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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1935)
n u u p u i A t , A U taiw r TH E S K N T IN F I, COTTAGE GKOVK, OHKOnW PAGE n » o M. C. H lekenbottom » Are Hon s'* . . . - /i ored Mr and Mrs Eugene Dove C O llllR C a entertained w ith a dinner Satu r day even in g and Mr and Mrs E verett t.ynch entertained with a dinner Sunday honoring the M C 1‘entecostal Assem bly of God, At Dr. A W. K lm e 1» Honored H lekenbottom fam ily who left wood Foster. I*astor Munday H n C H K lm e and Mr* J. K. W ednesday for Burns to m ake »ehool. 9:45: forenoon service, 11 Arnold entertained with a dinner their hom e The annual picnic of t h . C ottage .T * '" 'J Y Z “ "* ‘T T at the C. H K lm e hom e Tuesday ,a a pi*** U otlncMtlAv, . 4ô. evening honoring Pi A W. Klme Mrs Stella Baker Is Honored G rove irtland ....... was Friday 7 45. Bible study from book | rove association „o-wis.mn In K ............ on hl» seventy-seventh anniversary A group o f friend s entertained held Munday at lienlnsula park of Hom ans: Maturday 7 JO, street The table centerpiece was an at- M onday even in g at H ow e's confer- K irtland M is C hristine McCor- service tractive bouquet of yellow flow ers tkinery honoring Mrs Stella Baker nilck. president, presided at the • • • and lighted yellow tapers. A birth on „ birthday anniversary The business m eeting and Rev M A First Baptist C huich. Henry W day cake w as a feature of the din tim e w as spent socially. G roves gave the blessing preceding I'»**’ . M inister Them e for U ner T h e ev en in g w as spent social- a picnic dinner Follow ing dinner wl11 **• T^'" H istory and ly The M others club w ill hold an W. H. Pow ell, form er superlnten 1 o "J. V n lu iitan i.' —♦ — all-day m eeting T uesday In the club dent of the C ottage Grove echools, rhursd av" : 30 w k ee • . Mueller W heeler. — Mi*-- June rooms. P in ner w ill be served at gave a brief talk on early Cot. ' • • • I W heeler daughter of Mr and Mrs noon. Grove history. A. F Schults, who Free M ethodist Church. Hey A T. C. W heeler o f this city, will be — owned an operated the first Cot- E. Mims, l*a»tor S u n d a y ______ ehool. . com e the bride of Hoy M Mueller Mrs. W illiam Mar-Gibbon will en- tag.- Grove flour m ill, and Mr* W • *s forenoon servh-e, 11. « m n o n o f K irtla n d at a 3 o'clock garden tertain the M P G club w ith a G Bennett were awarded prises for »“ «’J«*'*. "Victorious C onflict," eve- wedding Sunday afternoon at the 1 SO dessert luncheon Tuesday being the oldest man and wom an l’,n *! ■M’rv,c*' 7 »erm on subject, h om e o f M iss W heeler s parents. ♦ p r w l „ . i4nd lh , seven m onth old ^1??,' p r ,> ’ r , Rev Jam es A. Sm ith of the P res And No One Put a *,Q Key and Mr* M A G roves Thuradav "•«"C . . b yten an church will perform the y et0 Qn T bat! » “ aw arded the prise for being C hristian S cien ce Society 342 ring cervmonv A reception w ill be Bv R H L the person present Mr* south Second street Sunday! helv. follow ing : j- c erem ony t rpm),niber , he daWB o f , ha, coU1 E loise W heeler received a prise for school. » 48 forenoon service. 11. .A . . . . O ... . r s in v day having lived 80 years in C ottage serm on subject. Christ Jesus" I JTOVC S O C IE T Y • C h u rc h N ew s • Picnic Is Held FREE! In Portland 8 5 e i L 2 : £ “ > .J - » » < » • d s z i & mud of of the the trench trench tam ed the Methodtat ladies aid s a > __niud .»»- .. i ___ * . .. ------------------------- ‘“J * * !* \ he »““ ? of ,‘h - U ' r ciety W ednesday afternoon tn the W ith our hearts troinjf fllppity flop \* a U h . A number of guest* church parlors Follow ing a burn - And at last th e word cam e and ®ain over we went PreiM*nt ironi both O regon and nee» m eeting the afternoon was ' S 4 — * » V V' _ 1. I Ss » 4 i spent socially and refreshm ents W here the bullets w histled and «-■> ' ng on were served at the tea hour SP«‘ C om m ittees tor nest year were _And shrapnel scream ed 'round like appointed as follow s S|M>rts, It. W Juvenile D egree of Honor Holds dem ons from hell Tapp. H attie Van Scholack. Lillian P ic n ic .