The relay te a m s w ere div id ed In
tw o division«. Under 100 pound«
e n d over 100 pound« Cot tax « G rove
won b o th relay* T eam « Included,
u n d e r 100 pound«« M cD aniel«, 1«.
B la c k m o ir. S pire. It B lack m o re;
R avm ond. B aldw in. L ittle D aven
port C o tta g e G love
received
a
c u p for th e boyr«‘ tra c k te a m for
hav in g th e
h ig h e s t
n u m b e r of
point«- T hey received a to ta l of M
p o in t « to W e u d ltn g '» close »eeond
w ith t ? 4 point«
The gill« pai tlc tp a le d
in
the
tr a c k m eet aliwv T h ey w e ie d ivided
in to the Maine class«;» a« th e boy»
T hose w ho placed w ere; U nder HO
pound» 110 113 d a sh . A deline Haf
ley. second. baseb all th ro w . F r a n
cea Iteflln . th ir d ;
D orla S m ith ,
fo u rth H iond tu m p A deline Snf
lev th ird . B aaeball th ro w .
I tori«
S m ith, fo u rth 113 a n d o v e r Daah
S ai a lane M oore fo u rth
llaaeb all
th to u Mu la m F e rrin . f ir s t. lx>ret
ta H enderaon. »econd B road lum p.
M a rth a I* bleu first. .Mu lain F e rrin .
th ird
Ba.iRetludl th ro w .
.Mu tain
F e rrin . -second
S a ra Jane M oore,
fo u rth T he re la v
te a m
of
100
pound» a n d o ver corupoeed of S a ra
lane M«»oi. A udrey T u rn e r. Ad«*-
Itne Safley a n d V irg in ia Allen won
th ird place a n d th e relay te a m un
der 100 pound« o f Mae F t t a Moon,
M yiel G lasgow N ina Q uim bv and
Loin Mae S to n e b u rg won second
"l/unnteti H ouse' in Kent Leased by Lindberghs
•
kND MRS. VllARLfcS A. UNDBEKGII hava lea»
V>
In Fng'xn-».
and «u enHltlnii« country folk of th e resto n believe hl« ghost haunt» the p i# .« ami w o rk , ul a
gbue’ > pre»« every m oonlit nlglu.
The house has 1« room« and «here a re four ancien t c o tta g es on the
prem ises.
N earby N ew s
LO N D O N .
M ay 2 8 —0 K E d w ard « of P o r t
land. ow ner of th e fire clay m ine,
p u t a crew of m en to w ork S a tu r
d a y e x te n d in g th e road to th e top
of H o b a rt b u tte , w h e re th e m ine 1«
located The clay will be hauled
dow n by tru c k in ete ad of using a
c h u te as form erly.
T h e C ecil G e er fam ily left W ed
nesday to spend th e su m m er n ear
P rineville.
T he Je sse H o o k er fam ily of Lo
ra n e v isite d S u n d ay a t th e Geo
S u th e rla n d hom e.
A r th u r W etzier of B uckeye. A m .
is v isitin g a siste r. M rs G D F it
te r
■or class pluv, G irl Shy. p re s e n t
ed M av 22 a t th e h igh school gym
u n d e r th e d ire c tio n o f M iss L o re t
ta M ason G ro ss re c e ip ts fro m the
play w ere a b o u t $92.
• • •
S h o rt »kit« fro m th e senior piav
w ere given in an aaaem blv F rid a y
to a d v e rtis e th e play to be p re se n t
ed th a t ev en in g
• • •
S enior girl* w ere h o n o re d w ith a
tea given by Miss M a rian N otvedt
S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n from 3 to 5
o'clock. T h e p ro g ra m c o n sisted of
th e follow ing n u m b ers: P la n o solo
M a rv jan e S m ith violin duet. Mrs.
H. B F e rrin a n d K a th le e n D a u g h
e rty . a cc o m p a n ied by M arie H all
a t th e p ian o ;
vocal solo. Miss
M vrtle Kem . a cc o m p a n ied bv Mrs.
C aldw ell. G irl« w ho serv ed w ere
M ary jan e S m ith . P h y llis M onson.
V irginia M etcalf. M a rin a Moore.
D oro th y S le m a n n . D oro th y Gallo.
K a th le en Moore. J e a n K ing.
