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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1938)
Mt. States Power Issues Statement Mount View Bowling Scores ! THE CHURCHES parsonage Sunday morning for an 8:30 breakfast. The Sunday School Board will have a potluck supper preceeding their regular meeting on Monday evening. Brighten Your Kitchen With New KITCHEN WARE Mr. and Mrs. Aus Jones of Howling Hchndule March 14-18 Rcerlsport were overnight guests Monday Pott Office vt. C. G. The Mountain States Power Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Hotel. Tuesday Presbyterian Church, Jamin A H & II. Auto vs. Company's Preferred Htockhold- Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Snauer and Irish-Swartz. Smith, Pastor. Sunday. 11 a. m. crx' Protective Committee today theme, "Loyalty to the Church,” Wednesday Bob's released the following statement son Dean spent the week end at special music by the choir; 6:30 by Hi«' chairman of that commit Winchester bay. returning home Pirut National Hank. Tuesday. Thursday Cottage Grove Lum a very special service. The Wom- tee: The Indian's conception of the I^xjnard King, who is employed en's Missionary society and the Twenty-third Psalm, given by an ber Co. vs. Quality Market. "Mr. David S. Holiday, Chair at Culp Creek, sustained an In- Friday Arcade - Sentinel vs. Christian Endeavor society join in authority in the Indianapolis News man of th«« Preferred Stockhold Jury to his shoulder last inviting all others to hear Miss Scott Lumber Co. ers’ Committee, stated today that and is unable to work for a weck, few Jean Pound, a missionary from follows: "The Great Father above The past week was a difficult representatives of the Preferred days. China, tell of conditions in that is a Shepherd Chief. I am His and one for the teams attempting to Stockholders' Committee had com Mr. and Mrs. George l-ayng hold first place in the local bowl- war-torn land. The meeting will with Him I want not. He throws ALL NESCO — TRIPLE pleted their investigation and were were Sunday dinner guests out to me a rope, and the name of at the ing tournament. The Arcade- be held in the dining room, light the rope is love, and He draws me, COATED STAINLESS hopeful that the Mountain States 1. J. Beidlcr home at Latham. Sentinel team, which has been in refreshments will be served and Power Company would is* reor ENAMELWARE The teacher and pupils of the first place for the past two weeks Miss Pound will talk as we ait and He draws me. and He draws ganized in such a manner as to be Fairview school and a number of me to where the grass is green and about the tables. Ix-neficial to the holders of the patrons of that district, met at went down to second place Tues the water not dangerous, and I preferred stock Mr. .Holiday also Ihe Mount View school Friday. A day night, when they tangled with Teakettle, regular $3.60, this eat. and lie down satisfied Some Free Methodist Church. Geo. G. the challenging H & H Auto team. stated that it had come to the at baseball game had been planned sale only.................. $2 40 tention of his committee that a between the two schools but tlw The garagemen handed the theat Edwards, Pastor. Sunday school, times my heart is very weak and decided effort is being made to game had to be postponed on ac er-printers a good trouncing, and 9:45; forenoon service, 11, sermon fails me, but He lifts it up again Double Boiler, was $2.70, |N>rxunde the pi। sent holders of count of rain. Indoor games were went Into first place by five pins. subject, "What Will We Find in and draws me into a good road. $1.80 now Their stay there was short, how Heaven?" Evening service, 7:30, His name is Wonderful Some time, preferred stock that the company played. sermon subject, "Things That Are it may be very soon, it may be ever, for the Irish-Swartz bowlers Here'« your chance to make lx bankrupt and that there lx no Lee Duffey is building a water "got hot” the following night and Pleasing in His Sight,” John 3:22; longer, it may be a long, long time. value to the preferred stock. tower and tank on his place, a real saving on some of the went into first place with a lead prayer meeting every Thursday He will draw me into a place be They arc using ax one of their finest enamelware. Mrs A. M Smith spent the tween mountains. It is dark there, arguments that all stockholders week end in Portland with a sis- of nearly 150 pins after setting a evening. new game and new high series LIFE-TIME STAINLESS should supfxirt a public ownership ter, Mrs. Will Osgood. but I’ll draw back not. I’ll be afraid record. The tiowling of Woodard, Christian Science .Society — Sun program, representing that upon STEEL WARE not, for it