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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1942)
s O C I E T Y M is s I n a M o n r o e , R e p o r t e r T e 1 e p h o n e 15 9 I.IN C K -N E L S O N I Ì I ■ I i ♦ •f I Social Calendar I I OUR DEMOCRACY^----- T h a t love of freedom, tiU t vigor, th a t fearlessness in the presence of sudden peril or fee which ate the gift of the sea to its sons.’’ / / '/¿J! 7 < Ihli - s SHOW ER G IV E N The Royal Neighbors m et Tues- a shower was given Wednesday ‘ day evening fo r a business ses- afternoon at the home of M is. sion The camp w ill not meet on LoU Bailey fo r M r. in d Mrs. Ivan August 25 but w ill have a picnic Lorenz who lost th e ir home in the supper at 6:00 p. m. at the home fire at Chambers' m ill. M any g ifts of Mrs. Alice Breedlove. A ll mem- were presented to M r. and Mi's bers and club members are in- Lorenz. Mrs. B ailey and her vited. A social evening w ill f o l- . daughters, Leahra Allen, D orothv low the supper. K e lly and Viola Bailey, wish to —♦ — express th e ir ap;>reciation to all REBEKAHS MEET those wno helped to make it a ------------- success. The Rebekah lodge met F r id a '/! —♦ — evening at the I O.O.F. hall fo r A. V. II. C LU B P IC N IC the regular meeting. The visitin g ------------- comm ittee reported th a t Mrs. The A V. H. club held a picnic K atheryn VasBinder and M.«. Thursday o f last week at the L in nie V iolette were ill. Robert home o f M r. and M rs. Ralph St. Elmo was appointed flag bear- Teeters. A social evening followed, er. A special practice of the s ta ff -------------------------- was announced fo r F rid ay nighi. Delivered After 23 Years Everyone is requested to be pres A woman's appeal for some ent and practice w ill sta rt prom pt loughboy to write to her has ly at 8:00. A surprise handkerchief eachcd the army 23 years late, of- shower was given to Mrs. D on ni Icers from Camp Upton, L. I., re- Cooper who is leaving this week 'ealed. The supply officers fre- to live in Portland. Refreshments luently receive materials packed were served. luring the World war. The tag on >ne bundle, dated 1918. was signed >y a woman inspector who wrote ter address on the bag and invited :orrespondence. r Flowenv Sunnyside Greenhouses Tel. 182 Why Cats See in Dark Cats' eyes shine because light is reflected by the tapetum lucidum, which is part of the membraneous layer between the retina and the out er covering of the pupils of their eyes. This apparently has function al use in reflecting light rays which enter the eyes over the entire retina and aid the cat in seeing at night in very dim light. Poinsettias Need Support Poinsettias may need support to keep tall flowering stems from breaking of? in the wind. Use tall stakes and brace branches with crossties. fro m Long B earh . C a lif., and m a n ages to look a ttra c tiv e ly a t lease id these togs. ON THE OFFENSIVE AMERICA! W a n arc won by attaching, not by sitting in a fort! And today America is tailing the offensive against the Asis with hard-fighting, non-stoppable man and matarialsl W a r e tilin g the offensive, too, against the enemy at home— the inflationary 6th column that blows prices sky high. You can help in both fights by saving at least ¡0 % of your money in U. S. W ar Bonds every pay day. Attack the Asis with your dollars today. You can start with as little as a 10c W a r Stamp and you can gat a $25.00 W a r Bond (m aturity value) for only $18.75— at your local post office, bank or other convenient sales aqancy. ecclesiastical circles condemned chocolate as Immoral. But people were fascinated by this new vice and tried it on many occasions. No Coast Guardsman? You might say that Uncle Sam hopes his folks are "keeping up with the Joneses" these days. He's re ferring them to Aviation Cadet Van W. Jones of Kelly's advanced flying ert of the navy. One P e n n y — One Y e a r Police arrested *llie «Monte ¿ lie n t By Mrs. Julia Kieno W o s tln g h o u a e H om o Mr. hih I M is. James Ferguson Summer Cooking Newa are the parents of an 8% pound daughter born Saturday, August H OT weather Is no exeuaa for the disappearance of hot 8, at the B u tle r m a te rn ity home meals. Eating habits can't ba rad The baby has been named S h a ro n . ically changed nn short notire Dale. without danger of a digestive up A daughter was horn to Mr. and Mrs. L. D. LnCasse at the M cF a r land m a te rn ity home on Saturday. August 8th. The baby weighs 8 pounds and has been named Jerry M url. Mr. and Mrs. Alpha P itcher ol Seattle are the parents of a 9 pound son horn August Itl at the M cFarland m a te rn ity home The haby has been named Thomas W illia m . M r. and Mrs. Howard T a y lo r are the parents o f a 7 ism iid daugiiter, Gail Ann, born Tuesday, August l l . at the M cFarland ma te rn ity home. M r. and Mrs. Ernest T a tro of D rain are the parents o f a son isirn a t u Eugene hospital on Sun day. August 9. M r. