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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (June 11, 1936)
SOCIETY I *». iitlve «.rwup Mcs-l. e x e cu tiv e c o m m itte e of the A ir .n r a n l-e<K>r auxiliary met Monday »fternoon at the hom e of Mr, A W Kime Yearly report» which will he tent to the state de partment prior to the annual con vention were made hv com m ittor ch» m u n P lan . were m a d e for a breakfast which will he served to Bat’ery "E early Tueedat before thev entrain for cam p A com- mit'.r* w ill also meet Mundav af terroon at the hom e of Mr» Fred Ber.nett to put up package lunches for thr bovx to take on the train Mr. Kime wtU be chairm an o f the ci> en for the breakfa»t and Mr» w H Daukherty will be chairm an of the dining room com m ittee Seholarsh ips ( io to Three H igh School Ci rad nates ♦ - Harrell-Haves Marriage Mila Faye Harrell, daughter of Mr and Mr» F N H arrell and George A Haye» G lendale were united In ma rrtage Saturday at the Methodist parsonage in Eugene Rev Cecil R lstow perform ed the cerem ony Mi-a H arrell was a ¿Tad* teacher in the public schools the past year and made her home with an aunt. Mr» Velm a Har rell com ing from G lendale The F X Harrell fam ily were residents here several year« ago The young couple spent the week -nd at M arshfield and are now at home in the Lynch '.'urrtn house on So Sixth street Mrs V elm a H arrell and Mr» Bailey w ere present for the eerem onv ♦- le e a l ( o u p ie M a r rie d G lenda C. R oss and Richard H. H Bushnell were quietly married Monday afternoon at the Baptist church in E u p n e . Rev H W Dovia. pastor of the local church, officiated. Mr and Mrs P hillip Bukow ski. brother-in-law and Ha ter of the groom. were atten d an t» Mr- B ushnell had been a Trade teacher in the public schools o f the city for ten gear», com ing here from B row nsville She is a grad u ate of the M onmouth Norm al school. Mr B ushnell is em ployed at L'lab-Sw artx» store T hey will m ake their hom e on Birch avenue in the west part of th e city. la d le « Gulf (Tub la d ie s of the G olf Club met Wrdnsmtav for their weekly play at I h) p in. Isow ecore was m ads by Mrs Ravage Two foursom es lead o ff AU cards containing nine holes play should he turned In so that handicaps may be figured and tournam ent play started !♦. It is sxpwcted that more than K nickerbocker, secretary XW entrant« will participate in the pet parade' Sdlurdat after noon T h u annual event »poneored by the cham ber of com m erce ha» stim ulated Interest am ong the children of the com m unity and neighbor!rut district« tn raising pets o f varied description The com m ittee In charge reported that TOO entry Manhs had been given out flOO go Three member» of th* graduating ing to « H club m em bers and the ssnlor class received scholarships rem ainder to local children. All entrtee must be registered to Institutions of higher «duration with the com m ittee not later than for nea, year C ertificates of 1 45 Saturday afternoon The par ade will start promptly at 3 SO The tine of m arch is from the O »-•. Fork bridge on Main street east to G ratwr-Gattys store. A right turn will be m ade at thia corner and the parade will pox-ceed to the arm ory where it w ill d ie hand. Judges and clerks have been •elected from outlying d istricts with the exception of a few local persons AU children In southern l»ane county are urged to Join In the parade If they do not have pets o f their own It has been su g gested that they borrow from neighbors or friends Each e n trant wtU be given a prise eepar ate from the cash prises offered the w inners tn each class The Boy Scout drum corps will lead the parade F /tv H undred E n tra n ts in Pet Parade Expected MARRIED FIFTY YEARS ! ---------------------------------------------------- 1 T \e T IU JO U IA Y ^ U M K ^ E IB M T il» AKMYIMBI. «O TTA O B UBOVK. O k t t a l ’I »•A (.r T « < Mr and Mrs L. J Green who«» pictures appear above, celebrated their Golder. W edding anniversary by a m otor trip to T hurstoa. a c com panied by Mr and Mr» Charles B ale» where they spent the da> with their daughter-in-law . Mrs Doris Green Mr and Mra Green ow n their hom> at 331 North River Rood. When the Sentinel reporter called W ednesday forenoon Mr. Green was w orking in his garden and Mra Green w as a ctively engaged In her household duties. The Greens were married a! Can ton. N ew York, in 1AM Later they lived in O sw egatchle and Mr Green worked In a paper m ill at