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F R ID A Y , F K B H V A H Y 11 1111» PAGE TWO lure.. In Donerete posts tlon of Rev Conteron on the charge of llle-al voting No, Mr. Editor, we all fully r B .ia b lls k w ) 1B8N. l«e that It Is your duty to the pub —' B LItK K T »BOB. B4Mas. lic to print all news, regardless of where the chips mav fall, but the article referred to was only half of Blb.n H .S .----------------- truth and the whole world BlSrt *■»>_____ ________ the knows that half truths are verv of * d r . l rla M p u b lk a llo a « » « r.4 M OM- ten worse than falsehoods ta r * O r» *« • • «— «4-6U m m t t t - __ For your Information let me li.,iH fls s » * N .rlM B * “ state that Mr Cameron has In his possession a birth certificate which aunttcKtmoM b atkb (Cash 1« .4.aasa.) 1 certifies that he was born In the 0». r ~ r -----»' 14|rbr~ »««'k. JO «» United States Article fourteen of m> ».MHiw __»» oolow M«» the constitution clearly states that Furrlga »•>•- '«'< r«*< a44lllaaa* all persons born m the U. 8. are Membvr •< cltlaens thereof Thousand» of bril M slloaai E ditorial AaaoaUUaa liant legal minds in this country Ore«.,« Siale E ditorial Aaaoelalloa would advtse Mr Cameron that he Oro«on Sr»»p ap er Co»f.re»<-e could vote. However the constltu tlon Is not as sacred as some of us NEED OF HEALTH SERVICES. would like to believe and some lE,i«.*a« K e«i»ter*l)uard .) where hidden among thousands of Over at London, near Cotta«» other trespasses on said constitu Grove, a «mall boy 1« dead. A tion we find a law that aavs in ef sympathetic ambutanc» driver who fect that a child horn of alien par brought the youngster to a Eugene ent* la not a citlten I wonder how hospital lust before his death jump many people tlawyers Included' ed to a surmise of starvation. He know that there are thousands of did this because the family has been American born adults who have on charity ration*. Medical rxsn«- never been out of thia country natton and the Red Cross records (their parents likewise' who can proved the surmise absolutely not vote because of their marriage groundless. to aliens and In some cases a for The boy was the victim of in eign born man may vote while hi* testinal disorders, not lack of food. American bom wife mav not It is possible his death might be t y course Mr Cameron pleaded traced indirectly to poverty The gulltv and eras fined because Ignor- intestinal troubles may have been ance of Ihe law excuse« no one The due to improper preparation of the couris have done their duty and food. One of the moet difficult the records will show that a fair problems in poor relief is that In trial and all possible leniency was many families there is nobody who extended to him knows how to handle the diet Eroo- Now. Mr Editor and other good erlv. Poverty may have caused the citlxens. don't vou think It la about deiav in summoning medical help. time to give Mr Cameron a break If there is any lesson in the death Respectfully. of the small bov at London, it is JAMES A SCOTT that this countv mav be penny wise and pound foolish when It oiakes drastic cuts in hard times in health and educational services. The Red Cross can and does provide relief Under the Big Dome and it does It promptly and It doe* By B L B E R T BBD B . what it can with the reconstruction of depression-stricken families, but it requires a comprehensive pr>> State Capitol. Salem. Ore., Feb. gram of relief, education and health work to prevent many of these de IX—(Special.' — Representative Earl Hill took time off to spend the pression tragedies. week end at hla home in western Lane A sound film was to have REV. CAMERON IS UPHELD. taken of the colony of 500 To the Editor: — A great many been to 1000 sea lions that la basking of your readers were considerably near Florence, but the motion pic shocked upon reading in your pa ture people to arrive. Hill per that article about the convlc- reported that failed the sea lions made more noise than an Oregon legis lature