The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 16, 1936, Image 1

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G IV E YOU It
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H OM E P R IN T SH O P
IM» MIG TIIINGM
FI RUT C H A N C E
VOLUME Ml.VI.
I
Four Clubs Join in P io neer p T
Presentine Program
¡‘alls
Friday Night April 17
R iv e r
Tbmdi Other i Thtnh a in l W hat
Ihiitgi Othafi thm S
fib e r t O rde
COTTAGE GRO VE. LANE (X)UNTV. OREGON. TIII'RHDAY, A P R IL I«. IHM.
< E a la M la h r d J u n a IS.
1
T H E MIMT.MTION lb!» writer
heard more often than any other
«luring the |»«Nt
ial week Is. "How does
It »w in to be a pernon of IrieureT**
T i h
m is
a
writer
w ee»««
believe«
ea e 'e e * a «’ «e «««’
he eeeaw
hue i heard
i'- iis is
that quae tlon more often than he
ha« heard any other question In
hl» entire Iirm iii.
• • *
MG F A Il this w itter has had
little opportunity to know what II
inu«t feel like to he a person of
l.l.u r e Ho far he has hardly had
opport unity to get in his usual
am ount o f golf And he has been
doing only thoae th in g , hr would
\
T hree A ct Play “ The Ghost
7
CtlllACt*, ” W ill
B« Given to
_ _
« * a iie M o n e y
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Willamette Valley Miss White Wins Ba„ a\ rS Spring
Association Sponsors Mate Normal
(onceri Be
Writing Contest
Gjven „„ _ ■
The »’u»t auction of J If Haket «
1b’
W h e r e Cam p Cookery
club, the H uichtne Hewing club,
’*•" Hebron P oultry club and the
**u«y linker'« C ooking club «re go
,nN *° hive a program Friday night,
April 17. at the Hebron Farmers*
union hall The purpose Is to raise
'“ oncy fur arh otatsh lp .
h a v e t r ie d t o d o In a d d it io n to h l .
T h . m a in f e a t u r e will be a t h r . e -
• c l play.
play, ’’T I he G
Gho«t
editorial d u tle .
h o.t t Chaser.**
h a .e r
Charlie Clark play« (he Iruding
,«.
,
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ro le . J h u l o f (h e d e te c t Ivr. Harnuel
W HAT <1< h - m Hint prove"*
H iggrnlxiltom . H e 1« the **ghoet
I ’ l t U H A l I L Y .N O T H I N G
e x chaaer*' and he doe« a good Job of
crpt that « retired peraon doesn’t ” W ith lleverly W rlfh t. who 1« a
get a« m uch work done a . o n e who friend of the ow ner of the estate.
In III 1 hi 1. i í : .
* 1 ! ’ i l.ii-, •, ‘ ,| *’
.: I< I
’
house-
Miss Vivian W hite, a hl«h school
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s s r r u X S U T S K
8 i x *h " x ™
E v“ >
«hop located at 2# N o .
Prize# of $100, $50,
Rlvsr
Cotta««
__ j tin
«r.„
ij j u i .
m
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. Grove,
c o ^ rtpow
t X r i $ «on
2 ° ;uld
T
en A
d d it io a a l
v " u n
«as
s is ’
m
illlli
“ » t h . i result
of » the
failure
«f the
underpinning of the «trurtute Th«-
building, o f two «lories about 20
by .’ t fe e l in size. toppled lulu th.-
river a( U p, in Tu<-»dny. No one
» « « In the .tiu c t u ie si th. lim e,
although Mr l i n k e r had been work
m g In It a abort lim e before, re-
m oving m ost of the m aterial that
he had In storage there, when he
noticed that It was in danger.
P ractically nothing of value w as
•• ”
for Scholarship!!
.„ H id in g
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, ,
ly for
,
Mr»
«niltF h
„ hB(,
w hen
UM.<,
th e
NUM BER M
. ra s h
r(
sh ip in one of the five »tate inatitu-
tlona of higher learning. Theae
choiarahip« are awarded by the
high school con tact a com m ittee of
the «tate board of higher educa-
l *on
'’"'stan d in g high school
• ,n lo r *
the state. Ml»« W hile'«
•ch olarsh lp
Is
In the
Southern
Gregon N orm al.
