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PAGE FOUR Ó* O CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES C IE T y Z M iss Rodney llood, Repot ter J O IN T IN S T A L L A T IO N . Social Calendar conductor. Miss Mary McKlbton,: S er^ R o y WStcw4°rl,;hT e ~ X p I > r t ’e r to the noble grand, Mrs. N e ttie Jones: right supporter to the vice president. Mrs N ellie King; left supporter to the vice president Mrs. Meivie St. Elmo: inner guar- dian. Mrs. Nora Yearous outside guardian. M r» N ellie Johnson S H « to rt \ f f KODAK FINISHING Picture Shop AA<2) so this country has always recognized and RECOGNIZES TODAY THE N O 8 IU T V OF _____ WORK Atyto CHAfiACTEA. AND COVUAGE. W .I’.A. S PO N S O R S C LA SS, _______ _______ M.P.G. < LI It. **“ *} ' ' ' edncsday and Thursday The M .P.G . c l u b J 5i bCr,| M 2?n' froin 1:0® ,n- ,o 3,10 P m a v ,„ Z ,ia rp o ,e - Ray sponsored by the i - " bT " ' * S * ^ t K .* * ,'n J ? ° nl1 18 ch ' Z n k A nlaiif, 3| a n i n of the Jefferson school. The class J ‘V L ? ^ 1 " ' r Z Z * 7 3 .r.« ?n?at,on proj5ct and b free Hoard and Albert H u ll Deacon- 12. aU may interested, ° V u rL M rs' H u l ' M r5 ' There w ' ill be personal ,h sewing ~ M t e and L“' met at the home of Mrs. Roy Short, Tuesday for a 1:00 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. , U r t y T ,,u s of EuSt‘r* w "« « guest. The next m eeting w ill to a t ,hc home of Mrs Joe Sm ith w ith Mrs. Fiances Nichols as hostess. Combination Pipe. C ig a rrlle For the pipe smoker who likes an occasional cigarette, tobacco shops in New York city are featuring a combination pipe and cigarette hold er made of aluminum This ciga rette holder is produced by remov ing the pipe stem. Greeks Had Combs S a T ’H a i S e l i ’" E iva Morris, retiring noble grand, T n H >n? u M l v A,m presented M rs. Donna Cooper w ith v ^Jrs- at:s?n-» a gift in appreciation o f t o r work m ' Z k u "1 as musician during her term of T rank B'ble school office. Mrs. B ertha Gunderson in suPe rl"t<*ndent. Roy Hands, as- behalf of the lodge, presented a h "’ 3 " ’ suPe ,ln ’ cn<i<’n’ - J a m e s past noble grand pin to Mrs Eiva v *"!,a J ' , chureh clerk. Hazel Morris. Corsages were presented ¿ an N ®rtw ic* '= church treasurer. to a ll installed officers w ith Miss 1 rT \ lncent: trustees. F ra n k An- Shirley Culver acting as Bower v ’ ' I^ wren« ‘ Brown and Ray -jjirT \in c e n t: pianist. Mrs. Moon and o „ .. a c t a n t pianist. M rs Vincent. A .h rw a p " 2 ta 500131 hour was h<?Id and refresh- ? e ro ? n s m H ^ e mCntS SCned- Elective officers included, noble grand. C. H . Ga- P R E -N F P T IA L S H O W E R . routte; vice grand, P eter B riton; ________ secretary. Geor^g S w e e t , and P ilcf £ r Edna ! ^ SUi? r ' V e rn ,® tew art. Appoin- S n cffan d M rs*'¿>im a D u rham ',m - tivp officers installed were: W a r- tertained at the home of Mrs. den. Cljct Aubrey; cbhductor. Pitcher last Thursday evening H a rry guardian, w ith a personal shower for Miss S err pH Z ' ngr ‘f SUpi ,ifu l { X ^ r o n s S ^ M i * M ^ eM e ra m Z e ‘ coreisted of Mrs_ Vera Zie- K h L v T ' ai t nniJ Chet Aubrey, Tom Gunderson and C. A. ? ng' ' . f * „. HOUSE W ARMING. ------------- Several members of the Tuesday Bndge club and th eir husbands surprised M r. and Mrs. W . H. Daugherty a t their new home on West M ain street Sunday evening, T he evening was spent socially gnd refreshments were served at fce close by the ladies of the club. U T O P IA C LU B . The Utopia club celebrated its Bixteenth anniversary w ith a no- Ow <t X j 2 nC?e2? ™ '" ’ day a t The h ^ i h ,™ S‘ L ' M ackin- w ith a b i ^ d a v ^ nLen is Bonney of M end I.