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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1933)
M rs George M atthew s entertain M r and M is M .'i vllle Vealch en »,1 her Sunday school class W ed- tertain ed w ith a d inner S unda' needav evening T he tim e was spent ' BRkMhb»« i ^ o evening In honor of th » lr tw elfth pla\ ing games and refreshm ent» wedding anntveisarv and th» e le v were served at a late h o u r 9 ' ‘,* * ’ * K L -RKÄT R B M T U K W . >41» Cvan if tha praaant a p a rt may e n t h wedding anntvereary u l Mr F« blthb*4 l o r j F rl4s>ky O m were Betty Jacobsen, and M r». V ic to r Chamber». The teacher. M a iv Jane ShJ'Jh. not tndteata uaa o f lum bar In pro fu k lU k lM CM Raar tik .« »«4. table was a ttra c tiv e w ith a center- R a n lall. Melba Galas. E llen Bird. p ortion to p urchaaaa rising fa rm Haig hi-W alden. K lk .r , Ik n ltk piece of mixed »uipm er flowers and Elen not Teetere, prices nisan that fa rm e rs are going D orothy H atch D eligh t Valley, June 1« 'S pe yellow taper» The evening A firs» cleat p iih llrs llo e M lt r e S s ' I k l to ba in a position to m aka rapalra cia l.) Miss C llta Lucille spent socially G uest* w ere Mi and and Eileen T r unndll lags O r a te a t steaag alaas m atter th a t thay hava postponed fo r yaars d aughter of M r. and M rs J. F W a l M r * . N J N «lto n . Or. and M m . H Rasiaess Otftaa_________ M Wasta ghrth W ith w heat already reaching SO Mia» G ladys Spro ul* • “ >* B * rn,V den of Eugene, became the brtde A l l M » n and D r and M r* (. H. -R t’R lt C It lP T IO K » 1 T M d in e Wises entertained the » A M can's and other g ra m a follow ing of Reginald R H a ig h t, son of M r K im * It'e e k la a d ta s te I club w ith a picnic Wednesday eve th a t lead, prosperity teems to be and M rs C. M H a ig h t of Delight Oae re a r *1 T& irk ra e met .the -Aa.'. M l maatka gl.O O I3ae m aatk >— 4 * M em bers of the N eedlecraft club uing at C u rrln bridge. T h e tim e was ahead for the fa rm e r, and when he valley. Tuesday evening at a p retty P a rtlg a rate— SOa yea» s44li urt*aal- is In a position to buy the lum ber wedding a t the home of the bride s entertained th e ir husband* w ith a »pent sw im m ing and socially R e parents The ring ceremony was bridge party W ednesday evening ft eslinienl* were served at e, late M em ber at I he needs others w ill also be proa- perform ed by Rev hour Madelle Beldler and M arvell Ernest M Ns«loasl E d ito ria l AaaeetaOea __ . . , , .. ..... at the home of M r. and Mr». H e r Orate» tttata Editorial i - e c l i l l . ’. perm it and also able to buy W h ite s m ith B ridesm aid* ,w * r * bert W h itlo c k M rs K a rl B aldw in Hopper were guests Oreana M tv ap ap er Caafereaee T h e ra are other things to m ake D o ri* Baier o f M edford aud B a r held high score for women and M rs F ra n k M cF a rla n d enter- Although t t a r t p rtc au tio a w ill kt takes Cottage Grove feel hopeful Heal bara Jansen of Ashland Betty Jean Bill B a rte l* high score for men la avoid arrer. T S . fcaUael M a a v ^ a * m ining a c tiv ity I t In proapect W e W alden sister of the bride, was The room * were a ttra c tiv e w ith talued w ith a d in ner W ednesday ta r t lt la g Is Ila eolamsa ou U t a a S a r evening honoring M r» C n rrl flow er g irl and wan dressed In sm to be certain for the first sum m er flow er» and refreshm ent» stand mg »bai II a ll) aol ko liable (or any Pink M y Ion H a ig h t, brother of the were served at a late hour T h e ir Knight of Eugene, past grand