Image provided by: Cottage Grove Museum; Cottage Grove, OR
About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1933)
page two r i l l DAY. A l’lt ll , I«, IMM TW « SKWTIWKU QOTTAGK OWOVE, OREGON The Royal Neighbor* Initiated two new member*. M r* Luclll* Bower* *nd M r* lla ttla H *rt, Tues [ M b b M 1MU day night Following Initiation they I L B H T BKD B . 1 entertained with a dance Music A » O»«aa» U p . . Publl*to4 B»»ry PH4ay*» wa* furnlahe.1 by Mt a.nl M r* Fred P* bitekle« O*ui>aay, _ Elton H -4 » --------------------- Lutheran Church i Missouri Sy Delphian society mat Mondav Anderson. Clarence Long and Jack Elton *»11 k — ...... ........... _______________ _____ evening In the d tv library with Tucker Refreahinanta ware served nod). S a v a n t h Dav Advenllat n m «U m pibllsatlaa at Car M r « Janie* Duncan »» program at a late hour Manv gueat* ware Church, waat Main street. Special present. 1 « . Or»va a* s*aaa4-*>aaa »a tto r. laadar The topic for dtacuealon Easter service Sunday T 4ft p. m. I t __ M*nk tUiU was "Ancient Egypt " Leeson* w ar* W. Sylweatar, l»Tl Umpqua Av*.. H»*l*e** Offle» Neighbor* of Woodcraft mat given aa follow* "American Exca Rosoburg " ÌV M 8 C R IP T IO M B A T » « . a a a vation In Ecvpt." Mra. C C Cru- Wednesday evening with M r*. W <Ca.b I * * 4 -a a * a .I Hlghwwy BnpUst Church. Henry O». rear .„ »t .»»ITbr, eon and M r*. Eve Duncan. 'Em 0 WU m » for a »octal evening The tim e wa* «pent playing card* and M l a ia a tk* «1 OOlOa* ataatk W Davis Pastor Sunday »chool plre at I t * Height," Mr» S L. P a rris» rate— * 0 * yea. »4411 Godard: "The Worship of Aton." working Jigsaw puaalea Mr. and » 45; forenoon *ervlce, It . aermon Mr*. Vincent Qllleeple of Eugene, M aw toe at Mra. Oodard; "Ancient Egyptian topic, "T h* Eaatar Message Spe M atloaal I n t a r l a i Cltlea," Mra John Kelly; 'Great former raaidenta of thia city, were cla| music In keeping with th* day 0ra « a a State K 4ltorta) Aaeoriatlaa gueat* Refreahment* wer* No evening service, th * congrega- i Builder*.' Mra. W illiam MacGIb- Oregea N evapaper t'eafaraara tton w ill unit* with the Methodist bon; "Hundred Gate* Thlevaa" at a lata hour. E-'scopal church in th# evening Mr*. A rthur June* "Egyptian Tem A rthur Jone* entertained Prayer Ham and e«» to Eajfet what turley meeting each Thursday eve ple." Mra Alice C M iller M ra 8 the Mrs Needlecraft club Wedneaday ning L. Oodard will bo leader at the afternoon T h * paator la giving an it to Thanlusiving O u t hamt •»« m il4 The rooms were attrac exposition of th * book of l*hlllp- next meeting In two week* and the leeaon topic will be a continuation tive with daffodil* and refresh plana. ju^ar cuicd and full Hgvoted Bote, boil inent* were served at the tea hour e a * of the atudv of ancient Egypt. Mtaa Uleta Olin wa* a gueat. The First Methodist Kpbwopal Church. o< fry dxm lot E d it« A n d <-v«d you M ra J. P. Graham entertained the club will meet In taro week* with Meredith A. Groves. Pastor. T h * school board met Monday Mr*. Elmer Neat O. L. H. dub Tuaeday afternoon Sunday school. # 45, Mrs. C K. know w « ate partKulaf about out c«wt £ n ^ h . ^ & \ £ U U " bUd‘ * “ h • » » ' bridge d e „ e r, lunch- Umphrey. superintendent Easter The ladles' aid society of the program bv classes of Sunday they'« ttnedy fred), 1*9« w e with chal- The mileage traveled bv high v Chrlatlan n r ie u a n e n u rv n w enterxatn church w „ ill . entertain school students coming from out- crystal ‘ h Z h T id t« > < -r« mothers 70 years of age and over school: forenoon service. 