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THE SHNTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON CATHOLIC ALTAR SOCIETY THURSDAY, SEITEMBER 11. 193!» Davls entertainer* with the gold Mountain Legend en chimes will furnish an hour of Sklrrid Fuwr, the Holy Mountion The Catholic Altar society met enjoyable music. Hear this trio of Wulf«, tuia been acquired by the Monday afternoon at the home of of artistic harmonlzers. Admis National Trust, according to Johti I. Mrs Fred Blickle with Mrs. Mike sion free and a freewill silver of Miss Rodney Hood, Reporter Presbyterian Church. Edward fering will lx* taken. The com Dowrlck, manager of the American Telephone 159 Quaglia assisting as hostess, A Express travel service, who reports Bible plete program is given below. 1:30 dessert was served, wxe was F. McFarland. Minister. that legend connects It with the Cru- schrxil with classes for all ages the first meeting of the season Program. Sept. 17. nt 7:30. TEA EOR TEAC HERS and a regular business meeting meets promptly at ten o'clock, Chimes: "Flee As a Bird;” cittxion. According to <i local be- Earl Bellow, Supt. Morning wor was held to get organized for the "Holy. Holy. Holy; " "Out of My lief, the mountain derive» it» riven The D. D. club will meet this coming Mrs. H. B. Ferrin, Mrs. F. L. year. ship at 11 o'clock, with special summit from an earthquake which Grannis and Mrs. William Thum afternoon at 2:00 o'clock with Mrs. Glen Flatters prosided and music by the choir. Sermon sub- Bondage. th» Crucifixion brought about Over Mandolin Band: Serenade by Mrs. Vern Stewart. were hostesses at the annual tea net “Parental Indifference to Schubert ; Medley plans were made to hold a rum sacred UKI acres 1» included in the tract, for the grade school and high the Spiritual Life ot the Child." hymns. mage sale in September at the which wui given to the Trust The Social Twelve club will school teachers and their hus hall with Mrs. W. O. Senior C. E. society, 6:30 in the Chimes: His Eye Is on the bands and wives and also for the meet with Mrs. Marguarite John- Townsend Wilson and Mrs. C. J. Kem in church parlor and topic of dis Sparrow;' "( )pen My Eyes;" school board members and wives son and go to the Palace cafe for charge. I.lined Watchdog Dead A winter program of gal cussion is "What Jesus Said "Where Is My Wand'rlng Boy a 1:30 dessert, then go to her Saturday afternoon. The tea was ■ i cb > v dog that u nited half c; About Right Living." Leader, loping teas. etc., was mapped out Tonight." held in the home economics de home for a social afternoon. Billy Workman. Intermediate C. . - for the return if her mil- for the society to raise funds for Musical Reading: “The Beauti partment of the high school with E. meets at the same hour in the ful Bay." Mrs. Davis. i . e.i I at It xAland. Maine the church. Committee reports about fifty attending. Mrs. C. A. were given. A report was given lower auditorium, with Mrs. Mc Chimes: "There lx a Fountain;" Beidler and Mrs. Vinal T. Randall The Rebekah lodge will meet at by Mrs. Glen Flatters, president, Farland in charge. Evening wor "1 Surrender All;” "My Jesus 1 "ill. until 1935 Chico refused poured. A musiqal program was 7:30 on the redecoration of the church ship at 7:30, which opens with a Love Thee;" "Rustic in the I.O.O.F. hall. " .n y hoisc, up -tiding moat Bells;" given consisting of several vocal which took place recently. The song service followed by a talk on "Bringing in the Sheaves;" "Oh, i " <>n the »i h'wnlks or at numbers by Miss Myrtle Kem and next meeting will be held Octo- the Gospel of John concerning Glorious Fountain;” "Love Lifted mp't’l For tie lust three piano selections by Miss Frances "The Deity of Christ Revealed by Me." ber 2nd al the home <• I '<1 b •<■»* n guest nt the Hughes and Miss Patricia Bald Theta Rho girls will meet in O. Wilson with Mrs. of Mrs. W His Deeds and Wonts," Tenor Solo: Selected. Herschel >'l ‘ho was 17 years of age. win. Proceeding the tea a busi I.O.O.F. hall at 7:30 for regular assisting as hostess. Davis. ness session was conducted for the meeting. Methodist Church, Ellsworth Chimes: ‘Church in the Wild teachers by Superintendent H. B. Tilton, Pastor. — Sunday school, wood;" RAINBOW GIRLS Jesus Paid It All Ferrin and separate business American Legion auxiliary will 9:45, James Tedford, Supt. This ‘Story That Never Grows Old meetings were held by the prin meet at the home of Mrs. Joe The Order of Rainbow Girls day is Promotion Day in the Sun Rustic Bells: ' Face to Face;" cipal of the high school, F. L. Smith at 8:00 p. m. held election of officers Monday day school. Forenoon service, 11, He Included Me " "Brighten the Grannis. Mrs. William Thum. sermon subject, "Christian Con Corner. night at their first meeting fol West Side school. and Horace lowing the summer vacation. An science." Evening service. 