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TH URSDAY , J i l l . Y I. IMI. T H E HKNTINKL. OOTTAOK GROVE, OKKDON Rev. Hall Goes To Washington Conference ON VACA HON ITEMS Men's Suits M ENTI w h it e Oxfords All wool. hand tailored. In ■marl otytea n u t ,«ttern > that aaoure you g . . n good fit w ith I U - ’ •> an al bo«»»* ■ ' - “ - ’Ü In la in A real barcata I e e l l u g MEN’S POLO SHIRTS S 1 .S J I MRN m hwimming M ENU Trunks Straw Hats A ll w o o l, p v u r y u o r u i nx- v t it t B H « r Lbwiu a t a dandy hal lor drena—a 7ft. r a ise. (»no you «an <e4e brwte lb* Kuiirlh In 9a ’ I s?‘ i 95 43 i.AIHEH' Wash Ties A variety of m aterials and MyUw Real taluxn Good pallarna In a lie that ran easily tie waah nd when II Iwaontea 1 C* ■ alM You w i ll I ¿7' Ilk* them 49 ’1 ” ’2 95 Boys Polo Shirts Bathing Suits Mlasw S 19 (IIIL D H E N X Bathing Suits Also tr a n k s Many differ ent kind* M E N ’S ANI» IIOYH- Swimming Trunk* 29 «’p i 49.... 39 Mrs Marvin Harpole. Mrs Ray Vincent. Mrs Sam Warren and Mrs Martha Marsh visited Friday at th* horn* of Mr and Mrs Ren- e nl* Marsh at W olf ' ‘reek H a ll and J o h n s to n . R eal F a t a l* . I oans, Hure Insurance. 1‘hone ftft Rol R ose I t o l t * r a n d I r e ( T r a i n tf Ask for them. C, <1. Creamer) The Ml»**» Helen and Audrey Miller of Harrlaburg are expected M ' • n<l M r* J A Powell re- F r t d a y to lw holiday guests at the lurm d Monday to their home In hon., o f Mt and Mrs Harold Prineville after » week s vlalt at the Kirchner They are th e daughter* ht”»» 'heir daughter. Mrs Vlnal o f Jack Miller form er resident Randall Mra Lydia Hears and daughter. Mrs J J Horning and children, of Ijong Reach. C a l. are expected to visit with relatives In Cottage • Ireve during July Mrs Sears la mother of Mra Harold Kirchner and she and her daughter. Mrs Horning resided here for many years Ivan Mam» and D M DeLong ac companied a group of Eugene Ob stdlans on the annual peak climb to the Middle Mister In the Cascade range Munday They r*I«>rted an unusually clear day with peaks visible from Ml Rainier In Wash Ington to Craler lake rim The club make camp In five feet of snow at the base ranter Mra Ethel Hagen, former resi dent who visited friends here for a few days, left Munday night for Manta Ana. C a l, where she will be associated with Mra Charlo* Burk holder In a beauty parlor. Hhe waa accompanied to Man Francisco by Alden Garoutte. who will visit hl* mother. Mra Ruth Garoutte Mrs Elisabeth Uinberg of Loa Angeles, enroute home from New York, was a gu<v»t of M t* Scho field Stewart from Friday until Munday Mr*. W O Wilson and daughter Velma returned Munday from a two week» vacation spent at Newport Mlaa Wilberts Wilson motored to Newport to bring them home. Mr and Mrs W illiam Martllb- M r* Georg* Scott, former resi l»in returned Tuesday from a few dent. returned Munday to her home days vacation trip to Yachats and In Oakland, C a l. after a two weeks Newport visit with relatives and friends In The <3ray Goose for Ice Cream, tf tha city Mrs McKinley Carr and young The C M Rolrerta and the R H Savage families B|>en( the week end aon Stephen are spending the week it Kltaon Mprlngs. They were ac with Mrs Carr’s pnrent*, M r and ii M Ken Ml ' h i . who companied by Mra J Rarkenatn, Mi mother of Mrs Mavage. and Rill came with them, went to the coast MarOIbbon They returnrsl Munday territory on on business evening Mrs Rackensto remained Mias Marjorie Quigley, Albany, for a longer stay. arrived recently to spend the sum Mr and Mrs H arry Raker of mer with her grandparents, Rev Salem visited over the week end and Mrs W V McGee. She Is a with Mrs Raker’s parent*. Mr. and daughter of the Robert Quigleys, former residents. Mrs G W McFarland Mrs Florence McClanahan and ■oils Darrel and Homer returned Monday Io their home In Paulina after a week's vlalt with Mrs Mc Clanahan'* parents Mr and Mrs <1 W McFarland E L. C White, a newspaper man from Spencer, la., called at thia of fice Tuesday when enroute home from southern California where ho «pent the winter Mr, W hile la In terested In three Iowa papers. He waa n<-rompahled on hla travels by Mrs. White, a son Jimmie and a voung cousin. Holly Htllllans Mra. Ralph Sheary and son Ron ald expect to leave tomorrow < F ri day) for Portland where they will Join Mr Mhenry and make their home Mr Sheary, employed by the Southern Pacific company, was re cently promoted and tranaferred by the company to the Portland of fices. Get that cold refreshing drink at the Gray Goose, tfc Mrs L. Wiley laingdon of Port land arrived Wednesday for a few days vlalt at the F L. Grannis home. Miss Frances Coulter visited at the home of a brother. Rev. E F Coulter In Halsey, during the ab