruiser Montana, Karl Ager. comptroller of the university street and Adams avenue, T. J. Orr. Fhone Line Work Started. _ Influenza whlch kepi him conflned ber of years. in the revival ser N lo . ..«1 com fortable t h e « cold Th<-m « « n The op « r.tU will be and treasurer of the associated pastor.—Interest _ _______ _ Saginaw, Jan. 21. — (Special., — to thè house for ten day» vices being conducted by the Salva- students; Brian Mimnaugh, presi d a y . at the P « U m . <Mlf I’" " ’ "lad TebruaryJJ Verna II ex» n wa» lald up severa) dent of the A H. U. O ; Omar P alm tlon Army Is Increasing and atten- Work was started last week on a Mr« Max Bird la reported to be da^»_Jhl«_week_j»dO>_j:J nm2_221£L All Inter-class volleyball games er, chairman of the finance com dance has been the largest of any new telephone line by members of convalescing from a recent Illness. were completed Friday night. The mittee. and Jam es Dexendorf, for revival held in the church. Services the 34 and 28 telephone lines. The The C. E Davidson fam ily left senior first team defeated the fresh mer chairman of the finance com will be held at 7 30 each night this new line will start about a mile week, with three services on Sun north of Saginaw and will run to last week for Poi Hand to again man first team and the Junior first mittee. day. The 2 o'clock Sunday service C ottage G rove. _ _ make (heir home In that city Mr. 1 tram defeated the sophomore first will be a musical program and the Davidson, who was manager of the team. The seniors hold the cham- j DELIGHT VALLEY, CALL FOR WOOD BIDS, local Hafeway store, was transfer- pionshlp this year and the Junior* Jan. 20 A shock to the commun- 11 o'clock forenoon service will be B |dj for »even cords of 2-foot dry red to Portland the flrat of the have second place. I Ity was news of the death of Mrs. a recall service to call the pastor year. Members of the central council M D. Nichols Wednesday, January for the coming year. body fir or seven cords of 2-foot 29x4.40*21 Band rehearanl e v e r y Monday of the glrla' league were entertained , 13, at Exeter, Cal., where she had * * * dry slab wood to be delivered in . Church of Christ, Sixth street and armory basem ent on or before n ig h t with a w affle supper given by Miss ’ gone about two weeks before to be I.' Rorkatt W h o h a a been Merle Bowen and Miss Hara Louise under the care of Dr. Warren Gibb* avenue, where more men February 10 will be opened at 8 p. under a d o cto rs care for two Shields Friday night at the prac- Nichols, brother of M. D Nichols, than women attend evening ser- m January 29 at the armory. The , months, underwent a minor opera lice house. A business meeting was Mrs Nichols underwent a major op-I vices. — Bible school, 9:45, Clem armory board reserves the right to eratlon the Saturday preceding her ! Sarff. superintendent; the men of reject any and all bids. Address all tlon Saturday at a Eugene hospital. held afterward. Thirteen new freshmen entered death. Mr. Nichols left on an early this school meet each Sunday at com m unications to the armory Ile I* reported to be convalescing school at mid-year They are Mary ' morning stage W ednesday In re- ‘ this hour In the armory with the board. slowly. Cameron. Aura Cook, Elsie Black, «ponse to a telegram saying she ! community m en’s bible class; morn- ji5-22c ARMORY BOARD. Important — Willy» automobiles Genevieve Breesler, Charlotte Burk- wag very low Mrs. N ichols was j ing worship, 11, communion of the ' ...................... .. drop 3100 per car. making