chief error la any adiartiaem o at pu bU thtd ua- tim e In many yaars of real honest loaa prm 4 I t rood hy U t a d ta n ls a r aa4 to operations In old B > bridegroom, w a* best man Preced next m eeting w ill be a picnic In Of the P y th ia n Sieter» Guest » w e r» M r s C lara Collins and M r s Ü M ing the ceremony F rancis H o rn r t is r a r d tr ltk tuek t r t o r a r oorraetlaat ■ p la ia lj aotod la w rit tag U t r t o a ta g i t h e r n ia . . . . sang "I Love You T ru ly , being sc- tw o week«. Kem. - ♦ that ease K any e rro r to aotoS i t aot W e have Just s e c u re d a pencil slat comp<ni<Kl by ErunciM SlBckin. M l** M rs W a rre n M c F a rla n d enter w rroctod hy The R sntiaal Its lia b ility fac to ry a clay deposit at London M ackin placed M endelsohns wed The g irl ecoute went to G owdy- tained the 1-aComus club Tueaday shall a t t exceed tuoh a proportloa at U t ¿1 . t a t t l e r s a r e ar- ding m arch The for bride wore a afternoon The tim e was spent so vlUe Wednesday afternoon oa tlra coat of tu rk t d t t n U o m t a i a t U t ‘s to be developed, ta ttle rs a r e T he tim e a p a rt occupied by U t aotod error hoars r i v i n g almost every weak frs ill dress of pale green embroidered cially and refreshm ents » e re serv their regular meeting Sixteen to U t whole spare occupied ky tuek ad- various stales E v e ry th in g points to organdie and carried a shower bou ed at the tea hour T h e table was was spent In bird study bigger and better things Im m ediate quet of roses and sweetpeas F ol a ttra c tiv e w ith a centA plece of members and th e ir leader. M r». A. lowing the ceremony a reception jw eetpeaa and the rooms were a t W H elllw ell. wer» present ly for our little city - - fo r relatives and friends was held tractive w ith pink peonies. T h * CVHB OFFICIAL FAMILY ...---------------— The C h ristian Endeavor was en T h e couple left shortly a fte r the W R IT E R S . pq yvu like our b a n d * I f so. cerem ony for Camas. Wash., where club w ill hold ih e lr annual picnic tertained w ith a bonfire p arty W a out la the west hava taken „ „ the m, m bera so. A word of ap- M r H a ig h t is employed in the w ith th e ir fam ilies in two weeks rhu rvdav •v *n ln < a l th * O *o r< * S w eet hon Ik creek exception to public w ritin g s by p ro batio n may mean much in en- Bedeaux engineering departm ent at H ebron * — W illa m e tte Paper meiubers of fam ilies of those prom- <x>ur<Jrjng them to continue a musl- of the Crow n M rs C a rrie K n igh t o f Eugene, The Social Tw elve c|ub annual tnent in W ashin gton life, especially C<1 organisation th a t is bringing company Guesta at the wedding twist grand chief of the P ythian wives of presidents, cabinet o ffi- to our little city L et the band fro m here were M r and M rs C. H Sisters, paid her o fficial visit to the picnic has been poatponed H aigh t. Gwendolyn H a ig h t M r and • Wednesday evening cers. senators, etc W e have taken know th a t you wish th e ir outdoor M rs luonel H aig h t. M vlon lla tg h t. local lodge l U m l B - n e f lt Io B e G iv e n p a rtic u la r exception to w ritin g s of and („door concerts continued Let M r and M rs M A H o rn and son Follow ing the meeting Dora Mae T he hiwlnese men of Yonenlln those associated in an o ffic ia l ca- , he!U know that you know w hat F rancis and Miss Frances M ackin M aulding and M ildred W a n t sang are sponsoring a concert by the F r iim v » are quick «o f*«l that way, and lo welcome you pacity w ith thoee prom inent tn p u b -' they ar< going to put