The Cottage Grove sentinel., May 07, 1936, Page 2, Image 2

TH VB*I»AV. MAT 7. IMS
n i K SEN TI N EL. COTTAGE »W OVE. OKEGON
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.p e n t eeveral d a y . w ith
l - h | Hunda v ^ l . h th e T o n y J .......le fan,
Ha. e Cloae
hall follow ing th e re g u la r E a s te rn ^ Q u . een
• a c j o s e ta c e . ,n w hich e . ^ . - t e r ..... *
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S ta r c h a p te r m eetin g
Mr» A W.
of th e c a n d id a ta » lead a
S c o r g e an d f a m ily o f A «h and I a t nrlM
H elllw ell 1» c h a irm a n of th e p ro ­
Jeaale G llcrlst hom e »»<
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g ra m c o m m itte e am i th e e n te r ta in ­ tim e s, F lo re n ce Spica, h ig h «ehm»!
sen io r w as n am ed queen of th e
M r a n d Mrs, M
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m ent will be given by th e c h ild ren
Mi s Spie» r e c e iv e d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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of
m vl K o tn r tt S lu r uicn v M ay f e s tiv a l
1WA vote*. Ja c q u e lin e M orion IXM.
her» R a fre a h m a n ta will he served.
B illy S m ith Wtt. a n d M axine W ilson
H u ra l G ro u p Meet»
T h e N e ig hborhood clu b of Gow-
dyville m et W ed n e sd a y a t th e hom e T o E le ct G ffl.-era
T h e C o n ste lla tio n club will m eet
of M i» L ew is Lockw ood
S even­
tee n m em ber» w ere p re se n t a n d th e th ia a fte rn o o n . T h u rsd a y , fo r a no
h o ste ss dessert a l th e M asonic hall
b u sin e ss w as conducts»! hv Mrs.
Lockw ood, .vice p re sid e n t A b o u n ­ It will he a n a n n u a l m ee tin g and
tifu l d in n e r w as served a t noon a n d o ffle rs for th e com ing y a r will he
q u iltin g Win done d u rin g th e day elected.
M rs W K- M arater* will e n te rta in m e e tin g T h u rs d a y n ig h t a t th e a r ­
fo r the n e x t m eeting
m o ry a n d re c e h —t e ig h t new m em
h rs T h S c u t law s w ere review ed
M r» E a rl llo ateaa
a n d th e re m a in d e r of tim e w as
Mr» W illiam K arl e n te rta in e d
»pent with games.
No G ift for Mother l'an Bo Moro
th e J u s ta n ie r e c lu b to a deaaert
lu n ch eo n T u esd ay , in v itin g a s a d ­
Kxpm w iv, of Her Tender lx»*«'.
MOSHT CKKKH.
d itio n a l g u e sts Mi» Lloyd G riggs,
Mnv * B e rta L a n c a s te r h a s gone
M rs F reil B llekle a n d Mi» W a lte r to D rain to w o rk fu r a n a u n t. M rs
W o o d ard
At bridge Mr« W a lte r J a n ie s Ia » n c n .te r
H u n te r held h igh score. M is H u n ­
A larg e c row d a tte n d e d llte ra rv
te r will e n te r ta in th e c lu b fo r th e a t th e W alden school house F riday
She W ill Appreciate Your Remembering H er'
n
ight.
H om e-m ade Ice c re a m anil
next m ee tin g
cake* w ere sold at th e close of the
c u r r e n t E v en t» Hha ueaed
T h e D e lp h ia n c lu b m et Monday p ro g ram
M r a n d M rs. H e rald K irk of
n ig h t In th e city lib ra ry
E ach
m em ber p re se n te d a c u rre n t topic C ulp C reek s|>eiit th e w eek end at
th e B ert M v e r. hom e.
fo r d iscussion
COTTAGE G K'iVK
M rs Doc in tc h e r h a s h a s been
q
u
ite
rick.
B v e n la * of B rid g e
Mr» C a rl K in a a n d Mr» Hex
Jo h n C ra w fo rd of C o tta g e G w
W heeler e n te rta in e d th e J o k e r clu
w ith i d ....... . b rid g e F rid a y even
Ing at th e hom e of Mr» K ing Mrs.
K a rl B rn c h e r w as a n a d d itio n al
g u est At b rid g e M r. W h ee le r a n d
M i- N elson D u rh a m w on prize»
FA C.l
IIIHIIIS
C„, Flowers— Po/te<1 Plants— Corsages
Sunnyside Greenhouses
SO&. todau
»•atroneaa«-» H o n o red
Mrs. C ecil C aldw ell w ae one of
the h o ste sse s for a tea given by Mu
P h i E p silo n
n a tio n a l
hon.H»r>
m usic so ro rity at G e rlin g e r h a ll In
E u g en e T u esd ay
T he a f fa ir h< n
o red p a tro n e ss e s of th e so m rllv
IxK-al C ou p le M arried
»»oro
a t umao to a r e Rintano
AN UNUSUAL PHOTOGRAPH of the world famous Old F alth lal
□ev<er in Yellowstone National Park With clock-hke regularity Old
P a’thf ul pouts a mighty stream of boiltmt water 120 feet into the air.
preceding this performance with a growling. rumbling. lussimi pro­
logue The capriciousness of wind and clouds sometimes forms u: ìque
p ic - i- e s In c e o ib f m tir n w i t » ’»•» r»
« '• r n r '- ^ .
s . ...
T he m a rria g e of M l - F r a m e s
H a m lo th . d a u g h te r of Mi a n d Mr
Al H a m lo th . to P a u l S ul Ivan old
eat »on of Mt a n d M r. n a n le l Suh
Itvan. b o th of t h l . c ity , h a s been
a n n o u n ce d T h e c ere m o n y w as p e c
form ed S a tu rd a y at K la m a th F a l .
