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THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE PROVE, OREGON PAGE FOUR ¡3 I E M is s R o d n e y H o o d . R e p o r t e r T e 1e p h o n e 1 5 9 KAGLK.S AU XILIAR Y. Social Calendar T ill ItSDAN Lane County Jury Five-passenger Indicts 9 Persons Coupe Is Popular The Lane county grand ju ry Chevrolet Model made a report Saturday forenoon at Eugene, returning nine indict ments. one secret, in pending crim inal eases. IVfendants in all of the eases, except the secret in dictment. art* under arrest for the alleged crimes, or have been re leased on bail W illiam Thisxiore Foust was in dicted on two charges resulting from bis arrest in connection w ith the burning of the Hell's Gate service station near Oakridge a few months ago. One indictment was arson ami the other was for burning w ith Intent to defraud Ellas Omer Ankroni and Nick N. Derschon both were indicted for non-support. Lloyd Hemmingson was Indict ed on a charge of obtaining money- under false pretenses, as was Mrs. G. A. Kinyon H. E. Church was indicted on two charges of drawing a hank cheek w ith insufficient funds. C ircuit Judge G. F Skipwnrth issued a bench warrant for the anest of the person nanu'd in the secret indictment and set his Hail at $2500 upon apprehension. | three-week course for 1911 Smith- j Hughes teachers of agriculture and the athletic coaching school which Is given by < iregon Stale What time Is II when a Chinaman every second year. has the tooth ache? "Tooth h iil ly ." Also tune Io buy Crosley A 6Mi-|Miund daughter was bow Khelvrfdor refrigerator. Why don't Monday. June 2nd, at the McFar you T land m aternity borne Io Mr. and Mrs. Edward Davis of Lorane route. She lias been named Sandra 4.1-lip Sue. Q U ESTIO N ’ The increasing deinuml on the |>art of Chevrolet b u y e r s bus prompted (be live-passenger cou|M* into second position among all body styles, usurping the place' held by the four - door sedan i For extra summer energy eal Gel your vitamins the easy way. throughout must of the |>nst dec-< Gustafson's Ice eream in all popu Kat Gustafson’s d e l l e l o u s lot aile, figures recently released b y lar flavors , 43-JU'-Íl 4 3 -lte -ll cream. the division's Market Analysis de partment reveal. Traditionally the lender, two-! door sedans are s till the No. 1 BETTY JAN E HARDING choice of the Chevrolet buying Queen of this year's Portland public, the figures show, w ith the Rose Festival. June 11 to 14. w ill alway s iMipular (bur-door sedans be Betty Jane Harding of Girls now in th iril place. Fourth and Polytechnic High School. This is fifth , respectively, are the busi the first time this high school has ness coupe anil the cabriolet ly . , been represented by a queen. During the first quarter of Inq M C r Pectin * • 1941. two-door sedana uccnunlcd It m ,k« n o n l.n d .t F IV E PERMITS FOR NEW illy than 1 have av a l for 44 8 | m > i cent of all passenger RESIDENT 'EM. ad bom any o l h a i ear sales, the Chevrolet business pact in ll'a so aaay Io pietuiv s h o w s. Five-passenger uaa, alto Ih a v a m a d a Permits for five new residences coupes were 24 per cent of all 7 0 0 qlaaaaa " were issued at the c ity hall during sales; four-door sedans 22.9 ,s-r M i, T C W ill,on, the month of May for the most cent; business coupes 6.5 per cent, Idaho Fall,, .Idaho active building month of the year. and cabriolets 1.6 per cent. Permits for new residences In the same |>criod last year, AT A L L G R O C E R S were issued to Robert Bradford, two-door sedan sales amounted to 1308 Main Street; N. Cruson. So. 54.4 per cent of the total, four- The Garden club w ill hold an all 7th and Taylor avenue; P. F. REBEKAH doors. 24.3 per cent; business day meeting at the home of Mrs. Snow, 10th and Quincy avenue; MRS. HAGEN PRESENTS coupes. 11.2: five - passenger Joe Schneider. PUPILS IN RECITAL. E. R. Wiese. North River Road; coupes. 8.3. and cabriolets 1.5. The Rebekah lodge met Friday- —♦ — S. L. Godard. 420 N orth 10th evening in the I.O.O.F. hall for A decade ago. In 1930, th e fig Mrs. Helen Rice Hagen pre- Joker club w ill meet at 8:00 street. Repair permits were issued election of officers as follows: ures ran like thia; two-doors, 129 South s< ' n ,°d her piano class in a series 46.3 per cent; four-doors. 24.6; Noble grand. Mrs. Ina Stuart; p. m. for a dessert at the home of to Fay McLaughlin. 