is there between these Hutter ('auton of Ashland vis- the acquisition of the assets of the Itcd recently with Miss Winifred Swanson and Schroeder appeared day school, 9:45; forenoon service, mountains that the Shepherd Chief New shipment of these beau to be high ligths of the week. 11, sermon subject. "Substance;" will meet me, and the hunger I company by such public owner GHcrlst. Minor hit a new high for the Ar tiful utensils just arrived. evening service second and fourth have felt in my heart all through ship districts the preferred stock The Albert Guggisberg family Stain proof, rust proof, chip holder would receive greater value of I^oranc were Sunday evening cade-Sentinel team, when he hit Wednesdays at 8:00. Reading room this life will be satisfied. Sometimes from his investment than to con visitors at the Fred Guggisberg 200 Tuesday evening. From all second floor of Petersen building He makes the love rope into a whip, proof. Special introductory indications, anything may happen open to public from 3 to 5 on tinue his holdings. Mr. Holiday home. but afterward He gives me a staff price for limited time only. during the final two weeks of the Wednesdays and Saturdays, and stated that he did not believe the Otis Dickey of Thornton Cor tournament. to lean on. He spreads a table be SEE US FOR WALL 7 to 9 Saturdays, except holidays. preferred stockholders would be ners was a visitor Sunday at the fore me with all kinds of food. He deceive by such a plan and pointed Boone Humphrey home. MARCH 3 PAPER and PAINT puts His hand upon my head and out that the support of a public Baptist Church, Henry W. Davis all the tired is gone, Mrs. Amanda Sears of Cottage Quality Market- My cup He ownership program would be de Grove was present at the regular Gates, L. 121 145 120 pastor.— Sunday school, 10; fore trimental to their Interests and meeting of the Neighborhood club DeYoung 152 149 190 noon service, 11, sermon subject. fills till it runs over. What I tell that possibly such a plan is being Wifinesday of last week at the Boalaugh, R. 128 125 125 "What We Do;" evening sendee. you is true. I lie not. These roads Gates, D. abvocated by some to perrnit of home of Mrs. Curtis Annand. 125 181 136 7:30, sermon subject, "Can a Mod- that are away ahead wiU stay with Anderson the acquisition of the company's 107 154 118 em Man Believe in Personal Im-. me all through this life, and after- 1 landicap preferred st<xk. knowing of Its 212 212 212 mortality?” This is the last of the ward 1 W«M/o to live in the Big CITY COUNCIL MEETING value, to the detriment of the Total 2712 series of sermons on "Religion and TeP«e and down with the Shep- The city council met Monday- present owners. The company is night. Councilman Helliwell ask- Irish-Swartz- Life." Young people’s meetings at herd Chief forever.” not bankrupt, nor in liquidation. ed for more time for making his Bagley 125 165 167 6:30, Russell Woolcott, leader; The earnings of the company have report on the proposed finance lienxon 188 145 169 choir rehearsal, Wednesday, 7:30, improved, and the company should ordinance. Litwiller 128 129 115 Mrs. Schrenk, director; prayer after reorganization be able to 130 182 16-1 meeting, Thursday, 7:30. The city fire department sub Schroeder meet its obligations and perform mitted a plan for the hospitaliza Swartz 166 128 105 Its public utility functions without tion of the members of that organ Handicap 188 188 188 The Women'« Friday Bible difficulty." Total 2770 class will meet at 2 p. m. Friday, ization, the city to pledge $88 to High Single, DeYoung 190; High March 11. at the home of the lx? supplemented by a payment of $2 a month by each fireman. The Series, Denson 502; Games won, teacher, Mrs. Fred Laubach, two plan will be further considered by Irish-Swartz 2, Quality Market 1. miles west of Cottage Grove on MARCH 4 the council.. the Gowdyville road. Lesson will Blds were received for auditing Cottage Grove Lumber Co.— be on the subject. “The Great 101 146 146 Tribulation and the Millenium or the city books. Mr. Horton’s bid Garoutte 141 133 140 the Seventh Dispeusation." All of $42 was accepted. The monthly Lemley. F. Lemley, R. 115 125 117 women are invited. bids were allowed. Ward 175 136 118 Breedlove 113 122 112 MOUNT VIEW MAY GET Church of the Nazarene, C. E. Handicap 244 244 244 ELECTRICITY Thayer, pastor. Sunday school, Total 2672 The local manager of the Moun 9:45; morning service, 11; evening ; Scott Lumber Co- tain States Power company was 178 160 150 service, 7:30. The revival starts in the neighborhood last week en Johnson, IV L Sharp 87 111 137 Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Paul Mar- deavoring to see if there were Mace 138 143 134 tin in charge. Mrs. Martin plays enough prospective users of elec 127 123 143 the Vibra harp. Services each tricity to warrant extending the Foland Ashland 109 111 139 night except Saturday, at 7 30. lines out this far. Much interest Handicap 242 242 242 Miss Pounds, a missionary from was found and a meeting was Total 2716 China, will speak Sunday after held Monday evening at the Cot and High single. Johnson, M. 178; noon at 3 o’clock. tage Grove office, which was well 488; attended by residents from here. high series, Johnson. M Games won. C. G. Lbr. Co. 2, Scott London Church of Christ.