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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1938)
TlIURSDAY. APRIL 21. 1938 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Silk Creek all-day meeting. Miss Lutz gave a talk on finishes for better dresses. The next meeting will be May 12 at Mrs. Bains. Guests Sunday at the Bert My ers home were the Harold Kirk family of Springfield, the Doug Castle family and Clifford Green of Hebron, Mr. and Mrs. Art Jen kins of Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lake of Thornton Corners and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Myers and family of Delight Valley. A petition has been circulated in this community recently for tMe reelection of Miss Beryl Smith for teacher of the Blue Mountain school District 31. Nearly all homes in the district were reach ed, and all persons contacted signed, making it one hundred per cent. Mr. and Mrs. James Lebow ac- companied the Mac and Tony To- noU families to Albany Sunday to visit with Mrs. Martha Gurley. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lebow are visiting at the James Lebow home. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mayben of Row river were visitors Sunday at the Neble Elliott home. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Premazzi. Mrs Ralph Witcher visited Thursday with relatives at Spring field Mrs. C. R. Trent and Mrs. Mol lie Trent visited Thursday at the Lloyd Bam home at Blue Moun tain. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fisher spent Sunday afternoon at the Earl Fisher home at Saginaw. Mrs. Frank Gireau entertained with a 1:30 dessert bridge party at her home Monday. Mrs. Ruth Plaster of Portland visited overnight Saturday at the James Plaster home. Mrs. James Plaster accompanied her home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tunis VanProoyn of Lathain visited Sunday evening at the Joe Premazzi home. April 19.—Leonard Estes left Monday for Portland where he will spend the summer. The community club met Tues day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Burcham. There was a short busi ness meeting followed by discus sion of rural improvements and farm problems. Mrs. Burcham served refreshments in keeping with the Easter season. Mr. Curtis’ nephew, Billy Doley, of Pasadena. Cal., came Sunday to spend the summer with the Curtis family. Mrs. Wertz spent Sunday with her sister at Anlauf. M;u"garet Bolton was in Rose burg Saturday for medical treat ment. Delbert Wertz spent the week end fishing on Smith river with a party of friends and relatives. Mrs. Callie Vincent is visiting Several ladies from here at- at the Paul home a few days this tended club at Dorena Wednes- week. day of last week and worked on a The F. D. Reed family and the quilt and some fancy work for Misses Margaret and Elizabeth the hostess, Mrs. Ray Van Schoi- Hemenway, nurses in the Eugene ack. hospital, were Sunday guests at Mrs. Fred Kelly has been ill for the W. A. Hemenway home. Mr. several day’s but is slowly improv Reed is a brother of Mrs. Hemen ing. Mrs. Ida Garoutte is caring way. for her. Eas- Lancaster visited Charles Mr. and Mrs. Mattheyer and Mr. and Mrs. Frank McHugill baby and Mr. and Mrs. Claire ter at the home of his father on of Roseburg visited over the week Parks of Eugene visited Sunday Elk creek. Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Mattson of end at the Otho Van Schoiack at John Ashbys. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Oaks and Gowdyville, Mr. and Mrs. Bud home. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gillispie and two small sons of Salem spent Lorenz of Lorane and Mr. and Easter with the Oscar Wheeler Mrs. Ross Peterson of the Grove children were all day guests Sun were visitors at the C. C. Miller day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. family. Dowens of Mount View. home during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bradtl and Mrs. C. A. Van Schoiack and Mr. and Mrs. George Pennock daughter Martha of Aurora and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Frances of and Miss Phyllis Pennock of Hor Mrs. Harry Elfving attended the Portland called at Burchams Mon ton spent the week end at the funeral of Ivan Sams in Cottage Grove Friday. day afternoon. Mrs. Bradtl is Mrs. George Peters home. Mrs. Carl Yancey was called to Sunday visitors at the T. H. Burcham’s niece and the party were on the return trip from Moody home were Cora Allen and Portland Saturday to attend a Phoenix, Ariz., where Miss Martha family of Sutherlin and the W. L. had spent the winter. They had Allen family of Wendling. Mr. and Mrs. George Peters vis also visited many other interest ited at the Charles Turpin home ing southern points enroute. The Woolcott family attended at Anlauf Sunday. The Merle Porter family attend Easter services in Eugene Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Teague and ed a bride party at the Reed home daughter of Eugene visited Sun at Divide Sunday night. Emery Markem of Smith river by (/) mark* below day at C. E. Ruth home. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jack of visited with Orval Mixon Sunday. Orval Mixon visited at the home Row River, former residents of r 1ÔM» *ÀBun* this community, called at the of Helen Johns in Springfield Sat X^BATTEBY urday. Burcham home Sunday. Many pupils of the Latham Stephen Overholzer of Albany Z. bodt CtVTCB "jr L___ , visited his brother, J. E. Over school are absent due to chicken FRANSMISMON ^GLA** pox. holzer, Thursday and Friday. MAM AXL* Z rwwm Mr. and Mrs. John Potter of Mr. Rohde and daughter Viola ■mxaimc Yoncalla were visitors at the visited at the Fahrenwald home at ■BAKE* Mason Sunday. Mrs. Rohde has Mamie Trunnell home Friday. / vraóunuT trTAJKriNG Thursday the Latham and Do- been caring for Mrs. Fahrenwald, 'uewnuo rena baseball teams played to Z VMOB MAT* who is ilk Mrs. Eloise Wheeler moved to games. In the game between the her home Sunday after spending first teams Latham won 5 to 4. In the winter with her daughter, the second team game Dorena won 15 to 11. Mrs. Ernest Darnell.. Mrs. Ruby Harris of Junction City spent Sunday at the Fred Harris home. Miss Edna Grubb spent Friday April 19.—Mr. and Mrs. Boone night in Eugene at the Lewis Humphrey were visitors of Mrs. J. Strobeck home. H. Spahr at Culp Creek one day last week. Miss Winifred Gilcrist spent the week end in Medford. April 19.—Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miss Forest Schneider and H. Lake and son Philip spent Easter M. Monroe of Klamath Falls were at the home of Miss Schneider’s with the Bert Myers family at parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schnei Blue Mountain. Mrs. Mollie Trent visited her der, several days last week during sister, Mrs. General Johnson over the Easter vacation. They return night Saturday in Cottage Grove. ed Monday. Mrs. T. H. Willian returned Fri Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Zierolf and Bob Williams visited Sunday at day from Roseburg where she had been for two weeks helping care Culp Creek. Mrs. Roderbaum and son of for a brother, Ed Jones, who is ill. Mrs. S. P. Shortridge spent the eastern Oregon were guests over the week end at the Henry Rus week end in Cottage Grove at the sian home, on their way to join home of a daughter, Mrs. Delbert Mrs. Roderbaum, who is employed Brown, while Mrs. Brown visited’ in Portland with her husband, at Bohemia. John Stout of Willakenzie vis who met her there from The Dal ited Boone Humphrey one day last les, where he is employed. The Bob Shields family have week. Miss Kathleen Lane, who is at moved to Culp Creek. John Wil tending school in Salem, visited loughby of Cottage Grove moved her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Asa into the house vacated by the Lane during the Easter vacation. Shields. Mrs. Frank LaBlue and daugh Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Brumfield went to Marshfield Friday to look ters of Hebron and the Corbett after property interests there. Mr. Smith family of Culp Creek were Brumfield returned home Sunday, Mrs. Brumfield remained for a vis it with friends. Fairview Latham funeral of a relative and is visit ing a few days with a daughter. Mr. and Mr*. A. C. Voigt and children of Harrisburg and Mr*. Voigt's mother, Grandma V om . visited Sunday at the Edwin Voss home. Grandma V om remained for a longer visit. Mrs. S. M. Hart has been ill for some time, but is slowly recover- Ing London April 18. Mrs. George Bailes was hostess to the Friendly Neigh bors club last week. Several prizes were given in contests. The next meeting will tie with Mrs. Glen Banton April 27. Mrs. Ollie Powell spent last week at the home of her sister, Mrs. Lydia Ross, in Harrisburg. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Shipp spent Sunday in Eugene. Mr. Shipp preached both morning and evening at the Church of (Thrist. The Carl King family of Cot- tage Grove were Sunday dinner guests at the Robert Phillipa home. Mrs Wolfe of The Dalles sp'nt last week with her sister, Mrs. Bert Newton. Joe Andrews, a former Ixrndon- ite, conducted the Fireside Bible study period over KORE Sunday evening. Warren Warick of Trukre, Cal., is an Easter guest at the home of his uncle, C. II. Woods. Bert Newton, who had an eye injured some time ago, is in a hospital at Eugene for treatment. The women’s Bible study class will meet with Mrs. Felix Ems Friday afternoon. The young peo- tion when buying a unused used car transportation, from your Chevrolet deal Many fine makes and models — Select one today. Cottage Grove Motor Co. Mosby Creek Guests Sunday at the Lee Du-j gan home were Leo Dugan of Portland, Fannie, Bernice Patten of Cottage Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Leabow and baby of Cottage Grove. The Sunday school at Shields school held an Easter program and dinner. Mrs. Florence Simpson and small daughted returned home Sunday from Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Mosby of San Francisco visited last week at the Bob Mosby home. The Lon Henderson family of Creswell were Easter guests at the Butte Mooney home. Loretta Ball and children Bus ter and Thelma spent Easter at the Melvin McGuire home. Guests for Easter at the Geo. Morris home were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Duncan, Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Gibbs and daughter of Newberg, Mr. and Mrs. Bain Morris and family of Pengra and Merrial J Morris of Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Morris were visitors Sunday at the Fred Fuhr er home at Hebron. Kenneth Kennedy took his grandmother, Mrs. A. Witherall, to her home in Medford Sunday., The Get-Together club met with Mrs. Faye Taylor Thursday for an • SPECIAL STARTING FRIDAY Durable Quality—Priced for Saving»! MEN'S SHIRTS famous for good looks and long Ct’KTIN NKWN Dewey Watkins purchased an Allis-Chalmcni 48 caterpillar last week and will use it for logging at the Watkins & Soul* mill on Bear ('reck At a recent whex»! meeting Mr*. Josie Koons was reelected to tench the first, second, third and fourth grades and Mrs. Pauline Brown was elected to teach the upper grades next year. Typewriter ribbon*. Th* Sentinel. m»r»Hnv Mxhln** Sentititi SAFEWAY ANOTHER 3 DAY FEAST Friday, Saturday, Monday, April 22, 23, 25th, in Cottage Grove'* only ca*h «tore. Paying cash at Safeway Means Big savings to you. CROP ORANGE SALE a it oao w i ■ • c onium O mi nr campaign GENUINE FANCY 8UNKIST MEDIUM SIZE For All Purposes LARGE SIZE Sweet and Juicy 2 dozen 35e 2 d0“" 25 $1.49 $1.39 % Case ORANGE PRICES ARE FOR ALL Winesaps Mount View Thornton Comers This is your protec pie * chum will meet at the Good- win home Friday evening. The Art Dugan family have ...... .... „ moved to ........ the new home In Cot- tHUe Grove which they recently purchased. The Roy Ewing family have moved to the house vacated by the Dugans. Faced and Filled Full Boxes Box jê AK* Í * SLICED BACON .......—...... lb. 15c LOIN PORK ROAST...... ........ —lb. 2V/2c PORK CHOPS..... ................... - lb. 27c ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS ---- lb. 27c SWEET PICKLES —..... ......----- pint 15c LING COD, by the piece lb. liy2c HALIBUT, by the piece lb. 17i/2c SALMON, by the piece..........----_13y2c Meat Price* Fri. St Sat. Only VEGETABLE FEATURES Bananas, firm and ripe 4 lbs. 25c Peas, full pods 2 lbs. 19c Asparagus.. .......... ... ...... 2 lbs. 17c Rhubarb, field grown... 3 lbs. 14c Radishes Cotta** Gro** 3 bunches 10c Produce Price* Friday & Saturday Only FREE TIDE TABLE FOR COAST POINTS This is Another Service offered to patrons of SAFEWAY. Come in and get your card with our compliments. This will be a regular month ly feature. ALMOST 50 ITEMS IN THIS AD.—Selected From AU Departments Which Assure* You of Savings on AU Your Needs. TOMATOES, Highway, No. 2V2 ... PORK & BEANS, Castlehaven.... 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Jar 27c . ....... 3 for 25c; 12 for 98c 1-lb. can 29c ; 2-lb. can 49c ........ 3 for 25c; 12 for 98c ....... 2 for 35c; 6 for |1.00 Julia Lee Wright Slice Pullman. Get it for the kiddie*. No waste. H-lb, loaf ..15« Kitchen Craft 49-lb. sack... $1.55 Harvest Blossom 49-lb. sack .. $1.45 Contains Vitamin A Tillamook The Master Bleach MILK Maximum 49c l/2-ßallon 18c 2-pound loaf LUX lie 3 cans.......... 17c We Reserve the Right to Limit