the new holder. Susie Huff. Oenevleve Me burled at Exeter at her request, Frl- I Lord's supper, followed by sermon 1932 models now the lowest priced Cullough. Arvella Plaster, Donna day t January 14. Mr. N ichols ar- ; on "I Am Not Ashamed of the «-cylinder car f o. b Cottage Grove Safley, Kenneth Shortrldge. Paul rived home Monday noon. I Gospel;" C. E groups, 6:30; eve- Nelson Motor Co. Dorn Mr and Mrs. E. J. Sears and Mr. ■ nlng worship, 7:80, sermon subject Wicks. Hlemann, Lillian The Royal Arcanum council gave Powell. and Mrs. J. Joll and son Frank I «by request), "Is the 'New Birth' n dance Monday night In Phillips "The recital of one-act plays. I Were Sunday dinner guests at the i Governed by Law? If So W hat Is hall A fair-sized attendane* was rs sklte and Individual numbers w h i c h Dr. C. H. Hartman home. I That I-aw and Where May It Be __ _____ was to have been given January 29 y r!1 m ported. Mrs. M , A. Horn spent the week Found?"; prayer and praise ser L ifetim e Corvallis with her son - vice, 7:30 Thursday, followed by Bible Schools begin at 9 45 J22p in the gym nasium by the dramatics end choir practice; ladies’ aid Wednes- Guaranteed Mra. Kelly Perini I* reported to class has been post poned to Febru- Francis. Mr and Mr*. N. E. Volgamore of day afternoon; Bible questions an- be critically III In a Eugene hoa ary 8. Mlss Merle Bowen and Miss Sara Marcóla visited Sunday afternoon j swered with the Bible only, without pltal. Would You Pay Ten Dollars? Louise Shields, home economics In- Rt ,be Lawrence Brown home. ! comment. I. G. Shaw, minister, fasch Attention, farm ers and stockmen. structors, Inspected projects In thp jjlas Ruth Hohman of Eugene • • • —Would You Pay 85 Cents? In Pair» Compiste line spray malarial for various home* of their pupils Thurs- spent , he Week end at the home of Each Bond.? stock and orchards Orsbsr-Gettys day. Friday and Saturday of last ' ^er parents, Mr and Mrs. George $4 55 30x4 50 21 $4 70 « «5; w o r th l» .'ff* * . m. »nd t so Hardware $4 97 week. Hohman. Ip- l»lbl* «truly., Tsesdsy slxbt: prsy- 28x4.75 19 $512 Well: Here’s a chance for you to Mrs. W. E. Burkstt returned Mtss Thelma Kern Is substituting M r and M r s R l Learning and »»a ” >r«tdp. $5 23 be spry once more—to do your work 29x5 00 19 $539 Tuesday from Eugene, where she tor Miss Eleanor Cobb, who recent- #on jjobble spent Sunday with the Cbureh at th« N sisren «, EI«T»nth street cheerfully w ithout one twinge of $347 $357 30x3«/a had spent two days with a son. | ,y resigned Jesse Tucker fam ily. «*d Adams u r n » T. J. Orr. pastor. — . Carl E. Burkstt, who I. In a Eu Mary Harrison ‘ " d / » ¿ ‘a. Bland M o „ and Vernon Nlchol, attend- Here's a positive guarantee that gene hospital. registered thl« week as tenlor«. ' er Sunday acnoH cla.n party Sat- eren|B< pree«h|n< eervle«. 7:S0: mid no rheumatism sufferer can afford Allen Umphrcy of Seattle «pent Among itudent« who have left urday afternoon at the G. Beach week prayer sendee.*w^dnetday night lQ Up _ y o u can be free from Jack M aulding, Prop. Sunday at the home of a brother, school are Edith Huckins, Elizabeth borne In Lynx Hollow. mor«h of Christ — (London. 12 mil«« agonizing rheumatism — and keep Chaffee. Evelyn Stewart, Lambert Tf)e god ») Neighbors club met ,„,„1, Cottaz« Orore ) — 8ond »y *cr- { „e e ( r o m ¡t. Harvlc« C. E UtnphreV. i« Attention, farm er, and stockmen Benedict and «>'" P’aUn Wednesday at the home of Mrs. r is ~ : Blbl.