Image provided by: Cottage Grove Museum; Cottage Grove, OR
About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1941)
THURSDAY. MAY fi 1911 4 THE SENTINEL COTTAfJE GROVE OREGON LION ROARS Delight Valley Big Travel Season PAGE condition» w ith consideration g iv en to »peed law», natural hazard» and <*on<;cfltrd route» in m etro politan area». noon was »pent in piecing q u ilt bl«x-ks fo r the hostos.». L ig h t re freshments were served. The next meeting is to be w ith Mrs. Read Hemenway, May 14th. A p a rty wa» given in honor of Mr». Eva Iiem enw ay's 85th b irth day last. week. Those present were Mr». B illy O strander and daughter H a rrie t, Mrs. Eva Hol- derman, Pet Bressler, M r. and Mr». R. Hemenway, Mrs. Bird Petrie and hostess, Mrs. Almond Hemenway. Mrs. Eva Hemenway received a number of lovely gifts. Mr». C. E. Ashby accompanied Mrs. M ay Perini to Eugene Mon day. M r. and Mrs. E. J. Shell of Renton, Washington, visited the Ed Ashby home Sunday evening. Dean Bolton, Hasel and Bea tric e Barrie. Caroline Bolton and Ri hard Lath’d »pent F riday a fte r noon in Creswell. Douglas Bracher nt F o il Can- by wan an overnight guest S atur- day at the h nm r of M r. und M r;. A» Echoed 1'ioin (» H u g e (»rove Union Iligli School Lee Nixon. • KAMNKtf'INE IIEATON. Editor • Corona Portables The Sentinel One o f th'* greatest t o u r i s t Sunday afternoon guest:; ai th ( ’. II. I lulght home w ere M r, un i tra ve l seasons in the post decade Mi. and Mrs Orin Lanc.xsjcr of Lion» to l*l»y Junettam City, over the week end of A p ril 28 and Mr». M elvin Paul and son Gene is predicted fo r the corning sum ( '.e.tle Rock, Washington, have The Cot tug«* Grove Lions Jour 27. and Elsie H aight nt Eugene, M r. m er months by H arold R. Deal, m w e d in to the Herm an Kanel ney to JuncUon C ity tom orrow to (¡race St. Elmo t«x>k the m a ri and Mr». Lawrence Brown and manager of advertising and i.al«., house. play th e ir second game agulnnt tal vow» w ith O tis Swearingen on R uth C h lld e i». prom otion fo r the Tale W ater Mrs. K. K. M ills and Mrs. Ben the league lending Junction C ity Sat unlay, A p ril 26, ut the home Ix*al. ton Schri nk o f Cottage Grove v is Mlxxex Freda and N ellie Staid* As ociated O il Company. W hy don't “ J A V A " new Radio Tlgern. Cottage (¡rove, although of the Juatlce of peace at D rain, e r and Paul F lin to n of Portland w ho has just returned from a ited Monday at the John Read w hile the p r i c e s are s till low. not a member thin year, w ill Join w ith the Judge o fficia tin g . The »pent Sunday nt the John S t.ild- to u r o f th«- eleven western states, home. Drop into Radio Ray's and ta lk the dlMtrlet loop next season and parent» of the bridegroom were e r home, report« th a t tra v e l agencies, re M r. and Mrs. Lee Sm ith and it over. We mean you and you. w ill have to play team» the c a li the only witnaases. The new ly Mr». H arold W olfard and c h il sorts and to u ris t groups in a ll daughter M ary o f M apleton spent ber of the Tiger» who Incidental wed» an* m aking th e ir home In dren of Cottage (¡ro v e w ere .Sun parts o f the west have been de Sunday at the Joe S m ith home ly at thlx w ritin g are tied fo r Cottage (¡rove w ith the bride'» day dinner guests at the home of luged w ith the heaviest advance here. firs t place In the loop w ith the parent» fo r the present. Mr». Wolfard*» parent», M r. and inquiries in m any years. R obert Vaughn o f F ort Canby Eugene Axemen. The northerner» D orothy Earnshaw became Mr». Mr». Ix*e Nixon. Justin Brown of In preparation fo r the coming spent the week end at the home defeated the (¡rover» In an earllei B ill Quimby and Bertha Thoma- F ort Canby was a Sunday a fte r- to u rin g season Deal announced o f his parents, M r. and Mrs. V/. J. game at Cottage (¡rove by the son became Mrs. Bruce B r a ith - ' noon guest. th»* a v a ila b ility at Associated Vaughn. »core o f tl-.’t. Ttij) Lion»' probable Waite In a double wedding cere- M r. und Mrs. Oscar Elnten dealer*, nt u revise«! edition of the D elbert Jennings, who 1» em » ta ilin g lineup I»: M ike McKIh- mony at Vancouver, W ashington, went to Portland Wednesday und popular western United States ployed at Booth, spent Sunday ben, catcher; Jtihnny M inor, who Saturday, A p ril 26. T he ceremony returned Thursday. highways may which Associated at hi.