T H U ltSlM V, APHIL 25, 1940
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE PROVE, OREGON
Give
Luggage
Now is the time to think of
Mother’a Day or Graduation,
beoause you can buy it on the
lay away plan. . . We invite
you to use this service.
We have the LARGEST ASSORT
MENT of Luggage in Cottage Grove
for men or ladies.
* Matched Sets
* Gladstones
* Airplane Luggage
* Hand Bags
* Overnight Oases
See Our Windows
We Give and
015 Main Street
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CITY BRIEFS
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Twenty-four members of the
Cottage Grove O. E. 8. went to
Elkton Tuesday evening
visit
during their regular meeting. Vis-
Itors from other towns were also
present.
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Esther Seagoe has accepted a
pnsitinn with the Cottage Grove
Hotel Coffee Shop,
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Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Schmelling
and daughter Patty, Mr. and Mrs.
Ben Rohleder and her sister Eliza-
beth, Miss Steele and Melvin
Tonole spent Sunday on the coast
near Reedsport and Newport, re-
turning by way of Corvallis.
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Eliene Brassy left Saturday for
her home at Troy, Montana. She
had been •’'"ployed by the Cottage
Grove Hotel Coffee shop for the
p',st f!’w, rnon‘h*- Miss Brassy
stopped for a two day visit In
Portland with Miss
Marjorie
(Therry en route to her home.
rjtM w nll nn.i Mr «nH
Mrs. D. P. (^ktw«-1! and Mr. and
K d . M™
| X ! S FrrJVi
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o w f ” i k
l r S in
’p i u ±
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest P. Cald-
w ell and family.
Willard Hood of Corvallis spent
thc week end at the home of his
IMir. nl«, Mr. and Mrs. G .C Hood,
Mr and Mrs. D. A-Kmerson of
Salem were guests Friday night
o f Mr.
.. and Mrs. F.
. L. , G rannis,
M r Emersfrn was formerly a su-
ixrintendent of Cottage Grove
st'hools and came to attend and
assist in the dedication of the new
union high school building.
Tuesday in the interest of the De-
Miss Doris Wood left Saturday troit Tigers baseball club
for Portland where she has em-
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stu>
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ployment. She was accompanied
by Miss Ada Chestnut who spent
vvt-r'k end visiting with Miss
Marjorie Cherry
T he C laude S h eets fa m ily and
rjOn*’ t7WtTy
the Sid Sheets S i v
of O iln
Mrs. A. N. Ward of San Fran- c S e k spent the i e e k end at Port
lhkh
’ <,u*,a i*o n " a,}d
.
Workers met all day
!‘ , dallied for the
Mrs. Earl Marcy a pot-
,uck d,nn<'r wa" *"™ d Pollyan-
na , gifts , .wcrp
were presented
presented to
to sever-
sever-
a ' B**K‘®* ‘ „ ,5 ,, dre? ’ & wefp
prsent. Mrs. William Denny will
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d(a y hostess on May 1st.
Mrs. Lucy Barkemeyer and two
Mon* recently attended a birthday
Party
*?er iatber, C. B
' *’"*•’ ° ‘ r>t. Helens, on his 80th
anruvarsary. About 20 attended,
Incjuu‘ng guests from California
and Wa»hlngton.
ry?ne 8 lnyited
!?? Pf*8'
ST,t.1i’^nday cvVnlniKi,at 7
wb?ri
^ ar ¿ e r""K will deliver a special
^ i J S i V o f ^ S S l " Y o u t^ s S u U ^
“ ^ ^ ° L " Uh™1J a°nU2h Sunday'
sp^
r Jdd H eath^ S I^ leasarrtlv
Ib‘‘
?n .‘he
surprised on her birthday last
wedk by Mmes. Owen Wilson,
Clyde Clark. Artie Dugan, Fran
ces Patten, Dick Garman, Ida M.
Ellsworth Tullar, aged 13, of •
London community had the mis White, L. G. Markham and Leon
fortune to break his collarbone ard Nations, who arrived Just be
fore the noon hour with a potluck
while playing Monday.
dinner and two lovely birthday
, Bernice Patten. I v a n Patten,
w^ich were
and a
Leo Dugan of Portland and Guy
was presented to Mrs.
Leabo spent Sunday on the coast Meath. In the afternoon the ladies
at W inchcatar hav
went for a ramble in the forest.
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Mrs. Add Heath and Miss Katie
Mrs. E. R. Crabbe and Mrs. W Barkemeyer were honored by the
C. Martin attended a meeting of Ji niorUIi ? ‘,y Worker\ a‘ a »"r-
Redeem S.AH. Green Stamps
chapter A M of P E O ln Eu- P?** birthday party last Friday
gene Wednesday afternoon.