^s»«^™ < » Get one cent botlle of Complete line spray material for In ord er to m* 1‘® th* '"JJT*’ . " . Ralph Blank In Cottage Grove . P . . . from Cottage Grove Pharmacy with Mr and Mrg uurteetlon of in d distinct under- stock and orchard* Graber-Getty* „ drawing Class class more practical anu and Mrs bee Nixon and son At , ,h, h, i.terseetios sf sr»«t sr.«t Main and «nd noaltive and les* theoretical It has been decided nonaid Dona|d were werc Sunday guests at the M «tree« .tree« I. la . a sm.ll .m.ll »hlu »M l. ehuKh ehureli flejesth *•’ •»«>> the P°slt Hardware. ! leas P^s2 1 . TUNE IN m r ie v n ie t w o d a v s a w .-e k to work , u" n«r Adr.ntlat, E»<-h Rsttirdar «1 S SO »n standing that your pains and tor- Goodyear C cast-to- devoM tw o a week to worx cisren ce I-cwls home In Eugene- hon7, ,, .p .nt |n th. .u d y of the 8«bt>.«h ture w |ll all be gone in 48 hours Dr. C. I. Andrews, director of f ' to In the shop, m aking things of w hich Visitors at the W A. W itcher .rhool l.t.on At tl o'clock the p*«tor. mnnev b a c k Coast N.B.C. Radio young people's work and of rell- (he g, udM,ia have bccn making were Mr and Mrs. I Elder Psol Ivsison. delivers * ».rmon or money back, PrograoM home Sunday glous education of the Oregon con- - draw| n({, A, the class progresses u iie h e r a n d fa m ily an d t h e ,h ’ of hl" ^*”1 .i,“ 1*? And when pains are gone— keep Wad. Ivan t W itcher and fam ily ^ - X m V i ^ d ^ . ^ ^ ^ r o*. right on taking AHenru 'till every ---------- of . the v - «« church, 1 " ference ---------- . _ . . M .u .J e s * time will be devoted to me Oscar Jackson family. RaL preached Munday forenoon at th chanieal draw ing and mors tim e to i . . R c Barfield ___ ______ Mrs. Bsbhath or at the Wedo.odsy «rooloz bit of harmful uric acid is out of A I— ' ¿ o ^ a t ^ n d e d and a home your body — Happiness com es with . . u . ■•rnes, superinienueni or m e va* . , ha beKlnn|ng next year ” m eetine conducted th lsw o n d e r fu lp r e s c r lp tio n -tn o u - .W? ,.T ? “ * ,d „7 r-m. d,a,r'?t ,t h" “ . L l h? .rCh> th or. w.l. be a full time manual ‘¿ Friday X v a f t e X , r b b y y M * ..~ e r tn x le , J«*"*' «Igh Quintet P la y . Tonight. 3anda know it - y o u ought to know -------------------- Painting and body rebuilding, Cot- |>rpached at the vesper service. ! , ra,nlnR c ,a„ Owing to the small Skow In afternoon (5) the parlor of the Christian The Cottage Grove junior high It. ta g . O rov. Body Works. D R door , 0 CHrlatl.n church parson- num bir of boy, in the agriculture church In Cottage Grove. school basketball team will play Davis, Prop.. Spriggs Bldg mSlfe ngr J22p thgt c)aag hag b<.en Lowell Brown attended a party Woodrow W ilson Junior high school Mr and Mrs Verne Oaroutte and j egM Lansing Is making Improve- continued and those boys trans- given for the Juniors of the Chris- of Eugene at 7 o clock tonight in son Walter are here froai W olf tnantc , o |,|a house on south Sixth fvrrod to a morning class In agrl- tian church Sunday school Saturday the high school gym as a prelim- Creek for several days visiting j ..treat The living room has h em culture afternoon In the parlors of the ¡nary game to the Cottage Grove- atlves and attending to business af- : en|arg0<j and the house has been Fern Fry, freshman, has dropped , h Sprlngfleld high school clash. Coach (airs. j reflntshsd Inside. school and will enter W alker high j _____ Î Eugene Dove has been drilling the Mrs. Fred Schuehart has returned j.m jl)r Community Men. school. 4-H Club Members Receive Pins, local hoopers hard and the team Is Latham, Jan. 1 9 .