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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 10, 1933)
rmuAV. fkwmi ' awv , te. m u ■ T H K ^ S W r T IN M ^ O O T T A O K m jO V J j^ R K « « !^ 9'nutcee O live W imx I IHee Troop 19 of the boy scouts will at the home of Mrs C. J Kent, hold a covered dish dinner Vueednv Mie Frances Olive Wu,>.| with Mrs. Kern. Mrs W O Wilson evening In the Methodiet church Drain «9. wae fatally Inlured F,|. and Mrs Oeorge Kebslbeck at host- day, February 3. when she K d U b lls M IM O The afternoon was spent so parlors knocked down by a ear In from ,,f > d ally and refreshments ware serv i The Eagles lodge entertained with the Maple How service elation ui nC M T M I M L E 4 lt« r. I »err FK 4a> by Cotiagw tfr»»« Drain Funeral services w er, held ed at the tea hour ■ a free dance Tuesday night In I Pubi la tía « C om ptaj . al I o'elock Monday afternoon from hall P>wt4aat 4« The Spanish W ar veterans Pentecostal Asamnbly of God. A t Mrs. H C. Wells entertained the | O. F. --------- . her home In Drain with the M ills ...ftat w c y a t'b auxiliary entertained with a wood Foster. Paetor. — Sunday Elmsrtes dub with a I o'clock ' 7 ... I 1,1 rhai >••• In te l mem wa in The Neeillecraft dub will meet the Maeonlo cemetery In this . lly claaa pufclteeil«*a rw t*rr4 ai Cat- School. 9 98. many S S thermome Crops Committee of Ajtrieultur c’i**r*d dieh dl“n*r FLuUZ •**"¡2* luncheon Tuesday Al bridge Mrs O rara f a»***a4 elaa* a*aH»r , _ . . . . . .. »* the he armory armory. After the dinner the Ralph Salt,man held high score Wednesday afternoon w ith Mie ters are boiling and several are be. Mrs Wood was born February 1 al Council Outlines Pro- veterans held Installation of o ffi Uueeta were Mrs Sam Veatch and Earl Baldwin .» o f He» » Wawfc *K ib . yond the boiling point: forvnoon IIMH In Keedstown. W le Mbs |. cers and the following wars In Mrs Schofield Stewart. The club 1 service, 11; evening service, 7 SO, — nun * h T p t ïo x i a î u survived by three children Mi« Jects for Year. stalled Commander. W illiam Mil w ill meet In two weeks with Mrs (Cask la adwaaea. ) evangelistic in nature. Tuetdav. will hold a t^w le J Henols of Harrisburg Mi« Degree of Honor •ar —— f l îk!Tk»>» moaika -90 *5 7 SO, Bible study from Book of Isr; senior vies commander. George Victor Chamber* Monday eve- dance In the armory B It W illie of Eugene and Ell|«b *<M*tke ... 91 OOlOao month ---- 90 IS Acts. Friday. 7:18. choir practice; A farm crop improvement pro Sweet; Junior vice commander. W ♦ - - •r**|«e rat»-— %<W |<ai additional nlng. February I I A Wood of Portland She Is also 7 98, young people's service follow gram for IDAS was outlined at a N Hubbell; adjutant. R I - Itogers. Twenty high school couples en survived by three grandchildren and Mriwk-r of ed by a short Bible study Saturday. meeting Saturday of the crops pro chaplain, 1. G. Shaw, quartermas tertained with a radio dance In n a tio n a l E d ito ria l Aseotlatloa The S A. I I dub will meet Wed Iwo brothers. W illiam HiithetlanJ S. children’s church, using sand ject committee of the Lane County ter. K. K. McLendon; officer of the Swanson hall Friday evening after Orrffua Htato Kdltnrtal Aaanclaitoa m of W ilton . W le . and E ll Hull,», Cnaf*r*nr* table. Agricultural council in the office of day, Fred Fleck, eenlor color serg the basketball game. Guests were nssdav evening with Dorothy land of T u n n el City. W le Mrs sen eant. Lewis Applegate; master of M is A I. Wynns ph rey. O. S. Fletcher, county agent. . . ___________ , Ingalls ----- Miss Joy Wood was a m em ber o f Ihe Sevenlb Adventist ChurcA — At Intersec E. R. Jackman, extension agrono- I ceremonies. W illiam Stinnett. Elbert jg.M Ssra-I.oulee Shields and Mies Day Adventist church and had is tion of west M ain and M streets Is mist at the state college, was pres- Smith acted as Installing officer, Thelnia Kein. The Order of Eastern Star w ill . . . — In ....... a small white ohurch. Seventh I'av — ent to aaslst .1--------------- the committee out ■ i , y meet tonight tF riday) for a regu elded In D ra in for 20 years ■ r Shaw was presented with a Adventist Each Saturday at 9 SO an lining the program. , past commander's Jewel and Mrs M r * K K Mills entertained the las meeting hour Is spent In the etudv of the Oregon has spent 82 MV2.97O on Plans as applied to the coast sec- Sarah Galloway was presented with Baptist ladles' aid society Wednee Sabbath school leeaon At I t o'clock lion exclusively wilt be worked out » «IB for her outstanding service day afternoon The afternoon wae market roads In the psiet biennium The Order of Rainbow for glrla the pastor. Elder Paul Iverson, de at a later date. Mr. Fletcher an to the auxiliary. spent socially and refreshments according 1» highway commission livers a sermon. the proof of his nounced after the meeting, al- —♦ — were served al the tea hour 1 he >111 m e e t M o n d a y n ig lil.__ __________ statements beine named bv chan though a part of the general pro- The Mothers' dub met Tuesday rooms were attractive with Oregon ter and verse front the Bible. Wed gram applies to that section. ! for an all-day meeting In Its dub grape and pussywillow» Ways and Means Proposal to nesday evening hour. 7 SO. NOTHING DOtS >O MUCH fO« SO U TH » AS 7OU» IU I9 H C » . Members of the project commit- j rooms. A covered dish dinner was • • • Cut Schools Meets Opposi tee are Bart Flanagan of Junction 1 served at noon ana guests for din The Mlspah class of the Presby First Methodist Episcopal Church. City. J. S. W alls of Eugene. R. F ! ner were W C. Johnson. Roy Short, tion from Meier. Meredith A. Groves. Paetor Sun D. 2. A C. M iller of Goshen. John i Albert Helllwell. Ered Bressler and terian church met Tuesday evening In the church parlors, with M r * W day school. 9:98. M r * C. E. Um- Kebelbeck of Cottage Grove. H. W i Damon Scott. The January report V McGee and M r * E. Holderman phrev. superintendent; forenoon Dunn of Junction City, R. F. D. 2. ' was given and rhe following gar- Rr ELBERT BED^ as hostesses The evening was spent State Capitol. Salem. Ore.. Feb. 6. service 11 sermon topic. "Spiritual and Raymond Johnson of R. F. D. ’ ments were given to the needy ICO socially and refreshments were ; garments. 89 pairs of shoes and 3 served at a late hour. — (Special.)—Governor Meier Is one Adultery;” evening service. 8. ser 1, Eugene. The crop program as agreed up- 1 coats. The dub made 8 nlght- of the strongest and one of the mon topic, "Children of Light." -♦ - Anthems by choir and duet bv Edna ! gowns and 6 bands for the Red on was outlined as follows Mrs. Rov Short entertained the most powerful friends which high Harvey a n d Dorothy Stewart. I Cross. Weed Control. — 1. Start four er education has in the state house M P. O. club Monday afternoon —♦ “ Although he lopped off a big por- Young people's meetings. 6. Inter demonstrations on the control of , The afternoon was spent socially mediate and senior leagues Doro- noxious weeds with vetch and oats. ; Mrs. R D Patchen entertained and refreshments were served at “ °" ° f a^ 5 OPik‘eti0m.t?tution2 S t i’ ‘ r < > " d" ot ••«“ <* X Cooperate w ith farm organlsa- with a dinner Monday evening, the tea hour The room, were a t years ago. and the institutions — _ . . . Orove will «n<. . k » «« tion , In conducting weed control honoring a daughter. Maxine, on tra c tiv e with pussvwtllowe and found that they were still able to J *" 1 « ***: ' I her ninth birthday anniversary i Oregon grape function, the chief executive is said p. * ?e «nUe I r - " e r n ' * et tours. to be very exercised over the action ;n* Thursday. 