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THU MD A Y, NOV KMH K H n. IMO Numerous Names for the Epworth leaguers to Be Howto. Friendly Black Cherry The Cottage Grove Epworth Oregon ’ s Traffic Deaths The wild black cherry has quite a Leaguer« of the Methodtot church A Berles of Weekly Articles on few name« which reveal that it 1« will be hosts to the Eugene Sub- the Problem of Highway Safety sort of a friendly all-rounder, ■ P- district Epworth League institute By Earl Snell, Secretary of State predated by the farmer and the on December 3 and 4. The theme Christian Science Society. — Sun lumberman. Among the name« tor Thirty-four fewer Oregonian« of the institute will be "Exploring day school, 9:45; forenoon service, Creative Christian Living,” based this tree, observe« a writer in the 11. «*rmoo subject, "Ancient and were killed in automobile accidents Chicago Tribune. Is cabinet cherry •Modern Necromancy, Alias Mes- from October 1 to November 15 on Romans 7:8 "So that we may which tells how valuable the w<x>d mertom and Hypnotism, Denounc thU year than last, Secretary of render a service that is new and of the tree is in making furniture. ed;" Wednesday service this week State Ear) Snell announced this spiritual and not old and ceremoni- Then there is the Intriguing name of omitted. Thanksgiving service, w'-ek on the basis of preliminary The Dean ia Reverend Everett rum cherry. Thursday morning at 11:00; read report«. Gardner of Creswell and member* Moat gratifying reduction of all ing room on second floor of Peter The wild cherry tree is a familiar of the faculty are Reverend Harold figure in the woods. It is apt to sen building, open to public 3 to 5 occurred in the first two weeks of Myers of BrownsvHle. Mrs. Hend this month, when only 10 death« give you the impression of being a and 7 to 9 Tuesdays, Thursdays and were reported, compared with 36 rich of Springfield, Haye« Beall. Saturdays, except holidays. rather unconventional eom- deaths In the same period last year. Wealey foundation worker at the Ells pared to the dignified manner as reduce last University of Oregon and "Our campaign Nazarene Church, C. E. Thayer, sumed by the oaks It isn't par Pastor Sunday school, 9 45; fore fall'« record 'X 133 person« killed in worth Tilton, pastor of the Cottage ticularly discriminating about noon service, 11; evening service, three months has rn*t with amai Grove church. Classe« will include discussion« where it grows. Then, too. it is 7:30; young people'« meetings, 7; Ing success so far,1 ” Snell declared. unconventional in contour The District Hupt E. E. Martin will "If we can maintain the pre aent on Epworth League methods. Bible, race relationship« and being trunk is apt to be crooked and hhe preach Monday night at 7:30 rate during the last part of this Christian in time« like these. Dr. Week quarter we shall accomplish a total foliage is thin and drooping Sidney Hall, superintendent of the Pentecoatal Assembly of God. At- "»vlng of 41 lives, The happy-go-lucky cherry tree, Careade district will «peak Satur "We must all be careful not to day evening, December 4 on the growing most anywhere in the wood Fostar, Pastor^- Friday eve- tr topic, "Maybe.’’ wood«, along the fences or wherever ning will be service night because relax caution simply because = it may taka seed, looks much like a of Thanksgiving. We ar* in great death toil is improving,’’ he con- hope, that Mrs. George Gutekunst tinued. "? number of bad «mashups character that has tried hard to be Poisonous Snakes Marked of Salem will be with us to speak could spoil the picture very easily i correct in every detail. But appar Friday night and the following Poisonous snakes reveal their We are particularly anxious to con- ently it has been too much trouble Sunday morning and evening, No- tinue our good record by reducing identities through three infallible to be precise and stand formal and vember 31. an accident-free Thanksgiving holi signs. They have a distinctive pit reserved like an oak. day, which last year took five Jive« between the eye and nostril, fangs and vertical or cat'« eyes. Methodtot Church. — You in two days. Although the useful wild black । cherry tree may not Impress you as will be interested in the subject of "Rainy