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I I v . ” >M* —7 r w i MMIXT 1HT. «K N TIN K I.. (AFTTAOK OMOVE, OMIbOO* F A O E M EVB M Un John W a n k rr and Ha.Uon.1 Holly U Ba Retd Mr» I I Kdglngtun »pant Wsdnse- A »actional C hristian Endeavor day and Thur»day In Oewsgo w ith rally w ill be held Sunday a t the M r W anker's father. F W W a n k Presbyterian church, beginning at er. 3 o'clock In the afternoon and cloa- Hev. and Mr». Jama» A. Sm ith Ing th a t evening with a candlelight laft W a d n a a d a y for K lam ath Fall» service T he evening theme w ill be to »pend a week w ith a daughter H ig hligh t» of the Recent Conven- In P h ila d e lp h ia “ Members of Rev. Sm ith. Mr». Franca» R ey tlon from Lorane and Creswell are ex nold». Mr». D. J. Scholl and mother. pected to be present M r. Week-End Specials L adies’ Silk Hose 49c, 79c and 96c L adies’ House Dresses, lge assortm ent, 98c L adies’ W hite P urses 25c to 89c L adies’ W hite Shoes 1.98 and 2.45 Nice asso rtm en t of ladies’ qq panties and dance sets to / O C M en’s Dress S h irts 59c, 98c and $1.45 M en’s W ork Shoes 1.37 1.69 and 1.98 M en’s Ties 25c and 49c and M r» Anna dow dy, are »pending Miss Dorothy Jensen of Eugene tha weak at the V ln al Randall sum spent the week end with Miss Caro- mer home on the Umpqua. lyn Grannie. M r and Mr». C. K. Um phrey, A. J McCord, fa th e r of Mr». U m Hoy Sr-outa Return from (lu tin g phrey. Mr», d le n - „ H . B F errtn . . and . Boy scout troop U , accompanied nie Frost »pent Monday along the by the,r „ ou(rnll, t r r B lza H older- coast man. returned the last of the week Mr». C A K a rte ll of Corvallis, from Pole camp on Brice creek. “ “ ~ form er Cottage Grove resident, where they had spent a week, was called to Portland last week by Scouts who made the trip were the death of her mother. M rs. M ary Bud Orable, Dan Trask. Dale Ben A Robertson nett. Charles Brown, Kenneth M r and M C. E Brow n re W h itlo ck. Billy MacGIbbon, B illy G ere an. Sidney W ynne, turned Wednesday fro m spending W o rkm Bud McCoy, W a lte r G raham : several days In Portland w ith a I.usk n E d w a rd , and Bob Nelson. sister of M r Brown, M rs. E lb ert Nathan Adkins Formerly 0. J Breier Go. Cotto«« Orove How ard Jacobsen of K lam ath M r. and Mrs. W illia m Petersen are spending the week on the F a ll, spent the week end w ith h l. parent«, .............. and M r " G ' or« e Rogue river Jarob»en E lb ert Bede attended a dinner In _____________ M r and M rs O V. Breese and l*urtland last evening given In hon- son M elvin left Tuesday for Port Dugan Clan to H ave Picnic. or o f the eightieth anniversary of land to spend several days The annual picnic o f the Dugan txruls O. Clarke, soverlgn grand In ' elan w ill be held Sunday at the »pea-tor general of the Scottish R ite M ille r place on Cedar creek rpt, . - •’» Oregon Mrs. Bede and daugh H a ll A U s u i,. sure Insurance. fh o n e M t , r 1''ll»r " nd 1-®u r“ M ay Huss ac T o o M s n y P h ilo s o p h e r« M r» Clyde W rig h t of W a lk e r ex companied him as fa r as Salem. “I whs (ungili to believe that my Lau ra May, who had visited a i t 'd » to be among those from Ia n « native land was the greatest of all county to attend a meeting of the month w ith Kites. rem ained at her countries," said III Ho. the sage of home In Salem S la ts Home Economics council, to Chinatown "I still think so. but You have until August 15 to get be held nest Monday and Tuesday tn> (im csi.irs should have bred more In on N O R G E 'S big free re frig e ra on the O S C campus flglilcrs »ml not so many p t illo s o - tor contest. Ask Radio Ray. a le plier»." Eleanor W a rre n o f W a lk e r visit ed Saturday w ith her fa th e r Sam 3 in J a H o o k u p W