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THURSDAY, JUNK 20, 194 0 _____________________________________THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GRO VK, < »KEIJON__________________________ Hollywood Praises New Pictures V 'Cy.c5iopx.sS- Mr. and Mrs. Jaxper Allen of Junction City, enroute to their home from a trip to the coast, were overnight guests Thursday of Mr. Allen’» sister, Mrs. Boone Humphrey, who accompanied them to Eugene Friday, returning that evening. Mra. Everett Runk and children of Lorane visited Sunday with Mra. Runk's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Johnson. Mr. and Mr». Francis Smith of Cottage Grove and Miss Esther Smith of Eugene were Sunday vis itors of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo«* Smith. Miss Shirley Arne left last week for Placerville, (California, to visit for a month with an aunt, Mra. Tom Ross. JMM HIMOA MA0UMW Mr. and Mrs. Tunis VanProoyn FM* HU GOHMSHOMOUiCe and baby of Latham were Sunday «MOOL— Ht ÔOT MIS visitors of M rs. VanProoyn'» TETTERÀ' »V MAIL* — brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Harry Williams. Mr and Mr». A Lane and son iJonald went to Salem Wednesday Chiropractic for and brought home their daughter Kathleen, who h a d attended the baby. Standard Oil'» new and gorge- the Scenic Oregon Coast, will be iwhool there the past year. Mr. and Mra. Henry McKinley ous color - photograph reproduc- distributed free beginning June 14 of Tillamook and Mra. AMie Krum tions of Western scenes win high to motorists by Standard Service pruise in new 3-million dollar Dis- Men. Seen in the picture are, left of Long Beach, California, were ney studio. Walt himself, and his to right, Norman Ferguson, Dis- guests recently of Mr. and Mra. CHIROPRACTOR executive staff, push aside studio ney supervising animation direc- Claude Arne. ' T x COITACI O tO V t *» « M à i» » « Mra. J. A. Schneider and Mrs. t)Usin<*Ms to admire the iieauty and tor, Ted Spears, story man, Walt quality of these remarkable views Disney, and Hamilton Lusk, su Ben Layng visited Tuesday at Yoncalla at the home of Mr. nn* wcond picture of the series, fx-rvising director. Schneider’s uncle, Thomas Letson. Allen Aspey is attending 4-H Mr. and Mr». Harry McDole moved to their farm recently from ¡club camp at Corvallis Mr. and Mr». Ray Husted of Sweethome where they had been Bobby Goodroada, who had vl»-: Joe Lancaster narrowly escaped living for Home time. Their sop Portland were recent guests of Ited here at the home of Louie being kilk*d Friday when he was Ralph graduated from the Sweet- Mra. Husted's sister, Mra. Harry I’nm azzl for a month, relumed In the face by a horse he home union high school with the Williams. Saturday to hta home at Winches kicked Mra. Edwin Voss and daughter had recently purchased and work class of 1940. t e r Bay. I an * and Lloyd Premuzzl Lorraine and Jeanne left last week Miss Betty Jo Perini is staying ed a half day. Mr. Lancaster suf- took him home and returned home fered a broken nose and several with her sister, Mrs. Claude for Los Angeles to visit until the name day. ribs, had cuts about the face and Sheets, and helping care for little August with Mra. Vos»' father. Mr. and Mra. Frank Glerau and a slight concusión. His brother-in- Garold Sheets who was brought Bob Rampe. The Dorena club sponsored a their houae guests. Mr. and Mra law and son Donald are attending home from the Eugene hospital George Mullen of Wewela, South to Mr. Ijincaster's farm work. last week and is recovering from iximmumty picnic held Sunday in Layng's grove. Dakota, accompanied by Mr. and Mra. Edna Crahan and sister, an appendicitis operation. Mr. and Mr». L. K. Brumfield Mr». Charles Peek of Lynx Hol Mrs. Neita Swafford of Eugene, entertained Sunday at dinner in low and Mr. and Mr». Ben Rho- honor of their twenty-second