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THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON THURSDAY, JUNE 1. 1939 * Benton Floyd Meets Death in Accident Ilea lth-O- G rams y Silk Creek The Neighborhixxl Friendship club hold a social meeting Thurs An extraordinary num is just an ordinary man day afternoon, May 25th at the Benton Floyd, son-in-law of Mr. home of Mrs. Mary Burcham. bubbling over with health. and Mrs. D. P. Potter, met instant During the summer the club will death Monday evening at Princ- meet only once each month and vilio in an auto accident and his the next meeting will be June 22 two companions were seriously with Mrs. Minnie Ashby. injured, both are In a hospital. Mrs. H. B. Curiis and Miss Chiropractis Physician Mr. and Mrs. Potter and son and Fern Curtis of Temple City, Cali daughter drove over to Prineville fornia, came Saturday to visit the Cottage Grove Phone 30 on receipt of news of the tragedy. Irving Curtis family for several Floyd with his two companions, weeks They are mother and sis Hank Thorne and Tim Muir, were ter of Mr. Curtis. driving against the sun when they Mr. and Mrs. Frank Keller re came upon a logging truck. Blind- turned Sunday from Bend where • *d by the sun, they did not see they visited old friends for sever the truck make a turn and crash- days. Mrs. Henry Cooper and chil- <•<1 into the rear of the truck at al The Silk Creek Grange will dren, accompanied by Mr. and the intersection of the Ochoco hold a social meeting at the W. A. Mn«. Warren Cooper and Earl highway and the Combs Flat Hemenway home June 6th. There Cooper of Culp (ieek spent the road. Willis Moore, driver of the will be no business and week end In Salem with Henry truck, wax absolved from blame friends and neighbors meeting are invited An enthusiastic crowd of more O x > jmt . by Investigating officers, it wai to attend. than five hundred people watched Ernie Wagner of Eugene spent reported. Kenneth Babcock and Melvin the jttdglng of the frittest lamlm the week end at his horn«* here. Funeral arrangements are Allen went to Dillard Sunday, In this section of the country Th«* Rev. Jt J. Ray of Junction pending. where they are employed. Saturday nt the Junction City fat City held services at the church The Claire Parks family of Eu lamb show and th«* other high her«* Sunday. gene spent Decoration day with lights of the all day show. Mrs. Parks’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. A Shropshire lamb, exhibited The IXrrena boys’ softball team John Ashby. a double-header here Sunday by Walter Hill, was adjudged the won by defeating Walden 14-8, and The Dindon school closed this The Rev. Tilton will speak at fattest by the Judges O M Nel Culp Ui i*ek with a picnic at the school the Silk creek chapel Sunday. Creek 6-5 in 11 innings. son and Al Oliver, both of Oregon house Friday. Eighth grade exer* Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Grimes were Orville Peterson accompanied State college. Hill, a resident of rises were Thursday evening. honor guests at a picnic at the Junction City, was awarded a Ralph Boslaugh of Cottage Grove The twelve held of the 8th N. G. Kelso home at Irving Sun (PROOF NEXT WEEK) trophy by the Junction City Safe on a fishing trip to Lakeside this grade were: graduates Lucile Geer, Lois day. Mr. and Mrs. Grimes former way stones for the champion fat week end. Jack Kerns of Eugene visited Tullar, Lois Bachelder, Helen ly lived at Irving for ten years Vacuum Jugs lamb. See the New c « O*Z f 89c-$3 Brownie Six-1« L Friday evening with Mrs. M. Mos Summers, Lavem Williams, Phel and twenty-five of their old BOTTLES A. H. Quimby and son of Hal an LaBlue, Eugene Johnson, Roy friends and neighbors were pres- 7«c 6 oz. -Q ? sey were awarded a cup by Twin by and family. 35c Size Officers and Members of the Johnson, Ramon Perini, Leonard ent to enjoy the basket dinner at 25c Oaks Builders Supply for the lx*st FITCH SHAMPOO PONDS CREAMS Raisor, Armin Ward and Harold noon. ram lamb. The ram, a Hampshire, juvenile grange drill team went Geer. New Tallies— 4 . c I A number of friends of the top|M*d a class of twenty Indlvl- to Eugene Saturday where they 49 c -$2.50 PLACE CARDS tor J Mr. and Mrs. Willis Garman en Arnold Roth family gave a fare- participated in the drill contest duals. tertained about 30 young people well picnic for them Tuesday eve 6 oz. Sllqnc 16 oz. Rexall Tonic 7Qr* r Scott Bailey, local F.F.A. boy, held there. 