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Eugene Woman in Horse Show O C I E T Y lirui M is s R o d n e y H o o d . R e p o r t e r T e l e p h o n e 1 59 a THURSDAY TH E SE N TIN E!,. COTTAGE GROVE, OR BOON PAGE FOTTI Shell Oil Co. Aids Getting Maximum Results for Cars 01^1 DE-H1GGI X ROT II A M. i Social Calendar G eraldine Iona Glade, d au g h ter, <4 Mr. and Mrs. R S. H a rte r and FRIDAY Harold R. Higginbotham, son of SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Dave Higginbotham, w ere m arried Monday. August IS SUNDAY at Springfield. The ceremony was MONDAY perform ed a t 8:45 p. m. in the TUESDAY Methodist parsonage by the Rev The Neighbors of W«xxicraft H arry G. Crouse in a beautiful will hold th e ir reg u lar m eeting at candlelight setting. The only at- 8:00 p, nt in the I.O.O.F. hall tendants of th e couple w ere W alt- — e r Johnson, b rother of the bride, W EDNESDAY and his fiance. Mias Faye H alver- The Business and Professional son, both of Springfield. Mr. an d i W om en's club will m eet for luneh- Mrs. Higginbotham a re m aking eon at the Rainbow cafe. th eir home in C ottage Grove. __ —♦ — The Service Guild will m eet at COX-McCALL ,he M ethodist church for a pot- ------------ luck dinner at 1:00 o'clock. This is ‘ Mrs. R etha Cox. d au g h ter of tf,e first m eeting of the fall sea- Mr. and Mrs. Robert B radford j*,,, and Albert McCall, son of Mr. and _+ __ Mrs. John E. McCall w ere m arried THURSDAY Ross A rd e n s H e a lh e r Lass. w ,th K atherine Read«* Ross a t Vancouver. W ashington S atu r- W.B.C. club will m eet a t th« of Eu«ene up* one oi the contenders for honors in the three-gaited day. August 23rd. The groom is a home of M rs. Nellie Blackmon* on classes at th e Oregon s ta te fa ir horse show at Salem sta rtin g Sop- g ra d u a te of C ottage Grove High Thursday. S eptem ber 4th. tem ber 1. H e a th e r Lass has won all the three-gaited events e n te re d school and the bride atten d ed the T he C onstellation club will m eet this year, including the Oswego H unt club. Eugene H unt d u b and C ottage Grove schools. The cou- ln afternoon of S eptem ber P h Salem Saddle club shows. Dotson photo, Eugene. pie a re m aking th e ir home at ln club rooms of the Masonic Black B utte. W. B. C. C U B. Temple. Seeks Title + ATTEND CONFERENCE THETA RHO A T T E N D S CON V EN TIO N . Six m em bers of th e local Busi ness and Professional W omen's club attended th e South W illam e tte district conference at Albany- Sunday. They w ere presented the c h a rte r and officially welcomed into the s ta te federation. . iss Evangeline Philbin of Portland, State president, gave th e présenta- tion speech. A banquet was served to about 175 women at th e Albany and . program p r i m e d . ------------ T he d istric t convention of dis- tric t No. 5 held its yearly conven- tion at Eugene Friday. Miss Doris gm ith of C ottage Grove is presi- t he convention for the coming year. O th er officers for coming convention a re : Vice* ___ ; J _ . Ella . Mae . o Sm __ all; ,, ____ president. secre- s J S r t e Wthe” da,W The Eus.'n" ■**"£>' B ertton: war- Mrs. Elsie DeYoung was hostess to the W.B.C. club a , her home last T hursday. A dessert was served at 1:30 followed by bridge. Prizes w ere aw arded to Anna Gat«*s and G race Davis. H arriet B artels and F ern Anderson w ere guests, M rs. N ellie B lu ck m o re w ill en e n terta te rta in the club at h e r home for th e ir next m eeting which will be T hursday. S eptem ber 4th ' T< " chy Jun,,,u ,, S(„ club Dresented the local group den’ M arian T u rn e r, m arshal, “po tlatch " a $1,000 silver service w S thTTlCb collect a n d la S ? o f Ja n “ Cha^ la,n' \ elda for the new cru iser named a fte r ■ ¿ chimes to be used in calling the right support of president. t ^e A laska capital and scheduled V J X i ' S . l l ? S m i l e B « W m - X t e : W< • — J * fo r launching on O ch.be, 7. iiL ., < ~ 777 president. B arb ara Robinson; , . .. » took home th e cup for th e P q{ yice lden, According to M ayor H a rry I. * '■ 4 ; A '' - g reatest num ber of miles traveled. * Fenner- left suDoort of vice L ucas' the s,lver s e n ‘,ce ,o ------- . — ------ a»™ Alice fe n n e r. lett support oi vice pnfsented w i„ ,n d u d e punch bowl. 4.» S ' i r s x t g ’ s -« -* » « • y > “ — £ ladle, tray, cups, candlesticks and N jjoyt, Miss Evelyn Biggerstaff. guardian, Je a n H ik* mu-ic .an. Qther pje<?es P resentation of a sil- Opal W agner. Mrs. Miles S haffer, and heralds K ath- vpr tQ a sh th(, •*.<• *W • *•«- . f' . M e f D o n n a Cooper. c„ y P at Horton, representing Santa which she is named W icks and — ----------- .---- D n . Cruz. Cal., poaea in the straw ax The next d istric t conference will Ra t 1 p traditional. a con testan t but hoprx to get Into be* held a t Tim berline Lodge The C h,r.1''tia ’^ >n. clover aa queen of n on-profit n eau " is being construe- V ital club will hold th e ir next reg- D cw ^ ' m c - ted T he at "Ju the F ederal Shipbuilding th,* ufar m eeting on Septem ber 3rd. o ^ l h e s U te Re- - d D ry d o ck C om pany. K earn ey . Houndup anil G ym khana at G il roy. Aug. M -Sl, Sept. 1. bekah assem bly; Mrs. Mabel Ken- N « " Jersey. She is one of eight I.t l !tl R W S T O H O L D w ard n Qf the as shlps which the Nav>. designates SPE< 1AL M IS S IO N R A L E Y . . M rs. M artha M arsh was the sem biy. and M rs^R uth C u m sec- Z i Z e d i ^ i S ^ J l ^ 1 ^ 7 ^ - ------------ guest o f honor at a surprise p a rty K?nn^dy a,t> as r,o,llla S h i ^ T T h e y will , M. r » ^ and friends of the C ot- given recently by a num ber of Mr* and K ennedy Na s f;tsUs( cruLM rs amJ tag,. Grrw,* L utheran church will her friends and relatives in honor seatbd the new officers. .. ...» ...n .. ... annual mission rally at its sm allest since the "Scouts" of hold th e ir ...................... of h e r birthday anniversary. Those T he program of the evening 1905. F ahrenw ald's grove, one mil«* present w ere Mrs. F ern Adams, featured tw o accordion solos by south o fio w n . on Sunday, A ugust Mrs. E thel Applewhite, Mrs. E tta Glen Smpden. a piano solo by 31. The inorning service is to be T H IN G S TO W A T C H FOR. Lockwood, Mrs. Viola Cruson, Mina Zebley and several h arp se- gin at lg a. m. an«, the afterno«jn Mrs. Jennie Cox and daughter, lections by Charles G ranger. Re- s»*rvice £¡11 begin a t 2:45 p. ni. ’N ew spaper ads by W oolworth T he Rev. M. P. Simon. M. A. of Mrs. Frances M arquardt, Mrs. i freshm ents of punch, ice cream R osetta Harpole, Mrs. F lo ra vin- and cake w ere served by the Eu- the big five-and-dim e folks, for Eugene, and e d ito r of T he ChrLxt- cent and Mrs. Fannie Goude. In- gene T heta P.ho girls. T he next the first tim e a test cam paign on ian P a r« it and the C hildren's vited guests who w ere unable to convention will be held in Cot- sam e in U tica, N.Y., turned up H our, will lx* the guest sfM-aker. a tte n d w ere Mrs. M ostachetti. tage Grove in the early fall. T here convincing resu lts . . . A dvertis- T he women of the congregation Mrs. Eva Aubrey and h er m other, wiH be Jio m eeting Septem ber 1st. ing billboards which feature the a re planning to serve luncheon at Mrs. Goodell of Yoncalla and Mrs. The next reg u lar m eeting will be flashing, to a passing auto, of th.it n«xin to all present. M embers of Lee Cox. Ice cream , cake and Septem ber 15. au to 's exact mil«?s - per - hour -i siste r congregations at Roseburg, couple of electric eyes a re so plac- S utln rl n and Lug«-nc a n expect* punch w ere served a t th e close of S T A F F CLUB. ed as to m easure, calculate and c l to lx* present for the «lay. A a social hour. The honored guest flash, all in