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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1941)
PAUK STX T III'K S U A V ; I’EB Ifl AID THE SENTINEL, OWTAlfE flROVR. OREHON Mr. and Min. E I m » r M aton spent Sunday at coast points. BU TTER MUORINO s n o w s I INK (ft U .ITV PRODUCT. H ISTO RY Mrs. F. L. Patton and daugh- ters Joan ami P atricia arrived Sunday from th e ir home in the Hawaiian Islands to visit at the home o f her sister. Mrs. • Ace Gregg. B u tle r of the finest q ua lity yet found at one of the stale depart-: ment o f a griculture's regulatory b u tte r scorings was handled In the February «coring, The scoring In cludes b u tle r samples from every section o f the state and from all sizes and classes ol creameries .Samples are picked up by the de p artm ent d is tric t men. sent to Salem and scored "b lin d ". "The departm ent Is greatly g ra tifie d w ith the q u a lity of b u t te r picked up tills tune and feels that real progress Is resulting fro m the dairy pnalucts q ua lity improvement w ork in thi« slate." A. W. Metzger, chief of I lie d iv i sion of foods and dairies m m tn c rit-| cd In reviewing the results o f the scoring. M r. and Mrs. A. E. Gerim onte of W e s tfir were guests o f M r. and Mrs. E ire ! A n iau f Saturday. D arrel Jones o f F o rt Lewis has been a v is ito r at the home o f his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones since Friday. M rs. Jones motored to Portland and brought him home. He w ill l e a v e today lo r j Cheyenne, W yom ing, fo r the re mainder o f his enlistm ent. LARKWOOD George M a rtin spent the week i end in P ortland w ith his fam ily. stockings white reelected to LlVENTtH li BOARD. Mrs. George Stow ell o f P o rt land is a guest at the home of M r. and Mrs. Dan Hamant. The Vamp-To®* taeps toes intact. It gives 13. 1911 A lfred W hile of Cottage Grove was reelected as d irector of the and over the Joints where the rub comes. I.'ine county livestock association at the unnual meeting o f the a»-, It's flexibly knitted with lots o f toe room. Spoetatala) a*» social ion in Eugeni' Thursday. A ll inanit໫« «>■•' Sheers in pretty new Petal Colors. officers n n d directors were re binr I» »1»« you «emotional uJi'i rii|o) u m ii I 4ii«l elected follow ing the b u s i n e s s ■ oly Mutui lx« them* Get Fin meeting. Fred Knox of Spencer Mrs. H. B. Breedlove and son tine 5 ¡ime» rjtiet, «lioagri, C ns'k was chosen president; F. W, Glenn spent Sunday and Monday clearer. Cntoy glonou* nrw ten* Mahoney of Junction C ity, vice at the home o f her daughter, Mi's. »a Antctn.n Mstiom. No aerial president; O. E. Fletcher of Eu George H e w itt a n d fa m ily at ur grounti nnnury . . |u»l We Give and Redeem S AH. Green Stamps gene was chosen secretary, anil plug in miywlieie anj play I M arshfield. ''has. Page of Fall Creek, treasur er. D irectors elected in addition to B ill E a rl and Jim m y B iickle M r. W hile were F. W Mahoney were among those home from the U nive rsity o f Oregon over the Mrs. Anna J. B u rk e tt accom- V isitors recently at the F rank o f Junction C ity and Henry Page week end. panied her grandson. Eugene B ur- chapm an home wen« Mr. and Mrs. o f F a ll Creek. ------------- k v tt and 1;l,nlly. to M arshfield. |>uuj chapm an of M arshfield and ------------- V in a l R andall Jr., who is a t- where she w ill spend a few weeks M r and Mrs> j„ h n Chapm an o f Eat ice cream fo r health. Ours Big Trad« mb * « J W ’ K IU M tending W illa m e tte U niversity. * ‘ ‘ h re la tiv e s Eugene. la made rig ht. Gustafson's 8u|x«r spent the week end at the home ®*r. and Mrs. A ustin McRey- \ j r an,t Mrs. Bert Cline o f the Creamed In« cream store 26-ltc-3 O th e r Persons Are Interested In o f his parents, M r. and M rs. V in al no Ids o f Ashland spent a lew days Hohemiu m ining d is tric t apent S at- " - — — ■ „ Where You Go and When You Randall. recently w ith relatives here. M r. Urdfty night and Sunday at the Return. Phone Your News to 159. ------------- and Mrs. McReynolds were mov- i Ioward Keen.