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X.
THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1940
Coquille Golfers
IFin Match by
3 Point Margin
TUB SEN'IINKL, COTT AUK PROVE. OREGON
f t flCHURCHES Lemley Reports
On Two Meetings
C. of C. Luncheon
Methodlat Church, Ellsworth M.
Tilton, I‘an tor. Sunday school at
9:48, James Tedford, Supt. Fore
warn service, 11, sermon subject,
“God's Promise for a Trust." Eve
service, 7:30, sermon subject,
Twenty-four Coquille u/L'fZ.'iZ
g o l f e r s ning
"A Quest tor Vanity." Epworth ,
^ m le y , manager of the
were avenged for previous
L i
Intern,.«Hate ¿ a g u e s 6:30.
° Commerce, made a
Sunday when that club i t t S
........ T h u ^ y . 7 30. K * « a
the local club members 3« to 39. ‘
......... . ,w . tk> at thp Tuewlay ,uncheon pro.
rhe (.rovers hope to even up the
• • •
I he
gram of the organization. The re
re-
.rHl Baptist <
score when they go to Coquille , i , *■ln,t
( hurch, Henry W. port
|*ort of Mr. Lemley was the prln-
h. Davis,
Aprll 28 to play a return match.
I**via, pastor.-
pastor,- Bible school with cipal talk made during the pro-
The summary w i t h visiting
I««»“ * tor
for all ages, 10 a. m. Pub- gram. He told of the possibilities
possibilltk-s
Ing * ‘ “***“'*
j,layers named first:
~ ' w " at 11 with sermon
--------- ' by of * getting assistance from
-
lie “
worship
the for-
T. Clinton, 81 ................
(4 . J MUltor "n
Us Folkiw On est service and the CCC admin-
Zlmmerly, 77 ...... ....... 2(4
to Know the Lord." Young Peo- 1st ration in establishing a ski run
D. GlJllsple, Coq 78 ....
p ies meeting at 6:30 p. m. Eve- in the Bohemia section at the
Ix'mley, 81 ..................... 0
nlng service at 7 :30. 'Die midweek Champion mine, but the public
Geo. Linn, Coq., 7 8 .......
meeting for prayer and Bible must evidence Interest in the pro
Milligan, 72 .................. 3
study, Diursduy, 7:30.
Ject it assistance is to be obtain-
J. McLarrln. Coq. 84
• • •
ed. Work of clearing a run as well
Denson, 76 .................... 3
Seventh Day Adventist Church, «* road repairing might be set up
J no. Arnold, Coq., 90
West Main und M streets, T. Mar- '** “ project and carried out by
Morelock, 83 ................ 3
tin Cole, Eugene, pastor.- 9:30 the CCC enroljees. There is plen-
Harry Dement, Coq., 91
(4 Sabbath school, Don Doleman, ty ot timber in the old Champion
Langston, 86 .................2(4
Supt. Children's department, Mrs. rnill house suitable for building a
Dick. Arnold. Coq,, 98
0
Fred Doleman, Supt. 10:35 Home shelter near the ski run.
Swartz, 89
3
Mission reports, 10:50 investment
The latter part of Mr. Lemley's
Geo Johnson. Coq., 88
0 reports. 7.30 Wednesday, prayer report had to do with the trip
Wolfnrd. 84
.......... 3
meeting. 7:30 Friday, graphic on made by Mr. Lemley and Carl Ky-
Fid Sempert, Coq., 89 ....
0 the scene on motion picture shots nearson, manager of the Pacific
Jones, HI .
.......... 3
of tximbing of cities and civilians highway association to the Oregon
C. Mast, Coq. 98
......
2% In China. Almost unbelievable mo- commercial secretaries convention
Schroeder, 102 .............. (4
tion pictures of the invasion of at Ocean Lake recently. One of
L. Felshelm, Coq., 91 ..
3 Finland by Russia. These pictures the impressive things brought out
Dunlop. 96 ..................... 0
arc authentic and bring to us the at the convention was the fact
Jr. Felshelm, Coq., 100
(4 real story of the war. The writer that the Oregon coastal scenery
Hendricks, 98 ...............2(4
will show these pictures and speak has not been commercialized as in
Dr. Summerlin, Coq., 90
3 on the subject, “Prophecy Sfieaks other sections of the country and
Knickerbocker. 90 ...... „...0
to the Seventh Day Adventists," tourists in the western part of the
D. Bark low. Coq., 92 ..
by J. R. Nelson of Portland. The »tate may enjoy the scenery and
Swanson. 94
0
public is welcome.
comforts without the customary
E. Schroeder. Coq., 88
1
• • •
small fee usually charged, Mr.
Gasper. 85
................. 2
Catholic Church. Father An- Le.’P1^ stat*d-
. . ,
.
