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THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON THURSDAY. MAY 4. 1939 Qn^octu^ina. i'NfW SHIRTS 7 ,\ *11 vl A V I r \ i J |If ,W f for th® man who wish®« style and guaranteed service at low prices. Her® are a few of their till • - ’ \ \* ,ealnr “: A A new ■1 Auk About The New WINGS SHIRT • Exclusive patterns A Guaranteed services ^Top quality, fine fitting nrocessed processed collar that will hold its shape and fits good Sanforized shrunk Quality fabric« guaranteed f o r 50 washings or 1 year Fine tailoring that assures you of a good fit Season ’s newest patterns in all sizes $1.65 Wo Give and Redeem S AH. Green Stamps Cottage Grove, Oregon. CITY BRIEFS ! Hall and Johnston, Reni Estate, Ixtana, Mure Insurance. Phone M. Mr. and Mrs. Schofield Stcw- art and Dr. and Mrs. Harold Ax- ley and »laughter Helen sp-nt Sunday at the Stewart cabin on the Uni|X|ua near Scottsburg, Charles Matthews of Port land and his son George of this city, spent Sat unlay fishing at Ix>on Mr. an«l Mrs. Vern Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Pete Peterson spent the week end fishing on Smith river. Mrs. Frank McFarland and Mrs. Frank Collins are spending th<- w.<k at th<- Charles Hall summer home on the Um|»qua. Dr. and Mrs. C. V. Templeton of Great Falls. Montana are mak ing a visit with a cousin of Dr. Templeton, th«- Rev. W. V. Me- Gee anti wife. Dr. and Mrs. Tem- pleton an* enroute home from a visit to the San Francisco exposi tion with relatives in southern California. MCHUBCHES Christian Science Society, 242 Second St. Sunday school, 9:45; forenoon service, 11, subject, "A«i<tm and Falfon Man." Evening service second Wednesday of each m«»nth at H p. m. 'Fhe Bible, Christian Science literature and the writings of Mary Baker Eddy may be borrowed or purchased before or after the Wednesday service. Birst Baptist Church, Henry W. Davis, minister. Bible school 10 a. m., classes for all ages. Morning worship, 11. Sermon theme, "A Good Start and a Good Finish.” Communion service and the welcoming of the new mem- bers into the church fellowship. Young people’s meeting at 6:30 p m., led by Miss Rodney Hood. Evening worship with sermon by the pastor at 7:30. On Sunday night. May 14, the service will be । in charge of the Gideons of Eu- gene. There will be eight men on the team. Catholic Church, Father An thony Gerace. — Mass each Sun day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth Sunday when the hour is 8 a. m. Presbyterian f’hurch, James A. Smith, Pastor. Sunday, 11 a. m., morning worship, 'rheme, "The Glorious Gospel of the Blessed God.” Special music by the vested choir. 7 p. m., Christian Endeavor meeting, Dick Smith, leader. 8 p. m., evening service. Theme, "A Radiant Personality." The Free Methodist Church, theme for Sunday morning will be "Citizens of Light, and Citi zens of Darkness," in the contrast al) the way from truth to error. In the evening the pastor will take for his theme, "The Gather ing Clouds That Fortell the Com ing of Jesus. Louis A. Skuzie, pastor. Silk Creek Don’t Forget MOTHER Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Allen of Cottage Grove anti Mr. and Mrs. Lee Cooley of Yoncalla visited Sunday with the Alvin Allen fam ily. Otto Mattheyer and family of Portland an«J Mr. and Mrs. Claire Parks and two sons i of Eugene spent Sunday with 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Ashby. Mr. and Mrs. F. 1 M. Keller re- turned home from 1 Spokane Sat- urday where they had visited We will mail it or we will deliver it. Just tell us what you their son and family for two weeks. They spent one day at want and where it goes. . . and we will do the rest. (foulee dam and report a wonder ful trip. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Paul visited the Guy Ragan family at Gilles pie Corners Sunday. Boyd Allen worked at the Ep worth League institute grounds Beautiful boxen. . . The best of candy. . 60e boxes, at Little River several days this $1.25 boxen, $1.00 boxen, $i.50 boxes, $2.00 boxes, week helping get it ready for summer institute. $2.50 boxes, $3.00 boxes. Arthur Weaver returned home from the hospital Tuesday and is Mothers’ Day Cards able to be about. Mothers’ Day Stationery The Neighborhrxxi Friendship club met with Mrs. Helen Grimes Mothers’ Day Perfumes April 27th. Officers for the next Mothers’ Day Toilet Sets six months were elected as fol lows: Mrs. C. E. Ruth, president; Mothers’ Day Powders Mrs. E. A. Allen, vice president; Mrs. Julia Hemenway, secretary, and Mrs. Olive Palfoske, assistant secretary. 