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OCTOBER 13, 1938.
New Pontiac to Be
Displayed Oct. 15
1 HE SENTINEL (X/TTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Mount View
Silk Creek
“get acquainted” party. There
day at the home of a niece. Mrs.
were games and visiting and later
Bert Dawley.
Wuync Wiser of Oakridge was
were provided by
Mr. and Mrs John Wilson °f refreshments
the
guests,
¡a guest over the week end at the Cottage Grove visited Sunday
The Bob Owens family of Culp -
of Santa Ana,
at
“ Mr.
“ and Mrs. Bartlett Johnston
IC. A King home.
Creek and the Dale Owens fam-
a JorTner resident, vis-
the E. A. Allen home.
Mr. and Mrs. (.’laude Arne at-
"/ends here Wednesday and
Mr. and Mrs. Mattheyer and of Saginaw were Sunday visitors ily of Toledo spent Sunday at the
Thursday. He
was accompanied
Don Owens home.
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the grange conference in family of Portland spent last at the I. S. Curtis home.
Proapective buyers for 1939 tended
by his mother and brother
Saturday evening.
».,u_ U| Mrs.
C.
E.
Ruth
has
been
quite
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Joe
Thrasher
and
week with Mr. and Mrs Jonn
motor cars will have opportunity Eugene
with the nu
pagt week
Mrs. Amanda Sears, who is vis Ashby.
children visited Saturday at Di George.
of viewing another 1939 model in iting
in Eugene with a sister.
Elizabeth
Rohde
visited
her
vide at the home of a daughter,
Guests Sunday at the Mrs. M.
Silk Creek Grange met the eve-
the DeLuxe Pontiac six sedan to Mm. Annu Hoffman,
folks
over
the
week
end
and
re-
Mrs.
George
McReynolds.
Mosby
home were Mr. and Mrs.
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be displayed by the Martin Mo
Claude Woodman of Eldorado, Raleigh Morris of Springfield^
tors at 125 North Ninth Street week end here with her daughter. Harlow of Wlllakenzie were vix tVrned to Corvallis Sunday eve-
Mrs. L K Brumfield. She was itors and Mr. Harlow gave
nu&
Kansas, visited Friday at the Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerns of Eu
Saturday. Mr Martin will show accompanied
by Mrs. Josephine
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Margaret
M“
and Elizabeth 1 Hem- John Read home. The Reads are gene, Everett Holstrom of West
al
suggestions
for
the
the new model along with other I Hillman lu.th' r *
returned to Eu- order. Mm. Harlow gave Mr. and enway and Phil Norris of Eu former residents of Kansas.
Pontiac dealers over the United gem" Monttay aftimoon
fir, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Boslaugh
Orville Whaley me
the oonga-
obliga- gene and Mr. and Mrs. Reed
States on Saturday the 15th
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Mrs.
Ruth
England
and
son
and
Miss Lita Mosby of Cottage
Hemenway of Cottage
Grove
.
i M h *- I- O- Zlerolf wax a visitor tion of th«- 3rd an«l 4th
Bud of Cottage Grove spent Fri Grove.
Pontiac engineers have dis- Friday of Mrs. Oscar Jack of the ------------
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were
Sunday
visitors
of
Mr.
and
'rhe next meeting will be October
day with relatives and friends
played skill and originality In the Fairview district.
18 and members of the Cottage Mrs. W. A. Hemenway.
here.
'•••"•K»» of three n«-w lines of cars
Mr. and Mrs. Norman McKeel Grove
Two standard typewriters for
Mrs. Burcham has just had a
Chamber of Commerce will
Mrs. Hill of Eugene spent Sun- rent. The Sentinel office.
lor 1J39 that combine the height of Grand Ronde were visitors be present
4-tfc
and furnish music and large new poultry house com
of fashion and good taste in mod- Saturday at the _ ____
John _____
Perini a program This will begin at 7:30 pleted.
«•rn streamlining and rich ap- home.
Mrs. Curtis, Mrs. Whaley and
Refreshments will be served and
pointments with important mech-
George 1-ayng began harvesting the public is invited to attend. Mrs. Ashley attended the project
amcal Improvements that feature hix walnut crop Monday.
'Phi* regular business session of leaders training class in Eugene
Dufk-x rear springs as the great-
Shirley Arne wax guest of hon the Grange will be held later. Monday. Miss Lane of Corvallis
est engineering achievement.
or at a birthday party Tuesday, Indies of the Grange are asked had charge of the lesson and gave
The Quality Six, a newcomer to «Iven by the pupils of the Mount to bring cups for their own fam an interesting demonstration on
the line, is designed for large pro- View school. It lx the custom of ily. cream and cookies.
“Making the Most of Ourselves."
duction at n l«»w price. With five ’he pupils to give a party each
Charles Matthews of Portland About 40 project leaders of the
body models (Two an«l four-door I,nonth fw “N those who have visited Friday at the Arthur county were present to take the
sedans, business and sjxirt coupes, birthday anniversaries in that Woolcott home.
material back to their individual
and station wagon) of 190 Inches month and this month Shirley
Mr. and Mrs Ed Ashby and clubs.
ovcrall length. It digs deeper into wax the only one having a birth Mrs. Mae Pcrini spent last week
Mrs. Eva Hemenway, who has
the lower price field than any day. 'rhe party was given at the visiting Mr. Ashby’s nephew at been visiting at the home of her
previous Pon t iac
home of her parents, Mr. and Central Point.
son, W. A. Hemenway, returned
Mr. and Mm. J. G. Grimes, Mr. to Portland Sunday.
I he DeLuxe Six, with the same Mix. Claude Arne.