11. sermon w k te shell«. Color them lor the Easter topic, "Tha Message of Easter “ •>de dietrteta ia to be computed and *PGnk flowera and lighted tapers annual dinner next Wed t u r n e d in to the county dtetriet The table was centered wttn a nesdav In the church parlor*. I f Special Easter music. Evening ser boundary? * . S The expects- birthday cake with lighted candle, Basltcts or »erv< them Itccly lor brcaUast. vice, 7.50. Eastsr cantata. "Christ thoee wishing to attend will tuiufv lion that a certain portion of th* honoring Morgan and Mra. I. G Shaw, car* will ba sent Victorious," bv 30-volc* choir. Rap- Itam of babies and reception of transportation cost will be allowed Mr*. W arren McFarland on their for them member*. Young people's meetings ih . .i..Hants i birthday anniversaries Mrs. Mor- Epworth leagues Intsrmedlats, Girls' league meeting wa* held iran a1nd ,^5*. ^ c-ILarla.'’'1- wY e pr* ‘ Scout troop No. 48 mat for thatr senior and young people's at 6 50 last Thursday with Elisabeth Hem- ” n t,d '"rtth ‘» ■ ’« ‘ •rc h le f »ho»rer* regular meeting at the armory enwav in charge A nominatlong The room, were decorated with Thursday evening of last weak Prayer meeting. Thursday. 7 50. committee was appointed for of- ^ » k e ta of spring Howenr At bridge After the meeting they went to the IVnteouatal Aarsrinbiv of God fleers for next year as follow*: Mra iJ xCObSnn h*.d, hlKh home of their scoutmaster. M C. Maurine Shearer. Margaret Short s«-'ore The club w ill meet In two Hickenbottom. and refreshment* Church. Atwood Foster. Pastor school. 9 45; forenoon ser Elizabeth Hemenwav and May '»'««'«» with Mrs. C. E. Frost. were served. W orth Harvey and Sunday vice. 11, morning worship; evening Aubrey Georgetta Knowles gave a W h e e le r a n d U r , T Robert Fromm w er* gueat* service. 7 50. Tuesday. 7 50. Bible report on the mother«' tea to be " heeler and M r i J study on fundamental tru th * of held May 12. The chairmen of com- J1- Chamber* entertained Past Ma- The ladies' aid society of the divine healing Friday. 7 30. service mlttees are as follows: Decoration. i,1, ” a' T v ” . a, t Christian i v i w a n enurvn church wm will nuiu hold an an all Elizabeth Rhode; Invitation. M ary '' , h?i? m « J m e i . v <*** meeting next Friday The day with the young people In charge, bv Madden; program. Zelma Laffoon; .? cA a" * * 1 ->r .v .r v r»™7h * ll< * * i I * nt ‘»uiltlng and cover followed bv short Bible atudv hostess. Doris Anlauf. G all U n d a -“ >* second Monday of every rnonth Saturday. ed dish dinner will be served at Paator or M ra Foster 3, children's church with sand table mood, president of the Honor so-, W the first Monday. Following a noon. Illustration. ciety, gave one- and two-bar pins business meeting th * afternoon was see to Anita Halderman. Augusta Heck. •o c ,a 'v * “ • ro^,n' ;’ wcr* »«; The Roval Neighbors club will Free Methodist Church. R W Edna Grubb. Maurine Shearer, tractive with spring flow er, and meet Monday evening with M ra Howell. Paator. Sunday aohool. N .llic Tucker. Daisy Zimmerly. refreshments were served at the Town. 9 45, Mr*. Ellaaabeth Tarr, superin Helen Hansen Vera Gillam. Marlon t e l h° ur Jennl* Nlchol* was tendent; forenoon service. 11. ser Johnson. D on* Anlauf and Gene- * guest. A Social Twelve club met Thursday vieve Coblentx. A short program ... _____ . , , .. afternoon with Mrs C F Hoskins mon topic. "Knowing the Power of His Resurrection;” evening service. was then presented as folloars: ,, ^ (!a^J? ia r* a,r et, aJu ,.M ,s.s 7:50. song and praise service, fol Piano solo bv Catherine Nelson. J??'1/ ’ e“ tertalned the 8. A H Astronomer Had Muck lowed by evangelistic message bv alphabet d rill by a group of girls. / . J 4 " * " o h n 's o n “*T h e eve* the paator Prayar masting. Thurs a skit Juat Looking" by a number hame oi Mias Johnson. The eve- to Learn About S ta n day. 7:50 of girls, a reading by Georgetta " ‘“ f * a± ’ ‘>* " ' * * " ' " * and. Paving * a a Knowles, a skit. T h e Newiywed. " br d“ J b ’ . ^ m s w e re ^ f.ra c tiv e Greenwich observatory began Its Adventist Church. — At Intersec by Lorraine Coiner and Nellie wlth daffodils and refreshment. career on August 10, 1075. Charles tion of west Main and M streets I* Tucker, and two readings by Una- " ‘J « 1 a lat* hour Miss vee Whitsett. Thelma Kem was a guest. The club I I decreed I t ; determined that Brit a small white church. Seventh Dav The Junior class cleared »14.75 at *rl11 rae« ‘ ln ‘ w° » ^ k s with M l~ ish sailors should no longer rely, Adventist. Bach Saturday at » 30 an the cafeteria given last Friday dur Frances Mackin and Miss Juanita ln their navigation, on out of data hour la spent In