and made about as much progress. • • • Will McCornack of Eugene was a visitor here today and checked up- on the legislative actions of steenth cousin. Representative E A Me- Cornack e e e Cottar (fcrovr jtatrarl " JUNIOR CLASS PLAY PROVES BIG SUCCESS Mrs J M Leonard enlerlalned with a 1 o'clock luncheon honoring her mother M ri N * Compton, on her blrthdav •ary The table waa centered with a blrthdav dike decorated with red valentine hearts and was A«™«“ »* with valentine decorations 1 » ’ ternoon was spent «»clalh Oueats were Mrs Beaale Sutellff». Mr.. J II Chambers. Mrs 8. L. Maekln. Mia >1 R Arne»«. Mr». Herbert Eakln. Mis C E Umphrey. Mrs |i It Job, Mrs. E K Cone and Mr« Rov Leonard. Calvin Funk unit of Ihe American l.eglon auxiliary will hold Initiatory work tor several candidates at Its meeting Monday night In Ihe arm in-i«,atorv w o r S -m pllfled at a Mint meeting or tne poet Slid unit bttllowlnu thl« 6 pr» tram in keeping with • nn S e ' ^ X 1 .VX Lh“, , , : ^ ; wn!u4h: east fur ibis stieelal pul p lia s Nearby Bench Marks I place In .vnllablr outcrop, of lock Listed in Book Filing Supplies The Hentlnel in A special puhlleallnn "Leveling In Oregon, eonlalnlng elevati»’»» of many bench marks In the »»cl«» tv of Collage Grove. has been pub Member« of Caat Are Uniform llehed bv the coast and geodeti» ly Ootxl In Roles; Laughs survey of the department •< «■••"»• ) mere» It contains Infoi mallo« of I Are Plentiful. value to surveyors and engineer» a interested In Irrigation, drainage, Come Out of the Kitchen," a transportation utility project. •"»> three-act •anedy. preaented Friday allied «lavelopm.nl. in this .late evening in the gvmnaalum by the said Captain It 8. Palton. director junior claaa. was s financial as well of Ihe bureau as a dramatic success in spits of This book of 3«T pages and four Mrs W H Daugherty entertain the depression and disagreeable weather conditions The cast was ed the Tuesday Bridge club with a " " n . of over 2800 wtfll chosen and each member play I o'clock luncheon this week The . . murk« in Oregon. the re* ed his pari well The production table waa centered with a money | -..it- of eeixletlc levehna executed was presented to a comfortably Plant and red tapers and was at .„.I T ek» a tO O M e» tractive with valentine decorations ^ .r ^ j o n ; : filled house Each guest waa presented will» a NOs M A B H . . . The atorv waa written around a that Virginia family of the old aristoc valentine corsage from Mrs W L. •• 'and’" Oak a . long O » a racy by the name of Daingerfield, Workman A feature of the lunch «•e II (ea>e«>»es who. finding themselves temporar eon waa a birthday cake with 13 ridge has been Invited Io meet will. . . It Is reeoverobl. When ‘-han<rs local unit occur In surrounding natural ano Ikel » e . e<« •<!- llv enibarassed, decided to rent candles in honor of the club'» die cultural feature, with relation to M nfB »«w l»»l«eia their home to a rich Yankee. One twelfth blrthdav anniversary Mrs. the local unit. _ ae le » . . »•• - , , k IMrothv Umphrey enlerlalned the which Ihe mar rk la described, of tile conditions of the lease stlpu O E Woodson held high score and latest that a competent staff of Mrs Victor Chambers received the s A ,, club Wednesday evening they often can and do. engineers i le U*' . . • and othera who vlalt mark» wlll white servants should be engaged guest prlM. Gueete were Mrs I'he evening was spent socially and for his sojourn at this stately home. Chambers and Mr» Mervllle Veatch a luncheon was served at a late render a publlc servire by repoH- Thla Mrv*«t question presented The club member» wilt meet tn two lioui The table wae centered with Ing thè condlllun »>f Iba maiks ami fMiMeead ••»«»»'♦> practically Insurmountable difficul weeks with Dr and Mrs C 11 a birthday cake and red tanere. anv neede.l daacrlptlve ehanges ladle >•«» »»•'* tl<> o im a I'atngerftcld. one of the Klnie for the annual covered dlah Each guest received as a favor a The standard bench mark