« home. M r. and M rs. W illia m H. Rasor tng to Seattle where M r McRey- j.;d Brawn fa m ily moved to See W . B. JO H N STO N fo r Real Ice cream in a ll popular flavors o f Brem erton. W ashington, were nolds w ill be employed at the Boe- C reswell Saturday, " i h e Chari. 31 Gus,afson s' 27‘ tfc visitors at the M. V. Welden home ing A irc ra ft plant. Russell fa m ily of Goshen moved move O ffice No. So. oth St. 4 . -tfc Friday. Mrs. Rasor is a sister o f Mi's. W a lte r Robinson was host- jn ,o , h l, house vacated by the ... „ . The Rev. H arold P. H offm an a t- M rs. Welden. ess February s ixth fo r the Social Brawn« Miss M arguerite H o d g e s stu- tcnded the q ua rte rlv n w e t. _______ Neighbors club. Tw elve members Admission 10c and SOe Rosemne I l n n e y o f Cottage a te ^ college. ing o f the F r w M ethodist church M r. and Mrs. Robert Savage were present. A |w tlue k dinner spent one spent the week end at the home at S g ] ^ i;L«t weck Thursday to and daughter Peggy o f Roseburg was served and the day was spent Grave "J,”/ " 7 day lust « week 7 L" Frl., Sat., F ebruary 14-15.« "H iller Sw eet," Jean o f her m other. Mrs. Della Hodges. Sunday inclusive. ; visited fr% nds he*« yesterday. in q u iltin g and em broidering fo r h‘ ‘ m° " M f ' S,, * ‘ e tte M 'li'Donuid. Nelson E«l«ly, fleorge Sanders, Inn H unter. Preview Featun« "Wanetng On A Dime." r>D,,i mhn u e , ------------- ------------- the hostess. The next meeting w ill ‘ ' . 'T m t r A Pas,or and M rs Atwood Foster Sergeants Glenn Welden and be at the home of Mrs. F rank ^ Lew,a who had spent Grace McDonald, Robert Paige. v w c y I a , had as th e ir guests over night Bob B ritto n o f the 29th Engineers Stout F ebruary 27. ,h '' P“ ‘ sl* " ’" " ’ h« helping at the Nun., Mon.. Tiles., February It-IT-IH: “Revon s in ” .u Monday Mrs. Foster's m other and a t P ortland spent Sunday a t the M rs F. M. Chapman anti sister Ra,ph 1,1,1 M’U ltry * « " ” • W» f‘ »r ners." Marlene D ietrich. John Wayne, A lb e rt ,* 'k - spend a th irty -d a y furlough at the faJh<?r M r and M rs George M. V. Welden home. They wen« Mrs. George Allem an made ;c < 'a>'fornia Saturday fo r an Indefi- ker, Broderick Crawford. Mischa Auer. B illy G il home of his parents. M r. and M rs .|G u te ku m t o f and M r and accompanied by Miss Louise B riz- business trip to Eugene Monday. nl,e •'i ,a >' bert, Annu Lee. Samuel S. Hinds Am l ieS' Mrs. Heath L o w ry o f Turner. Mrs. zal o f Eugene and Miss Phyllis Mrs. F. • k Stout was a dele- About seventeen women gave Wed., Thunk, Feb. IO-SO: “ Moon O v e r R unna," Low ry is a sister o f Mrs. Foster. Johnston o f Portland. gate to a Free M ethodist church Mrs. Ed Brown a surprise hand- W arren G illis of D orothy L'unour. Robert Preston, Preston Foster. Th®y had attended the d is tric t ------------- convention ut Salem one day last kerchief shower at lie r place Iasi Lforis Nolan P re v k w Feature "Sky Murder,” W a ll Washington, is visitin g friends in feUowship m w ting held at the Edgar C. O rdw ay o f Eugene. Wednesday. er Pidgeon. Joyce Compton. Is mold Meek. Cottage Grove. Assembly o f God church here. trave lin g fre ig h t agent o f the M r. anil Mrs. George McRey- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mon- three point reinforcement across the toes M isa C arolyn Grannis and Rruce Pearson o f P ortland were week- end guests at the home o f Miss G rannis' parents. M r. and M is. F. L. Grannis. 