7 SO. 3. Conduct six demonstrations on . The table was centered with * Friends of Rev R W llo w rll of taken by the w a y , and mean, com- M e th n d l- c h u n .K R w the winter and spring application ! birthday cake with candles and of chlorates directly to the sol) for each guest received as favors^ a the Free Methodist church surprte- mittee in slicing off over h alf a Howell. Pastor. — Sunday school. the control of noxious weeds and valentine and a heart shaped bas- [ed him with an all dav party Satur million from a budget that was al ket filled with valentine candy 1 he day at his home The dav was spent ready believed to have been reduced 9 93 Mrs. Elisabeth Tarr, superin plants. tendent; forenoon service. 11. ser 9. S ill chlorates to farmers at ' evening was spent playing games socially and Binging A covered dleh to the irreducible minimum. H e h a, ¡Guests were Shirley Burkholder. dinner was served at noon called friends of the institutions mon topic. "Three Subtle Tempta cost for weed control work. Forage Crops 1 Start two gr. „ Opal W itcher. Audrey Miller. Helen and members of the legislature in tions;” evening service. 7:30, mes sage by the pastor. Prayer meeting Elise «•--»- Bede. nurseries to demonstrate pasture M “ iller “ * and ”* "*** Mrs. N E. Compton will enter to conference for the purpose of —♦ grasses. tain the W C. T. V. this afternoon learning whether or not it Is pos- Thursday. 7:30. Annual homecoming and roll I ¡pj'lda'y) and Dr. Cora Ingram of 2. Conduct four demonstrations of Lutheran Church 1 Missouri Sv- were held Friday night by the « • - hea|,h health director of i f t h a ’ , not likely w t o X £ nod’ A d v in tljt church building, stem-rot resistant sweet clover. 3. Promote further interest in La bek&h lodge In I. O. O. F. hall. A f the W C. T U will be the epeak- done ¿e.hont it west Main »<«*•»- Service, Sunday. ter a business meeting a program dino clover for pastures er. From an authoritative source the 11 “ m '1 Ave " ros £ 9. Conduct a tour to observe La- of readings and vocal numbers was --♦- given Refreshments were served at statement has been made here that ^««ter l - . l Lmpqua Ave.. Roee- dtno clover pasture* The Neighbors of Woodcraft met Potatoes.—!. Help grower, locate a late hour bv the losing side In an Wednesday evening with Mie C A members are overlooking more than bur** Or* - P » to r. * attendance contest. O u t-o f-to w n Steven, and obligated a new mem pure seed of desired varieties. 9800.000 which has been lost in mill- . .. . __ «, .. . __ . age revenues through reduction in . xJ?*?**** £ hu'r h - \ l * ” rv 2 Inspect fields of potatoes for guests were M r and Mrs. J. H. ber After the meeting a social Ponsford of McMinnville. Mr. and evening w a, apent plavlng card, property valuations, delinquencies » • , carUfieation of seed. ♦ 3. Help grower* determine best Mrs W alter Fullm er of Eugene and in tax payments and loss in student 9 95. Mrs. K arl Mills, superinten M r,. H. A. Miller entertained the fees. This, added to the reduction dent. Bible classes for all ages: variety of early potatoes for mar Curtis Veatch of Halsey. Social Twelve club Thursday after proposed by ways and means, means forenoon service, 11. sermon topic. ket and locate sources of seed of The grade school teacher, enter- noon. The afternoon w a, »pent so a total of nearly a million and a The Sacredness of Life.” Special this variety 9 Enrourags production of b e t-1 ‘ * ‘"«d w l,h » c° 7 ™ d d “ h d‘"C *r cially and refreshments were serv ar half. From this same source comes music; evening service. 7:30, ser m arket Monday evening at the home of Mr. ed at the tea hot^ the statement that such drastic ac mon topic. "The Eternal Quest and ter potatoes for local N o t IIINC w ill please your lo v o l once m ore th an • and Mrs. D A. Emerson. A business the Long Long Trail." Solo by through use of better seed and lat tion means absolute abandonment meeting was held and the topic for The Knights of Pythias and Pvth- of some of the functions of higher Miss M yrtle Kern. Prayer meeting er planting of main crop potatoes. discussion telephone call. w a, "Diagnostic and lan Sisters entertained with a dance Thursday evening. 7:30. 