T11U RS D A Y. JANPA RV 5. 193».
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON
GOLDEN WEDDING OF
AND MRS. ZYSETT
Friday
P.D.G. club will meet with Mrs.
S. L. Godard for regular meeting
and election of officers.
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Georgiannas
of
Methodist
church will hold 1:30 dessert at
the home of Mrs. Kenneth Mick
ey. Plans will be made to begin
practice on a 3 act play.
Tuesday
O. L. H. club, 1:30 dessert at
the home of Mrs. Glennie Frost.
Tuesday Evening club, 7:30 p.
m„ city library.
Royal Neighbors will meet at
Eagles hall at 8:00 p. m. Offi
cers for coming year will be
elected.
Tuesdav Bridge club. 1 o'clock
luncheon, Mrs. Ruth Woodson,
hostess at the home of Mrs. W.
W. McFarland.
MR. TWO SPECIALISTS COMING
FOR DAIRY SHORT COURSE
Presbyterian Aid society, 2:30
p. m. in the church parlors.
Presbyterian Ladies Aid will
meet at the church at 2:30 p. m.
Thursday
(Next Week)
WATCH PARTY FOR C. E.
GROUP
The Christian Endeavor of the
Presbvterian church held a watch
partv'in the church parlors New
Year's eve. The early part of the
evening was spent with games
and social entertainment.
Re
freshments were served prior to
midnight and watch services were
conducted as the old year passed
out. About 20 wung people at-
tended.
Social Twelve, a 1:30 dessert at
the Robert Savage home with MISS DOROTHY HANEY WED
Mrs. J. Backensto as hostess.
Mrs. Marguerite Haney, for
Ad Libitum club. 2:30 o'clock at merly
of Cottage Grove, now re
the home of Mrs. G. B. Arnest.
siding in Portland, has announced
the marriage of her daughter.
GALLOPING TEA
Dorothy Haney, to Fred Boody of
Portland.
The marriage took
Mrs. Inez Meeks was hostess at place in Seattle December 26. The
a galloping tea Friday evening young couple will reside in Port
when a number of Royal Neigh land where the groom is in busi-
bors
----- (¡athered
--------- at her home. ness
Mrs. Boody is a grand
Bridge provided the evening’s en- daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Gald-
tertainment.
Mmes. Fred Ander ibina and a niece of Frank Gald-
* *
son and J. S. Powell were the ibina. She attended the local
prize
winners.
Refreshments high school for a while. later
were served at the close of the graduating from the Redmond
evening.
high school
ENTERTAINMENT AT FERRIN
HOME
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ferrin en
tertained a group of friends at
the home New Year's eve. Games
occupied the early hours of the
evening. A supper was served
near the midnight hour with fa
vors of noise makers passed out
as the New Year approached.
The guest list included Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Vinal Randall. Mr. and Mrs.
George Matthews. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Beidler, Mr. and Mrs. S.
L. Mackin, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Trask. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Workman. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Durham. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Um-
phrey and Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Martin.
METHODIST MISSIONARY
SOCIETY
Mrs. E. E. Cone was hostess
Wednesday afternoon for the
society.
Methodist’ Missionary
Mrs. Albert Woodard led the de-
votions: Mrs. Andrew Brund. as
sisted by Mrs. Adkins and Mrs
James Monroe, was in charge of
the program. "Moving Millions.'
a book on India is being studied
this year. Plans were made for
guest afternoon for the February
meeting which will be a 1:30 des
sert at the home of Mrs. Newton
Land. Refreshments were served
at the tea hour.
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A New Year’s watch i»rty was
held at the Clarence Cockerall
home. Those who attended were:
Chas. Arnold family. M. J. Perinl
family, Steve Tonole and family
from Marcóla, and Bonnie Tonole
from Dunsmuir, California, who
is «pending the holidays with rel
atives and friends here.
Mr. anil Mne. Lyle Waters from
Cook. Washington, were Satur-
day night visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. M J. Perini.
Mr. and Mrs. W. K Burkett
have returned home after «pend
ing two months with their daugh
ter and family. Mrs. II. H. Russell
at Walker. California, and two
weeks at the home of a son and
daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. C.
E. Burkett at Marshfield.
Oscar Nohre, who makes his
home with Mr. and Mrs. M. J.
Perinl, is visiting friends In Sil-
verton.
