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THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON THURSDAY NOVEMBER 10, 1938 Silk Creek Health-O- Grams Hebron This Week We Gave a Crisp The Silk Creek grange met Mm Charles Fuhrer and Mm. The book to read is not the one that think« for uh , Tuesday evening, November 1, for Ab Ritchie entertained the Jolly a regular buxine«« meeting and Workers at an all day meeting but the one that make« uh think. annual election of officer«. Geo. last week. Besides children, 22 Moxley reported on the «tate were present. A potluck dinner council meeting held in Eugene was served On November 16th and ai«o on the work of the legix- the club will meet all day with lative committee. Election result Mrs. Add Heath for whom they ed in the choice nt the following will tie a quilt. officer« to take effect January 1: Mr. and Mm. Neno Perini of To Mrs Otto Perini and Mrs. Belle Gabler. Previous Frank M Keller, master; E. W Yoncalla spent Saturday at their awards have been made to Mrs. Herbert Moon, Frank Chiropractic Physician Ashley, overseer; Roix-rt Wool Hebron farm. Hazen, Mrs. Carl King, Mrs. 0. H. Boots, Mrs. E C. Shay, Phone 30 Cottage Grove cot t, steward; lecturer, Geo. Mox- Mrs. C. M. Parr returned to Miss Stella Adams, Mrs. Mary A. VanDenburg and Mrs’ ley; assistant steward, Reed Falls City Friday after a two Hemenway; treasurer, C. E. weeks visit with her parent«, Mr. Frank Nicholson Mrs. E. R. Crabbe and Mrs. A. W. Shof- Ruth; chaplain, Mrs. Arthur and Mm. C. C. Gilham. A brother stall. Woolcott; secretary, J. G. Grime«; Glonn went with her. lady assistant steward, Mm. E. E. Mm. I^wrence Barkemeyer is Grandma Voss left Saturday Paul; gate keeper, Russell Wool- on the election board at Latham. for Lincoln, Kansas, to I m - with a cott; Ceres, Mm. F. M. Keller; Mm. Earl Marcy was hostess •laughter, who in very ill. She was Pomona, Mm. J. G. Grime«; Hora, Thursday afternoon of last week accompanied by a daughter from Mm. Orville Whaley. W A. Jfem- at a surprise shower honoring “Miss Better Bakery” found a loaf or a part of a loaf of enway was elected to fill the va Mm. C. M. Parr of Falls City. Mr. Henry Rampton, federal Harrisburg, Mni. A. C. Voigt. Better Bread in the above homes when she called. They Mr. and Mrs. Corbett Skelly cancy in the office of secretary Twenty^lx were present besides «lieclalht, working on pasture and simply showed her the loaf in its original wrapper . . . and forage crops at the Oregon Ex anil daughter Maxine of Eugene for the remainder of the year. a group of children. Refreshments periment Station, was a guest and Mr. and Mrs. Lev Van Schol- The program for the evening was were served. The honored guest right then and there received their award—a crisp, new speaker to a group of 24 farmers ack of Cottage Grove were Sun dispensed with on account of the received many beautiful presents. dollar bill. Maybe “Miss Better Bakery” will ring YOUR Mm. Walter Murry of Cedar at the weekly agricultural class day guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. lateness of the hour and the doorbell one of these days. So be ready—Order a loaf of Van Schoiack. Home Economics club served Creek entertained yesterday at 2 nt Ixiranc Monday night. Fore Mrs. Holm of Saskatchewan, doughnuts and coffee after the o’clock honoring Mm. George Better Bread now. most in the discussion, was the Blackmore, a recent bride, nee problem of planting and establish Canada, and a son Frank of Grange was closed. ing pasture grasses on stump Homi River were supper guests Mm. Oscar Wheeler and Doris Miss Grace Geer. A bridal shower land, fern land, logged off land, Friday at the Harry Elfvlng returned Tuesday evening after for Mm. Blackmore will be given. swales and swamp land. Mr. home. The Elfvlng« were neigh several weeks visit with relatives Rampton solved many of the per bors of Mrs. Holm in Canada for at Blachly, Salem and Hood Riv OREGONIANS GOT plexing pasture problems by giv several years. er. They were accompanied home SOMETHING. Mrs. Ida Garouttc returned by Mr. and Mm. A. Oaks of Sa ing the exact pasture mixtures Nearly 300,000 Oregonians own proved out and recommended by home Saturday after a three lem and Alvin Sprague of Sioux “packages” containing a strange the experiment station. He