The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 08, 1939, Image 5

THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
THURSDAY, JUNE R, 1939
Eighty-Four Get
Diplomas Friday
Commencement
Saginaw
EVERY
USED
CAR
Mrs. Claude Lawson and son of
Santa Cruz,
California, came
Monday to be with Mrs. Lawson's
brother, George Conley, who is ill.
Miss Kathleen Krebser of
Ridgefield, Washington, spent last
week with her brother Edward,
and with Mary Alma Benston.
The Friendly Neighbors club
met at the home of Mrs. Virgie
The armory auditorium was Pettit Thursday. Visitors were
taxed to capacity Friday eve- Mmes. Hill, Prine, A. Burleson,
ning at the high school com- Iris Montieth and Margaret Cop­
j mencement program when the pie. The next meeting will be
largest class in the history of the with Mrs. Earl Fisher. June 15th. We sell is thoroughly recon­
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Queener and
local high school, eighty-four in
sons Robert and Francis spent ditioned, thus assuring you
number, received diplomas.
High-lights of the final program Sunday at Albany.
of dependable service. And
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Tucker of
included addresses by four gradu-
I ates on "Our School, Yesterday, Winchester Bay visited recently we are selling lots of used
Today and Tomorrow,” in which with friends and relatives here.
I the speakers outlined what had Jacky Montieth returned home
can.
been accomplished since the first with them to spend a week,
high school was established here,
Raymond Stewart has gone to
what the school is accomplishing Springfield where he will spend
Here are a few good buys:
today and plans for the future, the summer.
Student speakers chosen tor this
Margaret Coppie and Leonard
। occasion were: Loren Stiles, Miss Mitchell were maried at Van- 1935 Pontiac Sedan
Jean Savage, Miss Dorismae Bla- couver, Washington, June 3rd.
with trunk ___$465.00
They will make their home at
1 lock and Dean Jackson.
Creswell.
Dr. Victor P. Morris, dean of
Rosemae Stewart who had been 1934 Pontiac Sedan 335.00
i the school of business administra­
tion of the University of Oregon, working for Mrs. Dave Hite of
addressed the class on the Delight Valley came home last 1933 Chevrolet Sedan 225.00
, "Changing World," reviewing the week.
Visitors last week at the F. T.
; changes that have occurred in the
Benston home were Mr. and Mrs.
past twenty to thirty years and______
the problems to be met in the fu- W. Wilson and son and Mrs. Wil-
ture. "Our secondary school sys- son's mother, Mrs. Gibler of Port-
tern has developed into quite an land; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Forcier
industry and today thousands of and daughter and Harry Benston
high school graduates in Oregon of Eugene.
will receive diplomas. Public
Castor OU Plant From India
schools of today have much bet­
Your Pontiac Dealer
ter equipment than the average
The castor oil plant is a native
academy twenty to thirty years of India.
ago,” he said.
Referring to the fact that his
father who died in 1916 never saw
airplane, he said development
Famous movie elephant Anna May, a favorite with Shirley Temple, shown with one of the an
of the aircraft industry, the radio.
new fractionating towers um *! in the new Richfield Refinery at Watson, California. Anna television and allied industries
had been made within the past
.May weighs 3*/a toru»—the tower weighs 250D00 pounds.
twenty years, which has truly
been the greatest expansion of
mechanical ingenuity in the his­
tory of the world.” And when the
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE 9-10:
chapter of the 19th century
t
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McGuire final
“RETURN OF THE CISCO KID,” Warner Baxter,
is
written
it
will
be
a
chapter
of
were dinner guests Sunday at the
Lynn Bari Cesar Romero, Henry Hull, Kane Richmond,
home of Mrs. McGuire’s aunt, our mechanical development. We
Henry Gordon.
have
mastered
the
art
of
doing
Approximately 740 seniors re­
George Foster.
L. J. Sohler of the Sohler Fly­ Mrs.
ceived diplomas at the 62nd an­
SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, JUNE IL 1«, 1«:
Dinner
guests Sunday at the things with machinery, this is no
nual commencement exercises at ing Service of Portland was here Fred Overton home were Mr. and longer a problem. The problem
“MIDNIGHT," Claudette Colbert, Don Ameche, John
the University of Oregon last y«-sterday arranging a series of Mrs. Lester Gilcrist of Dunsmuir today is human relationship; that
Barrymore, Francis Lederer, Mary Astor, Elaine Barie,
flights
for
the
ship,
'
Kingbird.