8. Conduct four demonstrations to education. • • • Remedial Teaching In English." O n special occasions or day hy day, how much the Wednesday evening tn Swanson compare Katahdin potatoes with O f course, ways and means can Miss Zenna Moughmer reported for Presbyterian Church. Duncan P telephone means in your hom e! Saving tim e. G e l as yet undo anything it has done, Cameron. Pastor - Sunday school. varieties now grown In the county. the intermediate grades and Mrs. hall Refreshment, were served at a late hour. Cereals.—I. Secure cooperators to and the two bodies can undo any 10; forenoon service. 11. sermon W illiam Thum for the upper grades lin g things done. S hielding fro m danger. thing that ways and means does. topic, "Keeping Up Our Courage.” grow pure seed of as many as pos Following the business meeting the The Past M atron,' club will meet sible of the following crops. Oats, Although it is unusual for a ways evening service. 7:30 sermon tooic. time was spent playing bridge M mdav afternoon In the Masonic and means program to be upset, it The Religion of Abraham L in Victory and Gray W inter; winter —♦ — club rooms, with M r,. C E Frost has happened. I t w ill be remember coln.” There w ill be exercises bv wheat. Jenkin. W hite W inter, and M r and Mrs. I. A. Randall en ter and Mrs C A. Beldler as hosteases The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company ed that that is the way Cottage the children of the Sunday school Hood; spring wheat. Red Huston. talned with a dinner Sunday, hon Grove got its armory. That also Is depicting events in the life of L in Hood and Jenkin; barley. Hannchen oring a grandson. Vlnal Randall and O. A. C. No. 7. Buaincas Office: 522 M ain Street Telejthone No. 8J The O. L. H. club will meet Tuee the way the first appropriation for coln. also a reading by Lorraine 2. Interest more people in grow Jr., on hts eleventh birthday anni day for a 1 o'clock luncheon at the the battleship Oregon was put over. Coiner and special music. Prayer Guests were M r. and Mrs. ing V'ictorv oats, leading toward versary M R. Randall and son Raymond Colonial cafe with M r * W. W Me- As a m atter of fa c t there is con meeting Wednesday. 7:30. standardisation on this variety for and Mr. and Mrs Howard Clark of '«rland siderable fear that something of spring planting. Eugene. M r. and Mrs. Robert Cul that sort may happen and throw 3. Conduct three demonstrations into the air any program of expen to compare Hood wheat for spring verson of Springfield. Mr. and M r, ditures and of sources of revenue : seeding with varieties now com O. Knlgbt and Mr. and Mrs. Vlnal th at may be worked out by way Randall. monly grown In Lane county. and means and taxation and reve 1 “ eW ° C W‘D t , r ' The Research club met Tuead.v nue. In the nature of things an h i r n t^ n ^ e R s .r r t i» « « Ksi- "*<**1 in the city library with Mrs overthrow of this kind would come Pruning principles by Ralph R. 5. Introduce Ben Beardless bar- M c nickenbottom as program in the last days of the session, and INCO RPO M ATKO / leader. The topic for discussion the wrecking at that time of well Rothacker, professor of landscape ley. 6. Secure two cooperators to w a, "Nome. Alaska.” and architecture at Iowa State college. Mrs. laid plans might easily be serious. Since the laws of plant growth grow Schoolmam oats seed for use Hickenbottom and Mrs. Donnell Al A special session might be found section of the county. len gave reports. Mrs. A. W Shof necessary. As a m atter of fact, a are the same in all the woody in 7. coast Conduct a tour to Folk and special session has been suggested, plants cultivated for garden usage Yam hill counties to observe corn stall gave a magazine review on for the reason that business hardlv there has grown up a group of pickers and driers in operation in : "America Must Dream Again " The club voted to give each year one can be cleaned up in 90 days, and principles which the amateur gar of 1933 non-fiction bo8k to the city library members would draw pay and mile dener soon finds to be true in the fall Forage Crops.