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis Gag- ner of Lorane are the parents of u son born August 11 at a Eugene hospital. MRS. B E S T V IS IT S AI HI ST 1.1, 1912 E c o n o m is t vide tops in nourishment with a minimum of attention. Best of all, such simple meals ran he served on the lawn or front porch. To savs trips to the kitchen, load every thing on a tray or baking pan, in cluding a thermos filled with lce<| tea, lemonade or milk. Choose from your favorite cook book the menus that will keep your family well-fed and yet won’t be a hardship on you. Thia mral'a a sample: set. It is hunting for trouble to s e rv e entirely cold meals to a fam ily a c c u s t o m e d to h o t food. Isn't your fam ily more active in MBNlf sum m er than •Maramnl N rw l*e*aa winter? I f it isn’t CucMmltara In Rmir < r»am P r a a a ln * sports nowadays, ll» t F t,11- Hnl««r it's victory - g a r ChillrM Halia<l (* u a la r « l M ilk Cnfim dening. When I a ra r*n l I —a( Ma*l|>a l i v e d o n t h e *M 1 cup rltaiw I Iraaptwtn sail macaroni Mi «aaap**«»n p»ppar farm , long sum ruiw luil m ilk PUg ©ralad mer days from 1% 1 «U p M «<l h im r fe g tlt rh rm - Mrs. Kiene dawn to d u s k iln a dry braad I allghllg . ml , lw « t e n worked up a terrific appetite -end tobUepoon rk*»p- I lablaapewn molk- use«! up a lot of energy besides. It 1 pad perslay ad b u lla r take* as much food to replenish Tank m aeam nl In »»na qu art boiling w alar energy In summer as in winter, and w ith I taaatHMin salt u n til lander O ral» this cannot be done without hot, and rlnaa In ««»Id water Pour hot milk »»»•r tha l>ra«d aeumba. add othar Inara* healthful meals. .He- nt« Mia lightly l*«»ur Into well but But where do you come In? The tered loaf baking dish rw ur melted but- ter <»aer top o f k«af and bake f«»r 4k min* consolation of doing your duty by u. rv In pwnvn«*4 111* nvvn. K *n *-v * » m ln u in * Tn l>»**n the fam ily doesn’t make It easier o w n . I»« .llali. Inavrl • fcnlfn a« Ik * *d « * nn-t • • to turn out piping hot platters in al. lw Shall* Io .« * and In w r t on k*ala4 scorching weather. Why not meals p la lla r. that literally cook themselves? Oven meals, one-dish surface meals N E X T W E EK : Secrets o f Hom- and deep-well cooker dishes pro_ Canning. ________________________ HERE. Mrs. H a ttie Best. Mrs. H a ttie Van Sehoiaek and grandson, L y l • Van Sehoiaek, of P ortland were guests of Miss Belle Burkholder over the week end. Mrs. Best visited M r. and Mrs. W a lte r Baker on the Black B u tte ¡road e arly in the week. She also visited Foster P hillips and his sister. Mrs. John Phillips, on the W. W. Chrisman ranch out near the Cedars school d is tric t. Sunday the P hillip s and Mrs. Best were dinner guests at the B u ikh o ld e r home «¡id la te r they drove out to vis it M rs Robert Mosby on the old Donation Ijtn d C laim which was taken up hy the David Mosby fa m ily in 1852. They also saw Miss Ida T a ylo r on the S ilk Creek road. The Cottage Grove dam took the old T a y lo r place which was b u ilt by Miss T aylo r's fa th e r at least 70 years ago. Mrs. B«-st left fo r Eugene M on day m orning and w ill a rriv e in P ortland in tune fo r the Cottage Grove picnic which w ill be held August ISth in Peninsula park A ll fo rm e r Cottage Grove residents and present inh ib ita n ts are cor d ia lly invited to attend and re new old acquaintances. A PLAN FOR THRIFTI Your money muti do double duty »he»e doyt It mvbt buy you ths th»«f » you naad— rt mud buy you your po d woe kOCurity la tha lb»m d Wo» bondi So— »hop coroM ly ond o<o- nomicolly— <d Pannay t. W han you conpdor. ©na by ©«•. tha borpoini you taa hara. you rao h ia how wall Pannay I p lan t for the thrifty. „ RONDO PERCALE Snlld rollini or guy priiila. Ynr«l «¡.I.