The United States uses as much
Nine
Mabel Sow les noon service, 11. sermon subject.
1.000.000
quicks! her era
ere pa
pay
trost
Plans were “Dicipleship; evening service. 8. as 1,000.000 pounds of quicksilver
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----- mploymcnt
compensai ion truss
“
Religion
of
the
annually
in
the
manufacture
of
।
unernpl
sermon
subject.
'
made for a s*»cial meeting July
meeting every
fund
every some 100 drugs and chemi cals
19 with Mrs. Veelman i and Mrs.
Mrs Heart;” prayer meeting
the
Harrei
Thursday
night.
Plath as hostesses at
home on south Sixth street.
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Presbyterian Church. James A.
The Past Noble Grand club of Smith, Pastor Sunday. 11 a. m.,
the Rebekah lodge at their last morning worship, theme of ser-
meeting at the Odd Fellows hall mon in series. “Christ for Every
planned a picnic for Thursday. Crisis” IV. “In Ikiubting ( astir;
July 28 to be held in the city park. 7 p. m„ Christian Endeavor. Pat-
Following the business meeting'ty Short, leader; 8 p. m.. evening
refreshments were served by Mrs. service, theme for discussion.
A. W. Kime. Mrs. Clara Stevens. | “The Emancipation of Religion.
Mrs. C. A. King and Mrs. Addie
The Reorganized church of
Hallgarth.
Jesus Christ of Latter Dey Saints
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Markham meets in the Anderson-Middleton
entertained ■ Rev.
Mrs. Tilton
- - and ■ —
n mill office located on south Tenth
Rev. Tilton
s
father
and
Church school
father
and
Tilton’s
mother of Canton. Ohio, at dinner
Friday. Mr. Markham and Mr. Coop, pastor.
Tilton senior are old time friends.
wm the subject of the
They knew e^h other forty-five
Lesson Sermon in all Chur
years ago in Washington.
The Past Matrons club will have rhea of Christ. Scientist, on Sun-
their annual picnic this year at day. July 3.
The Golden Text was. "We will
Roy Shorts cabin.on the Coast
rejoice tn thy salvation, and In
Fork at one o clock Mondaj. Ju y the name of our God we will set
nth-
________________
up our banners.” (I's. 20:5).
in August Mrs.
1 be chairman.
wt S
in
Health-O-Grams
ALL LIQUIDS SEEK THE LOWEST LEVEL, BUT
ALCOHOL TAKES YOU WITH IT
Phone SO
Sliced Buns
Hinged
Chiropractic Physician
Cottage Grove
ONE-HALF DOZEN
in Sanitary
Cellophane Package
* iwnm and^Mre GHcrist s^te/of
Ri sS tk .SUnb «t
l,__JLr,nv
the ceremony.
DUTI I TP«; FMIRHAM
Mrs
Leston
BRESSLER-CAGLE
Durham
were
married
July
1 at
Miss Genevieve Bressler became
'After
J
SDending
i
'a?
few
the bride of Eli Lee Cagle Jr. of
Seattle. Wash.. Thursday evening
the c^TatRiverside
at the home of the bride’s par tfcy returned and will make their
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bressler home here. Mrs. Durham is the
at 425 south Third street. Mr.
Cagle is a son
Mr- and Nrs. owner of the Beauty Clinic and
Eli Lee Cagle of Salisbury, N. C. will continue its operation. Les
Among the citation« which row
Garden Party.
The ceremony took place in ton Durham is the elder son of
prised
the Lesson-Sermon was the
public
is
invited
to
a
gar
The
front of the mantel decorated Mr and Mrs. Nelson Durham.
following from the Bible: "Hear.
den
party
on
the
Christian
church
with evergreens and ropes of
PARTRIDGE-MOSBY
lawn Tuesday. July 12 at 8 p. m.. O Israel: The Lord our God Is one
pink and white carnations. Rev.
And thou »halt love th
Miss
Fern
Partridge
and
Harry
according
to Mrs. E. L. Kechley. Lord:
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James A. Smith of the Presby-
terian church read the ring ser Mosby were united in marriage president of the Women's Council, ] onl thy QOti with all thin«* heart.
thy gou|t anc| with all
vice. The bride was given in mar June 16. at the parsonage of The ¡which is sponsoring the affair. and wUh
'
'
‘
The
following
program
has
been
n
.|-hr
Full
Gospel
Church
at
Vancouver,
'
(Deut.
«5:4.5).
riage by her father. Bridesmaid
arranged: Bt^ss quartet. Edward ,hy "‘‘Vi
The Lesson-Sermon also Includ
was Miss Sadie Jolma of Portland Wash. Rev. Timmerman, pastor
and Holly Holcomb of Seattle was of that church, officiated. The Einnerty, trumpet: Albert Grit-
.....
best man. The bride wore a dress bride has lived here for several fith, mellophone; Allen
’• ages from the Christian Science
of white embroidered chiffon, years. She came here from Euri- trombone: Gerald Kechley, bari textbook. “Science and Health
floor length and veil of tulle held que. Cal. The groom is a native tone. The Triangle club, a group with Key to the Scripture».” by
this
in place with a pearl bandeau. She Oregonian. They will make their of 16 girls, will sing. Gerald Kech Mary Baker Eddy: "Spirit, Life.
carried her White Rainbow Bible home at Culp Creek, where Mr. ley will sing “Hail America,” fol-।
lowed by a flag drill presented by Truth. Love, combine a» one.—
with a shower of orchids. The Mosby is employed.
