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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 4, 1938)
TH« SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON Hea lth-O- Grams SEEK THE OPINION OF VOI R BEST JUDOES IN MAK1NG DOUBTFUL DECISIONS Phone 30 Chiropractic Physician Cottage Grove SOCIETY Garoutte Picnic Held j Sunday at Roseburg Federal Engineering department. with headquarters in Portland. He was for many years a member of the Boy Scout council and his work with the boy scouts of Cot- tage Grove has been as outstand ing as that of Mrs. MacGibbon with the girl scouts. Their nephew. Bill MacGibbon. was one of the four members of this year’s graduating class of the local high school, who prepared, after much diligent work and ex tensive research, the excellent his tory of Cottage Grove which was presented in dialogue as part of the commencement exercises and later published in full in this newspaper. Bill, who has lived with his aunt and uncle for many years, is now employed at the Scott mill at Culp Creek and will remain here until fall, when he will enter the University. Cottage Grove people will miss the Mac Gibbons. The best wish es of this community will follow them to their new home. T^ndnn 4-W Hill ha Arft « U1UDS Are Amonff MAat Activ« "«W 1H.OSL ACLIVe Aug. I. Ilene Trunnrll is visit nitlhc Tn Tjina fniintv ! inR ln Portland at the Fred Steph« V1UUS An UOUHLy cn,en home _ _ A meeting of the Hoe and Rake ¡Gardening club was held Monday. I wo new 4-H dui» for summer1 Several visitors were present. The work have been organized in the next meeting definite plans will London cium group under the be made as to when to hold our leadership of Jacqueline and Je- over-night trip to Rujada anne Morton. The Camp Cookery1 W T Garoutte is spending the Hub has a membership comprised week at the home of his son Nel- or Lucille Abeene, Marjorie W o » k 1- gon at Vida ard. Eathel Ann Newton. Divelle The Sing A Song While Sewing Abeene. Carlton Woodard. George -------- “---------------------------------------- Dugan and Elmer Hendricks with Lucille Abeene, president; Carlton Woodard, vice-president; and Jacie Morton, secretary. The Camp Cookery club named themselves the Biscuit Shooters. They spent Wednesday and Thursday nights camping at their new camp site near the Woodard Mill dam President of the Canning Club Is Marjorie Woodard; vice presi dent, bài the I Ann Newton; and secretary. Maxine Ewing. Other members are Maxine Currin and Jacie Morton. Jacqueline Morton is leader of the club. The Lucky Londonitcs Club has j sponsonxt and given much thought ' and work towards bettering the swimming hole at the Woodard Mill dam. for the use of the corn-! munity. The high and low diving board platforms have been rein forced. walks cleared and repaired and dressing rooms for men and ladies built. Work has almost been completed on a 40 foot sled slide which will add much to the attraction of the "ole swimmin’ hole’’. Latham The seventeenth annual Ga- routee picnic was held at Rose burg auto park Sunday. July 31. There were 76 r present. Sixty of them were there over night Sat urday and enjoyed dancing and moving pictures of the previous JOHN BARKER year shown by Dr. C. H. Kime. John Barker, aged 85 years, 2 Dr. Kime took pictures all day months and 29 days, died Satur Sunday to be shown next year. day. July 23. at his home in Cot At the business meeting Dr. C. tage Grove. He was born April 24, H. Kime was elected president for 1858, in Martin county, Indiana. the coming year and Mrs. Sadie He came to Oregon in 1874. and Garoutte Irland. secretary. lived at Hood River and Tilla Those present were; Mr. and mook before coming to Cottage Mrs. Frank Kelly, Dr. and Mrs. Grove in 1896. His wife died two A. W. Kime, Dr. and Mrs. C. H. years ago. A niece. Mrs. Daisy Kime and daughter Claudette. McCormick, of Wenatchee, Wash , Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Stacey. Frank is the only known survivor. G. Garoutte, George Taylor. Bel- Funeral services were held at va Garoutte. Thelma Garoutte. the Mills chapel Tuesday. July 25. Ladies of the Methodist Aid met Ida Garoutte, C e f o r d Garoutte, at 2:30 p. m. with Rev. Edward last Wednesday afternoon in the Walter Garoutte, Lew Garoutte, L. Kechley. pastor of the First city park for their annual picnic Clinton Garoutte. William Ga Christian church, officiating. In During the business session com routte. all of Cottage Grove; Mr. terment was in the I.O.O.F Ma mittees for the year were ap and Mrs. W. A. Garoutte, Colin sonic cemetery. TURNER ASSEMBLIES pointed. Mrs. E. E. Cone and Mrs. Garoutte, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ga- OF GOD CAMP. routte, Alden Garoutte, Frank A. W Wooley were appointed on By Mrs. W D. Lovegren