th * atudv of the Hopper. tables of the moon and fixed sta r* Sabbath school laaaon At 11 o'clock ing the noon hour. tha paator. Eldar Paul Iverson, de- zVt the meeting of the Torch Hon John Flamsteed was appointed "aa llvars a sermon, tha proof of h l, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Kem enter or society last Wednesday M ar tronomlcal observator" under the statamenta being named bv chap garet Shelbourne and Edna Grubb tained with a dinner party Wed ter and versa from the Bible. Wed were appointed to work out the nesday evening. The table and ordnance office; his task to devise nesday evening hour. 7 50. rooms were attractive with daffo new tables; his salary about »500 a number of points the honor society a e * members had earned last semester. dils. duroncums and spirea and the year, out of which he had to pro Church of Christ. I. O. Shaw. The girls’ sextet sang three num evening was spent socially. Guests vide his own Instruments; and ho Pastor. Bunday- school. 9:48. Clem bers for the members of the Lions were M r. and M ra Raymond Grube Haorld undertook to give free Instruction Sarff. superintendent. The men of club at their luncheon Thursday at ; of Pengra. D r and Mrs FRESH EXTR A S this school are with the Commun I Axley and M r and Mrs. Schofield to two bluecoat boya the Colonial cafe. ity Men’s Bible class at the arm Jean Short. Leontine Stark, Eve Stewart. Hla first observatory, whlla Duke ory A pageant will be presented lyn Kellogg, juniors; Charles East- Mrs. A W Swanson entertained Humphrey'* tower In Greenwich bv Miss Jessie Moon’s class of In burne. Grace Hohman. freshmen, the Joker club Friday evening At park was being demolished and termediate girls. Forenoon service, and Edward Graham, sophomore, 11. sermon topic. "The Power of the : were absent from school several bridge Mrs. W. B. Johnston held the new building erected, wa* set Resurrection." Communion of the high score. The rooms were at- up In the Tower of I-ondon. From days last week Lord's supper Evening service. Mlss Thelma Kem spent th . week £ £ 30. Mias Helen Ostrander and the iH in i- Seattle Q .o o i. ano, m U , ran. and refreshments were served the northeastern turret of the Whlto end with M friends. at a late hour. Guests were Mrs tower he "ontwatched the bear.* junior children will present a sea Leonard Mitchell, senior. with- D. A Emerson. M ra W illiam Peter beginning the mighty catalogue of sons) pageant. Young people’s meet drew from school last week. son. Mrs. A. W Kime. Mrs. W arren | 3.000 stars which he modestly de ings. 6 30 a. m A sunrise prayer service will ba held at the Alfred Miss Joy Ingalls spent th . week McFarland and Mrs. C J Kem. sired should be kept unpublished W hite home on Rlackbutte route end in Portland with frienda Mrs. K. K. Mills entertained with until he had finished It. Finished? Young people will meet at church Visitors at the high school last week were: Ida Stigers. Linn Chap a dinner Friday evening for the Three thousand start? And astron at 5 a. m and service will begin M a x im u m in B u lk Panther patrol of the Cottage omers today say there are 3,000.000,- at 5:20. Prayer meeting. Wednes man and little Bernie Balke. day evening Ladles' aid will give Grove boy scouts. The table was at 000.— Kansas City Times. annual mother* dinner Wednesday- tractive with Easter decorations noon. Mothers who are 70 years old and the evening was spent working 2 lbs. anl more will be honored guests Jigsaw puzzles. Guests were Robert » » » Mills. Stewart Roberts. Edison Could Equip Army for Community Men's Bible Claaa at Lemley. Harold Boslaugh. Earl Medieval Battle Fray the armory. 