-tonX MrS,' the home of M r G R p ° r at SX S3, Hair combs are of great antiquity, The Jemo club met F rid a y a f- ternoon at the home of Mrs. Rus- and specimens made of wnxi. bone sell E. Sm ith. A dessert was gerv- and horn have been found in Swiss lake dwellings Among the early fo,,owpd * * bridge Mrs Sher- man Chapman held high scon-and Greeks and Romans they were Mrs. V. H Sherman low. Mrs. M. made of boxwood and In Egypt of V. Sherm an of Eugene was wel- ivory. corned into the club as a new mem ber M rs. Roy Sunderland w ill Stator of Liberty en tertain the club at her home for By President Roosevelt's execu- th e ir next meeting to be held Feb- Uve order of 1933 the Statue of L ib ru a ry 7th erty was transferred from the army 1— ♦ - to the Jurisdiction of Secretary of S F R P ltis F P I •A R T Y the Interior Harold L Ickes. and is now administered as the Statue of p k a s a n tl* »utpriscd taSte T h * “ Liberty National Monument A TTE N D DANCE. ---- --------- . T h ° annual form al dance for Lan‘* ? hi l nl rs and ’ he,r wives w ill be held S aturday eve- ning at the Osbourn hotel in Eu- gene. A ll Shriners are to w ear th e ir fezzes. T he potentates of Al R adar tem ple in P ortland and H illa h tem ple of Ashland and a number of other guests have been invited. Robert fro m m . E a rl H a ll and W o rth H arvey w ere among those on the publicity com m ittee LoCal * > “ > Pla " “ » a *‘ ™ d are M r . and Mrs „ w Lom barrf D r a ^ dM ^h W i H i ' ^ S ^ E ^ H ^ i i d l t r^ „ , M r and * * • " * P ro " ^ * called for an'A fternoon of b r i t o i E N T E R T A IN S Those present were Mabelle W il F R IE N D S . son, Anna Gates. M ac Tennis, Sallie H ill. Edna Burleson, Grace en- patois, N ellie ffUackm orr and the rcehaionts were served the f o í M r . ; - d Mrs S. L S f n ^ M r ^ a n d V ^ C E UmL phrey. M r anS M re G 3 . S - ' est. M r. and Mrs A lbert Wood- a rd . M r. and Mrs N. E. Compton, M r and M rs F F Cone tho Bi.v and M rs ‘ E'LswoGh T ilto n, M r H ^ ri " d Ftodncy M r s /E lm e r TohteS, and M r and Hood. The guest of honor, a fte r Mrs. C. N . Land. opening the many lovelv gifts — presented her, cut the bride's < A R N A T IO N C L U B . cake- which was served w ith ice __ /~»1 o cream to the following guests: Mrs. Ruby M re Pauline c- ' j G Pn Swan?°n 'vas hostess ‘ C ~ herry Palmer. Miss N o i^ a Dugan M re r ? *. even,,ng a ' „ b?,ne ‘ ® . ^ Mae Wilson. Miss La Verne Brown w ^ lzH Thn ’ ' Miss Rodney Hood, the guest of ^213 honor. Miss Cherry, and the 7« £ UrVS a-sslided hostesses. Mrs. Pitcher. Mrs. D u r- bride2 1pnH'<?d,.'d ham and Mrs. Snell. plaY- M ^ - p>a> Nelson held — A1 fx 'nl l L a - yng, sec- H O B B Y C LU B . 2™ V?!1 .M rs. M ae Baldwin _ -------------- guest i ^ e M a"e For the xt The guests present at the pre- m a t in g w illte 'a n n o u n c e d k h * / nuptial shower given last Thurs- __ a __ a X epftI+?Jr xri‘Ome»?i G A R D E N IA C L U B . it^her fo r Miss a rjo rie ‘ ' Ada P Pitcher M arjo ________ ■ 5 ^ ' , i orrn5d a hobby club fol- M rs j M M oClarnan enter- H r X d and ? Wrtar. * 2 ^ ,a in ,‘d the Gardenia club a t her first m ectb L «T , h<> hwmc F rid a >' afternoon. Guests Kuby Che?rv n ™ Were M re M c C la m a n ’s two sis- Dugan treasu rer- Pauli™ ters' M rs ' Flo Yd S chm itt of Lynx e r .i secretary and Jtndn2v (rJiTi H ollow and Mrs. Donald K elly of CHEESE FO N D LE. "" T h ° Presby te ria n Missionary so- major markets showed that 82 M ^ a u g h to . ---------------------------------- L h e n y . Norm a Dugan. M a r i n e ciety m et Wednesday a t the home P*r cent of the cattle and 6« per Brown"' e S S n ^ ll^A d a PHcher W A’ h° W WeOt * m ark' t ta S e n liiu e a t. “ It's Not What Yon Say, I t ’s the Way You Say It.” Sunnyside Greenhouses I I’ltone 182 1702 West Main I Itorothy Babcock D e l o r e s P o r i « / . S hofstall led devotionals. Mrs. motor trucks. Doris Vance ^ I m a S u r h a ^ T n d £ ° nn<?y' ‘“ “ T ’" T ’ ° f H ', B _________________ Rodney Hood. and .F e m n , was m charge of the le s -, H„||um p|ant son on N ational Missions. M iss, _ M a ry Young, recently returned i 17,6 capacity of the government- T H E T A R H O G IR L S . from Korea spoke on her work. ®wnt'd helium plant at Amarillo, Refreshments were were served served by the Texas, A regular t l . ' i Hetresnments by the **» « •. is 24.000,000 cubic feet of he- hrxz'lnot' (Z ■ «z «rt er 18 x. «•«- lllim A Vg*9F Rho Cu-ls was held Monday evei h^ b 'ss S|X present.' bum a yr;,r ning at the I.O .O .F. hall, plans were made to go to Eugene W ed nesday night to attend the instal lation of officers of the Eugene Theta Rho club. Alyce Trunnell Janice Hatch and E sther Plum- 2 1 ^ wpre appointed as a flow er My office will lie closed Friday, .Saturday and Sun- committee to send _____ _ to flowers members who may be ill. In itia day, January 24, 25, 26. Mrs. Hagen and I will attend the tion was held for M arion Turner. I t was decided that the first m eet si'ini-annual lectures and clinics held by the Oregon State ing of the month would hereafter be the social evening. The next Chiropractic Association at the Western States College in meeting w ill be F ebruary 3rd and a potluck supper w ill precede the; Portland, Oregon. meeting. A ll persons interested in I the club are invited to attend. N O T IC E Phone No. 3 Free Delivery K itchen Q ueen Flour *’11»’1.29 Red & W hite C offee 1 **• 25c Drip or Regular R ed & W hite C offee 3 "» 73c Drip or Regular C ascade C rackers 2 M atches lb. box 15c 6-box carton 15c 83c D U ST P A N FREE Best Orade 5 String Brooms Borene or Big B oy Bar Soap 6 *<» 25c T o ilet Paper 3 10c C orn and Peas 303 tins for 25c Pineapple 14 oz, tins Cubes or Crated 10c Pancake Flour Red and W h ite 18c W heat C ereal R. and W, 17c Salad D ressing 28-ox. pkg. Sun Spun Qls. 28c January Special M?-LauL'hlinand se c re ,a ry - M rs- L C herry ‘ ^ r m a U lD u e a n ^ ^ J iJ ir iy E x p re s s th e l ’ rojMîr More than li>X700 persons were reported missing last year, a survey by the Federal Bureau of Investiga tion reveals. A majority of these were subsequently located and Iden tified. but the whereabouts of 18 500 of those missing still remains a mystery. YoU in <hte VerSi° n ° f f° ndue: Cleaning Behind Refrigerator 4 slices d ry w h ite bread To clean the painted wall behind 2 tbsp b utter the refrigerator or stove, tightly at 1 tsp prepared m ustard tach a soft cloth to. a yardstick, 2 eggs broom handle or fishing pole, dip it 1 H cups m ilk In warm water and soap suds and lb. grated, cheese poke about at will. To clean lino 4 slices bacon leum under refrigerators or stoves, 1 Lsp salt dip the cloth in floor wax. This '« tsp paprika M ix b u tte r and m ustard; spread polishes aa it cleans. on bread; cut MltfHl bread HI in >U1I'1IJ|'* suitable eax-aaxg, vug pieces for serving. Arrange bread M e tear lie for Tombatooe «" buttered baking dish Sprinkle John W. Rots of Erin. Tenn.. la chees<?1over bread. Beat eggs, add- certain of one thing, zaya the Amer “ 5’ papr,ka and m ilk p ° u r ican Magazine. When he diet he'« ,h is m ixtu re over bread. Cut ba- 00,1 ,n about 2-inch pieces and lay going to have a bit of heaven at on top. Bake in m oderate oven his head. Recently an 800 pound meteorite fell near the Roaz home. (350 deg.) 30 minutes. He is keeping it to uie for hia tomb- -------------------------- C#ffee E ’ lr * cU r itone. The gadget-minded houaewife won't have to get up mornings to put on the coffee pot. A new machine just Just introduced calls for coffee mak- *n< only onCe tor each pound of cot- fee Th« machine produces an ex- trac‘. by a cold water drip process, eliminating at the same time the chlorine and bad tastes in coffee, This extract added to either cold or ent wag presented a gift by Mrs. ola J " iU m ^ t once a month and