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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1939)
TIH k.HhAÏ, Jl’LY 13, 193!) THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Health-O- G rams l’iiMic eiii'iny niimber one in the fellow who refuxc« to kwp well und become« dependent on othere. STRANGE SUPERSTITIONS By Edwin Finch Dr. H. A. Hagen Chiropractie Phyildan Cottage Grove Phone 30 London figl CHURCHES Mr. and Mrx. Joe Brookhart bad as guests the 4th, Mr. and -■ bJPANlSH SAILORS Mrx. Lloyd Ritchey. Miss Betty Presbyterian Church, E. F, Mc- —. Ritchey, D-wIx Ritchey, Mr. and Farland, Minister. BELIEVE IT TO BE Bible school Mrx. Phil Br<M>khart and son, all with claxxcx for all ages meets BAD LUCK. TO STEP of Drain, Mr. and Mrx. J. W. promptly at 9:45. Earl Ballew, ON OR OFF A BOAT WITH THE Thorn and children, Mr. nnd Mrx. Supt. Morning worship at 11, «ub- LEFT F oot FIRST AND IF A G. D. Ritter and children, Mr. and )ert of sermon. “The H.C.S. lx BAILORS WIFE PUTS A BRoo/^ Mrs. Otto Perini and children More Serious Than the ILC.L" BEHIND THE D oor WITH THE BRV5H and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ritter. Come hear about It. The C. E. UP IT MEANS’ BAD LUCK. FOR HER Mr amt Mrs. Glen Banton and society will meet at 7:00 In the HUSBAND AT 5EA ~ children «pent the 4th at Reeds- church parlor when they will dis port. cuss the C. E. topic for the eve Mr. and Mrs. Andy McPherson ning. Harry Sturges, leader. of .Springfield were recent guests ut the Joe Abeene home. First Christian Church. Edward 11 HE NATIVES or Mr. and Mrs. George Suther L. Kechley, Minister. 9:45 a. m., JAMAICA BELIEVE land «pent the 4th at the Lyman Bilde school. Teachers and classes T hat to obtain a • Adams home in Cottage Grove. _ ______ for all age«. 11 a. m., morning dc- GOOD CROP of Harry Garman had the mlxfor- votions. Hymn anthem. Sermon, PUMPKINS', T he seed tunc to run off a bridge near1 "Brotherly Love." 7 p. m., (lirix- 5 h ° uld be planted -—— Black Butte laxt week and dam- Uan Endeavor. 8 p. m., evening early in the morning before __ aged hix car quite badly. Mr. Gar- service. SjM'dal Special program by the man wax accompanied by his Junior girls and boys. 8 p. m., EATING or DRINKING AND THE ONE small son, but neither of them Wednesday, choir rehearsal. 8 p. planting the seed should then were injured. m., Thurxday, young people's SIT QUIETLY for an HOUR WITH A STOWE UPON HIS HEAD-IF ONE Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Edwards of Bible study. Wllamina wen- here Saturday. WALKS ABOUT too much AFTER Work at the day mine started Catholic Church, Father An P lanting . the vine will also run Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards thony Gerace. — Maas each Sun about without bearing FRurr* were guests at the W. T. Jones day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth home while here. Sunday when the hour is 8 a. m. Mrs. Edith Abeene of Port lami is a house guest at the Jor Abeene Assembly of God. Atwood Fos home. ter, Pastor. Sunday school, 9:45. Mrs. Curtis Annand and two Dale Cox has gone to Central Morning worship at 11. Sermon View to work for an uncle, Jesse by the pastor. Evening service, sons of Cottage Grove and Mrs. evangelistic in nature. Sermon by Annand's father. George Layng, Hooker. Mrs. Thena Miller, recently of the pastor. Tuesday evening, 7:45, and Buddy Dowens of McClaud, Mapleton, is visiting at the home prayer meeting. Thursday eve California, who is staying for the of her «laughter, Mrs. Claude ning, 7:45. young people in charge summer at the George Layng of fore part of service, followed home, were visitors one day last Abeene. week of Mrs. Amanda Sears, People from Sunnyside, Wash by short sermon by pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Boone Humphrey ington Eugene, Irving, lx>rane, Anlauf and Grants Pass attended Christian Science Society, 242 were Sunday visitors at the R. O. Second Street. Sunday school. Dwiggins home at Meadowview. church services here Sunday. Louise and Lanez Goodwin 9:45; forenoon service, 11. subject Mr. and Mrs. C. A. King were spent the fore jmrt of the week "Life." Evening service second accompanied to Eugene, recently, Wednesday of each month at 8 by Mr. and Mrs. George Frazier, visiting friends in Eugene. Edna Lee Andrews of Irving