sence of her parents. Rev and Mrs E. E. Coulter, who accompanied the remains of a nephew, Lauren Coul ter, to Idaho Mr ami Mrs Herbert Lombard plan to leave Friday on a motor trip to Seattle and Victoria, B C They expect to return Wednesday by way of the Olympic pennlsula rout*. True Virtue Virtue doe* not consist In our list of things disapproved but In the An* things we do. Courl-lrrl In English Law Court-lcet In English law is a lo cal customary court with a limited criminal Jurisdiction. C I). Wesner and family, who a r The Misses Jean and June Bow rived recently Io visit a step aon, man, twin slaters, of Silverton were Vance Dickey, expect to locale here week-end guests at the Rev. C. J. for the Hummer Hall home. They returned to Sil THE SHOW verton Sunday evening Mlaa Hetty Jacobsen returned Mias Eleanor Warren of Walker last week from Riverside. Cal., whore she graduated from a Junior visited Saturday at the home o f college Mr and Mra. 1 In word her father, Saw Warren. Jacobsen of Portland, who motored Mis» Phyllis Vincent returned Io California to bring Hetty home, were overnight visitors at the Monday from a visit with her home of Mr Jacobsen's parent«, father, n brother and slater In North Rend. Mr. and Mra. tleorge Jacohsen G W McFarland attended a Mrs. John Armstrong returned re- moetlng of the non-high school eently from a visit with a slater, dlatrlct board, of which he Is n Mr». Herman Brown, In Oakadnle, member, In Eugene Saturday night. Wash. OF THE YEAR M iss MARY 4 I.K R IN ACCEPTS PO SITIO N W IT H S E N T IN E L Mlaa Mary Clerln of Portland haa accepted an office position with the Sentinel to replace Mrs. F. L, Grannis, who recently resigned the position which she has held since the firm changed hands more than a year ago. Mias Clerln Is a former employe of the Sentinel, having worked here six years when Elbert Bede was editor. On several occasions, when Mr Bede was reading clerk at the state legislature. Miss Clerln was In chargr of the paper which she managed In a highly efficient way While regretting the loss of the services of Mrs Grannis the Sen tinel management feels fortunate In again securing those of Miss Clerln. She I* expected to arrive Sunday and will start her duties Tuesday. We Thank You Merchant* of Cottage Grove who done ted prtzes for our pic nic eonteata. (In explanation to those who were not asked to help with the prize.« we wish to state that we raised more than enough prlzea In a short time, and consequent ly could not see everybody.) An who helped prepare for and participate In the races and contests. M r mid Mrs. George Ieiyng, for the use of your picnic grounds. The fifteen hundred people who attended -fo r your orderly conduct and spirit of friendli ness and cooperation. Jupe Pluvlua—F o r weather. the Ideal Picnic Committee □REDON TRAIL PAGEANT Mra. Fred Kelly Rev C. J Hall, paator In tbo Mnthodlat church for two year«, baa bean tranafered to the Waah I net on Methodiet conference and assigned a paatoratc In Goldsndala Rev Hall and hta family will leave Friday morning for their naw home and Rev Hall will occupy hla new pulpit Sunday forenoon Rev Tilton of Yamhill haa been appointed to the local church. He and Mrs Tilton are expected here the latter part of the week. The Hall family will be mlaaed, not only by their congregation, but the community at large where they have contributed generoualy both of talent and time. Mlaa Beth Hall waa graduated from the local high aebodi with the class of IMS Dur ing h*r year In school ahe wax prominent In echool actlvttlea She haa attended Willamette University the peat year Tom Hall, who gradual* thia year, will be greatly mlaaed In athletic and other ma>ir actlvttlea He waa president of hie Claaa for two years. Mlaa Marie Hall of the claaa of 1938 haa won friends and prominence In both school and musical circles In the community She haa been accom panist for the glee clubs, orchestra and selected group singing In the school both years of her residence here. Roth Rev and Mra Hall have been recognized and apprecia ted for their leadership In many circles, especially with the young people The Sentinel wishes to Join the community In bidding them a re luctant farewell and wishing them continued success In their new field of work M r and Mrs C J Kem are ex pecting their son Tom and friends from Portland as holiday guests W. L W O R K M A N ELEC TED Mr and Mrs Schofield Stewait P R E S ID E N T O F FLO RISTS W L Workman of the Sunnyside expect to epend the holiday week end on a motor trip to coast point*. Greenhouse* was reelected presi dent of the Southern Oregon Flor Henry Rrnnrtt, salesman for the ists’ Telegraph Delivery Associa Woodson garage, who ha* been ill tion