- Engraved, p rinted or processed wedding announcements fo r sale by The S e n tin e l FARMERS... Make evety market- NEW FALL OUTING FLANNEL I>urk nr light pnttrni». Yiir«l «• ¡«Il- Jay B O N D D A Y ! For our fighting man, for our country’s fu ture and for freedom we must meet and beat our county W ar Bond quota and keep on do ing it. Pick up your W ar Bonds and Stamps on your aecond atop in town . . . right after you've sold your eggs, milk, poultry, stock or grain. No invest ment is too small and no in vestment is too large . . . the important thing is to buy every time you sell! New Assortment of Fancy Buttons and Zippers P E N N E Y 'S V. S. Trramry D/larlmiiii r Fort Payne, Ala. flee. B IR T H S Mr. and Mrs. Charles M ille r are the |tarcnta o f a daughter. Nan- net le Jean, born I'hursday, August 6. at the M cFarland m ate rnity home The baby weighed 7 (xiunds and 2 ounces Miss Lois Evelyn Linek and Robert Lee Nelson, son o f M r. and TUESDAY Mrs. N. J. Nelson, were united .n Eagles A u x ilia ry « il l have th e ir m arriage in an impressive ca n d le -, lig h t ceremony pei formed Sunday evening at 9:00 p. m. at the home Neighbors of W oodcraft w ill o f the bride's parents, M r. and meet socially Tuesday evening at Mrs. A R. Linek, in P ortland. The 8:00 o'clock at the home o f Mrs. room «as decorated w ith w hite J. P. Graham. Mrs. Anna Schoen gladiolus. The Rev. Chaplin Beard «-ill he assistant hostess. Mem- read the ceremony. hers w ill please n o tify the host- The bride was lovely in a paw- esses i f they do not plan to at- der blue atternoon dress. Miss tend. B e tty Mae Romaine « a s brides- WEDNESDAY maid. Bob Moody of Cottage . ... „ . , ' _ Business and Professional Worn- Grove «as best man. > , . „ . . - __ Miss Geneva K im e o f Portland c‘ u b 1w *,,1 at 7 30 w ,,h sang "Because." Mm. A rth u r, M ‘ s’ Cecil Caldwell. W elch played the wedding march. B aptist ladies' aid meets a t the A reception followed the cere church at 2:00. mony w ith about 50 present. Mrs FRIDAY Forrest D rye r cut the cake and M rs. E tta Brow ner poured. Those W. C. T. U. w ill meet at 2:30 at attending from Cottage Grov> the home of Mrs. Holderman. were M r. and Mrs. N. J. Nelson, Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Kim e and Boh T O W N S E N D C L U B S O C IA L Moody. ------------- The couple w ill be at home i n . The program a t the regular Albany a fte r spending a few days m eeting o f the Townsend club at the coast. M r. Nelson is em- Monday evening consisted o f: the ployed in a plywood plant there, singing o f Am erica and giving the —• — flag salute; music by M r. Hazen. L A D IE S ’ C O U N C IL LU N C H EO N M r. T ucke r and M rs Gawley; _____ cornet solos. Forrest W est; read- The Ladies' council o f the ings. Mesdames M arsh, Petrie, C hristian church met Wednesday Goude, T ucker and M r. Kent and fo r th e ir reg u la r business and so- Mr. T ucke r; s kit. M r. W heeler and cial mee’ ing w ith a potluck lunch- Tom S h o rt: group singing. The eon at noon. There were tw e nty- song. "S ilv e r Threads Among the U .S .N A V V ................................. U.S. M A R IN E CORPS five ladies present. Gold.” was dedicated to L. F. S O H S O F TH £ SEA OF A C O U N TR Y W H IC H The devotionals «ere conducted O rpurd honoring him on his 88th by the Pauline group w ith M rs anniversary. Mrs. Belle D orw ard H A S N E V E R L O S T A W AR. T. M. Boyd as leader. Mrs. Law- was program chairm an, rence Brow n gave the scripture Plans fo r the picnic to be held reading follow ed by a song ser- at the c ity park August 16 were j - j , j-, . F ir s t A m e ric a n vice by the members and prayers completed. The public is invited | >¿1-1*1 KU’il I > l* lt t O ll Dr. Arthur E. Guedel of Los An by Mrs. Fern Adams and M r., to attend this picnic. Ice cream geles is the only American to be H erbe rt Moon. Mrs. Dorwood was served and a social hour was honored with the coveted Henry Hill sang a solo, "N egro M in strel, I enjoyed. Hickman medal of the Royal Society W ant to Be a C hristian ." The pro of Medicine at Louden. He is but GARDEN CENTER gram was about A frica n customs, the third person in the world to re E S T A B L IS H E D religion, manner o f living, etc. ceive this honor. Dr. Guedel pi I t was d?cided to hold a ll coun oneered the réintroduction of nitrous c il meetings reg ula rly held on A garden center has been es- oxide anesthesia by making it proof Wednesday on Tuesday instead in tablished a t the c