She Is the daugh-
l t r ut Mr. a °d Mr" A lfred W hite
,jt thl* c ity*
Prize» of Two Dollar» Each
A., Interesting letter w riting con-
le»t In which 1100 In cash p rize,
are to be awarded, ha« )u»l been
announced by the G reater W iliam-
ette Valley aseorlatinn whose head-
quarter» are at Albany
For the
best letter on
Why We Should
K eep T elling the
World
About
for Pre-School
Oregon and the
F ertile W iliam - „ Plan»
„ , . Mud«-
„
„
V a lle y ’ " »9(1 In
cash
w ill
he
Cl
B ** H H < * ,n
, «warded
to Be Given at Arcade
Theater Sunday Afternoon.
The path for all m ualc lovers to
follow Sunday w ill lead to
the
Arcade theater, w here at 3 p, m.
<be Balladeers,
C ottage
G rove’«
m ale chorus ''deluxe" will present
their sixth sem i-annuaJ concert.
The personnel is as follow s
F irst tenor — W arren Edw ards,
Jam es Powell, John Bauder, Scho-
field Stew art
secon d
ten o r.,
F ran>t Babcock, John Butler, E arl
B allew , Phillip Gia*«, D on nell AJ
ba“ - »■ A H agen, N J.
N elson. Jr.. R ichard B t ih e ll. Ed
Heeond prize w ill be »20
fo r a f>re-»chot,l clinic, to
t h ir d p riz e 110 and there wilt be b<* h , ld t a r , y ,n May- wer< mad,‘
»forage purpose»
„ a
a ’ ’ „
. «
. . .
10 additional award« of »2 each M,,n<l«y afternoon at a m eeting o f
H ake, ha« operated a h l« ,,.
eo n .-
I 7 " w i„ e n
. „ d w i ll , h " h e a ” h Kr o u P a t th e
.h o p .« ,h l. location for 23
M .v „
’
Mr* K « M ill. Children entering
■
a ttd
h a s
I« « » » .*.
s . . . i « m » x (
« .(
« « » ^ 7 * M
e e a a y
^
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and
ha"
been
•’“O g e d at
,
he
school
In the fall will be exam ined. W eber, Victor P helps, R aym on d
The ultlm atr purpose
of
,ha! lrade ,n
c llY fot 32 Y®*'
and
Mr”
D
e
,
l
a
Fitzgerald,
county
Carl.
Worth
H arvey; second baM,
present publicity cam paign
.u gain hcalth executive, gave a report on Jam es H em enw ay, Lee B aldw in, R
letter w riting contest ,»
is to
e d ito r do- n t h a v e tim e to ,- r t <»<1d« m a id .
H ig g le
p ro v id e ., th e co m e
I.
til lllllil l ) l s f r h * f
new member«
for the association Phy Blcal exain in ation , being con- A. Trask, C. E V m phrey, L.
W.
and ende done and ha> to retire *fy. E e t e lie C o lf a x , the heroine, who
w h o ... subscriptions of »1 »9 »10 d u c,ed at Preaen‘
’he third, fifth Coiner.
f o r a y e a r o r •«> to catch up with ***» » • th e e n title o n w h ic h th . p la y M v * C t I I c T C S u i l l I ü V
and more will m ake It possible to and ei* hth graiie*. Mrs F itzgerald
The organization Is under
th e
h l» w o r k
take« place, 1« played by E ffie
J
more effectively carry on the ad-
be,n* a,,als,ed b> m em bers o f direction o f E dna L eslie P earson
• • •
Klchnrd«on. O pposite her Is Bever-
vertlslng work, according to C. H. the health group and Dr. Shade, H elen Rice Is the
accom p anist.
IICT T H E R E IH at least ’Y W r ig h t 's b r o t h e r . J im m ie , play-
C ottage G r o v e A e r ie No m i . 1 Murphy president of the o r g a n lz i/ who la a s u e ,t physician In Eugene A ssisting artists on the program
tem porarily, a certain relief in not rd ^Y N athan Edwards.
W ilson, q . j .; will be host to a district con- tlon.
from M inneapolis. Mrs. C. J Kern th is year w ill be F rederick D allas,
having to have everything done by
,l**w butler. Is Ivan Patten v o litio n of the E a g le s
to be held
" T h is Is everybody's Job ' stated Kave a r’-Port ot the O regon State v iolinist, Robert Mack, tenor soho-
Thursday noon, and In not having Hllm M eO w, the ’’shadow'* is Lucy In C o t t a g e Gruva Sunday, A p ill 26 Mr Murphy, and everyone who H ealth association conference held ist and Dorothy
D avis, accora-
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In P,,rHunr< hist u-oi.lr Ton w-nj —
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to estim ar i» how m any extra hours Edwarda
A full days program is scheduled, dejjend« upon buying power of the In Portland last week. Tea w as panist. o f E ugene
to put In so as to he sure every-
Beside« the play It Is planned to
served at the close of the m eeting.