at their annual meeting held at hla home for a week or more. Tuesday night at McCradys cafe In L reported to be slightly Improved. Eugene As representative of the aasoclatlon Mr Workman will be a Mrs Eisle Gerl and daughter, delegate to the national convention Mary Lou, are visiting this week which will be held In Philadelphia at t he h ome of Mrs Gerl'g broth during September. O, P Romaine er. Howard Jacobsen of Albany was elected secretary. The group was entertained with Mrs Nanny Smith returned Tuea day from Albany where ehe had pictures of Mexico, taken by M r visited several weeks at the home and Mr*. Charles Brown of this city on their recent travels. Miss of her son Marvin. N'lta Premaxxi entertained during Mr and Mrs Levi Neet of Spring- the dinner hour with accordion field were Sunday guests at the selections. home of Mrs Neet's brothers, Peter and Homer Nelson. Naples Home of Macaroni Naples was the center of the _ Bill Helllwell la expected home Friday from Yoncalla where he Is macaroni Industry for many years. visiting this week with relatives The procès» for making macaroni was kept a secret until the Fou-, and friande lornth century. Mr. and Mrs. C P Royce of Port Innd were week end guest* at the Founded Shreveport, La. home of Mrs. Boyce’s son, Vern Shreveport, La., Is named f o r " Ilhams They were accompanied by Miss Kathryn Williams, also Capt. Henry Miller Shreve, who from Portland, who remained for n founded a settlement there in i835. longer visit at the home of her uncle II IIU d lN CUSTOMS IHSTRCT Exports from the Oregon Cus toms District for the month of April were valued at »1.183,129 nnd the Imports at »789,»8.1 A balance of trade In favor of the district of »1193,844. Fairview Local 2827, Lumber A Sawmill Workers' Union latdlea Auxiliary Union No. »73 U. of 0. Christian Council Honors Victor Goff M ra Sylvia Turpin of Harrisburg visited several days laM week with Mrs Warren Kelly Jessie and Gene Overton of Mos Victor Goff was recently elected by creek visited one day last week to fill the office of president of the at the Earl Higginbotham home. Oregon Student txiwry England and son Alvte re University of turned Friday from Gold H ill Christian council for the coming »There they had visited a few days year He wae Installed with the at the home of bl* daughter. Mra. other newly elected officers at th* annual picnic. James Sherwood Goff, a Junior In English, was Mr*. Edwin Voss and baby daughter were brought home Mon president of the Wesley asaocla- day from the McFarland Maternity tion for a year He Is a graduate of Cottage Orove high school and home In Cottage Orove Miss Margaret Hickson. Spring- the son of Mrs Vena G off of Eu field, Is spending a few weeks at gene the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Rubber Stam pe The Sentinel. H arry Mayben. L ittle W anted* Do B ig T h in g e M r and Mrs Dell Weatherly of Elkton, Miss Helen VanScholack of Heppner. Frank McHuglll and Ellene Haines of Oakland, were visitor* during the paM week at the Earl Higginbotham home Mr and Mrs Leland Fancher and son visited friends near Eu gene one day last week You Can Buy A M r and M ra Otho VanScholack and daughter Josephine motored to The Dalles Saturday »There the VanScholack reunion was held Sun day They were accompanied by a niece. Miss Helen VanScholack of Heppner, who had visited the past week with relatives here and at Oakland. Mias Juanita Hickson and a girl friend from Eugene visited Friday and Saturday at the H arry Mayben ; for O nly home. Delbert Langdon of Oakland was a Sunday guest at the 8. M. H art home Mr. and Mra. Earl Higginbotham purchased a new Chevrolet car last week. W hy S u ffe r W ith th e H eat? Guaranteed Electric Fan $1.49 card O F T H A N K S We wish to express our sincere appreciation and thanks for the kind sympathy extended us during our recent bereavement with the death of our beloved husband and father. Eugene Oard, and for the many beautiful floral offerings Mrs May Oard, Mrs Margaret Winder, Verne Oard. Gordon Oard. Maurice Oard «rlc Oscillating type S pecial____ $2.98 Samson Safe-flex 7.95 Kern’s for Drugs The Rexall Store Cash register rolls The Sentinel SPECIAL SU B STA N TIA L TRAD E-IN ALLO W ANCE ON THIS GENERAL ELECTRIC W ASHER "O NI-CO NTRO L' WRINGER QUIET WASHING ACTION LONG-LIFE MECHANISM ELECTRIC FUMI» MODEL DISTINCTIVE CABINET APPEARANCE AW-2ZP 9 -pound Capacity GENERAL ® ELECTRIC j .... WE NOW HAVE THE Monarch Line Electric Refrigerators, Wood and Electric Ranges In a Wide Price Range That No Longer Make It Necessary for You to Go Out of Town for Your Needs SEE THESE—NOW ON DISPLAY AT OUR STORE INVESTIGATE THESE BEFORE YOU BUY McLaughlin * McKee THE OOTTAOE OROVE BARGAIN HOUSE