ity lib ra ry by the against asphyxiation, developed di order to avoid interference w ith P. D. G. club. Garden growers ar? vinyl ether, a aafcr and quicker an the Red Cross w ork. The young invited to look over the collection esthetic than ordinary ether, helped m atrons o f the church were guests o f reference books, magazines and create the carbon dioxide absorption o f the council. Plans are being catalogues. There are also bulle- method and conducted a fruitful 12 made fo r the organization o f a tins issued by the N ational Fed- year's research in the perfection group fo r them. c ratio n of Garden Cluhs as w e ll as of cyclopropane gas. Mrs. Boyd outlined a program inform a tion sent o ut by the state on m issionary and civic w o rk federation. M as s V ita m in F eed ing w hich was adopted. The next reg- —♦ — "The most important advance in illa r m eeting w ill be to e nte rtain $v. s. C. S. M EETS human dietetics since the invention the shut-ins o f the church and ________ of the fork and spoon”—mass feed vicinity.' The m eeting w ill be held The Women's Society of Chris- ing vitamins, is being undertaken a t the church. , tia n Serv ice o f the M ethodist by Los Angeles, with the co-opera , J h e council presented a q u ilt church met Wednesday afternoon tion of an aircraft plant which has to M r. and Mrs. Ivan Lorenz who at the church. M rs. Jos. Safley permitted 1.200 "guinea pigs" to vol unteer from among their workers to lost th e ir home and its contents led the devotional.« and Mrs. C. N. eat vitaminized lunches. The sci at the m ill fire last Thursday. Land gave a reading. A shower entists are providing the formulas —♦ — was given fo r Mrs. Don Lad>. and the aircraft company ly provid P. D. G. C L U B P IC N IC daughter o f the Rev. and Mrs. W. ing the lunches and is undertaking ------------- A. Briggs. Many lovely g ifts were to permit tests of the nervous re The P. D. G. club met F rid a y received. Mrs. A lb e rt Adkins and actions of their workers to the im afternoon at the home o f Mrs. S. Mrs. Maude W rig h t served re- proved diet. , L. Goda.xi fo r the reg ula r meet- freshments. ing and a picnic in the evening. '• —♦ — The program concerned the m ak- B IR T H D A Y S C E L E B R A T E D Once P ro h ib ite d ing o f corsages and was presented . We can thank Hernando Coitez, by Mrs. Mannings Barber and The b irth d a y anniversaries of . conqueror of Mexico, for the dis Mrs. Fred Broders o f Eugene. M rs. Benton Schrenk, a fo rm e r ' covery of chocolate as a drink. Mrs. Sam Mosher, vice president resident, now o f Meadowview, M r. When Cortez was sent out by the o f the W illam ette d is tric t. M rs. and M rs. O. H. Pickens and Ben Spanish government to explore this New World discovered by Columbus C la rk W heaton, state chairm an Zendron were celebrated w ith a he went in search of gold. In Mex of garden centers and others from picnic at the Zendron picnic ico he and his men were entertained Eugene were guests. Several mem- ground Sunday. There were 21 ' f f royally with strange food, such as bers of O ur Bouquet Garden club preSent. There was a b irth d a y » corn and strange drinks such as were present. Husbands o f the eak e f o r each of the fo u r honored H e re we have Miss B ritto n . P a ra chocolate. The Spaniards liked it members o f the group joined them . guests. The afternoon was spent m o u n t s ta rle t app earin g now in “ Young and W illin g ." She hails and took it back to Spain. Spanish fo r a picnic dinner at 6:30. w ith archery and o th e r games. ROYAL NEIG HBO R S M EET ■ Till THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE QUOTE. OREGON PAGE P O U » a year. U. S. T rn m ry Department 1 ors at Gustafson's ol cc’. irsr. N e w F a ll Dresses ‘ Juii«' Hi-utly” juniors. The teen age ehoiee. Two-piece styles that are different. Sizes 9-11-13-15. 3.98, 4.49 and up Youthful Matron Dress«’«. Sizes to 18 5.95 and up N r nest's Dress Shop G R O C E R Y S A V IN G S FRIDAY AN! 3 SATURDAY e ;' Matches 6-,m,x c®r,«n 23c Wax Paper • «. h 19c - i 2 a,,,s25c e Jell D essert| s 4 23c Peas . Milk Orcion 3 cans25c Soup Tomtit«» or Vv«. cun» 19C Tenderoni 2 15c Dog P^ood 3 -19c Polish l-iquiil V in « r 27c P. A. or Velvet < «•" 10c Machine Oil 19c P or may 3 p°und c,,n 79c Veg. Salad 2 -25c Cleanser sunbritc c.m 5c Saturday, August 22, last day for Sugar Stamp Number 6 SMITH-SHORT GROCERY Phone 1
