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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1938)
THE SENTINEL, COIT AGE GROVE, OREGON THURSDAY, JULY 'M, 1938 BARCAINC4RHIWI ** X —* — • i iZ/Ks J Wc Give S & H Green Stamps agent before his appointment as head of the state department of agriculture three years ago In his new capacity. Mr. White will be responsible for the devel- opment of plans and programs for soil conservation in the state, co ordination of field activities and the maintenance of cooperative re lationships with state agencies. Thornton Corners July 26 Mr. and Mrs. George Foster attended a card party Wed nesday evening at the home of Mr. Foster's sister, Mrs. F. M. Chapman, at Divide given in hon Ladle* Style or of Mrs. Chapman's daughter, Mee this group Plain White Only who is visiting there from Cali fornia. Mrw Corbett Smith and chil $1.49 Value $4.00 Vu luen dren of Culp Creek visited one day Only six left. Last week with Mrs. Joe Premaz Every one a zi. Joanne Premazzi accompanied »2.45 value them home for a two days’ visit 919.75 value and returned to her home here only Hire* 37-42 with her parents, who spent Fri day at the Corbett Smith home. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Shortridge were guests Sunday at a surprise birthday dinner at the R. C. Mc Cottage Orove, Oregon. Kay home at London, honoring Mrs. McKay on her anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Klasnic Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boslaugh of Olympia. Wash., were Sunday Charles Robinson arrived Wed “ * Wil- nesday from Coalingo, Cal., for a return<*d Sunday from a two guests of Mr. and Mrs. John visit with his lister Mrs. O. E. weeks vacation spent at Chelan, lian. Mrs. Carl Murphy and two WiMMkon, and father, James Rob Wash. children of Roseburg, who had inson. Georg Bjorset made a business spent the past week here with 11*11 and Johnston, Real Estate, Mr. und Mra. Frank Erwin of trip to Redding, (Cal., Tuesday. He Mrs. Murphy's parents, Mr. and loan», Kure ln»urarM*. Phone 5». L«» m Angeles spent the week-end plans to return Friday. Mrs. F. L. Hockett, returned to at the home of Mrs. Erwin’s cous their home Sunday with Mr. Carl King is in Portland this Murphy, Mrs. Ren Sanford and son Ed- in. Roy Short and family. They who came for them. week on his vacation. While in the die arc visiting in Medford this were enroute home from a trip to Mr. and Mrs. John Bauder and week. Vancouver. B. C. and I-ake Ixiuise Rose City he attended the annual sons and Mrs. Jesse Denney of Old Timers Baseball banquet Cottage Grove were visitors Fri Mr. ami Mrs. W K. Burkman, Paul McNew, who is with the „ ,, , . , . . , day of Mrs. R. B. Dixon. Bobby U. S. navy on the hospital ship Herbert Lombard .¡nd enroutr from (California to their _______ Bauder remained over Sunday. home nt Warcnton were guests ’•Relief.” visited this week at the c£Udf',rL?re?^nd^ and Mrs. Fred Witcher ot Wednesday afternoon and Thurs homi' of his aunt and uncle, Mr. the Lombard summer home near Oakridge. Mr. Lombard will join I>elight Valley visited Thursday day at the Jiw Ijinsing Sr. and Mrs. R. C. McNew I hem at the end of the week. at*he Ralph Witcher home. home. Mrs. Earl Nystrom of Spring- Miss Phyllis May Ricker of Mo Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Blickle field was a visitor at the J. W. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse I-anslng Sr. doc Point is a guest of Miss Kay were week-end visitors in Port- Fisher home Sunday. left this aftcm<M>n (Thursday) to Daugherty land Mr. and Mrs. Shumway of Eu- spend a week or ten days at Tah- Miss Wilberta Wilson of Cor _ . _ _ .. . , „ «ene were Sunday visitors at the kenitch lake. Red Rose Butter and Ice (roam. home of Mrs Shumway’s brother vallis spent Monday night at the The S. T. Rime and A. W. Shof- home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ask for them. C. G. Creamery. tf W. Serr. stall families s|>ent the week end W O. Wilson. „ . „ ~ , Mrs. Mike Quaglia had her ton- at Waldport M J?ar\ Durham a"d site removed at the office of a lo- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Merriman son Donald. Portland were week- physician Wednesday of last The Alvis Wicks family Tetum- of Yakima. Wash., arc visiting end visitors at the home of Mr. week. She ¡_ is recovering rapidly. ed Saturday from a week's vaca relatives in Cottage Grove. They and Mrs. E. Hendricks. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Myers and tion spent at Foley Springs. were accom|>anied by Mrs. Merri son of . Delight Valley visited Sun- .»117b. VIUMWII UI ILI .»115. IVltlV/U . - -------- Mrs. Croston and Mrs. Petersen man's parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. friends of long standing and ^rs_ Myrtle Lake. Mr. and Mrs. George White and Newton of Portland, former resi are _ _ - . — — IVI FMI III rt fa f Mrs. Julia Gover and daughter, Mrs. White’s mother of Albany dents. who are visiting at Lon Monday was the first time in 30 Mrs. Frank Swigart of Cottage spent the week end camping near don years that the women had met. Grove, were Sunday visitors at McKenzie pass. Mrs. Will Wells was taken to the home of Mrs. Cover's son, R. Junior Laswell of Portland is Dcrril Lee Sarff returned Sat- visiting at the A. W. Helliwell Eugene Wednesday tor an appen- Dixon. urday from Allwny whcre he has home. He has l>cen spending the dicitis operation. Mrs. Joe Premazzi entertained been visiting since June 5 with his summer at Yoncalla and is a for at dinner Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Miss Margaret Petersen, who is Tony Perini and Miss Lily Perini Grandfather, J. Jones and mer Cottage Grove resident. Mr. attending Normal school at Ash Aunt Mrs. Myrtle Graham. and Mrs. Helliwell motored over to land. spent the week end here at of Sacramento and Mrs. Frank Mrs. Nell Sarff spent last week Yoncalla after him. the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Petersen. Miss vta,t‘nR crotonot s-" rrlatlves and friends nardino. Cal. was a guest Mon- Petersen was accompanied by a Mrs Henry Meyers of Silk Mrs. William Petersen. friend, Miss Phyllis Porter, of Klamath Falls. Creek visited Saturday with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Coleman Sam Warren. Miss Carolyn and Miss Gerry of Portland were guests Tuesday Johns of Eugene, nieces of Mrs. night at the William Haldeman I>ee Cox who made a trip from William Petersen, visited Sunday home. Mrs. Coleman is a daugh Springfield to Vancouver by air at the Petersen some. plane, returned home Sunday, re ter of Mrs. Haldeman's sister. porting a fine trip. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. God- Mrs. Caroline Brand of Seattle A chlorinator was installed last was in Cottage Grove Saturday, dard son weekl Billie combined have returned a cnionnator was installed last , , ; _ •------- - ----------- from and a two vaca- looking after property interests. Friday at the city reservoir. tion and business trip to New Mr. and Mrs. Vern Williams m1m Leneve Simkins of Mon- Mexico. They returned by way of werc in Portland Saturday and mou,h spent the week end in Cot- Arizona. Texas and California. Pint Sunday. They took Mr. Williams ,aKe G™?? at Jhe ho™ehpr Mr. and Mrs. Damon Scott and nephew, Bob Williams, who had Pnrcnt". Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Sim children returned Wednesday from spent a week here to his home in k’ns- a week's vacation in Seattle. Milwaukie and also attended Mr and Mns Bill Bartels left 25c Carters Fleet Week celebration. Wednesday for Portland. They SOLON T. HITE TO HEAD SOIL CONSERVATION Mr. B. S. Swcngel of San Jose. plan to return Friday. Cal., and Mrs. George Swengel of Solon T. White, one time voca Miss Helen Miller of Caldwell, Portland were week-end guests of Ida., Ls visiting at the O. W. Spies tional agriculture instructor in Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Graham and home. Miss Miller is a teacher in the Cottage Grove high school, Mrs. Graham's mother, Mrs. Nan the Filer, Ida., high school. will become state coordinator in cy Oglesby. Oregon for the soil conservation _____ _ ______ Mrs. _____ Earl ______ Hunter of Dexter _ is service, with headquarters at Cor- Elbert Bede. Portland and Elbert here this week visiting relatives vallis, effective August 1. Smith, Salem, former Sentinel and friends. Mrs. Hunter, nee A native of Oregon and a grad- publishers were in Cottage Grove Nora Queen, was a teacher in the uate of Oregon State college. Mr. Wednesday evening, where they Cottage Grove schools for 11 years White spent two years as voca- at tended a get-together at the H. and at one time was a teacher and tlonal agriculture instructor in W Lombard home. the secretary ot the Presbyterian the Cottage Grove high school and Sunday school. eight years as county agricultural Mrs. Cassie Foix of Shelby, Mont., is visiting nere at the Wil liam Petersen home. Mrs. Peter sen and Mrs. Foix are sisters. Men’s Shoes and Oxfords Tennis Oxfords Suits ’1.19 Ladies Rayon Dresses I-aBlue and daughter of Hebron. ! Mr. and Mrs. Tony Perini and Mrs. Louie Premazzi and children made a trip to the coast Monday. Mrs S. P. Shortridge accom panied Mrs. Lyman Adams of la- tham and Mrs. George Sutherland of London to Roseburg one day last week to visit relatives German Shepherd Dag Intelligent Notably intelligent, German shep herd dogs originated as a type late in the Nineteenth century and were widely used as police dogs in France, Belg.um and Germany. In the World war they saw much serv ice as Red Cross dogs. But. be cause of war hysteria, their name was changed to Alsatian, Alsatian Corner Cupboards in 1719 wolf dog, or simply shepherd dog. Corner cupboard* appeared about Most Seeing Eye dogs for the blind 1710 and were finished to match the are German shepherds. paneling of the room. WARNING! CITY BRIEFS Lighted Matches and Cigarettes are DANGEROUS. . Trash Fires May Spread! Until It Rains, Use Every Precaution—and Be Careful of Fires! Put All Your Valuables In a Safety Deposit Box! First National Bank OF COTTAGE GROVE This Week’s Specials Mineral Oil 19c Aspirin 5 s - 1 c Carter’s Ink 50c Liver Pills Compacts 19« 19« Hinckle Pills Soda Mints Foot Powder Absorbine Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Smith and family of Albany were week end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Helliwell. Mr. Smith! is Mrs. Helliwell's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shinn ar rived Wednesday from Witch Ita Falls, Texas, for an extended visit' with Cottage Grove relatives. E. L. Roy of Portland is in Cot tage Grove in the interest of the Susie Garoutte estate. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wyatt of Grants Pass were visitors here | last week. AND GROCERY FREE DELIVERY PHONE 65 Specials Friday and Saturday • Freeh and Clean Hamburger 3 lbs......................... 25c Bacon Squares Jowls For Supplies to Make That PICNIC A Success! Bulk Pure Lard 4 lbs. ...39c Cottage Hams Pound.............. 23%c ________ None Better_______ Pound ...................15c Small Hams Darling Variety Store 89 BARTELS MARKET dem Nut Oleo 2 lbs. .... 25c 49c 50c Guaranteed % 1 Lb. Pure Baby Men’s Helmets Hand Cream Castile Soap 29« 39 —FREE— 50c Dorothy Perkins Face Powder With 75c Purchase of Va or Whole Pound 23V2c Boiled Ham Sliced Frankfurters Pound...................50c Pound ................... 15c Park Extra Fancy Pork Link Sausage Roasting Hens Small Sixe Pound Pound Dorothy Perkins Cleansing Cream Brown’s Drug Store Cottage Grove Pharmacy