Smith, Alex Garoutte. Calesta the ways and means committee. Home from "Camp Meeting!" A Mrs. N. E. Compton for work and Crane, Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Ga little tired, but with memories Mrs. D. W. Stcrges to have charge routte and sons Larry and Eddie, j never to be forgotten. This camp of the flower committee. An of Culp Creek: Mr. and Mrs. Law property, rented annually from nouncement was made of the mis rence Kelly and daughter Marcia the Christian church, is situated of Eugene; Mr. and Mrs. Henry ’ sionary meeting to be held Aug Eaton, Myrtle Point; Mr. and Mrs. I I By ELMO SCOTT WUTSON | | at Turner, 10 miles southeast of ust 3 in the city park. Salem, having fine accommoda Lee Eaton, Coquille; Mr. and Mrs. tions and an abundance of trees Alden Hoyt. Mr. and Mrs. Arch At the meeting of the Sphinx Heyward. Mr. and Mrs. Clark BOOMERANG to shade the tent and trailer city. club. Tuesday, July 26. at the Vi Waldvogel and son Vern, Mr. and The auditorium, seating 2500. nal Randall home Sarajane Moore Mrs. C. D. Garoutte, Alice Ga IN 1840 President Martin Van Bu was filled to capacity both Sun and Patty Short were hostesses. routte, Mr. and Mrs. Guss D. days and well attended the eight Plans were completed for a camp Gross. P. B. Hoyt, Bandon; Mr. * ren was the Democratic candi week days of the camp. There ing trip this month near Rujada. and Mrs. Vern Garoutte. Mr. and date for reelection. The Whigs, were five services daily, the time Margaret Bressler and Margaret Mrs. E. L. Garoutte. Mark Ga passing by the great Henry (Hay. being divided up between the two Monson will have charge of the routte, Ethel Chappell, of Orago, nominated Gen. William Henry Har main speakers. Evangelist Harvey camp menu and food supply. The Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Ga rison. whose principal claim to dis McAllister of Toronto. Canada, next meeting will be Tuesday, routte, Donna Garoutte. Gerald tinction was his career as a sue- ' and Evangelist N. W. Jennings of °tArlene Garoutte of Vida; Claud Gross of cessful Indian fighter ‘Old Virginia." ^mderson with Virginia King as Sweet Home; Mrs. Lillie Landon ™endS- hearlnK Prayer for the sick was offered assistant hostess^ of ciarkston, Wash . Miss Maxine of Old Tippecanoe s" nomination. each evening after the message, * Landon of Sweet Home; Mr. and grumpily declared. "OiTe him a bar- Many testified of wonderful heal- Mrs. Julia Brown and Miss Mrs. Lester Irland, Hillsboro. rel of hard cider, aettle a pension ings from the Lord, two outstand- ^ella Smith gave a stork shower visitors were; Mr. and Mrs. of $2,000 a year on him and. my ing cases of which were a lady recently honoring Mrs. Vergie Walter Farrier. Arago. Ore.; word for It. he will sit for the re who had had cancer for years was Kingsley of Eugene. Those pres- Chas. — Morris. Culp Creek: Bertha mainder of his days In his log completely delivered, and another ent were Mrs. Oscar Smith. Mrs. Mullins, Rifle, Colorado; Lorraine cabin by the aide of a sea-coal Are. lady whose hearing had been prac Frank Turner, Mrs. Pearl Roan, Coiner, Cottage Grove; Josephine tically gone for years was restor- Mrs. John Veatch. Mrs. Krouse, Gilbert. Sweet Home; Lois Renne, studying moral philosophy." The ed ed to normal. Many were the itor of a Democratic paper tn Bal Madge Mote, Mrs. Cecil Wooley, Orago; Jackie Lemons. Culp praises of God. timore thought It would be a good Mrs. Francis Smith. Mrs. Wilbert Creek; Lois Linck, Portland. Another fine feature this year joke on the Whigs to publish that Wilson. Mrs. McNew. Sibyl statement But It turned out to be was the Junior Camp Meeting for, Veatch, Mrs. Elmer Hubbel, Mrs. children, with their own evange-' Myra Counts. a fine Joke on the Democrats! list, Miss Dorothy M. Hopple, be Other Democratic papers reprint sides other teachers and speakers The ladies of the Nazarene ed IL Immediately the Whigs got1 helping to keep the interest of Missionary society held their busy. So General Harrison wasn't the meetings high. Attendance study meeting Thursday afternoon fit to be President because he was here was also good, reaching 200 in the city park. Miss Rice from a poor man and a plain man. eh? on Sundays. Montana and Miss Little sang two Mr. and Mrs. William Mac Gib-I In vain the Democrats tried to duets, accompanied by guitars. bon recently purchased a home on Dunllruttnr Hunnfloa Santlnal Mrs. Nettie Little received several Talbot road in the Portland undo the mischief by protesting that they hadn't started this talk A birthday gifts, after which melons Heights district and plan to move were served and visiting enjoyed. to that city sometime this month. Whig, one of/ Mr. Clay's good They have resided here for the friends, had done it. But 1t was no