dleks Basel le e .. . e « d . H e o e . j auKhtere of the family, conceived dinner with their husbands. valenllne basket filled with candy now uaed bv thè roaat and geode Ile la ie ik e keel lea .le a d s the nlaj . cap idea that sha. her sla- Member, presented Dorothy with a Mrs. Warren McFarland enter handkerchief shower In ' hom.V'o'f * »»rvei ...e .et in e»'IHl8 ter and their two brothers should act as the domestic staff for the talned the O. L. H club with a 1 her birthday anniversary The club o'clock luncheon Tuesday at the will meet In two weeks with llerna wealthy Yankee Unavee Whitsett as Olivia Dain Colonial cafe The table was can dlae Wleae. gerfield. who was the ringleader In tered with a bouquet of red carna Mrs Earl Baldwin entertained the merry scheme, adopted the tions and waa attractive with val- cognomen of Jane Allen and elect entlne decorations Each guest re )h<t ¡gaeillecraft club Wednesday af ed herself to preside over the des ceived as a favor a valenllne box t(,rniK„, T(,e afternoon was epent of a ‘he , w . #nd refreshment» were tinies of the kitchen. She was •. filled __ - k. _ with . — --- candy k l « A l l , feature .la t i a a L a rv J ,»«* charming in her part and the luncheon was a blrthdav cake and served at the tea hour The table wealthy Yankee fell In love with handkerchief shower given Mrs. D was attractive with valentine deco H Henienwav. honoring her on her rations The club will meet In two her almost at once. Rupert Shaw played the part of birthday anniversary At bridge week, with Mrs. Fred Bennett Burton Crane, the Yankee, and It Mrs. George Jacobsen held high ♦ did not take him very long to cap »core. The club will meet in two Neighbors of Woodcraft will meet ture the heart of Mias Dainger weeks with Mrs. H. A. Mlll.r. Wednesday evening February 33. for degree work In I O O F hall field. the cook. Troop 18 of the bov .co u t. held Practice for degree »fork will be Jean Short as Elliabeth Dainger Its annusl parent and son covered field. who played the part of the held Wednesday aftermx'n at 2 housemaid, was a little cold anfl dish dinner Tuesday evening tn Ihe o'clock instead of Monday after haughty and played her part ex Methodist chureh dining room The noon as heretofore planned actly right. Helen Hansen as Mrs program eonsisted of several musl- Ealkner and Wilma Sprouls as her eal numbers and a series of Infor- Mrs Fred Breasler entertained daughter plaved their parts well nial toast», with E R Lemley as the IhK-la club Thursday afternoon and Mrs Falkner especially caused toastmaster. An Investiture cere The afternoon was spent making much amusement bv her exactness mony was held In which Elra Dlx quilt blocks and refreshment# were on and Alto King were initiated as I at the tea hour Mrs Victor and crabbiness. Edna Grubb, as Amanda, the scouts. The committee In charge of Chapman of Eugene, a former resi the program was E R lx>mley. E negro servant, created much ex dent of this city waa a gueat. citement and brought many laugha L. Grannis and O. B. Arnest and ♦ the committee In charge of the din from the audience bv her antic* The Tueedav Evening Study club Leo Dugan, as Paul Daingerfield. tng room was Mrs Mabel Dixon met this week In the city library who ,,iavc<j the part of the butler. Mrs. D. W Sturges. Mrs Wilds Mrs R. A Trask reviewed "The anJ Eave Stewart as Charles D a i n King. ........................ Mrs Henry Bennett and Mrs lg ,ory ,,f Brownings" and Mrs Kerflel(i, who plaved the part of the Alice Miller. C E Umphrey reviewed the plav. boot bov were especially good In \ The Barrette of Wlmpole Street." The Delphian society met Mon . 