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C IT Y
A v ia tio n (buléis S a ltilo O M G lo ry
B R IE F S
See W B. JO H N S T O N for Re«, t Mr. nnd Mrs. V A W olfsrd id
Estate Bargains, Iztans Rentals Tacoma. Washington, visited here
Office No. 22 So. 5th St.
42-tfc ivcenth with Mr. and Mrs. Fin-
ley Whipps and with relatives in
Mrs. M ilton Greenfield of E u ­ Eugene.
gene spent Mother's day with her
mother and father Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bratcher
L. L. Strong.
of Hillsboro visited from Tuesday
»1 «**_> 7“,"7
o. .
Jim Bird of Oregon State col-
Mother's
lege. Corvallis.
spent
day with his parents. Mr. and
M rs K. M Bird.
un’ il Friday of last week at the
hom<. ()f M r an(] M rs
K naff,e
Haynes. They were enroute home
from Phoenix, Arizona, where
they spent the w inter with
a
Mrs. Ida Schrumpf of Clear l * K 1
Lake Oaks. California, and daugh­
Tom Henry of Portland spend
ter. Mrs. Eoline Harris of Port­
the week end here at the lióme of
land and Mrs. Myrtle Cooley of
Herb Adams.
Eugene were week end guests at
the homes of Mrs. Myra Counts
Miss Pearl Monroe of Kellogg
and L. Lasater. Mrs. Schumpf is a
sister of Mrs. Counts and also re­ visited over tne week end at Sa­
Miss Ina
lated to the Lasaters.
Mrs. lem with her sister.
Monroe
who
is
a
student
at W il­
Schumpf was born here 70 years
ago so is well known to the old- lamette University
timers. She left for her home in
Mrs. Glenn Scott of Medford
California Sundav and was ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. sPcnt ’ he week end here with her
Harris.
husband and daughter. Miss Glen-
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me Scott of Portland who came
.
home for Mother's day.
Mrs. Stevenson of Bandon spent
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Saturday here with her daughter.
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Miss Margaret Stevenson. Satur- , *
aat* •,rs- I,a
s an<1
day evening they went to Corval- iaml,y of PorUa,>d
M rs L*'na
fa'w h crc the} «ix.nl M others day
‘ " íe th e r í" ™ » “ '’ w u h “ “ ™
Û Ï» E J E S T t U T
E
w X J S
M r, S n ,,'
Miss Stevenson's
brother,
Joe
Mrs. Elsie Wells. Mrs. Wells re­
Stevenson, who is a student at
turned to Port Is nd Sunday eve­
Oregon State college.
ning with Mr. and Mrs. Wells for
a visit at their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Griggs and
children and Miss Barbara Holden
»,
vt
n
spent Sunday in Eugene with Miss
aj ~
Holden s and Mrs. Griggs' par- " as a ? ^ k £nd S
ti
„ id
homes of the Rev. and
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holden. Park and M r . and
Fox Terrier puppies to give
away by Mrs. Marie Wright, 150
15th St.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn McCargar
and family of Salem spent M oth­
er's day with
M r.
McCargar's
mother, Mrs. M ary M cCargar at
the home of his sister, Mrs. Alvis
W icks and family.
T lIV T iS P A V . M A Y 11,
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radrts on
parade at the
week end w ith the lto> Bores
Coffeyville,
Kas.. Army
airfield, salute
the rotors as
| the American
F la t passes
the reviewinc
stand.
M A R I N E C O R I’S O F F IC E R S
I’ R O C V R E .M E N T A T E l'U F .N K
l,.<)\|><>\ |-|| M O T H E R S M E E T
e v.
The Lumlon •I-H Mothers club
Applicants for the U. S. Marine me, on w ,-lines,lav for the,,- reg-
Miss Arlene Anderson and Mrs. Chrp. W om ens reserve can be ular
day intH.JinK
,|u.
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lx n .“ n»ll"",nu.ivi.',vX'l
ed
at
the
Ma-
London
hotel
building
At
the
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^ h tn t tto n .
Ott-p, Recttdtht,
uiting office, at business meeting Mrs. Arlie Sugg.
S il Willamette street, in Eugene, „ rwi„ient rcuorted that »11 ..l.l
Damon Scott w ill attend a man- Oregon, on Monday. May 17. 19-1.1 t l k hose' gather si l b
e ul m e
agers meeting of the J. C. Penney between the hours of 9:00 a. m.
, ”,
in . Z
stores in Roseburg tomorrow.
and 5 00 u m
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” ou ’ .
P ’
t*
.01« o .w p m
emment use. She asked members
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t
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phonograph records, as requested
V Danielson. county chin
Records »-an be turned in
Lovegren.