or foggy conditions you look over the landscape and see the morning and evening sermons apt to j . it in comparison to the stately elms next Sunday morning, Job, his period, t and the big oaks, it really joins the friend«, their failure and mistakes probable, and Jobs’ victories. The Sunday drivers will also be tempted to take elite among trees when you consid school begins at 9:45, class meeting long trip« while they are fatigued. er its wood. It is close grained, at 7 p. m. just preceding preach takes a fine polish and has been ing service The prayer service to But I am sure they will all prefer used much to imitate mahogany and in the church each Thursday night to spend a shorter time with the Roaaunae Stewart visited the ‘home folks’ than to have injury or for making furniture But its use at 7:30. Geo. G. Edward«. Walker high school Friday death mar their holiday." fulness doesn't end there by any Lewis Conley to «pending never- Mr. and Mrs Boone Humphrey a) days with George Lindsay ot means. The bark of this rugged old The Searchers claae of the Meth Civil Service Examinations. visited Thursday with Mrs Hum Creswelt species is used in medicine since it odist Sunday school had a party The following competitive exami phrey’, slat nr, Mrs. lister Fergu contains an ingredient of tonic prop- last Friday night at the home of son, at Monroe. Mr and Mrs. El I m worth Tilton. An nations have been announced by Mr and Mrs. G E Annand left interesting evening of game» was the u. S. Civil Service commission: Monday for Glendale, Cal., to visit spent The committee in charge Draftsmen, and chief, principal, Nov. 22 The contest held by the their son George and family and wm Gladys Tedford, Ida Marie «enior, and assistant dreftsmen, $1,620 to $2,600 a year; associate other relative,. health club the losing side will en Indian Chief Powhatan Adams and Jack Caton. Mrs. How entomologist (taxonomy), $3.200 a Ix-onard King rntumal Sunday tertain Wednesday afternoon and Scared hy the English ard Taylor planned the games. Howdy Folks: A hen cackles year; junior scientific aid (fossils), from a trip to Portland and Seattle. ar* serving refreshments. The Indian Chief Powhatan wai when she lays an egg, but that’s $1,440 a year; Senior steward, $2,600 Mrs. Florence Rerwe of Klamath* Ml»* Edith We bet er 1« giving a the father of Pocahontas, and his The Junior choir of the Metho nothing —you should hear a hus a year; junior steward, $2,300 a Falhi la here for the Thanksgiving party for th* primary grade Wed- original name was Wahin«onacock. dist church made it» first appear band squawk when he lays a year; senior cook. $2,000 a year; holiday with her brother, I^e Duf- nnaday afternoon. ance at the Sunday evening ser The first issue of the Lynx Cat, notes a writer in the Indianapolis vice. The boys and girls wore white Prison service, department of jus carpet. toy Mr «nd Mrs. George 1-ayng and school paper, was presented to the News. He was one of the most pow robes. They «ang two numbers, one tice. Full information may be ob And you should hear some Mr and Mr» Henry Knauer and public this week. It will be pub- erful sachems connected with the a Thanksgiving song, accompanied tained at the post office in this of our customers crow about son toft Wednesday to «pend lishrd twice a month, edited by the early history of the United States on the flute by Juanita Reynold*. city. the service they ge-t from His rule covered most of the terri The choir practice, Tuesday after Thanksgiving with their daughter pupils and printed at the school. our radio repair depart- The five-year-old daughter of tory now embraced within the states school at the church. They are now Tucker Enlist* in Army- and sister, Mrs George Duer.t, at ment. Prices less than any of Maryland and Virginia. He had preparing Christmas music. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Kinsland I« <!rtvhnm Major H. D. Bagnall the Army other town in Oregon. Mr, and Mr«. Grant Bale« and covering satisfactorily from Recruiting Officer. 323 New Post residences in different parts of his Mr. nrul Mr« Elwyn Harbnr of Do appendiciti« operation Office Building, Portland announc- country snd changed his abode at Presbyterian Church. Jame» Some of these modern nove- rrn» wer* dinner guest« Sunday of Mm. Calvin Storr« of Eugene different seasons of the year. At Smith, Pastor.