79c 69c Divide Saginaw (¡ROVE HARDWARE C i t y B r ie f s A rc a d e T h e a tre FAwnrri M W illiam« and C for , « j ------- 7— . o rta n ^ f vi«’ ! . J“ ” «8 ^ od,n?n J r ' d.r ?ve to □ a l l O I r -U g € ‘ iH V V t lt ? D t t o l l l v S N V l b - ient lo r n T lio c H n v f o r r A o t the H o Tuesday fo a v v is is it it t to ito rs in Cottage Grove, Friday. state legislature and his father. • James Rodman Sr. _______ Among those from here who a t ___ M r. and Mrs. John Long attend- tended the Sunday school conven tion a t Springfield on Tuesday of a hardware convention in P ort- last week were the Rev. and Mrs. ,and the firs t three days of the _______ LMki Johnston and Mrs. H attie Miss spent the Miss Kathleen Kathleen Galvin G alvin spent the McCage of Blackie, Alberta, Cana- week end at G rants Pass visiting da. Mrs. Edna Stout. Mrs. Clara her m other. Mrs. Thomas Galvin, Bridges and Chas. O. Hosman. w n , W illa rd Hood o f E lkto n spent Chas. O. Hosman le ft last Sat- the week end vis itin g at the home urday fo r a three weeks visit w ith of his parents, M r and Mrs. G. C. his daughters. Mrs. George Spent- ’ Hood. er of Oakland and M rs. D. A. ------------- Mrs. H. E. E akin underwent an and th e ir Cooper o f S utherlin _ ,___ operation ........ in _ a ________ P ortland _ hospital families. Tuesday and at the last report M rs I j i I i i Johnston and M rs w a s recuperating satisfactorily, H a ttie McCage of Blackie Alber- M r. Eakin drove up Monday to be ta. are spending a few weeks vis- , w ith her. tr a ffic departm ent w ith the South- nolds and M r. and Mrs. Sherman ern Pacific ™ ',way- a business chapm an of Hayhurst attended i v z is i c ito i t o r r h o rn v n c ta rH u v -» _ ». _ « . 1 1 1 ____ __ v * _____ ____x x ____ here yesterday. the basketball game between Ore- ------------- Oscar S m ith c ity employe sus- S°? “ ?d ° rt‘K° n S U ‘ e *" tained a p iin fu l injuTy i u e X ^ ^ U T i ^ r v i n who is when he slipped and fe ll from , ca“ ^ n “ cho<d at Swiishon.e trestle above R ujaila w hile at t o a “ e e ^ d v i to r w h h n X * w ork on a w ater hne. M r S m ilh “ ’ ^ ek* " d V**,tOr i j tUred tW° ° r th rW rib- in ,h “ ! ,MrS t ^ p ? aPm ,.n _ _ _ ° w .t^ M r 'X p n .u n 's 'p a r a n ts . Dam Bids Called form a and M r. and Mrs. Dale D alton of Eugene. M r. and Mrs. Clyde Napp re- turned Saturday from a tw o months stay in Pasadena, C a lifo r- nia- Mrs. Napp's health is much improved. and Mrs. Ray S u ite r have moved from Miss Alsea Hawley s cottage to B u rk e tts house. M r. and Mrs. Paul W a tts and tw o sons o f Grand Coulee spent the week end here at the home of M r. W a tt's sister, Mrs. Joe Glass. M r. anil Mrs. W atts were enroute to Berkeley. C alifornia, fo r a tw o weeks v is it _______________ CARD OF TH AN K S. ------------- W c wish to thank our friends and neighbors fo r th e ir kindnesses shown and fo r th e beautiful flo ra l offerings at the death o f our loved one, J. U. B utler. The B u tle r Children 2 7 -ltp and Grandchildren. N O T IC E My office will be closed Friday, Sal ur day, Sunday and Monday, February 14,’ 15, 16, 17. Miss Geraldine Kern, who is a t tending Oregon State college at Corvallis, spent the week end at the home o f her parents, M r. and Mrs. C. J. Kern. She was accom panied by her roommate, MLss Leona Spaniel o f Portland. It’s Smart To keep y o u rs e lf lo o k in g lo v e ly a t a ll times. E at ice cream fo r health. Ours is made rig h t. Gustafson’s Super Creamed ice cream store. 26-1 tc-3 Curlette Beauty Shop I t pays to insure w ith sure In- surance w ith Chas. H all. 1$ tfc — Railio Tubes, Radio Radio Ray. 634 Main St., Upstairs Phone 75 Batteries. 2 7 -ltp Ice cream in a ll popular flavors at Gustafson’s. 27-tfc 1 d I shall attend flic r e g u I a r annual Northwest c l i n i c s for Cbiropraclic surgery. Chiropractic Surgery is fast being de veloped by the drugless profession to correct, without the use of the knife, many diseases of flic nose and throat, thyroid gland, l i v e r , gall bladder, stomach, bowels, kidneys, female or gans and prostrate gland, which have been heretofore considered surgical. DR. H. A. HAGEN. D ia n e T h e a tr e Adm ission 10c and ZSe Bargain N igh ts 10c Saturday M atinee 10c and l&c Thun»., F rl.. Feb. 13-14: "< tirlatma* In July,'* D ick Powell, Ellen Drew, Raymond W alburn, Erneat Truex. Bargain Nights, A iliiilsxlon lbc. Sat.. Sun., Feb. 13-10: "Pony Fuat,” Johnny Mack Brown, Fuzzy K night, w e ll tt'lu iy . Preview fea tu re "B