R»v Vei«on
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at the Bukowski barber shot) in
tta> rviIson.
the recruiting office all day Mon- i own.
day. May 17. A ll applicants are
„ M r „ and
„ Mrs. , George
« Syphers
,
, of . M r* »ugh Smith and her moth- ur^ d to mak,• "ap^'iniments '¿or ,, T hl‘ ‘mnUaI ,r|H,r' fo rth .- A ir
Knox H ill spent a short time last er-in-law,
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... Sergeant
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. Pit- " inning Service observation |M>st
,
J “Grandma” Smith of that
day
with
L.
week at Gold Beach.
Independence spent the week end tenger, local
recruiting
officer. was given by Jeanne Morton. The
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w *’ h Mrs. Addie
Halgarth. Mrs. appointments can
be mnde hv
rc<',',Vl‘d a rating of 99 | m t -
returned to Inde- nJall ,,r by '.a l,,n„ 1645
¿ . „ . . J " ’nt efficiency in planes rc|»rted
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Brown and Hugh Smith
fa Barhara. California. ‘ pendence Monday,
but 'Grandma ' Applicants w ill * be ' i n l . u v i - whh I
f.7
’ he P’ S' W a r' rnd‘ng A,'n l
son of Santa
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>7'
Jak*‘ Ra^>
were guests s last week of M r Smith w ill remain with Mrs. Hal-
without appointment but w ill have manning
parents,
Mr.
and
Mrs
the
|x>st during this
garth for the summer.
s
to wait their turn.
t ime.
A. M. Brown of Thornton Corners
Mrs. W. C. M artin and Mrs.
O. H. Pickens are attending a 4-
t
d J
Johnnie Johnson
.
lrllunis
* of Tucson, Arizona, were week-
day Baptist state convention at end
n{
and
o ,
Salem. the convention starting
i t , i?»!!
d „
L
Monday and lasting through this
xtrc
8 nephcu
morning. Thev wero accompanied
r
ere e" ‘
to Salem by Dr. O. C. Wright of 3
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? >Oming' t0
Mrs. Charles Rearrick and son
Dpimor w ho has been stationed
F arr, m,t irtaho wen. in cm
at r a rragut, Idaho, were in lo t -
t,ge Grove the first of the week
Delmor has finished his training
aI Farragut
and w ill be trans-
ferrwl t0 another camp where he
Goldie Hubbard
Rites Friday P. M.
It was reported that children of
12mdon school are cooperating in
the tin can drive and members
without children in school were
asked to get in touch with school
children to pick up their cans or
,o ,akc them to London school.
Th e second load If metal and rub
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u i i i h i i u an u ruo-
ber scrap was picked up this
u "‘ k tnd ' ,o,al
h' " b... .
earned in this manner by the Lon-
tIon schoo, and 4. „ c„ „ ,s C(M,
nting Funds w ill ne used for spe-
Cial equipment as voted by the
8fU(lrnt body. T tia project w ill
continue with scrap piles to be
mamta.ned at the same locations
as ¡n (be past.
Ri».,«
>1
- R,.'.‘ o, f u i '¿ e ., G± 1 W ? J Ub^
w ill train
an
armed g guard
Lictm i for
u i
u
ii
ariinru
u d iu . c -
k ..
u
a « ■>
Portland who filled the pulpit at
TaeV Rrim » c
«a I,-
»». Mrs. Rearfick has spent the past _u'
.
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e
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the Baptist church here both Sun-
day morning and evening and’who er
T
a
J l i S y ,hree
FaiTagUt W” h
~
e of' the spcakeTs at thZ
¿ ' h
They left t o d a y * ^ Ho^d River P . J L m ‘' h r‘ ^ Rt>V
T ' l ’a, k -
was one
speakers at the ™ rnm g ~ when _he j m v e d from wherp Mrs R / arrlck
p,ans to Assembly o£G ixl mimster. officia-
convention
Los Angeles. California, where he
in thc
spend the summer with
her n ” 8’ lnte’7TWnt Wl11
has been employed.
nimbaugh cemetery'.
daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. VanN’ort-
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Mrs. Hubbard died suddenly at
wick spent
the week end at
Mrs. Esther Kress of Corning.
the family home at 601 North 8th
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Aurora visiting their
daughter, California, was a week-end visitor
street Monday evening following
M E N T S A T L IB R A R I
E. Manock and family.
at the home of her brother and
a heart attack. She was born at
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Mapleton. Iowa. A p ril 18, 1888,
M r. and Mrs. Earl Ballew and Monroe,
The local 4-H e»uh achievement
Very recent books and replace- and came to Oregon from that
son
Douglas
left
Tuesday
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rnents of old favorites continue to state in 1891. first settling at Win- " Ul 60 hc,d al ,he *<
'ho° l ho,,M
the ¿ J i t Mh n ^ ey wlU ’ Pcnd
M r - an<J Mrs. Ed Bauder and a«™ e at the public lib raiy and Chester. For the past ten years on
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‘ last
‘‘
the
day of school. May
at the b v / i L . , , c “ ^ P * 0^
two » n s of Portland spent Moth- are being placed upon the shelves sbe has made her home here with 21. when work done by members
w ill be displayeu.
