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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1943)
T u r n a n a y may ri, in n Better Marketing British, Italians Await Aid Would Reduce Big , a FFfisZe of Livestock Hi O ti'gon livestock p ro d u c i» uml add ihuu»unds ol I * iuhi 1 m of m»Ht lo ihc w artim e ■ K'l'tla if tl.*'y would improve prat l l t i a in m io k c i.ii,: i.itii.- • beep and lioi:», dcclure* In w ll f.y tlc . atatc velerinuriun w iip n.,- b U t* d cp iiitu i. n i oí agrk ulture h i the U n it'd Slab's, a probuhl • 25 m illio n pounila of livi'sUx'k .’««•« to waste yearly I mcuosc ol «• in less handling ,ii loading lot in u rk c i, e n te lo Mie«» th.it cuut-< •■rular» o r in jim is or death while it trnosit uml curcltsmicsa u I miui the condition of venirle» in which the anímala arc conveyed to m urk l.undlers could i T Fascinating Film Set to Technicolor H ollyw ood m a g -• reaches lo fty new heights in Universal*» "A ra b ian N ights,” acro .,.tug to the flood o f enthusiastic ra w s by c ritic s who have witnessed in itia l siiow- -ngs of the new Technicolor Inno vation The picture, presented by W a lte r W a n g e r Productions, comes to the A n a d e Theatre May 16 through the 19th and stars Jon H all, M aria Montez and Saini. R arely has any cinema venture been a nticipa ta li w ith liv e lie r in terest, and report indicate that Ihe p icture w ill carie up to every expectation. I t is -ig n ifica n t to note that advance announcements stress the adult entertainm ent element of the film , which would indicate that the fid i fascination of the o rig in a l Arabian N ights tale has not been sacrificed. Adventures Rex «-sled The story, dealing w ith the ro m antic adventure» of Sherazade, exotic dancer o f Bagdad, moves s w iftly against the vivid back ground of the O rient Described as a gleaming panorama of desert w arfare and slave conquest, the {dot h ighlights the riv a lry o f tw o princely brothers over the affec tion o f the dancer. M aria Montez, glamorous L atin star, appears as Sherazade, w hile Jori H all and Leif Erikson p ortray tin- brothers who fa ll under her spell, Sabu is said to have his most co lo rfu l role, and others in the Imposing cast include B illy G ilbe rt. Edgar B a rrie r and Shemp I toward. Producer W agner is declared to have assembled a m ultitu de of Hollywood's most beautiful g irls fo r the lavish harem and slave m arket sequences, w hile others were recruited fo r spectacular dancing scenes in which Miss Mon tez is featured. Im p o rta n t characterizations are contributed by Thomas Gomez, Turban Bey, John Qualen. Charles Coleman and Richard Lane. A t tra c tiv e fem inine players include Elyse Knox, Acquane! ta and Carmen D 'A ntonio. Much of this loss cannot lie avoided hut much nl it can li" avoided if In stock producer , hundiera and lem leis w ill com bine to oven me anuir ol the fur tor» which co ntribu te to this Wiifctf*. Hldr liy «lite »1 » rrg lm rn ta l paît In Noria Africa, wuundrd ItritU h F o r instance, une of partitions Yorkshtremcn and lla lla n prlsonrr» tir awallhig f in i uld. Bulle!« in both truck» a ><1 railroad cun and »lieti« n iu ilr no d is tin c tio n Iselw rrn sidrs. Hoon th r w oundrd w ill prevent annuals from being nirn » III he taken lo h o ip lta l« a l the rear lo recuperate. • nrown about an,I bruised when the vehicle is on:y p a rtly loaded S E V E N T II-D A Y A D V E N T IS T P artition» should I»' used when CHUR C H more toan one rend of nninial We»< M ain Street goes Into u single load, w ith e x - 1 Sabbath school, 9:30 o’clock. reption of calves and sheep which Breaching service 11 :00 o'clock may be loaded lin o the same com Every Saturday. V isitor» welcome partm ent. Large hog» should be PRESBY T E R IA N p artition ed from pigs; and hulls, Sunday -ehool 9:45 a. m. Mrs. C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E SO CIETY horned o r u nruly ca ttle should !»