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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1938)
THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1938 THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON visiting. Mrs. Lowrance served ice drinks and cookies. The next meeting will be a picnic supper Thursday evening. August 18 at FOREGO SELFISH DESIRES WHEN YOUR HEALTH the W. A. Hemenway grove to AND THE WELFARE OF OTHERS ARE INVOLVED. ¡which the entire neighborhoods of ! Silk Creek and Cedar districts are invited. The Silk Creek Grange met Tuesday evening in regular busi ness session. Plans were begun for an exhibit at t he County Fair and the committee in charge urg Chiropractic Physician ed everyone to propare something Phone 30 Cottage Grove to display. Several reported that they had already prepared grasses etc. for exhibit. Frank Overhol zer reported on the survey of the building site donated by Mr. Cur tis and the terms were found agreeable. This plot adjoins the church and school grounds and (Contributed) will be used for a Grange hall, The meeting last Sunday at the Mrs. Nellie Paul, Lecturer, pre- HAZEL ROSE TO WED Presbyterian church in memory Announcement has been made of the great revival God sent 50 sented a short program. The Bonnie Perini family were of the coming marriage of Miss years ago to Cottage Grove, and dinner guests of Ed Ashby Fri Hazel Rose, daughter of Mr. and the arrival of Will V. McGee and day evening. Mrs. H. C. Rose of Cottage Grove, evangelist Rev. B. H. Baker was Leland Parker, who has been and Donald Kelly, son of Mr. and enjoyed by some 150 or more. spending the summer with his Mrs. A. A. Kelly of Lorane. They Those who failed to be present will wed at Eugene Saturday. lost a great chance to honor an grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. July 30. in a quiet wedding with outstanding event of that day. Bolton, left Wednesday for his Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Smith as The following is the roll call by home in Long Beach. Calif. Mrs. Wertx visited relatives in their attendants. Mrs. Smith and families who were here during the Eugene Sunday. Miss Rose are sisters. great awakening. More than 100 Mrs. F. M Keller was greatly The bride is a graduate of the gave God a chance to give them Cottage Grove high school, class life eternal. Yet many put it off surprised Tuesday afternoon when a group of friends and neighbors of ’38, and the groom a Lorane -procrastinated. When more came in to celebrate her birth high school graduate. After a than one family by the same name short wedding trip to points on is mentioned the Christian name day. They brought several nice gifts and spent a very pleasant the coast they will make their is used. afternoon. home at Lorane. Adams. Doek; Adams, Oskeh; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Woolcott Allen. Bales; Beidler; Brumbaugh; returned Monday evening from a The Mosonic-Eastern Star pic Barrett; Currin; Cooley; Coch They nic Monday evening at the city ran; Carey; Curry; Chrisman; few days vacation trip. park again proved to be one of Cathcart; Cbnner; Chausey; Cath motored north to Milwaukie where the most popular social events of ey; Carper; Creaghead: Dillard. they visited Mr. and Mrs. Alfred the season. More than 200 were Rev. Sam; Durham; Downs. Do- Matthews Wednesday and Thurs present. Tables were spread un littles; England; Eakin; Edwards; day. From Portland they visited der the trees and a social evening Gowdy; Garoutte; George; Grif- Bonneville Dam. drove the Mount Hood loup and visited Timberline followed the dinner. Jess Lansing fin; Hunt; Harmes; Holderman; lodge, leaving Friday morning for Jr. was chairman of the commit- Hawley, Ira; Hawley. Bill; Hem- Astoria, then south to Seaside and ee for the Masonic lodge and Mrs. enway; Harding. Judge: S. L. Godard for the Eastern Star. Cramp; Jones; Jackson; Jones, Tillamook where they visited the John- Jack Goddard family. Mr. God- son; Knox; Kelly; Kerr; Kirk; dard taught school here many _ Mrs. Charles Adams and daugh Lewis; Le bow; Linebaugh; La Joy: years ago and is remembered by ter Adeline of Eugene and Mrs. B. McFarland: Mosby. Medley; old