THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1940
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THE SENTINEL, OOTTAQE PROVE, OREGON
F n v Methodist Church. The
paator w ill return during the
week and have rburge of the aer-
vleea on Sunday,
bringing
the
rneaaagea of the day. Sunday
school at 9:45 a. in. Morning w or­
ship at 11:00 and evening service,
at 8:00 p. m. Class meeting at
7:30. Prayer meeting each Thurs­
day at 7:30 p. m.
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First Baptist Church, Dr. J. R.
Bran ton, pun tor, Sunday school.
10:00, Mrs. W. C. M artin, Supt '
Forenoon service at 11:00. B. Y.
P. U., 6:30. Evening service, 7:30.
Wednesday evening 7:30, choir
practice. Thursday evening. 6:45,
s|MTlal meeting of B.Y.P.U. o ffi­
cers, 7:30, prayer meeting.
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Presbyterian Church, E. F. M c­
Farland, Minister. Bible school
with classes for all ages meets
promptly at 9:45. Morning w or­
ship at 11:00 o'clock Subject of
sermon: "Our Identification W ith
Christ." The young people’s so­
ciety meets at 6:30 with
Mac
Trask as the leader. The Junior
society m<*ets on Monday a fte r­
noon at close of school In the low­
er auditorium of the church.
Evening worship at 7:30. Sony
service. Subject of sermon: "Ouf
Generation Like Children Playing
in the M arket Place." The public
is cordially invited to all services,
e • e
Catholic Ghurch.
Father An
thony Gerace. — Maas each Sun­
day at 9:30 a. an. except the fourth
Sunday when the hour Is 8 a. m
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Community Bible class meets In
the Townsend hall every Sunday
morning at 9:45. lead er. M r. Lau-
bach Everyone welcome. Special
invitation to the ladles.
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Assembly of God — Evangelist
Genevieve Booth - Clibbom an-i
nounces her subjects for the week
which is her last week at the As­
sembly of God church: Wednes­
day, "How I was converted and
filled with
the Holy Spirit."
Thursday. "How at eighteen years
of age I started to preach and of
TO N Y ACCETTA (rig h t), of
the many persecutions I had " F r i­ Cleveland, noses out his rivals in
day, "Modem Bread and B utter the national association of angling
Miracles I have seen." Saturday
and casting clubs tournament to
T ra v e l talk on Australia." Mrs.
Booth-Clibbom spent two years retain the title of U. S. profes­
In evangelistic work in the land sional all-around bait- and fly-cast­
ing champion. He is shown re­
of the .Southern Cross.
Sunday morning, 11 a. m. T h e ceiving a plaque emblematic of his
God of the Valley." Sunday eve­ victory frorr. Dr. Clinton K. H ig­
ning. 7:45. "How I died and what
gins, of S l Louis, association
I saw in Eternity."
•lent lo r 1940 and a contest­
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Honking of geese as they wing
their way through Oregon, m ark­
ing the beginning of the southern
migration of these birds, has serv­
ed to bring sportsmen to the real­
ization that the annual hunting
season is near at hand.
In Just about a week, »Septem­
ber 20, the deer season opens.
Shortly thereafter, on September
29, the antelope season is on and
on November 1. the elk season,
both fo r bull and cow elk, w ill be
ant in the meet, which was held
in that city. Accetta, who stars in
“Let's Co Fishing”, a 2-reel bait­
casting picture produced for free
distribution by the Fisher Body
division of General Motors, it is
rumored may soon make a com­
panion piece for the automobile
body-building concern, a new sound
film dealing with the sport of fly­
casting.
Methodist Church. Ellsworth M
Tilton, Pastor.—Sunday school at
9:45. S. L. M arkin, Supt. Fore­
noon service, 11. sermon subject, 1
"Entrusted W ith
P e r is h a b le
Greatness " Evening service. 7:30,
w rm on
subject.
"Mountain of
iT iris t.” Epworth and Interm edi- '
ate I¿»agues. 6:30. IT a y e r meeting, •
Thursday, 7:30.
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Jersey Woman Has Baby a Day
II. S. Reclamation Projects
British engineers are studying
western United States reclamation
projects to determine if such proj­
ects can be adapted to areas of low
rainfall in the Union of South Af­
rica.
officially open.
A new regulation ia in effect on
Blacktail deer- reduction in the
bag lim it to one deer. There w ill
be no doe season this year and the
bag lim it on mule deer continues
at one deer. The season extends
from September 20 to October 25,
both dates inclusive.
Open territo ry for antelope in­
cludes parts of Lake, M alheur and
Harney counties. The season for
these fleet-footed animals exteriUs
from September 29 to October 6,
both dates inclusive. Special tags
have been authorized by the game
commission and a lim ited supply
is still available. Any sportsman
wishing to go antelope hunting
should obtain his tag by com­
municating with the Portland of­
fice of the commission at once.
Elk season opens November 1
and extends to the 16th, both
dates inclusive. B u l l eik with
horns may be shot in Union, U m a­
tilla, Grant, Morrow, Baker and
that part of W allowa county north
of baseline and west of the Im -
naha river. The cow elk territo ry
lies within the bull elk territo ry
but does not embrace the entire
territo ry. Hunters should refer to
the official hunting synopsis for
the exact boundaries.
Decision of the game commis­
sion to throw open a number of
game reserves for deer hunting
has made new deer hunting
grounds that w ill
accommodate
many sportsmen. Last year the
commission opened Ochoco, M y r­
tle Park and Canyon
Creek in
Grant county and these three re­
serves w ill again be open this
year. In addition, the following
game refuges are also open to
deer hunting: Mule deer, in south­
ern Klam ath and Lake counties;
Steen Mountain, in southeast H a r­
ney county; M r. Em ily, on boun­
dary of U m atilla and Union coun­
ties and that part of the W arner
game refuge lying outside of the
H eart Mountain antelope reserve
in southeast Lake counties.
