THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1938
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Safe Place to Bend the Children
day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Keene.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin F'“ter of
Cottage Grove and the William
Whitlock family of Gow-dyville
were supper guests Friday of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Premazzi.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Denney and
baby of Cottage Grove and the
Ray Potter family of Culp Creek
were Sunday visitors at the R. B.
Dixon home.
Miss Irma Savage of Salt Lake
City arrived Sunday to spend the
summer with a sister, Mrs. Clar
ence McDenials.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Witcher
were at their home here from
Oakridge for the week end. Mr.
Witcher is employed there and
Mrs. Witcher spent last week
there caring for a sister-in-law,
Mrs. Codgil Zilkoski and infant.
Mrs. Henry Lake and son Phil-
lip visited Sunday- at Blachly
with Mrs. Lake’s niece, Mrs.
George Carey. They were aceom-
panied from Eugene by Mrs.
Carey’s mother, Mrs. Mary Cole.
They also visited Triangle lake.
Mrs. J. W. Fisher returned Sat-
urday evening from a week’s visit
at fiiwiua
di
Phoenix wun
with a a sister,
sister, mrs.
Mrs.
Jessie Wright. She accompanied
Mr. and m A. J. A. Schneider and
Miss Forest Schneider of Mount
View, who went on to Klamath
Falls. They were also aecom-
panied by Miss Rosellen Lock-
wood of Cottage Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. George Foster and
family visited Monday in Eugene
with Mr. Foster’s brother „ Roy.
-
The Joe Premazzi family were
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mrs. Premazzi’s sister, Mrs. Frank
LaBlue at Hebron.
Hebron
June 21—At last week’s chib
meeting 23 members and four
guests were present. The hostesses
were Mrs. Harvey Clark and Mrs.
Frank LaBlue Refreshments were
served. Mrs. Chet Gilham will be
hostess on July 6 at an an day
quilting, a potluck dinner to be
served.
Frank LaBlue lost a valuable
cow recently, which he believes
died from eating wet clover.
The county grader was brought
to Hebron Tuesday to work on
the old Rogers lane, which is to
be widened and later graveled.
Miss Marian Vinson has closed
her school at Tillamook and is
with her grandmother, Mrs. Soph-
ronia Vinson. Ray Vinson is also
home on a visit from Alameda,
Cal.
Mrs. Philip Hersey was honored
with two showers last week. One
on Saturday being a double show-
er for Mrs. Hersey and Mrs. Faye
Hayes at the home of Mrs. Fred
Bartels in the Grove, given by- the
Misses Iva Gunter and Marie
Nelson. Hebron menus
friends ui
of mis.
Mrs.
Hersey, who were present were
Misses Mariam Piper. Katie Gil-
crist and Florence Kebelbeck. On
Tuesday preceding Mrs. Hersey
was showered by a group of La-
tham friends who came to her
home.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Williams on Sunday were Mrs.
Irene Paine and son Deane and
Don Gilman of Curtin and Mrs.
Cook of Eugene.
Mrs. Jessie Livingstone, an
aunt of the J. H. Seagoe children,
returned to her home in Santa
Barbara recently, after a visit
with the Seagoe family.
Mrs. Mary Mackie and Mrs. R.
June 2L—Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Y. Porter of Walker spent Thurs
day of last week with their niece, Coombs and daughter of Spring-
field visited Sunday at the Chas.
Mrs. Add Heath.
Miss Katie Gilcrist went to Cor- Teeters home.
Jerry Mosby is visiting in Eu
vallis Sunday for six weeks m
gene this week at the home of a
summer school.
Philip Hersey is in Ashland, sister, Mrs. Jack Kerns.
Ceford Garoutte was brought
where he has work on the Pacific
home from a Eugene hospital this
highway.
week.
... He is recovering satisfac-
tonly from an appendicitis opera-
Dorena
Thornton Corners
Mosby home were Mr. and Mm.
Jack Kemi, Eugene; Mm. Ruth
England and daughter Faye of
Cottage Grove and Everett Hol-
strom, Westfir.
The annual school meeting was
held Monday evening at the
school house. Sydney Bal lies was
elected director for three years
and Mrs. Ellen l^uid was reelected
clerk for one year.
Bible school closed Friday. Mm.
Jim Montgomery entertained the
students with a party at her home
Saturday evening.