— (Special.) — | show ing steady progress and stands to Puyallup, W u h . after " vl»‘t 31, Krcwson. Cottage Grove, was Spanish Vet«, Auxiliary Install Eleven members of the 4-H Sewing a good chance in tonight's game with her parents, Mr and Mrs R. # Eug#na hogj)lla| Monday. Bert B Chandler camp. United club und 13 members o f the 4-H The probable Cottage Grove line- 1L-R£ l{l r* . . _____ _ Mr Krewson was In Eugene while ■ohofleld . tfr his wife was recovering from nn op- Spanlsh War Veterans, and the , ore8| ry c|ub received club pins up will be Hubbell, center; Kern akoM motal work. Phono 8178. tie whpn h# hln)grlf women’s auxiliary held Joint Instal- Thursday, January 14, when L. C. and Gates, forwards, and Shaw, Mr. C. E. U m phr.y left Monday d ErM latlon of officers last Friday night Moffitt, assistant county school su- Lynn and Gates, guards. Smith, , S:r.B“b,yrdih ? s e i’. X n‘i , . X n X * * " In the armory Elbert Smith was p cn n tendent, and R C Kuehner, Cooper, Tracy and Mackin probably Installing officer. A potluck dinner county club agent, visited the La will see action tonight. Alice Jenkins. preceded the installation. tham school. Mr. Kuehner made the mother. Millinery, Hats. T a m s , Hose, High School Teacher Resigns. Camp officer* Installed follow: I. awards. S. T. Rose received a One hour out of 168 for Bible Flower*. Corner Cherry court and Miss Eleanor Cobb, high school G. Shaw, commander; W illiam Mil leader's pin. School. Gibbs avenue. J»2P ler, senior vice commander; George Sew ing club members who re teacher, has resigned her position Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Dyott were up Sweet, Junior vies commander; R ceived pins follow: Helen Hele Johnson, and has gone to her home in Cali Fred Wanker has taken over the from Eugene Monday. I Glen Scott service station on north L. Rogers, adjutant; Wilson N. Bertha Hickey. Norma Dugan, Vi fornia. Classes at the high school F. E. W itcher has received »4 as ; Ninth street. Hubbell, officer of day; Homer Gal vian W hite, Jessie Grubb, Betty have been reorganized so that other county bounty on one adult female loway, chaplain; E. E. McLendon, Eylar, Dorothy Gallo, Ilene Trun- faculty members will take over C. C. Conner, road supervisor of historian; D. L. Von Needa, officer nell. Dorothy White. Mary McKib- Miss Cobb's classes and another coyote. ... <1 Istrlct 13. and Joe MeCargar, road teacher will not be employed. guard. ben and Helen Powell. Mr. and Mrs Lee Cox and Mrs. gupcrvigor o f district 14. were In of Auxiliary Miss Thelma Kem has been em officers Installed follow: , Forestry club members who re- E. O. O. Groat and niece. P h y»1« Eugene W ednesday on business Mrs. R. L. Rogers, president; Mrs. as a part time teacher and _____ „ . , ceived pins follow: Mike McKibben. ployed r Vincent, visited Saturday and Sun connected with road . work. . Julia McLendon, senior vice presl- jobn Gallo. Homer Buker, Robert < will have charge of girls' physical day In Elmira at the home of Mrs. Cash paid for holly trees bearing dent; Mrs. Ada Oakes, Junior vice c.ordineer, Albert McCall, Harry | «duration work with two periods of Martha Marsh, stater of Mrs.Oroat Mrs. Jessie Shaw, chap- McCall, E l d o n W alker, Wayne ; study hall. Phone 244. J21c Under the present plan a saving Mrs. Elgle Smith, con- gan, David Hickey, Dclmer Bush- I of school funds will be effected. Large Bipe Olives in Bulk, pint .... 15c 2 for 25c < 'bieken 'I'aniales, 2 lbs. 25c I lot I togs 5c lb. Beef S te w ............................ 