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THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON toe OÍ>e •ii?'*'' Ski*h'hi-iJ fro m »lo ck. Auk to ■ M S ty le 7(11 Hliu-k Patent, and on a Medium Heel. Only $ Like the f i r « t crocus, your toes will peep from this gay little tie this spring! I t ’s scallope«l down the front, then cut out into tiny triangles and perforations. A n d t h e wide ribbon tie will hold it firm ly to your foot. PETERSEN’S Cottage Grove, Ore. CITY BRIEFS Hall and Johnston, Real Fatate, lx>aas, Sure Insurance. Phone fUi. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Miller and two sons s|x*nt a day last week at the coast near R<>edsport. Mrs. Roy Leonard of Bradwood Is spending a few days visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. George Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Umphrey and son James of Eugene spent the afternoon and evening Sunday visitmg at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Umphrey. Mrs. Joe E. McKIhben nnd mother from Eugene were here on business Friday afternoon. Miss Dorthcu Sccbcrx and two of tier Red Crosa workers «topped for a visit with Miss Beatrice Turtle Sunday en route to Port land where they will attend a Red Catholic Church, Father An Cross meeting. • thony Gerace. — Mass each Sun Elftert Bede of Portland was In day nt 9:30 a. m. except the fourth Sunday when the hour is 8 a. m. town Friday visiting friends. . . . Dr. Harry Titus of Eugene was First Christian Church. Edward L. Kechley, Minister. 9:45 a. m., a Cottage (¡rove visitor Friday. Bible school with teachers and Miss Phyllis Tidernanson sjs-nt classes fur all ages. Roy Hands, the week end visiting In Portland. Supt. 11:00 a. m., morning wor ship. Anlhem. Sermon, "The Task Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith and of the Church." 6:30 p. nr, Chris Mrs. F. L. Grannis visited Satur tian Endeavor. Four groups meet day in Salem with Mary jane ing for study. 7:30 p. m., evening Smith and Boh Grannis, who are service. Song service. Sermon, attending Willamette university. "Knowing Jesus Better." 7:30 p. m. Wednesday Young people’s Bible study. 7:30 p. rn. Friday, choir re Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Ingle are the (Mirents of a 914-pound son hearsal. • • » horn January 29th nt the McFar Church of the Nazarene, C. E. land maternity home. Thayer, Pastor. Sunday sch«x>l at A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. 10:00. Morning worship, 11:00. Jess Forrester of Lorane on Jan There will be no evening service uary 31st at the McFarland ma Sunday night. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7:30. ternity home. Mrs. Dwight King was a patient Presbyterian Church, E. F. Me at a Eugene hospital several days Farland, Minister. Bible school of this week for medical examl- promptly at 9:45 with classes for nation. all ages. Earl Ballew, Supt. Morn ing worship at 11 o’clock. The Cottage Grove Scouts are to a t tend worship in a body this Sun day. Subject of sermon: "The Scout Needs the Saviour." Eve- C ubs H e a t S p rin g fie ld . ning worship is at 7:30. The senior 'rhe Cottage Grove junior high young people’s prayer sendee is at won with two leads over Spring- 6:30 nnd the leader is Harry field last Friday The first team Sturges. The intermediate society won a hard-fought game with the meets in the lower auditorium at score of 13 to 8. The half time the same hour and the leader Is score was 6 to 7 In their favor. In "Sonny" Moore. The junior socie- the second half Ihe Cubs started ty meets on Monday afternoon at to roll with their fast break which 3:30 in charge of Mrs. McFarland worked very effectively. The Cubs and Mrs. Coiner. Pre-Easter pray- were handicapp'd by the absence <>r service will be held on Fhurs- of both first string forwards, I>on- ftay afternoon at two-thirty at the aid Davenport and Ramond Den- pastor's home, at which hour the ham. The second team won their pastor will speak on "Christ the game 12 to 5. Dean Addington Bread of Life." was high point man with six • • • markers. High point man for the Baptist Church. H. W. Davis, first string was Tommy Line- minister. Bible school at 10 a. m., baugh with five points. Mrs. Martin. Supt. Public wor- 'Hie Individual scoring for the «hip at 11 a. m. Sermon theme, first team is as follows: "The Glassy Sea Mingled With More 2. Lnebaugh 5. forwards; Fire.” Music under the direction Ray 4, center; Hamilton 2. Har- of Mrs. Benton Schrenk. Young pole, guards; Bachelder, Hobbs, people’» meeting, 6:30 p. m. The Roner. substitutes. evening service will be dismissed The individual scoring for the in order to unl’e with the Metho year are as follows: dist church in their final evange- Donald Davenport 39. Tommy4 service. UnetMUgh 23, forw ards; Red Hamilton 19, Hownrd Harpole 7, Christian Science Society. 242 guards; Ramond Denham 15, Del- Second S t.- Sunday school. 9:45; rner Moon* 6. forwards; Leland forenoon service, 11:00, subject. "Spirit." Evening service second Ray 8. center. Wednesday of each month at 8 The games played to date: p. m. The Bible, Christian Science Frosh 15. Cubs 19. literature nnd the writings of Yoncalla 15. Cubs 17. Mary Baker Eddy may be borrow Ixrrane 6. Cubs 16. ed or purchased before or after Drain 16. Cubs 19. the Wednesday service. Ixirane 14. Cubs 24. • • • Willagillespie 19. Cubs 17. River Road 15. Cubs 14. Lutheran Church (Mo. Syn). S. Springfield 8. Cubs 13. D. A. building. West Main Street. The Cubs’ next gnmc will he The service Sunday begins at 11 with River Road at the high a. m. The pastor will begin a school gymnasium nt 5:00 o'clock, series of Lenten sermons entitled Friday. "Passion Pictures from the Book IFesf Side News ------------------------ TI'RKEY GROWERS MEET A son was horn to Mr. nnd Mrs. new arrival has been named Jerry Lee. A 7 *4-pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Woodcock < formerly Maxine Nelson), of Corvallis Tuesday. The youngster has been named James Nelson, after his grandpa. Mr. nnd Mrs. N. J. Nelson anti son Boh drove to Corvallis Saturday, returning yes terday. Mrs. George McQueen, Mrs. Cecil Caldwell nnd Mrs. Anna Petrie s|>ent the week end visiting In Pori land. Everyone welcome at rummage sale given by Georginnnns club of Methodist church Saturday, Feb ruary 10th, in Mt. States Power Co. office. 26-ltc Red Rose Rutter and lee Cream. Ask for them. C. G. Creamery, tf Mr. and Mrs. Brasier Sunday. Mrs. Nettie Estes is spending a few days in Yoncalla this week. Mrs. Ellen Overholser and Mrs. Lizzie Rohde attended a project leaders training class at the fair grounds in Eugene Monday. The subject was “Home made rugs” and will be demonstrated to the local club at the March meeting. Mis. Ernest Darnell and Mrs. Nettie Estes visited Mrs. Ed Han sen and other friends in Eugene 'Itiursday. Mrs. Otto Mattheyer and daugh ter of Portland spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. John Ash by. Mr. and Mrs. Claire Parks and family of Eugene and Mr. and Mqf. Leslie Godard of Lorane were also dinner guests on Sun day, the occasion being Mr. Ash by's birthday anniversary. A crowd from Royal church at tended union services at the S. D. Adventist church in Eugene Sat urday. Mrs. Cody Hughes of Cottage Grove visited from Thursday un til Saturday with Mrs. Rohde. • A group from the community church attended services at M. E. church in Cottage Grove Tuesday night, this being termed "Silk Creek" night. Mrs. E. S. Hansen is reported somewhat improved and was able to tie brought home from the hos pital Tuesday. Lynx Hollow A handkerchief shower was giv en in honor of Mrs. Lawrence Por ter by the Community club in ap preciation of her service as secre tary. Mrs. Gladys Snowburger of Albany and Mrs. Darrel Eastman were guests. Mrs. Fred Kinsland of Oakridge and Mrs. Vem School ing, members attended. Seventeen members were present. The next meeting will be a Valentine party at the home of Mrs. Ira Skidgel at Saginaw on the afternoon of February 14. Mrs. Gladys Snowburger of Al bany was a house guest recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Hoff. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bocker and family of Eugene were guests re cently of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Eppenbaugh. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Moore en tertained recently with four tables of pinochle for the following guests: Messrs and Mmes. P. M. Beach, Harold Radway, Charles Peck. Howard Stout. J. W. Smith, Joseph Eppenbaugh, J o h n n i e Schmidt of Cottage Grove and A. B. Wolfard. VALENTINE DANCE Phat Hart and His Band C. GL Armorv February 10th BATTERY “E” MESS FUND A dm ission 40c and 10c The revival at the Methodist church now in its second week, is being well attended nightly with keen interest being shown in the special nights and contest of the revival. Every church in town and many from outlying communities are represented in the meetings night ly- The lively singing and fearless pnurchin^ar^^O K JJg^ii^iL SL ^i and Future.” On Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o’clock he will deliver his famous address on "The Curse of Com munism and Its C u r e .” All churches are cooperating with pa triotic groups to make this a mem orable occasion. The closing ser vice will be Sunday night. Typewriter and adding machine ribbons, all makes of machines at Sentinel office 21-tfx Two Attractive Buys NO. 1 9-Room Dwelling splendidly located, good repair, 6 bed rooms, paved St., cement walks, City water and lights. ..Lo. 60x240 ft. FINE garden land, 3 car garage, chicken house, base ment. furnace. This is a very desirable neighborhood, and a combination proposition inasmuch as it is a REAL HOME with ah desirable surroundings and with an INCOME connected therewith suffi cient to pay out on place. Owner’s reason for selling at a SACRIFICE is ILL HEALTH. Will consider taking in a suitable small dwelling as a payment on place. Bath and toilet both floors. Price $4000.00. Down Payment $1000.00, balance $15.00 per Month. Int. 5%. If interested do not fail to investigate this opportunity as it will stand the closest INSPECTION. NO. 2—20-acre tract 1% miles out on fine gravel inland High way. good community, not far from Union high school No build ings but fenced, bottom and first bench land very productice, balance pasture and timber. Easily 12 A. can be cultivated, can SUBDIVIDE if desired with scenic building sights. This special tract can be developed with moderate expense into a paying proposition. Try and see it as it will stand close in spection from different angles. Price $1500.00. Down payment $300.00. Balance $8.00 per Mo. Int. 5%. SEE Hall 6? Johnston Real Estate, Loans & Sura Insurance 405 Main St. Phone 58 C O TTA G E G R O V E, O REG O N BE THRIFTY It won’t take you long to figure out why people come here! Our merchandise is of the highest quality. Yet our prices help you save. Hebron sent a substitute, who will preach next Sunday also, in case Mr. Tussing is unable to come. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Jordan of Walker were Sunday guests of the Add Heath family. Callers at the John Kebelbeck home Sunday afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. George Kebelbeck of Cottage Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kebelbeck and Mrs. Kate Safley of Eugene. PLANTING GARDEN'S Along with the spring weather farmers have been busy planting early spring gardens. Merchants have experienced the most sales in early peas and onion sets. Peas are already up to a good stand in many gardens. ___24c 30c V ick’s V a tro -n o l... 60c M e n th o la tu m ....... of Luke." Sermon topic, "A Pic- The Hebron pastor, Luke Tuss- ture of Rejected Love." Sunday school meets at 9:45 a. m. Luther- ing, of Eugene, was ill Sunday and ---------- A daughter was horn to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Johnson of Cottage About fifty-five turkey growers an hour over KORE Sunday at Grove at the Eugene hospital, wen* present Thursday at the 1:30. W. A. Sylwester, Roseburg, February 5th. County 4-H club building and pastor. heard several interesting discus- • • • Sergeant Carl Schoen, called sions. The principal talk was made Methodist Church, Ellsworth M. lien- by the illness of his mother by O. S. Fletcher, countv agent. Tilton. Pastor. -Sunday school at amout two weeks ago. returned on "Green Feeds for Turkeys." 