22 children. "The Women’s Coun and are the Scriptural name» for
bridesmaid wore pink organdie
GOWING-GORDON.
cil
is doing everything possible to God. AU substance. Intelligence,
with corsage of rosebuds and gar
Lucille Geraldine Gowing and make the party enjoyable to the wisdom, being. Immortality, cause,
denias. Mrs. Ruth Caldwell play-
ed the wedding march from Loh- Lyle Ruben Gordon, both of Sagi-, general public in the hope that a and effect belong to God. These
engrin. Preceding the wedding naw. were united in marriage re- large number will attend.” stated are Hl» attribute», the eternal
Miss Lorraine Coiner and Miss cently at the Christian church Mrs. Ketchley.
manifestations of the Infinite di
Hats and aprons will be model-
Kay Daugherty sang “I Love You parsonage. Rev. Edward L. Kech-
vine
Principle, Love" <pg.275).
iqy, pastor of that church, reading ed and sold. Also ice cream, candy
Truly."
A reception followed at which the service. Mrs. C. A. Gordon, and cake will be for sale.
SMITHS HAVE REUNION
Margaret Bressler, sister of the mother of the groom, and Mrs. E.
Rev. and Mrs. James Smith had
H.
Gowing,
mother
of
the
bride.
♦
bride, and Dorothy Siemann. serv
a most enjoyable reunion of the
ed the wedding cake. The Cagles witnessed the ceremony.
family recently. Three of the chil-1
left for a trip to Victoria, B. C.,
dren and their families were herei
The
Joker
after which they will make their
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1X_
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on a visit of several days. All of |
and|
home in Seattle, where Mr. Cagle at the home of Mrs. William Thum - --------------------------------------------- the chUdren except the
^cJhMt^
Christian Church. Edward L. family of Colombia. South Ameri-
is employed.
Mrs. Cagle is a graduate of Cot Miss Lula Currin
.
t Kechley, Pastor.—Sunday school, ca, were present. They are widely ।
Mrs
Hazel VanNortwick. scattered, one living in Klamath j
tage Grove high school, class of There were six tables of bridge t
1936 and attended Oregon State Play, Mrs. Glennie Frost held Supt.; forenoon service, 11, ser- Falls, one in Goldendale. Wash.,
college. Mr. Cagle attended Ore high score for the club and Mrs. mon subject, “Where Shall We one in Banning, Cal., the eldest
gon State college and Monmouth Fred Blickle low. For the guests Labor?” special music by choir.¡son. Pryor, a missionary in South
Mrs. A.W. Kime was high and Solo, "Thou Will Keep Him in America, who was home on a fur-
Normal
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wil Mrs. Alvis Wicks low. A dessert Perfect Peace” (Oley Speaks), lough two years ago.
liam Petersen, Miss Florence was served. Guests were Mrs. J. Gerald Kechley; evening service.
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Spies, Miss Kay Daugherty. Miss P. Graham, Mrs. W. W. McFar 8, sermon subject “Adoption;’'
CARD OF THANKS,
land.
Mrs.
Bonita
Skilling.
Mrs.
Peggy Savage. Alton Woodard.
anthem, “Evening Prayer." Mrs.
We wish to thank our many
Claude Miller, F. T. Burdick, Miss Alvis Wicks, Mrs. Frank Galda- Ray Vincent; young people’s meet- friends for their kindness and
Margaret Short, Miss Lillian bini, Mrs. W. B. Johnston. Mrs. ings, 7 p. m.; prayer meeting, 8 p. beautiful floral offerings during
Young, Wayne Mackin. Dorothy Ren Sanford, Mrs. Robert Fromm, m. Wednesday, prayer service and our recent bereavement,
Sieman, Donald Nixon, Daisy Zim- Miss Eunice VanDenburg, Miss study. Subject, The Church’s At-
George H. Dahl.
merly. Miss Betty Jacobsen. Miss AywS'
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Ernest G. Dahl,
W . . _
Commun-
Donna Safley, Mrs. William Zim-
Harry E. Dahl.
J7p
merly. Miss Dorothy Zimmerly, ing will be Mrs. Inez Meeks and^^B^ «tudy; Friday. 8 p
Vernon Thoreson. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A. W. Swanson.
m- cholr r*hean»aL
Cecil Caldwell. Miss Lorraine
Coiner, Colin Garoutte. all of Cot
Church,«
Methodist Episcopal
The Cottage Grove delegates re
tage Grove. Out of town guests
Pastor.--,
Ellsworth
M.