’
’
of getting along together, he
Sunday. This Is the largest class
and
also
two
children.
Mrs.
Jessie
Hedda Hopper, Rex O’Malley.
In the history of the university. from the local airport south of Gilcrist of Hebron and Mrs. Guy stated.
few
town,
Sunday.
Mr.
Sohler,
well-
Among the degrees and certifi­
Jenkins and son Carl of Cottage
With the exception of a
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 15:
| periods, things about man have
cates to lx* awardi-d. thirty-six known to many local people, is
“YES, MY DARLING DAUGHTER,” Priscilla Lane,
students received certificates in making his third appearance in
Jeffrey Lynn, Roland Yoong, Fay Bain ter, May Rob­
Cottage
Grove
Sunday.
He
has
nursing and social work and thir­
son, Genevieve Tobin, Ian Hunter.
conditions, is the real test of our
ty-two commissions in the United done much flying over the narth- man ranch.
west,
has
organized
a
number
of
ability,
the
speaker
said.
States army were awarded ad­
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Phillip-
flying clubs and later in the sea­ son and baby of Oregon City
Presentation of the American
vanced R.O.T.C. students.
son is usually employed by the were guests Friday and Saturday Legion auxiliary and American
forest service in patroling fire
Legion awards were made by Miss
Six thousand persons attended areas and hauling supplies in to at the Cliff Lebow home.
Faye Lebow spent the week Eunice VanDenberg
- and Robert
.
,
Lebanon’s Strawberry F e s 11 v al forest areas.
end
with
Marie
Williams
at
Mt
J
'or
the
most
outstanding
test week end and were served a
In local flights, three trips are View and attended graduation ex- students. These awards, consist-
piece of the two-ton strawberry suggested: 1- Flights over local ercises in Cottage Grove
*ng of a medal and a
P- *ent
Mr and Mrs Ge^ Crosby and to Miss Jean Savage and Dean
»hort cake, Miss Evelyn Mick territory, which is more than just
presided as queen of the event.
a short hop. 2—Flights down the children spent Memorial day at JaSl<so’r. A scholarship to the Pa
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, •:
Umpqua river and over the Ore­ the Henry Page home at Fall cihc University was presented to
•‘PRISON WITHOUT BARS," Corrine Luchaire, Edna
*
Miss L ois Baldwin and a scholar-
Best, Barry Barnes. BARGAIN NIGHTS, admission
The U. S. Navy closed contracts gon coast and. 3—Flights over the CY k
Friday for twenty-four new war­ Black Butte mines.
Grace Lancaster and Geo. Scott ship to Linfield ^uege was pre"
10c.
ships to cost $350,000,000 and
of Woodland, Washington, were
¿o Mane Gilham.
SATURDAY, SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 11:
comprising the biggest peace time
dinner guests Memorial day at
Thp J9]9 class members of the i
"PRAIRIE JUSTICE,” Bob Baker, Dorothy Fay, Jack
the Melvin McGuire home.
national honor society UKluded:
order It has yet let for fighting
Rockwell, Forrest Taylor. Saturday Matinee, 2:30 p. m.
crafts. The order comprised two
Guests Memorial day at the
Baldwin Donsmae Blalock/
Gil-'
45,000-ton battleships, four cruis­
Harry Castle home were Mr. and Lorene_ Christensen.^ Marie
.
Admission 10c and 15c.
Virginia
ers. eight destroyers, seven sub­
Mrs. Fred Frost of Cottage Grove, ^m Frances
11
MONDAY, JNUE 12—CLOSED.
Jackson,
Betty
marines, one aircraft carrier and
Grace Lancaster and Geo. Scott hunter. Dean
. “
'
.
two seaplane tenders.
Rites for Mrs. J. A. Anderson, of Woodland. Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Jones Virginia King Jacie Mor-
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS, 14:
who died in a Eugene hospital Jim Lancaster of Drain. Mr. and ton. Anna Mane Petersen, Jean
"PIRATES OF THE SKIES,” Kent Taylor, Rochelle
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Wendell Small, Carol
Directors of the Glenwood early last Thursday morning, Mrs. Joe Lancaster and Irwin Savage, Loren Stiles, Dorothy
Hudson. Lucien Littlefield.
school have filed suit in the Lane were held from the Mills chapel Lancaster of Divide, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant
Dully
of
the
Grove,
Mrs.|
Tucker.
