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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1938)
HURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 193« SCHOOL NEWS THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Lorane of the Silk Creek Community club, met at the school house Sat- books. The men folks cleaned the church yard. A potluck dinner was served. Mrs. Roth, teacher of the SDA church school gave a party for the pupils and their parents at the Ernest Darnell home Saturday night. The evening was spent in playing games and pulling taffy. Melvin Paul and family of Eu- gene were visitors at the E«l Paul home Sunday. Mr. an«l Mrs. Claude Loveall of Ixirane and Mrs. Loveali’« moth- er, Mrs. Skinner of Salem, were dinner guests at the J. G. Grimes home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Grimes anti Mr. and Mr«. George Moxley were guest« at the C. E. Ruth home Monday night, honoring Mr. Ruth on his birthday anniversary. There was a telephone meeting at the school house Monday night for those on line 22. Emil Sutherland, who is sta- tinned with the navy at San Diego, High School. is visiting his mother, Mrs. H. H. Mary jane Smith was selected us Cunningham. the outstanding senior girl in cltl- A patron-teacher meeting was zenship last week. She will repre- ¡held at the high school Thursday sent Cottage Grove high school in night. Plans fur programs for the a contest «¡mnaored by the Daugh-{ remainder of the year were «lis ters of the American Revolution, cussed. It was d«-cidcd to Hold One girl from Oregon will be sent amateur contests during Febru- to Washington, D ('., in April, ary, March and April. Amateurs Girls are chosen in high schools will be divided into grou|M accord- over the slate. The final selection ing to age. Those in charge are is mailt: by hit. Three girls, Mary- Mrs. i-orung, chairman, Mrs. Jane Smith. Eleanor Teeters and Dunn, Mr«. 11. A. Mitchell, Mni. Dorothy Siemann, were chosen by W H. Mitchell and Mrs. Godard. the faculty The qualities consider- The young ladies of the com- cd were dependability, service, munity will meet at the home of leadership an«! patriotism. 'Hie Miss Wilma Lynch Thurs«lay, Jan- ■enior class voted to select the uary 13, to organize a club. w*nn*r- A meeting for organizing a «o- cial club will be held at the home The Cottage Grove Lions opened of Mrs. H. Farrar January 20, at their conference lamketball ached-......................................... 1 o'cltxk. Al! ladles interested are ule with u 32-25 defeat at the welcome, Mrs. J. L. Loranz will hands of the fighting Gaels of S.. be co-hostcss. Mary'«, there, January 6. Mr«. Reno Patty, Mr. and Mr«. It was the initial game of Dis John Hagerman and baby of Red trict No. 7. Southern Division field, la., are visiting the Mitchell, Guests recently at the Arnold league Skelton, Herendeen and Dunn Duerst home were Leonard Park- i The Gaels opened with a lineup families. ell of Coquition, Canada, Mr. and composed of three reserves, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lynch en Mrs. Tom Cowing of Gresham. Mr. the Lions jurn|>ed into an early tertained a group of friends at a and Mrs. George Duerst of Port lea«! of 12-H. at the end of the ______ find card party Saturday night. land. Mrs. Lyan Knight of Chehal- j quarter. 'Hie "crippled’’ regulars, A surprise house warming was is. Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Arth Guthrie. Kirchoff and Meyer were given In honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. ur Bonds of Cottage Grove. put into the fray at the end of the H. Cunningham at their new home Fem Chapman is working for first quarter but they fell behind Thursday night. Mrs. Crosby, who lives on the two more points to trail 1« 12 at The Trawick family has moved Schaffer ranch. half time. into the place recently vacated by Bus Pitcher is in a Eugene hos In the third period the Gaels the E. H. Gowing family. They pital, where he had his knee op on baskets by Kuppenbcnder. formerly lived in Oklahoma. Fran- erated on again. Guthrie and Kirchoff rolled up 17 era and Irene Trawick are new Winnifred Gilcrist of Cottage pomts while holding the Lions to high school students. Grove and Alford Cowson of Ash four, to lead 29-22 at the end of Those from here attending the land spent the week end at the the third period. convention and dedication of the Fred Overton home. In the final period the Lions new church at Walton Monday Mr. and Mrs. Noble Elliott gave again l>egun clicking to cut down were Mrs. E W. Powell Mrs C a party and dance Saturday eve th«- lead four points but were un- M. Foster. Mr. and Mrs. W. H ning. able to close the gap, losing 32-29 Dnvta. Ix-ila and Ruby Davis, Eb Jean Mooney has returned to Berkley. Cal., after spending the • • • nora Dunn. Mrs. H. A. Mitch< The Chanty program assembly and daughter Darlene. The new holidays with her folks here. Marie Kennedy is working for given under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor officers are Girl's League, preci-dmg the holi- Elnora Dunn, re-elected president; Mrs. Charlie Brown in Delight, days, proved to be a great success. Ruby Davis, vise president and valley. The program was well received I y Helen Dunn, secretary. th<*c attending and a good selec- Sunday school officers elected tion of entrance fees were report- Sunday are E. W. Powell, super- ed. A final counting of receipts intendent; Ruby Davis, assistant consisted of $8.45 !n cash. I IO con- superintendent; Elnora Dunn, sec- ta I nr rs of fruits and vegetable«, ret ary and Mrs. Lottie Mitchell, 24 packages of frev» fruits a. <i treasurer. vegetables, 40 pi .-kages of cloth A business meeting was held ing, 45 contain»"« of jellie« and Saturday by shareholders on A« practicing M.D.’s (Doc rves and i i-w D-.C phone line No. 8. boxes which vere fill'd w-»h a Dinner guests at the R. B. Con- tors of Motorology, if you variety of what had been taken in ner home recently were Mrs. please!) may we write you a were given to needy families of Myrtle Saltsman and daughter prescription that will help high school students. \ surplus of Myrna, Mr. and Mra. Ralph Salts- somc of the materials were given l man and ‘ niece. Ann ‘__ Z Swanson. _______ The maintain your car in healthy to the American Legion auxiliary occasion was the birthdays of Mr. running condition f U* bi- used in the boxes prepared Conner and Miss Swanson. by them for needy families of the The I.O.O.F. are giving a card Give Water to radiator and community in general. party at the hall Wednesday battery regularly. night. Keep air in tires up to speci The French club was enter! lin fied pressure. ed with a play. Vignette de Milli Mias, with Viola Harriman. Nancy Be sure windshield is clean. Anlauf, Barton Halderman and We perform these little pro The Neighbors Friendship club Dorothy Anderson as the cast, and fessional services cheerfully met at Mn Everett Allen's Thurs Dorothy Siemann as translator. day. There were 13 members pres and wi ithout charge. Drop in The remainder of the time was spent in playing o Frencn game ent. The next meeting will be at often. You’re welcome! and completing arrangements for Mrs. Henry Rohde's January 10. Chas. Trembly, who has not P. S. Experienced motorists the candy sale held that noon. The club made about$4 85 from this been well, is able to be out and know the best of all preven- around again. ■ale. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Orval Whaley tative “medicine” for any Eleven F.F.A. boys, accompani- moved to their new home Friday. car is regular SHELLUBRI- «•d H. C. Williamson. Instructor, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Platz of CATION plus a diet of SU to Corvallis Friday to compete in and Mr. and Mrs. Orval PER - SHELL GASOLINE a parliamentary procedure contest Scappoose Rigby of Oakridge attended SDA and GOLDEN SHELL MO in which nine schools participated. church Saturday and were also The boys placed fourth. Those visiting friends in the neighbor TOR OIL. making the trip were John Trun- hood. ncll, John Guggisberg, Charles Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lackey of Clark, (’harles Maddens. Philip Lorane were Sunday guests at the Lake. Roy Guggisberg, Boyd Al- Anderson home Sunday. Fifth and Madison Irn, Vernon Doolittle, Raymond Mrs. W. A. Hemenway was in Cottage Grove Stitt, Alvin Dugan and James Eugene Saturday to visit her «on Bird James at the hospital. He has re cently had a knee operation. A noon recreation program was The Wertz family were visiting tried out during the past week At Highway Junction Mrs. Wertz’ brother at Anlauf' when the Boys' Federation spon Sunday. sored table tennis in the upper Ed Ashby has been ill with Lloyd F. Barber, Prop. hall If this recreation program the Mrs. flu. proves successful, different organi zation« of the school plan to spon . A grouP of neighbors, members sor other games. ' Mosby Creek For Your Car Silk Creek Motor Inn Service IRISH-SWARTZ Inc. r I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Phone 53 or 54 Two Free City Deliveries Daily Quality Merchandise at Popular Prices. You are Assured of a Square Deal When You Trade at your Irish-Swartz Store! M. J. B. Coffee 1- 2- or 4-lb. cans Pound 25c Purex Ivory Soap Cleanser Bleacher Medium Ban Old Dutch 19c Each Half-gallon jug 4 cans . 25c Peanut Butter Wax Paper 2-“»- 25c Hoody’s Northern 125 Foot Rolls 6 Box Carton Tissue 29c 2 crtns. 35c 5 rolls 29c Matches Shortening Pancake Flour 8 ». Paü 95c Purola Post Toasties Farina Fisher« 9 8-10 lb. Sack 49c 49c Fruit Juices Pineapple or Grapefruit %» 2 tor 25c Spaghetti Corned Beef Devil’dMeat Franco-American 3 cans Armour’1 25c 2 cans Armour's y^ 33c 3 cans Campbell’s Soups Except Chicken and Mushroom 10c 3 e”8 25c Flour Prices Are Advancing. Take Advantage of These Special Prices. Valley Rose Delicious Peter Pan Drain Service Sta. Shirley Andrews, junior, with drew from school last week. She married Verlon Powell. Delores Andrews, a freshman, permanently withdrew from school Inst week Velma Wilson, freshman, re turned to school Monday after an absence of nine weeks. West Side School. Donald Picknell, a third grader, has withdrawn and entered the Silk Creek school. Betty Jean Witcher from the fourth grade has moved to R om - burg. Harry Ralph returned Minday after spending a two week vaca tion in Washington. Harry is a fourth grader, Dorothy Jean Peterse i nas re entered the third grade after at- tending school in Pj^abima, Cal. Harry Renile Cottage Grove General Repair Shop Bicycle, Key A Gun Work Lawn Mower Sharpening Cottage Grove, Oregon THEATRE PROGRAMS ARCADE DIANE Friday, Saturday, January 14, IB, “DEAD END,” Sylvia Sidney, Joel McCrea, Humphrey Bogart, Wendy Barrie, Claire Trevor. Allen Jenkins. Saturday, January 15, “HEART OF THE ROCKIES.” Bob Livingston, Louise Stan ley. Matinee 2:30 p. m Ad mission 10c and 15c. Sunday, Monday, Tuesday January 16, 17, 18, "100 MEN AND A GIRL,” Deanna Durbin, Adolphe Menjou, Allee Brady, Eugene Pallette, Mischa Auer, Billy Gilbert. Wednesday, Thursday, January 19, 20, "45 FATHERS,” Jane Withers, Thomas Beck, Louise Henry, The Hart mans, Sammy Cohen, George Gtvot. Sun.-Mon„ Jan. 16. 17, "BLOSSOMS ON BROAD- WAY,” Edward Arnold, Shirley Ross, John Trent, Rufe Dav in. Tues.-Wed., Jan. 18, 19, "BIG TOWN GIRL.” Claire Trevor, Donald Woods and Alan Dinehart. Thurs„-Fri„ Jan. 20. 21, “PRESCRIPTION FOR ROMANCE,” Wendy Barrie, Kent Taylor, Mischa Auer. Also chapter 3, "The Mysterious Pilot.” Best Valley Flour Guaranteed Hardwheat Oranges Grapefruit Fine for Juice Sweet and Juicy 2 doz 19c Doz Made Cocoanuts 29c Each 5c WHERE THE THRIFTY THRIVE SHORTENING pounds 45c Armour’s Pound 29c Swiss Steak Side Pound Bacon 22c SAUER KRAUT COTTAGE CHEESE Ground Beef Lean 2»» 29c Beef Cubes Boneless lb. 19c 5c pt. 15c lb. WE HAVE FRESH SMELT