afternoon M rs Read Ib-menwaC ------------------ M ackin A business meeting fol- 111 honor birthdays and anni- w ill lx- hostess to the club a t her Live Stor k Trocklng Rlaea towed the luncheon and the fol- ^ anes ,of t h e „ T Cmb,'rs' Thp to m e i n ^ T i v « k s ™ 2. only 40 per cent of the xW<?re ¿ leC,ed fo r ro a t hCld, r,Pb' nat,on ' live *tock " e* * FL O W E R S Farmers’ L Store Broom s Missing People ^ e ^ o T 7 r e z k ? a and S S Z o ? £ r t £ R paui^OnM .:ilírft ^ h / n f X 3nd * porter. Paul M ille r; chapiain. s ^ g o a “ X S t i f i T b r i d " vi£? n^ r l H r T PO^ eHr. hakF ’ ° Pped With 3 M iniatu re and A H *^d Betdler. bride and groom centered the irinrf^Keffii^Sm ith° itfrXih’ Vt6’6’ Var,ous gam<>5 fu r- girfno; rvennetn sm ith. Refresh- nished the evenings en tertain - i ^ m Sa r i reia i * r h ^ r ,7 o tihot?tni3 5 S T w * 1? Pv Z” awaTded CONTRACT BRIDGE LESSONS U T 1FE" w u the nubject of the l.y SAM 0 0 R D 0 N — THE KIBITZER f j Le.uon-Sermon In all Ohurchra The Horae Sense Method A "N nluinl" for men The euslral and of Christ. 8ckntUt, on Sunday, Jan* quickest way lo learn bridge B ID D IN G A N D P L A Y . uaiy 19. Taught In n simple and entertaining m aim er that appaala lo The Ooldrn Text was, "1 will give B E G IN N E R S A N D A D V A N C E D P L A Y E R S unto him that Is nthlrst of the foun« tain of the watrr of life fre-ly. He T H R E E DAYS. Afternoons. 2 p. in . Nights M p. m. W OO that overcomcth ahall Inherit all T i l l K SD A Y , F R ID A Y , H A T I'K D A Y . J A N . M -S I, F E II. I things; and I will be bis Clod, and he NpoMwred by K A IN ItO W O IR L H ahall be my son** (Rev. 31:8, 7>. Held III M A S O N IC H A L L , Cottage Grove, Ore. Among the citations which com O P E N T O T II E P I'H I.IC — T IC K E T * NOW ON SAI4C prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: "Ood that made the world and all things there in seeing he Is Lord of heaven and What Htnokr Means Few (ieotf D rivers earth, dwellrth neg In temples made Color wdl Identify the causa of the Only one person bi about 000 may with hand:* For in him we live, and smoke coining from the eahaust of be regarded aa a really good driver, move, and have our being; a-i cer the car. reports tho National Auto according to the director of the Cali tain also of your own poets have mobile club. A bluish or gray smoke fornia State Department of Motor said. For we are also his offspring'* la traceable to an excess of oil get- Vehicles. In short, a good driver «Acta 17:34, 38». i ting past the piston rings. The la almost as hard to find as a place The Lesson-Sermon also Includ ' black smoke means there is too to park. ed the following correlative pas I much gasoline in the mixture. sages from the Christian Science Kadle Receivers In Hwegen textbook. "Science am' Health with Vegetable Ivory Hutlona There ere 1.384.174 radio receivers Key to the Scriptures" by Msry Vegetable ivory buttons are made licensed In Sweden, or an average Baker Eddy: "Because Life is Ood. Life n.ust be eternal, self-existent. ! front tagua (also called coroso) nuts, •of 204 3 sets per 1.000 inhabitants. Lifa is the everlasting I am, the j which arc obtained principally from Being who was and Is mid shall Ecuador. Colombia and Panama. be. whom nothing can erase . . . We Approximately 40.000.000 pounds of should consecrate existence, not 'to tagua nuts are Imported Into the the unknown Ood' whom we 'ig i United States each year and menu- ; facturcd into buttons. norantly worship,' but to the eter nal builder, the everlasting Fath 38c Per Roll er. to the Life which mortal sense Name Tarantula 34-Hour Servir». cannot impair nor mortal belief The tarantula gets Ils name from 1 F ree Enlargem ent. destroy" <Pg. 289. 