• I. W. Coiner. su|»-rint<-n<ier,t. 202 Second Street separated from o the r cattle Four weeks rnote of s|»-<-ial Bible Sunday school at 9 45; forenoon P a itllio n s and racks should b" study fu r the high school group free of p rojection- wlneh mat at Hu- Sunday school hour taught service, 11. subject, '‘.Mortal» and nruiM- or in ju re the iini.m il« c a r by Supt H. B F '-rrin M orning Im m o rta ls." Evening service sec ried and spare tires and other oh w orship service at 11:00 a. in. The ond W<-dnesday o f each m onth at The Bible. C hristian Jects should be l i f t out o f the Rev. James A ik m S m ith of Sa 8:00 p. m Set, nee lite ra tu re and the w r it space nr which u ulnar la an- con lem w ill preach. fined. interm ediate C hristum Endeav ings of M ary B aker Eddy may be Uac of canvas slippers as d riv o r at 5:00 p in The Senior En Ixirrow cd o r purenased before or ing aids w ill nnl cause flesh deavor w ill not m e t during the a fte r the Wednesday service. bruises ns do clubs, canes and m onth ot May. s iin ilia r dr vice». C H UR C H O F C H R IS T O th e r suggested aids to c u r Bible school 9:45 a. m. Roy FR EE M E T H O D IS T ta ilin g livestock waste in process Sunday school at 9:15 a. m. Hands, Supt. W orship and com o f m arketing P iovidc eleated Subject. Classes fo r a ll age groups. M orn munion 11:00 a. m ramps or Inclih«** fo r loading and ing w orship servlet nt 11:00 a. m "Spreading the Gos|tel." C hristian unloading upper decks of vehicles Evening evangelistic service at Endeavor juniors and seniors 7:00 Provide pleety o í clearance lo r 7:45 p. nt Thursday night prayer l>. rn. Evening service 8:00 p. m .j anim als on m ain Hour when upper Subject “ An A ctive Love fo r 1 : ■ in f A lK S O N KE< U S ES HIGH deck I» used. C h rist." P r a y e r m eeting fo r E ST AW ARD • C. A lfre d Herald, pastor. Sec that fli-orx are bedded w ith young folks Wednesday 8:00 p. m straw, fine g r« \c l or sawdust to A dult prayer m eeting Thursday OREGON S T A T E COLLEG E, C H UR C H O F GOD prevent «lipping. 8:00 p. m. Corvallis. Dean Jackson of C ot 1060 East Adams Ave. L. P. Nebelung. M inister. tage Grove, senior in pharmacy Sunday school 10:1X1 a. m. M orn at Oregon State, received the ing w orship 11:00 a. m. Subject IIU rT L E SIIIP OREGON p ractical pharm acy award fo r the SOI VENTERS M innie J o n e s o f McKenzie "W here Is G od?" Young people's highest grades in that subject at meeting 7:15 p. m D evotional Bridge s|»-nt the week end w ith service a recent m eeting o f the Oregon 8:00 p. m. P rayer m eet A tte n tio n is called h> the local S tate Pharm aceutical association the R. It. Raymond fam ily. The award consisted o f current The It R. Raymond fa m ily ing Tuesday 8:00 p m Cottage post office force to the fact that »|M-nt Sunday w ith M r. und Mr». pra yer mr-eting Thursday 8:00 thep- are about 400 souveniers editions o f 'T h e M erck Index," p. nt. 'T h e blood of Jesus C hrist from the B a ttle ship Oregon avail- 'T h e M erck M anual o f Therapeu I f I). GertJI of Dram. cleanses fro m a ll sin." iihle n t this o ffice to the p u r tics and M ate ria M edia" and M r, and Mrs. F ra n k M c llu g ill We Invite you to w orship God chaser» of w a r nonils since Feb "Reagent Chemicals und Stand- und tw o children »pent M other's w ith us. ru a ry 1. I f you havp bought a ards," by Joseph Rosin, each of 'la y w ith Mr». Alice liaine» of Roy E. Hutchison, pastor. bond since the above date and are which is valued at S2f>. The D rain. interested in a souvemer, ca ll at awards were granted by M erck Pic. H oward Geer of Jefferson the post o ffice ar yo u r earliest and Company o f Rahway, New M E T H O D IS T lla rric k x . Missouri, and Mr. and Jersey, i Sunday school ut 9:45 a. m S. convenience. Mrs F rank Geer of Cedar t ’reek were Sunday dinner guests of M r. L. M ackin, superintendent. M orn ing w orship at 11:00 a. m. The and Mr». Ralph Geer. Lee Krause and Jack M ontieth Rev. H erbe rt F. Kuehn of Eu of Cottage Grove spent Saturday gene w ill preach. Sermon subject, "O u r Missions," personal experi night w ith Gene Jones a missionary in M