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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 20, 1941)
PAOE EIGHT TltVBSRAV THE SBNTINBL, POTTAGE OBQVB, OREGON Just Received— Another Shipment of these lovely Miltex Dresses • • • Extra Good Fitters Extra Nice Styles Extra Value for the price. *3.95 Mrs. Della H o d g e s friends in Eugene Friday. visited -<V «I II unLoca Predatory Animal Mr. and Mrs. G. C Hood and, V family s p e n t Sunday visiting, An points along the coast. thuny Gerare. _ Mass each Sun- ------------- day at 9.30 a. m. except the fourth Orlo Bagley, manager of the Sunday when the hour la 9 a. m. Daugherty Piling Company, and • • • former high school coach, is re- Community Bible class meets In cuperating from an appendectomy the Townsend hall every Sunday at the Sacred Heart hospital in m«r»tow at 9:45. l eader. M r. Lau- Eugene. M r. Bagley entered the bach. Everyone welcome. Special Invitation to the ladles. hospital last Thursday evening. * * * Roy Craine. who la stationed f 2 l with the national guard at Fort , Markin" «tinerin «rw.ni thr. »nri with ®' m-‘ S’ L ’ Mac* ln' »uperin- h i, ; X n i r * ,t h |tendent: morning worship. 11:00. Elorenee Spies, former employe of the Daugherty Lumber Com-, b » . c c . p t « . PMUIon with the Trio Lumber Company in ¿u- Apartment House Bargain Fund Is $18,650 * every county In benefit from the nial control work ter-county hunting, Lyll< M lhe the state wiil predatory anl- because of In says Dr. H. W. * agrl- culture animal division. The game commission approprl- Btions also Include the following counties: Baker. Benton. Clataop. Columbia. Coos. Curry. Deschutes, Douglai, Jackson. Jo«»ph me. Klu- ,nu, h Lane. Lincoln. Linn, Polk. Umatilla. Wallowa, Wheeler and Yamhill. The allocation order of the de- partroent of agriculture refers to tbe $49 000 appropriation for pre- 4a tory control . gnlnuil .. . T made by . ,jM. present legislature, ami sets $19.600 for the year 1942 and for the fir&t six months of 1943. meetings _ on Tuesday night. Gen- ernl prayer meeting on Thursday at the church at 7:30. Sizes 14 to 46 L . ’ * . * „ . . Church of Christ. G o r d o n L. Hypes. Minister. Bible school at We Give and Redeem SA H . Green Stamps 9:45. Morning service 11:00. Chris- flan Endeavor 6:30. Evening- ser- vice 7:30. . . . . * * * " Presbyterian Church. E. F. Me- Farland. minister; W illiam Wen- dell, choir director Bible school with classes for all meets prompt- ly at 9:45. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Sermon subject: "Christ’s Other Persons Are Interested In M r. and Mrs. Charles Peck Sr Concern for the Lost.” Where You Go and When You Evening worship at 7:30 at entertained the Entre Nous Con- Return. Phone Your News to 159. tract Bridge club recently. G u «t> * hichu « * * , ,h* ntessagc to the present were Mr. and Mrs. Ken church of Laodtcea will be dis- Mr. ami Mrs. Eldon Steele were See W . B. JOHNSTON for Real M r. and Mrs. LeRoy Wells of cussed. neth Mickey. Mr. and Mrs. Ray- Eugene visitors Saturday. Estate Bargains, Loans. Rentals. Molalla were visitors the first few The young people's society of Mrs. Harold Boalaugh returned Office No. 22 So. 5th St. 42-tfc days of the week at the home ofj Mond Wicks. Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Christian Endeavor will meet at Wicks. M r. and Mrs. Frank Gier- to her home in Portland Sunday Mrs. Jerry Glade. 6:30 with Faye Nixon as leader. au and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon after spending a week at the David A. Wilson of Culp Creek The junior boys and girls will was given a bounty of $2.50 for R. H. Kipp of Portland, execu- Thomas of Cottage Grove. High meet oa Monday afternoon at the home of her mother, Mrs. M. Mos a bobcat skin Monday. live secretary of the W illamette "<x’re " ron* of wh<xd in the church par by. M r. ami Mrs. Bob Coombs of basin commission, was a business J d lor wi,h Mrs- McFarland and John Cumings, Mack Mobley visitor here Friday. He was ac- so,anon b> Alvis Wicks. Springfield visited Sunday at the , ¡vjrs. Coiner in charge, and Vern Cumings spent Tuesday companied by Isabel Childs of Sa- Chas. Teeters home. Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Tyler of • • • at Coos Bay fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Todd Glasgow lem with the Oregon Statesman Van Nuyes. Calif., are located on Free Methodist Church, So. 8th were in Veneta Monday. of Salem. the D r. Seikler ranch, recently M r. and Mrs. Lester Brisbane Jack Kerns of Eugene ------------- ' vacated by the Montsinger fam- street and Harrison. Rev. Harold spent and son and M r. and Mrs. Hugh Doris and B e t t y Arnest and ily. Mr. T yler intends to special- t f c x ' d V « ^ unda> *“ the Mrs M. Mosby Brisbane and daughter spent Sun their guests. Norma Smiley of ize in bulb raising, along with _____ y____ ’ home a. m.; morning worship. I I a. rn„ day at the coast on a successful Reedsport and Betty McLaughlin farming. Mr. and Mrs. John Read visited subjects. Practical Charity." Eve- Sunday at Wolf Creek at the fishing trip. of Portland, all students at OSC.i M r. and Mrs. Bartlie of Ridge « * " ' » " “ e?"- M r. and Mrs. Paul Perkett and were dinner guests Sunday at the eentiy at the' home of Mr. and ' Th‘" IJor*"na «ra<'- ba'*" daughters Helen and Francis of home of Mr. and Mrs. G. B. A n , Mra. Charles P e c ^ ,P Febnutty we Canby visited Sunday at the home of M r. and Mrs. E. J. Kent. Mrs. _______ M r- and Mrs Harold Radway will begin a series of prophetical <choo, 32.2 Friday and Yoncalla Kent returned with them and af Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mason re hosts recently to the senior lectures at the church with R e v . ' ^ ru.*sday. ter a short visit w ill go to Long spent the week end at Portland c,ub- s * ,ables were a Wesley Edwards. He will speak on t> r| ( - r o, Fort stevens view. Washington, for a two weeks visiting at the home of her par- pla> Messrs, and Mmes. Albert world events and Bible prophecy. , , he week end ut the home visit w ith friends and relatives. Barkemeyer and son Leonard, illustrating each night with start!- . h4 .^ r-n ts Mr ami Mrs Ilenrv ents. Richard naaway Radway oi of votiag Cottage Grove ing screen pictures. Lectures run c o o ^ r • ________ > Kicnara Dr. J. W. T a rr and two grand Mrs. Bill Phelps went to Salem were sP**ial g u e s t s , Johnnie, as a serial. Don’t miss a night. Stanley Bankowski spent Sat daughters and Bernard Thaxton Saturday to visit with relatives Schmidt of Cottage Grove, James Services begin at 7:30 each night. urday In Eugene and in the <we- spent Sunday at Florence and vis Mrs. Bert Hatch underwent a Smith' L?wren^ x * >.rt / ^ war,i ’ ’ * ning attended (he Idubo-Orejpm iting the Sea Lion caves. major operation one day last week Stout, W. M . MoOre, <ihd Archie First Baptist Church. D r. J. R- basketball game. at a Eugene hospital. Moore, Messrs, and Mmes. A. B. Branton. pastor. — Sunday school. M r. and Mrs. W illie Vaughn and H . H. Harms of Portland came ________ Wolfard, Jos. Eppenbaugh, P. M. 10:00, Mrs. W . C M artin, Supt. Mrs. Ruth England of Cottage Thursday to join Mrs. Harms, who Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E Cox and Beach, and «Tharles Peck Sr. High Forenoon service at 11:00. B. Y. Grove visited relatives and friends has been a guest at the home of daughter of Marshfield were week Prlze was won by Mrs. L. Porter P. U., 6:30. Evening service, service, 7:30. here Sunday. her sister. Mrs. Ruth Woodson, for end visitors at the home of M r. and Jsmes Smith, and consolation C h o i r practice Wednewtay eve- Miss Frances French entertain x«— . f hv V m Rarlr4MTW>vi>r nnd Wing at 7.30. r* T 8 > 6 f met V .' Richards of ‘the by Mra. Barkemeyer and Charles ^ ^ ^ „ ¡ ^ ^ 3 0 . ’’ " ’* * “ " * the past two weeks. They return and Mrs. K. ed her Sunday school class wt the ed to their home Sunday. * ecu or. • • • Saginaw area. * * * church Saturday evening. They Christian Science Society. 