7:30, Chimes "Glory to His Nana Robbins Jr.. Central school. na Marie Petersen acted as wor The evening service will tie The Friendly club wiU meet thy adviser in the absence of Pat changed from 8:00 to 7:30. Ep "Must I Go and Empty Hand ed;" "Hold the Fort.” W.C.T.V. ELECTS OFFICERS with Mrs. Fred Bressler for a ty Short who left to attend col- worth League. 6:30; Junior Lea Vocal Duet: "Sweet Oregon," 1:30 dessert. lege in Missouri. Mrs. Eileen gue, 6:30. Prayer meeting. Thurs Mr. Davis, Mrs. Davis. Currin, mother adviser, was in day. 7:30. Junior choir meets The W.C.T.U. met Friday at Musical Water Glasses: Sclcct- FIRST AND ONLY PORTARLI The O. L. H. club will meet charge. The following officers Tuesday after school at the the home of Miss Stella Adams with ed. Mrs. George Jacobsen for a were elected: Anna Marie Peter church. All grade school children and elected officers for the en- Chimes: ' The Holy City.” sen. worthy adviser; Betty Mc of the church are eligible as well suing year, Mrs. Pearl Safley. 1:30 dessert. Offertory "Herschel Davis at president of the local unit led fhe The Tuesday Bridge club will Coy, associate worthy adviser; as any children who do not at- the piano. Margaret Monson, charity; Ger tend another church. devotionals. Members present Finale: " Patriotic Melodies,*' with Mrs. Harry Metcalf aldine Kem, hope; Pauletta Pow heard reports of the Lane county meet the Davis Trio. ...many othar exclusiva ell. faith. An invitation was ac First Christian Church. E. L. convention held in Eugene, Sep for a 1:00 o’clock luncheon. Benediction. 9:45 a. m., cepted for the group to be spe Kochley, Minister. Royal MAGIC feature». tember 5th. by Mmes. C. M. Land. The Neighbors of Woodcraft cial guests at the next regular Bible school. Classes and teachers Stella Adams and Ellsworth Til will Catholic Church, Father An a social meeting at the meeting of the Eastern Star. In for all ages. 11:00 a. m. morning ton. Officers chosen for the year homes hold thony Gerace. — Masa each Sun of Mrs. Minnie Willits and were: Miss Stella Adams, presi Mrs. Myrtle McFarland. A 7:30 stallation of officers will be held worship. Music. Sermon, "Ail at day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth at the next meeting of t he Rain It and Always at It.” 7:00 p. m. Sunday when the hour Is 8 a. m. , dent; Mrs. Cora Compton, vice dessert will be served. bow Girls. Christian Endeavor. Four groups president; Mrs. C. N. Land, treas meeting for study and discussion. urer; Mrs. Anna Palmer, secre SHOWER FOR MRS. (ONE 8:00 p. m. evening service. In- FAMILY REUNION PICNIC Htalue Hu* Wardrobe tary. Delegates elected for the spirational song service. Evange- Probably the m I fnrnoun statu« state convention to be held in Mrs. Dick Sturges, Mrs. A. W. listic sermon. 8:00 p. m. Thursday in b'uwl». Udgium. la the Munne The Wells Hawley families held Salem. October 17 to the 20th ken Pia He ia a little nuked buy are Mrs. Ellsworth Tilton with a family reunion and picnic at An- Wooley, Mrs. Baird Reed. Mrsj young people's Bible study. who ia anything but self-conactoua. Mrs. E. F. McFarland as alter- lauf camp ground last Sunday. Wayne Monroe and Mrs. Alvis Silk Creek Chapel Sunday and he has a large wardrobe ot co»- nate. Following the business and The occasion was also the thirty Wicks were hostesses Thursday at social meeting, watermelon was sixth wedding anniversary of Mr. a shower for Mrs. Leslie Cone, a school at 10 o’clock, Mrs. Marion tumes and uniform» humoroualy and Mrs. Roy Wells of Elkton. recent bride. The shower was Woolcott, Supt. Preaching at 11 contributed by various aocietiea served by the hostess. Those present were George Wells, held at the home of Mrs. Sturges o'clock. Subject, "Come." ••nd even hv foreign government« Mary T. Wells, Mr. and Mrs. Roy and about thirty friends of Mrs. RESEARCH CLUB Wells. Miss Claire Wells. Mrs. Cone were present for the occas Christian Science Society. 