5th Street; Mrs. Ida Veatch, for of ,w ° rv<' i 'als »’ her home Tues- W illiam Thum. Vice grand, Mrs. Rosa Petersen: four-passenger coupes. 17; busi- general repairs; Effie Gleason, day and Wednesday evenings of j ness eou|x*s 7; phaetons, .3; and secretary, Mrs. Alice Conner, and Tuesday evening's pro- “ 6-17 Birch avenue, new roof f; Anna ALTAR SOCIETY. treasurer, Mrs. Stella Baker. The ' 1 r cent. Holm. 315 South 1st Stree Bt, gen- Sram included the younger pupils i * initiatory degree was conferred and consisted of a group of s im -' The Catholic A lta r society met eral repairs. upon Mrs. Rosie Lewis and she A T T E N D E » ?5Ih ANNUAL plified classics from Grieg, L is z t.' Monday at the home of Mrs. O. W. ------ was presented a corsage. Mrs. REUNION. Tschaiksowsky, Brahms, and also; Eiva Morris, who was a delegate Spies for a 1:30 dessert. Mrs. H A L L SPEAKER AT CHURCH modern compositions. Large Assortment Francis Patten assisted as host OF CHRIST. to the Grand Assembly held re M r and Mrs. R. B. Reed. Mrs Last evening the program was cently in Baker, gave a report on ess. Father Francis Leipzig and made up of classics from the Mills, mother of Mrs Reed. Mrs. the meeting and the delegate Father Anthony Ge race were pre- classic, romantic, and modern Elsie Wells and Mrs. Della Hodges from the I.O.O.F. lodge, Robert sent for the meeting. A discus- u. S. A rm y officer, w ill speak at attended the 25th annual reunion ~ . FSt. Elmo, gave a short talk. Mrs. sion of plans fo r the summer the Church of Christ. Sixth and program at Umpqua Academy at Those playing Tuesday evening school was held. The school w ill Gibbs. on both Sunday and Mon Daugherty of Newport, and Mrs. W ilbur Sunday It was the With were: B illy Flatters. Roberta Bag- • Lila De Ferrari and Mrs. Haxel begin Friday and the children w ill day evenings. Lt. H all was enter anniversary of the founding of the ley, Diane Morelock. Guy Leabow, meet at the church at 9.00 a. m. tainer to the British forces that De Farrari of Big Oaks. Califor M arjorie Cove. Virginia Daley. academy in 1883 nt W ilbur. Ore Something New in nia. were guests. It was announe- Classes w ill be held in the Adams captured Jersusalem in the World gon. by Father W ilbur, a pioneer Shirley Hileman, Tommy Coiner, school and w ill be taught by the Gift Soaps War. by command of Gen. Allen- - ed that a supper would be held by Joan Moody. Horace Nixon, W il Methodist preeh'er and teacher. the Past Noble Grand's club on Sisters of the H oly Name, of Eu by. As an archaeologist, he spent The annual addraa was deliver ma Wade. Jeanette Workman. June 29th. The chairman of the gene. Classes w ill be held each years in Egypt, gathering m ateri ed by Sills Fairhnm, president of Those playing yesterday eve day and w ill close w ith the first al and pictures, some of which refreshments committee was Mrs. ning were: Vada Crosby. Dorothy * >n'g'>n ( ouncil of Churches, on Edith Sanders. The Rebekahs w ill communion on Sunday. June 15th. are duplicated nowhere else in the Hubbel. W. C. M artin’ Jr.. Jane ,hc "ubject of "ImjxTlshahle hold their next meeting on June Committees were named to tajre world. He has travelled the length Ideals." The program which be Beidler. B etty Lou Bagley, Robert charge of ms-als fo r the sisters and breadth of Bible lands, and gan at 10:30 a. m., was con while they are here. I t was an- brings from these travels mes- Hagen, M arjory Coiner, Helen W ill Not Harm cluded in the afternoon. A basket Roberts. Marie Lombard. Abigail SHOWER FOR NEWLYWEDS. nounc*d that $21.00 was cleared sages which strengthen the faith dinner was served at noon. Your Eyes Trask and Orlena M artin. on the rummage sale held Satur of even the most faint-hearted. day. Reports of the various com That he is an effective Christian Mrs. Vernon Lamm entertained LOCAL WOMEN TO SUMMER SCHOOL INTERESTS at her home Tuesday evening w ith mittees were given and plans worker is evidenced by the fact P A R TIC IP A TE MANY. made for cleaning and redecorat that in his Jamaica mission sta a miscellaneous shower for Mr. ing the church. This was the last tion, there were over 1200 who and Mrs. Clyde Kinney, who were DALLAS. June 5 (Special.!