3 ,,flrr their parts and kept the house in Howard Sedgwick was here from an uproar most of the evening day evening at the home of Mrs Portland today visiting his father. Lewis Wilson as Tom Lefferts, W M MacGlbbon with Mrs 8 L The Cottage Grove Garden club C. H Sedgwick, clerk for Repre Niles Manbeck as Solon Tucker Godard as leader The topic for will meet at 2 30 this afternoon sentative Earl H11L Howard was and Tom Sprankle as Randolph discussion was "The Ring of the Friday) In the el'y hall Mrs T C himself an employe here two years Weeks fitted into their parts well Nlbelungs " Reports were given a., Wheeler will apeak on "Rook Gar ago. and doubts whether things are and lent much humor to the atQjoe- follows 'General Characters of The dening" and Mrs Janies P tlra being done as well this session Ring of the Nlhelungs." Mrs F E ham will talk on "Pools and Wale/ phere of the play. • • • Mendenhall: "The Rhlnegold." Mrj Plant».” Intermission numbers were given One difficulty experienced in get Dungan; "The Valkvrle." girls' sextet, un James Schofield ting legislation over is that an bv the orchestra, Stewart. "Siegfried The Christian ladles' aid »octetv girls’ chorus and boys' Mre. author can't explain his bill in the derclass Mre. Raymond Trask; "The Twl. met Wednesday In the church par trio. other house. Bills frequently fail light of the Oode." Mrs C. E I'm lors for an all dav meeting The The plav was directed by Miss phrey; "Wagnerian In the opposite house merely be Viewpoints,” Joy Ingalls, assisted bv Mr». Dale Mrs. Elbert Rede At the cloae of time waa spent quilting and a cov- I cause of this lack ered dish dinner was served at • a of a explanation W yatt the evening Mrs. MacGlhbon serv noon The so-called gin marriage law, ed cake and tea. OP BACH DO I J A R » »pent by «hr . ‘ m g « A n w»- providing for a three-day wait af The Presbyterian missionary eo- 1 ter a marriage license has been is- A group of friends surprised Mr» n e t v will hold It« regular annual seas« family for riertrscify - T hin k o f i t . . . three-ftftha ' sued, has passed the house. Evi ! Roy Leonard of Brad wood a for- meeting at 2 30 Wednesday after o f o a r per c w t ( 6S* to h r 888(1). T l w a nothing dently members thought they might | mer resident of thia city, with a noon at the home of Mre Bert Did you ever consider the big . have done differently and better , party Monday evening at the t-eon- Trask you buy that coat» aa little at rie rtn n ty tn propor ! had such a law been in effect dur I ard home. The evening wae epent port your battery ploys In the ♦ ing years past. tion to the eervK» rendered. I h r houe* a lighted, r**nteco«tal A»wenibly of God. At- j playing rook Refreshments were The lunlnr department of the operation of your co rf Few a .» .... a , wood Foster. Pastor. — Sunday served at a late hour Those pres Christian church entertained with food rrfngeratrd, ikxhcs wadwd and ironed, Iwead The osteopath bill went through schooi. 9 45; morning worship. 11; ent were Mr. and Mrs. Clvde Leon people do and consequently a party Tuesday afternoon tn the I the house without even a close rub ard of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs D. W toaMrd, ru g . c le a n e d , food rooked, water heated, evening service. 7:30. evangelistic rhurrh parlor» A treasure hunt was • • • l i t t l e th o u g h t Is g iv e n to in nature. Tuesday. 7 30. Bible study Sturges. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Mack- -held and refreshments were served it provided end many other M tvicM too Among those f r o m Cottage from book of Acts; Friday. 7 30, In. Mr and Mrs. Ransom Cone. Mr c a p a c ity o r q u a lity in th e ♦ Grove here recently were H C. baptismal service at the First Bap and Mrs. C. E. Umphrey. Mr. and mention for only a frw p e n n m a day. selection of a battery. The D e g re e of Honor entertained Wells, manager of Mountain States tist church, with sermon bv Pastor Mre. E. E. Qone. Mr. and Mr* with a benefit dance Monday night I Power company. Radio Ray Nelson. Easter Saturday. Elactndty a the cheapest thing you buy. 3. children's Omer Moore. Mr and. Mre. N. E. For economical and reliable ' S. L. Godard and Verne Hazen. Mr church with sand table. Compton. Mr. and Mrs Ernest at the armory • • • ■ Wells, no doubt, voiced his opposi- service we suggest Delco, the Sears and Mr and Mrs. Loren liar - tion to legislation that would take First Methodist EplscojuU Church. vey S p r in g fie ld lle fe u la lo c a l F iv e b a tte r y m a n u fa c tu re d by his company out of the I merchan Meredith A. Groves. Pastor — Sun The Cottage Grove high school d ise retail business, while Mr Nel- day school. 