arren. The UiiKrli nn flammeo Is Inoked M r and Mrs. Joe Bally o f Eugene upon by omphologist» s» a perfect visited Sunday w ith M r and Mrs. eohneiilng link M e r r i i thè herons Just Arrived—Look 'em O. M. Baglry. and thè dueks. - Il r e s e m b le e thè R e d R.SM. B u t t e r a n d Io n ( m a u n over at former In thè great leneth of Its ___________________________________ Ash for flnem c , U. C re a m e rv . tf legs nli't tlo- la tle r In huvlng wehfied Kenneth Itel-assus returned Sun- f e e l and » «»»lek bill l, ( l blank forms on hand at day to San Francisco, a fte r sprnd- New Montag Circulating Heaters Cement Twin Oaks Arnssst*» Ins office. a le Ing two weeks w ith an uncle. E a rl A » t« tr picnic of form er rr»l H ill, and other relatives. M r. and M rs A. I . T ilto n of A r dent« of N o rth Carolina w ill held Munday, Au<u«t 11. at llry n n t tesia. C a l, are visiting the R. 11 M tin beck fam ily on Ixiran s route p ark . Albany H a rvey lln ld e rm an le exported lo T h ’ Tiltons plan to locate In Ore- return negl week from an ««tend gon otl «(ay in a Kugrnr hoapital Shingles Twin Oaks o f O akland. Cal Roofing Twin Oaks W A R N IN G ' D o n't use o rd in ary d ia l lllea In your A IR - C E U . bat tery radio T hey w ill ruin the bat tery Use a IX )W D R A IN dial llte. G et It at R adio H a y a. a le E. It Ite th n e ll of Sutherlin ha« ». ..p t r .l a i-.sltlo n as pharm acist Pabco Paint Twin Oaks M r. and Mra. H e n ry Culver, newlyweds, were here Monday from < «oldenriale, Wash.» while on th e ir honeymoon trip and vl«lted at the Fred Anderaon home. M r. Culver lived here while a boy. IV m . lU x -k , p l u m h l i i f I'h o n « ' I2.XI Veneer Twin Oaks M r. nnd Mrs. Thus. Roe of Gas Io n and Mrs. Ron's mother, M rs L. S te w a rt of W a lla W a lla were din ner guests M onday of Mrs. C lara an il Miss Belle Burkholder. They were on th e ir w ay home from the postmanters’ convention at Co quille. T ry our Special G ray Goose aharbet for th a t cool dessert. T he G ra y Goose home made Ice cream In better. Jnl3e L um ber Twin Oaks To put Its various holding» back <” > »•>« «>»»• »» the object o f a booklet Issued by the W orld W a r Veteran» State Aid commission In which are Hated 410 farm proper- ties taken over by the commission A ll are outside of M ultnom ah coun ty and range In price from 3125 for a B a ker county holding to 310,000 * •[_ » H a rn ey county tra c t The commission also has listings of city properties which It wishes to put back on tax rolls. In fo rm atio n on eith er kind of P™ P«rty m ay be secured from B. W ashburne, Junction Lane county representative of the commission, or fro m the com mission's Salem office. H ollis King Dtee Funeral services for Hollis K ing, who died last week In Eugene. w ‘ r * ^ ‘d " unday a “ e r " ° ° " " w,t? . R' v ? J Hal* -°? Delating In term en t was In the Shield« cemetery. M r. K ing waa born October 28, jg ^ ; in d came h e r. from there 1« y e a r, ago Surviving are the follow ing chll- dren K lr’« ’ 8 “ “ h *? bert K in g . P e rry K in g and Mrs. ^ r t r “ d,! O r* K° n Mrs. E lla Talbot, Raymond. Wash . G ard iner K ing. Cottage Grove. T here are five grandchildren, a brother and a sister. Reunion Held. A reunion of members o f the fam ily of the late Charles Jones. one of the earliest settlers a t Oak- land, was held Sunday at Shady Dell camp, two miles north of O a k land. Eleven of 12 children of the fa m ily are living and 10 were present. T h e ir ages ranged from 48 to 80 years. This was the firs t tim e the brothers and sisters had been to gether fo r eight years T he oldest person present was aged 80 and the youngest fou r months. Those attending fro m this vicini ty were M r and Mrs. John Sowles. M r. and Mrs. Dewey W a tkin s and W illia m Balm brldge of this city and M rs M ary W illla n (one of the sisters», M r. and Mrs. Bob Owens. .. ... « * ... . M r. and Mr«. Erneat W e rt and »on and M r and Mrs. Ben McCollum . Jones, IX 1 R A N K July 29. -A post nuptial shower was given F rl. afternoon at the ___________________________ k u rr. n h£ n° r M r * J*‘“ n C u rrln Bobbin«. T w e n ty -fo u r were B r a .» .,» n .7 r .s h m .n l. ; • „ „ u . - F aith and Buddy Schroeder of ¡,un<.h W(,lp ip r v ,.