*; home here. was the e a rlie r lowing pitcher w ill whs perform ed by the Reverend Mrs, Oscar Jackson was co- introduced fo r the firs t tim e last M r. and Mrs. Jesse Loomis and be on the mound; George Dugan, Kunzman ut the Reverend'» home host«*»* w ith Mrs. Clyde W righ t year. A ll highw ay changes w ith in daughter and M r. and Mrs. H a r find base; U ntold Wick», who ha» w ith M r. und Mrs. C harlie Q ulm - at the latter'» home at W a lk e r at the past twelve months ure in old Iia w le y and tw o children were the best twitting average, second;' by acting a» witnesses n bridal shower fo r Miss M ary cluded on the 1911 edition which Sunday guests a t the H. F. Rus- M arvin Kiang, »hort»top; Alan Both couple» plan to make th e ir W rig h t o f Eugene. Saturday. contain» sixteen complete detailed sum home on Mosby Creek. Reed, th ird bnae; F rank Suter, hom«*» nt C ulp Creek where Mr. The K«x'lu| Neighbors club met maps o f N atio na l Parks in the Annie and Raymond H orner of Blackle Morse, A llw rt Ishurn, A l Quimby and M r. B rn lth w n lte are Wednesday at the home o f Mrs. nine western states. Cottage Grove visited Sunday at den G nroutte and Paul lumgston employed in Scott» m ill. 1939 Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. Radio, Heater. S. K. Adams ut Saginaw. Guests "T he maps o f N ational Parks of the J. E. Redford home. w ill be the group from which the were Mrs. Knutson of E u g e n e the West are designed to meet th.* John Read and C liffo rd W allace 1933 Studcbaker Commander Coupe. garden group w ill be chosen. Home F c Club Fleet». and Mrs. W h lttln g h iil. The next needs of m otorists intending to went to the coast on a fishing • • • W in ifre d Makinson wa» elected m eeting w ill he May 14 at the visit any of the N ational Par)', in trip Sunday. 1937 Ford DeLuxe Coupe. Radio, Heater. Ta Play Miller». president o f the Horn«* Ec club home of Mrs. N, F Corliss. C alifo rn ia, Oregon. Washington, Mrs. Roy W illiam s and tw o 1937 Fcrd 60 Tudor The Cottage Grove Lion», who fo r next year In the club meeting The school hoard met May 5th Montana, Colorado, Wyoming, children of D rain spent tr e past held Tuesduy, May 6 O ther o f are playing Klngs-X hall thia and reemployed Mrs. Faye Van N«tw Mexico, Arizona, and U ta h ” two weeks at the home o f her 1935 Chrysler 6 Sedan year, w ill trave l to S pringfield fu r ficers elected were: Vice presi* Schotack us teacher o f the upper Deal stated. “ S u ffic ie n t de ta il has m other. Mrs. H. C. Crites. 1936 Chevrolet DeLuxe Sport Sedan n game w ith the cellar-dw elling dent, Zella Mae Gable secretary, grades. A teacher o f the kiw er been included so that not in ly C harley Peterson and Mrs. Donna Mae Burleson; treasurer, grade» ha» not tx-en employ«.*d. M iller» next Wednesilay, May are mileages between im ix irta n t M ary S m ith o f Walden visited 1936 Chevrolet DeLuxe Town Sedan The M iller», who have yet to Adel«*«* Bostick; historian. V ivian The »chool term ends M ay 16th. points w ith in each o f the parks Tuesday evening a t the A lfre d 1933 Reo Sedan Pollock. The new officers w ill w in a d is tric t 6 game, w ill lie the There w ill tie a basket picnic on clearly indicated, but a ll ;xnnts c f Pleuard home. underdog» because o f the fine plan the next club meeting. that date. interest in the parks are so in d i A rt T ucke r o f Camp Roberts, 1934 Plymouth Sedan • • • »bowing the Lions made against Eugene visitors Saturday were cated th a t the m ap may serve as .San M iguel. C alifornia, visited 1932 Chevrolet Sedan N ew se tte Stuff. the strong Uni H igh nine la<t the Lawrence Brown and R udolf a guide to those v isitin g any o f over the week end w ith his m oth The new Newsette s ta ff fo r the Hansen families. week, but the S p ringfield nine 1» the sixteen N atio na l Parks fo r the er, Mrs. J. E. Redford. 