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s ti i u r sd a y . f r i > w pa r v _<. j m i THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON PAGE FOUR De Luxe Bomb Shelter O C I E T Y M iss R o d n e y H o o d . R e p o r t e r T e le p h o n e 15 9 Lutheran Church (Missouri Sy nod), West Main St., W. A Syl- wester. Roseburg, pastor. The service Sunday begins at 11 a. m. Sunday school meets at 9:45 a, nt. Lutheran Hour over KORE Sun day at 1:30 p. nt. A u x ilia r y Holds Social Calendar Business, Social T hursday > * . . a jg Meeting Monday ______ a SEHUREHES Cooley Hill club will meet to« day. February 6th, at the home i of Mrs. Leon Godard. Church of Christ, G o r d o n L. Hype«, Munster, The Sunday morning service will be somewhat different, in that it is the annual Women's Day service. Prayer of Consecration, Mrs. Finn Adams, Temple Service vice president; scripture rending. Mrs. Marvin Shaw; morning prayer. , Mrs. Ora Reed Hemenway; story of benevolence Mrs. T. M. Boyd; missions in life today, Mrs. Her- bert M<x»n. j There will lx- an Illuminated map of the U. S. showing the benevolent work being done, and a miniature village of the bousing of the benevolent groups. This service starts at 11 :<M) a. nt. At 7:30 p. nt. Mr. Hypes will preach on the subject “The End of the World.” A number of ques tions of interest will lx- discussed at this hour. The American Legion Auxiliary The Royal club of R.N.A. will met at the armory on Monday m «'t Thursday. February 13th for evening for a business and social a 7:30 dessert at the home of meeting. Officers reports were Mrs. Anna Graham. given and the financial report ac — - cepted. FRIDAY Ruth Haldeman reported on the Hebron Grange at old Hebron district conference held at Leb- anon stressing the work done for -SC'1O°>' Friday. February 7th at the Roseburg Veterans hospital. 8:00 P ,n- Units are asked to sponsor the G. club will meet at 2:30 monthly birthday parties held at I at P. the D. home . . . . . ,_ _ , of Mrs. A n d r e w the hospital by furnishing refresh- „ , - - - ments and spending the n afternoon ( >1 VI TIC I. visiting and playing games with MONDAY the patients. The local unit will The Cottage Grove Health As sponsor the April birthday party sociation will meet at 3:00 p. nt. and hope to take a number of cars . . ... , . ... , ... the office of the public health of ‘ local women . to .u the hospital. >n r nurse. This is not restricted to Auxiliary members, blit anyone interested , . . . . in i Presbyterian S u n d a y School visiting the hospital is cordially Friendship class Wll, n,eet at lhe • « • invited to take this opportunity. home of Mrs £arl Ba,lew a , 7;30 ►. Catholic Church. Father An A child welfare report was giv- _ thony Gernce. — Mas« each Sun en by June Bird, telling of local TUESDAY day at 9:30 a. m. except the fourth Sunday when the hour is 8 a. m work and of the Red Cross LaComus club will meet for a • • • “Bundles for Britain.” work which i ;3o dessert at the home of Mrs. Community Bible class meets In is being done in the county. Mrs. Ruth Woodson. the Townsend hall every Sunday Bird has, materials to be made up _* — morning at 9:45. Leader. Mr. latu- Jane Moure and her chickens profited when a G erm an M m n rrsrh m iU into garments; yarn to be knitted Royal Neighbors lodge will meet bach. Everyone welcome. Special raider fell on her farm , which is on a bit of land juttin g info the Eng into sweaters and woolen goods at 8:00 p. m. in Eagles hall with invitation to the ladies. lish Channel on southeast .English roast. The rhirkens appropriated for children’s dresses. The materi- Harriet Bartels and Edna Burle- • • • cowling of plane fur their own dr luxe bo tub shelter, ifassed by B r it al is all cut and ready to be sewed son as hostesses. Christian Science Society. 