'Fhe next meeting will be May Uth with Mrs. Ada Mox- ley and I Miss Lois Lutz will be present to give the project les- son on "Simple Desserts.” This will be i an all-day meeting with a potluck luncheon at noon. Mrs. Elizabeth Lowrance of Tillamook is visiting her son, R. C. I*owrance, and family this week. Mrs. Fannie Daniels is visiting friends and relatives here for a few days before returning to her work at Yoncalla. Wùmer To Paint Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Grimes, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Monroe and Mr. We have been very gratified to and Mrs. Carroll Grimes and note the enthusiasm with which Carolyn picnicked at Leaburg the Paint-Up Contest has been re Sunday. ceived. It’s not too late yet to en can buy. The winning house will Mrs. Frankie Carson of Eugene ter—we still have plenty of color not be judged on size or splendor —only on pleasing effect and col visited her cousin, Mrs. W. A. cards and suggestions. or harmony. If the impartial Hemenway, over the week end. You May Be Lucky Winner judges choose your home your Mrs. \V. A. Hemenway enter- tained the older girls of Cedar All you have to do is paint your purchase price of paint will be re- district at a taffy pull at her house with famous Van Schilder funded. Join the Paint-Up Parade Dependable Paints, the finest you today. home F'riday afternoon. on Her Day Sunday, May 14th Mothers’ Day Candy Brown’s Drug Store We Co-operate To Make Contest a Success Methodist Church. Ellsworth M. Tilton. Pastor. — Sunday school, 9:45, James Tedford. Supt. Fore noon service. 11. sermon subject, "A Christian at the Crossroads.” Evening service, 8. The time of the evening service is changed from 7:30 to 8:00. The orchestra YOUNG PEOPLE ATTEND will accompany a song service. RALLY Epworth League and Junior U-aguc will begin at 7'instead of Fourteen members of the Bap- Mr. and Mrs. Ross Glass of Mr. and Mrs. Howard M. Jones 6:30. Prayer meeting, Thursday tist Young People’s Union attend- Awbrcy. north of Eugene, were and familj’ left Tuesday for An at 8:00. ed the spring rally of the- Umpqua here Sunday to attend the Ma- tig«». Wisconsin to make an ex* held at Junction City First Christian Church. Edward association aonic services at the Presbyterian tended visit at the home of his Friday evening. Roseburg carried church. Mr. Glass is worshipful parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. L. Kechley, Minister. 9:45 a. m., away the attendance award by a Bible school, Hazel VanNortwick, master of the focal Masonic lodge Jon«*s, called then* by the illness very small margin over Cottage and Mrs. Glass taught tor a num- of Mr. Jones' mother. Another Supt. 11 . morning devotions, Grove. At the close of the ban sermon. “ The Challenging Christ. ” I m - i of y<-Its in fix- l<» il high brother, Arnold Jones, left for Ruby Allen, president of the 7:00 p. m„ Christian Endeavor. quet school. AntlgO Miller in the Week. association, was presented a cor General assembly, four discussion sage of gardenias by the associa The A. W. Woolley family spent Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chambers groups. 8 p. m., evening worship. tion as their appreciation of her Orchestra music, inspirational leadership. The next rally will be th«* week end at their cabin on spent Sunday in Salem. song service, evangelistic sermon. the Ump«|ua below Scottsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Breed- 8:00 p. m. Thursday, young peo held in Eugene in the early part of September. Mr. an«l Mrs. S. L. Godard. Mrs. love spent Sunday and Monday ple’s Bible study. Nelson Durham. Mrs. G«*orge visiting in Longview, Wash., and GUERNSEY MAKES Jacobsen, Mrs. C. S. Roberts, Mr. Portland. Assembly of God. Atwood Fos OREGON STATE CHAMPION RECORD and Mrs. C. K. Haynes, Mrs. Net ter, Pastor.