9:45. This la the claas : Baldwin and Buddy Grable W ork being done on the Coast In Graz, seat of government of that bid* for the man who has no | fork through the city cleaning up Presbyterian ladies' aid society denominational affiliatio n * at the ' rubbish and cutting out brush and met Wednesday afternoon in the the Austrian province of Styrla, Bible school hour. I. G «haw. teach trees is beginning to show up. al church parlors, with Mrs C. A. there la a museum In which many er. ________ Bjorset _____ _____ though it has been in progress Beidler, Mrs. George and a youngster would delight to linger O U T S T B only two a-eeks. A crew of 10 has Mrs. Rosa Currin as hostesses. Fol on a rainy afternoon. Within the Naanrrne Church. Eleventh and been employed during the past | lowing a business meeting the af- Landeszeughnus. or arsenal, ther* Adams streets. Rev T J. O rr. Pas week. The number the week before ternoon was spent socially. The tor.—Sunday school. 9 45, Roy Al Hanger to Headquarter Her*. wh*re hla •chlldran w lll attend was five. Looking south from the rooms were decorated with spring la preserved ln perfect condition ten. len. lu superintendent. p e r in ie n a e n i Morning M orning l *er- er 1 • i" • z \ arhool Ih * Corning vear The ala west Main street bridge the river i flowers and refreshments were enough medieval armor to outfit vice, 11 Easter service: evening M a l l V C a l l t o m lUUS O il Following th * policy of the for tii>n at l^tynx rreek wlll ba som looks like a new body of water. served at the tea hour. service. 7 30. sermon topic, "W hat / completely an army of 14,000 men. set service to locate their district The men are being paid with R. ; „ —♦ — Spear*, swords, helm et* chain It Costa to Be Damned " Young \ \ -jv J I C r C ranger* in communities, where they mer headquarters people's meetings. 6 30. Mr*. Ber F. C. funds and the work probably J Mrs c - C. Cruson entertained mall, battleaxes, complete suits of / may come In closer touch with resi nice Overton, president. Prayer will be continued for several weeks. with a dfhner party Tuesday eve- Incorna Taa Recorda. Kent Invi dents of the district* they serve, City Engineer Coiner is in charge. ninE honoring her husband on his armor— In fact all of the equipment meeting. Wednesday. 7 SO. Incorna Taa Record* Hantlnel. Oregon rain*, which have bean R, n iI. r w of , h, Workers have been handicapped by birthday anniversary The table a well-appointed knight could desire Incom» Tax Record* Hentln*. painted blacker than thev really . . . . lack of tools and equipment. The was decorated in keeping w ith the are kept ready to hand. Itookkeeplng O u lflt* 8entln*l are. are preferable to earthquakes. I •«•«»«» hav* hla city had very little equipment suit- . Easter season and the evening was Rubber Stampa Th» «entlnel But, strange aa It may seem, not according to a large number of headquarter* In C ottage Grove, able for such work, but the use of aC*nt socially. Guests were Mr. and person* who hav* arrived In th l* __________________________________ some has been donated and some Mrs Jaincs G. Dungan. M r and a single suit of armor In the mu state following the recent C alifor of the men have supplied them- j ^ rs A- w - Helliwell. Eileen Pur- seum would fit a six-footer of today, nia tremblor A letter from a resi selves with tools. din and Ivan Currin. nor could an average modern man dent of Long Beach to a relative In wield with ease the eumbers<im* Horticultural Inspector Stewart Izane county said that 40,000 per- Mrs. F. L. Grannis entertained There la No Substitute for N, has been kept rather busy during ,on* left there within a few day* paper Ads. i the Tuesday Bridge club thia week weapons of that bygone age. the past several weeks destroying following the quake Oregon pointe Austrian mercenaries wore soma with a 1 o'clock luncheon. The fru it tree*, plant* and bulb* that table* and rooms were attractive of thia armor, and much of It aaw have been received at various point* are among the first visited by thoee with wild spring flowers. Mrs. C. H. service against the Turk when Graa of the countv, against which there »eeking other location* and Lane county I* being favorably consider | Klme held high score and Mrs. la a quarantine. A number of aucb ed by many W illiam Moyer low. The club will was one of Europe'* bulwark« shipments hav* arrived from cen A number from California had meet in two weeks with Mrs. H. A. against the oncoming horde of Mos tral and eastern state*. In aome Hagen for a 1 o'clock luncheon. W e dem onxtnite the value o f g iv in g leadership of this store lem Invaders.