dls- weeks visit with relatives at Falls, South Dakota, who visited assortment of materials. And they cussed methods of seeding under Klamath Falls. An aunt. Mm. here until Wednesday evening. don’t realize it. each specific condition found on Susie Foren, accompanied her Mr. and Mrs. Oaks returned to Each of the packages contains home for a visit. They stopped off Salem and Mr. Sprague left for a ton and a third of steel, 35 thO farms in the locality. at Grants Pass and visited over his home in South Dakota. pounds of copper and brass, 2 Establishing legumes such as pounds of tin. 27 pounds of lead, alfalfa and sweet clover were also night at Mm. Mary McCargar’s The Bill Clifton family moved discussed. It was brought out home, former resident of this from the Foley house to the Gll- 144 pounds of cast pig iron, 110 pounds of rubber, one-tenth bale that besides a sweet soil and ade neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. Roy England of dersleeve property Sunday. of cotton, 13 square yards of up quate phosphorus, alfalfa required Mosby Mr. and Mm. Stanley Sargeant Creek visited one day last holstery fabric, 2% gallons of a soil that was deep and free from of Hopewell came Friday evening hardpan near the surface. Alfalfa week at the home of his father. and visited until Sunday with spraying lacquer, 37 pounds of England. paper and fiber board, 18 square roots cannot penetrate the hard Lowry Mm. Maggie Stewart and son Mm. Sargeant's aunt. Mm. Edith feet of glass. pan layer found In a number of Ernest of Alturas. California, and Darnell. Mm. I-ou Wheeler, who The Oregon State Motor asso soli types In this vicinity. Some Walter England of Tule Lake. has been visiting at Battle soils that are poor for alfalfa can California, left Monday for their Ground. Washington, returned ciation, quoting from the Wash sometime« Iw improved by raising home« after visiting several days home with them and all were din ington Daily News, says these are green manure crops and by rais at the Glen Gillispie home. They ner guests at the Hiram Wheeler a few of the basic items you buy when you purchase an automo ing hardy deep-rooted crojm that spent considerable time with home Saturday. have a tendency to penetrate and Glen who is in a Eugene hospital. Warren Burden of Eugene and bile. break up this han! pan layer. He is recovering satisfactorily Mm. Hazel Hibbard and son Ken Rebuilt Underwood typewriter New developments in pasture from injuries received at the Bo neth of Marshfield visited in the grasses and new promising vari hemia Lumber company mill on n‘ i;;hlx»rhood and attended ser- for sale. The Sentinel office. 4-tfc eties of grasses were discussed. Row river. VfM* at Royal church. Mrs. Hib Mr. Rampton's department is re- Mr. and Mm. Darrel Garoutte bard is a sister of Percy and Bill after spending the past six weeks s|x>nsiblc for trying out and es and children of Culp Greek vis Clifton. visiting at the home of her son Rubber Stamps. Pads. Ink. The Sentinel tablishing better grasses for Ore ited Sunday at the home of his The Home Economics club met Ed. gon conditions Considerable first mother. Mm. Ida Garoutte. Thursday afternoon with Mm. Ed hand and unpublished Information Pau). Eight members and one kept the group keenly Interested CHIROPRACTOR’S AUXILI visitor, Mrs. Will McCoy, were and responsive. ARY ORGANIZE». present and the afternoon was The Lorane agricultural night spent in planning the women's Mm. II. A. Hagen was chosen work of the grange. The next class Is held every Monday night at the UmuM hign school. The secretary of the auxiliary to the meeting will I m * with Mm. J. G. night school, which is conducted chiropractors of local No. 1 at an Grimes the first Thursday in De by H. C. Williamson, local agri organization meeting Friday in cember. cultural instructor, Is sponsored Eugene which followed the dinner Mm. E. Fahrenwald of Latham by the Lorane Grange Four more given fay Dr. and Mrs. J. I. is sjxmding some time with her meetings arc to be held this fall, Fletcher for the chiropractors and daughter, Mrs. H. Rohde. making 10 in all. Anyone Inter their wives. Mrs. Charles Willi Mr. and Mm. Harold E. Allen est ed in agriculture Is welcome to amson of Eugene was chosen attend. The courses studied to president. The auxiliary includes