- Sunday school, 9:45; Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chambers. morning Peterborough, N. H. — Prairie tie Gawley, Miss Eunice VanDen- worship at 11. The pastor berg, Mrs. Frank Galdibini and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Savage and will speak from his model of the Bloom Pet 461291 has just com Mrs. Andrew Brund attended a Mr and Mrs. C. S. Roberts at- Mosaic Tabernacle on the subject pleted a record which makes her mc<*ting of the Oakland Eastern tended the concert given by Grace of "The Veil Rent in Twain.” queen of all two year old Oregon Star chapter Thursday night of Moore Friday evening in Port Sunday evening at 7:45, the pas Guernseys in class GGG of The land American Guernsey Cattle club. last week. tor will speak on ‘The Holy of Prairie Pet 461291 was Holies." and experience for you. bred and Bloom Charles Matthews of Portland, Superintendent H. B. Ferrin Tuesday is owned G. W. Bond at 7:45, prayer & Son of Junction by City, who had^visited since Wednesday spent Saturday in Monmouth on meeting. evening Oregon, Thursday evening at at the home of his son George, re- school business. and in ten months made a record 7:45. young people in charge fore turne«l Monday to his home. Mr. Vinal T. Randall and H. B. Fer part of service, followed by short of 10811.5 pounds of milk and Matthews cclebrat«»d his eighty- rin spent Friday evening in Cor 503.6 pounds of butter fat. first birthday anniversary Satur vallis, where they attended the Bible study by pastor. day. F.F.A. banquet. The Epworth League of the Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Tarr visited Mr. and Mrs. Arlie Salisbury Methodist church entertained the Sunday in Salem. and baby of Westfir spent the Creswell Leaguers Sunday night. Allan Black from Creswell led The Warren Edwards family of cn<i here with Mr. Salis- the 6:30 League meeting and fol Culp Creek spent Sunday at their £ury >« mother. Mrs. Orma Salts- lowing church the Cottage Grove cottage on the Umpqua near bury. I Leaguers conducted a fellowship Scottsburg. Mrs. Dave Rissue has shipped hour. New, lower rates, auto lia George Batterson, teacher ir her collection of papier mache Mrs. William L. Baker and the high school, is ill with scarlet dolls to the Hobby Lobby of New small son of North Bend spent the bility. Our aim: To always York city The collection also may fever. be in position to serve your I m * shown at the New York first few days of the week at the home of Mrs. Baker’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Allen and World’s fair. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Crabbe. Mrs. best interests. daughter Shirley and Mrs. Allen’s Baker came to be with her twin Cecil Beck, a patient at a Eu mother, Mrs. Jennie Nichols, who Elizabeth Crabbe, on their is visiting here from San Fran gene hospital for some time, was sister, Phone: Office 36; Res. 192J able to return home Saturday, birthday anniversary. cisco, spent Sunday In Salem. where he is reported to be re Bill Veelman was a business Red Rose Ratter and Ice Cream. cuperating satisfactorily. visitor in Portland the first of the Ask for them. C. G. Creamery, tf Earl Paulus of North Bend week. spent Sunday with his mother, A. W. Helliwell was attending Stewart for plumbing, Mrs. Carrie Gohrke. , to business matters in Portland lï-tfe 319 I. A nice cool place to spend your the first of the week. Everybody bowls, who cares evenings, where there is always about their figure and health. plenty of fun. It’s at Bob’s Bowl Try it today at Bob’s Bowling ing Alleys. Go see for yourself. Alleys. 38-ltc 38-ltc Insurance Rate Reductions Arnesi Insurance Agency Stetson Throw Rugs As Famous As The Stetson Hat Fire resisting, reversible, easily cleaned, long wearing, economical. A remarkable produce made by hand from fur and wool felt. In popular sizes. We also feature the famous perfect sleep er, tuftless inner spring mattress. If It’s Modem Furniture, See Wear Ever Aluminum Cooking Utensils will be featured bv Miss Buker in the preparation of the meals, May 9th, at Arcade Theater. Sold by i g- » * OK SUPPLY CO Cottage Grove Ò ‘van Schîlôer P aints 4> V arnish es CANNED GOODS Baked Beans Standby 20-oz. tins Comed Beef Anglo 2 12-oz. tins Tuna Flakes Tomatoes Standby No. Yi Tin No. 2^ Tin JQc Grapefruit Juice Marshmallows Package BUTTER MRS. LOT WAGNER Fancy Dairy J 5c Pound 12c 27c Jello ASPARAGUS ORANGES SPINACH APPLES 46-oz. tin Catsup Bottle 10e Salad Dressing <*29* JamJell Bottle 10e Pep Package 11e SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR Pound J Jc Package Local Tender Sweet Juicy Local Tender Fancy Winesap Lb. 5e JQc Dozen JQc 5 pounds 10e 5 pounds 25e Graber - Gettys Bill’s Super Market M Four c L Stores aughlins Next to Diane Theater Hardware Phone 40 Free Delivery