—-Sunday, 11 a. m. M today the enlistment in the lists should keey> their minds Mr and Mr«. Charle« Baie, and In _____ ____ _ ___ ___ _ United States Army of Roland A. the lime of his first acquaintance Rev. John D. Furnas, the new out of the gutter, we’ve got to the evening Mr. and Mr« R D. Beach home with the English in 1907 he was structor in Religious Education of Tucker' “on of Mrs Jennie Red- keep our gutter» clean. you WMaon of Cottage Grove were «up- Ralph Peck is attending a Port- about sixty years of age. Albany college, will be guest speak- tord. Disston Route, Cottage Grove, land busines» college per guests of the Bales. er for the day and will .-«peak on waji enl*«ted on November 23rd He was tall and well-proportioned, The Christian College and the ,or **rvice with the Corp« of Engi- Mn< Della Crane has returned to Four-H club member» who fin- We keep our stock clean, Look the home of a daughter, Mr« Jack ished their yar’l work, have re- capable of enduring great fatigue. Church.” 6:30, Christian Endeavor; ne«rs with station in the Hawaiian in our windows, see the Petersen, after a visit with a son reived their pins from the county He showed his friendliness to the 7 30. open forum, topic for dtocus- ^»“ds. variety of models. English by sending them much in Auburn, Wash. club agent. The »ewing class ha« «ion. "What Is the Place of Wor- It is reported that Tucker will resumed work. needed articles of food. However, "hip in the Life of a Christian?' leave Vancouver Barracks without Even if matrimony is a serious -Many turkey, ttnd geese from the conduct of the English was so delay for the Overseas Discharge proposition, it brings forth some this neighborhood have been ill-advised and often so unjust that First Chri«tian Church, E. E. and Replacement Depot at San funny results. rd on the market. they were continually in trouble Coulter, Minister. — Bible school. Francisco, California to prepare to Mr and Mrs. Claude Lawson i and with him. Two or three times he 9 45; morning sermon, 11, subject. sail for the Islands on the Trans One of our customers remarked •on returned to their home » at planned war against the English, "The Third Ordinance of the port leaving there December 13th. that we should be thankful for Reedsport Saturday after spending great but without result. At one time an Church;’’ Endeavor, 6:30; luck but not dumb enough to several day« at the Conley home. gospel service at 7:30. subject. “ The Zero Milestone Gift to Nattoa count on it. George Conley accompanied them Mr. and Mrs. James Hicks of Eu- accident occurred which had a great Cross Road.” Blackwell string orch The zero milestone at Washington. for a short visit. gene were week end guests at the effect on him. Some of his men estra. Special song by choir. Mr had obtained powder from the Eng Devereaux will «ing both morning D. C., was a gift to the nation by You can count on the qual The A. Riggs family of Cottage W L Townsend home. ity of Zenith Radios and Grove spent Sunday at the home the Lincoln Highway association, Clayton and Clifford Townsend lish and were experimenting with it and evening. the price ?—from $19.00 to of Mm Riggs* parents. Mr. and spent Saturday fishing at Scotts when a powerful explosion took and is used as the "point for meas $119. burg. place, killing several. This so great Baptist Church. Henry W Davis, urement of distance from Washing Mrs. Don Hor«toy spent several Cecil Robert« of Grants Paa* will ly increased Powhatan's reverence Pastor—Sunday school, • lO:6o. ton on the highway« of the United When we started on our turkey days last wri'k at the Ritoy D«baw preach at the Church of Christ for the English, or fear of them, Chester Allen, superintendent; fore States.” home in Eugene. it looked like a 1937 Rolla Royce. here Sunday. that he sought peace and sent to the noon service, 11. sermon subject. When the last chair was backed Mr. and Mr«. Ix>w*l| Ben«ton and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Simmon« of colony nearly half his crop of corn "The Christ the Head of the ANNA DVBBS HEWIT T, away It looked like the chassis •on wrur gueats at th* Art Reed Eugene spent Friday at the E N. Church. ” Evening service. 