242 ish censor.) on the machine, with no hand —♦ — Second Street. Sunday school. wdrk. Auxiliary members are Mizpah class of the Presbyter- 9:45; forenoon service, 11. subject O. I.. I I . < I . l It. R F .B E K \ l l L O D G E . working on sweaters and dresses ian church will meet at the church "Spirit.” Evening service second and are anxious that others in- for the monthly business and so- The Rebekah lodge held their Mis. Guy Earl was hostess at Wednesday of each month at 8:00 terested in this welfare work con- cial meeting. first meeting with the new offi- her home Tuesday to the 0 . L. H. p. m. The Bible, Christ lari Sci tact Mrs. Bird for materials and —♦ — cers in the chairs ‘Friday evening club. A 1:30 dessert was served ence literature and the writings instructions, to complete Cottage WEDNESDAY in the I.O.O.F. hall. Standing com- and the afternoon spent with of Mary Baker Eddy may be bor Grove’s quota. , Presbyterian Ladies A i d will mittees for the next six month’s bridge. Mrs. George Jacobsen held rowed or purchased before or af It was reported for the legisla- meet at 2.30 in the church par- were appointed as follows: high score. Mrs. Nelson Durham ter the Wednesday service, • • • five committee that six letters lors.__________________________ Finance. Mrs. Mina Clark. Mrs. was a guest. Mrs. Glennie Frost had been written to date, asking Effie Ballew and Mrs. Lavina will entertain the club at her Methodist Church. Ellsworth M. representatives at Washington, RESEARCH CLUB. Rearick; condolence, Mrs. Mearle home in two weeks. Tilton, pastor. Sunday school at D. C., for support in continuing t - v r, Z ZZZ v i j .i. .. McKibben. Mrs. Eva Aubrey and —A— 9:45 a. m., S. L. Mackin. Supt. -club h e l d them Ed,th San(lers. flower Mni the __________________________ Dies Committee for two years. M O T H E R -D A U G H T E R Morning worship. 11:00 a. m An invitation f r o m Corvallis regular meeting m the city librae- McCoy, Mrs. Vina Smith I I A \ t | l ET. Subject. "Spiritual Exchange.’* *------------- - asking . . . . . ----------- - Tuesdav evemne. A business m eet- meet yan Schoific|{. ------------ unit was read, members to Tuesday evening. A business Boy Scouts will be guests nt the attend a fun frolic on the evening lnK held and roll call answer- non-payment of dues, Mrs. Anna The a n n u a l mother-daughter morning service. of March 1st !«• with the toP,cs Mrs W C Beidler. Mrs. Rosa Currin end banquet will be held at the Christ- Evening worship. 7:30 p. m. Sub Following the business meeting Martin reported on a book. The Hatch; visiting, Mrs. ian church on Tuesday, February ject "Spiritual Preparation.” pie cutting was enjoyed with , a' L o1. '" e ' .. y " n.e Stella Baker. Mrs. Addie Veatch 18th. for members and friends of E p w o r t h an d Intermediate the Legionnaires, with Chet Van- Lindbergh, and M rs _ \e rn W.I and Mrs. Fanny Goude; publicity, the church. The ladies council of Leagues, 6:30. Bob Woolcott will Denburg drawing the lucky num- reviewed the book. Their Mrs. Anna Petrie and Mrs. Don- the church will be in charge of lead the Epworth League in a dis ber to receive the Naval Print County- b> Allce Tesdale na Cooper; good of the order, Mrs. arrangements. cussion of some solutions to the Plate. Hobart’ Lucy Bennett, Mrs. Minnie Sweet, —♦ — problems pn-sented by the group There will be no meeting on the and Mrs. Minnie W illits; decora- ALTAR SOCIETY. lust Sunday night. All young peo MOTHERS’ CLUB. usual meeting night of February tion, Mrs. Rose Petersen. Mrs. ,4 ------------ ple of high school age or over are 17th. ax _ the Legion and Auxiliary the-Marion Armstrong a n d Mrs. Mrs. <U»iltiam Bartels and Mrs. Invited. « ~ i <he Mothers’ club met in .— will be hosts for Willamette Coun- Townsend headquarters in Peter- Myrtle Kent. Several members of Francis McLaughlin entertained Prayer meeting. Thursday at cil on February 16th. A dinner haJI Tuesday Election of of- ,on8 standing were honored and the Catholic Altar Society at the 7:30 p. m. • • • will be served at the armory at {jcers \ Vas held and Mrs. Cad presented gifts. They were Mrs. home of the former Monday wilh First Baptist Church. Dr. J. R. 12:30 at 50c a plate, after which Wallace was elected president; Gad W’allace, Mrs. Fanny Goude, a desser^. Plans were made to business meetings will be held by ^ rs . Elsie Wells vice president; Mrs. Minnie Willits, Mrs. Rosa buy new" linens for the church, Branton. pastor. — Sunday school, the Legion and Auxiliary councils. Mrs Findley secretary-treasurer. Currin. J. H. Bennett, R. E. Jones. Plans were also made to hold a 10:00, Mrs. W. C. Martin, Supt. —♦ — and Mrs. Rosa