Saturday
afternoon
with
the
Rev.
county court against the boun-
dary board, asking the court to H. W. Davis, pastor of the First Josie Chapman and daughter
Redwood Used for Church
declare void a petition signed by Baptist church, officiating. Burial Elsie and baby of Creswell and
The First Baptist church at Santa
twelve citizens for consolidation was made in the Masonic-I.O.O.F. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McGuire of
Walden.
with the proposed Springfield cemetery.
Rosa, Calif., was built of a sequoia
Union High. The complaint states
Ray Anderson of Creswell and
Memorial day guests at
that yielded 78.000 feet of lumber.
v„vu,„ltu ___
that _ the
petition was • , • circulated
Mr. ___
and ____
Mrs. ___
Bop Drenner of Howard Taylor home were
The stump of the tree is a shrine
■ ___
•
> i X ■ 1 r * /'’»•«lob llr
by Thomas Sikes, a resident of Culp Creek wen* the only out-of- and Mrs. J. D. McCormick,
where the congregation holds an an-
and town relatives able to attend the and Mrs. J. T. Vaughn and
Springfield school district
of nual memorial service.
misunderstanding the law
affect- services. Survivors in addition to and Mre. W. h . Gantz, all
—i —
ing the consolidation was given as •*--
the husband
and । two daughters, Springfield. Faye Taylor accom­
grounds for the action.
Misses Dorothy and Mae Ander- panied the Gantz family home to
son, are: Two brothers, Ebner spend the rest of the week.
The Springfield »eho»l
Missouri’s 'Panhandle'
d'l^^^^r^hbih^ho^’wlth Chhfornia; two step-sons. Vernon
The peculiar jog or "panhandle”
dated Springfield high school
Anderson and Otto Anderson of
Pomona and a step-daughter, Mrs. at the southeast corner of the state
of Missouri, between the Mississip­
Tuesday by one di^
Cathcrine Wilson of Pomona.
ton, one of the four high schools1
pi and St. Francis rivers, is said
in the district.
to be the result of efforts of a prom-
The Chow Dog
MARTIN
MOTORS
Arcade Theatre
News Briefs
Sohler Flying Service
Offers Three Flights
At Local Airport 11th
Mosby Creek
Diane Theatre
Rites for Mrs. J. A.
Anderson Are Held
Saturday Afternoon
DON’T FORGET
SAWDUST
BURNERS
the
Nearly everyone thinks of
Portland Rose Festival opened
at Portland yesterday, for the chow as a red dog, but he may
also be blue, black, cream, as well
31st annual event.
Columbine Used for Perfume
One of the delicately fragrant In­
dian perfumes was made by crush­
ing the seeds of the columbine,
writes Ellsworth Jaeger in Nature
Magazine. The resulting paste was
spread on the clothing and retained
its odor for a long time. The wom­
en of the Omaha and Pawnee tribes
regarded It as a potent love charm.
Common meadow rue was found to
have a subtle fragrance when the
fruits were gathered and stored as
maturity approached. They were
then used as lavender is used today.
The foliage of balsam and spruce,
and the sweet grass, were popular.
Love-lorn maids would braid the
grass Into their hair
Electrical and
Plumbing Work
at prices you can afford.
20 years experience.
State Licensed
Ace Gregg
Lorane Route
With Nelson Electric
Phone 201
inent property owner who lived
south of the parallel of 36* 30' to
have his plantation included in the
new state.
as the various shades of red. A
good one should be heavily boned,
Cottage Grove Pet Parade, Sat-
short backed, with straight forelegs.
The head is broad and flat with a urday, June 17.__________________ _
short, blunt muzzle. The tongue is
black. The small ears are erect
and tip slightly forward, and are
set wide apart on top of the skull.
The general appearance of the head
is lion-headed, with a scowl. Eyes
are deep set. dark in color, and
almond shaped. The tail is set well
up on the back and is carried close­
ly to the back, following the spine.
and Sheet Metal
Work
C. E. ROBERTS
HAY TOOLS and
REPAIRS
Greyhound Long in Existence
From ancient Egyptian monu­
ments the greyhound is known to
have existed several thousand years |
before Christ.
SPRAY DUST
FOR PESTS
All Kinda of Feed for
Chickens and Turkeys
Beidler Feed
and Seed Store
Phone 57
Ice Cream Freezers
Graber
-
Gettys
Dependable Hardware
Pet Parade June 17th
The
Pet Parade
SATURDAY
JUNE 17th
Be sure to get your entry in by
noon Saturday, June 17th
You’ll want to see the parade, re­
gardless of whether you partici­
pate. Tell your friends about this
community event.
F irst
N ational B ank