wed- leder of Cottage Grove, »pent Sun returned Monday from a several visit with their parents, Mr. fling anniversary. Invited guests day at Cleawox lake on the coast. davs' and Mra H. H. Russell at Walker, Mrs. L. B. Matusch, Mra. Wal were Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Lebow Miaa Mary Trent visited two California. They were accompani days last week with Mrs. Walter ed home by their sister Mabel ter Matusch and Mr. and Mra. o f Cottage Grove, Miss Bertha DeVaney of Eugene, Roy Spaugh Pitcher at Walden. Ann, who will spend a month here Lynn Birks and three children of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Robert. Juanita and Vernon, all of Mr. and Mr». Alton Tonole were and at Eugene. Sheridan visited Sunday with Mr. I^ayng, Brison and Clarence Sears Sunday visitor» of Mr». Tonole's Miss Martha Arnold spent last and Mra. Clara Chapman. mother, Mrs. Ora Smith, at week at Curtin when* she visited und Mr». Orlen Land. Roy Spaugh of Corvallis and 'Hie annual school meeting wax Springfield. friends. held at the school house Monday Miss Bertha DeVaney of Eugene Mr. and Mr». W. L. Whitlock Mra. Frank Stout returned to evening. John Read was elected were overnight guests Sunday of and family were visitor* Saturday the berry fields Sunday after director for a term of three years, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Brumfield. at the l> »lie Wicks home at Do spending a few days at home. and Mra. Ellen Land was reelected rena. Mr. ami Mrs. E. L. McReynolds clerk for a one-year term. W. A. Keene accompanied a son and son George and niece, Mra. Margaret R e a d of Cottage Conrad to Salem Wednesday and Ruby Ellis, Christenson and chil Grove spent the week end with returned that evening. dren of Gold Hill attended the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Lawrence Montieth cut Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tonole are funeral of Mr. McReynolds' uncle Read. the thumb on her left hand Sun and Mrs. Christenson's great uncle the parents of a lathy girl, born Louis Dodge went to Eugene day evening while cutting wood. Friday, at the McFarland mater Will Linch, at Eugene Tuesday. Monday where he received medi She was taken to the doctor and nity home in Cottage Grove. She Miss Marie Wakefield of Scotts cal treatment. several stitches were taken to has been named Bobbie Jean. Mills is visiting here with friends Charlie Eakright of Spokane. close the wound. Mr. and Mm. S. P. Shortridge and at the home of a sister. Mrs. Washington, visited Tuesday at R. W. Hile purchased 900 more the Orlen I-and home. went to Eugene Friday with a Marion Miller. baby chicks last week. This makes Miss Evelyn Lamb of Eugene Mr. and Mra. John Read spent about 1300 chickens he has now. petition »igned by the residents along the north lane, asking that spent Sunday at the home of her Thursday evening at the Don Read Ann Mooney of California, who the couny oil that road as the parents, Mr. and Mra. John Lamb. home In Wolf Creek. is on a tour of the U. S., stopped The annual school meeting was Orville Horner and Art Tucker over Tuesday and Wednesday for trucks hauling gravel for the new highway In Cottage Gnivij have held Monday evening. R. II. Ken spent the week end at Mill City a visit with her sister, Mrs. Myrtle kept residents covered with dust ady was reelected director and with Mr. Homer’s mother. Pollock. C. O. Smith was brought home Since the rock crusher has been Mrs. R. H. Kenady was reelected Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cline of the working at the end of the lam* on clerk. Consolidation with the from the Eugene hospital Satur Bohemia district spent Saturday the river. An agreement has been Ijitham school was voted on and day. afternoon at the Howard Keene John Read attended a directors home. reached whereby the residents