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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1938)
THURSDAY. AUGUST 25. 1938. » r lyews oj 4-H CLUBS Funeral Services to Be Held Todayfor Mrs. John Groves Funeral services will be held at I the Presbyterian church in Cot tage Grove this (Thursday) after- noon at 2:30, for Mrs. John l^nr County 4H Club mem Groves, aged 70. a highly esteem-, tiers are bringing In their «ewing, cd pioneer mother who passed' canning, homemaking, room lm- away Tuesday evening, while on eraft exhibits to the office of a camping trip on Sharps creek i provrment, forestry «nd handi with her husband and Miss Nancy craft exhibits to the office of R. Anlauf, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Kuehner, county club agent C. O. Anlauf of this city. for the Sifting committee who Mr. and Mrs. Anlauf had mo- will select exhibit« to go to the tored to Sharps Creek about R State Fair p. m. Tuesday evening to visit All exhibit« brought In will I m » the campers and were visiting held over In nrc|>aratlon for the with Mrs. Groves when she wax I Jine County Fair. taken III. They brought her to On Tuesday. August 30. a dem Cottage Grove Immediately for onstration and judging contest, medical attention, but it wax too and n bread baking contest will late, doctors stating that she had be held for the «election of teams apparently [Missed away almost that will compete at the State instantly. fair. Mrs. Groves lx survived by her Monday, August 29: All exhi husband and two ion « : Earl bit« in Sewing, Conning, Home Groves of Medford, and Alta Making, Room Improvement, Groves of Aloe, Oregon. Forestry, and Handicraft to be in The Rev. James Smith, pastor of by 0:00 P. M. the Presbyterian church of which* From the articles received Mrs. Groves was a member, who selection will be made of those has been at Turner attending exhibits for the State Fair. conference, will return to preach Tuesday, August 30: 10.00 A the funeral services. „ i’<M>king Dcmonstrat I o n GOODF-GOULD PICNIC. (Muffins) Mrs. Andrews -Orr- l.yda Brown. Joyce Anderson. 'Die eighth annual picnic of the 10:30 A. M Bread Baking (Yin- test. 10:30 A. M. Sewing Demon Goode-Gould clan wax held at An stration. Mrs E. B. Hill. Joan lauf park Sunday, Auguxt 14. A Stinchcombc, Doris Harpster. luxurious lunch wax served at the 11:00 A. M. Cooking Demon noon hour. Much visiting and a stration. Wlllakcnzie. Joyce general good time, filled the af Lithia Davis, Wilma Lyons 11:30 A. ternoon all too soon Ashland. Oregon. wu M. Room Improvement. Fran Park, cis Calef, Helen Michael. 1:00 chosen ax the place for the 1939 P. M Livestock and Dairy Dem gathering. The business meeting resulted onstrations 1:00 p. M. Sewing Demonstration. London. Max in the election of the following ine Ewing, Jacqueline Morton. officers: Mrs. Anna Gould Burk 1:30 P. M Cooking Demonstra ett. honorary president: Mrs. tion Donna Evelyn Ann Hill, Eva Young, president; George Grace Crane 3:00 P M Home Orey, vice president; Edwin Jory, Economics Judging • Contest xergeant-at-arms; Mrs. W. E. Goode, hostess; Mrs. Lula West, 4:00 P. M. Style Review. historian; Mrs Mary Fuson, sec retary. Those attending wore: Dr. and Mrs. John E. Ixing and son Jack; Mrx. Bertha Kandy; Mrs. Marie Milligan; Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Goode; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Orey; Mrs. Effie Pitman and two Cottage Grove’s newest store, children; Mix« Ruth Sylvester; Th rift-Wise, will open for buxi Mrs. Gilley Sylvester; Mrx. Lot nes« tomorrow. Friday morning, tie Barnes; Mrx. Hattie West; in the old Hank <»f Cottage Grove Mrs. Lula West; Mr. and Mrs. building, in the location formerly Lloyd King; Mr. and Mrx. Ed A. occupied by the Highland bar- Jory; George Orey; Melvin Small lM»r shop Rosebud favors will be ey; Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Goode presented each lady vlalting the and grandson Jimmie Goode; Mr. store after 10 a. m.. u long ax the and Mrx. Floyd Oney; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Remington; Mr and supply lasts Mrx. Ellix Burkett; Mrs. Mable The new store, which will fea Russell. Mr. and Mrs. W. Swaf ture cut prices on toiletries, sun ford; able Ann Ruxsell; Mm. Lee dries. remedies and tobacco, will Crahanc. Barbara Lee Crahane; be under the management of Glen Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burkett; Miss Arne. A new neon advertising Naomi Burkett; George Ring: sign has been Installed, and the Mr. Anlauf; Mrs. W. H. Fuson; ■tore building entirely redecorat Desmond Fuson; Mr. and Mrs. ed in an attractive red and white Eugene Burkett. Contributed. color combination. For the present at least the EAGLE NEWS. ■tore will open at 7:30 a. m., to accommodate men on their way The Cottage Grove Eagles have to work, and will remain open un- changed their meeting night to til 9:30 p. m. Friday instead of Wednesday, starting August 19th. Social night, featuring a mov ing picture, will be held Friday evening. August 26th. ------------ With games, contests and a W. A. Woodard of the Wood- buket dinner, lodge members and ard Lumber company, who. with their families will enjoy a picnic Mrs Woodard, returned tost week Sunday, August 28, at Lang from a vacation trip to Canada, grove on Row river. reports that dry weather wu avi- Plan« are being made to attend dent ax far u Calgary with grain the Roseburg Labor Day celebra- crops hght. Mr. and Mr’s. Wood- tion sponsored by the Roseburg “7 k n£yed 2 Li dVrl£K aerie September 5th and 5th. which they visited Calgary, Lake The new club room is complet- u J.and. but w<‘w in- ed and open for members.