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THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON TIH'KSDAV, DECEMBER 21, 1939 Last Minute Specials HCHUHCHES Presbyterian Church, E. F. Mc Farland, Minister. Bible school at 9:45 with classes tor all. Earl Ballew, Supt. Morning worship with a Christmas order of service at 11:00 o'cock. The choir w ill render "Jesu Bambino," Pietro Yon; "The Christ of the Snow,” Hungarian Carol; "O Holy Night,” Adams, with Mrs. Cleo Morelock as soloist; solo “ Joyously Peal, Ye Christmas Bells,” Patricia Bald win Sermon meditation: ’"The Christ Who Came That Men Might Live.” The young people's societies w ill meet at six o’clock nt which time a special (Christmas service w ill be conducted. There w ill lx» no evening service nt 7:30. The Sunday school Christmas entertainment w ill be held Friday evening at seven-thirty, at which time there w ill be presented This store will be open "W hite Gifts for the King.” The public Is cordially invited to at evenings to 9:00 p. m. on tend • • • Thursday, Friday a n d Methodist Church. Ellsworth M Saturday of this week. Tilton, Pastor Sunday school at 9:45, James Tedford, Supt. Fore noon service, 11. sermon subject, ”T lie Hinge of History.” A vesper service beginning at 6:00 o’clock w ill feature "The Christmas Pag eant of the H o l y Grail. The Christmas program of the Sunday school w ill be held Thursday eve ning at 7 30 M b all departm ents from the beginners to the seniors participating in the miscellaneous program under the general direc tion of Mrs. Mark Morgan. • • • We Give and Redeem 8 AH. Oreen Stamps Assembly of God, Atwood Fos ter . pastor Stmday school at 9:45. Special Christmas program. Sunday morning at 11:00. A mint- l»er of special Christmas songs by the choir led by Charles Cochran. Young people’s meeting at 6 p. m. Sunday evening. 7:30. Special Cottage Grove songs by the choir and also by 015 Main Street girls choir led by Gladys Ixrnley. Tuesday, 7:30, prayer meeting. Thursday, 7:30, sermon by W il J. I). Scholl returned from Port liam Ross of California. land yesterday where he attended • • • the Oregon Seminar and conven- Baptist Church. Henry W. Dav- tlon held at the Multnomah hotel, ¡s Pastor. Sunday «chord. 10, starting December 17th. Mrs w c Martin, Supt. Fore- . , , ‘ ~ ~ _ . . noon service, 11, sermon subject, 11*11 and Johnston, Ileal F atate, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Benda and ••’The Significance of Christmas.’ Ixiana, Mure Inaurano*. Phon« 88. fam ily o f N ebraska have purchos Evening service, 7:30, a special Mmes. Fred Knickerbocker and r jVer a, Star from Mr. and Mrs. schr*)? '"vnunip ’ people's John Schaffer W T Clevenger. They have taken m,„.tin ^ th ,„ Sllnf,av but the W illiam and Ix-in Morelock. left ,M,SM.KM|on of the property and Mr. young people w ill meet at the for Portland Monday to visit for ,ind Mrs Clevenger, accompanied ;.hur(5h j ;30 Sat„rday night and a few days. by C lifford Deval, brother of Mrs. „ o {.aro|intr Clevenger, have gone to San Ber- M rsH o w a rd Wyle came in Inst nadino. California, where they w ill Christian Science Society. 242 wei-k from her home at Ashland rnilke their home. Second St. Sunday school 9:45; to spend «, few day» visiting. her ------------ forenoon service. 11. subject. ¡Mirents, M r . and Mrs. WHIinr Mrs. ^ a r y y Ham brick had as a "C hristian Science.” Evening ser- I Ictersen. Mr. Myl< w ill join r Wednesday and Thursday of vice second Wednesday of each here for a holiday visit later. last weeg her son, O. IL Hawley month at 8 p. m. The Bible. of Florence. Christian Science literature and Mrs. C. C. Cruson spent Friday the writings of Mary Baker Ed- in Portland, visiting relatives. ______ Mr. and Mrs. Don Greening fly may be borrowed or purchas- Miss Mary Clerin plans to leave P * " to leave Friday to spend the e d W o re or after the Wednesday Saturday for El Segundo, Califor- Christmas holidays w ith hLs moth- service. nia to visit her mother. Mm. M. C. er and father at Pendleton. _ ~ ~ . ... Clerin. and her sister. Mrs Ed ------------ T First Christian Church Edward Smythe during the Christmas Granville Smith, W ilbur Hoops L. Kechley, Minister.