438). the town of Taranto (Tarentum) In Apulia, near which it occurs and WE DO ALL T IIE WORK where It was formerly believed to A T TH E Caution Vrged for Prd ralrlan a Autoists would fare badly If they be the cause of the malady known attempted to drive their cars down as tarantism. In which the victim public sidewalks. Jeopardizing those Is characterized by a tendency to walking, yet many pedestrians, dance. while claiming all sidewalk righta. assume they are entitled to the streets as well. “Jaywalking*' is the most common fault of pedestri ans. according to the Detroit Auto- | mobile club Caution when walking j or driving is the surest means of «voiding accidents. Telephone J 5 9 A t the Rebekah l<Mlge meeting F rid ay evenin': in the 1. O. O. F. THURSDAY hall a sho. t uuxinexs meeting was Ad Libitum Libitum c club w ill meet for held and Mrs. Lavina R eanck ol Art the Jurisdiction of Kansas was annua . ^ c" dln?l?L transferred to the Cottage Grove * ’h'cuh had » * * " pl‘!>!pw.n,‘'d ' at b to lodge. Following the business **' u’ borne oi vls " ,cks- meeting installation of officers bul.iy, January was held for* the Rebekah. Theta _ _ , “ . . Rho girls and Odd Fellow officers. P ’*’ Pas,1 Noh1*' ,( ’ ran<ls r , ,'b Installing officers wen- Mrs. Hazel » ' " * * ♦ ¿ " ^ 5 * 30,h ,he Culver, district deputy president« ball at -.M p, nj. for in land Charles MeKibben. district ^ a lla tio n of officers and annual rdeputy grand master. They wen- Itollyanna drawing, assisted by Mi-s. M ay Thies. dis- _ . ., . ~ * ”T trict deput\ marshal and M a rtin K1’>«1 Neighbor benefit this ev- ' Black, district deputy marshal and •IanuaJ'> “'?.rd' a * ,bc borne a staff of officers. Following an- ol M r*- * ,a r “ '> Gates. 'th e Theta Rho Girls installed * 'President Audrey T urner; Vice- FRIDAY president. Grace St. Elmo; right Tbp S ta ff c,ub w i„ n u v t (n tbc supporter to the president. Eunice j O .O.F. hall at 7:30 p. m. M ay; left supporter to the pn»si- __+ __ dent. M olly W illiam s; right sup- u r v h iv porter to the vice president, A l> .\i .Esther Plum m er, left supporter Veterans of the Spanish-Ameri- to. the Vice president Jeanette can w ar and the au xiliary w ill j/T m n a fli; chaplain. Lorane Boss; have a pot-luck dinner Sunday at musician, Shirley Culver; warden, the I.O .O .F. hall beginning at 1.00 ¿Ernestine Heaton, marshal, Jean p. m. A t 2:00 p. m a joint instgl- ' Yearous: financial secretary, June lation of officers of both organ- . Roner; treasurer. Doris S m ith; izations w ill be held. .secretary. M ary MeKibben; out- — side guardian. Joyce T ra y lo r and T lT Q n iY inside guardian. Janice Hatch. i t i x i - a i Miss Alice Trunnell. outgoing Royal Neighbors w ill meet in president, and a ll installed offi- Eagles hall, cers w e r* presented a corsage bv —* — the Theta R^o Girls. Miss Shirley WEDNESDAY Culver acte<^ as flower girl. Mothers of London l- H club Im m ediately following T h e t a members w ill meet at the home ■Rho installation the elected and Of M is. Leon M . Morton, a t 1:30 appointive officers of the Rebekah p m . fo r organization of M other s lodge wen- installed. Elected o ffi- c|ub cers installed were noble grand. ------ ------- ------------------------------------ —— M r s , Fk' r , h l Gunderson: v i c e E L E C T S O F F IC E R S , grand, M rs In a S tu art: financial _______ \ ? i f r,'7Mi^Eu :’ harn' The annual business meeting of 'A nn o im h^ir^ f f i^ 1^ ’ i Z lJk,ii2 ian‘SCn ,he Christian church was held re- w E m * 'T ° ' n ,l-v With ,he following officers ~ M b ‘ ^ TIIVItSDAY. JANI AltV 23, 1011 THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON FREE- Simmons Coil Spring and a Mattress With Each Bed Room Set Purchased During the Month of January. Prices ^ 3 4 —and up Remember! Your Dollar Buys More At Bressler’s for Furniture Terms to Suit Your Budget. Liberal Trade-in On Your Old Furniture