• • •
T h e follow ing g irls w ere in sta ll
ed a s next y e a r's g irls' league o f
fice rs a t a n assem b ly F rid a y :
P re sid e n t. Jessie G ru b b ; vice p re s
ident M a rv jan e S m ith tre a s u re r.
Jean
K in g ;
se c re ta ry .
V irg in ia
H u n te r Mrs. C J H all sp o k e on
‘Schools of th e O rie n t.”
W estside e ig h th g ra d e rs v isited
h igh school T u e s d a y a n d W edn* -
d a y a fte rn o o n . T he hom e eco n o m
ics club served th em r e fre s h m e n ts
a t th e close of th e a fte rn o o n .
• • •
T h e re w as a re p o rt fro m
th e
n o m in a tin g c o m m itte a t th e hom e
econom ics clu b m ee tin g T h u r-d a v
T he e lection o f o ffic e rs will be
held a t th e next m e e tin g C a rm e l
c o rn a n d popcorn w ere sold T u e s
day.
• • •
M e e tin g .
T h e C o tta g e G rove T ow nsend
c lu b held a b u sin ess m ee tin g S u n
d a y a t th e a rm o ry . M r . W illiam s
o f E u g e n e gave a ta lk on to d ay s
T ow nsend situ a tio n . J F . S afley
a n d M rs. R. L. G aw ley w ere se
lected to re p re se n t th e club a t th e
s ta te conv en tio n to b e held M ay 10
a t Salem . P riz es w ere o ffered to
th e m an a n d w om an w ho secu res
th e m ost new m em b ers before N o
vem ber. T he w o m a n 's prize is dis
p layed a t N e ttie 's N e ed le cra ft shop.
T y p ew riters. T h e S en tin el.
Schfxd N o tes
I
I
Ju n io r« a re c o n tin u in g plan« tor
th e Ju n io r-se n io r b a n q u et M ay 29.
D e c o ra tio n s will be In k e ep in g w ith
th e m otif, "T h e G ood W ill F lig h t
o f 1936.” S p e a k e rs a t th e b a n q u et
w ill be S u p e rin te n d e n t H B F e r
rin , C. E. U m p h rey , M iss M yrtle
K em . M ildred T eller
E O. H ere.
P r in c ip a l F L. G ra n n is. T om H all,
p re s id e n t o f th e Ju n io r class, will
p re sid e a s to a s tm a s te r
• • •
A la rg e crow d a tte n d e d the sen-
A STRENGTH BUILDER
M r»
L. Gardner of
1724 S E. 11th A ve,
Portland.
O re .
»aid
We have derived fine
benefit from h r Pierre'»
Golden M é dira i Gi n ov
er y. T hi» tonif give»
one an appetite and
rids a penwn of that
tired, w orn-out feeling
very q u irH y . After ita
u*e I wai> rid of pintpU * and eruption»
caused by fa u lty e lim ination, too.”
New »fae. tab». 5dc L iq u id >100 and $1.35.
Guaranteed to work to your satis faction, or
your money back,
W ILLIA M B ECK , H eating E ngineer
J u s t In sta lle d —
We have just completed the installation of a modern
continuous flow cleaning unit, whereby
CRYSTAL CLEAR CLEANING FLUID
is circulated through the clothing in the proi^ss
cleaning.
of
This type of modem cleaning with our new MASTER
F0RSE PRESS assures you of
UP-T0 DATE SERVICE
"Home folk« look foli new prom-
I s m ru m different politician«. ' said
U nela Khen, “purtjt m uch da sania
a s dey changes off f'um one fo r
tu n e teller to a n o th e r "
tlXi'ft coverage Tba »an tin ot
A
v>- A1 öO i « . " yo ’1
-A
■A' 4»<*'x
0*
10 \ \ o ^
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ON THE
SAME PROGRAM
“A MESSAGE
TO GARCIA”
with
Wallace Beery, Barbara
Stanwick. John Boles
. . '• - O v * “
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DECORATION DAY
Stock Up On Makin s For I he Picnic Lunch!
