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TH» SENTINEL, COTTAGI: GROVE. OREGON THE POCKETBOOK of KNOWLEDGE Health-O-Grams TO REGAIN HEALTH, YOU HAVE TO SAY “NO” TO YOUR APPETITE. Phone 30 THURSDAY, JUNE 16. 19RH «HÄ Chiropractic Physician Cottage Grove • aa */U m i SOCIETY ! JENKS-GLASS. Miss Florence Jenks and Ross Glass were married Saturday morning. June 11. in the Metho dist Episcopal parsonage at Al bany. Rev. Yarnes officiated. The bride, who has taught in the Cot tage Grove schools for the past eight years, is the daughter of Mrs. Mary B. Jenks of Tangent. Mr. Glass is the son of Judge N. E. Glass of this city and is a gradu ate of the Cottage Grove high school and also attended the Uni versity of Oregon. Mrs. Jenks, her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jenks, were pres ent for the ceremony. The young couple will make their home on a farm near Albany . Cl««1 The P.D.G. club met with Mrs. Joe Schneider Friday. June 10, for a 12:30 luncheon. Mrs. Hamant was program leader. Plans were completed for the flower show to be held Saturday, June 18. The July meeting will be held at the home of Miss Mariette Hamant with Mrs. S. L. Godard as pro gram leader. The Two by Two Sunday school class of the Christian church will have a pot-luck supper and so cial evening Tuesday night at the church The supper will be be tween 6:30 and 7:00. All members of this class, and those who are eligible for the class, are invited to attend. •T «UTM l TUOTWRITORieS ANP IX MST WCÄUMBIA / 4 TÜTAi Of ZIV M!Wi AAV t NAMAI ut ATA touoMT -autma MACt * mt sum on/AMArrooA mr V1MFCAR uste ** RvfCAjE IN ANC'ENT was ORLITI win, WATER IT MM-T A POPULAR pH INK Mrs. Minnie Willits, Mrs. Mvrtle n -DOK McFarland and Mrs. Estella Gates /os mitres will entertain the Neighbors of WORK FOR THE AVERAGE MAN TO Woodcraft at the home of Mrs. EARN AN Willits Tuesday. June 21. A 7:30 ELECTRIC LI6HT dessert will be served and those BU.B in I9t4- — Sixty-four women attended the — TO BAY— FT TAKE* BUT five group meetings of. the Wo present will then go to the home of Mrs. McFarland for an evening Minims man’s Council of the First Chris of bridge. anp the S lips ARE FAR SETTER tian church held Thursday. June 9th. The groups will meet again Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Arnest en this week as follows: Mrs. East tertained several friends at their burn’s group will meet with Mrs. Hugh Smith. 1404 West Main; home on their 19th wedding anni- Mary Alma Benston spent sev Mrs. Eastham’s group will meet versary. Those present were Mr. eral days last week with Gladys and Mrs. N. E. Compton. Mr. and with Mrs. Drop. 704 Birch; Mrs. Mrs. S. L Mackin and Mr. Walkley of Creswell. and June 14. — A short Children’s Oaks group will meet with Miss Mrs. J. B. Leonard. Visitors recently at the Law Day program was given at the Goldie Hayes, 1204 East Madi rence Montieth home were Mr. _ ... church Sunday morning. Special son; Mrs. Olson s group will meet Mrs. Hazel Chapman and Mrs. music comprised a duet by Mrs and Mrs. Tom Laffoon and chil at her home, 724 North 9th; Mrs. dren of Sweet Home; Mr. and Boyce’s group will meet at her Mabel Powell entertained the Paul Weaver and Mrs. H. H. Cun- Mrs. Bill Garoutte of Culp Creek Neighbors of Woodcraft guards ningham and a solo by E W W and Leeman Scott of Cottage home, 824 9th street. All meet- at the home of Mrs. Powell. After Powell. The sermon was by Mil Grove. ings are at 1:30 p. m. practicing their work refreshments ton Faxon Ann, Lorane, Iris and Betty group of twelve girls met at were served and games were play- Mitchell visited last week with the home of Mrs. Elsie Lukens ™ _ th* L. C. and E. B. Herendeen and organized a Triangle club. The young people of the Baptist families at Medford. Mr. and Mrs The officers elected were: Presi- June 14.