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THURSDAY, SEINEM BEH 2«, 1939 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON 'Greater Artist At of potato, a disease which is ap- No. 204, describes symptoms and “ disease and control pearing in widely scattered parts nature of * the of the United States including suggestions. C. E. Owens, plant Mr. anil Mrs. Arnold Roth and the Pacific coast. The circular, circular. pathologist, is the author. Vernita of Eugene were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Clifton Satur Woll-tiru•■<1 Bilenco is moro eloquent than speech day. UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 1 ™n- C E Ruth underwent a Eugene. A new high In enter- ufieratiori at the Sacred tainmtnt for Willamette valley ™art ho*Pital Thursday and lat- concert enthusiasts loomed as the reports are that she is recov- Associated Students of the Uni-|er?lK ’«Uafartoriiy. Chiropractic Physician i neu- and ^rs- Moxley were versity of Oregon announced i their 1939-40 Greater Artists Serie« Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Phone 30 Cottage Grove Mrs. Joe Moxley at Lorane. this week. Margaret Babcock ~ is ~ leaving Five of the most famous con- „------ cert attractions in the world will , pa1 of ,he we^ at* appear at the University’s Me- aCiu7ny at. Mpdford, Arthur court during the school a year Mrs. Conklin s mother, Mrs. The Greater Artists Series Ra,HnK;r’ came Sunday evening CL—-.- M™. M. A. Horn was in Port- ______ _____ 1 schedule: - - - from Kansas and will spend the /1/1/i (j ,and on husineM Wednesday The Social Neighbors club met October 20—Lawrence Tibbett. winter with the Conklin and Wm. f at ,hp home °r ^rs. C. C. Conner November 20—American Ballet i Clifton families. Mrs. M. E. Palleske entertain Wednesdiy- VlslS.n present Caravan. ed eighteen young people of Mr. | • were Mrs. H:<H •• Pasa- •• ’ Kiepura. — ------- January — 11- Jan Palleske's Sunday school class Ä>H*T9E ------------ dc.gi ( allfornia, Mrs. R G. Con- Jnauary 30 -St. Olaf Choir. Friday evening at her home. The With 42,000 of Oregon’s 65,000 ncr »f Lorane Mrt. ’".re Conner MSUtDNí! April 11 Jose Iturbi. farmers participating, and with and small son, and Katryn Tibbett, generally considered occasion was also Mr. Palleske’s 92 per cent of its cropland in- Wright. There were fourteen the foremost baritone of the day, and Boyd Allen’s birthdays and cluded in the agricultural conser members present. Mrx. Ralph will be making his first upper two decorated birthday cakes vation program. Oregon farmers Witcher and ivn Kenneth of Vida Willamette valley appearance, were a feature of the refresh are evidently finding the AAA were here for the meeting. : Even persons not usually attract- ments. Games furnished the eve program helpful, reports N. C. The next meeting will be at ed to concerts have expressed de- ning’s entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner and Itonaldson, state executive offl- the home of Mrs C. H. Haight sire to see and hear this great Mrs. Caff of Sutherland visited at cer, in a 60-page, detailed -------- report ‘ ~ October and will be singing the an- actor. L 4th ................... just Issued on the 1938 opera- nus| election of officers. Plans The Ballet Caravan is a dance Darnells Saturday. Geo. Teeters returned from a ••‘»’J*- were made for »he October mcct- distinctly American. Its vital en Considerable credit Is given in Ing of the Co mty Federation of tertainment Is based upon sophis week’s hunting trip near Prine evening and the n-jMirt to the state college ex U< men’s cl'-hs when this club tication, accomplishment and wit. ville Saturday brought in a large deer. tension service for the high de- will be hoste i Jan Kiepura, golden-voiced ten Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Caldwell of gree of participation in this state. Mr. and M-s Hathaway an« The report indicates that educa- cnl dren attended the Fair at or star of the Metropolitan opera, Cottage Grove were supper guests has been world-famed since his of Mrs. Shade Burcham Friday tional work by the extension cer- Eugene Thursday triumph in the motion pictur vice kept Oregon farmers In- Thursday Mr and Mrs L e Le "Be Mine Tonight” several years evening. formed concerning both the back- Ni>on visaed Mr. NLon’s uncle ago. Word has been received of the ground and details of the pro erri aunt, Mr death of Herman Bolton at his and Mrs. Will (PROOF NEXT WEEK) Sixty beautiful singing voices home in Los Angeles last Wed gram. with the result that a large Packard, o. Eugene, on their comprise the St. Olaf Choir, majority exercised their voiun- g ’den we Idi.annive sary. nesday. Mr. Bolton formerly lived America’s premier a capella on the Acton place here and had tary right to participate. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Joi) and son choir. Suffer from that Weary-All Gone feeling? Administration of the 1938 pro Frank visited the fair Thursday. many friends in this neighbor Get TODAY Wheatamin Brand "EXTRACT of RICE gram was accomplished through Jose Iturbi, Spanish wizard of hood. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jackson the assistance of 137 county com wert’ in Eugene on business the piano, has thrilled American BRAN" a Vitamin B Complex that stimulates natural Mrs. Ora Hemenway attended mitteemen and 8G8 community Thursday and Friday. audiences since 1929. the project loaders training class energy. Supplied in Capsules—Tablets—Liquid. TRY committeemen, each elected by Those of the valley who at- Season tickets, which enable at Eugene Tuesday. IT NOW! neighbor farmers. At the head of tended the fair Friday were Mr. the purchaser to see the five con Mrs. R. C. Lowrance attended tins organization was the state and Mrs. E. J. Scars, Mr. and certs at a 25 per cent saving, are committee, consisting of William Mrs. C. C. Conner, Mr. and Mrs. now on sale. Mail orders should a party at the Ralph Hawley PROOF LAST WEEK S AD Steen of Milton. chairman, Wil T. J. Ayres, Cecile Carlson, Mr. be addressed to Greater Artists home in Cottage Grove Thursday liam Enschede of Hillslioro, Rob and Mm. Ralph Sears and Mrs. Series, University of Oregon, Eu- evening. A LEAD PENCIL DOES NOT CONTAIN LEAD — The Two 4-H clubs were organized ert Weir of laikeview, and John F. J. Sullivan and son Jackie. gene. “lead” in pencils is natural graphite mixed with clay. L in Cedar district last week. A Shepherd of Scio. F. L. Ballard In honor of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. cooking club led by Mrs. Julia “Nuggets of Knowledge”—Geo. W. Stimpson. of Corvallis, vice-director of the Sears on their ,33rd wedding an Hemenway and a sewing club led extension service, was an ex-of niversary Mr. and Mr,. T. J. by Mrs. Ora Hemenway. There ficio member. Ayres gave a dinner party on will also be clubs in forestry and One of the popular features of Wednesday evening. the AAA in Oregon is the range Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Zumwalt, Designed to cut down traffic health for both boys and girls in •» improvement program, which Mr. and Mrs. Harley Williams accidents caused by faulty tires, connection with the school. continued to grow in 1938, the re and son Jimmy and Mr. and Mrs. a new law pertaining to the con CIRCULAR WARNS OF port shows. A total of 991 ranch K. C. Zumwalt spent the day dition of tires went into effect in POTATO DISEASE operators jiartlcipated. r • p r e- Saturday at the fair. the state of Pennsylvania the Oregon potato growers are 1. senting 4,600,000 acres of range Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Oscar first of this month, according to land Deferred grazing was prac Jackson and sons Lyle and Dean word received here by Earl Snell, warned in a new O.S.C. circular of information to be on guard ticed on 850,000 acre's of grass made a trip to Corvallis and secretary of state. against bacterial wilt or ring rot land, and, in addition, there were Dean remained to attend Oregon The law makes it unlawful for 93 reservoirs, 37 wells, and 442 State. He is majoring in pharm any person to operate a car with springs built or developed. acy. tires showing the breaker strip, Soon after issuing the annual Nato Joli of Eugene visited at cushion gum or fabric. Upon noti report, the state organization and the home of his brother J. A Joli fication by a peace officer that extension service were called on on < Sunday. his tires do not conform to state to curry emergency information Mrs. Ralph Sears visited Sun- regulations, an owner is allowed on the wheat acreage situation day with her sister, Mrs. Kintz- 48 hours to make adjustments. and pea and vetch need crops to at Dexter. Sponsors of the law believe it the people of this state. A group of friends spent Satur- will reduce traffic accidents by A series of county meetings day eliminating many unsafe tires, it just completed were largely at and evening at the home of Mr. was said. Mrs. T. J. Ayres. Pinochle tended. with many growers show was played and refreshments ing interest in the fact that the We all know what’s wrong AAA can serve equally to reduce were served. Those present were with ourselves, but we won’t ad Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Spriggs of acreage hold it at an even level, mit it. or increase it, as the particular Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sears, Mr. and Mrs. E J. occasion may require. Informa Sears and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. tion was given concerning the Conner. desirability of holding wheat acreage as originally planned des LONDON CLUBS COUNTY pite the war. and to increase FAIR PLACING« acreage of winter pea and vetch We Are Open Flower Garden: Best arranged seed crops. bouquet Jacie Morton. 1st; zen- 7 Week nias, Jacie Morton, 1st; roses, Jacie Morton, 1st. L WEEKLY Cooking: Sponge Cake Rich The board of directors of the ard Currin, 2nd; bread, Dean former Walker high school held a Summers, 2nd. Camp Cookery: Girls — Anna meeting recently and formed a Complete Assortment of community club to be Walker- Marie Petersen. 1st; Geraldine Saginaw civic club, incorporated. Kem, 2nd. Boys, Elmer Hendricks Groceries, Fresh Fruits The lease from the high school 2nd. and Vegetables Clothing: Lot 1 — Helen Sum board of Cottage Grove was ac- ♦COLLIER’S (Weekly) _________ 52 Issues cepted. 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