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Divide Highway Telephone Co.
held their annual meeting Mon
day evening at the home of Miss
Alsea Hawley. Miss Hawley was
reelected president, J. A. Mackey
vice president. Tom Nixon secre
tary-treasurer, and Mr. and Mrs.
ROD AND GUN CLUB TO
A M. Brown and M. J. Perini are
MEET MONDAY
directors.
The regular meeting of the Cot
Mr. and Mrs. Mike O’Hern who
tage Grove Rod and Gun club will have been living on the Lindstrom
be held Monday evening. January
9 at the club house on South
Sixth street. Lou Waldorf of Eu
gene will address the group on a
plan to secure funds to aid in
the conservation of timber along
Oregon highways. He will also
present moving pictures, accord
ing to R. S. Drenner, club presi
dent.
A family dinner was held New The annual two weeks dairy
Year's day at the Verne Zysett products short course at Oregon
nome
•— State college will lx* held Fibru
home suuin
south oi
of the city to honor
Mr and Mrs. J. A. Zysett of Mon- ary 13 to 25 this year, which
roe whose fiftieth wedding an- dates include the annual conven-
niversary oecured in December, tlon of the Oregon Dairy Manu-
They were married in the state of facturen' association, to be held
Illinois
iilinois in 1889.
1889 They came to February 21 to 23. inclusive.
Oregon shortly afterward and Visiting specialists this year
lived near Scio, later moving to will Ik' Dr. C. L. Roadhouse, head
the Monroe district. They have of the department of daily indus
eight children, five sons and three tries at the University of Califor
daughters, several of whom were nia at Davis, and F. S. Board of
unable to be present for the re Aukland, New Zealand, one of the
union. Those present were the inventors of the new vacreation
honored guests, a son. Jack Zy cream pasteurizing process. A
sett, his wife and three children vacerator machine has been in-
of Monroe, a daughter, Mrs. stalled in the experimental cream
Frank Galdabini. and Mr. Galda- ery at Oregon State College and
bini, and the Verne Zystee fam- will be demonstrated during the
short course and convention.
ily.
Dr. Roadhouse will specialize In
II. B. ferrin speaker
lectures and demonstrations on
the production and handling of
The Lane County Janitors’ as- qiilk and milk products, emphasiz
sociation met Tuesday night at ing newest methods for achieving
the Eugene Vocational school a high degree of sanitation and
with Supt. H. B. Ferrin as guest other requirements in the fluid
speaker.
milk field.
Wednesday
RUGS
Divide
farm for three years have rented
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brown's place
and have moved there.
A New Years dinner party was
given by Mrs. George Alleman in
honor of Mr. Alleman’s birthday
anniversary. Those present were
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dugan. Wal
den; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Briggs.
Culp Creek; George Foster and
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NEEDLECRAFT TODAY
family of Thornton Corners and
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Chapman of
this vicinity.
Mn». F. M. Chapman went Io
Portland Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. Al Gray of Culp C«ek and
is visiting relatives.
Billy Foster of Ashland is visit
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BEANS
SALE
AND OTHER. EVERYDAY STAPLE FOODS
RAISINS
The Needlecraft club met this
(Thursday)
afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Herbert Whitlock.
Thompson A Seedless
BEANS
RESEARCH CLVB
Mrs. Nora Small gave a review
of the book. "Black Forests.” by
Helen FoUet Tuesday night at
the study* hour of the Research
club. Mrs. Alvis Wicks reported
on a magazine article. "Japan's
Silent Millions." by Ernest Haus
er. Mrs. W. C. Martin was wel
comed as a new member.
LA COMTS CLI B
Mrs. Ruth Woodson entertain
ed the LaComus club with a 1:30
dessert Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. W. W. McFarland. Addi
tional guests were Mrs. W. H.
Daugherty and Mrs. F. L. Gran
nis Bridge was played during the
afternoon and Mrs. A. W. Kime
held high score.
MOTHERS CLUB MEETS
The Mother's club met at the
home of Mrs. G. W. Fullerton
Tuesday for an all day meet
ing. In the election of officers.
Mrs, Sallie Hill was chosen presi
dent: Mrs. Elsie Wells, vice presi
dent; Mrs. Mabel Land, secretary;
Mrs. Cora Thompkins, treasurer.