Mrs. Emma Powell of Sublimi and Mrs. W. A. Hemenway and
engine but longer chassis than
»hr Quality Six. comes In five ty was a guest Sunday of Mrs. George Moxley attended the Po
mona Grange at Eugene Satur
more finely appointed bodies. A John Perinl.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Aber day evening Mr and Mrs. Hem-
cabriolet with two coupes and
two sedans constitute the line crombie of Nevada were over enway and Mr. Moxley received
Overall length of 19« K Inches night guests Tuesday of Mr. and the 6th degree.
makes it the longest six by four Mrs. L. K. Brumfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ragan and
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cole and Burton and Art Boyd were Sun
Inches Pontiac has ever built.
son were Sunday guests at the day dinner guests at the Ed Paul
The Deluxe Eight with its
famous smooth running and eco Hdi* Carn,,h‘‘ni home at Pleasant home.
nomical straight eight engine
A group of women met at the
Mrs. Luther Bettis of Dorena home of Mrs
will embrace the same five body
Geo. Overholser
was an all-day visitor Friday of Wednesday afternoon to organize
styles as the DeLuxe Six.
Mni. J. A. Schneider.
a Home Economics club in con-
the appearance of the three
7 he Neighborly Neighbors club hection with the grange,
Mrs.
lines we find complete modern
ization in the styling of hood met last week for the first meet- Overholser is chairman of the
radiator, fenders and body. Con ing since bust spring at an all-day Home Economics committee and
If you’re planning on going
leader of the club and the follow
tinuing the Silver Streak through meeting with Mrs. Elsie Rand
anywhere
or shipping any
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams ing other officers were elected to
the center of hood and radiator
for the fifth year as the central visited Sunday with Mrs. Wil- assist her: Mrs. Reed Hemenway,
thing, your Southern Pacific
motif,
more or
of a yaent-
yacht
........ there is mure
mother, Mrs. James Le- vice president; Mrs. J. G. Grimes,
agent will gladly give you
secretary - treasurer, and Mrs.
Mne prow to the radiator, which ,,ow- at Mosby Creek.
complete information on
in turn Is flanked on cither dde
Shirley Arne and Dean Snauer Woolcot t, Mrs. Whaley and Mrs.
costs, accommodations and
visited over the week end with Grimes the committee for re
chromed side grilles set Into '¡sited
l
train schedules. No obliga
the front surfaces of the fender their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. freshments and care of hall. The
catwalks The radiator ornament Ralph Snauer of the Mosby club will meet once each month
tion, just call on :
and the next meeting will be with
serves as th«- locking handle to , Greek district,
Mrs. Ed Paul November 3rd. All
raise the alligator type hood.
Every night (7p.m. to 4:30 a.m.) and aU day Sunday».
C. W. BRAGG
ladies
of the grange are urged to
Harmonizing multibcam head
Used by Kb*bespe*r«
, attend.
Cottage Grove—Phone 11
lights arc mounted on the front
Hollnsbed’s "Chronicles” were
fenders The Quality Six thus Is
About 25 neighbors gathered at
the lowest priced car today with one of the sources used by Shakes the home of Arthur Meyers Sat-
peare
for
his
plsys
three-beam headlights.
urda evenin
for a s
rise
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rhere is Increased visibility for’
driver and passengers alike In the
new Pontiac which, of course, is
nn added safety factor. Tn the De-
Luxe Six anti Eight models visi
bility is fully 25 per cent greater
than in previous models. Wind-
shleld and window glass are wider
ind higher. Windshield comer
posts are narrower. Cowl-line is
lower and the radii of upper
windshield comers are shorter
thus enlarging the vision all'
around A single panel rear win
dow in all models also adds to the
visibility.
Dorena
undaH » h
Free Travel
WHH IOVBD ONE
INFORMATION
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”C,FIC TELBM« Ml TELEIWI COMMIT
PRESENTING-3 New Silver Streaks for 1939
Saginaw
Howard Keene who had been
in the Eugene hospital the past
year, was dismissed last week
and is at his home here. Sunday
visitors there wore Mr. and Mrs.
W A. Keene of Thornton Cor
ners and the Conrad Keene fam
ily of Creswell.
Charlie Sharon of Marshfield
spent last week at the home of
his brother William.
Those from here who attended
a birthday party for Dorothea
Wright nt her home near Walker
Wednesday evening were: Cleora
Korstjens, Betty Jean Fisher,
Mary Alma Benston. Aldon Cop
pie. Dale Snyder, Delbert Smith
and Quiannla Abbott.
Albert Puls of Wolf Creek vis
ited friends here Friday.
The Ray Fisher and Earl Fish
er families are moving to their
homes at Veneta this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ixiwell Benston
took Mrs. Benston's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Keene of Thorn
ton Comers, to Salem one day
last week to attend the funeral
of Mr. Keene's sister, Mrs. Annie
Hall.
The seniors and juniors helped
the sophomores initiate the fresh
men at Walker high school Fri
day. Initiation was held In the
morning and general clean-up of
the school yard in the afternoon.
Freshmen being Initiated were:
Cleora Korstjens,
Betty Jean
Fisher, Wllda Smith, Nellie
Haight, Nellie Stalder, Clifford
VanProoyn, Norman Myers and
Max Treadwell.
A dance will be held at Walker
gymnasium Saturday, October 15
to raise money to help buy
braces for Howard Keene.
A reception was given by the
seniors of Walker high for the
freshmen Friday evening. The
evening was spent playing games
and dancing. Refreshments were
served to the student body and
teachers.
Two new students enrolled
October 3rd at Walker high. They
were Della Moore, senior, and
Alla Rae Horsley.
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston
spent Friday evening at the
Marvin Harpolc home In Cottage
Grove.
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