20c lb. Pure Pork Link Sausage 12c and 15c lb. Steer Beef Pot Boasts 15c lb. Sugar Cured Bacon Back M cA rthur C ourt Bill Paid by Students 10c lb. Bacon Strip .9 p OR HARD LABOR ............ 20c lb. American < ’lub < ’offee C ity B riefs $4.30 E“di $4.20 iw» How Much Would You Pay To Be Rid H HEAP 3 how obiurdly eoty you con moke your weekly ironing? If I* »o much eoiier and quicker |u *f to (u p p ly the brains to direct the operation than it it to furnish the power and endurance too. It it hard to believe that work that w ot to hard can really be turned to play. You will find it well worth your while to investigate the electric ironer. Your dealer will be glad to show yo u . . . tee him today. iron th e easy way Moon lain States 'J Power Company T h ese dealers carry and recom m end of Rheumatic Pains In 48 Hours? N ew ! Goodyear Speedway M ILK M A ID w BREAD Cottage Grove Motor Co. » ave you eve « Shady Brook Auto Camp Adams’ Cash Store Saginaw Performance -thrills you’ve never had In any low-priced car S m it h - S h o r t G r o c e r y ■ PHONE 1S3 Figs White or Black 2 lbs. 25c 10-lb. Box ... 90c Prunes Date or Italian 4 lbs. 10 lbs. 25c 59c 2 lbs. 10-lb. Box 25c 90c A p ricots 2 lbs. 10-lb. Box Flour Cereals ll.uppy Family Hard Wheat 24-lh. sack ........................ 49c Happy Family Hard Wheat 49-11). sack 93c Pillsbury (Best Milled) 24-lb. aiiek ........................73c Pillsbury, 49-11). sack $1.39 Rolled Oats, 9-lb. sack ....... 34c Corn Meal 9.1b. sack ......... 23c Graham, 9-lb. sack ............. 29c Whole Wheat, 9-lb. sack ... 29c Pancake flour, 9-lb. sack ... 49c THE BEST BUY TODAY IS P eaches 25c 95c A p p les 2 lb s . 25c 10 lb s ............ 95c Ml n n 1 e Morelock, ! S a tu rd a y G r o c e r y S a v in g s —DRIED F R U IT S - Mrs. MANNING’S M *,k COFFEE III» I . m U P o u n d ....... ......... -...37c 2 lbs. 70c One Green Plate F ree W ith each pound M anning’s Coffee—This Week Only. Dolly Mcbondon, reporter. Mr. and Mrs. Judd Stouffer and ~ Mr. Stouffer Aigene camp Stouffer Is president of the women's auxiliary of the Span Ish war veterans. ______ _ Class Meets. Artillery Captain C. C. Cruson Is Instructor of a class In coast artillery work which Is held each Monday night In the armory. Those enrolled are Ivan Currin, Reason Longfellow, Robert Ventch. Clyde Smith, Wen- dell Cochran and Harold Bede, who are studying for reserve offl- cer com m issions — »**v*~v*. M ra F a i l H ill w h o recently un- « M ¿t*^ E u « n a derwent an operation at a c*uf<ene ----------------- — Vesper Services to Be Continued. Odd Fellow Founder Honored. Vesper services at the Methodist The Cottage Grove Odd Fellow church wm be continued through and Rebekah lodges celebrated the Eebruary and March, It was decid- anniversary of the birth of Thomas cd Monday night at a special meet- Wlldey, founder of American Odd ,ng o{ the official board. These Fellowship, at a Joint m eeting of sorv)ces originally had been planned lodges Saturday night. on|y ¡or January but increased in- The follow ing program was given: , terest caused their extension. Song, America; prayer, Rev. D. P. Rev. D. P. Cameron will preach Cameron; instrumental duet, Faye on 'The Religion of Bobby Burns" Woolley and Betty Davison; song, at the service Sunday afternoon nt men's chorus; talk on'Thomas Wlld- 5 o’clock and special music will be ¡•Y' M. C. Bressler; Instrumental provided by John Beardsley and a duet. Johnson sisters; song. Mr. group from Eugene, j Johnson; talk, Rev. Cameron; song, m en s chorus; benediction. Rev^ Box letter files. Sentinel. Cameron. R