Cottage Grove Preceding the ceremony Mrs M A t w o d u e ts Refreshm ents were serv- Cottage Grove band next Thursday cd at a late hour bv Mrs. Dora evening at Yoncalla. T he "Balia- into the circle of the eaey-to-reach. H o rn entertained w ith a d inner for lie Ufe. the w ritin g s being thereby on the map. Let them know that M aulding M r * Iv a F arm e r. M r* It will mean to much to you, tool aaving your atren<th| given a sem i-official character. O ur i y(>u know wh at they are doing to the b ridal p a itv a t the John W a l Edna DaVvis and Mrs. G race Bos- deere. a ehorue of «> men s voices, w ill also be included in the pro savin« the nickel» and dimea of unnecessary errand-doin« exceptions have been, o f course. m ake Cottage G rove a b atter city den home laugh. gram The concert Is for the bene- only to discussion o f our political I (n w htef, to live. in person. B uchanan Favor. T he R ainbow G ir l* met Monday fit of the local band and the Yon ---------------------------------— ■ a ffa ir s Miss H ild a F avor, dau gh ter of evening M au n n e Shearer was elect, calla baseball team W e have wondered w hether our T he w onder Is how there Is a l M rs M ae F av o r of this city, became T m P acific T u e f h o n » and T klcceafh C ompany exception to this m ethod of earning ways such a larg e crop o f grass . the bride of John Buchanan of A l ed treasurer to take the place of D r a i n C o n tr a M e r e M u n d a y . Eleanor W h ite , resigned They w ill Buninc^ Office: 522 Maia Street Telrphoae No. S3 a few e x tra dollars has been only widows when so few of them ever j bany a t a p retty church wedding The Cottage G rove baseball team meet in tw o weeks for th e ir last our w estern way o f looking at go to seed. Sunday afternoon at the l*resbv- meeting before they a dio urn until will plav here Sunday w ith D ra in things, but now comes no lass a per terian church in Albany The ring fall and the follow ing Sunday w ith the son than our own John W . K elly of G rants l*a*e at G ran ts I'a«» Th# , “ ♦ Each of us has som ething to be ceremony was perform ed by brideg ro om » fa th e r Lucille F avo r the O regonian than whom there Is th a n k fu l fo r I f we but stop to The D elphian aocietv met Monday game scheduled fo r last Sunday I of Cottage Grove, sister of the evening M rs 8 I G odard waa w ith E lk to n was called o ff because no newspaper representative in th in k of IL bride, was bridesm aid. A b rother of program leader and th e topic for he E lk to n team h M Jlsbandtd W ashington who gets closer to the — the groom waa best m an T he bride discussion was " E a rly H ebrew H is pulse of things and w hat is going on A hoy at home is w orth two run- j wore a dress of w hite lace and the tory T his was the last meeting un- in both public and p riv a te political bridesm an! wore a dress of pink til Septem ber m ng the streets. life at the national capital, and he organdie. A reception followed the voices the same sentim ent as the ceremony The church was p rettily W h en the ju ry Is hung the m u r decorated w ith rhododendrons opinion of senators and others who d erer Isn’t. roses and peonies T he couple left are a p art of political life in W ash shortly a fte r the cerem ony for a ington. Spray for Codling Moth. tw o weeks honeymoon trip tn the T h a n k goodness th a t life in W ash S p rayin g for the firs t brood of n o rth e rn part of the in c o r p o r a t e d state and ington does not do aw a y w ith all codling m oth on apple trees should southern W ashington T