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THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1939 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON MUEF FROM FOOT TROUBLES SCHOLL’S SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVE Here Friday, June 2nd Whatever common loot trouble you may have, don't mlM thi» opportunity to get this service without chary» or obligation. Como in lor a free loot teat . . . learn by a demonstration on your own l»»t how »a»ily and inexpenaively you can obtain relief with th» proper Dr. Scholl Appliance, Remedy, or Scientific Shoe. LaSells St«*wnrt's sister, Mrs. T. E Smith of Eugene, and his nice« Mrs. Chris Jensen, also of Eugen«', and Mrs. Nelli«' Green of ■ MAA.uw ww i a ftr.zw.il n Ding ik-ach, California, visited at First Christian Church, Edward the horn«' of Mr. and Mrs. IJiSells Steuart Wednesday and Thurs L. Kechley, Minister. 9:45 a. m., Bible school. Teachers and classes day of last week. for all ages. 11 a. m., morning de James Tedford, road supervisor votions. Music. Sermon, “The from this section, was attending Eternal Values.” 7 p. m„ Christ to business matters in Eugene ian Endeavor. 8 p, m„ evening Morulay. service. Inspirational song service. Sermon, "Man and His Church." Carl Rynearson was ill several 8 p, m., Wednesday, choir rehear days the past week with a septic sal. 8 p. m., Thursday, young peo sore throat. ple’s Bible study. MCHURCHES Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Kem, Mr. and Mrs. Gard Corey, their son- in-law and «laughter from Olathe. Colorado, and Mrs. C. J. Kem mo tored to Scottsburg Wednesday and visited the Cottage Grove summer colony on the Umpqua. Biggest Senior Class Gets 691 Degrees at OSC OREGON STATE COLLEGE, — The seventieth and largest annual commencement here Monday, May 29, sent 691 men and women out to "commence” their life work. Most of them had perman ent positions already arranged, a recent survey showed, others have summer work lined up, some of the women will go directly Into homemaking or other non-com- merciai fields, while not a few graduates will continue in ad vanced study. Included in this largest of all OSC graduating classes were the following from Cottage Grove: Jack Kelly, Harold Mackin, Faye Hill St«?wart. From Elkton: Rich ard E. DeCamp. Yoncalla: Marvin LeRoy Holland, Olger Gunnar Holland. Lucille Huntington and Kenneth Toner. Degrees conferred this year in cluded 5 honorary degrees, 3 doc tors of philosophy, the highest earned degree; 4 professional de grees, 8 masters of arts, 66 mas ters of science, 3 masters of edu cation, 2 masters of forestry, 26 bachelors of arts and 574 bache lors of science. The school of agriculture led in numbers of graduates with 130. Engineering, which led last year, was second with 106, followed by home economics, 96; forestry, 71; science, 64; education, 58; secre tarial science, 55; pharmacy, 16. and nursing education, 4. Geographically the graduates this year came from every Oregon country, 13 other states and five foreign countries. California had the most out-of-state graduates with 42, while China led the for eign countries with 3. Average age of those finishing the regular four-year courses was 23.73, girls averaging 23.27 and men 23.92. Elizabeth Cornelia Parsons of Burlingame, Califor nia, was the youngest graduate, having become 20 years old only last January. Arlie Laurence Hat field, Corvallis, was youngest man, bom 20 years ago last No vember. First Baptist Church, Henry W. Davis, Minister. Bible school, 10 a. m.. Mrs. W. C. Martin, Supt. Ihiblic worship, 11, with the Rev. ★ HIADQUARTISS Kenneth Daniels of Springfield DR. SCHOLL’S holding the service. Young peo ple’s meeting at 6:30. At 7:30 the Mr. and Mrs, Otto Moller, en- Rev. Davis will preach a special route to their home at the Presl- sermon for the members of the FOOT COMFORT dio in San Francisco from a trip I.O.O.F. lodge. Everyone welcome. SERVICE north, were guests at the C. C. ( 'ruson home Monday and Tue«- Catholic Church, Father An Or iti NIU Mtn S hh lor ««<•»». thony Gerace. — Maas each Sun day. day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth Mrs. flay Trask returned last Sunday when the hour is 8 a. m. w«'«'k from a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ten Denson plan a slater, Mrs. Oberg in Everett Christian Science Society, 242 to leave Friday on n vacation trip Washington, and with friends in Second street. — Sunday school, to San Francisco to attend th«' Seattle. 