THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1938
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
THEATRE PROGRAMS
ARCADE
DIANE
Friday and Saturday
January 21. 22
“THE PERFECT
SPECIMEN”
Errol Flynn, Joan Blondell,
Hugh Herbert. May Robson.
Ed E. Horton, Beverly Rob
erts, Allen Jenkins.
Saturday, January 22
“PUBLIC COWBOY NO. I”
Gene Autry, Ann Ruther
ford. Matinée 2:30 P. M. Ad
mission 10c and 13c.
Sunday. Monday
January 23, 24
“FIGHT FOR YOUR
LADY”
John Boles, Jack Oakie, Ida
Lupino, Margot Grahame.
Sunday. Monday. Tuesday
January 23, 24, S3
“WALTER WANGER’S
VOGUES OF 1938”
Warner Baxter, Joan Ben
nett, Helen Vinson, Mischa
Auer, Alan Mowbray. Film
ed in TECHNICOLOR.
Tuesday, Wednesday
January 25, 26
“THE MAN WHO CRIED
WOLF"
I^wis Stone, Barbara Read.
Tom Brown.
Wednesday, Thursday
Thursday, Friday
“MANHATTAN
MERRY-GO-ROUND"
Phil Regan. Leo Carillo, Ann
Dvorak, Ted Lewis, Cah Cal
loway. Joe DiMaggio, James
•
Gleason. Henry Armetta.
“WEST OF SHANGHAI”
Borin Karloff, Beverly Rob
ert*. Ricardo Cortez. Also
chapter 4, •'The Mysterious
Pilot.”
Edith Allen and Clara Stevens
were hostesses for the Royal
Neighbors club at the Stevens
home Monday evening. At cards
Elsie DeYoung and Mable Sow les
drew prizes. Refreshments were
A series of revival services to be
served at 8:45. Mrs. Thompson. held each evening for three weeks
Mrs. Susie Garoutte and Mrs. will open at the Methodist church
Merle Porter were invited guests. Monday, January 24. Rev. S. E.
Polovina. Methodist Sam." will
The members of the board of be the evangelist in charge. The
the Order of Rainbow for the en services will start at 7:30 p. m.
suing year arc: Mrs. Schofield
Evangelist Polovina. a native of
Stewart, retiring mother advisor; Austria,
but now a naturalized
Mrs. Lavilla Woodard, Mrs. Verna
citizen, is widely known
Lombard. Mrs. Ruby Anlauf, Mrs. American
throughout the middle west and
Gladys Hall, Ray Lemley and east,
where he has spoken in over
Knaffle Haynes.
4,000 churches and 1,500 high
At the Research Club meeting schools and colleges.
Rev. Polovina has had a most
Mrs. L. W. Coiner reviewed cur
rent events. Mrs. C. A. Ball of colorful career, including service
India spoke and showed pictures in the United States army as chap
and costumes of that country. The lain. He comes most highly rec
other guests were Mrs. Robertson ommended as a dynamic, forceful
and Mrs. Cheesman.
The club and challenging sneaker, who will
donated a sheet to the local Health "make you laugh, and cry. but
think as you never thought be
Council Loan Closet.
fore.”
A cordial invitation is extended
The Gardenia Club met last
Thursday with Francis Coulter. to every resident of this vicinity
Wanda Skinner of Myrtle Creek to hear this man and his message,
was a guest. The club will meet who has thrilled and helped thous
next Thursday with Mrs. Read ands during his career.
Hemenway at the home of Mrs.
Ed Keitzer on West Main.
Noted Evangelist To
Open Meetings Here
+
SPECIAL
for
Saturday
Close out of a few
darker shades of
all silk full
fashioned
Gaymode
Hose
Mountain States
Mrs. O. W. Blackmore enter- •pnwor Ta Qnlvoni
tained with two tablas of 500 Sat-
AS OOIVUHL
urday night in honor of her hus-
band's birthday. Guests n. were the .
Action of the Mountain States
L. C. Funk. William F«pk and power company in seeking per-
Glen Jenkins families. Refresh- mission to reorganize under terms
ments were served.
। of article 77B does not brand the
company as insolvent. Zed E. Mer
The men of the Methodist
The Acacia club dance will be rill, newly designated president of
church were hosts at a well at- held Wednesday. January 26. at the utility, explained January 14.
tended church night rally Mon- Masonic hall. The hosts for the
"Many of our stockholders are
day evening. Oyster soup and cof- evening are Dr. and Mrs. Lcbow. confusing the action of our com
fee were served as a supplement Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mills. Mr. and pany in applying for reorganiza
to the potluck supper. S. L. Mack- Mrs. Damon Scott. Mr. and Mrs. tion under 77B." Mr. Merrill said,
Holm-Wells Wedding
in acted as toastmaster of the Qchnfield Stewart
“with insolvency.