9 45. Mrs. C. E. Uro- Delco-Remy whose electrical The intermediate girls’ and boys' basketball moumtah jtatu tram was defeated 17 to - son, being a dealer in electrical phrey. superintendent. Forenoon Sunday school clas.es of the Chrie- system experience qualifies i merchandise, no doubt favors the aervice, 11. sermon topic, "Daub- - tian church entertained with a S l>v Springfield high In a game bill, but the two came here In the ing;" evening service. 5. Rev party Monday evening In the church plaved Wednesday night In Spring them to build a better battery. The locals failed to score dur same car Dean C Poindexter, pastor of First parlor». Forty-five member, were field • • • At a popular price there I . a ing the first half Springfield chalk Methodist Episcopal church. Spring- present. Mrs. I. G. Shaw, retiring nine points in In <ni» this r canto Members don't get enou<n enough fight- 7- MeniDers a o n i gei a ' . i . . —..«i/« Vnnnv taarh.r nf » h - i n » a r m ed . up n,nr a n i o The 1 size and type for your car. mg here, consequently a number go field' *p im,7mediate and H m ? w u »iv.n * b hl'ndkerohi.r •"«•I« «•«red two field goal» and to the weekly Tuesday night card ’ .T” .'?"«’ ¿ELT” ' ? «„in? ht " i k fowl throw______________________ senior league, 6 Topic of senior ' shower Gueete were Mrs. Shaw, in Portland. league, “My Favorite Old Story " Mrs. Jessie Moon, new girls' teaeh- Ex-Governor Oswald West and Young ------ - • people's — - . - league. , - 7:15 Prayer er. and Roy Hands, teacher of the I Ex-Governor Walter Pierce, bitter meeting. Thursday , w edX ^dav hoys’ class. The evening was spent I democratic friends, met in the ro- peoples »«udv da*s. Wednesday playing gam e, and refreshments tunda recently. As both are drvs. evening. February 22. at the home were served at a late hour. C ottage Low 1 the remarks of the srovernor of of Dorothy Stewart. Mrs. Monnle Hauser of Salem, South Carolina to the governor of Prices G ro v e’s ■ North Carolina were not apropos. Adventist Church. At intereec- associate grand matron of the Or IN C O H T O R A 7 ID • • • tion of west Main and M streets is der of Eastern Star, will be here Visitors frequently get the idea a small white church. Seventh Day tonight (Friday) to make her of E very Own P hon e 53 ficial vlalt at the local chapter. A from seeing so manv women sitting Adventist. Each Saturday at 9:30 a n ------- _ at the seats of member, in the two hour is spent In the study of U s 'banquet, honoring Mrs. Hauser, Free City Delivery D ay Cash Store houses that secretaries and stenog- Sabbath school lesson. At 11 o'clock wm be given at the Bartell hotel raphers have easy jobs. The catch the pastor. Elder Paul Iverson, fie-| by officer, of the local order pre- that stenographers can't livers a sermon, the proof of hie ceding the special meeting and de do their work until members are itatemente being named by chap- gree work. free to dictate or tell them what to ter and verse from the Bible. Wed- The Order of Rainbow for Girls do. The busiest employes of the nesdav evening.hour. 7 30 met Monday night In Masonic hall. session are those seldom seen on . t r, r, z. the floor They are busy even dur- Presbyterian Church. D. P Gam Plans for a Rainbow dance were ing sessions and are on such com- eron. Pastor. Sunday school. 10; discussed. Initiation for Lorraine mittees as engrossed bills, enrolled forenoon service. 