defeated ten to eight. buy the oil and the county do the Mr. and Mrs. Jess Tucker and The Ed Sutton family of Lins- meeting of the REA in Eugene oiling, which it Is expected will be law and Mr. and Mra. Amis Mc Thursday. son of Winchester Bay visited at Mra. W . J. Vaughn is spending the home of Mr. Tucker’s sister, done at once. Garvin and children were Sunday Mra. R. B. Dixon ano daughter dinner guests of Mr. and Mr». this week with relatives at Flor Mrs. Lawrence Montieth Sunday. ence. Doris .accompanied by Mra. Frank Frank McGarvin. Mrs. Ralph Hill and Vivian and The Dorena girls softball team Velma Pollock attended a birth Swigart of Cottage Grove, are Mr. and Mr». Elmer Martin «pending this week with friend» at have sold their ranch to Mr. and went to Culp Creek Tuesday eve day party ior Dorothy Sharon at Grants Pass. • i Mra. M. L. Eastwood, who took ning where they defeated the Culp her home one day last week. IMMsession last week. Mr. and Mra. Creek team by a score of 9-8. Mrs. Ed Brown and niece Billy Lowell Wright of Grand Mound, Ann returned from Washington The Lord compensates those Martin have bought a home at Washington, is visiting here at the where they had spent a couple who aren't important by making Walker. Mrs Kate Libby of Seattle who home of an aunt. Mrs. Glenn Jen weeks visiting relatives. them feel important. was returning from a visit in Los nings. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Haney of Glenn Jennings and son Delbert Wendling spent the week end at Many of our young engineer» Angeles. stopped here Friday for who have employment at Blue are spending their time tinkering a visit with her sister, Mrs. Nell the home of Mra. Haney’s mother, River, spent the week end at their Mrs. Ray Stewart. with misses In their motors. Tapp. home here. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Russell and sons spent the w«*ek end at Sal STANDARD OIL RELEASES mon Creek above Oakridge. COLOR PICTURES Carl Nichols of Medford was a caller at the Lowell Benston Carrying on an extensive cam- home Monday. |wign for "Western Scenic Pic Jimmy Krebser accompanied tures in Every Western Home,” a Mr. and Mrs. Edward Krebser of new and beautiful color-photo Cottage Grove to Sutherlin Fri AdmkMlon Ito and Sfe graph-reproduction of the scenic day where they visited at the FRIDAY, SATURDAY, JUNE tl- Z t i Oregon coast will be presented Claude Willey home. free to motorists by Standard ser "ALIAS THE DEACON," Bob Burn», Ml»cha Auer. Jacky Montieth is spending the vice men, beginning June 14, J. F. week at the home of his uncle, Dennis O'Keefe, Peggy Morgan, Guinn Williams. Finnernn, substation agent of Ben Jackson of Walker. Standard Oil company announced SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, JUNE 28-24-28: here today. This is the second pic "VIRGINIA CITY," Errol Flynn. Miriam Hopkins. ture subject in the series to be distributed in this vicinity. Randolph Scott, Frank McHugh, Humphrey Bogart, "These pictures will be distrib- Alan Hale, Guinn Williams. Miss Miriam Piper and her i uted free, to motorists, as long as nephew, Ray Nelson, were in Eu ' the supply holds out," said Mr. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, JUNE 26-27: gene on business Monday. ’ Finneran. Glen Gilham of Elsie; Mr. and "FORTY LITTLE MOTHERS," Eddie Cantor, Judith "While our own purpose is to Anderaon, Ralph Morgan. Rita Johnson, Bonita Gran encourage motorists to see and ap Mrs. A1 Fletcher and baby of Til- preciate the grandeur of western ville, Diana Lewli. 