N ew ton Fails. N Y They cam e to O regon In July 1909 and settled about four nu.es from Cottage G rove on the Coast Fork road and later moved to their present hom e Mr Green was born tn 1SA3 at Old Cowr.den. Durham county E ngland and is now 73 Mrs Green w as born in the state o f N ew York In Is** md is now 70. Both are bale and hearty and Mrs Green s sunny sm ile would nsake even old man gloom feel as though this is reatlv a good old world af ter a lt The G reens have had five chlld- r» four of whom are living Mrs R D. W ilson. South 9th str**t. Mr» Charles Bales. Mt View Mrs Richard Buckner W estfir, and Mrs Lee T srinl» Salem . Their son e'ranklin. died about five years ago leaving a widow Mr» Doris Green of Thurston There are atx grandchildren. May they enjoy m any more a n niversaries Is the u n cere wish of The Sentinel Rainbow' Girts Meet. The R ainbow for G irls m et Mon day night when plans were discu s sed for the Grand assem bly which will be held Jun e 19-30 in Baker M iss P eggy Savage w as appointed grand m usician to com plete the term o f B etty Jacobsen, w ho Is atten ding school tn southern C alif ornia and wtU not return In tim e for Grand assem bly. Mra. Vlnal Randall, m other advisor, erill ac com pany a group of d elegates to the session In B aker P lan s w ere m ade for a picnic to he held July 1 a t Swim m ers' D elight. The R oyal Neighbor club will m eet Monday night at 7 30 at the hom e of Mrs Ir.ex M eeks for a pot luck supper. — The ladles aid society o f the P resbyterian church met W ednes day afternoon tn the church par lors. P lan s were m ade for a food sale Saturday at Sm ilh Bhort gro cery At the cloet of a social hour refreshm ents were served by the follow in g com m ittee Mrs George M atthew s. Mrs. G B Pitcher. Mr» E H olderm an and Mr» Fred N o ordhoff The society adjourned until Septem ber. Mr and Mrs Ferrin Entertain Mr and M r» H- B. Ferrin enter tained the school board m embers and their w ives F riday even in g fol low ing com m encem ent. A ddition al gu ests were Miss Myrtle Kem senior class advisor, Mrs. C. E fa ld w e ll. Rev H. W D avis and Mr and Mrs. F. L G rannis Miss ♦ C harlotte Burkholder and Merriam F errin assisted Mrs Ferrin In W inning S id e E n terta in ed The losing side In a contest con serving refreshm ents. ducted recently In the Royal N eighbors lodge entertained the Murry W hite W edding M iss Dorothy W hite becam e the w inners Tuesday evening at the bride of Earl John Murry at high close o f a lodge session. Mrs. Ed noon Saturday. June i . in Eugene. na Burleson was chairm an of the Rev E J Patterswc. performed refreshm ent com m ittee. Mrs. Clara Stevens was chairm an of the en the ring cerem ony. Mrs. Carl The bride is a daughter of Mr tertainm ent com m ittee and Mrs Alfred W hite of Latham Leabo sang tw o selection s ♦ and the groom is a son of Mr and C onstellation Club Supper Mrs. John Murry of Hebron. Af The C onstellation club closed the ter a short honeym oon along the coast the young couple will m ake season last Thursday with a cov ered dish dinner at the M asonic their hom e at Hebron. hall Instead of a picnic planned. ♦ — Mr- Donnell Allen, president of C<w hran-K.au, W edding •Sunday the group, was In charge of the Miss Melba Mae Cochran w ill be program F am ilies of m em bers com e the bride o f W illiam Clifford were guests. Ross, Reno, N ev., Sunday at the ♦ P en tecostal A ssem bly of God. Miss Club P icn ic for Fam ilies. Cochran w as graduated from the The La Mercredl P ont club and local high school In 1931 and has their fam ilies held a picnic Bunday been studying recently in Califor at Sw im m er's D elight. Mrs. Jesse nia She is a daughter of Charles D enny, president, w as In charge. Cochran. Mr. R oss also attended The afternoon was devoted to school In C alifornia and is engaged social am usem ent. Including sw im In evan gelistic work m ing. ♦ La C om ui f lu b Adjourns Mrs Jam es A. Sm ith w as host Mrs. A. W. K im e w as hostess ess this afternoon for the Social T uesday for a 1:30 d essert for the T w elve club. LaComux club. Bridge w as played during the afternoon. Mrs. C. J Kern held high score and Mrs. Geo Jacobsen low. P lan s were made for a club picnic to be held In two w eeks at the H arry M etcalf home. The club adjourned for the sum mer m onths. The P resbyterian M issionary society served a no-hostess supper W dnroday even in g at the church, in vitin g friends and m em bers of the congregation A program on stew