11. sermon topic, Coiner will be held at the regular bills, legislation and rules, etc. “Christian Interpretation of L ife'' meeting tn two weeke. The re • • • a discussion of basic principles freshment committee will be Fran There always Is talk that the which should govern our Christian ces Randall, chairman, Isabelle legislature should meet only once in conduct one to the other No eve- Safley. Betty Jacobsen and Gall ten years, or should be abolished, ninz service. Praver meeting. Wed- Lindamood. but nothing In the state attracts nesday, 7 30 attention or is of more inter- • • • T h. women', relief corps met COTTAGE GROVE more e« t Papers over the state recog- Luthi-ran ChOrch (Missouri Sy- Saturday afternoon In the armory nize that fact by the special cor- n04j Adventist church building, with 13 members present, ana. MOTOR CO. respondents that cover the doings wegt Main Services Sunday, 7 30. Minnie Ashby, retiring president, sermon topic, "An Ideal Christian was presented with a past presi Jack Mauldlng, Prop. here. Life " W Sylwester, Roseburg. Ore., dent'» badge. The corp, will hold It 1» rather odd but a fact Yhat pastor • • • its next meeting February 25 and most of those who come here be Free Methodist Church. R W. will celebrate the birthday anni Kerrs lieve that a member is so familiar Howell. Pastor. Sunday school, versaries of Lincoln and v/asum«- with all the legislation that has 9:45, Mrs. Elizabeth Tarr, superin ton. Pillsburys been introduced here that when tendent; forenoon service. 11. ser Carnation the number of a bill is given the mon topic. "God's Unchanging Mr* C. E. Frost and Mrs. C. A. legislator will be able to tell Just Plan.” Evening service, 7:30, ser Beidler entertained the Past Ma what it is, where It is and what is mon topic. “Educated Ignorance- A trons' club Monday afternoon in the going to happen to It. The person Hindrance ------------------------------------- to Faith In Christ." Cot- Masonic club rooms. The afternoon interested in one or two bills can tajfe prnyer meeting. 7:30, Thurs- was spent socially and a two-course easily remember their numbers, ,|av luncheon was served at the tea but a member has to have his mind • • • flour. The table was attractive with on 800 or so and often knows noth- Naxarine Church. T. J. Orr, Pag red carnations and decorations were ing about some bills until a few I tor Sunday school, 9:45, Roy Al- in keeping with Valentins', day. hours before he has tc vote on them. len BUperintendent: forenoon ser- No use familiarizing oneself with a v|ce lfiksermon topic, "The Heart, The Order of Eastern Star will bill that may never reach the cal- Not th„ Head;” evening service, hold a regular meeting Friday o — . 7 30, sermon topic. "Signs of the night, February 24, and a special endar. Illustrative of this. Represen tative Hill of Lane received several Last Dav»" Young people's meet program will be given honoring letters this morning about a certain ings. 6:30. Mrs. Bernice Overton, past matrons and past patrons. A bill and was so Impressed by the president: Tuesday Bible study. covered dish dinner tor past ma letters that he asked his clerk, C. 7:30, topic. "Redemption.” Mid trons and patrons will be held In i H. Sedgwick, to look It up and let week service. Wednesday. 7:30 Masonic hall preceding the meeting him know what it was about. The —a— Church of Christ. I. G. Sha w, Min bill was one introduced by Repre The Ladies’ Bible class of the J sentative Hill himself and chances ister. Bible school, 9:45, Clem Methodist church met Wednesday l apply between paints In to be one slated for a pleasant ex Sarff, superintendent. The men of afternoon at the home of Mrs. Wil * this school are with Community liam Hogate with Mrs. C. H. Fuller perience with the roll calls. ____»n, W aM iingtan, Id a iia, a • • Men'» Bible class at the armorv. ton. Mrs. Alta Hart and Mrs. Ira U ta h , N evada, C a llfa rn la , B. K. Lawson, who would prefer Morning service, 11, sermon sub Beidler as hostesses. The afternoon start«, Wyoming (west of to live at Cottage Grove, his old ___ _____ Communion of the was spent socially and refresh ject. "Jesus." bteiuding Green River), home town, but has decided to make Lord's supper. Baptismal services ments were served at the tea hour. n n w points in B ritM r the sacrifice necessary to serve as follow the sermon. C. E., 6:30 Eve- chief of police of Portland, is to nlng worship. 