242 played games and had refresh- M r. and Mrs. L. C. Godard, M r. Bob Anderson left for Portland , Second Street. — Sunday school, ments. and Mrs. Harold Jones, M r. and Monday where he will enter a hos ¡9:45; forenoon service. 11, subject Mrs. H u rt of Grand Island. Ne pital and undergo an operation on Mmes. Chas. F ü h r e r , A. "Mind.” Evening service second braska, Mrs. M ary Sandman of his back. He was injured about a in o foil f~,«, o -.¡io , — . . — — . z -.nd Wednesday of each month at 8:00 Denver. Colorado, and M r. and himber Alfred White were F ri- P- m. The Bible, Christian Science Mrs. Earl M itts of Coquille spent ________ , «lay afternoon at a shower honor- literature and the writings of Sunday visiting points along the For Your Lawn and Oarden. M r anH Mr« J. t v V. Stewart a » - » - * and . a home ing of rs Mrs ran w k hite a About ue at forty the! M ary Baker Eddy may be borrow- coast. Mr. and Mrs. or purchased before or after George M artin spent Sunday on guests were present and absent, the Peat Moss — Spring Field service. ^ t' ^ t “"B e lic i^ An 8 ' , -pound daughter. Eunice the coast at Florence, Winchester Elaine, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Bay and Siltcoos national park. refreshmenU wero served at the and Garden Seeds. Corn accounted for more than Dwight Claudson. Sunday, Febru close of the afternoon. one-fourth the total farm value ary 16th, at the Butler maternity S. C. Hunter of Halsey spent Miss Evelyn Abeene of Cottage of crops produced in the United home. the^week end visiting his family Alvh|e Hinahaw of SUtes in 1939. Camp Clatsop were Sunday vis Mr. and Mrs. Valentine Miculka Ice cream in ail popular flavors itors at the Ivan Abeene home. of Culp Creek are the parents of Miss Kathleen Daugherty, stu at Gustafson’s. 27-tfc- M r. and Mrs. A. L. Gilham and a 9 *«-pound daughter born Satur dent at the University of Oregon, day, February 15th, at the Butler spent the week end at the home C. C. Gilham left Saturday for M aternity home. She has been of her parents, M r. and Mrs. W. Modesto, California, where they, were called on account of the named Nancy Jean. H. Daugherty. serious illness of their brother, W. H. Gilham. Watches fixed right at S tarr’s Chas. Boslaugh, proprietor of Jewelry Store. 27-tfc the Square Deal Barber Shop on Mrs. C. C. Gilham entertained North Sixth, who underwent a at a party Saturday afternoon in I t pays to insure with sure in major operation about five weeks honor of Em my’s Lou's seventh surance with Chas. Hall. 14-tfc ago, was able to resume work in birthday anniversary. Guests were his shop Monday. L arry Brum- children in the* first and sec Red Rose B atter and lee Cream. ond grades a t the London school. Ask for them. C. G. Creamery, tf fi id had charge of the shop dur Games were played during the af- j ing M r. Boslaugh’s illness. ternoon and refreshment« were Schofield Stewart for Plumbing. served. Phone 217J. l-tfc T ry the Rocky Road Ice Cream Carl Zehrung of Eugene and at Gustafson’s. 27-tfc Eat ice cream for health. Ours Mrs. T. J. Clark were Sunday is made right. Gustafson’s Super I t pays to insure w ith sure In- dinner guests at the J. C. Bukeri Creamed ice cream store. 26-1 tc-3 suran«?e with Chas. Hall. 14-tfc home. _______ Miss Maxine Schults and Miss D illy Brownwood of Marshfield were week end visitors at the home of M ass Lucille Jarvis _______ Miss Rena Humphrey of Eu- gene visited at the home of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Paul M iller and family Tuesday. ...... . Paul M iller m a d e a business trip to Eugene Wednesday. L ynx Hollow City Briefs I I rooms, ii I h ' i |-rooms, bath ami toilet each floor, m i m i lot 50x120 feet Electric lights, hot m ill cold water, w w ri connect ions, all c ity Improvements paid lip in lu ll. m I iiu I' mid fru it trees, paved street, garage mol wood house. Iitiih l iiigs all in fine condition, desirable \E I< 1 l i l t ’ »1111*K *1 1 This w ill make any one a idee HOME w ith a good IN COME to help pay lo r the property. It w ill hear clow in spertion from a business standpoint, lienee It w ill be w<ll fo r you to make an e ffo rt to look I his place over enrefiilly. Owner might consider taking In as a Part payment small house and lot. I ’ riee 21700.00. how n p iiy iiie n , $.