Mrs. S. T. Rose entertained past nine years and have taken use. So Harrison went to the White- Monday afternoon with a party an active part in the social life of for her daughter Gloria on her the community and have been House, sent there by a amai! Item sixth birthday anniversary. Eight faithful workers in the welfare printed io a Democratic newspaper. It was a sneering Item that turned playmates of Miss Gloria were work of Cottage Grove. present. Refreshments were served Mrs. MacGibbon has been cap ont to be a boomerang against those at the close of the afternoon. tain of the Girl Scouts troop and who used ft her work in that organization has, The P. D. G. club will meet been outstanding and she will be; Do Not Skate on Ice with Mrs. S. L. Godard Friday af greatly missed by the members of When ice skaters skim along over ternoon, August * 5. At 6:30 the that splendid organization. She a smooth stretch they are not actu has served as assistant librarian members will be joined by their ally sliding on Ice but on water, husbands and other guests for of the city library. She is a mem says Pearson’s London Weekly. The ber of the M. P. G. club, the Tues supper. Ice melts under the skates, due to day Evening Study club, P. D. G. the friction, and the skates move Garden club. The Mothers club met at the Mr. Mac Gibbon has been along on a thin film of water. In City Park Tuesday afternoon at among the most active of the en creased pressure, as all physicists 3:30. In the evening the families of members of the club were gineers engaged in the survey know, also melts ice, and the weight work on the Willamette river of the person on skates provides guests at a potluck supper. flood control project and is now pressure which combines with the on the Administrative staff of the friction to change the ice to water. The Neighbors of Woodcraft, at their meeting Tuesday c evening. , - honored Mrs. Clara "ii /ill mulrn Guardian Neighbor, who will make her future home in INirtland. with a gift and a corsage. Mrs. Stevens plans to return each month to at tend the regular meetings of the lodge until her term expires. Plans were made for the annual birthday party of the lodge, which will be held in October. It was decided to invite the Eugene and Creswell lodges. Plans were also made to meet socially August 23 at the farm home of Mrs. Mable Sowles near Curtin. Refreshments were served It was announced that light refreshments would be served at the September meeting. Tremendous [I Trifles O The Mac Gibbons Will Make Their Future Home In Portland THURSDAY, AUGUST 4. HKW. ___ ... L . .------ 1 club of Latham met Wednesday at the home of Miss Grubb, lead er. Several visitors were present. The next meeting, which will be the Inst one. will be held by the river Thursday evening, a Marsh mallow roast will be held before the meeting. William Garoutte s|>cnt Sunday at Roseburg. A meeting of the Kitchen Play mate Cooking club was held Thursday night. Juanita Sanders is going to give a party which will be held after the next meeting on Thursday night. Snow White Layer Cake Two delicious snow white layers, smothered in sweet, fresh, moist cocoanut. 49 Look for the red box with the cellophane window. AT YOUR GROCERS BAKED BY BECK’S Dessert Bread—12c Wednesday -Pimento Cheese Friday—Date Nut BETTER BAKERY CUT RATE DRUGS Rub Alcohol Pint ........... 19c Compound Aspirin Tablets 39c 100 Tablets Oglesby-Grant Picnic Held at Philomath Park Sunday, July 31 Mr. and Mrs. James P. Gra ham, Mrs. Nancy Oglesby, Mrs. Florence Kelly, all of Cottage Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fleck and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kelly of Dorena, attended the seventh annual Oglesby-Grant picnic at. Philomath park Sunday, July 31. About 100 were present. Follow ing the picnic dinner, musical numbers were given and histories of the family were read by mem- ! bers present. Mrs. Lige Grant of Harlan was elected president for1 the ensuing year and Mrs. Mamie i Oglesby Hammersly was retiring! president. Among those attending from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. Huse Grant, bride ajid groom from San Francisco, and Mrs. Ida Thompson of Prairie City, the last living member of the imme diate Oglesby family. Mrs. Thompson is a daughter of the late William Oglesby and was born on the Oglesoy land claim on! Row river 79 years ago. Carter Liver Pills 19c BARGAINS IN ’36 Ford Touring... ’36 Ford Coupe....... ’36 Ford Pickup..... Ford Coupe....... Chevolet Sedan ’29 Chevrolet Sedan ’29 Pontiac Coupe .... Pontiac Sedan ... $525 $475 $145 $125 $110 $110 Baby Castile Soap Bar........ ............. 6c This week only Cheap Sun Glasses are more harmful than sun glare. 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