Miss Mildred Holm, daughter of program which followed the sup-
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Mrs. Harvey Shipp. Mrs. Arthur
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.
i “Our company is not insolvent, Ritter
Mrs. Olga Holm of this city was per. The group sang favorite secu-
and the Misses I.anez Good
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Ray
V
incent
were
b
U
f
on
t
he
ot
h
cr
hand
its
condi-
married to Ira Wells Saturday lar and religious songs and listen- hosts at a covered dish dinner
win
and
Clara Powell sponsored
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tion has been steadily improving
night at 8 o'clock at the Metho ed to a number of short talks by Sunday. Their
2 guests
__ _ , were
_
2 _ since
a party at the Shipp home Friday
the
1933
dist parsonage, Rev. Ellsworth members and friends of the Amii Thies famiTy, Mr. and Mrs.
“The impossibility of refunding evening. Refreshments were serv
Tilton officiating. Only immediate church. Jean King entertained James Powell, the Sam East bum
ed.
relatives were present. Miss Holm with several vocal selections and family and Mr. and Mrs. William our first mortgage bonds, matur-
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Paswa-
ing
on
January
1
of
this
year,
is a graduate of Cottage Grove the junior choir, under direction Haldeman and daughter.
ter and two children of Eugene
1
made
it
necessary
in
the
best
in-
high school. The couple left Sun of Mrs. Tilton, sang several songs.
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terests of our stockholders to peti were week end guests at the Le-
day for a visit at Hood River.
The evening ended with a short
•Die Neighbors of W’oodcraft Uon ¿he fcdcral œurt for
Roy Goodwin home.
social period of games.
will meet socially Thursday eve- ganization. This we hope will be
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Add lemán,
The following are the officers
ning. January 27. at 7:30, at the
Mr. and Mrs. James Hicks, Miss
for the Bert B. Chandler auxili
The Social Twelve club met on home of Mrs. Helen Smith, with accomplished quickly.
"I - want
feel Ghislaine Hicks and Mise Aubrey
....... our
..... stockholders to .ww.
ary for the coming year: Presi Thursday, January 13, at the Mrs. Mabel Powell
as
assistant
frpe
to
ca
n
on
me>
or
a(
any
of King of Eugene and Edward Hur-
dent. Millie Hodgson; senior vice home of Mrs. Bessie Sutcliffe. A hostess.
our
offices,
at
any
time,
for
any
by of Portland visited Sunday af-
president. Elgie Smyth; junior 1:30 dessert luncheon was served
information
they may desire.
temoon at the W. L. Townsend
vice president. Lois Williams; sec and after a short business meet- j The
Eastern _____
Star is holding a
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"It will be the aim of the com home.
retary, Ada Oaks:
treasurer, ing the afternoon was spent so- special meeting Friday evening,
pany, if it is retained in posses-
Josephine Chapman ; chaplain, cially. The next meeting will be on January 21. for the official visit „„„
Lancz Goodwin left Sunday for
OI
_r.v to protect
of the Drm
property,
Martha Cooley; historian. Eva Thursday, January 27, at the home of Associate Grand Conductress sion
a two weeks visit with friends at
the
interests
of
its
stockholders
vaia ui
niluiuvi ; Lorane and Eugene.
I ' mer
Greeley; patriotic instructor. Min of Miss Eunice BenDenber- a. d Hallie Huntington, of Eugene.
the unci
,nteresls
or na a
’' ivsv
‘’bolder*
and creditors to the fullest pos
nie Sweet; conductors, Larain her mother. The club is entertain-
Mrs. Robert Simmons of Eu
sible extent.”
Huff, Margaret Rodgers; guards, ing for Mrs. Maude -Vngnt. a
gene spent last week at the horn«»
The Women's Relief Corps will
Bertha Rodgers and Laura Doo member who is spending the win- hold the next meeting at the arm-
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of her mother. Mrs. E. N. Brasher.
little. The newly elected officers ter in Portland.
— at _ 2 p. m. All
EASTERN STAR OFFICERS
Townsend family
ory January 22
were installed at the armory.
Installation of 1938 officer» ot of Culp Creek spent the week end
members are requested to be pres-
Rosa Peterson was the installing
Four ladies who were girls to" ent.
. E. S. was held Friday. Jan. 14. at the w l Townsend home.
officer and Ada Oaks presented gether many years ago in the
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The following being installed:
.
„„„„
Mrs. Peterson with a past presi-
_
_
Saginaw
section, will enjoyed
a Gladys
re-
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Mrs.
H. B. Ferrin
be host-
Hall,^Vorthy Matron; ML
(h<w John Massey
dent's pm Fifty persons partook union at the home of Mrs. A. W. ess for the Presbyterian mission- M.
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bX ,hp into the
of the potluck dinner which was Sloan, their first in nearly forty ary society Wednesday J«»««™
Go
January
Godard, Associate Matron Velma house
f p nnd ® has
moved
served after the installation cere- years. Saturday. The ladies were 26 at 2:30.
Harrel, secretary; Hansine Jacob- .
monies.