p. m. The Bible. Christian Sci who visited their son in the hos wax the guest of Clara Powell ence literature apd the writings pital. of Mary Baker Eddy may lx» bor Miss Maxine Powell is em this week. Adele Bostick of Dorrna is a rowed or purchased before or af ployed at Coburg, and Miss La- house guest at the Harold Abeene ter the Wednesday service. veta Powell is employed at Pen- home. Kra. First Baptist Church, Henry W . Mrs Lynch Currin drove to Sa Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ame and lem Friday and brought her Davis, Pits tor. Sunday school, 10, daughter Shirley attended the Mrs. W. C. Martin, Supt. Fore mother. Mrs. Elia Wills, home. Farmers' Creamery picnic Sunday Mrs. Willa had been visiting at noon service 11, sermon subject. at Swimmer's Delight. "When the Gospel Came to Eu the Albert Noth home. Mr. and Mrs. I. O. Zieroff vis- The Gerald Banton family and rope.” Evening service. 8, sermon Miss Winnie Marlow of Sunny subject. "How to Enlist in Jesus' ited Sunday at Monroe with Mr. side. Washington, visited relatives Cause." Young people's meetings. Zieroff's brother. lx?on Arne of Broadbent, was 7 p. m Prayer meeting, Thursday here this week. a house guest last week of a Phillys and Barbara Gravos of night at 7:30. brother. Claude Arne. Eugene visited the fore |>art of TAX PAYMENTS GOOD The Mount View Neighborhood the week at the LcRoy Goodwin club will hold their annual picnic home. Tnx , - payments have been com- Sunday. July 16. in Layng's grove. Recent guests at the *. W • Henry Russum, accompanied by Hobwood home were the A. C. ,nR along at a steady rate as Barnes family of Prineville. Vlr- ”bown by the tax turn-over at his brother, Sam Russum, of gil Hensley of Chico, California. ’he °«*« of County Treasurer Thornton Comers, visited last and Donald Dow of Sweet Home. Grace Schiska Amounts received week with a sister in San Fran The Abeene clan held their an- on the principal plus interest due cisco, and from there went on to as follows: 1939, $2,277.73; $2.277.73; Luray, Kansas, to visit their nual reunion nt the Cedar creek 1937. $6,237.75 mother. They expect to be gone picnic grounds Sunday. Those |938. $7.187.28 1935. $6,725.23 three weeks. $2,255.64 present were: Mrx Abeene of 1932, $1,495.45 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Roby $753.42; 1927-30. $579.70 and daughter Marie, and Mrs. Abeene and daughter of Milwau- ¿„J*- Henry Russum and sons visited kie, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Flesher 1914-1926, $12.38. at several coast points last week, of Sdo, Mr. and Mrs. Gurnee Salesmen apparently are sold returning by way of Newport. neater and family of Salem. Mr. Miss Sarah Riley, of Bakers and Mrs. Loren McPherson and on traffic safety, Earl Snell, sec- son of Vaughn. Mr. and Mrs. retary of state, said today. Dur field, California, was an overnight Robert L. Adkison. Loyal R. Ad- ing May this year, salesmen were guest Friday, of Mrs. Amanda kison ami sons. T. E. Abeene, Mr. involved in 19 percent less acci Sears. and Mrs. Amo Peterson of Eu- __ dents than during the same gene; Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Me- month a year ago Mimeograph stencils. Sentinel. Phearson, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. R Roberts and family. Mr. and Mra. f J. A. Senvey and family. Spring- I field; Mr. and Mrs. Jed Wheeler I and family. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil r Wheeler and family of Trent; Mr. i and Mrs. Glenn Abeene nnd Mrs. I Minnie Abeene of Oakland; Mr. I and Mrs. A. V. Abeene. Mr. and I Admission 10c and Me Mrs. Royal Abeene and son of I Sutherlin; Mr. and Mrs. Joe I FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JULY 14*10: Abeene and family, Mr. and Mrs. J “STREETS OF NEW YORK,“ Jsckle Cooper, Martin Ivnn Abeene and family, Mr. and I Spellman, Dick Purcell, Marjorie Reynolds, George Mrs. Claude Abeene and family, I Irving. Mr. and Mrs. Claris Abeene and I family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold I SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, JULY 16-17-18: Abeene and family. Mr. and Mrs. | “ROSE OF WASHINGTON SQUARE,“ Tyrone Power, Julian Small and family, Mr. and I Allee Faye, Al Jolson, William Frawley, Joyce Comp Mrs. Henry Hess and son of Cbt- I ton, Hobart Cavanaugh. tage Grove. Visitors