ardship was given later in the evening Mrs. N oordhoff w as lead er. Internal Heat of the Earth The Internal heal of the eurth li a source of energy that la not In term lttent and can be tapped any where on the land. In many parti of the earth hot ga«e» blow Intfl the atmosphere In enormous vol ume They exude particularly In volcanic regions of lialy. Califor nia and Alaaka. The ateamlna crevices are caused by under ground river« coming In contact with volcanic fires Water la Snow The weather bureau say» that the amount of water varies widely with dilTeri-nt anowfalla, mime snow being quite light and dry; other», wet. Aa a general average, 10 Inches of snow may be taken aa equivalent I o 1 Inch or water REACH FRIENDS T ow ell twMM ia tio n He u n ion • ~P o P ow ell of the P ow ell A ssociation w ho Uves at Dallas, announce« that Judge Don ald K 1-ong will be the speaker at the F’ow ell annual reunion to be held at Turner June 2M Judge Long has been the P olice Court Judge in Portland for the last two years and is a candidate for the fflcs of Judge of the Court of D om estic R elations l ie Is a great grandson of Rev. John A. Powell, who was the captain of tha P ow ell wagon train In IA51 This will be w elcom e new s for the numerous P ow ell descendan ts In Cottage Grove and vicinity m encem ent F riday night. Horta Ahahsr rsrslvsd ona from 1‘arlflr t'n lv srslty at For*at G rove. Vivian W hits rsrslvsd on* from Iha Nouthsrn Ntata Norm al aehool at Aahlaml. JogM M ri'orm ark was aw ardsd on» from U n flald Collage at MrMInnvIlla The above m eat ton sd Institutions of fsrsd sr hole rehips, allow ing any m sm hsr o f Iha rlaaa to apply. Ths final w lsrtln n w as m ads by the universities and was b ase d on scholarship, leadership and service In student a c tiv ities Tha chafe* Is made from m em bers of th* upp*r third o f th s rlaaa In grade average The scholarships from C aclflc and Ashland Norm al carry a full year'» tuition while the one from M, Minn vllle offers tuition for half the year It la understood that tha throe young wom en Intend to m ake use of ihelr aw ards How qu ick ly you get back ini«» your world when you get bark into the tele phone book! friend»' voice» li.it pleasure it is to hear to t all uud lie «-«lledl O ¿Z Tece/^yic ccrM M s r w e I r l l y o u m o r e a I mmi I x. htxd Mev-Ung th e FT f te e n th • The voter« of thia school district should bear In mind the school m eeting to be held at the audit- lum of the H igh School building, Monday. June 15. at tw o o'clock p. tn The budget will be considered and a vote will be taken on the proposition o f levying a district tax. o d k x r .d r u p i n you cacii wlial it w il l d o for you. and t h e d i f f e r r n l l« |» ra o f * r n »• c * J o e l r a i l o u r l>u«n»e*s or m a il ue y o u r be glad to call st your bou»c. T he P u it ic T» 1» r u t » » 524 Main e d d rra e . k r v p r r •*■ n la lt v e w d l im i 11i.Et.KA ni C om pany Telephone 83 R BUSY EXECUTIVE / A reipc^i E’r job Ajf rd r jr 191*9 « ho^c wucly and well . . csllmj for plenty ol ihr<wd ewe . ‘ / t ab«lity Thr, youn^ executive find*. tKst Her electric re^rt^era tor t4.ei her time and n o n e y t^at injterJ ol its b<»ng a lyvury, it’s a rea’ economy • 'W & k-ënd I I iiU Degree» Conferred The R oyal Arch M asons confer red degrees on three candidates W ednesday night A num ber from the E ugene lodge were gu ests for the evening. A dinner w as served at seven o ’clock. E astern Star M eeting The E astern Star chapter will m eet in tegular session Friday n igh t at the M asonic hall. D ele g a te s w ill report on Grand Chap ter proceedings - E u gen e Club Gt,cat In City Mrs W illiam Petersen entertain ed the B irthday club, a group of E u gen e wom en of w hich she Is a m em ber, T uesday afternoon. Fol low in g th e social hour refreshm ents w ere served. - ♦ U topia M eets T he U topia club will m eet next T h u rsd ay w ith Mrs. C. E. Umph- rey for a 1:30 d essert luncheon. The usual social afternoon will follow. The P. D. G. club will m eet F ri d ay a t th e hom e of Mrs. T C. W heeler BUMS PORK LOIN ROAST 23c II». Beef Sale Prime Roart Boil Beef Round Steak Sirloin Spring Lamb 13i/2c lb. Shoulder Roant 10c lb Shoulder Chops 18c lb 25c lb 23c lb Lamb Patties 25c lb 20c lb Breast of Lamb 10c lb Fresh Ground Beef 12%e lb Le o ’ Lamb H ow rls c b ic rrliije rs lio n h tip i: 1 Savei on food thol w o u ld o lh e rw ltr L r w o lr d 2. 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