—Melville B. Oroeve- cases the shipment* have been re- settled ln the Cottage Orove terri tory even before the recent seismic nor, ln the National Geographic i turned. : disturbance. increased purchasing pow er of y o u r h a rd w a re d ollar. A dinner club met Wednesday In several Instance* those who , evening with D r and Mrs H. A. Magazine. were refused permission to take . > • n a r j i Hagen. Other members are Mr. and their stock from the Doatofflee or W fllTantS MflV DC US6u H e re are a few o f th e leaders we o ffe r fo r A p r il— --------- ' Mrs. W illiam Mover of Springfield. express office reported that they _ _ . c rr, Stamp* for Reparatioa* “I have never found a medicine a°d Mrs. H. W. Lorn board and OLD PAINTER HOUSE PAINT AT $1.85 THE OALLON that 'pepa' p a up like Kruachen D r- “ d Mrs. C. H. Kim e The rooms One of the moat valuable stamp w e r. able to buy better stock m _ Salta and better still, leaves you and table were attractive with daf- collections ln the a-orld was assem Lane county at much lower prices. ‘pepped up’. I take It two or three f°dils and the evening was spent A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF HI0H ORADE ENAMELS FOR Holder* of w arran t* which are bled by Count Philip von Ferrari, time» a week—not to reduce bat Paying bridge. not Immediately cashable, and who duke of Galliera. Of unlimited re mereb.v Ui feel good and clean. My YOUR KITCHEN PRICED AS LOW AS |2 38 A OALLON i owe taxes to the county may make Tuesday Evening Study club met source«. he roamed the world for hu-band took It to reduce, he lost arrangements whereby the w ar 16 r-ounds in 4 weeks.” Mrs. E. A. this week. The topic for discussion single specimens. In his Part* quar rants will be accepted as payment ‘ Ferris, Washington. D. C. (Decem was "Africa." Mrs. George Math- ter* hung a bug In which he placed Come in and le t us te ll you how you can get a gallon F R E E : o f taxes In accordance with a plan I ber 29, 1932). thews gave a book review on "In i devised bv the Eugene chamber of »10.000 a week Just for stamp pur To lost fat and at the same time Coldest Africa" by Carveth Wells o f Best Q u a lity paint. I commerce w arrant committee In gain in physical attractiveness and and Mrs. Omer Moore gave a re chases. Two secretaries spent all ! conjunction with countv officials, feel spirited and youthful take one view of From Man to M an” by of their time looking after hla col Fran k Lonergan of Portland, Robert F. Callahan, chairman, an h alf teaspoonful of Kruschen ln a Olive Schreiner. lection. The stamp* were kept leader ln the house for the enact nounced Tueedav glass of hot water before break ment of the saleatax, probably will Anyone wlahlng to use warrants ' Instead of the b* the «he®!«««' »t the April meeting fast every morning. The Cottage Grove Garden club alngl; , In file caaee „„ .. A Jar that lasts 4 weeks coats but will meet next Friday afternoon in usual albums. W hen the count died, of the county chamber of com for the purpose should Interview a trifle at Cottage Grove Pharmacy, the city hall and a plant exchange an exile from France, at IdtuaanDe merce, to be held here Thursday, Mra. Grace Schlaka, county treas but be sure and get Kruschen Salts will be held. Mrs. Charles Gettys ln 1017 It waa found that he had “ r Loneriran will explain thia con- urer the S A F E way to reduce wide hips will apeak on "Continual Bloom In troveralal form of taxation to be Rubber Rtampe. Tha Sentinel. prominent front and double chin the Perennial Border” and Mrs E. willed his collection, valued at mil voted on July 21 and again feel the Jov of liv in g - E. Cone on "Porch Boxes and Hang lions of dollar*, to the German pos money back if dissatisfied after the ing Basket*. tal museum at Berlin. French first Jar. _____ Q ) court* seized It aa alien property The W. C. T. U. will meet at 2:30 o’clock this afternoon 'F rid a y ) with and sold It at public auction. The Mrs. Lettie Knickerbocker at 141 sale of the 25.000 specimen* extend Third street. The lesson topic will ed over four years. The amount be "Temperance Mission” and mis realized was »937,000 which the sionary societies of the city are to French promptly applied to Ger be special guests. man reparatlone. A t a meeting of the Rainbow Girls Monday evening they accept Fam ous E arly Am arican ed an invitation from the Creswell First Director of the United Order of Eastern Star to go there Thursday evening, April 20, and State« mint was David Rlttentiouae, exemplify the degree work descendant of the first Mennonlt* preacher of America, adentlat, A number of high school student* philosopher, engineer of the com entertained with a dance Friday evening In Swanson hail. Guests mittee of safety, member of the were Mra. O. Davis, Mias Sara- Pennsylvania state assembly, draft Louise Shields and Miss Merle er of the new state constitution and Bowen. first treasurer under It. £otupr tôruvc trattari C hurch N e w s Peaches Jell W ell D elicious 25« 2 tins 29« 3 pktf. 25« lb. 25« Peas Desserts Del Monte Quulity Grape Nut Flakes Assorted Flavors Delicious Nut Flavor 3 Hkgs. Calumet 14c Dependable Everywhere Eggs C offee Airway—the choice of the nation Pound Easter Treat for all D o z e n .. 2 tins Libby's Kosedule Brand IO Hams Saturday only M orrell’s Pride Peanut Butter Eastern Mild Sugar Cured Half or Whole 19« Clean Up Makes New River of Coast F o il Cottage Grove 16® Pound W e D eliv er P hone 219 ForeignN urseryStock Is D estroyed Our Spring Opening Event Demonstration Days Says Her Husband Lost 16 Pounds In 4 Weeks In Payment of Taxes FRANK LONERGAN MAY SPEAK COUNTY C. OF C. GROVE HARDW ARE P hon e 18 EASTER ANNOUNCEMENT Radio Ray Has This to Say: Speaking of our local flood- control work; a lady told us th at she favored that work since she believed In immer sion, but aha wished to choose the time. And thia la a good time to choose some new radio tubes. Our price* are way down. a a a Our city engineer Is to be highly congratulated on the Immense Improvement along our river banka. Prevention of Goods and beautification of our town mean more home owners. E le c tric a lly yours, R A D IO B A T . —♦ — Annual Muster day will be ob served by the Spanish American war veterans and auxiliary Friday evening of next week A potluck dinner will be served at 6. The Baptist ladies' aid met F ri day ln the church parlors for an all day session. The time was spent quilting and a covered dish lunch eon was served at noon. Female Hard Leader* Among wild reindeer, it la the leader, a female, which Invariably acta as sentry and remains stand ing when all the other member* ef the herd are resting; If It signifies Its Intention to lie down, another fe male Immediately rises to Its feet. The C. J. Breier Co. is the place to buy your EA STER O U T F IT , as our every day prices on goods of quality can’t be beat at SPECIAL SALES. Trading with the C. J. Breier Co. gives you the privilege of buying at the store where E V E R Y DAY is a Bargain Day, where all prices are marked in plain figures, so a child can buy as well as you. “B U Y A T BREIER ’S W H ERE E V E R Y T H IN G IS LO W ER A N D N O T H IN G H IG H E R ” —♦ — El mart es club will meet Tuesday Evelyn Smith on Honor Boll. with Mra. H. A. Hagen for a 1:30 The name of Evelyn Smith of bridge dessert luncheon. this city, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ■ ♦— Elbert Smith appeared on the hon Ad Libitum club will meet Thurs- i or roll at Monmouth normal for the day afternoon with Mrs. Albert w inter term. Miss Sm ith’s name Wooley. was among those who made at least 12 hour* of A ’s and B’a. LaComus club will meet Tueedav afternoon with Mrs. George Jacob Study Club* to Entertain. sen. The Social Twelve club, the Del phian society, the Reeearch Study Utopia club will meet Thursday club and the Tuesday Evening afternoon with Mrs F L. Grannis. Study club w lll entertain with a tea Friday afternoon, M ay 6, from M. P. G. club w ill meet Tuesday 3 to 5, at the armory for members afternoon with Mrs. C. C. Cruson. of the Olrls’ League. Compare Price and Quality and be convinced that this store saves you money on goods of quality. 615 MAIN C. J. BR EIER CO . COTTAGE GROVE