242 Dexter Haines of Elkton. Mr. and ion. The gifts were presented in a Second street. — Sunday school. The Research club held their Mrs. Melvin Palmer and two unique fashion by two small boys. 9:45; forenoon service. 11. subject first meeting of the fall in the li children of Wilbur. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wooley and Kenneth "Matter;” Evening service second PRESENTS brary Tuesday evening with a James Toner of Yoncalla. Mrs. Wicks, who were dressed like Wednesday of each month at 8 perfect attendance. A business Howard Swearingen and four negroes. They carried the gifts to p. m. The Bible. Christian Science meeting was held and Mrs. Alvis children of Drain. Mr. and Mrs. the bride in a clothes basket and literature and the writings of Wicks reviewed the book, “Red Victor Hopper and son of Lorane. handed her a note to read. After Mary Baker Eddy may be bor- Eagles of the North,” which is a Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mack, Elsie presenting the gifts they sang a rowed or purchased before or af- story of the Nez Pere Indians. Mae, Lloyd Mack of Elkton, Mr. clever negro song and left. The ter the Wednesday service. The book is new and recently ac and Mrs. William Hawley, Mrs. bride, who before her marriage quired by the local library. Mrs. Flora Hawley. Mr. and Mrs. was Miss Marion Richards, re First Baptist Church, Henry W. L. W. Coiner gave a talk on the Henry Hawley and infant daugh- ceived many lovely and useful Davis, Pastor. Bible school. w Tongue Point naval air base. THE SMART SHOP AM) J. ('. PENNEY COMPANY ter. Boyd Hawley of Hadleyville, gifts. Delicious refreshments were a. m. Mrs. W. C. Martin, Supt. Bird Norman Hawley. Melba, served by the hostesses at the tea I*ublic worship, 11. Sermon theme COTTAGE GROVE ARMORY. WEI).. SEPT. 27. M I’ M "The Fullness of the Stature of The Georgiannas will have Idaho; B. M. Hawley. Nampa. hour. Christ. ’ ’ Young people ’ s meeting, their first fall meeting at the Idaho; Mrs. Frances Shields, Eu Admission 25c am| 10c 6:30 p. m. At 7:30 the P. Waldo METHODIST MISSIONARY home of Mrs. Jack Caton, Friday. gene: Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Zum A 1:30 dessert will be served by walt, Portland; Mr. and Mrs. H. The Methodist missionary met EASTERN STAR the hostess. Mystery sisters for G. Rumbaugh. Albany; Mrs. Clara with Mrs. Ellsworth Tilton Wed Dodele, Albany; Mrs. Nellie Hil- nesday afternoon. Mrs. C. E. Um- the past year will be revealed. denbrand. Springfield; Mr. and phrey was in charge of the pro The order of Eastern Star held Mrs. Stevens and son and Miss which is the study of the their regular meeting Friday Members of the Searchers class Nesbit of Springfield; Mr. and gram book, "Women and the Way.” night in Masonic Temple. The of the Methodist Sunday school Mrs. R. V. Hawley. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Swan led the devotional. meeting was held by candle light. met this week for a business and Lloyd A. Swanson and two Chil Plans were made for a "Mystery” About twenty members were social meeting. The young men of dren, Mrs. Lena Sams and son mother and daughter banquet to present at this, the first fall the class put in the winter supply and Mrs. Elsie Wells, all of Cot- be held in the dining room of the meeting. An invitation was ex of wood in the church and the tage Grove. church the first Wednesday in tended to the Rainbow Girls to young women served refresh be guests at the next regular October at 6:30 p. m. Election of ments later in the evening. , CONSTELLATION CLUB officers was held with all old of- meeting to be held September 22. Dear Ol<] Golden School Waves — Reading n’ Kiting n’ ficers being reelected. Mrs. S. L. LADIES DAY TO BE The first meeting of the fall Mackin was reelected president, Rithmetic I aught to the Tune of the Hickory Stick CELEBRATED season of the Constellation club