THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1937.
THE SEN TI NET., COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
LOOK
26 Girl Scouts Back
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From Camp at Rujada [
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THE CHURCHES •
Twenty-six happy girl scouts
returned from their camp at Ru
Christian Science Society. Sun-
jada last Friday evening, after day school, 9:45; forenoon service,
sfx'nding five days close to nature 11, subject, "Mind;" evening ser
on one of the most successful vice, 8, second and fourth Wed-
camping trifM sponsored by the nesdays. The public is cordially in-
'local girl mwu I organization
vited to use the reading room on
'ITic girls were chaperoned by the second floor of the Petersen
Mrs. William Veelman, Mrs. K. M. building between 3 and 5 on Wed
Bird and Mrs. Earl Baldwin. Mrs. nesdays and Saturdays and 7 to
Th» Magazine for Men
Georg Bjorset also spent some 9 on Saturdays, except holidays.
time at the camp. Five older girls,
Style Mart Suits match the
Ikdly Jean McCoy, Geraldine
Free Methodist Church, Louis
built-in quality and good looks
Korn, Ann Peterson, Jean Savage A. Skuzie, Pastor. Sunday school
you rightfully expect with the
and Margaret Bressler, counselors, 9:45; Chas. Hosman, Supt.; fore
economical price you want to
were in charge of activities, handi noon service, 11; sermon subject.
craft work, and acted as life The Most Valuable Asset. Whose
pay.
guards.
Value Increases As Time Goes
Authentically Styled — Excep
Girls attending the camp were: On.” Evening service, 8; sermon
Betty Jane Caviness, Dorothy subject, "Harvest Time." Young
tionally well tailored inside
Jean Jackson, Phyllis Baldwin, people’s meetings, 1:15, Sunday.
and out—in pace setting pat
June Bird, Helen Bird, Helen Rob In charge of Mrs.
Harriett
terns of fine fabrics. Style-Mart
erts. Marie Ixmhard, Joyce Clark, Skuzie. Prayer meeting, Thurs
Suits offer the perfect oombi
Dottie Ann Clark, , Donna Clark, day, 8 p. m.
Janet Ry nearson, Shirley Culver,
nation of peak smartness and
Shirley Woodard, Doris and Sara
Catholic Church, Rev. Anthony
low cost,
Bjorset, Patsy Zimmerly, Janet Gcrace, Pastor.—Mass at 8 a. m.
Peterson, Marian Turner, Lucille every Sunday.
Veelman, Mary Goddard, Abigail
Trask, Iy>is Weldon, Chloris Rob
771« Reorganized church of
erts, Arietta Roberts, Juanita Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Powell and Margory Earl.
meets in the Anderson-Middleton
The girls were divided into five mill office located on south Tenth
We Give 8 and H Green Stamps
patrols, each with a couselor. The street each Sunday. Church school
patrols took turns doing the vari at 10 a. m. Preaching at IL Z. A.
ous camp duties: Cooking, dish Coop, pastor.
washing, table setting, wood and
First Baptist Church, Henry W.
fires and grounds. The camp day
was divided as follows: Revielle, Davis, Pastor. - Sunday school, 10,
7 a. m.; colors, 7:15; swimming, Mrs. K. K. Mills, Supt.; forenoon
7:30 to 8; breakfast, 8:30; capers, service, 11, Rev. James A. Smith
9:15; crafts. 10 to 12; lunch, 12:30; of the Presbyterian church will
capers;
rest hour 2 to 3; swim preach as this is a union service
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
ming. 3 to 4; dinner. 6; capers; of the two churches; evening ser
campfire. 7:30; taps. 9. This pro vice, 8, speaker to be announced, i
gram was varied Wednesday by a Rev. H. W. Davis is on his vaca-:
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Reed had as hike to Rujada Point Lookout and tion until the first Sunday in Sep
their dinner guest last Wednesday Thursilay a tea given by Mrs. tember; prayer meeting, Thursday
7:30, led by Mrs. McCall.
Mrs. Carl !x*hman and daughter H. E. D. Brown.
Leatha from Great Falk, Mon
Church of the Nazarene, C. E.,
tana, cousins of Mr. Reed, and Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Vinal Randall are
and Mrs. Floyd Chapman and the parents of a son. William Thaper, pastor. — Sunday school, !
Hall and Johnston, Real Estate, daughter Patty from Tacoma,
John, born Saturday, August 13, 9:45; sermon, 11; Y. P meeting.j
l»an«, Sure Insurance. Phone 58. Washington.
at a Eugene hospital. Both mother 7:30; evening sermon. 8. Wednes
and son are reported "doing nice day night at 8 p. m. Rev. and Mrs. :
Mrn. Vern Williams is in Stay-
Mr. and Mrs. W. Toman and ly."
Shirley and son, missionaries from i
ton this week at the home of her daughter Rosemary, Anthony Biß-
Africa, will have charge of the
father, Albert Frank, who under- gler, Willard Spies, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. John Schaffer is receiving service.
went a tonsil operation Monday, Richard Spies and Mr. and Mrs. treatment at a Eugene hospital.
Presbyterian Church, James A.'
Oliver Spies and family of Eu-
Neh Nielson returned from gone spent Sunday at the O. W.
The O. W. Blackmore family Smith, Pastor Sunday 9:45 a. m.
Portland last Friday, where he Spies home.
and M. M. Wheeler spent Sunday Bible School as usual. 11: a. m.
had spent several days visiting
at Black Butte at the Wm. Funk Morning Worship at the Baptist j
relatives and attending to busi-
Church.