A Anderson, Coq.. 96
thony Geraoe. - Mass each Sun-
Visitors at Tuesday s luncheon
Shnrp, 98
................... 1
day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth were; R. £ Kuehner, county club
S. Norton, Coq. 99 ......
Sunday when the hour is 8 a. m
ar?d s tJD- Tw-benson. with
Sunderland, 107
0
. . .
the Lumber Promotion Inc., both
Herb. Brown. Coq.. 106
Blue Mt. Community Church— °*
______________
Scott. 110
0
All
welcome.
Sunday
school.
9:45
NELSON
REAPPOINTED
Pete Norton. Coq., 91
a. m. Morning worship, 11:00 a. m.
Word was received here Monday
McQueen. 99
0
Sunday evening, evangelistic ser- of the reappointment of N. J. Nel-
R. C. Rowers, Coq., 100
ce, 7.30 p. m. Wednesday eve- son j r ah local postmaster. Nel-
Wiese, 95
2(4
Adam» 102
0
7 -in' _younK
■ meeting at gon, a resident of this section for
Kelly, 94
3
,he Pasl thirty yea.-», was appoint*
Dunn. Coq., 97
2(4
will
assist
her
for
couple of nnfj commissioned as postmaster
Hendrick» Jr.. 99
(4
months.
B Mcljirrin, Coq.. 101
3
in July of 1935.
Nelson, 108
0
_
.
Since 1933 the postal receipts of
Community Bible class meets in the Cottage Grove past office have
Pete Beer», Coq.. 103
1(4
the TOwnsend hall every Sunday practically doubl'd and the office
Benson, 102
1(4
Bob Nelson, 124
(4 morning at 9:45. Leader, Mr. Lau- moved to its present location the
!,ac.^ ^-vcn ,une welcome. Special first door west of the First Na-
Gustafson. 120
2%
-
.
invltatfon to the ladies.
tional Bank about a year and a
36
• • •
half ago.
39
Assembly of God, Atwood Fos-
George A. McCullough of Reeds-
Milligan wax low man of the
ter, pastor.—Sunday school, 9:45. port was the only other Oregon
match with a «core of 72.
Morning worship at 11. Young postmaster renominated Monday,
people's meeting at 6 p. m. Eve-
The consistent gain of postal
w i d e n A r r r x n H KPRINO
ning service at « :30. evangelistic, receipts the past seven years,
MKRdlANDIHINO KVKNT
Tuesday at 7:30, prayer meeting, shows the need for a federal post-
M O. Wick». local Axsoclated
distributor, Wednesday returned cable and Unalterable Covenant, obtained with a little effort on the
from I*ortland, where he attended by the pastor.
part of the citizens and the con-
the annual spring merchandising
gressmen from this district. Re-
show of the company which was
Christian Science Society, 242 ceipts for 1939 were $19,896.35
Second St. Sunday school. 9:45; against $10,736.85 for 1933. And
held Wednesday.
Wicks was enthusiastic In his forenoon service, 11:00, subject, 1939 receipts were about ten per-
description of the meeting, both "Doctrine of Atonement." Evening cent higher than in the preceding
from the standpoint of entertain- service second Wednesday of each year. This year will show approx-
ment and from the serious note month at 8 p. m. The Bible, Chris- imately the same increase accord-
sounded by company executives, tion Science literature and the ing to the present trend.
“Using the largest clack art cabi- writings of Mary Baker Eddy may
Last year Cottage Grove was
net ever constructed for use on be borrowed or purchased before rated third from the top in pros-
the road by a sales organization, or after the Wednesday service.
pects of securing a new post office
the magic show far surpassed any-
• • •
building and larger quarters, but
thing I had ever seen.” he stated.
Presbyterian Church. E. F. Me- since that time smaller commun-
“Every community on the Pa- Farland, Minister. — Bible school ities have through effort secured
ciflc coast faces a definite chai- with classes for all ages at 9:45. federal appropriations,
lenge to lie 'on Its toes’ to cash in Farl Ballew, Supt. Morning wor-
In commenting on the prospects
<»n the extensive motor travel ship at 11. Subject of the sermon: for securing a building for which
which in soon to be taking place "Our Responsibility to Worship.” several sites have been optioned
o n western highways/
w icks Evening worship at 7:30. Subject by the post office department, Mr.
added. "Not only will Pacific of Bible talk: "Jude’s Description Nelson said the local post office
•coast motorists soon be touring of False Teachers." The senior had done all it could toward se-
far and wide, but every indication young people's society meets with curing the needed building and
points to #940 being a banner year the society of senior young people that it was up to the citizenship
for motor travel westward from nt the C r e s w e l l Presbyterian to make an effort to get a federal
all sections of the country.
church. The intermediate young appropriation or let the office re-
"Thls community, in common people meet ns usual at 6:30 with main in its present quarters,
with many others throughout the Betty Mae Whitlock as leader, which are inadequate in view of
west, has many points of interest The junior society meets each the expansion of lumbering and of
which should attract countless Monday afternoon at 3:30 with the prospects of securing the
visitors during the season. We Mrs. McFarland and Mrs. Coiner dams,
should be prepared to welcome In charge.