In Canyon Creek refuge, only
bow and arrow hunting w ill be
permitted from the opening of the
deer season until October 3.
Destroy Brea
Canadian apiarists have found It
Is cheaper to destroy their swarms
of bees at the end of each honey
gathering season, replacing them
each year with new svzarms from
California, than it is to feed the In­
sects artificially during the winter
months.
Htainiesa gleei Plane Wings
Stainless steel wings for the na-
t,on’* planes of war and m u n t r e «
Films Developed
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Deer Season Opens
September 20th
We are headquarters for new and used
guns and all kinds of ammunition. We also
have many other hunting season supplies,
including deer bags and red hats.
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Arrive#
Under the Burke - Wadsworth
selective service or draft bill Ore­
gon would supply 3,210 soldiers.
Fred Knox, manager of t h e
Lane county fair, was a business
visitor here Saturday and was a
pleasant caller at the Sentinel of­
fice while making a trip down the
valley in the interest of the fair.
The last meeting of the county
board of equilization was held F r i­
day afternoon in the court house
at Eugene. The board acted on th e ,
^10 complaints. There w e r e no
v complaints made by local proper­
ty owners.
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Mrs. Arthur Smith, wife of Elisabeth. N. A, WPA worker, proudly
holds her triplets, bern en three separate days.
Limited Expansion
The town of Bath. N. C., Incor­
porated In 1705, is no larger now
than when It received its charter.
Superatltion «ays a colonial minis­
ter pronounced a curse on the v il­
lage. forbidding it to grow.
The Cense' vatory
A conservatory is a »mall green
W elby Stevens. Lane county as­
sessor. was chosen president of
the Oregon assessor’s association
in session at Albany last week.
9:30 -
Spokane............. 7 .-OO a. m.
E r a r y R ag u la r C ar A ir-C o n d fa o n a d
O b serv a tio n c lu b car. w ith Lounga. fountain, baxbor, b a t h , p e r i o d ­
ica ls, ca rd s. L a t e s t t y p e s o f stan d ard s a d to n rist s le e p in g ca rs —
D e lu n a c o a ch es, w ith lo u n g e s lor seen an d w om en , d e e p in d iv id u ­
al seat«, porter se r v ic e , b e e pillow *.
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Meeh b a in carries a it-c o n d itio n e d reee rv ed se a t co a ch w ith in d iv id u a l,
a d ju sta b le se a ts (SOc), o b serv a tio n se c tio n , m agaxinaa, e tc . C a fe I
om y m ea ls. Standard co a ch . S cen ery of C olum bia R iver an
B a n g s and B o n n e v ille Dam.
SPOKANE
LOW
FARES
<*m Psrtqa«
Coach*........... $7.50 one way—$13.50 round trip
Tonrist............ 8.43 one way— 15.20 round trip
S t andar d ......... 11.24 one way— 16.90 round trip
’ A n d Has e r r e d S ea t C o a ch .
JBsrdl and rsssrssd seer cisa sa s
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S o u th a m P a cific’a h om e a g en t w ill s e ll through tic k e ts
i a c o n n e c tio n w ith t h e S. P. 4 3 . Ry. at p ro p o rtio n a l fir e s .
D e ta ils or illu stra te d fo ld e r s w ill b e fu rn ish ed o n req u est—
L H. C rosier. G en . P a sse n g e r A g en t. A m erica n Bank B ld g , Portland.
Help wanted signs were posted
by hop growers over the state last
week. The growers are asking
family groups to do the picking, j
nouse or glass house usually at­
Leslie Davis of Roseburg, was
tached to a house. The same terra
is- applied to a greenhouse where found dead in a Eugene rooming
there is a display at foliage and house at 801 East Broadway F ri-
flowering plants.
6 or 8
were recently demonstrated.
N e w s B r ie fs
Hebron Christian Church Just
beginning an evangelistic cam­
paign Sunday. September 15. Ser­
vices w ill be held nightly with the
exception of Saturday night. Sep­
tember 21. H am id Scott, pastor
of the W alton Church of Christ,
w ill be the evangelist.
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Christian Science Society, 242
Second street. — Sunday school,
9:45; forenoon service, 11, subject
"Substance." Evening service 2nd
Wednesday of each month at 8:00
p. m. The Bible, Christian Sci­
ence llternture and the writings
of M ary Baker Eddy may be bor­
rowed or purchased before or
te r the Wednesday service.
Firsl Trm peranre Society
The first temperance aoclety in
thia country waa formed at Litch­
field. Conn., In 1789. by 200 farmers
who pledged themselves not to give
strong liquors to workmen engaged
in carrying on their farm work.
(lay evening. Coroner C. P. Poole
reported that Investigation a few
moments a fte r the body was found
indicated
death
from
natural
causes.
Successful in Title Defense Deer Season to
Open Sept. 20th
(P O R T L A N D ]
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway
Typewriter and adding machine
V o lta ire en God
ribbons, all makes of machines at
Voltaire said: " If God did not
8entinel office.
21-tfx exist. It would be necessary to in­
vent Him ."
Cheerio Neighbor!
Is that a new hat?
Great day, no! I
just had it cleaned
and blocked at the
Cottage Grove Cleaners
ELMER TOHLEN. Prop.
Phone 81
14 So. 5th St.
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