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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 11, 1938)
THURSDAY, AUGUST 11. ISM. THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Hea lth-0- Grams KNOW YOURSELF, BE YOURSELF AND IMPROVE YOURSELF, Phone 30 Chiropractic Physician Cottage Grove SOCIETY ' 19th. when regular meetings will be resumed. The Elmer Hansen family who had camped here a week left Thursday for their home at Rodeo, Calif. Mildred Cbx is spending this week at the O. M. Bagley home in Cottage Grove. Word was received that Mrs. Will Thorn, a former resident of this place, is quite ill in a Port land hospital. Louise and Lanez Goodwin spent last week at the Hobart Stout home in the Willakenzic district, earing for the Stout children while Mr. and Mrs. Stout were on a vacation trip. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Abeene took Mrs. Edith Abeene to Springfield, Sunday, to visit relatives. They spent the day at the Ronald Rob erts home. The Barney Sears family have moved to the Lon Short ridge house recently vacated by the Hinsons. The Carl King family of Cot tage Grove spent Sunday at the Robert Phillips home. The young peoples’ Bible class will meet at the church Friday evening. A full attendance is de sired as plans for the coming months will be discussed. The Camp Cookery unit of the Lucky Londonites Clubs of Lon don are spending a three day At a meeting of the Rebekah camping trip at Camp Fisk this lodge Friday evening. August 5. week. The group is chaperoned by Mrs Hazel Culver, noble grand, on leader. Jeanne Morton. behalf of the lodge and the Staff club, presented Mrs. Clara Stevens with a gift in appreciation of her services during the many years she has been in Cottage Grove. Mrs. Stevens is moving to Port land and will make that city her future home. Minnie Willits. Mearl McKibben and Leta Stewart were The home of Mr. and Mrs. appointed a committee to cooper Frank Nicholson, at 412 Adams ate with the Odd Fellows in mak avenue, was the Mecca of all the Aug. 9.—Mrs. Andrew Bloom- ing arrangements for the annual flower lovers of Cottage Grove picnic to be held in the city park Tuesday night and Wednesday quist and baby and Miss Ada Sherman of Reedsport visited last Tuesday evening. August 16. All morning. members are requested to bring The attraction was a Night week with a sister. Mrs. Roy baskets for the supper which will Blooming Cereus- a member of Hands. Miss Lily Darby of Klamath be at 6:30. Coffee, cream and the Cactus family—and one of the sugar will be furnished. Refresh most beautiful and fascinating of Falls was a guest last week of ments were served at the close of the more than one hundred species Miss Forest Schneider and on the „ meeting -- - by -, Marion _ ,, Armstrong. „ . . c* of Cereus. although not all are Saturday both went to Portland to attend a two weeks’ music B. McCoy and E. \ an Schoiack. nightblooming. —♦— There is something almost un- school which is being sponsored U. of O. The P.D.G. club met Friday af canny about a plant that opens its by Mr. and Mrs. Louis Layng. who blossoms for a few hours at long ternoon. August 5. at the S. L. had been employed during the Godard home. A feature of the intervals and then in the darkest summer in the berry fields at hours of the night meeting was an impromptu pro In the afternoon Tuesday one Gresham, moved back to their gram in which each member gave home here the first of the week. a good idea for the garden. The of the long large buds on the Little Garnett Beach of Dorena, Nicholson plant suddenly showed club presented Mrs. William Mac- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gibbon. whose future residence signs of life and as darkness came Beach, is staying with her grand on the bud began to unfold and will be in Portland, a table bas mother. Mrs. M. C. Johnson, ket of flowers. The members were gradually, as the pronounced while her mother is in a mater joined at 6:30 for a picnic supper trembling in the loosened sepals nity home in Cottage Grove, with by their husbands and the follow and petals as nature caused them an infant son. ing guests. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. to expand, the glamourous queen Mrs. Phoebe Brumfield and son Drenner and Mr. and Mrs. Loren of the night slowly emerged to I. T. Brumfield of North Bend Hunt. The evening was then spent show herself to her flower loving visited last week at the L. K. boating on the river in Mr. God- subjects. ard’s new motor boat. This writer has seen a species Brumfield home. The Frank Grimes family of A of the cereus in the Philippine Islands where it is sometimes California visited during the past Mrs. Clyde Roberts and Mrs. W. called "Dama de Noche” and “Re week with a brother. Henry Rus- sum. L. Workman entertained Thurs ina de Noche’’. Mrs. Harry Williams spend all day evening at the Roberts home There is also a hedge of a in honor of Mr. and Mrs. William species of cereus in Honolulu, of last week with Mr. Williams at MacGibbon who left Friday to Hawaiian Islands, where thousands Brice Creek, where he is employ make their home in Portland. A of blooms come out in a single ed in the forest service. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Schneider buffet cupper was served on the night. The Nicholson plant origin lawn at 7 o’clock to 16 couples. ally came from Costa Rica. Their visited Sunday at the John Runk The yard was lighted with Jap daughter. Mrs. T. R. Taylor pre and Frank Gilbert homes near Lorane. _ anese lanterns and the table was sented it to them. decorated with baskets of gladioli According to an article in "Bet and fem and a social evening fol ter Homes and Gardens" there lowed was a legend among the ancient Aztecs that they would discover The American Legion Auxiliary a land of plenty when they found held a special meeting on Monday an eagle, a snake and a cactus. evening. The next meeting will be In 1312 having found what they held at the Armory, September were seeking, high in the moun tains they laid the foundations of Mexico City. Today the coat of arms of Mexico bears an eagle and a serpent in its beak, rest ing on an Indian fig cactus. Most Unusual Bloom Draws Flower Lovers To Nicholson Home "The Maid ot Orleans** Mrs. Rhuic l*urcell of U* An a visitor Sunday evening at the Joan of Are was called “The Maid J. A. Schneider home. geli's. who visited Mrs. Amanda of Orleana.** She defeated the Eng Sears one day last week, return«! lish there at the Battle of Beau- Mimeograph atancila Sentinel. to her home Saturday. pnej. ¿njta--------------------------------- Shirley Arne spent the week Dunllcn tin* Ru n n I Ion M»ntln*i end with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snaiier at Walden. The thresher has been busy in the neighborhood this week. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Smith. Myrtle and Clayton Smith. Bob Whiteman and Mrs. R. B. Powell We iwe all settled in our new store’and are happy to an and daughters are all employed In nounoe that we have more room and more merchandise. the bean fields near Coburg. This week we have special prices on our Hotpoint Washers Miss Helen Moore of Eugene and Electric Ranges. Also some good buys in used ga* was a visitor recently at the I. O. Zierolf home. washers? Mrs. Boone Humphrey visited Come in and see our 1930 models of ROA Victor Radios Sunday with Mrs. M E. Harris in Eugene. Ehmett Howard of Eugene was a visitor recently at the Boone Humphrey home. John Devereaux of Eugene was Welcome to Our New Location at 845 Main Street Brisbane Electric CUT RATE DRUGS Mount View SUPREME BREAD and PASTRIES A Cottage Bakery Home Product of Quality Build and Boost Cottage Grove London There will be a basket dinner on the church grounds after the morning services here Sunday. The afternoon hours will be de voted to singing. Services again in the evening. Everyone welcome. Miss Viola Welt of Centralia, Washington, who spent a week here visiting her sister. Mrs. C. H. Woods, left Friday to visit a brother at Richmond. Calif. Later Miss Welty will visit other rela tives at Escondido, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Roberts, Mrs. Earl Oakland and daughter of Anlauf were dinner guests at the Felix Ems home Sunday. 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