Julia Lee Wright
BREAD
M akes* th e h e a t S a n d w lr h e «
W h i t e o r W h e a t S lh e d
l lb. loaf
11/2 lb- loaf
10c
14c
BISQUICK
l ‘k<
29«
Sleepy H ollow —Q t
29<
Is « rg e
SYRUP
OINOERALE
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LIME RICKEV J
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s i 69
l’ale F a c e
FLOUR
W h ite o r W hole W h e a t
Matches
F a v o rite
6-box < nrton
2 for ^.">f
Piickaye
2 for 2.’>C
3 for | 0 f
KRAFT CHEESE -'¿-lb package«
PAPER DISHES
POTATO CHIPS, 16c Mile
FLAVORADE - Aisorted Flavor»
MARSHMALLOWS—Fluffiest
PORK A BEANS- Campbell’», l ib Tin»
|3 e
LB
J)
.. 5c Peanut Butter
B rin g
< o n frtln t-r
lb.
8c
MARKET FEATURES
lb 2 7 c
)b 2 2 l/ a<»
LEG 0 LAMB, »mall, family »ixe
SHOULDER LAMB
Well Trimmed
qt 7 ^
DILL PICKLES
BOLOGNA, FRANKS, LIVER SAUSAOE
BEEF ROASTS
YUi
LI NO COD
15c Bananas
I 7 ‘ 2<*
in
Mine
Firm
III.
5c
DILL PICKLES
Colum bia, Qt Jal
17c
O ra n g e s
L arge S w eet
25c
OLIVES
2S
L em ons
Sunkist
23c
No. 1 T in—2 for
FOR BETTER CLEANING SEND IT TO
MUSTARD
WIRTH BROS. CLEANERS
FIG BARS
Phone 79 or 81
SATURDAY
at 10 A. M
Pineapple Tidbits
New and Better
Equipment
H a U lic la a « ' P re m is e s
H e a d C l s p p i a i Old t a s t e «
T h e custom of hand clapping
cornea from the Itom ana who hud a
set ritu a l of applnuav, eipreaalnd
degrees of approval snapping the
Unger mid thum b. clapping »U h lltu
Hat or hollow palm , o r waving the
flap of th e logs or handkerchief
Jlin m lx tlltck l« ha« (h e d is tin c
tion o f b rin g th e only m em b e r of
(h r e ig h th g ra d e rlaaa w ho ha«
h e rn n e ith e r ta rtly
nor
a b se n t.
J i m m ie e n te re d school a t Knaiq*
ton. W ash . In Meptembsu 192» H r
spent hi» firs t tw o w a r s In th a t
school, th e n e n te re d a t W healer.
w here he com plete.]
th e
th ird ,
fo u rth a n d fifth g ra d e a
In tw o
year« Ills s la lh a n d ss v e n th g ra d e
w ork w as fin ish ed a t K radw itoJ
He enrolled In th e e ig h th
tirad e
here S e p te m b e r 18. 1U3A Hi« re
port c a rd s show h ig h sc h o la stic a t
ta in m e n t
e e «
F L G ra n n is a tte n d e d th e d e d i
c a tio n of the S tualaw b rid g e a t
F lo re n ce S u n d ay
B ob K ennedy h a s been ab sen t
T he e ig h th tira d e clvtca c la ss
from school se v e ra l day«.
I p re p a re d se v e ra l a m e n d m e n ts
to
Mis* L o re tta
M ason a tte n d e d th e J u n io r h ig h school eo n atlttt-
D in n e r a t R ig h t.” p re sen te d bv Uon a n d p re a e n te d th em a t th e last
th e U n iv e rsity p lay e rs a t
G uild assem bly, w h e re th ey w ere passed
th e a te r S a tu id a y ev en in g
u n a n im o u sly .
e s s
R a y m o n d C arl, th e boy
scout
co rp s a n d Joe S m ith a cco m p an ied
T he A m e ric an Iw g tu n a n d the
Mr a n d Mrs V tnal
R a n d all to
F lo re n ce w here th e c o rp s plaved a u x ilia ry will p re se n t a n a w a rd to
th e moat o u ts ta n d in g boy and girl
in se v e ra l p ro g ra m s
th e cloalng assem b ly . J u n e ft. at
J e a n S tu b b lefie ld a n d R ill Zlrn at
th e w est side school
rnerlv h a v e re tu rn e d to school a f
In th e p ro g ressiv e a c h ie v e m e n t
ter being a b se n t se v e ra l d a v a
T h e sophom ores, a cc o m p a n ied bv te s ts given to th e Ju n io r high.
