THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1938
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
Second Oregon Corn
Show Dec. 1,2 and 3
SOCIETY
Wednesday
The second Oregon State Corn
Acacia club, monthly dance. 9
Show sponsored by the First Na­ o'clock at the Masonic Hall. Mr.
tional bank of Portland cooperat­ and Mrs. Ed Wiese, chairman of
ing with the Portland Chamber of committee on arrangements.
Commerce and the Oregon State
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College will be held in Portland
Thursday
on December 1, 2, and 3. accord­
The
Mizpah
class of Presbyter­
ing to announcement received by
ian church will have their Christ­
O. S. Fletcher, county agent.
All exhibits are to be of exact­ mas party Thursday. December 1,
ly ten ears of yellow corn. There at 2:30 at the church.
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are classes open to 4-H club
members only, Smith-Hughes Fu­ WEDDING DATE SET FOR
COINER—GAROUTTE
ture Farmers only, and all Ore­
NUPTIALS
gon growers not club members or
Future Farmers. There is also a
Announcement of the date of
class open to all corn growers for
corn grown from inbred hybrid the wedding of Miss Lorraine
seed. Substantial cash prises are Coiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
offered in all classes, ranging L. W. Coiner, to Colin Garoutte,
from $10 for first place down to son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Garout­
$1 for tenth place. The state is te. which will be an event of Dec­
divided into districts. District No. ember 10, was announced Tues­
3 is made up of Benton. Linn and day evening at a buffet chili sup­
per for which Mrs. Coiner and
Lane counties.
The managers of the corn show Mrs. Norman Lewis were hostes­
are anxious to have Lane county ses at the Coiner home. The an­
well represented and the county nouncement was made in the
agent will assemble and ship to form of tiny scrolls attached to
the show exhibits from all Lane the hors d'eouvres. Sixteen girls,
county growers w’ho may be in­ close friends of the bride to be,
The table was
terested in entering an exhibit. were guests.
All exhibits must arrive in Port­ colorful with white and yellow
land not later than 6:00 p. m. chrysanthemums and yellow ta­
Wednesday, November 30. Mr. pers and the Mexican motif was
Fletcher expects to ship the Lane used in carrying out the other ap­
The evening was
county exhibits on Tuesday. No­ pointments.
vember 29. and asks that all ex­ spent playltg Chinese Chek.
hibits be brought to his office not
THANKSGIVING DINNER
later than Monday, November 28.
PARTIES
Springfield Ladies
Aid Get Gift From
Wife of President
The Ladies Aid of the M. E.
church in Springfield received a
substantial cash donation and a
plaque, which w’as later auctioned
for a sizeable sum, from Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, wife of the
president, in response to their in­
vitation to her to attend the an­
nual bazaar of the aid society,
while she was in Seattle. Wash­
ington at the home of her daugh­
ter recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Short will
have as dinner guests Thanksgiv­
ing day their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Hodgson of Yoncalla; Mr. Short's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James
Short; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Veatch and Miss Evelyn Veatch,
parents and sister of Mrs. Short,
and Mrs. Rosetta Miller, aunt of
Mrs. Short.
A no-host dinner will be held
Thanksgiving day at the N. E.
Compton home. Those participa­
ting will be the G. B. Arnest
family, the E. E. Cone family,
the Ransom Cone family, the C.
HEALTH CLUB AT CRESWELL E. Umphrey family and the S. L.
Twenty boys and girls of Cres­ Mackin family.
well have organized a health club,
under the leadership of Violet In­ A family group will gather for
man. Donald Hoover is the club Thanksgiving day at the S. J.
president. Junior Anderson is vice Leonard home and will include
president and Neal Harvey is sec­ the Clyde I Conard family of Eu­
gene and the J. Brighton Leonard
retary._____________________
family.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ferrin will
have as guests William and Frank
McKinney, cousins of Mrs. Ferrin
attending the University of Ore­
gon. Rev. and Mrs. James A.
Smith and Miss Moore, teacher in
the Central school.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saltsman
will entertain Mrs. Saltsman's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Swanson, and her brother-in-law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Merville
Veatch and son Douglas.