—1. Emphasize Im light of his own experience. Some age for a special session in which portance of planting Grim m alfal of them follow. The Ad Libitum club was enter the business of the regular session 1. Heavy top pruning of a plant fa and assist dealers and farmers tained Thursday afternoon at the would be completed. Members In locating high quality seed. causes more leaves and branches. home of M r, Bayard Reed, who in might waive their mileage. 2. Conduct two alfalfa tours In 2. Heavy root pruning lessen, I f the two houses should take the vegetative" growth but increases the early April to observe different vited Mrs. E. T. Hov and M r,. Joe Landess as additional guests. A bit in their mouths and add a m il production of flower and fruit. aged fields and study alfalfa pro- pleasant social afternoon was spent lion dollars to appropriations re 3. A pruned plant always tends to duction problems. with needle work. At the tea hour ported out by ways and means, we 3. Visit cooperative alfalfa dem a dainty one-course luncheon was its natural habit. might not be out of the trenches for resume onstrations started in 1928 and ob 9. The uppermost buds of a plant served. The table was colorful with at least the extra 20 days for which serve and record results. grow first. d il* a special session may continue. 9. Check yield of Ladak alfalfa artificial d affo — 5. Heading back of young growth ♦— in demonstrations started in 1930. forces the development of the side The Presbyterian ladles' aid met Vesper Service Planned. budg 5. T ry bulbours biuegrass w|th Wednesday afternoon in the church . Holman H u n t’s picture. "The 6. Checking growth in a healthy ne* planting of alfalfa, parlors, with Mrs. 3. L. Godard. Light of the W orld." w ill be used plant induces flow er, and fru itful- I Clover Seed.— Seed — 1. Encourage the Mrs. M. F W yatt. Mrs A. L. Wynne as a background for the vesper ser. ness. G irdling a twig or bending or planting of hardy Ohio and Tennes and Mrs. G B. Pitcher as hostesses I vices at 5 o'clock Sunday evening twisting it causes the food which Is see anthracnose resistant red clo A fte r a business meeting the after- | at the Methodist church. The theme manufactured by the leaves to re ver for seed production. noon was spent socially. Plana were i aong w ill be "Light of the World." main in the injured twig rather 2. Inspect fields of hardy Oh 0 ‘ made for a food sale to be held in I Special music will include num than being carried away to the and Tennessee anthracnose resls- March. Refreshments were served bers by the orchestra, two anthems trunk and ro o t* tant red clover for seed certifica at the tea hour. by the choir and a vocal duet. "Fol tion. v P ru n in g Operations. low the Gleam." bv Dorothy Stew H a iry Vetch Seed.—1. Encourage Mrs. W. B. Johnston entertained 1. Make ali wounds clean. art and Edna Mae Harvey. The 2. M ake all cuts parallel and close the giowing of hairy vetch for seed the Joker club Friday evening with sermon topic w ill be "Children of on hill land not adapted to other a 6 30 dinner at the Colonial cafe L ig h t” S. L M ackin w ill read an to the branch that is left. 3. Never leave a stub If It Is pos vetches, as a valuable cash crop for The table was attractive with red original poem. "The Light of the such land. carnations and cyclamens. Bridge sible to avoid It. W o rld " Seed Flax.