Currin, head of the Johnny Graber and Billy John- benefit card party on February Forenoon service at 11:00, sermon PAST MATRONS CLUB. welfare and work committee. Mrs. ston. Mrs. Merle McKibben resign- 21st in the I.O.O.F. hall. Mrs. C. by the pastor. B.Y.P.U., 6:30. Eve ----------- Mary Stoneburg was welcomed as ctl drill captain and Mrs. Marl- J. Kem Ird Mrs. Bartels were aj>- ning service, 7:30. Dr. Branton The Past Matrons c l u b met a new member. During January 11 on Armstrong was appointed to pointed To be in charge of ar- will be out of town and Miss Lena Monday at the home of Mrs. Vin- garments were given out and replace here. A memorial service rnngements for the party. The Zendron and the choir will be in al T. Randall for a 1:30 dessert. among them wen- 1 pair of shoes was held and (he charter draped next meeting of the society will charge of the service. Choir prac Corsages were placed by the host- and two new blankets. for Mrs. Mary Montieth and Mrs. be held at the home of Mrs. A. M. tice Wednesday evening nt 7:30., ess a t each- place as favors. Fol- _Malinda Aubrey. Mrs. Eiva Mor- Lemmcrs with Mrs. Leo Waldock Prayer meeting Thursday evening lowing the dessert a short business yj p CLUB. ris, retiring noble grand, was pre- assisting as hostess. at 7:30. • • • meeting was held and the after- _______ sented a gift in appreciation of —♦ — Presbyterian Church, E. F. Mc noon spent in working on a lay- Mrs. Francis Nichols entertain- her work during her term of of- NEIGHBORS OP WOODCRAFT, Farland, Minister; William Wen ette for the Red Cross. The next ed the M.P.G. club at her home fice. The next meeting of the --- meeting of the club will be held Tuesday at a 1:30 dessert. The lodge will be Friday, February 7. The Neighbors of Woodcraft dell, choir director. Bible school on March 3rd at the home of Mrs. afternoon was spent socially. Mrs — ' met in regular session Tuesday. with classes for all opens at 9:45.. Morning worship is at eleven Clyde Roberts. Harold Axley will be hostess at a HONOR NEWLYWEDS Degrees were conferred iqxin Mrs. Wayne Gates and Mrs. John Wi- o'clock. Subject of sermon: "Steps i 1:00 o'clock luncheon at her home A dinner was given at the home koff. Election of officers was held Toward Spiritual Recovery." for the club in two weeks. TUESDAY BRIDGE. of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith last as follows: Mrs. Hazel Chapman. The young people's C. E. society Mrs. Ruth Woodson entertained JUSTAMERE CLUB. Thursday evening m honor of Mr. guardian neighbor; Genevieve Zy- meets at 6:30 in ihe church par the Tuesday Bridge club a t her ■ and Mrs. Duane Smith, newly- sett, advisor; Horace Hatch, rec- lor, with Jeanette Flora as the home at a 1:00 o’clock luncheon The Justamere club celebrated weds. Those present were Mr. and ommended f o r clerk; Donna leader. Tuesday. Mrs. H. H. Harms of its seventh anniversary with a Mre. Arthur Kulm and children. Hatch, banker; Mabel Sowles, Evening worship in the church Portland, sister of Mrs. Woodson birthday party at the home of jvjr and Mrs. Burle Vance, the magician; Vera Olsen, attendant; parlor at 7 :30. Subject of the eve and Mrs. Carl King were guests. Mrs. T. J. Denson, Tuesday. A guests of honor. Mr. and Mrs. Cora Bragg, captain of guards; ning: "A Believing Remnant.” Mrs. W. L. Workman held high covered dish luncheon was served Duane Smith, and the host and Nellie Blackmore, musician; Mar- The junior boys and girls meet score at bridge. Mrs. Victor Cham- at 1:30. Two guests, Mrs. Larry hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Guy II. garet Cooley, inner sentinel; Flos- on Monday afternoon at close of bers will be hostess to the club Levens and Mrs. Elmer Bushell, Smith. sie Brown, outer sentinel; man- school with Mrs. McFarland and were present. Mrs. O. M. Bagley agent, Julia Bartels. Eleanor Wol- Mrs. Coiner in charge. Public cor-, at their next meeting. held high score at bridge. The fard and Eunice Smith; Anna Gra dially invited to all services. W O R K E R S C IR C L E . next meeting of the club will be ham, correspondent; Eleanor Wol- THETA RHO GIRLS. at the home of Mrs. Ralph Salts- The Workers circle of the ladies fard, recommended for senior council of the Christian