ELMARTES CLUB LUNCHEON
Mrs. Ralph Saltsman was host­
ess for the Elmartes club Tues­
day afternoon, entertaining with
a 1 o’clock luncheon. Additional
guests were Mrs. Harold Swartz
and Mrs. Ted Denson. The after­
noon was spent playing contract
and Mrs. Claude Kime held high
sevore.
BAPTIST AID SOCIETY MEETS
The Baptist Aid Society met
Tuesday afternoon in the church
parlors. The meeting was open­
ed with prayer and a business
meeting followed. Work for the
annual bazaar to be held Decem­
ber 10 was completed. Because
of the bazaar being held in Dec­
ember no regular meeting of the
group will be held until January.
RESEARCH CLUB
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this
OLYMPIC
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CIRCULATOR
brings you a full measure
of fuel economy, health­
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You owe it to your fam­
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Nos. 321 and 325
A Site to Fit
YOUR Home
Bressler’s
The Research club met Tues­
day evening at the home of Mrs.
A. W. Shofstall. A book review,
"Danger Is My Business," by
John D. Craig, was given by Mrs.
Verne Williams. Mrs. Lev Van
Schoiack discussed high lights in
a magazine article on the Congo.
Plans were made for the annual
Christmas party to be held Dec­
ember 13.
M. P. G. CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Armand Wynne was host­
ess Tuesday for the M. P. G.
club. A dessert luncheon was
served and a social afternoon en­
joyed. Mrs. Harold Axley wall
entertain the club in two weeks.
A Real Special
on a 1500-watt 110-volt, D.
C., full automatic Power and
Light Plant. Completely re­
conditioned, operates like
new. Will sell for less than
half the cost of a new one. .
M.H. MORRIS
Electrical Contractor.
Phone 187.1
1« South 10th St.
MRS. T. C. WHEELER IS
HOSTESS
NOTED EVANGELIST TO BE
HERE
There will be an old fashioned
gospel meeting held in the Town­
send hall on Main St., Monday
night. November 28 at 7:30 P.
M. by the Whitwell Evangelistic
Party consisting of the Rev. C. B.
Whitwell. Mrs. Whitwell, and Don
Allen, musician. They are of the
Bible Institute of D m Angeles and
are endorsed by Dr. Charles Ful­
ler of the Sunday evening radio
pregram entitled "The Old Fash­
ioned Revival Hour.” The White-
well meetings are conducted along
similar lines as the Fuller pro­
grams. If you enjoy that pro­
gram you will not want to miss
MRS. BARTELS HOSTESS TO this true to the Bible and spirit­
ROYAL NEIGHBORS
ual service.
SAFEWAY
Mrs. T. C. V^heeler entertained
the LaComus club with a 1:30
dessert Tuesday and an afternoon
of bridge.
Specially invited
guests were Mrs. Nelson Durham,
Mrs. Harry Reid. Mrs. E. J. Hen­
dricks. Mrs. William Bartels,
Mrs. Rex Wheeler. Mrs. Frank
Gierau and Mrs. James P. Gra­
ham. Mrs. A. W Swanson held
high score for members. Mrs.
Gierau. high, and Mrs. Reid,
second high, for guests. The club
will meet next with Mrs. Swan­
son.
Mrs. Julia Bartels and Ila Keb-
elbeck were hostess for Royal
Neighbor club Monday evening at
the Bartels home. Refreshments
were served at 8 p. m. Bridge
was played during the evening,
prizes going to Maude Gireau and
Belle Burkholder. Several guests
were present. Decorations were
in keeping with Thanksgiving.
Lenora Broili and Maude Davis,
state and county Royal Neighbor
deputies, were guests of the local
camp Tuesday evening. After a
business meeting refreshments
were served by Edna Burleson
and Bertha Lee, table decorations
suggested the Thanksgiving seas­
on. Plans were made for the
Christmas meeting December 13.
ATTENDS BANQUET
(O. S. C. News Bureau)
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
Corvallis, Mary Jane Smith. Cot­
tage Grove, freshman in home
economics at Oregon State col­
lege. attended a banquet given by
Alpha Lambda Delta, national
scholastic honor society for soph­
omore women, in the Memorial
Union. November 15.