—Ervin Yancey came church held a 1«^^ social A at - ’ the dent Vivian Lukens; first vice of — - — home * in — ¿-w t . . B. • Mitchell drove _ to Medford last week from Klamath Falls and Mr. and Mrs. Anderson president, Anita Stewart; second Lynx Hollow last Friday night. Saturday, returning Sunday with is visiting with a brother Carl. vice president, Evelyn Sturdevant; The Anderson family have recent the girls. Mrs. Luther Bettis was hostess Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stacey visit to the Happy Circle club Wednes secretary, Cleora Korst jens; ly moved here from Pomona. Cal. ed relatives in eastern Oregon day at the club house at Dorena. treasurer, Pauline McGarvin. The last week. Two comforters were tied and a next meeting will be a 2 o’clock The Nazarene Sunday school , , _. .. - Mrs. Tom Kerns is visiting her quilt quilted, A potluck dinner dessert at the home of Mary Deck er with Agnes Moon as assistant had a picnic Friday evening at parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Mc- was served at noon. The next home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Cornack at Four Oaks. will be with Mrs. Harry hostess. All girls of 7th and 8th the Evenson. After a number of j. n . Allender has returned meeting Elfving as hostess. grades and high school ages are games there was a weiner roast, from a visit with relatives in invited to attend. Lorraine Voss returned Satur- followed by ice cream and cake. Iowa and Dakota. । day from a weeks visit in Harris .. „ . ~‘„ Mrs. Anna Petrie of Cottage burg, at the home of an aunt, I The regular monthly meeting Mrs. Carl King and Mrs. George Grove visited this week at the W Mrs. A. C. Voigt. of the Women’s Bible class of the Jacobsen are entertaining the L. Lohrey home. Mrs. Carl Yancey is spending a Methodist church was held at the Joker club Friday evening, June Mrs. Button and daughter Nel few days with friends in Eugene. home of the Misses Rogers Wed 17, at the home of Mrs. King. Harvey Kelly made a business lie of Santa Clara are visiting a nesday, June 15. Sixteen enjoyed daughter. Mrs. Harold Shortridge. trip to Portland Thursday of last a covered dish dinner. The busi The R. N. A. club will meet on ness session was held in the after Monday, June 20th at the home Raymond Woods has his repair week. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Van noon. All present had a very of Mrs. A. W. Kime, with Mrs. L. shop about completed. C. C. Schoiack and daughter Vivian pleasant time. The class will not Hayes and Oscar McAlister have Burleson as assistant hostess. were overnight guests of Mr. and hold their meeting in July. been reshingling their houses. Mrs. Corbett Skelly in Eugene Several from here attended the Friday. Colony Founded in 163« The Rebekah Lodge will hold funeral of Joyce Pentico in Cot Mrs. Nancy Hocker and sons New Sweden, or New Swedeland, tage Grove Sunday. She was a their regular meeting Friday even were visitors Sunday at the Steele, ing, June 17. A class of four can- was founded in 1638 by colonists niece of Mrs. Harry Skelton. home at Dorena. between didates will receive the initiatory from Sweden, in the region ___________ Stoddard Hensling, Bill Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wells of Cot degree. Memorial exercises will Dutch colony of New Nether- and Donald Addison left Monday be held. Rfreshments will be lands and the English colony of Vir for Portland where they will go tage Grove were supper guests served. Mrs. Curtis Hanson is ginia. It included portions of the by boat to San Diego to join the Wednesday evening at the Harry! chairman of the committee in present