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I THURSDAY, MARCH 10. 1938 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON High School Honor Roll 2nd Semester week end at the home of an aunt, ed a birthday party in Eugene last Mrs. Frank I^iBlue, at Hebron, Monday *' * night for Mrs. “ Ruth's and accompanied the 14iBlue’« to nephew, O. G. Sullivan. Marshfield and other coast town« The Wertz family xjwnt Sunday Saturday. Mr. and Mm. Prcmaz visiting Mr. Wertz’ unde in Scotts Seniors: George Drury, Lucille zl, accompanied by Mary Trent, Valley. Duncan, Marie Hohmann, Marian went to Hebron after Joanne Sun- Mr. and Mm. F. M. Clow of Kirchhöfer, Julian Miller, Marian day afternoon. . Klamath rBlw visnom _____ Fall« were visitors at the Moore, Margaret Read. Ijiwrence Mr. and Mm. Aus Jones of Ed Ashby home Thumday. Mr. Scott, Ted Scott, Maryjane Smith, Reedsport were overnight visitors Clow is Mm. Ashby’s brother. Eleanor Teeters, Ilene ITUnnell, Sunday at the John Wlllian The Neighborhood club met at Bob Woolcott, Clara Belle Cald home. They were also callers at Mm. Iki Pauls Thursday. One well. the Henry Ijike home. visitor was present. The ladies Juniors: Clara Allen. Betty Arn- Mrs. Ralph Witcher and son pieced a comforter top, made the est, Lois Baldwin, Dorismae Bla visited one day last week with । quilting frames and tied the com- lock, June Bolton, Feme Chap Mrs. Witcher’« mother, Mrs. Fran-1 forter. A pot luck dinner was man, Lorenc Christensen, Evelyn ci« Zilkoski, at Springfield. served. Duemt, Sylvia Mooney, Jacle Mor Mr. and Mm. William Rank, The R. W. Anderson family ton, Carol Smith, Annie Marie who have been living on the Gene spent Sunday at the Jack Korts- Petersen, Wanda Eastburn, Fran B oms place, moved last week to jen home near Saginaw. ces Ellsworth, Marie Gllham, south of Cottage _ Grove. Mrs. Blanche Newman and Irene Honnold, Virginia Hunter, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Chapman, family of Salem spent the week Dean Jackson, Betty Jones, Lola the Clair Chapman family and end with her mother, Mrs. Nettie Krcwson, Evelyn Lamb. Virginia Mrs. Lynn Chapman, all of Di- Eates. Lamb, Dorothy Tucker, Jean Sav vick 1. and Mrs. Will McMinamlm .... --------------- The young people’s league are age. of Minneapolis, Minn, sister of F. to have a business meeting Wed- Sophomores: Geraldine Kern, M. Chapman and house guest of nesday night at the J. G. Grimes Gladys Ix'mlcy, Emma likens, the Chapmans. were Sunday din- home. A pot luck dinner will be Sara jane Moore, Eathel Ann New ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. served after the meeting. ton, Rita Quaglia, Bernice Smith, Foster. a birthday dinner honoring Doris Smith, Billy Spies, Maxine The Tom Fisher family and Mrs. Eloise and Maxine Anderson wax Stewart, Jean Teel, Dorothy Wit Fisher’s mother. Mrs. Schoonover, given at the R. W. Anderson home tekind, Lucille Woodard, Evelyn all of Saginaw, were Sunday vis- Sunday night. Those present be- Abeene Betty Adkins, Eugene An Itors of Mr. and Mnt J. W. Fish- sides the family were Charlie Mc- derson, Velma Bennett, Jimmie er- Farland, Mark Molley and Mr. Blickle, Wanda Brown, Montana Mrs. Ralph Witcher entertained and Mrs. Ernest Lackey. CTossett, Billy Earl, Miriam Fer the members of the club and their Mr and Mrs. Ernest Darnell, rin, Lillian Geer, Frances Heflin. families at a party at her home Mr. and Mrs. Percy Clifton and Freshman: Robert Bostick, Bil Friday evening. There were 21’Grandma Wheeler took a trip lie Ann Butler, Myrel Glasgow, present. Cards and games were down the Siuslaw Sunday, Barton Holderman, Vivian Me- played and refreshments were Mr. and Mrs. Anton Willis are New. Altwrt Smith, Peggy Smith, served at midnight. ! the parents of a son born last Bertha Thomason, Betty Thrash Mrs. Howard Keene visited her week. er, Arlinc Anderson, Louise Arm husband In the Eugene hospital Mm. E. Lourance from Wheeler strong, Nancy Anlauf, Patricia la*‘ week. bi visiting with her son, R. C. Baldwin, Betty Chapman, Ken Mm. Corbett Smith and chll-. Lourance and family. neth Davis. Maxine Ewing, Olive dren of Culp Creek visited Satur-__________________ Gawley, Lois Hansen, Mildred day with Mrs Joe Prcmazzl. Harris. Donna Hatch. Sylva Mich ael, June Roner, Dick Smith, Harry Sturges, Berta Tullar. The Clyde Hartman family have sold their ranch and moved The E. N. Brasher house caught to a place near Creswell. The four fire Thumday atxiut noon from children attending school with sparks settling on the roof. The drew last Thursday. The family The Brownie Zilkoaki family of fire was discovered by Mm Nor who take immediate possession Wendling were visitors three day« val Williams, a neighbor. It had arc from Springfield. Phyllis Owens, who with her the latter part of the week at the gained considerable headway and home of Mm Zilkoxkl's sister, was fanned by a stiff breeze, but parents recently arrived from by gallant work of neighbors and California, entered school in the Mm. Ralph Witcher. Mm. S. P. Shortridge, accom