—Bible school, 10 a. m.; morning service. OMC MOTHER-HON BANQUET, Lbr. Co. 1. 11. communion, 11:50; Bible study MARCH 7. May 6, 7. and 8 are the dates 7:15; Ladies Bible class. Friday. Bob's Alleys — PLANS. . . For Lawns and Gardens just announced for the annual wo 130 123 134 1:30 at the John Small home; men's week end at Oregon State King meetings with friends, f* By telephone.. lindi what 153 117 161 young people's meeting, Friday, college, which this year will fea Nelson, B •tors h»i whsl the weals, 142 140 145 7:30 at the Roy Goodwin home; ture the mother-son banquet. Two Glasgow d«y. song practice Wednesday evening, 113 154 155 years ago the custom was started Wendling 7:30 at the church. McKibben 147 18-1 135 of having mother-son and mother- 166 166 166 daughter banquets on alternate Handicap Total 2631 Methodist Episcopal Church, years. Cbttage Grove Hotel- Ellsworth M. Tilton, Pastor—Sun GREETS . . SAVES . . Collins, B. 106 100 113 day school. 9:45; forenoon service. a Newspaper. Patronise Them. Blackmore 146 151 145 11. sermon subject. "Missions or the one whose special dly time, strength, energy — Duollcatlnr Bundles Sentinel Collins, T. because she has a TELE Mimeograph etencila. Sentinel. 142 123 143 What." Missionary Thank Offer PHONE! Sanford 136 118 166 ing Sunday. Evening service, 7:30, Reis guard 144 153 139 sermon subject, "Before Alders- Handicap 215 215 215 gate. Young people’s meetings: Total 2670 Epworth League. 6:30; Intermed High single. McKibben. 184; iate league, 7:30; prayer meeting high series. McKibben. 466; games Thursday. 7:30. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY won. Hotel 2. Bob’s Alleys 1. A class for children who will 524 Main Telephone 83 MARCH 8 enter into full church membership Ken- 123 114 101 at Easter time will meet at the Swanson 149 141 175 Brissette 165 137 146 Kebelbeck, M 152 135 163 Woodard 170 207 148 Handicap 175 175 175 Total 2751 Arcade-Sentinel More lock 129 139 149 Wolleat 129 166 126 LONGER HOOD-BIG BUILT-IN LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT-RICH NEW INTERIORS Minor 117 154 200 Rynearson 125 151 142 Shofstall 122 134 144 Handicap 181 181 181 Total 2670 High single, Woodard. 207; high scries, Woodard, 525; games won, I Arcade-Sentinel 2, H.&H. Auto, 1. March 9 THE NEW THRIFTY ‘ Irish-Swartz— Schroeder 158 193 191 1935 Ford Sedan $450.00 Denson 112 190 170 Heater, tires and paint like Litwiller 109 149 122 new. Low mileage. Bagley 124 181 142 Swartz FORDS 164 152 127 Handicap 187 187 187 1929 Town Sedan $125.00 Total 2845 Nice car. Scott Lumber Co.— 1929 Roadster ..... $ 85.00 Foland 140 136 123 New tires. Good. Johnson, M. 139 127 129 Johnson. C. 139 114 180 1928 Coupe .$ 85.00 1936 Naah Sedan $675.00 Mace 144 104 166 tires. Good Trunk, heater, radio, extra 107 117 103 Ashland good. Low mileage, new tire« Handicap 243 243 243 CHEVROLETS and paint. Total 2697 1930 2-Dr. Sedan $150.00 High Single Schroeder 193. ’36 Plymouth Sedan $575 Tires and paint good. High Series Schroeder 542. Trunk, new paint, tires, very 1929 Coupe Games won: Scott Lbr. Co. 2; COTTAGE $125.00 clean car. Irish-Swartz 1. Paint and tires good. Reduced One third THE GROVE HARDWARE Bulk and Package Garden Onion Plants Fertilizer BEIDLER’S FEED STORE We Set NATIONAL USED CAR1 the Pace IE EXCHANGE WEEK New in Beauty and Bigness! yw USED CAR VALUES mt* * Owners report 22 to 27 miles per gallon—and it's a car you DRIVE A BETTER CAB 60” FORDV-8 LOOK at These Typical Buys DELIVERED IN GROVE 1936 Olds Sedan . $660.00 Trunk, heater, paint and tires like new. Low mileage. Several Other Cheaper Cars. Martin Motors North 9th Street, Cottage Grove, Oregon Tears far Funerals Centuries ago in many lands, par ticularly Persia, the mourning of the death of a great man was often enhanced by having his horses, as well as his family and friends, shed tears during the funeral procession. The trick was accomplished, says Collier’s Weekly, by placing mus tard seed in the nostrils of the ani mals. EQUIPMENT INCLUDED Prlc« la for tie 6« II. P. Tudor Sedan Illustrated and Inrludaa equipment, transportation char««« and tares.