r. and Mrx. E a rl Davis o f C ot ences w hile tage Grove visited Sunday eve Southeast Asia and M alaya where ning w ith M r. und Mrs. A. B. he was stationed fo r several years und fo r tw o years a fte r the w ar Sm ith. M r and Mr». Nels M attson broke out. Youth Fellow ship at »pent Sunday w ith Mr. and Mr», 7:00 p. m. E \ening service by the H ow ard Freeman of C ulp Creek young adult group at 8:00 p. m. Wednesday eve Mrs. M ary Kastman, who is vis C hoir practice itin g at the Net» M attson home, ning at 7:45 p. nt. Prayer meeting spent M other's Duy w ith her son. Thursday evening at 7:45 p. m. 1-eon Eastman und fam ily, of C ot tage Grove. BE ' E M O U N T A IN C la ir Arne o f Cottage Grove Mrs. B e tty W illiam s, pastor. spent Sunday w ith M r. and Mrs. Sunday school 9:45 u m. M o rn Lester Yenrous and fam ily. ing service 11:00 a. m. Young peo M r. and Mrs. A. V. Hoopes nnd ple's service, 6:45 p. m. Evange Miss M arion W illiam s were Sun lis tic service 7:45 p. m. Prayer day dinner guests of M r. and Mrs. service Thursday, 2:00 p. nt. Evangelistic service F rldny, 7:45 A. D. W ilson of Latham . v Mrs. Joseph Evenson nnd son p. m. of Wauna s|»-nt F rid ay w ith Mrs. A S SE M B LY O F GOD luim lx-rt Jacobs and o the r friends H ilto n T . I '.I t k, l'.i ter. in this com m unity. Sunday school nt 9:15 a. m Mr. nnd Mrs. R aiford Brickies of Chambers m ill visited Sunday Preaching, 11 a. m. Young people's service nt 6:30 p. m. Evening u 'ith M r. nnd Mrs. Bert Scott. evangelistic service, 7:45 p. nt. Tuesday night, pra yer service, Trs 7:45 p nt. Thursday night, preach When ten Join» coffee on the list of scarcities, Americans may brew ing service, 7:45 p. m. themselves a tasty cup from per C A T H O L IC C H UR C H simmon leaves, a concoction which Rev. J. L. M axw ell, Pastor. nutritionists describe ns being high Mass each Sunday at 10:30. In vitam in C. Gowdyville 4 4 If you can ’t get it anyw here else try À PAGE P1VÍ TÏTK SENTINEL COTTAGE GROVE OREGON KEM S for DRUGS The Rexall Store thrifty way is the A merican way Mosby Creek Mi- . Stevenson, home econom ics teacher in the local high school, called at the home of Coleen .McCoy and Neta Anderson one day last wees in the interest of th e ir w o tk in her class. Everett Duersl attended the F .F A convention in Portland Tuesday and went on out to Gresham and '»¡sited his uncle, George D uerst, before returning borne. Mrs. Baldw in, who teaches in the Blue M t. school, was sick a few days last week and Mrs. Orpha Hutchison taught fo r her. Mrs. Mabie Howard and Patsy and Luella Kjcrns o f C orvallis vis ited over the week end a t the Ben Anderson home. Callers on M others day at the Floyd Jones home were M r. and Mrs. Charles R earrick of C ulp Creek, M r. and Mrs. Eldon Jones of Knox H ill and M r. and Mrs. W ilb u r Scott and daughter M ar jo rie o f Creswell. M r. and Mrs. John Tonole of Divide, M r. and Mrs. James Le- bow o f Cottage Grove und M r and Mrs. Tony Tonole of N ot! were guests Sunday at the Mack Tonole home at Walden. Dot is Black nnd B«-verly Mun- sell gave a dinner fo r th e ir m oth ers and fa m ily at the Black home at Walden Sunday. Wesley and Boh Chapman of Creswell were callers Monday at the H a rry Castle home. Wesley is in the navy and is being trans- ferr»-d to the east coast. M r and Mrs. G rant Dutley and three sons o f Knox H ill. M r. and Mrs. Lester R earrick o f Row riv er and M r. and Mrs M elvin Mc G uire of Walden were callers Sunday afternoon at the H a rry Castle home. MONOTONE HEARING CENTER May llt h C ottage Greve Hotel Mr. Jay Nedry. ( on-ultant HARD O F HEARING FR EE Audiom etrie C hart nnd Demonst rafion of SONOTONE H E A R IN G AIDS. MONOTONE OF POKTI.AND SSI Fading Itidg. Portland Oregon IR IS H -S W A R T Z SHOP OUR STORE FOR THE BEST IN FINE FOODS. YOU’LL LIKE OUR WAY F orm ay All Sw eet Salad Oil 3 bs 69 2 4Ç 55 c Shortening 15(R) Swift’s Durkee lbs. HXR) Quarts KXR) PLANTS—See Our Fine Variety LIQUID WAX, Old English 69c qt. 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