a tw inkling! . . . Soap cordial invitation is extended to was presented m any lovely b irth At the reg u lar m eeting of the ,h a t comes in paper thin rolls, so the public to a tte n e d these two day greetings and gifts. S ta ff club Friday evening in the j^ a t each user can team off a services and sp»-nd the day w ith I.O.O.F. hall, plans to a tte n d the sm all, individual sheet for him- ns , FAREW ELL PARTY. ________ «li-tiict No. 10 convention to lx* sp|j C tgM V tt th a t coni,- p a rk - _______________ L - Employes of the J. C. Penney held in Creswell on Septem ber 28. agP(j in a rigid, crush-profeet ion l e a FAMILY V ISITS HERE store honored Miss M iriam F er- w ere discussed. A nnouncem ents tra n sp a re n t plastic case the stiff rin, who will leave soon for Salem w ere m ade of the picnic supper to p>)aKtic case Ls in place of the cus- M r. an d M rs. C a sp e r L ea and to atte n d W illam ette U niversity, be held in the I.O.O.F. hall ih u rs - tom ary cellophane w rapper . . dau g h ter G race left yesterday for with a farew ell party. A chicken day evening a t 6.30 for all m em- ^lso in the plastic line, a molded th e ir home in southern California, dinner was served a t th e A nlauf bers of the P ast Noble G rands ^ „ d a i for women -a featu re be- a ftM- „pending several «lays visit- Auto P a rk Inn. Games w ere play- and th e ir fam ilies and of the box ing th a t it expands w ith the heat ¡ng w ith Mr. U a 's m other and ed and the guest of honor was social to be held F riday evening of , because the foot ex- family. They also visited w ith Mrs. presented a lovely Rift by the by the Rebekahs and Odd relk/v^s then, to o l, . , , .. .. . , , p group. Those p resen y B t w ere ? . Mr. . , for _ th e benefit of ,hi> T h e ta R ho L e a s b ro th e r John V eatch and ot the in e ta JX"0 family, and w ith a n o th e r brother and Mrs. Damon Scott, Mrs. A. J. girls. A show er was given for Mrs. M O TT T O BE C A N D ID A T E Marion V eatch and fam ily of Eu- Wiser, Mrs. Loche Thompson, Mrs. Ray Thies and refreshm ents w ere H arold W hitlock. Miss P atricia _____ , served a t the close of the m eeting R epresentative Jam es W. M ott gPne. The Lea fam ily a re form er ............................. Baldwin, Pete ............ Beach. H arold by Mrs Eva Aubrey M rs U t a of th e first d istric t announced yes- rf.sld(.nls of c o tta g e Grove. It has Bauder and Miss A rline Ander- S te w a rt and Mrs. E dith Saunders. te rd a y a t his home in Salem th a t • .son The next S ta ff club m eeting will he would seek the renom ination bcen th irty-nine years since Mr. be held Friday, Septem ber 26th. of t he office of representative at Lea has been here, and he notiees P R E -N U P T IA L S H O W E R the s ta te p rim ary next May. I m any changes. j 1 I , M R PR I s V h lR P R ls E “ Z e ARTY PARTY next stH’ial iiieelmg w ill I n * Sep tem her 8. T h e p ro g ra m w ill be M 'G I'R T JH \ It l o t s I I M l EX - — — - in h o n o r of th e fo u n d er of th e T h e re one«* wax a fisher nam ed T ow nsend M ovem ent an d a com F isher, m lltee lia s been ap|tolnti*d to Who fished from the edge of a m ake arrangem ents. Mrs. P etrie fissure; is chairm an. But a lish with a grtn, Pulled the fisherm an In; Corona nduing m achines for sale Now- they re lis h in g tin* 11 s in e W ith special efforts lieing made at the Sentinel office foi i 1 1* i to get maxim um , economical per form ance from passenger autom o biles. m ore im portance is being place«! upon the fact th at the com pression ra tio of un engine in l,'o r S elm o l D ay s. creases w ith mileage, due to car- I hiii (le|svsils. sty le d Io K e e p Voll ill S lip With U nfortunately, these deposits cannot be avoided and they de l''asliion's liest crease the size of Iht* com bustion ch a m b e r and increase the com pression ratio