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,oca? ,P°sT ofilce ana is tak- e rs Day here with his parents, 45 8000 as they can he prepared, her family.
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et
» a c t ion.
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Mrs. John Bauder. and according to Mrs. Nellie Hamant,
Surviving are her husband. Os-
The Mothers club w ill sponsor
M r and M rs R R
«r W1’ h - l r s . Bauders parents, Mr. librarian. Some of the shelves at enr Hubbard, who is ill at the the Neighborhood Plan food dem-
Portland spent a tew
and M rs HenrY ^ h m .
’ T T nuBe vacant, but prescnt tJine in the Veterans hos. onstration. to ye presented by
Mrs. Pearson’s Barents M r
» h
m i .
v i e
»
thlS 15 ° " y durin8 the process of pjtal, Portland: a daughter. Mrs. Miss Nellie Lyle, county demon-
..
- ¥
parents, Mr. and
Miss
Evelyn Seagoe and Miss rearranging the stacks
A good Mabel
Zepp of Morton. Wash- stratlon agent
Miss
Lyle wall
returned to Portland earlv
« T J ? - n an o iDCatlage p ro v e
many very badly worn
volumes lng(on; a brother. Alfred R. De- demonstrate foot, -trying and w ill
Patten a and Miss
Miss have
have been
been discarded,
discarded, and
and room is Bau of Suthelin and a sister, Mrs. have models of home made de-
week and Mrs
Pearson remain h M ir th * * ! Bernice
er™ce Patten
wmvusbb irn
ia iiiru .«aim
a zA Arnold
,J
—** ’ were t"_i—
• e. for
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remained
Martha
of ir'
Portland
being left
expansion and ad- Mabel McClatchey of Tacoma.
hydrators As this will be the
S
and. wa® accompan'- week-end
oe-.ue, ------
visitors
in
Seattle, dition of new books throughout
Mrs. Hubbard was a memlter of only demonstration of this kind
whn . r w / Z w i
• M rs' Grannis Washington,
visiting Miss Sea- the coming months,
the American Legion Auxiliary.
Io he held in the community, all
with k ~ n .i, " ®’ b ers day there goes brother Johnnie who is a
Io rearranging and moving the
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women of London-I.a I ham district
tighter and son-in-law. cadet in the navy air corps and classifications the library board
John Finneran was called to Are urg 'd to attend. The demon-
attending the U n n crsity of Wash- members have checked up on any Oakland, Califor.i.a, the last o f , stration w ill lx* at the London
• uA
over ’ he week end at ington.
lack in various sections. Realizing A p ril by the death of his mot het,: school at 2:(X) p. m. on Wcdnes-
the Albert Adkins home was For-
__
that during the strain and stress Mrs. Andrew Fiunernn, who pass- Jay. M ay 19.
rest West of Marshfield.
i A llie Cooper, well
known in of wartime there
for
ed UWd)
away dl
at H
a IN
hospital
in Oakland.
The club w ill meet for their
—
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.
Red Rose Butter and Ioe Cream, reported to VhcVieflen^rtJh
rp|.,K,®Ui' bo<’ks .th“ s h c is survived by five children, regular covered dish luncheon at
Ask for them. C. O. Creamery. 7-tf pro league and a
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three of whom live in California, the hotel on May 19. after which
farm of the ning and thought recently in or- ont. u, Chicago and John Finneran they w ill proceed to the school
Brooklyn Dodgers.
¡ dering new books.
of Cottage Grove.
house. An Invitation is extended
We may have to give the Devil
W ith the intention of assisting
to all women of the community
Ins dues. But don't make the Axis
It pays to insure with sure
, . in-
, Bible
. . school teachers, students,
B ‘Ihe Ann Butler of Portland to attend the luncheon, which w ill
• ny presents by not being able to surance with Chas. H a ll
14-tfc ministers, or any citizens who de- spent the week end here with her be held at noon Those attending
keep on your Job. See Dr. Simkins
sire this line of reading, many fine parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde But- are to bring their own dishes and
Chiropractor. o v e r
Pete’^ n>
F-'h°B«LtJ Stewart for Plumbing, volum e h ? v e * tU e n 'a d k te i'T h ^ k r
1 a covered dish for the luncheon.
Phone 5.
38-tfc Phone 217.1.________________ i- t f r have been selected with the aid of ---
the local ministerial association.
and the advice of others well in­
formed on these subjects.
On these shelves now w ill be
found new volumes of the Bible,
American Standard version t N el­
son), Douay translation tCathol-
ic i M offa t’s translation.