For December the welfare commi-
tee distributed seventy ohe gar
ments. ten coats, one suit, seven
teen pairs of shoe», two pairs
men’s wool socks. Arrangements
were made to move the clothing
in the city hall
Mink farms started in 1933 in
Tillamook county, this season
shipped $50,000 worth of furs to a
Seattle dealer while another $50.-
000 worth has been sold to custo
mers direct.
First Charmer: '1 always feel
better after a real good cry.”
Second Charmer: “It gets
things out of your system eh?”
First Charmer: "No, it gets
things out of my husband.”
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35c
2 pounds
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TENNIS COURT FUND
COMPLETED
Mrs. Fred Hammond, secre-
tary for the Scout Mothers' club,
has announced that $275 had been
realized for the tennis court fund
at a meeting held Wednesday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. L. J.
McCby. It was reported that
$130 had been netted on the "hope
chest" given away at Christmas
time which brought the total to
$275. The club has worked hard,
giving various benefits to raise
the money. Mrs. W. A. Woodard
reported that a treat had been
furnished by the Boy Scout
mothers at the boys' meeting the
Monday before Christmas. It
was decided to start a dues cam
paign at n early date. The next
meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. Woodard with Mrs. Stewart
Carlson as assistant hostess.
Those
wishing
transportation
should call Mrs. Herbert Lombard
or Mrs. Hammond. At the close
of the afternoon refreshments
were served by the hostess and
Mrs. P. E. Christensen.
19c
45c
4 pounds
10 pounds
Special Cut
CHEESE
Mild Yellow American
pounds...
Price« Effective Fri., Sat., Mon., Tues.
Quality and Service at Low Prices
PUREX — The Mister
Bleacher—H Eral
20c
SUPURB. Granulated
Soap—Lge. Pkg......... 19c
PEETS Granulated
Large Pkg.------------ 25c
SOAP — Big Boy. 0 K.
Economy White
25c
6 Large Bars —
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4 Bars--------------
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MISSION CORN, No. 2
.. 29c
3 cans
WILAMET PEARS, 2t/2s
25c
3 cans
TOMATO JUICE, CAM
4 large cans________ 25c
WALDORF SHRIMP
3. 5oz cans ----------- 29c
TOMATO JUICE. Starr
10c
3 No. 1 tins
APRICOTS. Monticello
3, 2*4 size cans____ 25c
Special Prices on Dozen
and Case Lots.
10lbs 35c
MEATS
AIRWAY
COFFEE
3 pounds
15c
Pound
43c
C OD
5|bs 19c
Pound 23
By the Piece
Bacon
Bacon Squares"... s—»—- ■ -12
Beef Roasts Choice Cuts Pound b
Boiling Beef Lean and Meaty Lb. 12 V-
Sliced Bacon Sugar Cured Lb. 27<
pounds 25e
Back Bones
Quart JQi
Sauer Kraut
Pint 15c
Fresh Oysters
SUGAR White Satin
10-lb. Cloth Bag 49c
25 pounds
$1.1
$4.69 Hundred
BREAD 1 lb.
Julia Lee
Wright
Lotti
PORK & BEANS
3, 2% 8“« can«
10
25c
TOMATOES. Crown Point
Solid Pack, 3, 2l/2 cans 25c
PEAS OR CORN
3, 303 size cans
25c
$1 69 case
JELL WELL, Asst. Flavors
25c
6 packages
Cottage Grove’s Quality Market
Fruits and Vegetables
Cottage Grove’« Finest Produce Dept.
Oranges, Sweet, juicy, 344 size
SPUDS, U.S. Ore. No. 2’s
ONIONS, U.S. Ore. No. 1’s
CARROTS or TURNIPS
LETTUCE, Solid heads.......
LEMONS, full of juice.......
BANANAS, fancy Tri Ripe
Grapefruit, Arizona seedless
See Us First.
3 doz. 25c
50 lbs. 45c
. 6 lbs. 15c
.. 5 lbs. 7c
... 5c each
2 doz. 29c
4 lbs. 25c
.. 6 for 19c
Meat and Produce Prices Friday and Saturday
Maximum — Tall Cans
3 cans
.........17c
$2.69 case
SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR
25c
Large package
PANCAKE FLOUR, Sperry
25c
3-pound package
KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR
49pound sack ........... $125
HARVEST BLOSSOM
49-pound sack .............. $105
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR
49-nound sack
$1.39