7:30, sermon subject, tm Mo. M inim u m aduK The W. C. T. U. met Friday af speak before the chamber of com- "Thirty Years With Nephi," a study ternoon with Mrs. N E. Compton M e . C hildren holt taro. merce here next Monday on “Proh- ¡n the book of Mormon, is It of It was decided to have a covered lems of a Big City." The reading r;od or of Man? This will be a dish dinner and an all-day meeting G oing: Feb. 2 4 ,2 5 ,2 6 clerk of the house has been invited chart sermon, prepared and pre- Friday, March 10. at the Christian Bulk to speak the following Monday on rented upon the request for Infer church. Refreshments were served R eturning: M arch 7 tile effect, of legislation enacted at matlon by a number of people at the tea hour. Pure vegetable Teachers' club Monday afternoon. this session. 2:30. Ladies' aid. Wednesday after A ^ p re s im e te B e»»« Trip tores Several entertained with a cov Sermon on Mormonism Planned noon. Prayer meeting, Wednesday ered dish dinner Thursday evening » 1 5 T 1 M A T O N I TO In a chart sermon at the Chris evening. 7:30. of last week at the home of Mr and MS 1088 • • • 20» 188 Young tian church Sunday evening the Mrs. W J. Moyer at Springfield BHtos Miles Miles M il*« Community Men’s Bible Class at Those Book of Mormon" will be Introduc present were Mr. and Mrs. A w ey A «rey ed to the public, and the claim now the armory, 9:45. This class Is for H. W. Lombard, Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Steer Beef 1 ÏI being made for It as "more inspir the man without church school af Hagen and Dr. and Mrs. C. H. Klme. 1 0 .1 0 21.00 ed than the Bible" will be examined filiations, Lesson topic, "The Door by Internal evidence of that book of the Sheep Fold." Lesson text checked. The chart will Illustrate "Thirty John 10. I. O. Shaw Mr. and Mrs. Roy Leonard of • • • Years with Nephi” and will ac Bradwood entertained with a din Highway Baptist Church, Henry ner Monday night at their home quaint the student with the religi ous. ethnological, anthropological, W. Davis. Pa»tor. Sunday school, here. Guests were Mr. and Mrs C. 9:45. Mrs. K. K. Mill., superinten E Umphrey and Mr. and Mrs. E. E zoological, agricultural, architectur al and Industrial claims of the peo dent; forenoon service, 11, sermon Cone. G e n e r a l Pa««. W ept., ple of Nephi. A number of people topic, "The Solidarity of the Hu 637 P lttock Block. man Race;’’ Evening service, 7:30, have requested this sermon. Portland, Ore. Mrs. Omer Moore entertained sermon topic, "God and the Depres Statistics .how that married men sion,” Music under the direction of with a party Friday evening for of the Methodist Epworth the young people of the church. members ' live longer than single ones. Prayer meeting. Thursday evening. league. Game* were played and re freshments were served. 7:30. Income Tax Records. Sentinel. l i t » ford-Bliu'hnuar Manlev Winfield Crawford of this ctty and Faustina L. Rlackmar of Roosevelt county. Montana, were married Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mr. Crawford's son. 1» 8 Crawford Rev D. P Cameron of the Preebvlerlan church per formed the ring ceremony Those present were Mr and Mrs L. 8 Crawford Zelnia Iktffoon and Mis J V Hubbard »,.«> N«“-'« “ Â INDIA TEA 5SSÏ' O f All The Things You Buy ElectßcHy Cheapest ONLY IOUR BATTERY HAS A "W h o le " OF A JOB TO DO I I cent Church News 5 ELECTRICITY IS THE PERFECT SERVANT Irish-Swartz Co. a DELCO BATTERY Features for Week End Mothers Cocoa Soap Crystal White R O U N D -T R IP R A IL F A R E S Hotcake Flour 2 ib. box 10 bars 2* Ib. pkgS. 19c 25c 10c Your choice while they last PER Use the best Nucoa 10c Wheat Flakes 4 | lb. sacks 22c Onions Fancy No. 1 Oregons 10 lbs. 12c Meat Department Shortening Beef Pot Roasts Pork Roasts 4 lbs. 25c 12^c lb. 10c lb. WHERE THE THRIFTY THRIVE