and two children of Salem visited date are; soil fertility, soil test member« from Albany, Corvallis. Sunday at the home of Mr. Al-1 ing. crop rotation, pasture prob Lebanon, Eugene and Cottage len's brother Alvin. FORD V-8: Now five inches Mm. Ed Paul is visiting her son lems and forage crops. The re Grove. The group will meet each longer from bumper to maining meetings will be devoted two weeks at the same time the Melvin and family in Eugene this bumper. Roomier bodies— to various phases of irrigation. Ar doctom mia-t. The meeting places week and picking turkeys at the | more luggage space. New thur King. Irrigation specialist will alternate between, Albany, Coop market. styling. Hydraulic brakes. Cedar district held a school from the Oregon State College, Corvallis and Eugene. The next Scientific soundproofing. will be guest speaker for one of meeting will be held November meeting Saturday and elected Mr. I Triple-cushioned comfort. 85 18th with Dr. and Mm. George Longtree to fill the vacancy on the remaining meetings. Ki nagy of Albany. the school board due to Mr. Hath or 60 hp. V-8 engine. away moving out of the district. I Price* begin at... .$5*4* FARMERS SOWING WHEAT Mrs. Gertrude Ashley returned to her home in Tillamook Friday Ford V-S Todor Moa: win 60-hp. «aqiM, $624^-wHh «5-M» «« oìm . $664* Farmers in many sections of Mrs. Mack Slewart and son. the state have been busy sowing Ernest Gillispie, who had been L. P. SANFORD visiting al the Glen Gillispie wheat and small grains since the DE LUXE FORD V-R: Pro home, returned to their home in fall rains set in. Much of the vides all the basic Ford fea Alturas, California Monday. They small grain in this locality has tures, with extra luxury. visited Saturday at the Mrs. M. been sown with the grains up to Decorating Remarkable amount of a good stand. The rains have also Mosby home. equipment included in 23 North 7th Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peterson aided the farmers in the prepara price. Hydraulic brakes. and children, Mrs. Chas. Teeters tion of land. 85-hp. V-8 engine. Sets a and Esther Volgamore spent Sat new high for low-priced urday in Springfield at the Rob cars — in appearance and ert Coombs home. performance. Hubert Mosby was a business visitor In Eugene Saturday and Da Laie Ford V-S Fardar Sedea $769* Price* begin at...$6*4* attended the U. of O.-Idaho foot ball game. Mrs. Ed Twing. who fell on a street In Cottage Grove and dis located a shoulder about three weeks ago, is recovering satisfac torily. Mr. and Mrs. Raftnond Bates and son Woodrow, Joyce Walker and Paul Downs of Springfield visited Sunday at the Glen Jen nings home. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler, Mrs. Minnie Henriksen and son MERCURY •: An entirely Don of Creswell, Fairy Henriksen new car. Fits into the Ford and Paul Rickard of Eugene were line between the De Luxe Sunday guests at the Clarence Ford and the Lincoln-Zephyr. Peterson home. Distinctive styling. 116-inch Mrs. Lynn Eastbum took her wheelbase. Unusually wide son Clifford and Jerry Mosby to bodies. Remarkably quiet. Eugene Tuesday, where they re Hydraulic brakes. New 95- ceived medical treatment. hp. V-8 engine. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Labjkai and son of Cuba, Kansas, are vis Price* begin at... $*94* iting at the J. E. Redford home. TWe Mercery V-S Tewa-Sedes $934* Russel Whalen, P.F.C. of the See the Thor Wringer Third Tank Corps. Fort Lewis, Washington, spent from Sunday demonstrated. Try it of its kind—where production processes are • The new cars in the Ford Quality Group till Tuesday at the Ed Twing. controlled from iron ore to finished car—and for 1939 give you a broad choice. Whichever home. ~ yourself in your own Mrs. M. Mosby spent Sunday in savings passed along as extra value. you choose, whatever you pay, you’ll get top Salem. _____ . home. — Call us for Things are happening in the automotive value for your money. That is true of the lowest world this year! Nowhere is the advance more priced car or the highest. All have one impor demonstration. WITH OUR NEW INVIS tant thing in common—inherent quality. marked than in the Ford Quality Group. See IBLE HALF SOLING shoes our dealers before you buy any car at any price. 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