'scenery, we are assured that this is a great opportunity for home- decoration as well. "Almost every home needs a spot of color on the walls of the living room, bedroom, nook or Admission Ito and 28c; Bargain Nights Admission Ito hallway. These pictures present our own American beauty-spots in THURSDAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 20-21: reproductions suitable for framing and in natural colorings of amaz “PRIVATE DETECTIVE,” Jane Wyman, Dick Foran, ing fidelity—an ornament to any Gloria Dickson. BARGAIN NIGHTS, Almlsslon, 10c. I home. "While our allotment is liberal, SATURDAY, SUNDAY. JUNE 22-28: all stations had such a call for the first picture, I can only hope our Kane Grey’s “LIGHT OF WESTERN STARS,” Victor supply of this one will not run Jory, Jo Ann Sayers, Russell Hayden, Noah Beery Jr., short." J. Farrell MacDonald. Saturday Matinee 2:80 p. m. Ad mission 10c and 18«’. Corn Shucks DecorsUons Thornton Comers « Mount View Divide Dorena « Arcade Theatre Hebron A Save Now at June Health and Beauty Sale 49c LeCLAIR CASTILE SHAMPOO 20x39 TURKISH BATH TOWEL ....... ............... Both 39c 27c KLENZO PCL. TI8SUE, 500’» .... ......- ................... 19c 50c MINIATURE CARA NOME FACE POWD AND PERFUME ...... .......... 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Nellie Williams remained to care for her sister, Mrs. TrunnelL Mrs. Charlie Miller and Wayne Walker are visiting in California at the home of Mrs. Miller’s daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Walker are running the dairy in their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Anderson and sons Bob and Howard of T o ledo spent the week end at the Hugh Trunnell home. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Garoutte and chiudren and Bill Garoutte of McKenzie Bridge spent Sunday at the home of Mr W. T. Garoutte. Albert Harris who has recently been employed at Idinar is now employed by Fred Harris and is staying at the H. H. Harris home. lamook, spent Sunday at the C. C. Gilham home. Miss Florence Kebelbeck left Saturday on the train for San Francisco to visit friends. ~>»ie will see the fair also. D. L. Miller and son of Black Butte sheared sheep last Thurs day for John Van Hoval and the Misses Taylor. Darrel Mosby sheared for John Murry. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kebelbeck of Eugene came Saturday evening and spent Sunday with the John Kebelbeck family. Frank Willis of Silk Creek brought his baler to the John Kebelbeck place Monday and be gan on the alfalfa crop. Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Gilcrist of Dunsmuir, California, called on a number of friends here recently. Mrs. John Belieu, Myrtle Point; Mrs. Charles Wood and Mrs. Wm. Caveness of Cottage Grove called on Mrs. Phebe Young last week. Mra. Young visited in the Grove recently with her sister, Mrs. Belieu. at the home of Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Belieu was returning from Salem, where she visited a broth er, E. F. Carlile, who is quite ill in a hospital. Mrs. A lire Weeden of Monte bello. California, and two daugh ters of Eugene attended services at Hebron church Sunday. Good Will Used Cars Latham Hershel Johnson of Chehalis. Washington visited friends and relatives here. Mrs. R. O. Yearous and daugh ter Jean and Hershel Johnson, nephew of Mrs. Yearous, spent the past week in Eureka, Calif, vis iting at the home of Mrs. Yearous’ sister, Mrs. Clarence Stoneburg. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hull and children of Vancouver, Washing ton are visiting at the Claude Plaster home. The Albert Hull family and Miss Agnes Moon spent Sunday visiting points along the coast. Mr. and Mrs. Robert St. Elmo and daughter Bethel spent Sunday vis iting various points along the coast. Mrs. Gecrge Williams, Mrs. 1987 1987 1986 1986 1986 1988 1982 1929 1980 1982 1929 1982 1929 1929 1929 Chev Sedan ____ Chev Cpe _______ Ford Sedan _____ Chev Sedan ........ Ford Sedan .......... Ford Coupe _____ Chrysler Sedan .... Ford Sedan .... ..... Ford Roadster .... Willy» Knight Sdn Chev Sedan ____ Dodge Coupe ..... 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