Ernie Wagner, who is employed
by the Eastern Lane Fpe associa
tion in Eugene, spent the week
end at his home here.
Mrs. Mary Land is visiting rela
tives in Springfield this week.
Harold Cooper, who is employ
ed at Vaughn, ia at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Cooper. Harold has
an injured
hand and is unable to work.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Nichols vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Koch
in Eugene Sunday.
Orien Land and Mrs. Jeanette
Kelly attended a meeting of the
Lane county democratic precinct
committeemen and women in Eu
gene Saturday.
Lita Mosby of Cottage Grove is
spending the week with her moth
er, Mrs. M. Mosby, due to illness.
June 21.—Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Taylor spent the week end in
Cottage Grove with Mr. Taylor’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Taylor.
^Irs jj
Harvey was called
to Frcsno> Cal., last week to at-
tend the funeral of a sister, who
died quite suddenly.
Mrs. Fred Overton and children
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. North
Overton to Roseburg Tuesday.
Guests over the week end at
the George and Ivan Morris home
were Mr. and Mrs. Bain Morris of
Pengra, Merial Morris, Lucille
and Curly Minton of Cottage
Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
of California.
Visitors Sunday at the Doc
Pitcher home were Mrs. Pearl
Scott of Klamath Falls and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Conn of Walden.
Mr. and Mrs. Clay Mosby of
San Francisco are spending the
summer here with friends and
relatives.
The Eastburn mill started Mon
day after a 2 months shutdown.
Mr. and Mrs. Millard Mosby of
Klamath Falls visited over the
week end with the Bob Mosby
family and also attended the an
nual Veatch picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Jenkins. Mr.
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field Sunday to VU51t Haro,d Kirk'
who spraine his back recently.
Divide
June 21.—Mrs. Neal McCoy of
Drain is spending a few days at
home of a sister, Mrs. G. L.
Turner. She is having her eyes
treated in Cottage Grove.
The Vern LaPlant family of
Springfield and Mrs. Sells and son
Johnnie spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Sells.
Mrs. Amy Hudson and Mrs. C.
D. Farmer of Haywoard, Cal,
mother and sister of the late
Louis Farmer, spent Friday with
Mrs. F. M. Chapman.
Al via Wakefield of Scotts Mills
spent Friday night at the home
of his sister, Mrs. Marion Miller.
He was enroute to Crescent City.
Mrs. Nellie Hickey and two
children of Dorena are visiting a
few days
her
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Lower on
Everything
Mosby Creek
The C. A. Peterson family mo- R<^rt Kenady.. .
The annual school meeting was
June 21.—Mr. and Mrs. Claude
held Monday
evening. C. D. Chap-
„„ elected
Willey and daughter of Sutherlin Mr. Peterson received medical----------
man was
director and the
and Mrs. Howard Keene and chil "’ïSy 'vMto^ .. the Mr.. M.
dren of Cottage Grove were Sun-
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Mrs. Frank McGarvin and three
1 daughters-in-law, Mrs. Edna Mc
Garvin and Mrs. Donald and Mrs.
I Annis McGarvin, spent Wednes
day at Linslaw at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sutton, parents
of Mrs. Amis McGarvin.
Mr. and Mrs. Porter of Langlois
and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blayloc
of Coquille were week-end guests
i of Mr. and Mrs. Donald McGarvin.
Suits and Dresses
Mn. T. B. Roberts of Anlauf,
weeks at Kitson Springs, returned
who has been ill since the first of
home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. August Labsch of the year, wan able to attend
June 20. — Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rose lodge were guests from Sat- church here Sunday She was ac-
Bender and Raymond Paswaterof urday till Tuesday at the I’aul cunipanicd by her husband and a
Eugene and J. E. Banton spent Haney home.
•on Cecil an<r family of Granta
Tuesday evening at the LeRoy
Mm. C. H. Woods and son Rob-
Ctoodwin home.
in went to Portland Saturday to
Mrs. Peachy Sailing of Cottage
The W. R. Lancaster family of attend the wedding of a niece, Grove and Nellie Simpoon of Eu-
Culp Creek spent Sunday at the Miss Daisy Warwick, to Dallas gene visited Sunday afternoon at
Clayton Townsend home.
Brown.
the W. C. Shortridge home.