—- . . ... OREGON STATE » COLLEGE recently married. Mrs. Kinney meeting until September when the confessed Christ in one eight- clubwomen of Cottage Grove w ill Advance inquiries Indicate a sum- society w ill meet at the home of month period. and Mrs. Lamm are sisters. The be interested to know that two mer session at least equal to last Sunday night he speaks on of their active evening was spent w ith various Mrs F. W. Blickle with Mrs. M. members, Mrs year’s reports Dr Quaglia assisting as hostess. "Palestine, From Nazareth •° Bernard Hansord and Mrs. Mabel Smith, director. The games and several nice gifts were opening six Jerusalem," illustrating his mes Sm ith w ill have significant roles weeks' session Th. presented the honored couple. Re starts June Z3. GIRLS. sage w ith colored pictured. Mon In the Golden Jubilee Pageant, which w ill be followed by freshments of cake and punch a see day night he speaks on "Egypt, ■were served at a late hour to Mr. the Rainbow of the Years, to be ond session on August 1. w ith all A regular meeting of the Theta . . ,. . and Man's Search fo r Religion." and Mrs. Kinney, Miss Audrey Rho Girls presented by the Oregon Federa- work closing August 30. S|s < ial was : held Monday eye- Therp w j„ Turner.* Miss Fern Tracy, Miss tion of Women's Clubs in Corval- events this year w ill include a n.ng at the I.O.O.F. hall. Twenty- night a]so Everyonc Rodney Hood. Ed Aus. Bob Ander one members were present. I t was lis, June 6. Mrs. Hansord w ill por- son and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon . decided to have a swimming par ally invited. tray a "Pioneer Woman” it the cycle symbolizing "Conservation" | ty and weiner roast on June 9. a t STRAWBERRY SEASON which depicts the preservation of I Tarzan. Girls wishing transporta REACHES PEAK. TUESDAY STUDY í I A B . forests and beauties of th.« eoi.n- j tion are to meet at the hall at Harvesting of new c r o p s of tryside. Mrs. Smith w ill take part i ' — -:00 o clock. Plans were began for slrawberries reachpd its k ,his S The Tuesday Study club held a installation of officers which mU .' week Many crates of arP in the group of all nations, a c o l-! icrrtc Tuesday at Horn's grove be July 7. Irene Shaw received laccd on thp 1{>ca| marke| orful sequence of the Ame. .can-, orth of town The committee in the fifty cents. The next regular Thp harv<?st deJa b about ,wo ization cycle. •harge was Mrs. S. L. Mackin, meeting w ill be June 16. weeks of rain, is well underway.' Mr. and Mm. Wayne Vaughn of Mrs. W illiam Thum and Miss The quality of them is up and Dorena are the parents of a 6% J ta n tjte Hamant. A ll members PAST MATRONS. better. pound daughter, Linda Gail, Imrn were present and Mrs. Elmer Prices on the local market are Thursday. May 29th at the But- bone was welcomed into the club Mrs. S. L. Godard entertained as a new member, during the the Past Matrons club at her reaching up to $1.85 a crate and ier m aternity home. $hort business session. Following home Monday. A 1:30 dessert was better. Corporals Rex McFarland and the picnic dinner games were served and the afternoon spent For extra summer energy eat Elm er Howard of Hamilton Field, played and songs were sung socially. The garden at the Godard JBDUrtd the campfire. home was inspected by the group. Gustafson's ice cream in all popu California, are home on a short 43-ltc-4i furlough. The next meeting w ill be a picnic lar flavors. LA COMl'S CLUB. at the Schofield Stewart farm on the firs t Monday in July. . Mrs. Frank Gierau was hostess TO OBSERVE RELIGIOUS fc> ffie LaComus club at her home WELFARE. Tuesday at a 1:30 dessert. Mrs. Garl King and Mrs. W. H. Daugh- SAN FRANCISCO. C ALIFO R •rty were guests A bridge Mrs. T. C. Wheeler won the prize for N IA .—Church-goers in California. the club and Mrs. Daugherty re Nevada. Oregon. Washington and ceived the prize for guests. A pic Idaho w ill join in a nation-wide nic w ill be held in two weeks at religious festival on June 6, 7 and the home of Mrs. T. C. Wheeler. 8, in support of the United Service iis .w ill be the last meeting of Organizations program of spiritu I t w ill pay you to apply fo r one of these policies before go al and recreational welfare for e club until fall. ing on a trip. You cannot afford to risk the possibility of a trip America’s defenders. costing you ta r more than the amount you planned because of The occasion is to be known as TW ENTIETH CENTURY CLUB. the medical expenses which inevitably follow any serious acci USO Sabbath, it was announced dent. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lechner en at Eighth Region headquarters here today. The premium is only $5 for 1 month, $7.50 fo r 2 months and tertained the Twentieth Century $10 fo r 3 months. club at a dessert at their home When this policy is delivered to you, it w ill be accompanied Saturday evening. Mrs. Charles Young and Earl Land held high by an identification card that w ill assure you the prompt ser scores at cards. The club w ill hold vices o f the nearest of the thousands of H artford representatives their next meeting in two weeks in case of an accident. ww Uw meo » at the home of Mr. and Mrs. " *M «tO «U tMOOII Loss of life ..................................... ..... r . SffJMN) Charles Young. Loss of both hands $5,000 1 ® ° * * " ^ " engine Ju st the time of year for Ìlio Loss of tioth feet 5.000 NOJ COMCfAUD SAFETY-STEPS' Sport Clothes. lx*ss of both eyes ............................ 5,000 NO Loss of hand and foot ............................... 5,000 mUMPOWER shift , We have a large assort Ixiss of hand and eye 5,000 NO 1 NO ment of slacks in all sizes BODY BY FISHER Ixiss of foot and eye 5,000 Add More Loveliness *1.95 up to *7.95. Perfect NO NO Ix»ss of one hand ................................ 2,500 V N in zE O kwee - action fit. Any Day. Ixiss of one foot 2,500 J NO BOX-GIRDER frame 1 NO ) Ixiss of one e y e .......................................... 1,667 Also sport dresses in la t M r u m » ------- - NO ' W e have a colorful a rray est shadi's and styles from Loss of thumb and Index finger ............. 1,250 NO NO l UPTOE MATIC CtllTfu Dislocations and fractures as per schedule in policy *1.95 tip. Accessories to of cut flow ers or pot L N O ¡ NO Reimbursements for medical, surgical, hospital and match any costume. Come nurse expense, up to ........................................................... $1,000 • plants. in and see what we have Emergency expenses if Injured away from home and before buying. EYE IT - T R Y IT - B U Y I T ! unable to communicate w ith friends, not exceeding $100 Issued to men and women between ages 18 and 65. Only one of policy Form 7003 may be issued to one person. The Eagles Auxiliary met at MONDAY w Sagles h .i. . uesday evening for The Rainbow Girls w ill meet at 'installation of officers. Mrs Westerine Turner was installing 7:30 in Masonic Temple for in i £ bfflcer and those installed were tiation. (j Eleanor Partin, lodge mother; TUESDAY •* Lvahra Allen, past madam presi The Tuesday Bridge club w ill dent; . Fern Anderson, madam * president; V e r a Medley, viee hold a picnic at the Schofield president; Grace Denn>. chaplain; Stewart home. - Lula McCullough, secretary; M il Royal Neighbor camp at 8 p. ni. dred Powell, treasurer; L illy Ren nie, outside guard; Frances Stald- in Eagles h a lt _. er, inside guard. Catherine Bris- J sette, trustee; Marie Lemmers. W EDNESDAY London 4-H Mother's club w ill conductor; Maude Wilson, musi- • cian. and Anna Gates, d rill team meet at the 4-H club building for * captain. Leahra Allen, outgoing an all day meeting to work on presided!, was presented a lovely basketry g ift and also the out going d rill Presbyterian Ladies Aid w ill team captain, Mrs. Elsie De Young. was presented a gift. The meet in church parlors. A ll mem . officers /were all presented eor- bers and friends invited. R sages. The ladies put on the fancy FRIDAY drill. Refreshments were served The Hobby club w ill meet at the • at the close of the meeting. The next meeting of the auxiliary w ill home of Mrs. Duane Smith at 7:30. be held in two weeks. i RADIO RAY ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ M o r e 7 ^ J e l '>¡ - _ C e ra t o USB . C Father’s Day Cards The New Jewelite Hair Brushes Prices $1.50 to $10 House of Gordon Gift Soap 50c to $3.00 Special Gift Offer on Colgate Preparations S P E C IA L S 2 Colgate Tooth Powder 56c value 41c 2 Bottles Cue 50c value 26c 200 Aspirin Tablets 78c value 49c Ground & Polished Dark Glasses $1.00 to $3.50 K elly’s C u t R ate D ru g S tore f a Bi^ngA (’HEMM ! B Travel and Vacation Accident Insurance Policy WHY PAY WHY ACCEPT MORE? LESS? S Vacation Tim e! ««» quality quiz It must be the "best buy" because it’s the "best s e lle r" ..,First again FLO W ERS in ’41, for the tenth time in the last eleven years 1 S 'F IR S T F IN E S T ! -Sunnyside G reenhouses 1704 W est Main Tel. 182 1 mn I 1 1 1 1 N0 I j j Smart Shop Alice Breedlove Phone 17 We Give Oreen Stamps H. K. METCALF Telephone 115-4 Cottage Grove Motor Co. 112 North Ninth Street — Telephone 77