hey w ill sense o f the proprieties, as a * had be done In the next few days, ac m ake th e ir home this sum m er tn cording to C. E. S tew art, countv Albany Guests a t begun to th in k it had the wedding h o rtic u ltu ra l inspector In the foot fro m C ottage Grove were M i s Mae hills the spraying can be done later F avo r. D r. and M r s C. E Frost. A H O V N D T H E « IR S E R . than in the valley he aavs. M r and Mrs. A rth u r Jonen and W e republicans m ay dislike to The solution should ba two and a m it it, we certainly d id n 't expect it, h a lf gallons of lim e and sulphur to son Gene. M rs John M aulding and Bernadine and F orrest Schneider but it certainly looks lik e the demo 200 gallons of w a te r and fou r , • • • crats had kicked prosperity around pounds of lead arsenate For pears M rs K K M ills entertained the the corner and have it on the run the lim e and sulphur should not be so strong, a gallon and a h a lf be M P. G. club Tuesday afternoon down the m ain drag. | w ith a dessert luncheon in the So t a r as Cottage G rove is con ing enough. The inspector cau tion s grow ers yard which was a ttra c tiv e w ith cerned the tu rn has come so quick w a te r lilie s Each guest received ty th a t we d id n t realise a n t i n g one as a favo r The afternoon was was going to happen u n u l It had . u lesg aulphur when it is spent socially Tuesday was guest Say a kind word fo r th» tow n day and the follow ing were guests happened. W ith Uttie advance no- that hot. you live tn. It m ay be the Whip «Uh M» hand M rs Janies Adsuns of O akland. tice nuLs begxn to announce th a t . - ■- a th a t ever heard of • Cal.. M rs R aym ond G rube of Pen- they were to resume Almost o re r- Sundav School Board E le c ta you. nigh: the re lie f council announced The Sunday school board of the gra. M rs O M M ille r of Eugene. that em ploym ent waa ao much on M ethodist church elected o ffic er* M r s George M atthew s M rs L W the upgrade that hours fo r serving M onday evening as follow s 8 o g a £ Coinar. M rs B ert T ra s k . M r s Inex £ r r s < i I f more people heard of C ot- , , K ra m e r. M r» E. T Hov. M r s W L W o rk m a n . M rs H A H agen and 1 tags Grove, mor» people < > White King Medium Miss L ola How e T he club w ill meet would live here a t** phrev. secretary-treasurer M rs H Large pkg in tw o weeks w ith M r s Frances The W A. W oodard Lum ber com- R Breedlove, superintendent ju n - pany has resumed. J. H Cham bers iJjr departm ent. M rs. O m er M oore: Xichota. bars 1 9 c 3 3 c each a I w ooder if you have heard a Son w ill be in operation shortly, superintendent p rim a ry depart G B Arnes! entertained w ith a • > that we sell G eneral E le c tric (1 the Scott m ill a t Culp Creek is to men:. Mrs. James T ed fo rd , super- and V ic to r rad ios* start next week, pav checks w ill be m tendeat cradle ro lk M r s Donnell surprise p arty T h u rsd ay evening of a on the -e’e th and tw enty- Alien superintendent home depart- last week honoring his »rife on and r i T a X f o r a and ® * Bt- M r » W F A llen supertnten- th e ir wedding anniversary T he Pep. Branflnkc* flfth of every m onth as b e f^ e . “ dent a ^ - o n a r v departm ent. M r» evening was spent socially and re ; And th a t we do ru a ra n t« it artl; seem like old tim es again. M ac k in : pianist. E v e ly n Shsin- freshm ents were served at a late rep air w ork on any m ake or Shredded T he present s p u rt in the lum ber da assistant pianist. G ladys Sie- hour Guests were M r and M rs N. E Compton. M r and M rs