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44Back The A ttack!”
m
and non-tie,Ion which are being
placed on the shelves of the eity
lib ra ry
BfflEHUHCHES
PR E S B Y TE R IA N
Sunday school, 9:45 a nt. Mrs.
L. W. Coiner, Supt. M orning w o r
ship. 11:00. Pvt. Robert Newman
of Camp A d a ir w ill
Ito guest
s|M"iker.
In term ediate Endeavor at 3:00
p. m. Senior Endeavor, 6:00 p, m.
M E T H O D IS T
F rank E. Brown, M in ister
Sunday churcit
'I uhi I. 9:13,
S. L. Maekin, Sup,. 11:00, m im
ing worship, Paul Jaqueth, con
ference president . • the M etho
dist
Youth
Feitov.ship,
guest
speaker. 5:1X1, \«'s,x'r service. 6:00
M.
Y.
F.
am:
Inlernw 'diate
Leagues. 7:30, Vin.ng A dult F el
lowship a, the home of Mr. and
M rs. Leslie Cone.
Tuesday. 7:30, tioard o f edu< t-
tion. Wednesday. 7 : : i. ch oir prac
tice. Thursday, 7:30, prayer meet-
ing. F riday afternoon, W.S.C.S.
NATIONAL €0ITORIAL_
P u H IS ^ jj^ S ^ U T IO M
i n i u x ii.n
association
O N L Y T H E W O R T H Y R E M A IN F R E E
C h ris tia n ity ."
P rayer
meeting
Leadership. P atriotism . Service
Thursday 7:30 p. m.
WAR MORALE
and D ependability are the fo ur
Several new hrxiks have arrived
Every member o f the tioard is
Morale is necessary for a successful prosecution of the war things represented in this con- at the c ity lib ra ry recently, one requested to be present nex, Sun
o f the most outstanding and one day m orning.
and whether in victory or defeat the general morale of a peo test.
Assem bly P ro g ra m
th a t should be o f interest ,0
PS. A special
program
is
ple indicates the manner in which the war is being conducted
The student council se, the ad
if victorious and if in defeat how long a people can sue« stjfully mission to basketball games at 35c everyone is the book. ‘ And They planned fo r next Sunday s C h iis t -
;
Shall W a lk,” the life
sto ry of ian Endeavor. Every member und
resist.
fo r adults and high school stu- S ister Elizabeth Kenney, w ritte n friend should lie present.
Dne thing that has no, helped the morale of the soldier nor dents w ith o u t student body tick- in collaboration w ith M artha
Roy Hands, S. S. Supt.
of the civilian of the United States is the fact that the buck ets. 25c fo r visitors w ith student Ostenso. Sister Kenny is the
L. P. Nebelung, M inister.
privates continue to risk their lives at $50.1)0 per. undergoing body tickets, and 10c for children, A u stralian nurse who has brought
all kinds o f hardships, while shipyard workers, welders ami
The condition of the school a new and am azingly successful
FR EE M E T H O D IS T
defense workers are in a salaried class approaching college pres- grounds along the sidewalk ,0 the technique to the treatm ent of
Sunday school, 9:45 a. rn. M orn
i*
idents. This condition will continue to cause complaining and schoolhouse on T a y io r avenue was paralysis. The great story in this ing worship, 11:00 a. m. Evening
outspoken criticism ami is causing the public to lose patience discussed. Barrels fo r waste paper book is the a uth or s personal ac- service, 7:45 p. m. Prayer m eet
trash were suggested. The count o f the development o f her ing, Thursday, 7:45 p. m.
with the strikes in war plants. Those of us who are left at home and
Letterm en. H onor Society, Social method of tre a tin g paralysis. As
Rev. L. C. Gould pastor.
have no/right to expect the other fellow to do all the sacrific Science classes and Outdoors club
sister Kenny’s sto ry is unfolded
ing. while we give all of our attention to our own personal af were suggested a clean-up com in these pages, one senses the
C A T H O L IC CHURCH
fairs.
m ittee. Suggestions
to improve th r ill o f trium ph in the v ic to ry o f
Rev. J. L. M axw ell, Pustor.
Present conditions will undoubtedly influence public opin h a ll and assembly conduct were a new healing over old terrors and
Mass each Sunday at 10:30.
ion toward the slogan adopted by the American Legion several made,
professional prejudices.
BI.L’ E M O U N T A IN
I t was also suggested th a t a ll • O th e r equally interesting books
years ago to the effect that profit and wars should be divorced,
Mrs. B e tty W illiam s, pastor.
but rejected by the public then living under the*impression that officers or those who p articip a te about our “ good neighbors" o f the
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. M orn
wars could be avoided through the rnagie Wand of the Cham in assembly program s be seated south are "Juarez. Hero o f M e xi
Young
on the stage in chairs.
co," "Reportage on M exico" and ing service 11:00 a. m.
berlain umbrella.
