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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1939)
THIRSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1939 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON special display smart -NEW KALL WOOLENS for men Under Superviaion of BEN GROVE Personal Representative of WHERRIE Tailoring Co. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 25th W. T. Mason of Huntman, Colo rado, visito<| recently with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Adams. Dale Hawkins is spending the week in eastern Oregon hunting John Maulding a n d Green Pitcher are in the John Day ____ in eastern Oregon on a country hunting trip. A number of local students will leave this week end to partici pate in Freshman Week at Ore gon State college; Jean Savage and Jack* Morton have reserva tions at Snell Hall; Dean Jack- son, Alvin Dugan, Loren Stiles, Marvel Geer and Charles Wo«xl will keep a^ bachelor , apartment. Carlton Woodard left last week for Menlo Park, where he will at- tend Standford Prep school for boys. Mrs. Knaffle Haines underwent a major operation at a Eugene hospital yesterday and at the last report was resting well. EflCHURCHES in the interest of peace. Leaguers will forgo one meal and turn in the price of this meal as a sacri fice offering for the cause of peace. Members of the church are invited to join with them. Prayer meeting. Thursday, 7:30. Fireside Study club will meet after eve ning church at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Monroe. Cottage Grove Lutheran church (Missouri Synod), S.D.A. church building, west Main street. The service of Sunday begins at 11 a. m The Sunday school meets at m. .Junior Confirmation class, Saturday afternoon at the No feeling of satisfaction quite J. Bauder home, B.B. route. W. A. equals that of having done a dif Sylwester, Roseburg, pastor. ficult job extremely well. Assembly of God, Atwrxxl Fos ter. Pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning service at 11. Evening service at 7:45. Evange listic in nature. Tuesday evening at 7:45, prayer meeting. Thurs day evening, 7:45, studies in soul- winning by the pastor, preceded by opening exercises led by the FOR young people. First Christian Church, E. L. Kechley, Minister 9:45 a. m., Bible school attendance campaign starts. 11:00 a. m., morning wor ship. Music. Sermon, "I Am the Way.’’ 6:30 p. m., Christian En- deavor. 7:30 p. m.. evening ser vice. Song and praise service. Evangelistic sermon. 7:30 p. m., Thursday, young people’s Bible study. mm ■ emu»««m»- «na»- xa». mm »,xmw.mww xa» 4 ! CITY BRIEFS ! I —— e milk. The more they drink the better their health—and store of winter resistence. caught in Umpqua river be tween Elkton and ber 20th. . . Fish must be Firestone Tires Texaco Products Hall & Johnston Real Estate, Loans A Sure Insurance 405 Main St. Phone 58 COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON 10c Pound Macaroni Less Than Cost 5 Pounds.......... 25 caught with book and line and must be weighed in at Candy this station. Any fish with Com Chocolates net marks will be disquali- fied. 10c Pound.. P.A. Velvet Fishermen Can..................... IOC We have test tub for motors, which you may use free. Also we have correct mix- tures of oil and gas for out board motors and under- water greases. Deviled Meat 3 %cans.......... IOC Yours for a big fishing season Soap Grains I. G A. Cap Cruson’s Service Stat’n Giant pkg.. 43c Pancake Flour 5th and Main Pickett 10 lb. sack. .. 35c Sweet Spuds New Crop Designed for Use with RCA Victor pounds 25c Peas TELEVISION ATTACHMENT Only $69= W X 6-Tube Sentation . . . Im proved Push-Button Tuning for 8 «tation»! Curtains All Close Out Pair 15c Buy Now Notice the Following Bargains Trembley’s Texaco Service Station Your Container Reeds- port, October 1st to Novem Model K-60 MOODY’S DAIRY Attention Hunters Peanut Butter Heaviest Fish Always Ask for “More” Phone 21P4 for plumbing, phone Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz »17 Stewart J.12-tfe ■ and Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Schroeder are seeing the sights at the San Francisco exposition this week. Mr. and Mrs. Swartz expect to visit interesting points in the hay district before returning home. NO. V 5-room house. 