The program to be presented
t h in g w i ll be d o n e T h u ,» d « y n .s m h - v - v e > « l m u .lc« l n u m b ... and
of ,h * a' r,’ 'a of W '"*“ *“ «
*a » 7 ,
‘
Is a well balanced one. inclu ding
. . .
I. i i t ,. and
. 1 L’
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. to attend.
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. ta
.-.. nt*
iclni» rr/.r«.
^t.. m * and . I
num bers to please all tastes.
burg
Eugene nre
We
ar® t-«.g**
receiving
from **
eastern
A W O N h K IlH 'l.
(Recovery <“ ke. popcorn and candy will hi-
For tbe past several d ays publi­
and it ia expected that m ore than ndd-weatern «tatea, a large percent-
A
wa« m ade (h i- week by thia writer »«W follow ing the
program
c ity m anager. P ostm aster N elson
age
of
the
people
Intereatrd
In
com-
100
delegate*»
will
he
present.
while «pending the week rn d In « » lu ll a d m is s io n I» tiring charged.
has placed on display at Um phrey
A class Inltstlon Is scheduled for
,o Or**«<,n and tb* W illam ette
Portland and vicinity
and M ackin's a photograph o f the
valley Indicate that they have con­
the
afternoon,
and
an
en
tertain­
H E IM acqualntrd w ith prob­
m em bers o f the Balladeers. The
siderable m oney to in v e it here.
m ent ptogram for the evening.
ably aa m any pernon« in Portland
Sentinel w i s h e s
to advise all
The continued floods, sto r m , and
aa In <V>ttagr Grove. |M»««|hly more,
its readers th at tbe local m usical
other dlw t.ters prevailing In the
s
t
r
ic
t
E
n
fo
rc
e
m
e
n
t
of
for there are more |*ereone there
organization Is one of w hich tbe
eastern half of the country are
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S a fe ty P ro g ra m Sought
with whom to be acquainted
city m ay be proud, and those whe
m aking people In those states more
A step in tim e naves nine,*
fall to hear them in concert Sun­
and more Interested In the P acific F ull Teams E xpected from
member« of the local Cham ber of
THAT COTTAGE G R O V E
day w ill be m issin g a real treat.
coast.
_
. . . . . .
colony In Portland «een)a to he
com m erce aparently believe. Act-
The Program follow s:
_____________ Eugene,
University High
Queen
to
Be
Crowned,
equal In numhera to the population
“ Song o f the R oad ” (P roth eroel.
pZ\-;n,’\* 'e ,\X V G ‘ X e ,,n,’hey ^ V ^ . e S e X x i WeeV’“ " * " '' M° Dr(* ' Corvallu. Albany.
..f t h . city that furm rriy wa» th .ir Pageants, Folk Dances and
chorus.
happen, that body juissed a resolu
.
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home. F am ilies of m any
former
A Serenade (D e Loss Sm ith).
residents have In n earned «Ince re- MiUlV O ther A ttractions
tlon at their m eeting Tuesday call-
The oca cbam b,‘r ot com m erce
M essrs.
Edwards.
Butler
and
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Ing for more strict enforcem ent of * lil J?*' bo*,a ,o lh e m em bers of
Corvallla. Albany and
moval to the atate’a m etropolis In
.
Monroe chorus.
the no-caileo safety ptogram re- iT'1' Reedsport organisation next have been added to the list of
m
a
fact, the increase eeetne to have
"Pllgrttn
S on g i T schaikow aks I.
day, p , n’ly adopted by the city. Briefly, Tuf ^ a y eysnlag. The visitors w ill schools w h ich w ill com pete in the chorus
been a« great aa It w ould have
May festival and field
been had they rem ained here. The sponsored by the G irls' league of (b’» m eans the strict enforcem ent EU\ ° n ’ „ r own Pro* ram and tb e relay m eet a t K elly field Salur-
Violin «olos
Melody (D aw es)
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h eis w ill sit day,
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tlon .. V
Portland area 1. a productive one ’he C ollage Grove high school, un-
'ra ffle regulations.