some truck drivers it was extin fourth grade. The honor roll for the last six panied by a daughter, Mm. Del guished after burning a large bert Brown of Cottage Grove, hole In the roof. While helping weeks period of school is: Eighth «pent Thursday with Mm. Emma dip water from a creek. Mm Wil grade, Nellie Stalder; seventh, Adams at Latham In celebration liams fell in. being completely Virginia Brown. Mary Marden; of the latter's birthday anniver- submerged, but fortunately was sixth, Esther Hansen. Alice Dun not injured. levy. Dale Owens, Ralph David Mr. and Mm. Carl Small at son; fourth. Lloyd Myers. Andrew Lake of Noti «pent Sun I^oraine Keller, a sixth grader, I tended the sixty-eighth wedding day with a brother Henry. Mr. and Mm. Gerald Conner are anniversary Sunday of Mm. withdrew from school as the fam- I the parent« of an S-pound boy. Small’s grandparents, Mr. and ily moved to Horton, recently. At a meeting of the school I bom Sunday, March 6, at the Mm. William Bohart at Trent. McFarland maternity ’ home in Mr and Mni LeRoy Goodwin I»a rd last Wednesday evening I ~ ~ *- Cottage Grove. He has been nam gave a dinner Sunday in honor of business was transacted. Mm. I the eighteenth birthday anniver- Hazel Culver was reelected teach- I ed Stanley Erwin. Joanne Prcmazzl spent the sary of their daughter Lanez. er for the next year. There were 12 guests present. Mr. and Mm. John Stalder, The Womans Bible class will newlyweds, returned home Satur meet Friday afternoon with Mm. day and on Saturday night were John Small. The young people's given a rousing charivari by a Bible class will meet Friday eve group of friends. Mr. and Mm. Max Saars and i ning at the Goodwin home. The young people's Bible class of the children of Bradwood arrived Fri Church of Christ at Eugene is ex day evening to visit Max's par pected to be here for that meet ents. Mr. and Mm. E. J. Seam, ing. and other relatives. Max returned The Harvey Shipp family and home Sunday and Mm. Seam and Mm. Harold Abeene and three children are staying for a couple daughtem spent Sunday at Rose of weeks. burg. where Mr. Shipp preached Grandma Akem has been quite at the morning service. sick and is now somewhat im Be sure you get acclimated Mr. and Mm. Edwin Tullar of proved. A daughter. Mm. Harry _____________ Cal., seeds Our seeds are locally Eugene spent Sunday at the Mitchell of Sacramento, home of their daughter, Mrs. Joe came to help care for her. grown. Geer. Mrs. Hugh McCormack of Lynx Mm. Norval Williams received Hollow was a week-end guest at Red, White, Pink, Lavender word Sunday of the death of a the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. niece at Portland. She left imme- Conner. or Mixed dlately for that city. The Harold Wolfard family of A 5-pound son was bom Satur- Eugene, Miss Daisy Zimmerly, day to Mr. and Mm. Bud Thom. Miss Gail Lindamood, Justin A daughter was bom Saturday Brown and Donald Nixon of Cot to Mr. and Mm. Gordon Stimmel tage Grove were Sunday guests at of Black Butte. i the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee ! Nixon. Miss Velma Schletzer has gone to the Stewart home near Eugene . where she has employment. W. J. Burden of Eugene gave a Mrs. Gertrude Snow, who has BROWN’S DRUG STORE’ talk at 11 o’clock service at the been employed in Eugene, is home S.D.A. church Saturday. on the sick list, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Ruth attend- Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Snow. Kenneth Zumwalt and Lyle Jackson are among flu victims. Both men were off duty at the Saginaw mill a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jackson were Eugene visitors Monday. Their grandson, Norman Rausch, came home with them to spend a few days. London Delight Valley Thornton Corners Plant Sweet Peas NOW 10c Package or Bulk Cottage Grove Pharmacy Silk Creek Largest Stock of New and Modem Furniture We Have Ever Had Come In and Look It Over Remember—You can trade what you no longer need for new at this store. We extend credit in reason with no carrying charge—We carry our own paper. M c L aughlin ’S THE COTTAGE GROVE BARGAIN HOUSE Four Buildings Adjoining Diane Theatre Saginaw The Rudolph Campbell family of near Noti spent Saturday night and Sunday at the Roy Taplln home. Mrs. F. T. Benston left one day last week for Washington where she will visit relatives for two or three weeks. Carol Thompson of Eugene is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Lee Fry. Edward Krebser of Ridgefield, Wash., and the Arthur Reed fam ily of Cottage Grove were Sunday guests at the Lowell Benston home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taplln and Mrs. Ray Stewart spent Thursday at Triangle Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fry, who had spent the past few months at the Lee Fry home, returned to Grand Coulee, Wash., recently. Mary Bryant returned to her home at Roseburg Saturday after visiting friends here for two weeks. Box Latter Files. Sentinel. Stapling Machines. Sentinel. Little Wanted« Do Big Things.