Delaware and New Jersey, navy. Stoddard is the son of Mrs. Elfving home. Mrs. Wells’ mother. In 1655 the Dutch took possession H. Farrar. Bill is the son of Geo. Mrs. Olga Holm, who had been Lynch and Donald is the son öf there returned home with of it The annual Presbyterian Sun-1 Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Addison. Lowry England and lZ son Alvis Obtaining a Patent day school picnic was held Wed Ross Dey. Otis Lynch and Har- ]efTsaturdav ™ nesday evening in the city park. No patent is granted upon a mere ivey Rowlett. arc .Kendins the About 100 persons attended. After idea or a suggestion. There must 4-H summer school at Corvallis. for a week’s visit at the home of the picnic dinner the evening was be a complete description of the in- Ross won the scholarship given by a son and brother, Walter. spent socially and with games. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelly had as vention, and it must be accompan- Charles Emery and sponsored by ied by drawings suitably illustrât- the grange as the best in the dinner guests Sunday Mr. and The Degree of Honor lodge will ing the same, if it is of a machine gardening club. Otis and Harvey Mrs. Alf Burnette of Mosby creek meet once a month during the or other device that can be illus- won scholarships on the exhibit and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kelly. Warren Kelly attended a board summer. trated. of the builder’s club at the state meeting of the Farmers’ Union in fair last fall. Eugene Saturday. Lorane Fairview HEY! You Young Fellers— Be sure to see our entry in the pet parade. Have you really given our CONCORD GRAPE ADE a thorough test?—if not—enjoy one pint FREE with the purchase of one quart Super Creamed Ice Cream. GUSTAFSON’S Super-Creamed Ice Cream Store Phone 31 603 Main Nil g WHERE -waaiT.WAS TH! WAR BETWEEN THE STATES ML" - «MTIM WiKE Saginaw Why Some Are Wiser "Some men,” said Uncle Eben, June 14.—Mickey Fry left for "gits de reputation of bein’ wiser Klamath Falls last week to visit dan others simply because dey has her sister, Mrs. Everett Thomp- been mo’ lucky in dodging conse son. quences.” Th« nd i. off *"•" th« Meioan — . . Av 0«’ with Officer A^T o' l Baa BritithEmpi»«,***0 of them both—'*. Arcade June 16-17-18 ARCADE 'mar*.. Fri , Sat.. June 16-17-18 DOCTOR RHYTHM” Ring Croa- by, Mary Carlile, B. Ullia. Sun.. Mon.. Tues.. June 18-20-21 ------- George “COLLEGE SWING. Burna, Grade Allen, M. Raye. Wed.. Thum., June 22-23 “THE FIRST 100 YEARS. Rob. Mont- gomery, Virginia Bruce. William. i Theatre Programs BuPd and Boost Cottage Grove Rosemae Stewart of Eugene spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stew art Billy Keene of Creswell spent Friday and Saturday with his cousin, Delmer Benston. Mrs. Rudolph Campbell and children, who had spent the past two weeks at the Roy Taplin home returned to «their home near 1I Noti Thursday. Howard Wright was operated on one day last week for a goitre. Mrs. Claude Lawson and son spent one day last week with Mrs. Don Horsley of Delight Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston and son attended a birthday din ner Tuesday evening of last week at the Arthur Reed home in Cot tage Grove in honor of Mr. Reed’s birthday. Cleora Korstjens spent several ; days last week with Eleanor Moorwood of Cottage Grove. Alice McKinnls of Horton spent the week end at the Lawrence Montieth home. Claude Lawson and Lewis Con ley, who are employed at Hood River, spent the week end at their home here. Mrs. Lawson and son returned to Hood River with them Sunday evening. NOW ON DISPLAY The New Custom Deluxe Chevrolet The Car That Has Everything ALSO “OK” USED CARS Cottage Grove Motor Co 112 North Ninth Street — Cottage Grove, Oregon