?f ,T ™ n; T K & ri ’J ’erVWLa
i'
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ly decorated birthday cake with
Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Coop re- > ,l° and pun<* V d gave a pleas-
tumed Sunday from a two weeks’ i/JF program Toe hostesses were
trip to Missouri where they at-
Lurabel Gilham, Shirley
tended a national convention of
lue and Marianne Abeene.
the church of the Latter Day Others were Donna Doolittle,
Maxine Watson, Gladys Simons
Saints.
Cottage Grove
and Juanita Marcy.
and . . Mrs.
Piper _ vis-
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. . LaMar
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dren have returned from Long- ',ed
Mbw Miriam Piper, Sun-
Wayne Mackin attended the view, Washington, where they mty while enroute from their home
track meet in Eugene Saturday, spent the past week visiting rela- n ,
Francisco to Seattle.
J. H. Seagoe has been looking
tlves.
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around for a missing heifer.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Swanson
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown and
Miss Florence Kebelbeck cele-
Wells spent the week end fishing son of Coburg were week end brated her birthday recently. Din-
S,U^
lflk-
”< « - A e r j m n Don.
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£
even^ w ero
„ Mm. Goldie Smith Ferguson of
Springfield. Bible school teacher
in the public schools here, spent
Wednesday nlghi at the home of
Mrs. Gk-nnle Frost.
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‘-“7"* • ’ ‘be home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ix-ston Durham Sunday were
her parents. Mr. and Mm. Frank
M « Martin Smhh ’ a T o f Fueeno
and Mr and M™ Jnm ^ H'leJln.
and infant daughter of Redmond.
TOWWKWD CLUB HAS
SOCIAL MEETING
Hebron
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u,c evening
viuu
Monday
at the club
room ^ e regular social was held
77,,. program consisted of group
„inging, readings and a cowboy
■ - ’ A county meeting was an-
„git.
nounced for May 5. Report was
given on the meeting in Eugene
Saturday evening, which thirty
members had attended and gave
a program. Plans were discussed
relative to an invitation to the
public to debate the negative side
of the Townsend Movement with
cjUb members at the next social
meeting on May 6. A very im-
portant business meeting was an-
nounced for April 29.
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A group of Royal Neighbors left
Wo,k>at 8nd 800 Jerry’ a”
for Marcola Wednesday to attend of Latbam.
a county convention, including
Monroe. Among those going were G T O V e C l l b S W i l l
Mmes Fred Anderson. Nelson De- « 7 .’ «7 —
THE BEAUTIFUL, THRILLING, NEW
MONTAG
Softball Tournament
June
Bird. Frank Gierau, Rosa
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Currin. Edna Burleson. Harriet (By Bachelder and Johnson)
Martels, Alice Bree<Dove, Maude After winning two pre-season
B,aCk'
mighty fresh-
m° r<* “nd
HiH
L ., tO ,12’ and aP °,her frntn
Carl King motored to Portland w e n t^ o ^ h e Eugene Spkygrounds
Divide
por, which realistically simulate
breath in cold air.
BALANCEDRANGE
to win the semi-finals by again
defeating Willagellispie this time
11 to 10 and Coburg 5 to 4.
Saturday the 27th. the Cubs will
play in the finals against
River 1
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Roadl the w i""e r of that plays in
thp «Bernoon for the Lane County
^ ‘ball championship.
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, cisco. California, is visiting at the Orford.
A week from Saturday the Cubs
Th« C O U N T C S S “ Bal
'’£ ,andl borne of her mother.
Mrs
Sadie
Mrs. S. W. Gould and her broth- wlU take P8/ 1
‘he annual Lane
anced" model it priced at
r, L C' o
’ LewU and her daughter. Mildred er. John Logan, both of Grants
county track meet to be held in
sp«nt Friday
here
attending to Sellars.
Pass, visited with Mrs. Gould’s Lugene this year. In this year's
business matter« and renewing ac-
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sister-in-law. Mrs W E. Burkett, ‘ryouts the Cubs have bettered
quaintances among old friends.
Mr». E. F. McFarland. Mr». H. enroute to Eugene to be with their several of last year’s official rec-
T h e la m a ra a « a w ith
.L,. u .a „
Herrin and Mrs. George Mat- sister. Mrs. Grover Goodlow, who
P °r ‘be last two years the
.Mrs r> u 11^..^.^
bniU-ia alactric plata . . .
m P y ha7
thews attended the Willamette is ill in the Eugene hospital.