() Mf. nnd M(. d Canyonville are visiting at the J. Robbins w ill m ake th e ir home In Culp Creek. R ef reahm riils, tobacco», c a r d s , F Hafley home San Francisco, where M r. Robbins ----------------------- IK .ol, s<M l a i p l m - u r v t h e P a s tim e HICKTOW N SHOW TO BE Miss F ay W ooley spent the week is a medical student M r and M ra W J Ruaaell of I l It. Z e lla r o f Phoentv. A r lz . is p o i n i V « vi? » -i-i ty i? Loa Angeles are here vtaltlng w ith end In l*ortland at the home of a vlsltlng a brother A rt Zellar. T RIDA I S tE A IL K E cousin, Mrs. Edw ard Schwedler. a daughter, M ra G alen Garoutte. M r and Mrs. H . H. Cunningham and daughter E lm a Sutherland re- A western h icktow n show w ill be M rs Mallei Baker of H a l'm and turned Thurs. fro m a visit w ith featured this F rid a y evening on the M rs Florence M cClanahan of D e relatives a t Boise, Ida M r. Cun- am ateur and vaudeville program tro it. daughters of M r. nnd Mra. G. nlngham s m other from O klahom a ,u came w ith them for a few weeks the showing of the firs t W M cFarland, were r a il'd here by vigil feature at the Arcade. Songs, the fata l lllneae of an aunt. Mrs. The A. H . Addison fa m ily and hitWhter, Ilea, fun and fights w ill Helen Vilas Then have them neatly re M ra Nelson G aroutte and children “B br included in this one big west- C O A T S A N D S U IT S New fall attended u fam ily reunion picnic ern hicktow n show. B righton Deon- coat» and eulta are here at tlic paired at neur Sluslaw Thurs ard. Roy Patchen and H aro ld A l- « m a rt Hhop New shade, and new- Mr and Mrs. A. C. Skelton and |en w ill be presented as the big eat m a te ria l. Mra Alice Breedlove. Doris. M r and M rs M elvin Need- - U a r s of H lc k v lllc ." Harod Allen proprietor. ajc ham. Jim, 3x1 na and Ed M itch ell ,h u i„ spent the week end at W inchester the o'» ner of the tow n s blg gen- Mr». q , . , W hroler a n d dauj ( h „ r n„y eral store and the three spend th e ir and M rs Benny Crouch returned M rs Koch Is quite sick w ith ,,m e loading tn fro n t of the place, Monday from M cCreadle spring» pneumonia. Other» to be presented F rid a y Bear of First Nat Bonk where they bad .p e n t a week M r. Clyde Davis was a Salem bust- night are Sam and his blacksm ith W heeler and M r Crouch motored neos visitor Wed. shop. Chet W heeler as the dumb up for them Sunday night. M r. and M rs. 3x1 Hundley of cluck of the town, Sizzly Stz and I ortland visited the A. M. B ryan her ten k)dg and W in nie Mosby, M r and M ra Glen F la tters and T he A W Wooley fam ily, M> and M itchell fnmlllefi here Sun .. . . . . . x - w son B illy are spending the week and M rs Schofield Stew art, M i M. and Mrs George G owlng vis- ,he ob» ~ o chewing gossiper. F R e along the coast Joe lied at Junction C ity Sun. T hey am ateur acts w ill be given and ten and Mrs. George Matthews, Tha G ray Goose fo r Ice Cream , c ' Sm ith and son Richard, and the » » re accompanied by Mrs. Bow- * * prizes w ill be given. firs t 3"red Knlckertm cker »pent the V ln a l R and all fam ily spent the ln* ’ mother, M rs G un ter of June- Jo® Cavanaugh won the business w « *k ®nd at th e ir sum m er homes *ion, C lty who had visited here a prize of 