—1. Call attention to was played after ths dinner and 9. W hen heading back twigs cut possibilities of growing seed flax Mrs. A. W. Swanson held high J just above a healthy bud pointing and help growers obtain good seed. score and Mrs. C. E. Frost low. Mrs. in the desired direction. Ren Sanford was a guest 5. Wounds made in spring heal C. 0 MOTOR COMPANY faster than those during summer HAS NEW CHEVROLET Members of the Utopia club and 6. In removing large branches, their husbands entertained with a first undercut until the saw binds, covered dish dinner Tuesday eve then cut down from the top until A new Chevrolet Is now on dis nlng at the home of Mr. and Mrs the branch snaps off. This prevents play at the Cottage Grove Motor Elbert Bede. The table, were at the stripping down of the bark on company. Im portant feature, of the tractive with pink carnations and the trunk. Wounds should be paint new car Include a six-cylinder 65- a cactus. The evening was spent ed with an antiseptic dressing, par horsepower engine, new "Aer- socially and playing cards. ticularly those over two inches stream" styling, safety plate glass, a starting innovation—the starter- across. Mrs M ary VanDenberg entertain 7. Use best quality tools. A pair ator. simplified free wheeling, svn- ed the LaComus club Tuesday a f co-mesh transmission with silent ternoon. The afternoon was spent of hand shears, a pair of long were handled steel lops and a swivel- second, more miles per gallon, a socially and refreshments blade saw, constitute a good outfit 6319 pound counterweighted crank served at the tea nouor. The rooms shaft. Fisher "No-draft” ventila were attractive with pussywillow* for the home gardener. tion, a fourteen-gallon fuel tank, The club w ill meet In two weeks airplane type Instrument panel, with Mrs. D. A. Emerson. hardwood and steel bodies by Fish er. Fisher "A n ti-draft” doors, larg Eddie Peabody with the treasured The A ltar society of the Catholic er and more powerful brakes, a church m e£W ed n e sd a£ aft£ rn o 2 t^ violin his father gave him heavier double drop frame, easier steering, cushion balanced engine I t was on the occasion of his ninth mounting, stabilized front end con birthday anniversary that Eddie struction and octane selector. Peabody, destined to become one of The safety plate glass Is a fea The Cottage Grove high school ture the luminaries of the «tage. received of the smart looking car. The a most precious g ift from his father basketball team will play the Dan- super safety glass, used in Fisher — a violin, (t was the first musical : ish Lutheran team from the Eu bodies is safe. The'glass will crack, instrument that Eddie ever tried to gene church league Tuesday, Feb- when struck a blow, but the broken play, but from the moment he i ruary 19, in the high school gym. piece, stick to a center plastic and The Danish Lutheran team is do not fly through the air. The clasped it tenderly in his arms it composed of ex-high school stars glass Is also lasting. The four was evident he was to be the master from around Eugene and should edges of the finished piece of super He was an eager pupil and ; prove s tiff competition for the played the little instrument Jubi G ro ver* This game should put the safety glass are undercut and seal lan tly— soulfully— at every oppor i local eager, in good shape for their ed with an exclusively employed c o m- tunity for anyone who wished to game with Eugene high in Eugene weatherproof, waterproof pound. This keeps moisture and listen to his efforts. ; February 17, when they w ill trv to other deteriorating elements away Then came 1917—the world war upset the dope and topple E. H. 3. from the plastic and makes the per — and Eddie, although much too | from their position at the top of fect bond last indefinitely. young, rushed to enlist in the Navy, the "A" league percentage column. W O M IN W H O H A V l lU C T H IC lie left behind him his friends, his Roseburg high school's basket U -is fly I old books, all of his most treasured ball team invaded Cottage Grove »A NG ES «re fortunata. Ear you tha cooking af 9 o ti*.7 Ltver yet bridged ova boyhood possessions — everything last F riday night and defeated the but that precious violin. Grovers 37 to 15. The junior high aoy chzsa. , a t e i it a plaoeont aw aw plU tB ant Yaa pfoa team also lost t your Baal, place I» la tha avert, sM tha Ifoia and became famous in Navy