V iolators
iolators o of f f °* *«* .G rov* m
April 1«. Roseburg has de- "Phantasice" (Old Oaken B u ck el)
M EM BER S of Ihe C ottage «1er the direction o f Miss Marian ” >*' double parking ordinance, bl- h“®*1 and ,earn bo* the live-w ire elded not to send a team th is year arranged
bv
Harris,
F rederick
G love colony give a royal welcom e N otvedt, Is scheduled for th is city cyclists, roller sk aters and motor- orira,**,a ,,o n ° f
*be neighboring as th ey w ill journey to Medford D allas
to residents of the old hom e city. F riday, May K
l.t s falling to stop at stop streets r *'
carrying
on Its work fOr a m eet there. Coach Marlon
Q uartet:
"Roll A long Prairie
and that led to the w onderful dla-
A rtlvllles will «(art at 11 a m cam e In for censure.
i . , . . tu ~7"
Hall o f Springfield has w ithdraw n Moon," "You Are My Lucky Star."
cowry made by un» writai
ewsrnlag o( U m May
,r'
1 '
*’” •
his entries as his .q u ad is not --w hen Song I - a •
Messrs.
• • •
(|ueen A num ber o f g ills will be
G irls Attend Exhibit
Mrs Laura N elson, step-m other ready for com petition at th is tim e. Stew art B utler Carl and Trask.
A U . FORM ER KBftlDKNTH nom inated for this honor ut the
E velyn Abeene, Lucy Edw ards ° f N 1 N e,"°n Jr and niother of
The lists of entries for each of ‘ The Oregon Trail, Mr. B utler
■rem to he eating regularly and high school later th is week. O ther Eunice E dw ard , and Bernice Pat- Heter E. N elson, both o f th is city, the schools Is not com plete but antj chorus
they Insist th st present residents, forenoon « d iv id e » w ill Include folk ten. member» of the Sunshine Sew- d,ed Thursday, April 9 at her hom e full ¿earns are expected from Eu-
"Little D avid (Old N egro Song)
when visiting In the city, could do dnncea by stu d en ts of the w est Ing club o f Hebron, w ith
their ln 3 Pr,n* flr’d
Funeral services gene. U n iversity high,
Monroe, arrangm ent by DeLoss
Sm ith
them no greater favor than that of side school, num bers by the glee club leader, Mrs Fren P atten at- wer'" br’d Saturday afternoon at
Corvallis and Albany. chorus.
joining the circle around the fam club and liy the band
tended a clothing exhibit In Eu s PrlnFfield w ltb Bev. H enry W. The C ottage Grove entries In
- a Home on the R a n g e' (Cow-
lly hoard An Invitation like that
At noon free coffee will be serv- gene Saturday m orning M iss H elen
Pa -'*,or ° t the local B aptist each o f the even ts are:
boV so n g l.
Intrigues a country editor who 1s ed. after wlilrh each of the grade Cowgill, assistan t state club lead churcb- officiatin g. Interm ent w as Sprint Medley— Lenthal Carpen-
T enor solos "Star of My
L ife '
on t h . retired list
sc h o o l, will present a pageant A er d l.p layed cloth in g .« n t her from ,n .J 4“ 8""'® cem «*t<'ry a * E ugene.
ter. Allan Ferrln. D ale Chapm an. (Leo Sllesui violin obligato; "The
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,ra< ‘‘ ""*'’ and « trla »»«eball gam e W ashington, D C. and later ex-
“ r’ 1 N £L’° n
^?rn April 26
VlrffU c-’"tK‘«»«‘’-g. Sleigh" (K x u n ti), Robert M ack;
T H E IilHCGVERY th is writ will follow later.
Ihlblted elolh ln g m ade by m em bers I * “*'
D' n "?ark
«” >• « " > e to
Quarter Mile - H arold M inney, -G lorla
|n
E xcels.«
(T w elfth
er m a d . I. that a resident from
A special Invitation Is extended o f O r e g o n eluhs Am ong th e e lo t h - A m e r ,c a “ » »»” • a K<* of
years. E llis D ecker. E lm er M ason, Jack M ass) iM azart) chorus
h e r . v l.ltln g In Portland. If he to p aren t, of school children and ln|{ com pared
with
that
from She
'” * rrifd MaV 23 1892 «° Caton.
' 1M alarl ®noru*
played h l. cards ligh t, could man- particularly to those out o f town, W ashington. D C. w ere dresses N.*“l9on J ' N e l»on at Rodnay, Ia.