—H. A. dined to believe that some of Starr, reporter. Canada’s highly advertised vaca tion spots were over emphuized CARD OF THANKS in comparison with some located We wish to thank our many nearer home. j friends who gave assistance dur- Ing our recent fire. TOWNSEND CLUB MEETS. a25p The Siemann Family. New Thrift-Wise Store Opens Friday W. A. Woodards Back From Canada Townsend club No. 1 of Cottage CARD OF THANKS. Grove met at Townsend hall Tn We wish to express apprecia- regular session Tuesday evening,. tion to the many friends for their August 23 President Safley pre- kindness and sympathy during sided. Routine business wu tran- our recent bereavement and for ■acted with a fairly good atten- the beautiful rui floral rioral offerings. dance. Mrs. W. E. Mutera wu Mrs. Erma Cutie Cutie, elected treasurer to succeed Mrs. I Harry Cutie and W. A. Heck, resigned. (2-ltc Family. Mrs. Cad Ellis promises plenty of entertainment for next - ------ Tues- । Lake ®f Flaming Torch day evening. August 30, at 7:30 Lac du Flambeau, in Wisconsin. P ,m- Bt our «ocial meeting so .qaka of the flamlnf torch." was so vl!?8 * W Or ,what named by the French because the “ke abounded in fl,h which social evening with roues who are eaught by torchlight. working for a plan for the better ment of this community. World End Often Predieted The years 992. 1186, 1335, 1524, Change of residence lx no long er a deterrent to obtaining unem 1532, 1588, 1836 and 1900 are some ployment compensation. Five hun- of those predicted ■■ the end of Uta gred Oregonians now residing In world. other states arc being paid bene fits by the Oregon commission. Too Many Laws Every worker, regardless of age, Jud Tunkins aayi he's a law-re- should have a social security num-i apecting citizen. The only troubls her. la that there are so many lawa ha Oregon’s average Jobless Insur-1 can't remember ’em all. a nee check under the unemploy ment compensation setup is $11.33. ' i August 14th was the third an Dinosaur Remains In United States The United States contains more niversary of the signing of the So cial Security Act by President fossilised remains of dinosaurs than any other country In the world. Bo Roosevelt livia, Argentina and Mongolia also have large bone depnsita. Sentinel want ads pull. IRISH-SWARTZ, INC Phone 53 or 54 Two Free City Deliveries Daily Be Sure to Attend the Big Free Barbecue and the Southern Lane County Fair in Cot- tage Grove, August 26 27,-And Take Advantage of These Savings. Soap Chips S-W COFFEE Crystal White 5"lb- box 32c can Cleanser 26 2 -lb. can Sperrys 49 Kellogg’s 10c Walnuts Raisins Corn Flakes Fancy Oregon Seedless Albers 35c LIFEBUOY 4 for 25c 41b. pkg Pkg CIDER VINEGAR Baking Powder 40 Grain Calumet Gallon 1 -lb. can WAX PAPER Tobacco Specials Pork & Beans 3 »» 25 Salad Dressing Dinner Bell Clipper, Lb. box 45c 1 lb. P. A........ 69c 69c 1 lb. Velvet 1 lb. Granger _.. 65c Peas MILK 3 'o' 25 No. 2 Cans 25c Qt. Jar Armours or Darigold Oysters Otter Brand 3 5-oz.cans 25 89c ’1.15 3,or 25 .No. 2 Cans Corn Wings, Avalons, Domina, Sensation Carton 20c 100f°°t roll For Cash Only Camels, Luckies, Chesterfields, Old Gold, Raleighs 10c Pkg LUX Carton 53c 9.8-lb. bag KRISPY CRACKERS Shredded Wheat Light House 3 cans Pancake Flour Mellowed Tuna Flakes *2'25 SUGAR Fine Cane Heinz Catsup Lge. bottle 19 Regular Prices: Prince Albert... 10c Valley Rose Velvet_____ ... 10c Flour Stud, 3 pkgs_ 10c Local Hardwheat 5c Advertiser 3 - 10c Union Lead’r, 2 - 15c 49-lb. bag 99c 25 ibs.......... »1.29 Irish’s Spec’l Flour Peter Pan Flour Guaranteed Hardwheat Popular Hardwheat 49-lb. bag... »1,19 »1,35 49-lb. bag. .. ERNEST H eaton WATERMELONS Guaranteed Good Per lb Table Queen Squash 10 for PEACHES PEACHES We Will Have a Truck Load of Fancy Improved Elberta« in Bushel Boxes Ahnnt w™, Friday. Boxes Will Be Well Filled. Do Not Delay ei eoxes About Noon WHERE THE THRIFTY THRIVE IRISH-McBROOM MEAT DEP’T FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS Ground Beef Clean and Fresh 3 n». 29c Sliced Bacon Broken Slices M9| 6-Pound Carton—$1,09 Weiners Fresh Ham Rolls Tongue 2ibs- 39e Fresh and Tasty Young Beef Boneless Pound 12 £ Salt Pork Streaked With Lean Pound 15 ¡ye Picnics Pound HI Shortening Any Size In Bulk pound» 39