1937 Plymouth Pickup firs t tim e.” expecting to upset the Lion». On follow ing six weeks period has the mound fo r the Grover» w ill been chosen as follow s: E d ito r FOREIGN M ISSION SCHOOL A feature o f the new W estern Several Model A ’s and Other Low Priced Cars. be Gordon E lfvln g w ith M cKIb- Sentinel news, EarnestIne Heaton; U nited States Highways map, ben at the backstop position. B a t assistant e dito r «if the Newsette, El 'G E N E Due to Ihe success w hich last year proved extrem ely OPEN SUNDAYS M r. and Mrs. W. A. teries fo r Springfield w ill not be D a rre ll Thomason; page editors, o f the firs t unnuul school fo r fo r popular w ith m otorists consider made a business tr ip D a rre ll Thomason. Doris W h it eign missionaries h e l d on the ing travel, not only in the West last Saturday. announced u n til game time. lock. Bob Moody. Boh Grewelle, ( >regon State college campus at but anywhere in the country, is • • • J. B. Leonard and son John Zella Mae Gable, V ic to r Shrlcker, C orvallis February 3-28, the Ore the o ffic ia l U nited States road visited the S. A. Bolton fa m ily Hom e K ru n u iiiii» B riefs. M ervin England an«l W inifred gon State board o f higher educa map w hich has been brought up to Saturday afternoon. The Horne Ec 2A class a rc serv Makinson. tion has approved plans fo r a sec date on mileage and d riv in g tim ? M r. and Mrs. W illia m W hitlock ing guest luncheons this week to 6th and Washington • • • ond annual m eeting of such a between im p o rta n t points. A ll and niece and fa m ily o f Grasham put into practice th e ir study of llu m r K«x>ra Fleet». group, to be held on the state col mileages have been computed visited M r. and M rs. C. E. Ashby CHRYSLER tim e management and careful ex M ervin England was reelected over the best transcontinental Saturday evening. penditure». One luncheon w ill lx* president of M r. G ilchrist's Home lege campus e arly In 1942. Salei PLYM OUTH Service routes between given points. D riv The Cedars Ladies' club was a meal prepared e n tire ly o f foods Room F rid ay, May 1. during home IN T E R N A T IO N A L A new ice cream. Black W alnut ing tim e has been determined by held last Wednesday at the home from an ‘'emergency sh elf" and room period N ew ly elected o ffl- one a meal that a housewife who cers were Ethel Chappell, vice ice cream at Gustafson's. 3 9 -ltc-3 i actual runs under norm al d rivin g o f Mrs. E. C. Evenson. The a fte r- w orks could pre|»are In a short president, and June Eastburn. time. O ther meals w ill lie prepar »«•crclary ed u n d rr s im ila r circumstances. A gam«* o f tru th o r cortse- The Thursday Evening N Y A. qurnces was played the rem ainder class were entertained by Miss o f the period. T u rtle , the health nurse. M ay I, w ith a very Interesting demon BRIEF'S. s tra tio n o f the can* o f a baby, Th«* G A.A. afterschool group w hich Included bathing, feeding, w ill continue th e ir practices on and dressing a large rubber doll. Tuesday und Thursday nights a f Members of the Hom«* M aking te r school Tin* noon G A A. girls club are assisting in the selling of w ill hav«« practices seventh peri- tickets fo r the movie “ Rebecca" txts on M<»)duy and Wednesday. May ft. 6. and 7, sponsored by ihe P hyllis Sorenson s|»en( the week I H ealth association. end venting in Junction C ity. Juanita Peteia, Frod Phillips Coming Event». lio n Dugan and M argaret Monsun The coming school events fo r class o f '40. visited the crab festi the rest of the school year ore: val at N ewport Sunday. The d is tric t track meet. May 8; Miss Tidemnnson. Home Ec state tru ck meet. May 16 and 17; teacher, attended t h e annuul junior-senior prom und Ixtnquet, meeting o f the Oregon Home Ec May 23. h a rrn lu ureate exercises, association last Saturday in C or M ay 25; «’loss day exercises, May vallis. 