ehind The News," Lloyd Nolan, lfo ris I)av- enport. Saturday Matinee, 2:30 p. m. Ailndxslon 10c and 15c. Miss Kathleen Galvin, secretary M r ;(nd M nj F M chapnuin. parents. M r. and Mrs. Jim A bbott. a t the em ploym ent office, spent Sunday visitors o f M r and Mrs. MRS. ROOSKYEI.T TO SPEA R J-he WW* With Par<?n,S 3t U le M ullica were M r. and Mrs.' AT EUtiKNE. G rants Pass. Sturgi8 o f CaJl. Sealed bids fo r construction of tw o five -m ile stretches o f highway around the Cottage Grove dam w ill be received u n til M arch 4. arm y engineers announced yester- day at Portland. Both projects itin g th e ir parents, M r. and Mrs. M r. and Mrs. W . A. DeMoy and must be completed before fa ll G. B. Creine. children were in P ortland over the rains begin, Messrs. H. E. E akin and H ow week end. BURTON H. LEE TO BE ard M erriam of Goshen, president BU R IED HERE C liffo rd S m i t h underwent an o f the Oregon Pacific H ighway o th e r operation on his leg Tues association, were attending to B urton H. Lee, who died at day at the Eugene hospital. He business m atters in Roseburg Sat M edford yesterday w ill be buried was brought home Saturday. urday. ------------- here Saturday afternoon at 2:30 Watches fixed rich» a t S ta rr« ' M r and M rs R alPh W itch e r o f o’clock w ith M ills Funeral home W at K 27 tfc Vida spent the week end in Cot- in charge o f arangements. Grave- Jewelry Store. tage Grove side funeral services w ill be held ___________ L dgf u i u v r v v i is s i itin tin g g i friends. i le u u s . I t pays to insure w ith sure in- - — a l tl,e Masonic-I. O. O. F. eeme- surance w ith Chas Hall 14-tfc M r. and Mrs. J. V. S tew art at- tery. Presumably Mr. Lee is a for- _______ tended a L.O.T.M . and Sam aritans m er resident o f this section. In - Red Rose Batter and Ice Cream, banquet in Eugene Sunday. form ation on the life o f M r. Lee Ask fer them. C. G. Creamery, tf ------------- is lacking. Mrs. T. O. Gunderson is ill at Schofield S tew art fo r Plum bing, her home. Phone 217J. 1 -tfc ________ ------------- A m il Thies underwent an opera- Only <49.30 and your old radio. t jon on eyeg a EUgene hos- fo r brand new large Spartan eon- pjta l recently. He is reported ini- sole set. Liberal terms. Radio Ray. proving satisfactorily. _____________________________2 7 -ltp ________ ~ ....... — - - - ----- M r. and Mrs. Eddie Boyts of New Paris, Indiana, are vis itin g at the homes o f M r. and Mrs. Chas. M ille r and M r. and M rs. M e rrill Craig. M r. and Mrs. M e rrill C raig and son and th e ir guests, M r. and Mrs. Eddie Boyts o f New Paris, In d i ana, spent Monday on the coast near Florence. tie th of Oakridge spent Tuesday evening of last week nt the Low »> •» e ll Benston home. Th<’ • Cho° 1 ch‘ WrPn «“ ve B i,,y 5 ° ^ " T " “T ? m ‘ * T“t " “y Th ? ° T * * ' 11. u" rto " " d Mr A hhott o f ca m p C la f- lj U n o fficia l press dispatches an- , non need Saturday (hat Mrs. Elea- nor Roosevelt, w ife o f the presi- d(.n ti w ill speak at Eugene at Me- A rth u r C ourt, A p ril 30. "C u ltu ra l Relations B e t w e e n Am erican Countries' w ill be the topic of Mrs. Rooaevelt'a addrem. Mon., Tun»., t t n l., February 11-IM 10: O aaed. Thar«., Frl., February t 0 -? l: " R oioaw e Of The Kin Grande,” Cesar R o m e r o , I ’u trie ia M orrison. Lynne Roberts. Bargain N ights Admission 10c. Grocery Savings Friday 14th Saturday 15th C orn Flakes A llw r ’f» l ’Io». 5? B eans( s m -w,,iu- 5 i,,s- 25c M atches 6 I m > x carton 15 D ates Dromedary 2 25« Form ay ,r‘t« n>. c¡in 43 Pancake F l’r IO 1»1« 43« Peaches No. 1 cuns 10 C ookies lly -d ra x Keg. 20c pkg. 14« M iracle W hip i d 9« i'29 Pop C orn n . t 3 u.» 25« Spuds K!n ninth 50 l)>. suck 43« K raft D inner 10« Light Globes 2f,,r 23i P runes O ats I’ackiijJc C hocolate C andy »>10« Dish Tree 3 pounds 25 Home Baked Beans and D ressed F ry ers Sat. See our large hand bills each week for extra specials —FREE— 15 prizes to be given away Saturday at 8:00 P. M. 15 Smith-Short Grocery Phone 1