Two M ile—Ted Scott. D ale Chap-
age to live a week at a tim e w ith- to attend the day of fun and sport, m ade by Lucy and E unice Ed- W lth her fam ily she resided in m an, John G uggisberg, W ayne
Cottage Grove about 13 years un- M ackin.
out paying for a bed or a meal. N early one-third of the enrollm ent n|ce EM wards o f Hebron
til m oving to Springfield tw o years
H alf M ile Harold M inney, E llis
m erely by accepting Invitations of the high school con sists of out-
*
ago. She w as a m em ber o f th e D ecker, E lm er Mason. Jack Caton.
from form er residents.
of-clty stu dents and It Is hoped Mr». John Sprat IMr,
• • •
that a large num ber of parents of
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Lutheran church. -------------w
Surviving _ are
the
D istan ce Medley — Lenthal Car-
ALL F G R M E R
residents these stu dents w ill be able to at-
S*'i" Jobn ,Pray' mra’ ber of WII- widow er, tw o sons.
P eter
and penter. V irgil G ugglsburg, Ted
now located In the big city seem to tend, as well as all others Intel „J"',” ’’/ " /(» " " d L i
'¿TL' H on’®T; Cottage Grove; tw o daugh- Scott or Johnny G ugglsburg. and
W ith 12 w orthy candid ates re­
of this city, died early th is fore- irrs. Mrs. Dora N eel, Springfield. W ayne M ackin.
porting for practice
Sunday
at
be doing well, but th is w riter and aated.
noon
(T
hursday!
at
Roseburg
Mrs.
Anna
W
ilkins.
F
lorida;
three
Javelin
T
h
r
o
w
-T
o
m
H
all.
N
iles
K
elly
field, and m ore to com e.
his fam ily were able to visit hut
O
ther
surviving
children
Include
step-children,
N
J.
N
elson,
Jr.,
McKIbben
and
H
erschel
Tracv.
Coach
Carl
K
ing
feels
more
opti-
a few of them .
Scvrral Hundred School
( b a n e s and Ebb Spray. The re- C ottage Grove; Mrs Carrie Cook
The first event on S a tu rd a y s m lstic than ever over the possibt-
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is it ...............
H e re .
her<>
A lber,a- Can-; Mrs C hristine John- program w ill start at tw o o'clock “ »»«« of »he local entry in the Cas-
B E R T R I C H M O N D wa»
a m usical festlval, sponsored by
hi I s on May I. Is ex- , “ rla
S’ ™ «»« w l” be announced «on, Iowa; a brother, sister and and the m eet will be run o ff in an ca<fe baseball leagu e th is season.
found guiding affairs of the Stand- the city schools
four grandchildren
»—
t The
s * k boys
-,,.- w ho reported »—
for »•_.
the
hour and »>»».—
fifteen _■—
m inutes.
ard Oil com pany, and his w ife pro- peeled to attract nearly 900 atu- ■“ 'er.
initial practice w ere K nickerbock­
vldes dandy beds and ta sty m eals d en is of m usic Io th is city, where
School Girt D elegates to
er, Arne, .Cooper, Shortridge, Cox,
for visitors. The
E
II. Luces they will join In a grand festival
W itcher, D avis.
D ecker,
Tracy,
Attend S tate Conference.
dropped In on Ihe R ichm onds for „f »ong h . be held at the armory,
A group o f »lx girls, d elegates Carter, G ilkerson and Towne The
an even in g Luce Is d oin g for Shell
The festival Is not a contest, but
from the G irls' league o f the Cot- first session w as concerned prin-
what llert Is doing for Standard nevertheless a lot o f friendly rival
tage Grove high school, to be se- clp ally w ith lim bering up m uscles
and. with the aid of the retired ry w ill no doubt develop, and It Is
lected later, w ill attend the state that for several m onths have been
(not retiring) editor, were able to expected that a host of friends of
conference o f deans and girls to “in storage." T w o practices a w eek
lay out plan« for the com in g year ttv’ various I-ane county schools
be held at L infield college, Me- are scheduled for the future, one
for the tw o big com panies.
will be present.
M innvllle. Saturday, April IN. M iss °n Tuesday and th e other Thur«-
• • •
More detailed announcem ent will
M arian N otvedt, supervisor of the day.