of the air-fuel m ix ture Iteyond the original design of Gladys \dam s. Prop the engine. li.'il Main Street. I ’pslairs Phone 75 Recent tests show that even w ithin the first 10.000 m iles la n average year's m ileage), com- I pression ra tio increasex, due to carbon, m ay Iw* su fficien t to ca u se knocking, sluggishness and over heating. "A scries of advertisem ents to acquaint m otorists w ith these facts is now being release«! by Siiell Oil Company, Incorporât«*«,." is was said ben* today liy S hell’s local manag«*r, R. F. Sunderland "( >ne w ay to overcom e loss «>f engine perform a nee «lue to Ibex«* «•»impression increases, is to r«*tar«l the spark Hut that causes loss of pow er. A nother, but expensive way. is to remove the carbon." "To com pensate for th«*se c a r bon cre a te d high c o m p re n io n s. Shell has developed a xperiul type of gasoline. Shell Prem ium , which will give maxim um , knock-free pow er in the high«*st compression th at tixlay's engines develop. It is m ade from clean-hum ing gasoline fractions and contains a |Hitcntisl anti-knock fluid. In addition, it contains p o w e rfu l alkylate, sim i lar to th at used in l(M)-<>ctfln<* avi ation gasoline. In new cars or old. Shell Prem ium Gasoline gives quicker sta rta b ility and warm-tip. as Well as «axiler running and ex cellent m ileage." 1 SCHOOL LOVELINESS CURLETTE BEAUTY SHOP T O W N S F N O ( L i lt N E W S . Monday night th«* usual social m eeting w as observed w ith Mrs. M arsh, Mrs. Perry. Mrs. Apple- w hite, Mrs. DorWood and Mrs. Safley the com m ittee in charge. T he program consist«*d of group singing, reading and music. An nouncem ents w ere the ladies auxi liary m eeting for T hursday and the dance on S atu rd ay night. The group accepted an invitation from the Rev. G ordon Hypes to atte n d church as a group on Sunday eve ning, Septemb«*r 7 M«.inb«*rs a re asked to g a th e r at the h ill at 7:00 p. m. R efreshm ents of ice cream was serv«*d following the mix-ting The Starr Jewelry Store TO YOU OWNERS OF HIGH-COMPRESSION CARS Even if your car has gone less than 10,000 miles, it now may have higher compression than when it left the factory — may knock because of this I BA PTIST M ISSIONARY. A miscellaneous show er was given last T hursday by Mrs. Ho- h art S ta r r and Mrs. Glenn Arne in honor of Miss June Bromley of Eugene, bride elect of F ran k W ard of this city. Various games in keeping w ith the occasion w ere played and m any lovely gifts p re sented th e honoree. Iced tea and cake Were served by the hostesses to tw en ty guests. O ut of town guests w ere Mrs. George Bromley, Mrs. D. Higgins, Miss J e a n Stinchcom b and the guest of hon or, all of Eugene. ------- -—- The B ap tist M issionary society m et W ednesday afternoon a t the home of Miss Lena Zendron. A program was presented consisting of a play entitled "M issionary D ollars." Those p articipating w ere Mrs. Ercile W hite, Mrs. O. H. Pickens, Mrs. P. J. Bush, Mrs. Ervin Hansen, Mrs. C urtis Han sen, Mrs. Ida Terveen, Mrs. W. C. M artin, Miss Lena Zendron and Miss Leona Hamill. The afternoon m eeting was followed by a picnic for m em bers and th e ir families. will add charm to any social occasion The M.P.G. club held th e ir a n nual picnic last T hursday evening on the lawn a t the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Axley. Several m em bers and th e ir fam ilies and house guests w ere present. The picnic dinner was followed by a social hour. The next m eeting of ' the club will be held S aturday, i Septem ber 6th. a t the home of Mrs. Frances Nichols. < « < 1 Sunnyside Greenhouses A 1704 West Main Tel. 182 The Best Defense Against Illness MILK M . P. G. C LU B . FL O W E R S G ood Food A tre a t aw aits you if you have not tried our O riental delight ice cream . 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