I.2rs. Sloan, Mrs. Alice Marshall “
sen, treasurer; Eunice Van Den-
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of Portland, Mrs. Bob Phillips of! The congregational no - hostess burg. Conductress; Mary Work
Mrs. Susie Garoutte was pleas- London and Mrs. Nellie Ogden of dinner of the Presbyterian church man, Associate Conductress; Max
antly surprised by • number of Creswell. Mrs. Marshall returned wiU
heid this Thursday eve- ine Ward. Chaplain; Echo Galdi-
her friends last Friday evening, - to ~
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bini, Marshall; Rose Hutton, Ad-
Portland "
Sunday.
,
ning at 6:30.
her birthday anniversary. The
ah;Betty Jacobsen. Ruth; Ida
members of the party were Mrs.
Mrs. Alvis Wicks entertained: The Joker club ___ will be enter- Williams. Esther; Helen Olson, j
Minnie Willits, Mrs. Clara Stev the Ad Libitum club at her home tained this, Thursday, evening by Martha; Nellie Petersen, Electa; From double-teste«] cows and
ens, Mrs. Ethel Applewhite, Mrs. last Thursday. The room was at- Mrs. Carl King at her home at Lorena Haynes, Warder; Vern handled under modern sani
Eva Hatch and daughter Dorothy. tractively decorated with orchid- 7.39
Williams. Sentinel. Knaffle Hayn
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hatch and colored chrysanthemums. A social,
es. Associate Patron, and lima j tary condition», try
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daughter Janet. Mr. and Mrs. El afternoon was enjoyed and re-
The Utopia club will have its Thum, organist, were unable to be I
mer Kent, Harry Wilson, Frank freshmen ts were served. The club .annual dinner Thursday at one
Refreshments
were
___ present.
Smithson. Mrs. Garoutte received plans to hold a dinner party at o’clock at the home of Mrs. W. W. served, Ruth Randall being chair-
several gifts. Games were played Philips hall January 21, with hus- McFarland,
Phone 21F4
| man in charge.
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and refreshments were served.
bands of members as guests.
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Oregon law requires, motorists Yea, We Produce Our Own
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' A prominent civic leader in a
At the Tuesday Study club Mrs.
Miss Helen Olson entertained a jQew jersey city is wearing out to report all automobile accidents,
C. E. Umphrey reviewed the book group of friends at her home on
Koener«
resulting in property damage or
“Russian Use in the Present Day Ash avenue this week. A 7:30 nis llsleners on the subject of in death or injury to any person, j
safety,
but
he
has
no
choice
in
the
World,” by Dr. Earl Williams. dessert was served. Mr. and Mrs.
and Secretary of State Snell urges
Mrs. Dan Hamant reviewed “The Victor Phelps of Eugene, Mrs. matter. A judge who found the persons making reports to fill in
civic
leader
guilty
on
a
speeding
Cossack," by Tolstoi, and Miss Donald Umphrey of Eugene were charge sentenced him to speak on all the information requested on
Mariette Hamant reviewed the out of town guests. The evening safety at every function he at- the blanks. Only thus, he says,
contents of the Woman’s Club was spent at bridge, Mr. Umphrey, tended from October 30, 1937, to can the reports serve their great
magazine. A round table discus and Mr. H. B. Ferrin winning
usefulness in pointing the way
October 30, 1938, and he’s doing a. est
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sion followed the reviews.
prizes.
good job of “serving his sentence.” to accident prevention.
The Elmartes club met Tuesday
Mrs. William Zimmerly was
Mink Fur Valuable
Bees Never Domesticated
afternoon for a 1:30 dessert at hostess to the Needlecraft club
The mink is among the topnotch-
There are no domesticated bees.
the tiome of Mrs. Ralph Saltsman. this week. A 1:30 dessert was
Mrs. Maxwell was an invited served and Mrs. Earl Hill, Mrs. Those living in man-made hives are ers as a fur-bearing animal, the
guest. Mrs. Saltsman won high E. G. Hendricks, Mrs. Mickey as wild as those inhabiting hollow value of its pelt being exceeded on
ly by otter and beavers.
score at bridge.
were guests. The club will meet trees in the jungle.
in two weeks with Mrs. Earl Bald-
R. N. A. lodge will meet Tues- win.
day, January 25.
Carnation club will meet Friday
evening, January 21, for a 7:30
dessert bridge at the home of Mrs.
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Stop signs are Just ns important
in preventing accidents as traffic
lights and signals. Secretary of
State Snell declares. He reminds
motorists that other drivers may
be depending on through-street
markers to protect them against
fast cross traffic, and any disre
garding of the markers is apt to
have disastrous results.
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you today
I’LL do the
work of ten hired hands
for only o few cents o
day . . . and I'll do o bet
ter job ot
most
things
than any other servant
you con hire..........
soys
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The W.C.T.U. met at the home
of Mrs. James A. Smith Friday.
January 14. Mrs. Mary Smith was
joint hostess. Mrs. Knickerbocker
was devotional leader and Mrs.
Ellsworth Tilton lesson leader.
The O.L.H. club will meet Tues-
day, January 25 at 1:30.
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