‘>00.00, (ml mice very easy terms. Predatory aniqial hunter funds i totaling $18,650 for 1941 have just been allocated by the state de partment of , agriculture to 17 . -H of which will match ’ be funds apportioned to them. An allocation of Sll.ttOO for pre-' datory animal control has also JU#' bt* n nmd<’ *?> , U ‘* Mn<* ’ '** combinetl funds apportion monies directly to wun7 ie ,. However, actually Laymen’« Sunduy. Four laymen will speak on the subject "Per- sonal Christian Living:” Evening worship. 7:30. "Redemptive Long- .. ------------ ^ ^ ^ ^ t t a g Intermediate e pr. yer Dorena SEE W. B. JOHNSTON Real Estate, Loan* and Rentals COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. Office 22 South 5th St The ITorcnti Townies eked out a narrow 41X18 victory over the Lowell Y.G.A. there Friday. Jerry Mosby, accompanied by Doug Johnson of Cottage Grove, as repres(*ntativrs of Cottage Grove union high school, attended q sports writers luncheon in Eu- gem* Saturday. As guests of the Register-Guard they attended the Idaho-Oregon game In the eve- ning. ________________ CHA NO KM IN WH.IH.fFF. PKUCRATION. Phone 58 iM'i-ship with a fee of $5.00 ami ten cents |>er capita. The other 1« an associate membership for $2.00. The advisory council consists of five in a dilitlon to the officers. Two representatives ure chosen from eastern Oregon, tw o from western Oregon ami one at large, rhere is no longer a secretary ami treasurer combine«!. Hi.' two of- fk*va having l>een separated. “ .1(1,000 VARIIM OF (iHAVICI. FUK KOAI> WORK. Ijiiw county Monday signed a contract with Carl Holm Company to furnish crushed rock from three different quarries to supply 21.- 000 to .’10.000 yards of gravel for road work. Crushers loriitcd at Coburg. Tlmlwretl Ridge and h r- guson will supply from 7,000 10.000 yards each. Messrs. Vinal Randall ami R. S. Drenner who attended the W ild life conference at Corvallis last Thursday ami Friday report some chttng.-s mw.U* in the federation constitution which may l»e of in- ,r r „ , ,a „.veral sportsmen. The county unit has been eliminated ant, instead tin* local units will be Black Raspberry Marble, New directly affiliated with the state Sensation In Ice ('ream. Gustaf organization. Two forms of mein- son'S. 27-tie prrship» are available under the G u s ta fs o n 's its» t icaiii. n,.w se, ,,p On.- is a full Hebron FERTILIZER M ’ F FTmWI AHV 20. 1941____ L B, Save Every Day at Thrift Wise, the store that brought and maintains Cut Bate priees for you—It pays to visit our store. $1.00 H alibut Liver Oil Capsules, 50s G7c 35c Facial Tissues, 500’s 23c 10c Cashmere Boquet Soap 4 bars 2Gc 50c Listerine Antiseptic 39c $1.00 Genuine Ironized Yeast 79c Guaranteed Pocket Watches $100 4c 5c Note Book Paper Fresh AGFA and Eastman Films, all sizes Beidler Feed and Seed Store Lowest Cut Rate Prices on All Tobaccos aie 2.V Kotes or Motiewi 20c A aarin 19c T h e O n ly l i j t l U t f Announcing—The Opening of the GRAY MOTOR COMPANY SERVICE DEPARTMENT at 59 North River Road with RUSSELL BURGESS Factory Trained Mechanic as SERVICE MANAGER on Wearever Aluminum Cooking Utensils COMPLETE OLDSMOBILE SERVICE and Lawn Mowers GRAY MOTOR COMPANY Get Our Prices on Garden and Farm Tools Phone 286 GRABER-GETTYS Dependable Hardware USED CAR SPECIAL 1936 CHEVROLET STANDARD TUDOR— Radio— heater— 4 new tirea (not reeapg) motor thoroughly checked. 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