Mrs. N. E. Compton, vice presi When You Wrote on My Slate — I Love Your Waves was held in Masonic Temple dent; Mrs. Ransom Cone, secre- from .... Thursday. Charter members pres tary; Mrs. Adkins, supply secre Saturday. September 16th is ent who were specially honored tary, and Mrs. C. E. Umphrey, National Democratic ladies day were Mrs. Alice Wynne, Mrs. treasurer. Plans were made for and the occasion will be celébral Nancy Oglesby and Mrs. J. P. the coming year. Twenty mem ed here with a tea at the home Graham. They were presented bers and one guest, Mrs. George of Mrs. C. F. Hoskins from 3:00 GLADYS HECK, Prop. beautiful corsages by Mrs. Fred Hall of Pasadena, California, were to 5:00 p. m. Mrs. Merle Stuart of Eugene will address the ladies, Hunter, secretary. Mrs. Wynne present. “Yours for Better Beauty Service cordial invitation Ls extended told of the founding of the club 634 Main Street, Upstairs ' to the democratic ladies of the Phone 75 in 1914. Plans were discussed for PRESBYTERIAN AID community to attend. the fall work and delicious re- B. R. Job and Mrs. Wes freshments were served by Mrs. ton Mrs. Scott were hostesses Wednes ROYAL NEIGHBORS Twila Stewart, Mrs. Candis Fos- day afternoon to the Presbyter ter and Mrs. Gladys Hall. ian ladies aid in the church par The first regular meeting of lors. Mrs. E. F. McFarland led the Royal Neighbors for the fall JOKER CLUB the devotional. Plans were made season was held in the Eagles for the annual experience social hall Tuesday. the business Mrs. George Jacobsen was host- which will be held in October meeting plans At were made for a ess to the Joker club Monday eve with Mrs. Georg Bjorset and Mrs. ning at their first meeting of the A. W. Helliwell as captains, Re- social for the Royal Neighbors fall season with a 7:30 dessert freshments were served at the club to be held in October at the home of Mrs. F. L. Gireau with followed by bridge. Mrs. W. B. close of the meeting. Mrs. George Kebelbeck assisting Johnston, Miss Eunice VanDen- as hostess. Twelve members were berg and Mrs. J. P. Graham were LADIES COUNCIL guests of the club for the eve The ladies council ot the Chris- present. Refreshments were serv ning. At bridge. Miss Lula Currin tian church held their monthly ed by the hostesses. Mrs. Gireau held high score for the club and social and business meeting Wed- and Mrs. Edna Burlson at the Mrs. Nelson Durham held low. nesday afternoon at the church. Mrs. J. P. Graham held high score About 25 were present. Mrs. Sun for the guests. The club will meet derland’s group gave the program ALICE BREEDLOVE again in two weeks with Mrs. which was a tableau scene. Plans TONIC LYSOL LISTERINE Carl King. were made to hold a bazaar on 100 Ironlzed Yeast Small ............. 23c 75c »ixe ...... 59« the 9th of December. Delicious 79c Medium 43c refreshments were served by Mrs. 50c 49c Upjohn Cod Liver I-arge ................ 83c J. M. Eastham’s group following 25c size ......... 28c Oil Caps........ 98c the program. aaCHURCHES Thursday Monday / tsheke / The NEW ROYAL Brown’s Drug Store Dy SCHOOL DAYS School Waves Smart! New! Curlette Beauty Shop Fall coats, jackets, sweaters and dress skirts. Beautiful new dresses, any style color or price you want. KELLY’S handbags, gloves, hose. Newest shades. DRUGS Smart Shop HELEN RICE HAGEN WELCOME, TEACHERS! Wc Are Glad You Are Back We extend a hearty welcome to the teachers that are returning to Cottage Grove and to the new teachers here for the first time this year. New Photograph Albums teacher of Piano- Harmony FROM FUNDAMENTAL TRAINING TO ADVANCED MUSICIANSHIP We want you to drop in to see us. , . we are always glad to see you. High School Crédita Given To the new teachers—Visit our beauty shop and you will see why we were so popular with the teachers last year. Special Course for Students Desiring Popular Music Beauty Clinic 12 South 6th Phone 204 Knickerbocker's 5c to $1.00 Upjohn’s Yeast Tablets ... 49c Residence Studio 426 South 2nd St. Ph. 145-R JUST ARRIVED New Stock of Eaton’» Highland Linen Popular Prices Colgate Tooth Powder 2 pk. for .......... 36c 75c Jeris Hair Tonic 2 bottles for 7flc Pensular HAIR TONIC 8-oz. bottle ..... 49c 8-oz. 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