7:30. Tea. her of Piano, On the death of Powhatan, at an of a 1913 Ford. home in Cottage Grove Saturday Brasher home sermon subject. "After Thanksgiv advanced age, his brother. Opechan- wtthh 25 years experience, has evenlag. A 7H-pound «on was born to Mr. ing. What?" Young people's meet canough. succeeded to the throne, ings. 8 30. Prayer meeting, Thurs tablished residence 1827 W. Mr. and Mt«. Bob Bailey of the «nd Mrs. Louis Miller November 14 Main St Lessons in accordance with the custom by day evening, 7:30. resonable Grove «pent Sunday at the home « . • A series of of Mr«. Bailey’, brothher, Howard J which a brother took precedence special meetings will begin Tues price*. Special rates for beginners, Wrtrkt ,o Mr' “nd Clayton Townsend over a son as heir of the kingdom day. December 7. age six to ten years. at the home of Mrs. Nora Hender- Albert l»uls of Curtin «pent Bun- «on In Cottage Grove. November 22 Free Roading Room. day visiting friend« here. , ' Th* «chool is putting on a Circus Giants Die Young Christian Science Society of Cot Roy Tapi In came home Tuesday Thanksgiving program Wednesday THE KING OF There are two kinds of tall men. tage Grove opened a free reading from the Bohemia mine district, afternoon. The first kind is a normal individual room several months ago on the where he had been employed the THE KEROSENES The Harvey Shipp family will who is tall because of inherited fac second floor of the Petersen build [Ht«t few months. leave Wednesday afternoon for tors received from tall parents or ing. This week a second room has brings you Battle Ground, Wash., to spend more remote ancestors. The second been opened, adjoining the first Thanksgiving with Mr Shipp's kind includes those whose normal room, which will serve as an en- parents. pattern would be of medium height, trance room and office for the II- The Bert Newton family have but who. because of some upset of brarian, thus enabling visitors to have privacy and quiet in the main moved to the new home which they the glandular system, develops very reading room. These rooma. which purchased recently long legs and other bone abnormal are open to the general public, Electric Wiring for Power in every galloni ities. The tallest men are included from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 on Tuesday, A Cheerful Temper and Light in the second type, which is well Thursday and Saturday (except A cheerful temper, joined with in known to the public as the circus holidays), contain all of Mary Bak- nocence, will make beauty attrac It’s SOLVENT-REFINED Prompt Response to giant. Record of seven men whose er Eddy’s works, the Bible, and all tive. knowledge delightful, and wit Service Calls height ranged from 7 feet 6 inches other authorized Christian Science good-natured. It will lighten sick to 8 feet 7 inches were secured and literature, which may be read the air sweet and fresh ness, poverty and affliction; convert 18 South Tenth Street it was found their average age at there, or borrowed by anyone, ignorance into an amiable simplic death was thirty-four years. The whether a member of the Society Phone 187-J ity; and render deformity itself oldest lived to forty-five and the or not agreeable. «fGoSiOATOFr V youngest to twenty-nine years. The Rev. Rosella Douglas, Free Meth mortality data of 20,000 men rang ing from 8 feet 2 inches to 7 feet 1 odist pastor at Brownsville, and Miss HiH, returned missionary from inch obtained from records were China, were visitors at the local examined and it was found that the Free Methodtot prayer meeting on । tall men had a practically norma) last Thursday night. mortality for their age. Buy In cans Stapling Machine« Sentinel. SERVICE 80 CONVENIENT Rubber Stamps. The Sentinel. Greyhound offers more service The Base for Paint Rubber Stamps. The Sentinel. Paint generally is composed ot a to more places than any other base, a vehicle and a drier. The form of public travel. It gives displaying the LVENT REFINED base is the chief ingredient of the you the comfort and conven Pearl Oil sign paint, and may be one or a com ience of a private car at a bination of several different com- i fraction of the cost. 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