- Juveniles of the Degree of A N D NO O N E P I T A VETO ON C u tsforth. coffee. Annie Beagle Mr W oodson, Ice cream . TH AT' Honor held an all-dav picnic Mon Jy Frank W oodruff; publicity, M day at the old orchard. The day I rem em ber a night in thick H attie Best Mrs W F. Hart was spent with a business m eeting, m arshy wood sw im m ing and a picnic dinner. Mrs Earl B allew accom panied the ^as b ^ U ^ ’* ’ * ‘ COUNTY RELIEF OFFK I There will be no m eeting of the A m encar Isecion auxiliary Monday °n day 1 11 F ollow ing D egree of H onor m eet ing M onday the evening w as spent playing cards. The Constellation club will re sume m eetings Thursday of next week. YOUR CHILD NEEDS MILK Growing ohiliin n need the nourishing body - buildini; foods a n >1 minerals which ar> ihumlant in milk II. sure that the milk they drink is the h«-st Use P asteu rized G rad e A M ilk Get Dairy Products J. S. Powell Dairy Phone 186-E 505 Fifth _ Young Man to Take Up Electric Refrigeration and A ir C onditioning. Prefer m an now em ployed and me c h a n ic a lly Inclined with fair ed u cation and w illin g to train sp are tim e at hom e to b>- com e exp ert In Installation and se rv ice work. W rite, giv in g age, phone, present Ocr i- pation. L tin t lea E n gin eerin g in stitu te Box 581. Beverly HIJJs, C«llf. W e couldn't fight back we were at Id In reserve. Had to s U y there and take It. that • all. And thicker and th ick er the stank- ing fum es grew W hile we lay there spraw ling out flat. Choking and cursing, but holding our ground— AN D NO O N E P U T A VETO ON TH AT' I rem em ber the n igh ts w hen w ith pick and spade We scooped shallow graves for our dead No son gs could be sung there w ere snipers around— N ot even a prayer could be said. We bad to work fast, for w ith com ing o f day The gun s would start In to chat; W ithout c o ffin s or blan kets we laid them aw a y — A N D NO O NE PUT A VETO ON THAT! 1’ORGE l() BE RLIH ( ED W PA ill take over . - w W1I. , ,lv- r relief muEr tn ■*« - f 7 J , L? . \ l ^ ne county ^ P ^ n ib e r I and will reduc* , h * ’ ««if from 23 to 13 persons O E. Crowe w ill rem ain “ dir«>ctor and Martha W yatt as head of social service There has been com plaint that In n rm n gln g hts list of those to re m aln Mr Crowe did not leave enough dem ocrats on th e payroll. Mr Crowe has said that he did not know the politics except of four of those retained, tw o republicans and tw o dem ocrats. County Com inis- »loner Young, dem ocrat, has said that there is no reason for com - plaint as to the selection m ade by Crowe, that efficien cy w as the de- eld in g factor. s . a x j w forenoon eervice. 11. sertnon *ub ’ Jest. "Jesus and the Industrial Sil nation, a l<ahor day mrsMaxc. eve nlnjc service. H. union servlc« at C hristian church, prayer and bibb- study. W ednesday evening. 7 30 C hristian Church. Rev C C Coulter, Pastor. Sunday school. V 43; forenoon service. 11, Rev. Janu s Earl luvld. Men « Commun ity class m eets at armory a ith Hev {.add as leader, even in g service. M. union service at C hristian church. Hev. IsAtld In charge. C hristian Endeavor. 7; prayer m eeting. T hu rs day evening S e v .n th day Adventist Church. i vcrson. P astor Services Saturday Sabbath acheol. » 3 0 ; ' preaching service, 11 Paator Roaa| p u stin of Eugene will speak the f,rat Saturday of each m onth, pray- er m eeting. 7 30. Thursday UMI*UUA IS (.E T H \ ( i f Ring Mrs Jam es P U r t « . >» 1,-1 \tr' caller Mon. at the J. W T he Tow nsend m eeting announc- 2 7 * 8 "d ,nr next Sunday has been post- U sh e r „ w#ck whypn a pk;nl/ dln. __________________ . — , P tin ith m en l fo r C r im e . Crimes vary greatly In kind snd penalty throughout the world. Eng- and lihjioses n 2» y tu r sentence for carrying a revolver without s per- mlt, India gives 25 years for kill Ing a cow anil China Indicts the death penalty for chopping down a camphor tree.