Theme of message by
A daughter was bom to Mr. and home.
ness matters.
Mrs. Wilbur Steetrow of Oak
Mr. Smith: “The Fine Art of
ridge nt the McFarland Maternity
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mills, Mrs. Christian Living.” Special music
The S. T. Rose and A. W. Shof- home August 10. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Short, Mrs. Schofield Stewart, by the choir of the Baptist
abili families s|x*nt the week end Paul Sullivan of Cottage Grove Mrs. W. Workman. Miss Margaret church. Christian
--------- Endeavor at,
at Waldport.
are the parents of a son, bom Short and Miss Lola Howe left this 7 P. M. in the Presbyterian I
there August 8.
(Thursday) morning for Browns Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Renton Schrenk
ville to attend the funeral of Mrs.
arai son wen* vacationing at New
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Short, Mr. Mill's cousin and her husband, Mr.
Cottage Grove Lutheran Church I
port over th<- week end.
and Mrs. Karl Mills, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Albert Keen.
(Mo. Syn.) S. D. A. Church
Wilbur Workman and Mr. and
Building. West Main St.
The
Mrs. Esther Kress of Corning, Mrs. Clyde Roberts were week-end
Rev and Mrs. James A. Smith service of Sunday, Aug. 21, begins
California is visiting at the J. D. guests at the H. W. Lombard returned Wednesday afternoon at 7:45 P. M. The pastor will con
Monroe home this week. Mr. Mon summer home near Oakridge.
from Klamath Falls where they clude the discussion of the ques
roe and Mrs. Kross are brother
spent the past week with their tion, “The Relation Between God
Dr. and Mrs. W. E. I.ebow left daughter. Mrs. Earl C. Reynolds. and Myself.” The public is most j
and sister Mr. and Mrs. Monroe,
Mrs Kross and Ralph Monroe Sunday for Spokane, where they Rev. Smith preached for the First cordially invited to attend. W. A. •
were week-end guests of relatives wore called by the tragic death of Presbyterian church in Klamath Sylwester, 1170 Military St., Rose
Mrs. Ix'bow’s sister (formerly Falls last Sunday morning.
in Portland
burg, pastor.
Betty Coshow) and her husband.
Miss Wilberta Wilson of Al
The Sphinx club met Tuesday GROVE GETS TRACE OF RAIN
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Lowell
bany is spending a few days at the
evening
at the Carl King home
home of her [mrents, Mr. and Mrs. of Denver, Colorado were guests with Virginia King and Anna
This section received a trace of
at the home of Supt. and Mrs. H.
W O. Wilson
Marie
Petersen
as
hostesses.
Plans
rain
Wednesday afternoon, only
B. Ferrin this week. Mr. Lowell
for an outing in the near future at .02 of an inch at C. E. Stewart’s,
Glen Williams of Seattle. Wash is a brother of Mrs. Ferrin.
Scottsburg were discussed. The local weather observer, but enough
ington, visited friends in Cottage
the spirits
Oregon-
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Mrs. Charles Hall and Mrs. Don next regular meeting of the club
Grove this week. He is a former
Allen and their children are spend will be held September 20. with ian’s who had began to wonder if
resident.
it had forgot how to rain. No
ing the week at the Hall summer Geraldine Kem as hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. C, F. Hoskins home on the Umpqua.
Missionary Society of Presby-
spent the week end nt the estate
Dan E. Lansing and Miss Gladys terian church will meet Wednes-
of Dr. J. S. Hasch, nenr Salem.
Johnson, both of Cottage Grove day, August 23 at 2:30 at t the I
Miss Li tn Mosby, who is em were licensed to wed at Eugene church. Mrs. Dunford will be in!
ployed at the J. C. Penney store, August 17th.
charge of the program,
Mite
returned Sunday from a two
boxes are to be opened. All mem-
Mr.
and
Mrs.
T.
M.
Boyd
of
week's vacation spent in Bend,
1
bers and friends are invited.
Oregon, and lj»ke Chelan, Wash- Cottage Grove recently visited the
Marble Halls of Oregon”.
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'Marble
Here Are the Clothes
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more rain in the immediate future clan from Portland. Glendale and
was the report from Mr. Stewart's Marshfield, as well as local resi-
office Thursday morning.
dents are expected to attend.
MISSOURI
ALLEN
REUNION
First Fireworks Display
The first fireworks display on rec
'The annual reunion known as
at Florence . in . . the .. Thir-
that of the "Missouri Allen's* ord was
.
,
will be held Sunday, August 21, tevnU‘ centurL 018 ftr,t bi«
at th«- city parte. Members of the
England being shown in 1690.
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Mrs. Clara Fox, an employe of
the Iowa highway commission,
who has been vacationing with an
old friend. Mrs. F. L. Grannis,
will leave Friday for her home In
Ames, Iowa.
Mrs. Ethel Hagen of Portland
has been a visitor in Cottage
Grove this week.
Lloyd Wolfard, who is employed
at the Irish-Swartz store, left
Wednesday for a brief vacation at
Kitson Springs.
Bed Rose Butter and Ice Cream.
Ask for them. C. G. Creamery, tf
Frank Anlauf, who lives near
Dorena, reports killing a large
rattlesnake with 12 buttons, near
his home.
Dr. and Mrs. William Earl re
turned Saturday from a two
weeks’ trip to Kansas and Colo
rado. Mrs. Shanon Smith, sister
of Mrs. Earl, from California, re-|
turned with them.
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