2 bedrooms. lot 50x100 ft. Bath, toilet, garage, woodshed. Paved street. Shade trees, good neighbor Red Rone Rutter and Ice Cream. hood. This place is a well-appointed HOME and will stand Ask for them. C. O. Crmmery. tf close inspection. Price $1100.00, Down payment $200.00, Bal ance $15.00 per month. Int. 5%. NO. 2 5-room House, large corner lot, 75x150 ft., well located, good garden ground, shade and fruit trees, city water, lights garage. w<x>d house, bath, toilet, buildings in good condition. OWNER anxious to sell. Kitchen range goes with deal. Make an effort to l<x>k this place over carefully. Price $1100.00, down payment $450. Balance easy terms to suit purchaser moderate interest. NO. 3 1-Acre tract, 6-room house, 3 bedrooms, woodhouse, shade trees, some fruit, chicken house, city water and lights, Let us prepare your car for bath and toilet, fine garden land, buildings all in good repair, the trip by adding Prestone also well on place. Some furniture goes with deal. Price $1300.00, down payment $400.00, balance $10.00 tx'r month and installing a radio and interest 5%. other needed accessories. — We also have some fine building lots on our listing for sale and priced RIGHT. We have a full line. FRIDAY and SATURDAY $2= Prize Word has been received of the Your opjxirt unity to Inspect a complete death of Mrs. Louise Faber at Albequerque, New Mexico, on display of New and Colorful Fall Woolens. September 11th. Mrs. Faber was Only Quality fabric» go Into thia famous a sister of Mrs. O. H. Willard of Catholic Church, Father An- clothing. this city. She had been paralized for 16 years and died at the age thony Gerace. — Maae each Sun- day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth of Hl. We Give and Redeem 8 AH. Green Stamps Sunday when the hour Is 8 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cone and Presbyterian Church, Edward family motored to Corvallis, Sa- F. McFarland, Minister. Bible lem and Albany over the week school, at which hour there end, taking their son Edwin to will be 9:45, held the annual Rally Day Salem where he will enter Wil exercises. Earl Ballew, Supt. lamette University, and returning Miss Sara Jane Moore to her Morning worship. 11. Special mus Cottage Grove, Oregon. home in Corvallis. They visited ic by the choir. Subject of ser with the Omer Moore and Itwight mon, ‘‘Paul's Account of Life." Moreen families in Corvallis, Senior C. E. at 6:3(1 in the church Dr. J. E. Arnold of K hima th These two families are former parlor with Faye Nixon as lead Falls is taking Dr. C. H. Kime’s residents of Cottage Grove. er. Subject. "What Christ Taught place this week while Dr. Kime About Prayer.” Intermediate C. is deer hunting. E. society meets at the same Miss Frances Mackin returned hour in the lower church adui- to her work in Berkeley, Califor torium with Mrs. McFarland in Mrs. Ida Miller has been ill for Hall and Johnston, Real Estate, several days due to a fall which nia. Sho, with her parents, Mr. charge. Junior C. E. meets on Uinu», Hu re Insurance. I'honn M. injured her head and Mrs. S. L. Mackin, were din Monday afternoon at the church ner guests of Mr. and .Mrs. C. E. at four o’clock. Evening worship Lilly Ann Aux. daughter of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. W. W Scott and Umphrey on the eve of her de- at 7:30 with a song service and and Mn». Carl Aus. broke a leg small son left Tuesday for a busi parture. brief review of religious news of while riding a bicycle Sunday. ness trip and to visit their par the day, followed by a Bible talk While details of the accident were ents at San Diego. California. Johnny Gallo, ( >scar Newton on “John the Baptist’s Testimony not learned, it was understood and Ivan Patten are among those to the Deity of Jesus Christ.” her foot Ix'came tangled in some Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Carrolf of hunting deer in eastern Oregon roots. throwing her from the Bend were recent visitors at the this week. Christian Science Society, 242 wheel. home of the Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Second Street. — Sunday school, Mr. and Mrs. Waldon Hileman. 9:45; forenoon service. 