» h e r e th e couple will m ak e th e r
hom e.
tilrl Scout» New Memlier»
T h e G irl S c o u ts
h eld
a
troop
The Social W h i r l d a n c e
AT
M>tr,»ns C lub
Mrs. V inal R a n d a ll and M rs S
Allison e n te rta in e d
th e P a s t
d .u ro n s club M onday a fte rn o o n a t
he R a n d a ll hom e.
D e ssert w as
lerved a n d a social session follow ­
ed Mrs. C arl L eabo. a p a st m a tro n
>f th e C resw ell E a s te r n S ta r chap-
er, a n d Mrs. A n n e tte
K irk lan d ,
lis te r of M rs. Allison, w ho now
n a k e s h e r hom e In th e city, w ere
ruests.
A re so lu tio n In m em ory
jf th e late Mrs. C la ra B u rk h o ld er.
» fo rm e r m em ber, w as read. A
-olor sch em e of yellow a n d w hite
was c a rrie d out In th e d e co ra tio n s.
M oore reported on “Asoka". by
S m ith ; M rs. D a n H a m a n t review ed
Nurmahal.” by Lamb.
"■»56F-
Swimmer’s Delight
8:30 till 12
The club
»-111 hold th e a n n u a l m ee tin g in
tw o w e ek s a t th e hom e of Mrs
W illiam M a-•Gibbon. A n o-hostess
d e sse rt will be serv ed a ; 7 o clock
a n d electio n o f o ffic e rs w ill follow
MOTOR OIL
Sunday. May 10
A nice place where you
will love to go
GARY McLEAN'S
12 PIECE ORCHESTRA
Childrens N ight E vent
F rid a y n ig h t w ill be o b se rv ed as
c h ild re n 's n ig h t a t th e
M asonic
To safeguard the
A u tom otive Industry s
n ew Super R.P.M? Motor
Car V a lu es, S tan d ard
O il C o m p a n y of C a li­
fo r n ia p r e se n ts RPM
Motor O il U nsurpassed
May Day Luncheon M otif
Mrs. G lennie F ro s t w as h o stess
T uesday fo r th e O. L. H . club. A
d e sse rt luncheon w as served and
b ridge follow ed. M rs A. W K im e
and M rs W . W M c F a rlan d held
high scores. M rs. T C. W h ee le r
and Mrs. Ja m e s P G ra h a m held
low scores. M rs W h ee le r also re­
ceived th e tra v e lin g prize.
Mrs.
K u n e w as a g u e st of th e club. M ay
b a sk e ts a s fa v o rs a n d a c en ter-
piece of sp rin g blossom s w ere a t­
tra c tiv e tab le d e co ra tio n s. M rs
G eo rg e Ja c o b se n w ill e n te rta in th e
.a m e g ro u p in tw o w eeks.
Contract Club Meets
T h e T u esd ay B ridge club m et
T uesday w ith M rs H e rb e rt Lorn-
b a rd fo r a 1 o'clock lu n ch eo n and
an a fte rn o o n of c o n tra c t. Special
g u e sts fo r th e occasion w ere M rs.
W a rre n E d w a rd s a n d Mrs. L. 8
G o d d ard
A v a rie ty of g a rd en
flow ers m ade th e room s especially
a ttr a c tiv e
Mrs. W ilb u r W o rk m a n
held h ig h score fo r th e a fte rn o o n .
T h e club will m pe t in tw o w eeks
w ith M rs H a rry M etcalf.
♦
G u e st S p e a k e r F ro m E u g en e
T h e G rad e T e a c h e rs club m et
M onday e vening a t th e D r. A. W .
K im e hom e w ith th e M isses M ar­
g u e rite M orrison. G le n d a Ro»s a n d
H e len O lson as ho stesses. A 7:30
d e s s e r t w as served and th e e vening
d e v o te d to stu d y a n d discussion. D r.
H R A llu m b au g h of E ugene w as
a g u e st sp e a k e r and a d d ressed th e
g ro u p on "A P h y s ic ia n 's I n te r p r e ­
ta tio n o f M ental H ygiene.”
M others to be Honored
T h e A m e ric an le g io n a u x iliary
m e t M onday n ig h t in re g u la r ses­
sion. M rs. B. R R eed, p re sid en t,
g ave a re p o rt on a d is tric t m eetin g
h e ld re c e n tly in R o seb u rg
M rs
G e o rg e M a tth e w s led a d iscussion
o f N a tio n a l D efen se
P la n s w y e
m ad e fo r th e n e x t m eelng w hich
w ill h o n o r all m o th r s of L eg lo n alre
a n d a u x ilia ry m e m b e rs A "P*«'»’
p ro g ra m , c o m m e m o ra tin g
m usic
w eek will he given.
India Interesting Topi.
Two books on life In India were
reviewed Tuesday night by the
Tuesday study club. Mrs Ome
e f t a v o lu i t c n « Pe» M i a u l e
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We've called it "R P M ” —because
it is the motor-oil answer to all the
new lubrication problems created by
Saturday, May 9
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Super R. P. M. (Revolutions per
M inute) in the newest cars.
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We are pleased to announce that our store, com­
pletely remodeled and enlarge* will be open for your
inspection on Saturday, May 9.
Imagine assembling in one oil the
finest characteristics found in a study
o f 146 varieties o f crude oils from
You will find, we are sure, our new store a most
pleasant place to shop Complete rearrangement makes
possible the addition of many new items, and room for
their display.
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That is what happened. And
Many Unusual Bargains
Opening Day
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clearances, quicker starting -and a
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Made by a new refining process,
it passes along to you every economy
in manufacture.
No m otor oil
at a n y p rice ca n
give yo u m ore and
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