—Collier's We«.kly. ner will be held In the c ity park. to be follow ed by a sp eak in g pro- gram. The public generally has jnvlteri. _ ______________ Kem -«ore Is Repainted, The front extBr|of Kft(n.a , w Drugg now reHplendant )n trlm . m | ng„ o , b|ue and silver, applied j ,jur| ng the paat week, givin g the building a n o v e l and n ifty effect. Come in Now! I hir Factor)' to von anlc ciula thia wis'k flic i ’ll. vrol.-t you have n I'hniicc to win ill will lw on iltaplay Sntunlay KEM’S for DRUGS rhe Kextf// Store Announcement! Th.- Fall Term al the Kilgeiie lhuiue«si (sillege I« cate«! in the Min<r Building hegina Tueml«). S. pt.unbcr Third There will In Beginning and Xdvarn'ed claiauvi in Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing lliikineos Eng li»h. Bnainetw S p Hing, ete ) "it u ill make no mixtalte when you take our huai n.eot training oourae A«k about it. Eugene Business College "A ( ¡ood School A E Roberta, President Phone 66fl Miner Building Eugene Ore j,K, , tallied tabor «ad M ......................... .. Maximum hours for a month are 130 N inety per cent of the men m ust com e reUef rt>ll, M A C H IN E R Y The work will be continued next xprlng and must be com pleted b< ior<a j u,y j Lutheran* Hold Hall> Member« and friends of the Lutheran church met Sunday for a m ission rally at Mrs. Fahrenwnld s grove R ev. W E Georg, su perin old Tonoie. GAME LEAGUE IS NOW tendent of Lutheran m issions, was the speaker. H. C M cNew w as tak en to a hos- K O I ) A M ) G U N C L l B pitai in Eugene again last week. He M embers fi«*m St Paul s Luther is seriously ill w ith kidney poison- The form er South Lane Gam«1 an church. Hoseburg. and Grace I h JL P rotective association is now the . n* _ Mrs R B Dixon and daughter C ottage Grove Rod and Gun club L uU ,,ran church. Kugene. were Doris spent Thurs. in C O with that nam „ hav, b„ „ aUopted a , present. — Mrs. John Bauder. v. .... At noon the wom en served a Alla Rae H orsley of C.G visited a “ ° nd"y u , c afeteria luncheon one afternoon last week with Mary Ihrougb the efforts o f the league Trent. p h easan ts were recently re- In the afternoon a short song P h y llis Baldwin of G ow dyvllle leased In th is territory More are service w as conducted, during the was an all-day guest Thur. o f a expected and a Large nu m b'i of course of whleh Rev Georg gave cousin. Joyce Baldwin. fish are yet to be planted th is year an Inform al talk on the ch urch’s Mrs. G eorge F oster spent Frl at F ollow ing the m eeting M onday m ission established am ong the set- Blue ^Mountain with a sister. Mrs. m em bers enjoyed a light lunch at tiers on the governm ent project Bert Lancaster. the G ray Gooee, partially at the ex- near A nchorage. A laska, which he Mrs. Mary W llllan o f Culp Creek recently vlsltad a son, John W llllan Teeter» Creek Fire Controlhvl. Mrs G eneral Johnson o f C O . vis JEANS AND SCO I T I’L l Ited Frl. with Mrs. C R Trent and . . . . . .. The fire north o f <Star on T eet a cc o m p a n ied M rs T r n - to th e MILLS IN I t ) < )l ERA IIO N er» creek, which had been brought hom e o f Mrs. B yrnes at W alden. u . . _ . Mr and Mrs. R. B. Dixon. D o -ls Tw ” , m ',la ,haVF “ I»*« under control a week before, brokr out again during the past week and Dixon. Mrs. W ilbur Black and t,on1 'luring the past week ___ w___ _ Mr. and Mr». H enry Thp w H Jear , m ill on Table K«ve trouble for several day«, but Lak7- attended the Lutheran m is- creek, which cam e near being de»- I*» again under control Only a »mull alon festival Sun. at Latharn. troyed by forest fire a few days acreage was covered this time. The Conrad K eene fam ily of after it had started it» flr«t opera- Creaweli and the H oward K eene tlon, went into operation again thl» H om e fa Hold. fam ily of D elight valley \ lilted week. T he C. P. W aples residence and over Sun. at the W. A. K eene hom e The .Scott Lum ber com pany at !'