49c Beef-Iron-Wine L HAND LOTION Francis Rculler of Westfir at their home Wednesday eve ning at the Ed Hansen home. was awarded a trophy by A. R. ning in honor of the departing Mrs. Roth has taught Royal at the Todd spent the week end Tracer Jewelry store for the (PROOF LAST WEEK’S AD) j teachers. Marjorie Gable and school for the past two years and champion fleece. He topped his Glasgow home. is leaving soon for summer school here who at- Gladys Shelly. Both teachers will THE U. 8. DOES NOT OWN THE PANAMA CANAL Among those from L, ~ — own class of medium wools and at College Place, Washington. tended the rh<»dod<*ndron festival ret um next year. ZONE — By a treaty signed on November 18, 1903, Panama then won the championship from Levi Geer returned Tuesday Mrs. Leia Clifton will teach the granted to the United States “all the rights, power and his father. Ash Bailey, who had at Florence Sunday were: Mr. and next year. authority within the zone” for the sum of 810,000,000 in placed first In the long wool class Mrs. Don Owen and family, Mr. from a week's visit at points on school Mr. and Mrs. DeYoung and son gold coin and an annual payment during the life of the t r ea Th«' show was sponsored by the and Mrs. Eldon Steele, Mr. and the coast. The Friendly Neighbors club of the Grove were dinner guests ty of $250,000 in gold coin. 1—’"Nuggets of Knowledge”— Junction City Lions club with the Mrs. Wayne Vaughn and Willie will have an out door ’meeting Sunday at the R. C. Lowrance and Robert Vaughn. Geo. W. Stimpson. cooperation of the merchants of home. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Junction City and the I^ane Coun M*. Grace Runnion of St. June 7th at the home of Mrs. and were afternoon visitors ty Court Entries in the contests Francis, Kansas, visited Friday Florence Small. Each member is and son the group enjoyed a picnic requested to bring cookies. at the Herman Kanel home. came from all over Dine, Linn Mr. and Mrs. Pete Kibby of supper. and Benton counties with farm- Mrs. Hattie Van Schoiack of A large crowd attended the en. 4-H club mmibm and Future Portland arrived Sunday to spend Triangle Lake were recent guests graduation exercises at Cedar at the E. N. Brasher home. Farmen of America pnrticipat- a few days with a son Otho. school Thursday evening. The Mrs. T. W. Hobwood and son ing and exhibiting a total of 158 Roy Kanel visited friends In Lyle spent the week end at the pupils gave a very interesting lambs. Portland Sunday. home of Mrs. Hobwood's parents, program and diplomas were pre Dr. J. N. Shaw and O. M Nel Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith enter Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Daw, in Eu sented to six eighth grade gradu son, both of Oregon Stat«« college, tained the eighth grade of the ates. The teacher. Miss Bernice gave talks on different phases of Dorena school with a dinner Wed gene. Mrs. Joe Geer and children Waske, had decorated the school sh««ep raising. Al Oliver, assistant nesday evening at their home In room very beautifully for the oc Miss Katie Gilcrist will spend 7 to Kenneth Kentner of Los An professor of animal husbandry, Cottage Grove. The evening was made a trip to Albany and Cor casion. She has left for her home a three months vacation traveling geles. Present were 34 women and gave a demonstration <>f cutting spent playing games. The class in vallis Saturday. Marjorie and Zella Moe Gable at Goshen but has been elected by auto with three women teach a group of children. Refreshments up a lamb carcass and the pieces cluded Donna Jennings. Orla Jen- to teach the school next year. ers. Starting with the San Fran were served. The lovely ensemble were given away to the people in nings, Jimmie Montgomery, Jim- left ... Saturday for their home at Mrs. Maggie Wertz Is leaving cisco fair, they will next visit of presents included a number the audience who held the lucky mie Thrasher. Gordon Elfving, N‘™rR. », _ „ „ numbers. Robert Floyd, Harold Wicks and ,* and Mrs. Dallas Brown of this week to spend the summer Washington, D. C. In New York from absent friends. and New Jersey they will visit Two other points of interest in Vern«* Kanel. Mr. Smith Is prin- o^’ght guests at Anlauf. - * Saturday at the C. H. Woods Guests on Decoration day at relatives and friends and will see Mimeograpn stencils. Sentinel. the show were the sh«*ep shearing cipal of the Dorena schools. the J. G. Grimes home were Mr. the New York fair. Returning contest and the dog working John Read visited in Wolf home Mr. and Mrs. Carl Small en- and Mrs. James Monroe, Pearl, they will visit in North Dakota trials. All entries in the sheep Creek Monday with a son and tertained at a family dinner Sun Ina Mae and Carl. Mr. and Mrs. and Seattle. shearing contest were from Junc daughter, Don and Margaret. Short Plumbing day. Guests were the Alford Wil Wayne Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. tion City with Malcolm Harper A shower was held recently in Mrs. L. Warrington of Oakland, winning first; lien Kokkler, sec- California, is visiting her parents, liams, Verlin Ward and Rollo Carroll Grimes and Carolyn. Hebron hall, honoring two brides- Shop Mr. and Mrs. Percy Clifton and to-be, Miss Vera Gilham. who was Ward families, all of Dorena and ond, and Robert Harper, third. Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Dudley. Plumbing Equipment children visited relatives several married Sunday to William Kerr The dog working trials were quite Sunday guests at the Chas. Disston Route. last week at Marshfield. days Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Shaw of New and Used a different story with entries T<»etcrs home were Mi. and Mrs. of Ashland; and Miss Viola Har from Turner and all points this Robert Coombs and family of Monroe are the parents of an Sty- riman. who is to be married June side with eleven dogs entered. Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. I-ou pound son. bom May 20th. Mrs. Ray Frum of Brownsville took the Ralston of Culp Creek and Mr. Shaw (nee Christine Hooker) top honors with Edward Gath. and Mrs. John Teeters and family spent several years in this vicini The Jolly Workers are to meet Turner. s«*cond. and Earl McKin of Mahama, who came Saturday. ty. June 7th, in the afternoon, with J. S. Addleman of Sheridan. ney of Lebanon, third. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gorthy Vernon Flanagan of Junction and family of Wendling -spent Wyoming, who is visiting relatives Miss Piper, each lady to bring her City won first in the 4-H club fat Memorial day with Mrs. Gorthy’s in Eugene, and W. B. Addleman own work. The Clifford Williams family lamb class and in the 4-H club parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Mc and Mr and Mrs. C. C. Addleman all of Eugene, visited Sunday af- recently visited at Rogue River showmanship contest. George Ser- Lin. his father. Tom Williams, tic, Veneta, placed first in the Mrs. Ira Lee of Oakridge ar temoon at the W. L. Townsend with the Stuart Williams and Elmer 4-H club pen of three fat lambs. rived Monday to spend a few days home. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Goodwin Hubbell families, all of whom are A. H. Quimby and son of Hal with a daughter. Mrs. Sidney Low Prices That Make entertained at dinner Sunday, mining. sey placed first on the single fat Bales. Walden Hileman family of lamb in the long wool class. W. BARGAIN HISTORY! Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLin of honoring the birthday anniver the The Grove recently visited the P. Hubbard. Monroe, placed first Milton. Oregon, are visiting at sary of their daughter Louise. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Tullar of Add Heath family. in the medium w<x>l pen. the C. M McLin home. Mrs. P. E. Young. Mrs. M. E. Eugene spent Sunday at the Joe Bed Spreads Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Whitsell and Geer Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bor home. THINGS TO WATCH FOR daughter Marilyn of Westfir, Mr. en returned Sunday evening from and Mrs. John Holstrom and son Cottage Grove Pet Parade, Sat a visit in Myrtle Point, where a A wrist watch smaller than ■ Junior of Oakridge, and Mr. and family gathering was held. dime and about 10 percent thin Mrs. G. B. Pitcher and Kleth urday, June 17. 81x99 ner than any other American- Kerr of Cottage Grove spent Me made watch. . . More rapid spread morial day with Mrs. Naomi Kirk. Pot Holders of new dance fads via television. .] Prefabricated steel buildings for Rhododendron Day at Florence farms; will be sold w’holesale only and on the west coast Sunday and consist of five units, dwelling, brought thousands of visitors to bam, chicken house, smokehouse see the flowers, boat races, bath and privy. . . Renewed efforts to ing beauty contest and pet pa Flour Sack Squares CASES cultivate silkworms on a large rade. Admission 10c and 35c scale in southern states. . . Small 18c greenhouses that fit neatly into a THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 1, 2, 3 — window, jutting out from the SHEETS "THE OKLAHOMA KID,” James Cagney, Humphrey house about a foot; sufficient heat Harvey Steph- Bogart, Rosemary Lane, Donald Crisp, 65c for plants is usually supplied 63x99 .... ......... ens, Hugh Sothern. Charles Middleton. from the house, but heating lamps 81x108 ............ may be used in extremely cold SUNDAY. 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