Th.
r^r r.miiv h.w Mrr
Whitlatch and baby
Mrs E. N. Brasher and three
rhe Ralph Tower family have of f^Qgeburg came Saturday to sons spent Wednesday at Fall
moved near the Bohemia mines vlalt a few days at the home of I creek. They expect to return there
Levi Keer, who »pent several her uncle, LeRoy Goodwin,
shortly to peel chittem bark.
PINEAPPLE TIDBITS
•tock up ia the aame of low« living cotte.
SOAPS
Each
Del Monte
RICE KRISPIES
Each 11c
Kellogg’s
PEACHES, O’GOLD
No. 24
PINEAPPLE JUICE
Libby’s No. 2
KOOL ADE
Refreshing Drink, Asstd. Flavors
SNOWY PEAK Beverages
Ice Cold
Study this ad, deck the "b«j«is tpscislt" U the »toea and
29-oz.
CORN
Mission, Fancy Cream
2 cans 37c
2 cans 25
6 pkgs. 25c
2 f<* 35*’
25
OXYDOL
Large pkg.
WHITE KINC
Toilet
SUPURB
Hirgc pkg.
2(>
Ji
19^
.
KITCHEN CRAFT
49 lb«. $1.39
HARVES I' BLOSSOM 49 11». $1.29
THOMPSON’S BEST 49 lb«. $1.09
FLOUR
Tall Cans
Maximum
3 for 19c
MILK
CORN FLAKES Alber’s 8-oz. pkg
PINEAPPLE Del Monte No. 10 Tin Each 59c
No. 1
Happyvale
Each IOC
SALMON
Baking Powder ciabber Giri 28-oz. Can Each 19c
SATURDAY FRUIT AMD VBOBTABLZ SPECIALS
POTATOES Shafter White No. I’s
TOMATOES Large, Firm and Ripe 2 pounds 19c
Full Pods
2 pounds 15C
PEAS Local Telephone
Sunkist 360’s Large
LEMONS
Local Tender
2 pounds 15C
ASPARAGUS
SYRUP
Karo—Dark
5-lb. pail
35c
OLIVES
Lindsay Ripe, No. 1
PEN JELL
For Your Jams, Jellies
FRUIT PECTIN
Diamond A
Real Roast
DEVILED MEAT
Libby’s, U Size
2 for 19c
Pint jar 25c
2-lb. jar 25c
3 for 10c
COFFEE
PEAS
Oregon Harvest No. 303
TEA
TOMATOES
Staregon, No. 24 Size
Canterini ry
HIJACK
• 4-lb. pkg.
CORN
Country Kist, No. 303
29c
Lane County, No. 2
CRISCO
GREEN
4 4 b. pkg.
19c
Shortening
3 cans 25c
.Lib. poil 33e
TUNA FLAKES
Mid-Pacific, 6^-oz.
APRICOTS
Stokley’s, No. 1 Can
EDWARDS
Lb.
Can
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AIRWAY
IS
Mount View
June — 21.
Mrs. William
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A. —Mr. and A«*«.
Nicole and son of Corvallis and
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jack were
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
I. O. Zierolf.
Roy Rand, who was a patient
all last week in a Eugene hospital,
returned home Sunday.
Miss May Awbrey and Raymond
Thies of the Grove and Misses
Irene Murphy
and Genevieve
Lansing of Umpqua were Sunday
visitors at the George Layng
home.
Mrs. A. B. Wolfard of Lynx
Hollow stayed last week at the
J. A. Schneider home while Mr.
and Mrs. Schneider were dele
gates to the grange convention at
Klamath Falls. They returned
home Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Annand
moved the first of the week to the
Milton Layng house.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W Thomas are
garents of a 9-pound girl born
unday evening at their home
near the steel bridge.
GROUND BEEF Fresh Clean Meat 2 pounds 19c
Sirloin and Rib
Pound 171c
BEEF STEAKS
BEEF ROASTS Choice 'lender (>uU Pound Ilic
Pound 5C
FRESH BRAINS
Lean Meaty
Pound 9^C
BOILING BEEF
BACON BACK Swift’s Mild Sugar Cure Pound 21c
LUNCH MEATS
SHORTENING For All Cooking Purposes 4|b 36c
Meat Prioes Friday and Saturday Only