S. L m ark e t. w ith prices steadily becom- — ehortabar. S. L. M a c k in Wheat M ackin . M r and M r s C. E V m - mg firm e r. m ay be larg ely due to _ ---------- ■ . And sei) genuine R ad lat ron ptorey M r and M rs O m er Moore. the fac t th a t retaners over the Clans a t T9 H o ld » R e a n h M L Y our tubes. Fred H o te a A lb ert O n ffin . Rev country rea-ixe th a t prices are go- T he ^-**s of T9 o f the mg ap and it is now tim e to get G rove high school held th e ir fo u rth and M rs M A Groves M:ss E llen Thsi i b an A» i C hoice S * up a annual reunion Sunday at Cam p A rnest and G len M cK ib b en Electricaily yours. under cover, but by th e ir a n x ^ .j R < -, A w h li, - n ^ c U j, W o rth RADIO RAY they are boosting prices still high- . j j j sevem j guests were T h e Just F olks class o f the M e th er. and prices m ay be expected to p resent T he day was spent p laying odist Sunday school w ill e n te rta in reach the point sh o rtly when they games and socially. Bennie H uh- «nth a picnic this 'F r id a y ' evening a t Cam p Rest Aw hile. g-.ll he s f.r a c tv e to th .s e who have bell was general c h airm an (Sottace (firove brattar! h»r»tofor» h»»ttat»d to manutactur» and • * " *< prie*« that war« balow coat of production <‘/ ’m «o you have a telephone! 0* Judicious N E W SP A P E R advertising makes big stores out of little ones. C ottage G ro v e’s Own Cash Store Irish-Swartz Co. Phone 53 FREE C IT Y D EL IV ER Y We aim to please. Don’t forget everything we sell is guaranteed or your money w ill be refunded. We patronige local industry 100 per cent. Radio Ray Has This to Say. Washing Powder Iv o r y Soap ' NEW 1% M INUTE M AYONNAISE 4 MAKER Kellogg’s 3 pkgs. 1 P IN T WESSON OIL t 49c 25« Marshmallow Fluffs - A“orted- N BC I>r,’du<:, lb. 15c June 5 , 1933 LOW PRICE CARS VS. CHEAP CARS We do not b u ild a low -price car: the c o st to us o f b u ild in g otif OAT Fisher Blend Flour 1S PS t • Z d f ' s . u a h iih q u a lity car »1 » J " ‘’J * " , , t h u year, ha» c o st « ;« » •. e v e r , r.e. Ford V-8 car . e have b u ilt so far ■ore to aanufacture than i t s sa P voluse to sake up the d iffe r e n c e , to $610. ee I t ... io depend on In c r e a sin g L u “ c tu r .r .n o y iv es $ood . a l u . The reason for th is is s l s p l ■ u because he cannot .u a t expect to lo se » n e y on t h . f i r s t c a r s . charge a l l h is co a ts to th . pe°pl* _ he c„ nol a ffo rd to lo se But w ith the Purchaser i t i . d ^ . ff<M U e k. . p anything on a c a r . I t bu st gx C“ our’ eo sb in a tio n o f i « p rice» and.hxgn coat TONS of . pub lic on the b a sis lQ order to J u s tify and I ■aintnin our lo e p rice ee s u e . g e . v l l y h igh -coat to aake. la a ls o Thus i t coses that a car which i s r e a lly nxgn low -cost to buy. a low -priced high There is a d iffe r e n c e between a cheap car an ------ q u a lity car. t <hicb .a x e s i t p r o fita b le for a Ford p r ic es are always fix ed a . a po customer to buy. ^mriuce p r o fit to the buyer as w ell as Good and la s tin g b u sin ess oust produ P com paratively. - to the s e l l e r . And o f the two. the buyer s pro the larger one. I t pays us to s e l l the Ford v JL ^3 W h ile present stock lasts q u ality: 1. Voluae Production 2. Taking only one p r o fit F ir s t, we se t our p rice at wha^ ’ ° “ o f econoales se enjoy in v e i n .. P™ ’"““ * '* ,,™ E xtra Special <jj 49-lb Sack maMow'd 2-pound can 49c MEAT DEPARTMENT because i t pays you to buy i t . 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