^ b s have taken second place and
a guest Saturday her
Brcsbyterial at Corvallis Tuesday
A charivari crowd met at the “ *ey stand a good chance of bring-
ria a re o ir avallatela a t
Emory Wallace of Reedsport. They and Wednesday
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jack- *"8 home the big cup this year.
al(«htl7 higher pricaa.
spent the afternoon in Ffugene vis-j
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son last Saturday evening. Candy
Ring nt the home of Mrs. Martha
Mr. and Mrs. Robert St. Elmo, and cigars was the treat for the
Oregon's 1941 automobile li-
Littlefield.
Mrs. Beatrice McCoy, Mrs. Lena
visitors. cense plates will be white numer-
a ...... Harn,o‘b and Mrs. Minnie Willits
Grover Goodlow visited Mrs. W. als on green background, the first
<k.v ^ ,m »
•« * " dpd « meeting of the Rebek- E. Burkett. Sunday and reports time since 1921 that this combina-
« , t h h l. hroih..r »mt uzif.. Mr
that his wife is improving much tion h u been used. Secretary of
with
his brother and wife, Mr. and evening Mt CoburK ,Mt Thursday better
than was expected.
State Earl Snell said Monday at
Mrs. Vernon Anderson, at Mt.|
Leo
Dugan
of
Portland
spent
Salem. This year’s plates are blue
Plensant, Utah.
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Mr*- R®y Trask attended a con- the week end at the home of his on white.
Mr»
' f ren<'e on community problems in parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dugan
Mrs. Bryan Barnett was brought tbe sociology department of the of Walden. He also visit
visited his sis
home from a Eugene hospital Fri University of Oregon Tuesday.
ter, Mrs. Loyal Leabow of Divide
day where she had been since un
dergoing an operation about three
Allen P. Wheeler of the Pleas
SERVICES FOR WILLIAN
wr-eks ago.
ant Hill section, candidate for
INFANT
county commissioner on the re-
D oris A rnest o f O.S.C.
Funeral services for John Rob
*Pfn‘ publican ticket, was mixing with
ert Willian. infant son of Mr. and
the week end at the home of her th<, voterR here yes, enlay
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Arn
Mrs. John Willian of Thornton
e si
Corners, were held at Mills chapel
Mr. and Mrs Ronald Gray and Saturday. He was born March 24
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lb. pkg.
Mrs. Lola Morcroft
and son
ohn
, P n. . of 1939- a"d 1« survived by his par
Richard of Salem spent the week „ ”7 anrt visited Sunday with Mr. ents and two sisters. The Rev
end visiting with the P. C. Chris- ,|"a Mrs- Hohmann
and fam- Harry Benton officiated and in-
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tensen family.
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Saturday, April 27th
Louis Sturges, student at O.S j C.
^ ' r o u .8en<o,L5Í?8,’
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spent the week end at the home p,ay , at H• S auditorium. Friday
It is the little things well done
o f his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. p
f 8 ' MaT
. ^ R? S rved seal that 80 ,to make up a su f« * * ‘ul
Stu rses
tickets on sale at Gustafson s and and truly good life.—Theodore
&
high school._________________37-ltc Roosevelt
Bill MacGlbbon. U. O. student,
spent the week end at the S. L.
Mackin home.
Lard
39c
Matches — —
3c
Corn Meal Yellow 9«>-»k.29c
Coffee
Stock 2 l'lb ca
ns55C
Crackers 1 pound package 10c
Krispies Kellogg’s 1 pk. and dish 10c
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reynolds
left T u esd ay for Deary, Idah& for
a week’s visit at the home of his
»rents, the Rev. and Mrs. H. E.
pynolds.
Leland Willits of Klamath Falls
spent Saturday at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Minnie Willits,
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Interest!
Red Roue Butter and lee Cream.
A«k for them. C. G. Creamery, tf
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And Moke It Shine on
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Leon C. Godard
Electric Contractor
405 Main
Salad Oil — — Quart 25C
Tom atoes — Size can 10c
P. A. or V elvet -
10c
Soup Vegetable or Tomato cans 25c
Grapefruit Juice 2“»»23c
W Your
indow
Cleaner Pint 15c
Container
Pinocchio Stamp
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20 useful articles to be given
away Saturday, April 27, at
8:30 P. M.
W ith Any I.G.A. Items
Your investment in a daily pint or
quart of milk for every member of
the family pays b a c k interest in
terms of health and resistance.
Plenty of good clean milk is the
modem spring tonic.
N ew Spuds No. l ’s 8 lbs. 25c Bananas — — pounds 25c
N ew Peas — — 3 pounds 25c Asparagus Local Pound 10c
Radishes — — 3 ‘>unches 10c Green Onions 3 bunches 10c
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Phone 21-P-4
Phone 1