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THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, IMS •aerea before he was two years Till* ol Mayur Given In 1100 old, was placed in a Christ tun The title of muyor was lirit given mission at an early age and later A picnic waa held at the Crow THE HAMMER IS THE ONLY KNOCKER IN THE educated in America, where he to the chief magistrato ut London bridge Sunday honoring Mrs. graduated from Washington and •bout 1100. WORLD THAT DOES ANY GOOD. Catherine J. Davis on her birth Jefferson He has made fifteen day. Those prosent wert» Mrs. C. tri|M acrou the seas to Palestine, J. Davis, Bertha. L.eila and Ruby UN II tour guide and lecturer. First Christian Church, Edward Davis. C. C. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Kechley, Minister. 9:45 a. m., mond Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bible school. Hazel VanNortwick, •'Die Wachi am Khrln" Inaure in Davis, Mr, and Mi's. Ernest Rre- Supt.; 11 a. m., morning devo "Die Wacht am Rhein" wus writ fry, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz tions. anthem, sermon, "Prayer, ten in 1840, but was especially pop Chiropractic Physician of Cottage Grove, Davis. Its Essentials;" 7 p. m„ Christian ular with German soldiers during Louis and Charlie McAllister, Mr. Endeavor; 8, evening worship, the war with Franc* In 1870. Phone 30 Cottage Grove and Mrs. Frank Gilbert. W, L. song service, special music, ser with Lohrey and family, Alton Bal- mon, "Looking Forward;” 8 p. in. Nobel Husy Inventor four, John. Elnora and Helen Tuesday, meeting of the official Engagement of Mis* Virginia Dunn, Irone Briggs. Mrs. Elsie board of the church; 8 p. m. Alfred Nobel, the Swedish chem Metcalf Announced. Hill, George Rasmussen, Mrs. Thursday, young people's Bible ist and inventor, patented more than Amanda Sears, E C. Lockwood study; 8 p. m. Friday, choir re <00 Inventions. COTTAGE GROVE, ORE and daughter Rosellen of Cottage hearsal. Grove. Mrs. Phoebe Brumfield. Ruby Brumfield and Mr. and Mrs. Methodist Episcopal Church, Ellsworth M. Tilton, Pastor, — Lawrence Brumfield. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dealy, Mr. Sunday school, 9:45, H. Clarke and Mrs. Lloyd Button and E. J. Reynolds, Supt.; forenoon service, Summer, Winter Spring Rawson of Santa Clara were re 11. sermon subject. "The Paradox cent visitors at the Harold Short of Christianity;” evening service, or Fall sermon subject, "Old Meanings ridge home. Mrs. Earl Powell is picking Made New; Epworth League, 7; Intermediate League, 8; prayer hops at the Seavey hop yards. The beauty found in Mrs. Lloyd Peterson Is visiting meeting. Thursday • • • at 8 p. m. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ole Flowers is unmatch- Catholic Church, Rev. Anthony Sands at Salem. able Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Shortridge Gerace. Pastor.—Mass at 8 a. m. Surprise BOYS’ ALL-WOOL GIRLS’ SUNNY TUCKER and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Brown every Sunday. the family and order of Thornton Comers were recent visitors at the S. S Shortridge The Reorganized church of today. Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints home. Mr. and Mrs. John Runk have meets in the Anderson-Middleton Tub-fast cotton in pirated. Niuxi 6 to 1H returned from a visit with a mill office located on south Tenth Prince»» and Dirndl Style» daughter, Mrs. Russell Milnes. street each Sunday. Church school I to 16 and family, at Ellensburg, Wash at 10 a. m. Preaching at 11. Z. A. Coop, pastor. ington. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Herendeen First Baptist Church, Henry W. and son Fay of Medford spent the Davis, Pastor. — The pastor has returned from his vacation and Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Met week end with relatives. CHILDREN’» will be in his pulpit both morn CREPE HOLE Alton Balfour of Sand) ’ , Ore calf announce the engagement of gon. visited friends here Saturday ing and evening. Bible school, 10 Telephone 182 their daughter, Miss Virginia and Sunday. a. m.; morning worship, 11; eve GRAIN LEATHER Metcalf, to Mr. Faye Hills Stew Miss Ruth McDonald of Port ning service, 8; B.Y.P.U. at 7; art. The wedding will occur on Pure worwted »lipover, for a former Lorane high school prayer meeting, Thursday. 