settlers. They also visited R. Job entertained at the Job home Friday evening in honor of Markley; McKibben: Martin; Me friends in McMinnville and Earl Miss Margaret Short, daughter of Nab; Mount; Miller: Nelson; Goddard's chicken ranch at Junc- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Short, whose Oglesby; Pitcher; Perkins; Port- tion City, where he ra isles many coming wedding was announced er; Piper; Pervance; Patton; Red- chickens in batteries. They re- ford;Sharp, Rev. Joe; Sharp. Bo- port very warm weather in the several weeks ago. A 7:30 des hernia; Sears; Shields; Spray; Portland area but found the sert was served and the evening Spare; Sanford; Thompson; beaches delightfully cool and was spent socially. Thornton; Thorp (first editor of pleasant. paper) Teeters; Veatch Mr. and Mrs. Frank Overholzer The Mothers club will meet at city Vaughn. Van Scnoiack; Vander- had as their guests Thursday the city park Tuesday, August 2, vert; Wooley; Dr.; Wal evening Mrs. Overholzer’s cousin, at 3:30 p. m. Members and their lace, Rev. Ham; Wynne, Walker; Walden: Miss Helen Scott and Miss Scott’« families will enjoy a pot luck sup Whipple; Woods; Whorton; Walk aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. per at 6:30 p. m. All are request er. Reese and son Boyd. Mr. and ed to bring table service. We have attempted to recall the Mrs Reese are missionaries in families of 50 years ago. Almost Africa but the young people have L O. O. F. PICNIC an impossibility. Any seeming been attending school in Texas The annual intersectional picnic slights or mistakes are of the the past year and all are on vaca of the I.O.O.F. and Rebekah lodges head and not of the heart. tion this summer. will be held Sunday, July 31 at Lost Creek on the McKenzie. Sports will commence at 9. a. m. Hea lth-0- Grams SOCIETY Fifty Years Ago Event Celebrated There was a «chool meeting Wednesday afternoon to discua« plans for adding a room to the school house. There will be a later meeting called to vote bonds for the necessary Improvement«. 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MINNESOTA PICNIC state wide gathering of for- Grimes. Baseball and other out door games were played during the ■NT Minnesota residents will be evening held at Champoeg Sunday, July Mr. and Mrs. OrviUe Whaley 31. A program has been prepared and there will be sports foTthe ^ft Sunday to work in the bean youngsters. A large attendance fields near Eugene. Lucille Conklin returned Thurs is expected, according to Elbert day from Walla Walla, Washing- Bede, who is handling the pub ton where she had spent the sum licity for the event. mer with the Arnold Roth family. Mrs. Roth is still attending sum NEBRASKA PICNIC mer school there and will return The Fifteenth Annual Nebraska later to take up her work at the Picnic will be held at the City Royal school. Park . (South . _ edge of _ city on High- - Mr. and Mrs. James Scott from way) in Corvallis, Oregon, August east of town called on Mrs. Estes 7, 1938. । Sunday evening. The Scotts for- Free Coffee. Bring your cups merly lived in this neighborhood and tnmmin’s. Seats for all. and friends here had not heard of Short snappy program—leaving their son Stanley’s recent marri- plenty of time for visiting. Come age in southern California, and see Nebraskans you knew The Neighborhood Friendship ‘‘back home”! Th61« were over club met Thursday afternoon with 1500 present last year. -- * ----- Mrs. - Rose - Lowrance. Officers for the next six months were elected NORTH CAROLINA PICNIC as follows: Mrs. Laura Allen, pres- The annual North Carolina ident; Mrs. Lizzie Rohde, vice- picnic will be held at Bryant's president; Mrs. Rose Lowrance, Park, Albany, Oregon; August 7.1 secretary-treasurer and Mrs. Hel- All former residents of North1 en Grimes assistant secretary. Carolina and their families are Other work was dispensed with urged to attend. for the afternoon on account of ——......... ................... the heat and the time spent in eastern states in search of a loca tion and has purchased a farm near hi. brother, .1 E M mt s place. Mr. and Mra. J. G Grimes and Mr. and Mm Wayne Monroe motored to Salem Sunday and vh- I ted relative«. PHONE 40