“The
Bible designed to be read as llv-
☆
, ing literature.” A K ing James ver­
"®ra. N.
Just Arrived, Shipment of
GRADUATION
GIFTS
Ju stin Bill Folds
$2.00 to $5.00
Shaving Stas
$1.00 to $3.25
Lucien LeLong Cologne
$1.25 to $3.50
Perfum es
$1.00 to $5.00
Fancy Soaps $1.00 to $2.50
G raduation Cards
6c to 25c
I
EVERY DAY
PRICES
60c Sal-H epatica
$1.00 Ironused Yeast
50c Phillips M ilk
M agnesia
49c
79c
39c
49c
83c
39c
79c
39c
39c
60c S yrup of Figs
$1.00 Miles N ervine
50c Listerin«
$1.00 Zenite
50c La voris ...........
50c Lyons 2th Pcwd.
35c Vicks Rub
27c
30c M enthohtum ....... 27c
We Give S&H Green Stamps
K e lly D ru g Co.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. t’u.ry of
Portland, formerly of Death V a l­
ley, California, vtalied the l.lvis
Boswells this week.
Mrs. Roy Me»-.s spent S'veral
days in Marshfield Ibis week
The Fred Harris
family have
moved into their new home.
A ll Latham women inie'r.'trd
in the food preset vat ion demon­
stration featuring the drying of
Imine grown fruits anil vegetaol".
are Invited to the London school
Wednesday. May 19. at 2:00 p. m.
They are urged to pool ears and
attend as this is the only demon­
stration of (his kind to be given
Miss Nellie Lyle, home demonstra­
tion agent, w ill hi- in charge The
4-H Mother's club invite the w om ­
en to Join In a covered dish lunch­
eon at noon at I lie old Ixtndon
hotel.
The rodent control contest w ill
emi May 15. R'slenls for which
points are given a n 1 rats, squir­
rel«. Jackrabbits las'ket gophers,
mice, moli-s.
mountain
heaver,
crows and blue jays.
N. V. A. O F F E R S T R A IN IN G
Henry Meyer of the N. Y. A
training center. Eugene, was in
Cottage Grove last week anil an­
nounced that
th e re
w ill be
training classes for high school
senior* who graduate and any girl
who is a graduate of high school
and between the ages of lti anil
sion,
paragraphed
as
modern
books. “ O ur Dwelling Place” by
Seidenspinner and Larson, is a
unique book for private worship.
This volume is especially for those
who would call upon the eye to
stimulate the worshiping spirit.”
It is a combination of beautiful
photographic pictures combined
with selected devotional material
appropriate to each picture.
It!
will be a delight to anyone who
takes time to look it over.
Other new books appearing this
month are "A Guide to Under­
standing the Bible,” Fosdick; “On
faring a Real Person,” Fosdick;
Cruden's Complete Concordance;
"Seeing the Multitudes,” Stamm;
(“ A courageous a n d
searching
study of
the
Beautitudes of
Jesua” ). "Faith Under F ire ” by
Michael Coleman gives his an­
swers to questions asked him in
the air-raid shelters of Ixindon.
Many other books besides will
be found on the religious shelves,
and a lot of books with Interesting
reading are in the new stacks un­
der the heading of Fiction, Bio­
graphy, Science, War, Nutrition,
Medical helps for the average
citizen etc.
Salesbooko, receipt books, book-
j keeping system s. The Sentinel.
Badminton Sets
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Tennis Balls, Racquets
JlMl II C. lie employed I.IDO signs
ri.pi.ie him to write them swiftly.
C. E. Roberts
is back in business doing
PLUMBING
and
REPAIR
WORK
and will m aintain a shop at
his heme on H arvey
second house on rig h t after
leaving pavement.
Phone 34 E2
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24 Inclusive Is urged Io lake ad­
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cludes radio, mi« nine «hop. gen­
Frank McCrary, w in i'Ccntly
eral sheet metal and aviation me-
cam,« from M ilitili-Freewater und
elniriles All expensi* ate paid
purchased a I t -acre t r u f hn«
plus salary while In school. Any
has rented the little house on the one
inlereated may apply to
buck of the A A flu ll place
Henry Meyer, I’ O. Box 1192. Eu-
Lester VnnN'ortw ick anil daugh­
gone. < begun.
ter Dorothy returned Mommy to
Eugene after a visit with iclii-
F u lly Nhorlhsad
tiv»»s here,
i
The Roman |><>et. Quintus Ennius,
Mr. and .M rs Chester M 'uii-
dev iced u system of shorthund in
and family of Salem .pant t ic
Latham
Aviation
Mrs. Margaret Kineart is spend­
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her son.
HMl
leif Eriitson Billy Gilbert fdger Barrier
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