9:45. James Tedford, Supt. fore- to Monterey. California, Monday Dr. E. M. Dickinson and N. L. noon service, 11, Reverend L. A. •evening to icsumc his duties with Bennison of th«> State College Meade, evangelist, will preach on (he army. were also on the program with J. "Our Debt to the Church." After- C. I-eedv. secretary of the Oregon noon address "The Curse and Cure Mr. and Mrs. Robert ReGester Turkey ’ Cooperatives. Brooding, Communism" at 3 p. m. Eve- and son and daughter of Grants marketing nnd rearing were the ning service, 7:30, sermon sub Pass spent the week end at the chief topics discussed. >ct. "God’s Last Word to a Lost ______________ World.” Epworth a n d Junior home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles League 6:30. A fellowship hour Miller. CARD OF THANKS _______ will follow the evening service. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Schrenk We desire to thank our friends PraYer » ••« ■ « . Thursday at 7:30. made a business trip to Eugene for their kindness, words of sym Tuesday. pathy and floral offerings in o u r, WORLD DAY OF PRAYER late bereavement. The Family of Friday is world day of prayer Mrs. K. K. Mills has been ill for Annette Kirkland. 26-ltc for missions. A union service of several days with the flu. --------------------- the different churches will be held CARD OF THANKS in the Christian church beginning The Rev. H. W. Davis has been ---------- • at 2:00 p. m. A program will be ill for the (>ast week at his home. We wish to thank our many presented by the women of the friends for their kind assistance, different denominations. The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Benton Schrenk and loving sympathy, in our great L. A. Meade of Toronto, Canada, and son Gordon »pent the week in the loss of our loved who is conducting a revival at the end visiting near Albany at the sorrow, Also for the songs and beau- Methodist church, will be in home of her sister, Mr. und Mrs. one. tiful fowers. Mrs. Josie Phillips, charge of the closing part of the Clarence Chestnut. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips, services. Tea will be served fol- Mr. and Mrs. Carl King and fam- lowing the service by the hostess Evelyn Weeldreyer, who Is a t lly, 26-ltc church. tending college in Monmouth, spent the week end visiting at the home of her father, H. II. Weel dreyer. She wus accompanied back to Monmouth Sunday evening by her hither and brother Glenn and by Ben Zendron and daughter I-ena and Leona Hamill. Je rry Doolittle, February 2nd. The great blessings to all Christians alike. The morning meetings are Special Nights Are Christians also being well attended by of all churches. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Roth and Evangelist Meade will deliver Vernlta and Leonard Estes of Eu Drawing Crowds gene visited Mrs. Estes Sunday two outstanding messages this week end. On Saturday evening evening. he speakes on "The Miracle of the Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farver of Revival Meetings Ages- The Jew. His Past, Present Santa Clara were dinner guests of Silk Creek _____ 53c ....... 27c 35c Brom o Q u in in e ....... _....... 60c A lka S eltzer 49c 30c Sal H ep ática 25c 75c H a lib u t Oil C apsules, 50’s ................ 59c 75c B ay er A spirins, 100’s .... ....................59c C ut-R ate P ric e s on a ll Tobaccos Look for the Oreen Neon Sign Valentine Candy 10c to $1.00 ;:ial Through February 10th Only T his O ffer W ith d ra w n A fte r S a tu rd a y BEDROOM SETS C H ESTS, B ED , V A N IT Y ►.95 1.95 W a ln u t V eneer, B irdseye M aple, B leached W alnut. L a te st D esigns W a te rfa ll Tops Cotton M attress an d Sim m ons S p rin g FREE W ith E ach B ed-room S e t A Sm all Down P a y m e n t and T erm s As Low A s $3.00 P e r M onth B R E S S L E R ’S For Furniture