11, subject Bruce Brisbane, son of Mr. and McFarland. Mr and Mrs. William Harpole "Reality.” Evening service second Mrs. L. E. Brisbane. was pain- The Rev. and Mrs. E. F. Mc and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heck are Wednesday of each month at 8 fully injured Sunday when bitten Farland left Wednesday to attend deer hunting in eastern Oregon p. m. The Bible, Christian Science by a dog. the fail meeting of Willamette this week. literature and the writings of ITesbytery at Albany. While Mary Baker Eddy may be bor- Mrs. Verne Gamutte of Disston there they will lx* guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Damewood rowed or purchased before or af hap|x*n<*d to the misfortune of and Mrs. Mrs. R. E. McCormick. of Grants Pass. Oregon, former ter the Wednesday service. breaking an ankle last week When Mr McCormick is superintendent residents of Silk Creek district, she slipped and fell while at of city schools there. arc visiting this week with their Methodist Church. Ellsworth M. work. daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tilton. Pastor.- Sunday school at Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rose*, ac Lynch at Lorane. 9:45, James Tedford, Supt. fore Mr. and Mrs. Osear Smith and companied hy their daughters. noon service. 11. Evening service L W. Coiner an« among the local Mrs. Don Kelly and Mrs. J. M. The Rev. E M. Tilton went to 7:30. Junior League 6:30. Epworth people hunting deer in eastern McClarnun and the latter's son. Roseburg in the interest of the League, 6:30. Special worship Oregon this week. left Wednesday for Saskatche Epworth League Monday. service in the church auditorium Canada, for an extended vis W B. Johnston Jr. and family wan. with Mr. Rose's relatives. The A dream house that you can moved to their new home in Eu it Roses former residents of afford. Lovely five-room home gene Sunday after a two weeks Canada are have not returned to just being completed this week; visit here with his parents, Mr. their old and home in 16 years. unusual design, beautifully fin and Mrs. W. B. Johnston, and other relatives. Prior to their vis H. H. Weeldreyer and son Glen ished, $2,150.00. Rodman's. it here they had spent two months and sister. Mrs. Ida H. Turbeen in southern California. had as guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Hiezman of Emery, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoyt retum- Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Alx* cd last week from Reno, Nevada, South of Bridgewater. South where they wen* married recent Aamolet Dakota, Wixxlrow ly. Mrs. Hoyt was formerly Mrs. of Sioux Falls, South Burgermeister Dakota. Mr. Inez Meeks. They will make their and Mrs. Lambert Jacobs of Hal- horn in Cottage Grove. sey and Gene Hanson. Word has beim received of the The Grea and Mrs. William Reeves marriage of Eldon Grable, ■on "f of Mr. Are Biack Bear, California, are vis- Mr and Mrs. C. E. Grable of this iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. city, who is stationed with the George Mr. Reeves 11th cavalry at Monterey, to Miss formerly McQueen. There'» no need for you to deny yourself operated the Helena Laura Motes of Salinas, Califor mine the finest in radio any longer. These radios in the Bohemia district. will piav a vital role in television when it nia. The wedding took place July reaches this vicinity. Used with RCA Vic 15th at Monterey. Mrs. D. Lowell Jones of Mor tor Television Attachment these sets Youngsters who want to will reproduce television sound while gan Hill. California, was recently grow strong should always Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Drenner at an attachment gives you television pictures. overnight guest at the home tended the Pendleton roundup of Mrs. Fay Allison. have a second portion of last week. Elbert Smith of Salem was a Mrs. Fay Allison and Mrs. J. P. business visitor in Cottage Grove Graham made a business and last Thursday. । N trip to Corvallis Mon day. Charlcs Roner and son Bill, Wicks and Warren Edwards Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Cole left Alvis left Tuesday morning for the Wednesday for Huntington Beach, Paisley and Summer lake district California, where they will make on a deer hunting trip. theii henne. Savings Model K-80 Only Canned fruits and vege tables. We have not advanc ed our prices but will soon. Special prices on dozen or case lots. $7Q¿« ' x Great 8-Tube Value . . . Im- proved Push-ButtonTuningfor 8 «tâtions ... Magic Eye. All These Features and More New 3-band Clear View Illumi nated Dial . . . 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