28; commencement exercises. May D orothy Treadw ell and W ilm a 29 Hobbs have been ill the past week • • • w ith the mumps. Three Mentor» Med. Louise Boyce has been al>sent Three senior girls. Grace St. the |Ntst week lxxau.se o f illness. Elmo, D orothy Earnshaw, and Jeanette Flora visited relatives Bertha Thomason, wen* m arried In Roseburg over the week end. C harlotte Johnson is nhsrnt > from scho«»l because o f mumps. V ic to r S ch rlckcr went to Eu gene to v is it friends over the week end. ,•'..*** B e tty Russell went to Veneta to visit friends over the week end. S hirley C ulver returned to school Monday a fte r being absent a week w ith the measles. Doris W h ittik in d M«*Guirc was honored wdth a surprise birthday dinner given by her sister Doro thy, May 1st. Dean Chapman, class of '40, who is now in the arm y, visit«*«! sch«xil last week. Cale C a rr joined the navy and w ill leave sometime this week. Elwen H arw ell spent the week end in P ortland vis itin g relatives. The fo llo w in g students w ith drew from sch<x»l recently: Leon laincustcr, senior; L ila Van Schoi- ack. sophomore; B ill H elliw e ll, ju n io r; iXm McGee, freshm an; M a rjo rie Sheldon, freshman. Superintendent H. B. F e rrin spent Wednesday in Salem on Try a tankful today a n d feel the difference a t any speed school business. M r. R a tc liff, representative o f , the Ford M oto r eomi»any. showed n film e ntitle d "The Parade of t* A, Champions,” at a special assemb Slow down,” warns one sign. "Speed np,” says Alkylated, Solvent-refined, Re-formed, Natural and ly Tuesduy and gave a short ta lk I the next. 25 miles an hour, 45, 10, 15. Slow, fast, slow Straight-ruu make (he seven gasolines in Finer Flying A. on tho purpose» o f the Ford Good D rivers League, the prizes o ffe r- again. Changing speed limits wherever you go. And Try a tankful of this new blend of gasolines today. e«l, and how to jo in this club. M r. at some of these varying speeds, some motors fail to Discover how smoothly you ride through the changing R a tc liff was accompanied by M r. respond with ordinary gasoline. And all motors are M o ffitt, county ach«wl superlnten- traffic zones and over the hills with Finer Flying A. Go <1ent. different. One motor balks at 10 miles an h«»ur, but In U.S. Predicted Dorena ‘JAVA’ Radio R ay Nelson HIGH VALUES— —LOW PRICES BETTER USED CARS Cedars M cCoy M otors Have you discovered how smoothly you take the hills with Finer Flying A? SMOOTH IT EVERY .SPEED,« Perfect fo r SPORTS Ja c k e ts $9.50 to $12.50 Slacks $2.45 to $7.95 KtiHcmlile y o u r s « * I f a sports o u tfit with a fill«' tweed or shetlaiul jacket, tweed, worsted or covert slacks, ('hooae from hun dreds o f styles now nt Men’s Toggery A. W. IIELLIWFI.L “Everything tor Men" I Seven Champions The “Seven Champions of Chris tendom'' were: St. George of Eng land, St. Andrew of Scotland, S t Patrick of Ireland, St. Denis of France. St. James of Spain and St. Anthony of Italy. Grand Coulee Dam A Hollywood producer has con traded to produce a full-length pic ture with Grand Coulee dam, “ the world's largest mnn-made struc ture,” as the background, tho rec lamation bureau has announced. works OK at higher speeds. Some motors cough and hesitate only on the hills. Another motor chatters at 45. But now the problem is solved. You can have a motor smooth at every speed. Use 7 gasolin es In o n e. Seven proved fuels scientif ically blended to give you smoothness at every speed. Polymerized gasoline is in there. Cracked is another. fast. Go slow. Go fast again—smooth at every speed. Good housokoopers, too. Associated's Certified Clean Comfort Stations are for your convenience. Ami like all good housekeepers. Smiling Associated Dealers are proud of the cleanliness of their facilities. Please feel ftee to slop in wher ever you see the white and green Certified Clean Comfort Station sign, "For Baby, Too." Il's another Associated Service, T ID E W A TER A S S O C IA T E D O il FINER FLYING A IS 7 GASOLINES IN ONE COMPANY Finer Flying A - at ASSOCIATED DEALERS