—9:45 a. m. holidays nnd Bob Cherry spent the week Bible school. Classes and teachers _______ end on a successful fishing trip at for all ages. 11:00 a. m. Christmas Mr. and Mrs. A rthur R. Brown Scottsburg. » service. “ Star of the East” East- of Lynx Hollow announce the —--------- hum trio. The New Born King,” Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Rasmussen chorus of high school girls. Ser- b irth of n daughter, born Decem stopped for a short visit w ith her pace Kf’ rih W ill Come, ber 17th. parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Urn- b 30 P- rm . O instm n Endeavor Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Mackin are phrey Wednesday en route to SPf’fin l Christmas features. 7:30 expecting their daughter Frances Ontario where they w ill spend the p. m.. Christmas program by 75 girLs and boys of the Bible school. «if Berkeley, California, and their holidays w ith his parents, Complete program elsewhere in sons. Wayne of Great Falls, Mon- ----------- tana, and Harold of Portland, to Max StPVPnson of Morris, Min- paper. • • • ,,, ,in<aY b,r ,be nesota, is visiting his daughters, Catholic Church. Father An Christmas holidays. Mrs. Lester Brisbane and Mrs. thony Gerace. — Maas each Sun Hugh Brisbane. day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth Jean King of Portland, daugh Sunday when the hour Is 8 a. m. te r of Mr. and Mrs. Carl King, The Rev. and Mrs. E. L. Kech w ill arrive Sunday to spend the ley and son Elwyn plan to leave B lu e lie n 's holidays with _______ her parents. Sunday following the morning Baby Blankets, very attractive 98c Child’s Chenille Bedspreads $2.95 $3.95 Ladies’ Rayon Knit Pajamas $1.29 Ladies’ All wood Flannel Robes.... $3.50 Ladies’ Chenille Robe, was $3.95 .. $2.95 Doll Dresses ... ............ 25c Ladies’ Umbrellas .......... 98c to $3.98 Don’t forget our fine selection of toys and novelty NOTICE— gifts We Wish Everyone A Very Merry Christmas CITY BRIEFS » . * « « a tilt Mr. nnd Mrs. A1 Wallace of Denis Visited at the home of the J. R. Hendricks and J. S. Mark- ham families over the week end. Mrs. Wallace Is a niece of the two families. _______ Mr. and Mrs. W ilbur Hissner of Eugene were callers one day last week nt the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. R. C. Shanly. • * « si i l l « Buy her an electrical gift, and let us wrap it in Xmas style for you. See them at Radio Ray’s. 19-ltc lied Rose Rutter and lee Cre*m. Ask for them. C. G. Creamery. tf Stop-Wear Lubrication Triton Motor Oil Union 76 Gasoline Tires and Batteries HERB ADAMS SERVICE STATION 522 Fifth St., on Highway IM S U » * •« ' I I I ^rvices for Enumclaw, Washing- where they wUl spend the holidays visiting their son Ralph a" d w 'fp and ,sma11 phdd. Elwyn P*ans to stny in Seattle. Remember the Quality Xmas Appliances at Radi,. Ray s, 19-ltc Miss Mary Jane Smith, Bob Grannis and Ed Cone, Willamette University students expect to come home this week to spend their Christmas vacation, which began at Willamette w ith the ces sation of classes today. Miss Smith transferred to Willamette from G. S. C. this year. Get your nut bowls, center pieces for the table, lamps, pow der boxes, ash trays and candle sticks, all made of myrtlewood and maple, at The Picture Shop. Made in Cottage Grove. Appro priate for Christmas gifts. 19-ltp • I ” » M l 11 O ’ Is IL V t 1 1 1 11 I • In ttie p. u ltr y d e p a rtm e n t o f C o r n e ll u n iv e rs ity , pale blue eggs have been I i.d by hens fr o m a cross be tw een an A re u e a n a ’ C h ile a n b re e d ! and a W h ite L e g h o rn T h e C h ile a n A ra u c a n a and the C olondona o f Cos ta R ica la y eggs o f a deep blue c o lo r Çfyistmas ton ili Lynx Hollow The community c h u r c h at Walker w ill have a Christmas program and tree on the evening of December 23. The public is in vited. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Moore en tertained recently in honor of their daughter W ilma’s birthday. The following guests were pres ent: Miss Dorothy Tredwell, Miss Madeline Perini, Miss Marion and Mildred Fisher, Miss South and Miss Bessie Shelden. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peck were hostesses recently to the Entre Nous contract bridge club. Members present were Messrs, and Mmes. Elmer Hendricks, Ray mond Wicks, Frank Gireau, Ken neth Mickey of Cottage Grove. Guests for the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Wicks. High score was won by Mrs Mickey and the consolation by Mrs. Raymond Wicks. The house on the W illiam Mc Bee ranch was completely des troyed by fire last Friday after noon. The ranch is now rented by P. J. Hoff and family. None of the family's furniture or clothing was saved. The loss was partly covered by insurance. Mrs. Elsie Huntsman returned from an extended visit at Stock- ton, California. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clark of North Bend was a d,l-’s,ua bend were dinner guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fisher. E a r th ’s L e a d in g Races T h e re a re s ix g re a t races in th< w o rld , w ith a to ta l p o p u la tio n of 1,646.000,000. The M o n g o lia n race has the la rg e s t p o p u la tio n , w ith 656 000.000. and the C a u ca sia n n e xt, w ith 645.000,000. w h ile the o th e rs in th e ir o rd e r a re : N egro. 190.000.000: S e m it Ic. 81.000.000; M a la y a n . 52,000.000 and the In d ia n . 22.000.000. H ow U. 8. P rin tin g S ta rte d Stephen D a ye (a b o u t 1594-1668 ca m e to M a ssa ch u se tts in 1638 un d e r c o n tra c t to the R ev. S am uci G lo v e r, w ho b ro u g h t a long a p rin t in g press, b u t h im s e lf die d on thr voyage. D aye set up the press in C a m b rid g e and th e re in 1639 issued as a b ro a d sid e "T h e F re e m a n 's O a th .” the fir s t piece o f p r in tin g it. the C olonies. M o re W in d m ills T h a n T rees The Is la n d o f O land. o ff the coast o f Sweden, is to d a y a second " w in d m ill la n d .” W in d m ills d o t th e c liffs a long its coast, and In the in te rio r, w h ich is le ve l and ra th e r b a re , th e y a c tu a lly o u tn u m b e r the trees. The isla n d its e lf is a fa v o r ite re s o rt o f the S w edish people COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON “ Take Your Baking Out of the Dark—with Visualite’’ Tappan * * < Qcu K & h j SPECIAL Save $30.00 on this Visualite shown here. Regularly $129.70 Cottage Grove Gas Co. Phone 92 End That Frantic Search Of What to Give— At Only 2 more shopping BROWN’S DRUG STORE few minutes here. Toys and Dolls Toiletries Xmas Cards We still have a big stock of : Musical Powder Boxes Early American Old Spice Sets Whitman’s Candy Johnston’s and Canterbury Chocolates Sunnyside Greenhouses PHONE 182 I t ’s easy to have your baking ‘just right’ every time when you use the Tappan Visualite Oven, because the baking’s al ways in sight! No guess w ork— no constant open ing of the oven door! You know every second just how brown your bak ing is and can take it out when i t ’s exactly as you like it! Ouly the Tappan Visualite Oven offers this convenience! Sale Terms Boys known to us have been destroying beehives in the Silk Creek community. We do not wish to embarrass anyone, but unless this practice is stopped, we w ill prosecute offenders to fu ll extent of law. Hubbell and Anlauf. 19-ltp * Divided Top — Visualite Oven WARNING what you want in a ed. Real Estate, Loans & Sure Insurance 405 Main St. Phone 58 Last-minute Xmas G ift — The Corona. See them, the Sentinel. Bookkeeping Outfits. Sentinel. hours, but you can find On this holiday season we wish for you the best of everything and take this opportunity to thank you for your patronage and the pleasant relations we have enjoy Hall & Johnston Itermrda Vlas M .slortune’ days left, th at’s 48 .. .•»*•*« 8-acre Ranch located 5Aa miles out on good gravel road, 6-room dwelling, 3 bed rooms, large chicken house, brooder house, gar age, barn, all fenced and cross fenced. Some timber, water piped to house and FINE well at hack porch, can have electricity small cost, buildings in good condition. Owner out of state and very anxious to sell, hence making a great sacrifice for quick action. FINE NEIGHBORHOOD. School handy by. Priced >800.00, Cash Payment >400.00, balance very easy terms. Be sure and SEE this place. One hu n d re d and fifty -fiv e years ago th e re a p peared the fo llo w in g ad v e rtis e m e n t in the B e rm u d a G azette w hich w ould in d ic a te th a t a ll who a rr iv e on these enchanted isla n d s a re not e n tire ly sa tisfie d w ith th e ir luck. "T h o m a s K e r takes th is rr thod o f in fo rm in g the G e n tle m e n of B e rm u d a , th a t he has had the m « fo rtu n e to be cast on the is land ».. . . » :• .................• •> . ■ i ....... . For Y our Im m ediate A ttention Yardley Old English Lavender Sets Sheaffer Fountain Pens Christmas Cards Wood Carving Novelties Coffee Makers and Electrical Appliances Watches and Clocks