9:45; forenoon service, 11, subject fair, later going to D»s Angeles to "God, the Only Cause and Crea visit a sister of Mrs. Denson's. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Beck and tor." Evening service second Wed Mrs. Denson motored to Carleton son and Mrs. Beck's mother, Mrs. Hall and Johnston, Real Estate, Wednesday with her sons Tommy F’rank Heck, left this morning for nesday of each month at 8 p. m. Ix»an», Hare Insnranre. Phone M. and Jeny, who win visit their I»* Angeles, where they will visit The Bible, Christian Science Lit erature and the writings of Mary gmndiwirents during the absence for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Grnham of Mr. and Mrs. Denson. Bak«T Eddy may be borrowed or return«'«! Sunday from a 10-day Mrs. Chester Wheeler and two purchased before or after the motor tour of southern Oregon A mariage license was issued at children of Bend are visiting at Wednesday service. and California. They visited with the office of the county clerk In the home of her parents, Mr. and frlcn<!s in Ashland, San Jose and Eugene, Friday, to Charles Edwin Mrs. Henry Bennrtt. Silk Creek Chapel — Preaching visited the Treasure Island fair. Haney of Black Butte route, Cot at 10 o’clock by the Rev. E. M. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Godard and Tilton. Sunday school following at tage Grove, and Rosemae Hoff Mrs. C. S. Roberts was an over man of Saginaw. daughter Dorothy, accompanied 11 o’clock, Mrs. Marion Woolcott, night visitor Thursday in Port by a friend. Miss Opal Miller, all Supt. Prayer meeting Thursday land. She visited an Eastern Star Mrs. Anna Petrie visited friends of Tillamook, spent decoration night. < hapter in company with Mrs. in Roseburg 'rhumday and Friday day with his brother, S. L. God Helen Priday, grand worthy ma of last week. ard, and family. Children's Day will be observed tron of Oregon. at the Methodist church Sunday, A. C. Spriggs, S. L. Godard and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Martin and Miss Carolyn Grannis returned family sfjent Memorial day on the Sam Mackin attend«*d a Masonic June 11. A pantomime by the pri mary children, "The Passerby and to Portland Tuesday after a few coast near Florence. meeting in Portland last night. the Flowers,” directed by Mrs. days' visit with her parents, Mr. Wayne Monroe will be presented an«! Mrs. F. L. Grannis. Mmes. Jennie Cox and Bertha S. M. Tumlcy of Portland was and a pageant, "Unexpected An a holiday visitor Tuesday at the Cherry spent the week gel.” The pageant is directed by Week end guests at the S. L. F. L. Grannis home. Ashland with relatives. Mrs. Harry Lewis and requires 26 Godard home were Mr. an«! Mrs. Hurry Godard and son and Mrs. Miss Edna Cherry left Sunday characters. It portrays the ad Mr. and Mrs. Gard Corey of Grace Van Boskirk, all of Co- Olathe, Colorado, arrived Monday for Portland. where she has ac- ventures of the Guardian Angel quille and Mrs. Ray Graham of for a two weeks' visit at th«' home c«'ptcd a position with the Wanda at the Gate of the Unborn. The angel is permitted to accompany Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. God of Mrs. Corey's parents. Mr. and Olson Beauty salon. little souls to earth and to com ard of Tillamook visited the Mrs. O. M. Kem. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Smith of pare the ways of men and wom early part of the week at the Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Wheeler of Salem were week end visitors at en, boys and girls, with the heav Godard home. Ix»s Angeles arrived today for a the home of Mrs. Smith’s sister, enly standards that prevail in the D'c Smith, former principal of visit at the N. E. Compton home. Mrs. Dan Hamant. Tuesday Mr. presence of God. COMMITTEE MEETS the Dorena school, has accepted Mrs. Wheeler and Mrs. Compton and Mrs. Hamant and their guests the position of principal of th«' are sisters. motored to Roseburg. Sunday morning, June 4, seven- The county agriculture commit Mapleton school another year. teen members of the senior grad- tee met in Eugene Monday with Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Mackin at Mrs. Bessie Braswell and sons tended th«- commencement exer- HOW TO MAKE MARASCHINO uating class, who are members or County Agent O. S. Fletcher and Roger and Orrin, and the latter's ciscs at the Oregon State college CHERRIES AT HOME TOLD friends of the Methodist church, went over some of the 1939 farm will be honored guests at the work sheets. Farmers who have wife, left Sunday evening for in Corvallis. Their son Harold re- moming service. Their procession- not yet handed in their sheets southern Missouri to visit rela- reived his i degree. They were are urged to do so at once. tiv«t for a short time. From there overnight guests । Sunday of Mr. Cherry season always brings al will be at 11 o'clock. Roger will go on to New York and Mrs. Dwight 1 Mercer at the many requests for information on W.C.T.Ü. RALLY SUNDAY Sixty additional checks total city and Washington. D. C. He Children's Farm Home near Cor- how to make maraschino cherries $2,594.24 was received in the of plans to be gone about six weeks. vallis. in small quantities at home. The The local unit of the WzC.T.U. fice of County Agent Fletcher food products department at Ore Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown and Mrs. O. K. Puckett left Sunday will hold a union temperance Saturday, for county farmers daughters left Sunday for San for her home in Klamath Falls gon State college, which pioneered rally Sunday night, June 4. in the complying with the 1938 farm Francisco where they will visit after a f«-w weeks' visit with her in commercial methods of making Methodist church. The guest program. A total of 256 checks, the fair and then will make a mother, Mrs. Fay Allison. Mrs. maraschino cherries, has recently speaker will be Mrs. Eva Wheel aggregating slightly over $8,500 short motor trip through Califor Allison and Mr. and Mrs. Knaffle issued a circular of information er, state president of the southern has been received to date on the nia. i I Laynes accompanied her as far which tells how to modify the California W.C.T.U. of Los An 11938 program. . large scale commercial methods -- , „ M . as Grants Pass where “ and apply them to gallon lots of geles. Special music will be fur Mr and Mrs. N. Neilson spent mct b Mr Puckett. nished by various church groups pitted cherries. Sunday in Junction City with Mr. and the general public is extended Neilson's brother and wife. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. William Thomp- Preparing maraschino cherries a cordial invitation to attend the and Mrs. Carl Neilson, and his son and Mrs. Hattie Best of involves bleaching, stemming and service. sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Portland were wcek-«'nd guests of pitting, leeching, dyeing, applying H. C. Plan, of Portland. frien<is in the city. the syrup and the desired flavor. Japanese army spokesmen esti Although dyed cherries are gen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fromm Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dessery of erally flavored with imitation mated Monday that 2,300,000 retumi'd Sunday evening from a Santa Ana, California, were busi maraschino flavor, other kinds Chinese had suffered casualties motor trip through California. ness visitors in the city Monday. may be used, such as almond ex since the start of the Sino-Japan- ese war July 7, 1937, to April, John Kelly drove to Corvallis Julian Miller, who had spent tract, rose, lemon, or grenadine. 