Tilton.
were Miss Margaret Nelson of turned last week from McMinn Sunday school, 9:45; forenoon
Bend. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cuts- ville, where they attended the service. 11, sermon subject, "An
forth of Canby. Mr. and Mrs. W. Grand Assembly of the Order of Access to God;” evening service
V. Chapman and daughters Mar Rainbow for Girls. Those attend 8. sermon subject. “A Perplexing
garet and Beulah of Eugene, Miss ing were Mrs. Chester Anlauf, Question." prayer meeting. Thurs
Melba Andrews of Eugene, and mother advisor, her daughter day, 8 p. m.
*
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Hull of Gor- Nancy, Anna Marie Peterson, El
len Bird, Jean Savage. Arlene An
don, Neb.
The Baptist Church. Henry W.
derson, Mrs. Carl King and her Davis,
Pastor. — Sunday school.
daughters
Jean
and
Virginia,
and
EVES—WILSON
10,
Mrs.
K. K. Mills, Supt.; fore
wedding of interest to Cot- Ina Stewart, worthy advisor.
noon service, 11, sermon subject,
took place in the
tage Grovians
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"What Was Done at the Recent
The Mothers club will meet Northern
Presbyterian church in Vancouver,
Baptist Convention in
Washington
Saturday evening. with Mrs. William Beck Tuesday, Milwaukee;” evening service, 8,
July
12.
Those
wishing
transpor
July 2nd, when Geo. W. Wilson,
sermon subject, ‘The Dedicated
formerly of this city, now of Port tation should be at the club room Life;” young people's meetings at
at
11
o'clock.
Members
are
re
land and Goldie E. Eves of Yaki-
7 p. m.; prayer meeting, Thursday
ma. Washington were married. quested to take their own table night. Young people will sell ice
__
The newlyweds are enjoying a service.
cream and watermelon on the
honeymoon trip in Mexico. The
church
lawn Friday night, July 15,
The Neighbors of Woodcraft at
groom, son of Mrs. G. W. Sweet,
for the purpose of sending a dele
their
meeting
Tuesday
evening
in
it a graduate of the Cottage
gate to Cascadia.
Grove high school, For the past stalled Mrs. Minnie Willits as out
ten years he has been associated er sentinel. Light refreshments
Christian Science Society, 242
with the Electrolux company. were served. For the next meet- Second Street — Sunday school,
9:45; forenoon service, 11, sub
ject, "Sacrament;” evening service
8, second and fourth Wednesdays.
The public is invited to use the
reading room on the second floor
of the Petersen building between
3 and 5 on Wednesdays and Sat
urdays and 7 to 9 on Saturdays,
STOP-AND-GO driving fool« your
except holidays.
speedometer—while your car is going
i
SOCIETY
i
IT
Ask for Them at Your Grocers!
We have just installed a new, modern
bun slicing machine — there are less
than twenty in the state—to be able to
render
added service to you.
BETTER BAKERY SERVICE—
OF COURSE!
THE CHURCHES
BETTER BAKERY
A
mile on
THAN
Try
Cottage Grove
First/
You will feel better about it
and your merchants
deserve it.
Or COTTAGE GROVE
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
is
LONGER.
A MILE ON WEEK DAYS
In STOP and GO, a mile S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-S
Church of the Nazarene, C. E.
Thayer, Pastor. — Sunday school,
9:45, C. A. Longpre, Supt.; morn
ing service, 11. The Jubilee Male
Quartet from the Northwest Naz
arene College will be here and
give us an hour of rich melodies.
The singing will be entertaining
and inspirational. Young people’s
meeting, 7:30; preaching, 8; pray
er meeting, Wednesday, 8.
4
First
National Bank
S unday
Free Methodist Church. Geo. G.
Edwards, Pastor —Sunday school,
9:45, Mrs. Wright, Supt.; fore-
Harry Renile
Cottage Grove General
Repair Shop
Bicycle, Key & Gun Work
Lawn Mower Sharpening
Cottage Grove, Oregon
a mile, your engine may go the equiva
lent of two.
You can’t always avoid stop-and-go
driving—-even in the country. But you
ran do something about its high cost.
Shell engineers found that getting
away from a traffic stop can waste
enough “undigested” gasoline to caqy
you
of a mile.
To cut this costly waste, they rear
ranged the chemical structure of gaso
line. They made every drop of Super
Shell “motor digestible”—every drop
usable in low and second gears, as well
as in high.
There is a Shell dealer near you. Give
In low and second, you uso
That’s because your gear ratio
IN HIGH GEAR IS ABOUT 4 TO 1
IN SECOND GEAR IS ABOUT • TO 1
IN LOW GEAR IS ABOUT
12
TO 1
The more you STOP and START, the more
extra revolutions your engine make». That
meant “undigested” gaaoline ... unleaa you
uae a gm like Super Sheil.
Super-Shell a try. Start using it regu
larly and watch your
savings count up.
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S uper -S hell
SHELL