efreshm ents w ere s e r v e d . _____________ ' v *ahl,£ t” " 1 ro<nuu Calvin Funk post of the Amerl- can la m aking Plan’ lo : W ashington celebration to com- memorate the two hundredth annl- vcrsarY of W ashington's birthday. T>»e com m ittee on arrangements , . n P Cameron chair- In the hospital for another week or tnews longer. Choir to Give Play. Mrs. K. K. Mills nnd Mrs. Her A play, "The Butlers," Is being bert Lombard attended the eleventh sponsored by the choir of the Meth anniversary of the Daughters of odist church and will be presented the Nile held W ednesday In Eugene. February fi In the high school gym- Bnrgnlns In used battery radio naslum In conjunction with a con- sets. These sets are reconditioned ] cert by the Cottage Grove b an d ., nnd will glvo good reception. See I Mrs. John L. Kelly Is directing the j us first. Nelson Motor Co. Play- _____________ Mrs. Ada Jones of Roseburg spent Deputy Grand Master Visits. Sunday with Mrs. Carrie Hemen- Hugh E. Rosson, Eugene, district way. deputy grand m aster for the Ma Mrs. Oeorgo York of Eugene sonic grand lodge, paid the local | spent Saturday with her parents, lodge an official visit Wednesday evening. A banquet wn* served fol- Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Mendenhall. lowing a business session at which Don’t Ignore nor m iss Bible Rosson addressed the lodge at School. length. Dan Johnston, secretary of Mrs. Jean Long, who had been McKenzie lodge at Eugene, accom living on Mosby creek. Is again panied Mr. Rosson. m aking her home In Cottage Orov«. 65 to 70 miles an hour . . O to 35 miles an hour in 6-7 seconds . . Silent Syncro-Mesh gear shift .. Simplified Free Wheeling. . Unsurpassed smoothness and quietness • . 60 Horsepower I Yon mu»» drive the new Chevro let Six to appreciate the many new thrills of its performance. Take it out on the street, compete with other carsin traffic—and understand what it means to accelerate from a standstill to 35 mile* an hour in less than seven seconds! Hunt out some long stretch of highway and open the throttle to the limit—and experience the keen joy of a top «peed without stress or strain. Travel over the roughest road you know— and learn the advantage of ita new stabi lized front end. Run the car throughout its full range of speed and power—and know the pleasure of Chevrolet’s new smoothness and quietness. Fat and Bert on the alert to sell Shell Gas anti Oils Only n minute or so for Vulcanizing Then, try the thrill of Free Wheeling—of gliding along on momentum in a modern quality six—of shifting gear* easily, simply. or if the tire is too far gone they’ll sell yon Seiberling Tires and Tubes Batteries Sudden service in Battery Repairing and quietly. And iinally, change back to con ventional gear, and try shifting gears with the easy, non-dashing, quiet Syncro-Mesh trans mission—which is exdusive to Chevrolet In the lowest price Geld. Never has the actnsl driving of a Chevrolet Six meant so much as it doe* today. Come into our showrooms — without delay. Try oat the Great American Value for 1932. Faster, livelier, smoother than ever—easier to handle and control—it give* performance - thrills you've never had in any low-priced e«r, PRICED AS LOW AS .4/1 ». t. f lo u . L aw $ 475 MieAiesn. p r u v a a n g *a«y C . SjMcáa» ■ A4. A . C . S MotarGmpaar.Owrwr.Mwk. DwMm^CsMsafJ NEW CHEVROLET SIX THE CHEAT A M E R IC A N - VALUE SEE YOUR DEALER BELOW FOR — Always come to Motor Inn Service Station Phone 91 Harrel & Trnsk, Props. Cottage Grove Motor Co. JACK MAULDING, PROP.