Forty freshmen girls were
present as well as 60 other guests,
including faculty members and
representatives of other campus
organizations.
AIRWAY
3 lbs. 39c
1 lb. 14c
NOB HILL
2 lbs. 39c
1 lb. 20c
Mr. anti Mrs. Claude C. Cruson
will be guests Thanksgiving day
at the Ivan Currin home in Eu­
gene.
OFT THIS BOOKLET
Doll Exhibition and benefit sil-
ver tea Wednesday, November
30. 2 to 5 o'clock at home of Mrs.
Roy Short. Presbyterian Ladies
Aid.
15-ltc
"Poppa, what's a millennium?"
"Rastus, dat is de same thing as
a centennial, 'cept, it's got more
legs." Santa Fe Magazine.
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Miss Morton to Leave 1. 4 Wheel Brakes.
For 4-H Club Meet
2. All steel bodies
Miss Jacqueline Morton, daugh­
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Morton, 3. Safety Glass.
will leave Friday for Chicago to
attend the 17th national 4-H con­ 4. Goodyear Life­
gress. She is a senior in the Cot­
guard tires.
tage Grove high school and an
outstanding 4-H worker of Lane
county and Oregon.
5. Willard batteries.
Last year she won the Oregon
record-keeping contest, placing
third in the nation, and also won
the Plummer trophy at the Pa­
cific International exposition and
represented Oregon at the 4-H
congress in Chicago.
This year she was awarded the
$50 gold watch awarded in the
home beautification contest and
won the national award, the trip
to Chicago.
For Complete Coffee Satisfaction
at Safeway
Benefit Sliver ten and doll ex­
hibition in charge of Mrs. J. P.
Graham, Wednesday. Nov. 30. 2
to 5 p. m.. at home of Mrs. Roy
Short. Presbytertan Ladies Aid.
15-ltc
GARDENIA CLUB MEETS
The Gardenia club met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Gene Masters with Mrs. Arlie
Ferguson as hostess. A pie dem­
onstration was given by Mrs.
Ferguson and refreshments or pie
and coffee were served.
Mrs.
Jess Forrester was welcomed as a
new member. The club will meet
In two weeks at the home of Mrs.
Read Hernenway with Mrs. Ger­
ald Conner as hostess.
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PEARS
3 for 25c
Wilamet—No. 2^2
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... .. 3 for 10c
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Potatoes Klamath, Netted Gems 50 lbs 45c
Bananas, firm and ripe, 4 lbs.
23c
Carrots, large bunches, 3 for
... 10c
APPLES, Newton, box,
70c
APPLES, Delicious, box.......
90c
Turnips
3 bunches 10c
SATIN MIX
Beets
3bu..... nches 10c
CANDY
Produce Prices Fri, Sat.
Chocolate
Drops
2 pounds 19c
HOLIDAY GOODIES
When you think of Holiday Foods,
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N. M. Mattson, Flour; Chas. Smith, Turk­
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Walker, coffee; Mrs. John Hooker, turkey
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Creams, Nuts
and Chews
5-lb. I xjx 98c
29c
Real ICoaat
10 lb. bag 33c
OATS, Albers
10 lb. bag 22c
CORN MEAL, Sperry’s
5-lb. pail 39c
HONEY, Miners Pure
MATCHES, True American ....... Ctn. 15c
Raisins, Thompson Seedless 4-lb. pk. 19c
Oysters, Amer. Beauty, 5-oz. can 3 for 29c
2 pounds 19<
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GOOD
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A Variety of Assortments.
25c to $1.50 a box
Quality
Service
Ixiw Prices
MEAT
BEEF ROAST,....
Try a Safeway
Steer Beef
Steak
... 12y2c lb.
YOUNG BEEF
HAAS’ BAGS ----10c
Choice of 15 Varieties
Give Your Sweeth Tooth a Treat
Sold Only At
KEM’S for DRUGS
The Rexall Store
BOILING BEEF
10y2c lb.
LEAN, MEATY
BACON .................
23c lb.
BY THE PIECE
PORK STEAK ...
PORK ROAST ....
16%c lb
.. 15c lb.
LEAN YOUNG PORK
FRESH SALMON
9c lb.
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