7:30. October 2. 1938. at the Metcalf land, boy» ami girl». teacher, was married August 20, home on East 17th street. The to Walter Janke of Klickitat, Church of the Nazarene, C. E. bride to be is a graduate of the where they will Thayer. Pastor. — Sunday school, Cottage Grove high school with Washington, make their home. 9:45; morning worship, 11; young the class of 1938. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Finn and people’s meeting, 7:30; evening son Bobby of Seattle were recent service, 8; prayer meeting, Wed- TWENTY-FIFTH WEDDING Tuesday ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED. visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harry nesday night. 8 p. m. SI EDE LEATHER Mother’s club will meet at club A picnic was held in the park Farrar. rooms in Aubrey building with Sunday. August 28, in honor of Mr. Patterson from Montana Presbyterian Church. James A. has bought the C. L. Westrope Smith. Pastor. Sunday. 9 45 a. Mmes. Backensto, H. Shaeffer and Mrs. Sam East burn on place, formerly För School or Dre»» owned by E. E. and Elsie Currin as co-hostesses. Mr. their 25th wedding anniversary. Farman. The Westrope family in., Bible school, Earl Ballew, Cheviot», Herringbone, nn<l Pot luck dinner will be served at Those Supt.; 11 a. m.. morning worship, ■lust the Thing for School were Mr. and Mrs. have moved to Spencer Creek. noon. Quilting will be order of the George present theme of sermon, "A Panacea for Worsteds. Sutherland of Scio. Mrs. At a grange meeting last week day. a Labor Day Margaret Hienes of Salem, Mr. the county fair was discussed and Industrial Ills" and Mrs. Ernest Caldwell of Leb- J. M. Allender and Charles Miller Message; 7 p. m., Christian En The Neighbors of Woodcraft anon, Darrell Anderson of deavor. Mr. Smith will give a re were appointed to build the Lo port on the summer conference will meet at the I.O.O.F. hall for City. Mrs. Floyd Fleetwood Mill and rane booth. L. S. Dey reported on an initiation of members. family of Mill City. Mrs. Hite of attending a meeting of the live he attended last week. Portland. Bill Brack of Portland, stock association and on the Sius- Christian Science Society, 242 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Brack, Salem. law River project. It was decided Wednesday Second Street. — Sunday school, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shaw and to havé the Smith-Hughes teach The Women’s Foreign Mission Mr. and Mrs. Arling- er from Cottage Grove hold night 9.45; forenoon service, 11, sub Fancy Print» or Plain Covert Society of the Methodist church daughter An Ideal Garment for ton Ferguson _ and daughter and school here. Joseph Kempston, ject, "Man;” evening service, 8, will meet Wednesday at 2:30 at the Chambray. ami Warmth. second and fourth Wednesdays. couple, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Caudis Foster and W. T. the home of Mrs. C. E. Umphrey. Sam honored 6 to 14 East burn and family.—Con Moore were appointed to make The public is cordially invited to Plain and Figured. use the reading room on the sec tributed. arrangements for the meeting. It ond floor of the Petersen building Thursday was decided to hold a picnic at between 3 and 5 on Wednesdays SCOTT—ARNEST (Next Week) the Farrar place soon. Program and Saturdays and 7 to 9 on Sat Two popular members of the consisted of a piano duet by Mrs. The Social Twelve club will urdays, except holidays. Cottage Grove younger set were Dorothy Farrar and Mrs. Gladys hold first meeting of season with united in marriage by the Rev. Cunningham, reading by Mrs. Mrs. Addie Job. Gill at the Episcopal church in Edith Dunn and two accordion MESPOT AMIAN »PEAKS. Boys’ Smart Ties 25c Slack Sox The Constellation club will meet Lakeview, Oregon Saturday even solos by Mrs. Raymond Woods. Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at the ing, August 27. The newlyweds Mrs. Hazel Arne and daughter Taufick A boos h. a native of Masonic club room. Mrs. William are Dora May Scott, daughter of Fay Arleene of Cottage Grove vis Mespotamia, spoke at the Presby Petersen and Mrs. Fred Bressler Mrs. John Maulding of this city, ited last week with Mr. and Mrs. terian Sunday school Sunday and Howard Arnest, son of G. B. Clyde Davis. morning, and at the Methodist are the hostesses. Arnest, also of Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Hill of Bremer- Episcopal church Sunday evening. The bride wore a charming teal ton, Wash., were recent visitors Mr. Aboosh, a Syrian, whose par- Friday blue dress with white accessories, with Mrs. Hill’s sister. Mrs. T. P. Pnts killed in Turkish mas- The Dorena Girls' Softball team and carried pink rosebuds. A wed Addison and family. will play Culp Creek Friday night ding dinner at the Lakeview hotel Mrs. Mary Sanderson of Cot followed the ceremony. at 5:00 o’clock at Dorena. tage Grove visited friends here Both the bride and groom are the past week. graduates of the Cottage Grove EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY high school. CELEBRATED First Hague Peace Conference Attending the ceremony from The first peace conference at The this city were Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Mrs. A. W. Kime entertained Hague was conducted in 1843. at dinner at the Kime home Sun Arnest, and Mrs. John Maulding. ------------------ ' ' The newlyweds are at home at day in honor of the eightieth Shoestring Lookout, near Lake birthday of her husband. Dr. A. W. Kime. Guests were Mr. and view, where the groom is em Mrs. Arthur Linck and daughter ployed in the forest service. Betty Romaine, Miss Geneva Carlyle Johnson Nuptials Kime and friend Miss Dorothy Miss Madge Carlyle was mar Elkins of Portland; Dr. and Mrs. ried to Byron J. Johnson Friday C. H. Kime and daughter Claud evening at the home of her moth ette of Cottage Grove; Mr. and er, Mrs. Carlyle Wood. The cere Mrs. Harry Kime and their son mony was held under a wedding and and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood bell of flowers. The Rev. Pfeiffer Castana Creosotad Emulsion Miralis W. V. Kime of San Mateo, California. McGee officiated. A reception Dr. Kime has practiced medicine followed. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Large Was $1.00, now 37c Wonder Shampoo the past 41 years, and has been will make their home in Cottage Small 50c—Now located in Cottage Grove since Grove. ▲ Home Product of 1904. Hea I th - O- G rams Lorane ! THE CHURCHES • Why Worry— Sure Insurance Hail & Johnston No Season JACKETS Sunnyside Greenhouses Tub Erocks ’2.79 SWEATERS OXFORDS ! SOCIETY ? *2.49 Boy’s Slacks Boy’s Shirts JACKETS Sweat Shirts KELLY’S SUPREME BREAD CUT RATE DRUGS WE WILL NOT BE UNDER SOLD PASTRIES DR. HAGEN AND HELEN RICE TO WED. Dr. H. A. Hagen and Helen Rice will be united in marriage in a quiet ceremony at the Pres byterian parsonage by the Rev. James Aiken Smith on Thursday evening, September 1, at 7:30 p. m. Only a few close friends of the couple have been extended In vitations. Following the ceremony the newlyweds will leave for a trip to coast points and Portland. They plan to return Monday. O. L. H. CLUB MEETS The O. L. H. club met Monday at the home of Mrs. Glennie Frost. It was the first meeting of the fall season. Following a 1:30 dessert the afternoon was spent at bridge witK Mrs. T. C. Wheel er taking high honors and Mrs. W. W. McFarland Low. The next meeting of the club will be Sep tember 20, ät the home of Mrs. Guy Earl. Hostesses of the Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid, which will meet Sep- tember 14, are Mrs. A. L. Wynne, Mrs. J. P. Graham and Mrs. C. F. Hoskins. On Thursday afternoon Miss Goldie Hayes entertained a few friends and neighbors in honor ot her sister’s birthday, Mrs. Harry Tennis. 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