Included: E. I L. Washbum and Mrs. Emma I WEDNESDAY, JULY 10: Fox and family of Eugene and • “SECRET SERVICE OF THE AIR,” Ronald Reagan, Miss Adele Bostick of Dorena John Litel, Ila Rhodes, James Stephenson, Eddie Foy, who was a visitor at the Harold i Jr. Abeene home. I Mount View Arcade Theatre l China is one of the foremost eoal countries in the world with reserves estimated st 243.889.000.000 tons. roughly 2,500 miles. He said the The birds are owned by Charles birds probably would arrive in W. Beckman and Albert P. Greb Pittsburgh in four days, since of the Mount Oliver pigeon asso- they can average 600 miles a day. ciation, Pittsburgh. Women Factor in Oregon History — UNIVERSITY OF OREGON— The first six white women to cross the Rockies into Oregon did much toward making the north west. the “cradle of American western civilization," Dr. Clifford Merrill Drury, biographer and historian, told University of Ore gon summer session students In an address recently. i In 1938 these women joined to gether to form the first women's club west of the divide, the Co lumbia Maternal association, which wax "devoted to the found ing of Christian homes in the West" in the hope that they might train their children and husbands “in the way that they should go,” said Dr. Drury, who has unearthed much new materi al in his research for biographies of Marcus Whitman and Henery Spaulding. The first white women in Ore gon were the wives of these two famed pioneers, who, with their coming in 1836 laid not only the groundwork for Christianity in the Northwest, but helped cast the die for progressive communi ties of which they dreamed but were never to see. "The work that has been done thus far in investi gating the lives of these lesser- known pioneers has hardly begun. We are still too young a people, jierhaps, but realization of the import of their problems will come in time,” the speaker de clared. He urged conservation of the old letters and relics that the northwest has to offer, and point ed to their study as a possible solution to more fully under standing the future. RACING PIGEONS Ten racing pigeons winged east ward Monday toward Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania from Portland while their owners waited anxi ously the outcome of a wager. The fleet birds were released at Portland Sunday, less than 24 hours after they left Pittsburgh by airplane. They were last sight ed heading east-northeast, ap parently retracing the route of the plane. Ralph Warren, president of the Oregon pigeon club, said he be lieved it was the longest race at tempted by pigeon fanciers— Announcement On July 1st, we sold to Bernard Thaxton and Stella Depew all equipment and fixtures formerly owned by Nelson Motor Service and recentlv owned by the H. & H. Garage, the building known as the Bungalow garage and Service Station, located on 5th street, block off Main. We have leased the building to them, which they now op erate as Thaxton Motor Service. We wish them success. HOMER C. and N. J. NELSON Invitation We extend a cordial invitation to the motoring public to visit us. We are experienced in the service station and auto repair business and would apprecitae serving your automotive needs. We are here to render the highest class of service possible and when in need of general auto re pairing, body or fender work or general service for your car, we invite you to call and give us a trial. Thaxton Motor Service By BERNARD THAXTON, Manager Diane Theatre Admission 10c and 25c; Bargain Nights Admission Ite FILMS Developed 25 Free Enlargement Each Roll 24-honr Service The Picture Shop THURSDAY, FRIDAY, JULY 13-14: “BACK DOOR TO HEAVEN,” Wallace Ford, AUne MacMahon, Stuart Erwin. BARGAIN NIGHTS. Ad mission 10c, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, JULY 15-16: “NORTH OF THE YUKON,” Charles Starrett, Linda Winters, Sons of The Pioneers. Saturday Matinee 2:80 P. M. Admission 10c. and 15c. MONDAY, JULY 17—CLOSED. TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, JULY 18-19: “MYSTERY PLANE,” John Trent, Marjorie Reynolds, Milbourn Stone. LOCAL NEWS REEL. Products Standard Oil Company of California products will be featured exclusively, including Standard gasoline un surpassed, R.P.M. and Standard Penn motor oils. 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