M a rg are ;
M onson
received
th e
M
F u n k , held a picnic a t S w im m ers the h ig h est n u m b e r o f p o in ts w ith
M
iriam
F
e
r
r
in
follow
ing
close
for
D elight W ed n esd ay e vening
B lickle
received
T h is is th e last h ig h school new s second J im m ie
to be issued in T h e S e n tin e l th is th ird place T h ese te s ts w ere sim i
la r to th e S ta n d a rd A chelvem ent
se m e ste r
• • •
te s ts given e v ery y ear
A 9-pound son w as born Mav 23
W e s t M d e S c h o o l N o te s .
to M r a n d M rs W illard M cK ay
A son w as b orn M ay 24 to Mr
May 19 T h e bovs w ho received
a n d M rs H allie M cG uire
rib b o n s fo r th e C o tta g e G rove
Mrs. N o ra H e n d erso n of C o ttag e
school in th e L an e c o u n ty g ra d e
G rove is a g u est a t th e hom e of a
school ’ ra c k m eet S a tu rd a y . Mav
b ro th e r. Geo. S u th e rla n d .
16. w ere
H ig h
ju m p .
e n trie s
T he local school ball te a m de
w eig h in g less th a n
HO pounds
fe ated th e L a th a m te a m 7-1 in a
D u a n e H arv ey , second. 80 to 100
gam e M onday a fte rn o o n on th e
pounds. F r a n k W ard, first. Billy
hom e gro u n d s.
Spies, fo u rth ; 100 to 113 pounds.
C lay to n
T o w nsend
and
H yle
M yron L ittle, first.
D an
W irth .
P o tts o f W oodland. W a s h , a rriv e d
fo u rth . 113 pou n d s a n d over. P a u l
M unday ev en in g to ta k e M rs. T o w n
D a v e n p o rti tie i fir s t. B road Jum p.
send a n d c h ild re n hom e T hey left
HO pounds, to 100 pounds, Billv
T u e sd a y m o rn in g
Spies, th ir d ; 100 to 113 pounds.
M r. a n d M rs. H a ro ld
Ph
M yron L ittle . fo u rth ;
113 and
w ere o v e r fro m Low ell M onday
over. P a u l D a v en p o rt, th ird S p rin t
looking a f te r th e ir p ro p e rty here.
100 v a rd s. 100 to 113 pounds. My
M r a n d M rs. F r a n k G ra h a m re
ron L ittle, first. F r a n k
B aldw in
tu rn e d S a tu rd a y fo m a w eek's vis
fo u rth ; 113 nou n d s over. H o w ard
it w ith Mr. G ra h a m 's f a th e r a t
R aym ond, fo u rth S hot put <M-lb >.
S e a ttle.
u n d e r 80 pounds. R ic h a rd W eldon,
W ord h a s been received of the
fo u r th ; HO to 100 pounds. Billv
b irth of a n S-pound son M ay 23 to
Spies, fir s t; 100 to
113 pounds,
M r a n d M rs. I. N. W e rtz of A n
over.
R ay m o n d C a rl w as in R o se b u rg B aldw in second; 113 a n d
d erson. Cal. T h is is th e f ir s t g ra n d on b u sin ess S a tu rd a y .
H o w ard R ay m o n d , fo u rth
son of Mr a n d Mrs. Jo e B rook-
h a r t Mrs. B ro o k h a rt is w ith h e r
d a u g h te r.
Mr
a n d Mrs. H a ro ld
P h illip s
LET US INSTALL A BECK COLD AIR DAMPER in your
w ent to F o re st G rove T u esd ay to
range, brooder stove, heater or furnace
v isit H a rry Z im m erm an .
Mrs. O laf Je n se n w ill e n te rta in
th e c a rd club S a tu rd a y evening.
CUSTOMERS SAY Saves one third on fuel, removes
Mrs H a rv e y S hipp
and
little
kitchen odors, keeps flies away.
Costs nothing to
d a u g h te r o f C o tta g e G rove Is v is
operate Price $2 50 Installed.
itin g M rs S hipp's p a re n ts Mr. a n d
M rs. B an to n .
Tow nsend
T ill HMIIAV, MAY U , IMS
r i i r . S E N T I R E I , IT IT T A G E « ¡H O V E O K B G O N
TAGE EIGHT.
French», fl-ox.
W hite or W^hole 1
7c
IO
I-rlnea E ffe. tlv e F rid a y a n d M onday
L e ttu c e
Local Solid
5c
G r a p e f r u i t Large Arizona 6 f o r 25(.
W e R enervn the flig h t Io Lim it Q uantltlm