church guardian; Delia Hatch recom The regular meeting of the The- man. met yesterday afternoon at the mended for installing officer, and ta Rho Girls Monday evening was —♦ — home of Goldie Hays. There were Mrs. Wikoff, flag bearer. The preceded by a pot luck“ 'supper at MATBONETTE CLUB, nine members present. Mrs. Amil next social meeting will be at the which the Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and the incoming members were *^rs ®en Rohleder entertained Thies gave the scripture reading home of Mrs. Fanny Leabo with guests. During the business meet- the Matronette club at her home and Mrs. Ray Vincent gave a re- Mrs. Bertha Lee assisting as ing plans were made for initiation Monday evening. The evening was porf on , ke convocation held re- hostess. Installation will be held to be held at the next meeting. sPCnt socially and delicious re- cently in Portland. The group will in April. Refreshments were serv- A special practice for' drill prac- freshments were served at the meet next Wednesday at the home ed by Mrs. Mabel Wilson and Mrs. tice will be held Monday, Febru- dose to the following members: of Franj{ Hoard. Estella Gates. ary 10th, in the I.O.O.F. hall at Mrs. Leslie Cone. Mrs. Gail Reiers- — ..... ............ ..... — - 4:15. A discussion of plans for the Kaard. Mrs. Grace Schmelling, ““ anniversary was held. Audrey Mrs. Dorothy Cochran, Mrs. Mil Turner was presented with a love dred Arne and the hostess, Mrs. ly gift by Mrs. Smith, advisor, for Rohleder. having brought in the greatest ENTERTAIN AT DINNER. number of new members during the past term. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schmelling entertained at dinner Friday eve ning. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rand, Mr. and Mrs. William Haldeman, Mr. and Mrs. Don Thies, Mr. and Mrs. Ace Gregg and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Express the Proper ! Cone. The evening was spent so Sentiment. cially. t ♦ Timely Recipes Topic Of The Day Raked Carmel ( usturd. cup sugar 2 cupti Mi'aIdl'd milk 3 eggs 4 tbsp sugar Si tsp suit I mp vanilla Curumellze Ihe V* cup of sugar and n<ld to the scalded milk. Mix 4 tbsp. sugar, eggs, salt and va nilla and combine with Jhc milk Pour Into custard cups or Imklng dish set in pan of hot wider and place In u slow oven (300 deg.) until firm. A knife blade run Into the center of the custard will come out clean. INVISIBLE HALF SOLING Muny a conversation today is about the comfort, econo my and neatness of invisible half-soling— •'Why you can't tell th ey ’re repaired," exclaim t h o s e who see invisible half soling for the first time. Come In And Let Us 8how You. RED BOOT SHOE SHOP 8 Gasper ( iustnIson’s ice CI’CHIII. With Love and Kisses One never jxniws too old to be flattered, especially by a val entine. . . It’s a fine old fashioned custom Send one now and be on the right side —of her. She will appreciate a box of our eboeolates packed in red heart boxes. Whitmans — Gobelins — Canterbury and Brown and Haley 25c to $3.50 Brown’s Drug Store Neatness A Good H abit Neatness is not a gift—it’s a habit. And, a good one to get for the care of apparel. Use oyr cleaning and repairing services regularly. COLLINS LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS PHONE 44 SPECIAL UNTIL FEBRUARY 15TH C. FLO W ERS Clean Up Sale Still Going O’COATS, WOOL JACKETS, " I t ’s Not What You Say, I t ’s the Way You Say It.” Sunnyside Greenhouses Phone 182 1702 West Main B A P T IS T M IS S IO N A R Y . The Baptist missionary met yes terday afternoon at (he home of Mrs. W. C. Martin. Mrs. O. H. Pickens led devotionals and a pro gram was presented. Those assist ing on the program were Mrs. John McCall, Mrs. P. J. Bush, Mrs. C. A. Spriggs, Miss Lena Zendron and Mrs. Ida Turveen. Eighteen members were present. Refresh ments in keeping with Valentine’s, day were served by the hostess, j ?REE Simmons Coil Spring and a Mattress With Each Bed Room Set Purchased During the Month of January. Many Other Items At Ridicu Prices an(j up lously Low Prices. Rememberl Your Dollar Buys More At The Men’s Toggery B ressler’s for F u rn itu re Terms to Suit Your Everything for Men. A. W. HELLIWELL Budget. Liberal Trade-in On Your Old Furniture