circle* It , lor high team. huccess became Eddie’s constant compan temperature controle . . . and dia elactrfo range The talent ut succeae Is nothin* Eastern Star O fficer to Visit. ion— in the training camps — on doa, the rest. You can leave die kitchen, leetve more than doing what you ,-aa do _ ___ Mrs. Monnie Hauser of Salem, as- board the “battle wagons” — with him through arduous snbmarine I soclate grand matron of the Order well, and doing well whatever you the house If you wish, confident In the knawfodga duty— even surviving shipwrecks i of Eastern Star, will be here F rl- do, without a thought •» ! day evening. February 17, to make Longfellow. that your meal wilt ba perfectly ranked, piping w ith its blond owner. [ her official visit at the local chap- i hot, ond ready to serve whan you ce Eddie has become world famous ter. A banquet honoring Mrs. fo r his unique mastery of the Iia u M r wH1 be ,flven at the Barteli M r* Trunncll Is Committee Head. The Iura of a switch dene U ell h banjo, but there is no instrument in t hotel by the officers preceding the Mrs. Hugh Trunnell of this ettv his huge collection he pi rises more regular meeting and degree work. has received notice from Dr. Rav ELECTRICITY _____________ than this birthday g ift from lus | Lyman W ilbur, president of Better it fha fath er. I f a visitor goes into the Homes in America, of her appoint Legion, Auxiliary Meet. MOUNTAW STATES FOWEB COMPANY ment as chairman of the Better broadcasting studio and talks to The American Legion and the cbeopetf servie« Eddie he’ll probably be shown the American Legion auxiliary, at their Homes In America committee for valuable violin. On the sides of the meetings Monday night, voted to In Latham. Better Homes committees you con buy. 'uilb 1 ■ Instrument one can see where Ed vite the Qakrldge-W estflr I-eglon are being established throughout die, in a moment of youtJiful in and auxiliary to meet here Febru the nation to arouse Interest In the Improvement of homes and to or spiration, carved his name boldly ary 20 for a social meeting. ganize local civic groups to heln w ith a jack-knife. The Legion made plans for a each fam ily to Inform ation concern Recently the Safeway Stores an wrestling match to be held Febru ing the best ways of taking the nounced that Eddie Peabody had ary 15. The auxiliary discussed plans for next steps In Improving their w n signed a contract for a senes of homes. radio programs each Wednesday the sale of memorial poppies. Mrs. Eight-Foot Cougar Killed. n ig h t a t 7:30 over stations of tha E rm il T iller gave a report on Fidac. Mrs F. L. Grannis reported N ational Broadcasting Company. on organization plans for the girl An 8-foot cougar was killed F ri Tha nasgical violin of the Safeway scout troop which the unit will day In the Prune h ill district by star w ill often be heard oa t hese sponsor. Mrs. D. A. Emerson gave Fred and Donald W itcher, who live aparklicg broadcasts. In Delight valley. a ta lk on "National Defense.” tèrtive fratturi Church News j 1' FOR LANE ARRANGEO GOVERNOR IS FRIEND « / f i D addyl” Away from hom e on Valentine’s Day? 4 Garden Club C ottage G ro v e’s Own Cash Store Free A Irish-Swartz Co. Phone 53 Free Q ty Delivery Saturday, Feb. 11 Low Prices E very Day Free S h o p p in g B ag Full of G r o c e r ie s W ith Each Purchase of $2.00 o r O ver, W hile T h ey Last. A Few of Our Many Red Hot Specials Royal Club Coffee 3 pound can 75c Strained Honey 5 pound pail 35c Com Meal, Yellow or white 9 pound bag 17c Seedless Raisins 4 pound bag 19c Delicious Flour ì’i.S 2 49 Ä 73c W e have just quoted a few of our m any bargains here. Please call for one of our hand bills if you did not receive yours. Don’t forget! The shopping bag full of groceries with each order of $2.00 or over. Come early. WHERE THE THRIFTY THRIVE TO PLAY CHURCH FIVE w orn e n b r o u g h t u p io u s e E L E C T R IC IT Y YOU DO NOT K N O W w hal r e a l d r u d g e r y Is