O R R IN W. H A Y ES seem s lo |M, m ade next week
FORGET IT.
be a perm anent fixture In Ihe city
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local girls league, will accom pany
The season for the locals w ill
schools and he and the good w ife
them.
open May 3 on th e hom e grounds
Xtilhor I'liknowiij
have not lost any w eight worrying
—
—
with the K. C. team of E ugene as
uhnut anything. They have added
It vnii geo a tail fellow iilioitd of n ppowtl.
no "positions h a v e d e fin ite -
tw o boys to the fam ily just to help
A leader of men inareldiig f(>arless and proud,
the schools along.
Six Teams Entered
in District Relay
Meet at Kellv Field
May Festival and
Field Day Scheduled
Baseball Season
to Open May 3
‘P opular ‘B oans
JIM M IE DUNTON, who pre
ceded Mr. H ayes ns school super­
intendent here, w eighs about two
(rounds more than he did while
here and pneks a teriltile wallop In
hln right hand when p u ttin g aw ay
food nt a Scottish R ite banquet,
H e has had an accou n tin g bust-
ness there for ninny years.
• • •
RA LPH HPEAROW, form er
Presbyterian pastor here, Is eon-
duetlng a big promotion business
and wns In Louisiana on business,
• • •
AMONG T H E B E S T enter-
Miner« of the bunch are Mr. and
Mrs. J. A. W isem an, w ho have a
eJilcken ranch out from Heaver-
ton. J. A. hasn't been nhle to play
m uch golf since he quit the hard
(Concluded on page fl.)
Miss Burk holder
Heads Cemetery
Cleanup
Xml you know of a tale whose mere telling aloud
Would cause Ids proud head in anguish bowed.
It's a pretty good plan to forget it.
1
11 •« Indeed fillin g that Ihe Cot-
la g e Grove C em etery association
hnn appointed MI hh Belle
Hurk
holder to carry on
the annual
clean-up of the cem etery for which
her m other, Mrs. Clara Hurkhold-
«r. labored for so m any years. M iss
Burkholder has assisted her moth-
cr In this work and there Is no
doubt hut that Ihe form er high
standard will be m aintained. M iss
Burkholder ann oun ces that, w ith
the help of the lot ow ners, she will
eom m onee In May
p u ttin g
the
cem etery In good shnpe In nient-
<>ry of her m other. It Is certain
she will receive the cooperation of
nil lot owners.
Baseball Dance to Provide thwiX“
Funds for Team
‘yre^"t
All baseball fans w ill be given
a chance to aid In fin a n c in g th e
prellm lnary expenses o f th e Cot-
Il you know of a skeleton hidden away
tage Grove entry In the Cascade
In a closet, and guarded and kept from the day.
league In a painless w ay by pur-
In the dark, and whose showing, whose sudden display,
, ch asin g a tick et for the baseball
\\ oiilil cause grief and sorrow and lifelong dismay.
benefit dance scheduled for the
I t ’s a jiretty goml plan to forget it.
arm ory April 29.
T ick ets w ill be sold at a nom inal
price, but It is hoped th at the re-
If you know of a thing that will darken the joy
sponse w ill be great etiough to
Of a man or a woman, a girl or a l»oy,
m ake It un necessary for any per-
That " ill wipe out a smile, or the least way annoy
sonal solicitation of funds to m eet
\ fellow, or cause any gladness to cloy,
the expenses of the team before
Il's a pretty good plan to forget it.
the openin g o f the season, w hen
It is expected that g ate receipts
(T he Sentinel wilt be plensed to consider contributions o f well known
will care for running expenses.
If you don’t trip the lig h t fan-
popular short poem s for publication In th is apace.)
tastlc, the baseball boys hope you
7 ® w ill aid them by pu rchasing a tick
et anyw ay.
would be expected to carry the
load behind the bat. w ith the hurl-
log du ties fa llin g on Towne, Hub-
bell and B agley. Johnnie Dunn. In-
fielder, now ot college. Is expected
to jo in the locals later In the sea-
son.
C ascade league entries include
O akridge, Springfield, H ills Creek,
Benton-Lane,
E ugene K. C. and
C ottage Grove,
■»»■■
CI u I m K c « se Certificate«,
The H ebron and Latham Sew"
Ing club, led by L ucy Edw ards, and
the N ew Deal P oultry club, led by
E un ice Edwards,
have received
c e r ttfh a te s o f ach ievem en t for the
past year. These certifica tes show
th at club m em bers have finished
100 per cen t their work and th at
an exhibit w as made.