1939. A total of 59,988 Japanese Monday to attend the graduating the last f«*w months in California, The bleached cherries are also have met death on the battle sometimes dyed green and then front according to this estimate exercises at the State college. His returned to the city last week. flavored with mint. son Jack is a member of the with the Japanese loss of life Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hertogs of The circular No. 198 also con- placed at 12,000 since December, graduating class. Seattle were week-end visitors at tains detailed instructions, and which indicates the casualty rate Mrs. Harold Hammcrlcksen and the W. O. Wilson home. Mr. and addresses of places where dyes is increasing. daughters Marjorie Ann and San Mrs. Wilson and —* family '— motored —*---- ’ and other materials may be pur- dra I xm » of Klamath Falls visited to the coast Sunday with their chased. Sentinel want ads Dull. rec«>ntly with her parents, Mr. guests. and Mrs. Lee Williams of this Miss Jean King, who is taking city. They left the latter part of the week for their new home in nurses’ training at Emanuel hos pital in Portland, is spending her Redding. California. vacation here with her parents, Mrs. Martha Marsh had as Mr. and Mrs. Carl King. guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. George Cannon of Elmira. Mr. For your summer’s vacation, and Mrs. Ebern Toney and chll- a Johnson outboard motor. Mufti-Shoe White Cut-Rate Drugs and dren of Ixiwell and ----- Mrs. Johnson See these motors on display at Beidler Feed Store. Joe Smith. 10c and 25c Tobacco •of Creswell. 42-3tp-44 R. L. Cox and Mrs. Martha 75c Fitch Shampoo 59c NOTICE — to Row River, He- Marsh made a business trip to Yoncalla and Scotts Valley last bron' Walker, Delight Valley, Cot- 50c Lucky Tiger... 39c , tage Grove friends A Townsend Friday. I benefit dance, June 3rd at Í Kills Moths, Flies, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Roberts I I.O.O.F. Hall. Popular old time 50c Vitalis.......... attended a meeting of the Blue dances, good music. Admission Bed-Bugs, Ants and River Eastern Star chapter Mon- 25c-10c. Refreshments 42-ltp 50c Chamberlain day night in Eugene. Returning Roaches Lotion ....... . ----- with them were Mrs. Helen Pri- Quarts....... ..... day of Corvallis. Mrs. Elizabeth 25c Tipton, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Man Pints ............... gold and Mr. and Mrs. George Djer-Kiss, Talc 15c Fairweather, all of Portland, who % Pints.... ..... were overnight visitors at the Have your oar properly 75c Listerine .... 39c Roberts home. Petersen’s CITY BRIEFS In the Good Old Summer Time Milk should be the prin cipal item on the family menu. Be assured of its purity. Order from MOODY’S DAIRY Two Deliveries Daily Phone 21F4 ENI TH IS YOUR UITtmUTL SEE US T0-DRU Brisbane Electric Sentinel want ads pulí Mattress Special Summer Specials FLIT Summer Is Here Get Ready to Go Miss Charlotte Burkholder of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hazelton and two daughters and Miss Shirley Burkholder, all of Eugene, were visiting friends in the city Tuesday. Lloyd Griggs, Jack Boyd, Ed Wiese and Earl Stewart were among the lucky fishermen to bring back a nice string of trout from the McKenzie Sunday. TOWNSEND CLUB BENEFIT DELEGATE FUND, Good comedy drama at Diane theater June 4th and 5th. Admission 10c and 25c. 42-ltc Red Rose Blitter and Ice Cream. Aak for them. O. (1. Creamery, tf Stewart for plumbing, «17 J. phone IMfe checked and serviced for safe driving. We have the modern equipment for the service you need. We do expert washing, greasing, battery recharging and tire repair- ing. GILMORE OILS AND GAS go farther, give more pow- er, better lubrication and we have all modern equip ment for a first class lubri cation job. Martin Motors Service Station Hugh McBride, Manager ORIGINAL AIR-WOVEN FILMS $1.00 Zonite.... ... 89c 60c Sal Hepatica... 49c Eastman or AGFA 50c Ipana 10% Discount Tooth Paste ..... « Dr. Roberts 1 lb. 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