33 in last week's am ateur week In Portland on |rm week program w ith a song. V io la Culver ' on the Umpqua C. C. and Clyde Davis are put- won the necond prize of 32 w ith a Phyllis ('le v in o f M edford Is vl» ting up « new building to be used tap Jance and B etty Jane w illia m s , Ring at the C. E Brown home. fo r a poolhall and store whigUrd and p h y ll„ clevln Mrs. Chester lllt e and M ra Addle who tap danced, each received one Fin ely ground. In eugar Backs, Bodine o f Albany are visiting at show ticket. Those appearing on ner ton. 34.00. and 2c each a l the M r a M argaret .tsfley home last week's all-southern vaudeville ’ ...e y nome lowed when eaeke are returned “ T . Har,e’r " \ d ‘ u’ “.'.r r u l M r" program were the Creswell girls' llodlnc and n sister of Mrs. H ite Calolte P o ultry Grtta. trio, Louise W ynne, K athleen Chick and pullet else. ton. 38.00 D augherty and L orraine Coiner, Allen T yle r was here fro m Co MettsMlIsl Episcopal Church Hen and turkey else, ton 38.00 P s sio r aunt.. —S . o i i C' / lta11' Jun ior Glass. Shirley Culver, the burg Monday looking for hopplek l s » l„ r HunJsv school, » ♦», forenoon . . , .. . er». H I» add re«» I» m otor route 2, Bbcilmllr Mines, Blarldtallt. Ore. service, l i . ..r m o n sub|sci sho rm « O ur Arcadia quartet. W in n ie Mosby and Eugene. a ip H u n le n «,” evening cerelce. 1. union aer- the boys' trio. Look at Your Heels— —Everyone Else Does Mra. H a m id P ur an 1« rrtu rn ln ff this week from spending tw o weeks In Portland w ith a »later. M r» Jack C allahan A «on wa« born F rid a y la«t to M r and M ra W illia m G S killing „ . for D ru g . fo r Kem'i G ra b e r-G e tty s H ardw are ST A T E A ll) COMMISSION I . I S I S I KOPEK I IES G O E I’S SHOE S H O P Agricultural Lime M r. nnd Mr». 3x»rl 3'ullm er and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Beidler and M ra George M organ »pent the rein M r * M ary S m ith of thia city, ac week end In i«nrtlnnd w ith lives Mi s Cynthia Barton o f Port-1 r “ n’ »M‘ n ,*'d bv M r. and M ra V ic to r land returned home w ith them af- o lllv er of Albany, spent the week •n d w ith M r and Mr«. George ter vliritlng here for «ovn« tim e hom o L ittle Darlene Kppermtn of P o rt- 1 M atthew « a t th e ir sum mer » „ ' i n returned home Hnturduy a fte r ° n napQUa. M ra M innie W illits plans to vlaltlng «everal week« w ith an leave M onday for K la m a th Falls •u n t, Mr«. E th el Hagen. New Egyptian felt hnta at the to visit w ith a »on Leland. vies s i P r e -b jle r ls n ch u rc h ; p rayer meet in». 7 JO. Thu rsday; M onday o ffic ia l board m sstin t. » . ' awuSt’ ïi'^ S 8e- " ’" 242 south day school. « «5; fors- ; noon servies. I I . serm.si «ubject. L o v e ." • • • P e n ls c a ls l A-sem bly of Ood. Atwood F iw te r p M i „ r Sunday school. » 46. fore n o n -ervl.-« I I . the C slvsry’ Q u arter (rom 8‘",,h' n’ C a lifo rn ia Bible echooi. Pssa X * f’ io ; “y V n V ' ^ d X youn« people’s meet Inge. Wednesday, 1 :4 8 ; Frtdsy. 7:48. Bible ■ludy; s»iur.i»y. J. ju n io r church 7 30, ity a ttd lS S U e S * * ’ Sm art Shop. N avy, braw n, b lack,. . H . 8 M endenhall o f thle c _______ wine and red. Come In and look Arne» of Long Beach, C a l.,1 them over nt the Sm art Shop M rs j ''’'*urned Wednesday fro m spend- H'shway B aptiai chu rc h. H enry Al1" ' ....... proprietor a le ''■« "-vern l d a y . fishing on the ¡ ¿ ' X X ' w ith "X ™ «h^ y * ih t° Corvallis have spent several days -ervlce. Il; Mm’» Community B ible r i u a ‘ h l. week here. « /¡L u T r a V k Roy M ueller nnd N o rm an Worth- 1 »• P resbyterian chureh; Wednesday, ladles' i ley of Portland spent the week end * w w"rk • ’ ch“reb, potluck lunch: county I at the T. C. W heeler home. ' ° C. B. bio*r* m * ," rn''''n *"•' "•"">« »' the P r c flb y te r l^ church; p rayer meeting, M r. und Mrs. Lee Ragan nnd •‘v*'rv Thurnday evening; Wedneeday eve mng there w ill be a «upper at the e h rte t- daughter E lean or left today for lan church aocially Lundpnrk to spend several days. M r anil M rs , S K It ' T * a “ v y l | o o r r l e f t ,on. " 'v e n th -d s y A dventist Church. Paul tver- 1 1 P asto r — Bsrvlcee Saturdav. Sabbath Hetty Po"n . .. Jncobaen , . , and . . . tin Hafley w ill leave F rid a y to Tuesday for Arizona a fte r spend- .chool, » 30, John atbson, «upsrlntendent; spend a week w ith Mrs. George Ing several ilnys the firs t of t h e ' preschin« «ervlce. it. Pastor Ran Dustin M a tth e w , at the M atthew s' sum- week nt the home of a niece. M r a ; L h “^ ’ hW' p r i m ' ' ^ i ' r \ ’ X Uri i « ^ m er home on the UmpquA. , L. W . Coiner. , „ T yp e w rite r Bargains. Sentinel. MILK w Delbert Sn flry of this City, ac-1 ™‘ n en w e 11; union service a t the P resbyterian eompanliHl by Mrs. Corn Olsen nnd, « r ’ “ nd M r8- Iaiw renco K e lly of ' hureb’ *■ , , , Miss Nellie Olsen of Cresw ell,, . Eugene and M r». . Robert Stacey o f I Presbyterian chu rc h. James A ikm . . . . . . - - ----’ W----------—— WSMUMM Smith, tni« city have returned from «pend Hot<»r. Suntiny iN*h<x>i, io; pastor absent, spent the week nt Newport. Ing H week nt SeaMlde. no fnr* n,'" n preaching service; evening M r and Mrs. R. L. Cone are . j eervlee. union eervlee In thin church under M r. nnd .Mrs, C. I I . Amen o f leadership o f county C h ristian Rndeav spending the week at the const. Long Bench, Cal., are visiting nt “r nff,cer"; young people*« meeting« 7. O. .M Keni and daughter Miss the I I 8. M endenhall home. M yrtle Kent returned Wednesday C ottage Grove Lu the ran Church. W Mrs. Bessie S utcliffe. M rs. H . B. from a visit Io Toledo w ith M r. nnd and Phyllis and M a t- ! 2 2 ’" ,’ '*X RM*burK , f'semr - B u n .l.y M im V ic to r Keill. M is. O. .M Kent Breedlove . . . \ * «chool. » 4ft; no m orning «ervlce evening went on from Toledo to Portland Monson spent the week end «ervlce, 7 4ft. to visit n daughter, Mrs. M cK inley nl N ew port. • • • C arr, before returning. M r. and Mrs. C. A. B a rte ll of X h " t’ ’ f n ™ Mr. mill Ml’S. A rth u r IJ n k and B e lly Romaine of Portland return ed homo Wednesday a fte r visiting w ith Dr. mill Mrs A W . Kinie, par ' n t" o f M r"- L ,n k ' M r. nnd Mrs. 8. L. M aekln spent the week In W aldport w ith M r. nnd Mr«. O m er Moore. ________________ • Use it for cooking • Use it with fruits • Use it with desserts • Drink it for health F R E SH L Y BA K ED B R EA D Serve Better Bakery B.e&d today with jam or jelly and watch the whole family pitch in. The children will enjoy it for a mid afternoon snack S P E C IA L S • French Doughnuts dozen—20c • Jelly Rolls Each—15c • Dinner Rolla (Wrapped in cellophane— easier to re-heat) package—10c • Danish Pastry package—15c B etter B akery Down by the bridge Cecil Beck. Prop Phone 89-R 100% coverage. The Sentinel. NO PERMIT REQITRED WINE IN BULK 21% FORTIFIED Domestic and Imported Case Goods — Champaigne We carry the largest slock of winee in the state outside of Portland All kinds of lunch goods Bell’s Basket Grocery and Wine Co. 34 East Tenth St. Eugene Phone 770 Open Daily Until 11 P. M. Sundays 4 to 7 P. M. 100% coverage. T he Sentinel. SAFETY SYSTEM Pennzoil L ubrication Bosley Serv. Stat. N orth Ninth St. L et Y o u r M ilk Be th e Best 100% coverage. T he Sentinel. U se P a ste u riz e d Your BATTERY G rade A Milk New Batteries, Rebuilt Bat teries, Battery Charging, Battery Repairs, fire Repairing Get Dairy Products J. S. Powell Daily Phone 186 R 605 Fifth STATION M O TO R IN N Service Station