<♦» on w s t Main street were sold Mra. Lyle Scott and children of !ulp Creek resum ed th is week, af- «!>•» w eek to Pi ter C. Petersen of D allas, who will take possession were guest« Tue», of Mr». J. W. ter being down a short tim e Septem ber 10. The deal w as hnndled Fisher. by Hall A Johnston The W aples c ; V a T « nt ’ « ' . V r f*arv E O U R - E ( X ) T H A W K mlth visited Mrs. Matilda Jones XSICCX'C I I H / I/L V IX .S A I-I. fam ily will m ove Into anoth er hom e MISSUS (.IHC.KEN DINNER which they own on the west side In C.G. one day last week. Mrs. Lym an A dam s and son W al- A haw k w ith a four-foot w ing "f the l’lly ' « P. B Shortridge s m X ÌX . .» i M e. spread w as killed by .............. BUI Allen of S. hom e and Mrs ull. Shortridge accom panied them to .Silk creek a few day« ago. The B ohem ia in the afternoon T hey had big bird wa« m aking a call at the intended to go around the loop Allen poultry yard. Allen «aw the from B ohem ia but ow ing to the haw k com ing and carne out to h igh altitude W allace becam e quite m eet him. lck, so they were forced to return before com pleting the drive. TO W NSEND M EETING IS Mrs Ruby D ow and grandson. Nila PbVst'e; oToariba.dir‘a"r'e‘7 ^ POSTPONED WEEK Win one ot’ thi s.- u ith « m I okuii for the Rcxnll Drug Store Oct free entry blank nt the Ri'kall Drug Store All >'titri<4i nitut In- in Ituntoii office h\ September 9 & \ e » .n y r ili v 5...-MM1 M I K 1 III.3 Federal funds to the am ount of approxim ately »2.800 are being d is tribute.) in Lane and Douglas counties m onthly through SEU A W(,rU tn the L'nip-pia forest Thia m oney com es from »32.4UO allotted , o the forest from the president’s public w orks bill T w enty men are em ployed In the SMALL PROPER LIES ARE Hohernin district and will be tinuvd there through the fall con ACTIVE I \ UOHEMIA structing roads and telephone lines. N ever In recent y e a r, have there Wa<ea bplnR ,mtd nrr for been more signs of activity In the f , t a b o r . »'-> for s. nil skilled ....... ........................ Bohsmta dtatrtct th«« tkto stMarnsr TH O R NTO N CO R N ER S Aug. 27 M r and M n Joe Pre- " " ld “ , o n ‘o «hs larger operations mazzi. Joanne P re m a iz i and Mrs. that have been m entioned in varl Mary Sm ith spent Wed. with the ous issu es of The Sentinel, one or Frank L a B lu e 'fa m ily at Hebron. ,Wf> or « f" » '"«'n »«» on »m ailer Mrs. Sm ith rem ained for a few properties, m ostly for developm ent d ay* work. Fred Thornton and three sous; There is also renewed interest In his m other. Mrs Allic _______ _____ r-s race Thornton. prospects num ber of and an aunt. Mrs. G L s ew is • o f placer * * * . on Stew art. Nev.. were dinner gu ests tne -m ailer creeks, one day last week of Fred Thorn- Roads into the district are stand- ton's aunt. Mrs. Jam es Plaster. m g up under a heavy traffic of Word has been received of the trucks and pleasure cars. birth o f a daughter last week at ____________ _ W alla W alla to Mr and Mrs Har- / » « « , . » i i? < , i •«• .*• v . *.«. Chevrolet De Luxe 4-Door Sedan NEW FALL SUITS $20 $25 $30 Eetter Fit—Better Value Eric Merrell C l . f ) l l l l , S fo r M I X and Young Men Over Ten ' U SERS! ' v giyOWHOtj'NWIY i KVHIKt (0 Our N ew lloh art portable E lectric Arc Wcl<! r for away- fn .u i . UM shop Joba a ml Boiler R epairing Itrlter W elds! q u ick er Tim e! S la ts Approved W elders COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP BOILER REPAIRING—FOUNDRY E ugene F o u n d ry & M achine Co. lUtone 1054 F Lane County Pioneer Rliop ARM ERS Free Delivery u SIS K 81 h Ave. NION Phone 3 Holly Cleanser 4 cans 19c H olly Sal Soda—H igh T e st P er p a c k a g e ...................... 10c H olly Lye— H igh T e s t 3 fo r 23c R C W Corn Flakes 3 for 20c Long B ar S-oz. Eoilet Soap All f o r .................................... 5c K itchen Q u een F lo u r H ard W h e a t.................. $1.63