Correspondence with reference
these visitors and make their stay
to securing a new building is on
a pleasant one so that they may
It is reported that Monty Pitch- file and chances have been very
carry away with them a favorable er is ill with an attack of appen- good that Cottage Grove might re-
impression. It will be the aim of dicitis at the home of his grand- reive early and favorable action.
Associated dealers throughout the parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Finley but little or nothing has been done
west to interest out of state vis- Whipps, on north 10th street.
in the past two years.
*
Itors, In particular, to see as many. — * 11
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of the scenic and historic points
of interest as possible in the
course of their travels," Wicks
concluded.
A re You
Thornton Comers
Mrs. Will Wells of Cottage
<»rove spent two nights of last
week with Mrs. John Wlllian,
helping to care for the baby son
■of the latter, who was very ill
with croup.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fetter and
family visited Sunday with friends
at Corvallis.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Allen
and Mrs. Mary Cole of Eugene
were Sunday visitors of Mrs.
Myrtle Lake and Philip Lake.
Mrs. Frank Turner has receiv
ed word of the death of her broth
er, W. D. Jackson, In Rollo, Mis
souri.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill King and son
Richard, enroute to Aberdeen,
Washington from Los Angeles,
w ere guests at dinner Saturday at
the R. B. Dixon home. Mr. Dixon
and the Kings were former neigh
bors in Idaho.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Scott and
family of Oakridge were recent
visitors of Mr. Scott’s aunt, Mrs.
J . W. Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Dixon and
slaughter Doris were Sunday din
ner guests of Mr. Dixon's mother,
Mrs. Julia Gover, In Cottage
Grove.
Box Letter Files. Sentinel.
Sentinel want ads puIL
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Phone 53 or 54
Two Free City Deliveries Daily
A DEPENDABLE STORE
That’s a reputation we have earned and w e’ie mighty proud of it. You can depend on tu
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5-lb. pail
9.8 pounds
2
Pacific Salted
pound pkg.
DEL M O N TE in a Handy Pail
¿J. pounds
Quart
Dressing or Spread
43c
15c
89c
19C
ARMOUR’S
Vienna Sausage
cans
RO A ST BEEF
2 for 45C
DEVILED M EA T
4 for 15C
RED SALM ON
2 45c
OYSTERS
3<°r25c
SHREDDED W H E A T n» <>¡«¡«,1 3 ,*» 25c
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A rm our’s
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N o. 1 Tall Tina
Shoal W ater
JELL-O
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The Genuine
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Giant Pkgs.
2 f°r ..............
3-lb. can
LUX Flakes
6-lb. can
2D
IRISH’S
SPECIAL
A ll purpose
hardwheat
flour
.29
491b«.
LUX
B
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45
4'™-25c
Shortening
lM 4 ^ 2 5 c
19c
pkgs.
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LIFEBUOY
Large Size
5 o z . tins
Bran Flakes
Our finest
hardwheat
flour value.
Every sack
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Small S i z e ^ ^ for
N o. % size
89
Gloss Starch .... 3 pkgs. 25c
Chore G ir ls_______ 3 for 25c
A & H S o d a --------3pkgs. 25c
Bluing, 10 os., Stewart 15c
S u n b r ite ________ 6 <wns 25 c
EGGS
Grade A Large
RINSO
Large Package
Giant Size
17c
49c
dozen
The Store That Brought Out-Bate Prioes to
Cottage Grove.
FRUITS and
VEGETABLES
KELLY ’S M ARKET
25c Teel with 10c size FREE both
23c
50c Mennen’s Shaving Cream
25c Mennen’s Skin Bracer
both
49c
25c Kotex or M odess........... .... ........... .. 20c
50c Pablum, 1 lb., 2 oz..................... ....... .. 39c
75c Caroid & Bile Salts Tablets, 50’s
59c
$1.00 Daddy Rango Tablets
3 for $2.50
$1.00 R u -E x ...........................
79c
30c Belmont Facial Tissues, 500’s
23c
60c Alka S eltzer...............
49c
30c Vicks Nose Drops
24c
Fancy Shafter White
Specials Friday and Saturday
Cut-Rate Prices On All Tobaccos
NEW POTATOES
4 pounds.
15c
Firm Ripe
BANANAS
4 pounds. ........ 25c
Strawberry Red
RHUBARB
zf. pounds.......... 10c
W e have a fine selection of
local asparagus, radishes,
green onions, new peas,
calavos, tomatoes and
encumbers.
Friday and Sat. only
B acon Squares
Salt Pork
Smoked Back Fat
Lean Streaked Sides
P o u n d ........................
7jC Pound......... 9 C
B eef Steak
Tender Young Beef
rib ste a k s...........
20C*
2
LARD
Packaged Lard 4 lb®* 33c
S w ift’s
Silverleaf Lard 4 lb®- 37c
Pork C hops
R egular H am s
The Same Kind
Our Own Trim
............ 3c
Vi or WHiole Lb.
21
Baby Beef Pot Roasts at Regular Prices