A com m ittee to inspect lockers "The Forgotten V illage.’’ "Juarez, peoples service 6:45 p m. Charles
the week a fte r Christm as v.aea- H em o f M exico* w ritte n by Nina G. East burn, leader. Evangelistic
CONGRESS W A L K E D O U T
tion was appointed.
Brown B alter is a true sto ry of service 7:45 p. m Bible study and
During the year 1943 Congress appropriated $114,500.000,-
A b ill fo r $2.tXJ to be paid to the national hero of the nearest pra yer service Wednesdays 7:45
OfX). m o s tly f o r w a r purposes. T h a t ’ll a w h a le o f a lo t o f m oney, the owners o f private cars fo r the of our "good neighbors," Benito p. m.
hilt that was the total when Congress walked out on Washing tr ip to the D rain basketball game Juarez, from a shepherd boy to
S E V E N T H -D A Y A D V E N T IS T
president, the honored lib e ra to r
ton and went home to remain until the new session opens on was approved.
CHHRCM
Stanley
D
augherty
was
appoint-
of
Mexico.
This
great
man
has
of-
January 10.
West M ain Street
ed to see M r. Davies about get- ten been compared to our own
Snbhath school. 9 . vt o’clock.
tin g a pay assembly fo r the Home Abraham Lincoln; like Lincoln, it
A C O M P R O M IS E C O M IN G
Ec G irls anti the Letterm en.
was his destiny to be selected to Preaching service 11:00 o’clock
Contrary to the usual understanding the $2.275.000.000 tax
I F A Projects
guide his people through a c iv il Every Saturduy. V isitors welcome
bill passed by the House has not been acted upon by the Sen The F.F.A. has repaid $75 loan- war.
H EB R O N C H U R C H O F C H R IS T
ate. The President and Secretary of the Treasury wen* very ed them by the Chamber o f Com-
"Reportage on M exico” by V ir On the shores or the Hebron dam
much opposed to this tax bill, and it will be recalled that they merce.
ginia P rew ett te lls o f the poverty 7 miles south ot Cottage Grove.
Five purebred hogs were
are standing out for the measure $10,500.000,000. Well, they
of the Indian villages . . The m is
Sunday school, 10 a. m. Election
aren’t going to get it— but they may get part of it in a com chased by Leon Lemon, Bobby erable liv in g conditions o f the of officers fo r the new year. Jan
Mock. G ilbe rt Yearous, Rufus w orkers . . . the m iddle class,
promise.
Parsons and Orvis
Rider. The shorn of its p olitical, rights. . .and uary 2. Sermon, 11 a. m. C hristian
. ..
,
, .
.
chapter is fa rm ing a sow to D ick from H idalgo and Juarez, she Endeavor. 7:30 p. m. Also a young
people’s m eeting January 2, 7:30
Liberty is one of the ehoieesf gifts that heaven hath bestowed W ilhelm .
★
traces the course o f revolt . . . p. m., at the home of Mrs. C arl
upon man, and exceeds in value all the treasures which the
Clyde G i l h a m purchased 130 show* the protection o f foreign
Small.
'
V, -
earth contains within its bosom, or the sea covers. Liberty, as White Leghorn layers. Raphael V
Q1„ iai c English
o k o s o
b h u
capital,
and
American,
W endell Sm all,
well as honor, man ought to preserve at the hazard of his’ life. ,, Aubrey purchased
50
and
Everett
unfp>
r
the
d
ic
ta
to
r
D
iaz
. . . »
under the d icta to r, Diaz . . . The
Ladd Howard, M inisters.
Yearous purchased 15.
dom ination o f
the arm y
an.l
----- Miguel de Cervantes V""— " -----u— "
A elock-eyed clerk won’t get ahead.
Dreams won’t come true if you oversleep.
Some grow under responsibility. Others merely swell!
There’s no fool like anobi fool-look at
bad !
II the prnctiee he
Strange world-all the civilized peoples ¡it war, yet the savages
are living in peace!
Ihe latest inside dope is that lood rationing was started by
the girtlle muniifaeturers in older to sell more enclosures.
Services Claim Gas
Nearly one out of every three gal
lons of gasoline produced in refin
eries east of the Rocky mountains
in the last half of 1943 w ill go to
m ilita ry uses, and in 1944 an esti
mated 37.6 per cent w ill be sim ilarly
allocated.
Ancient Spectacle Makers
King Charles I of England in 1628
granted a charter to the guild of
spectacle makers. The charter grant
ed wide powers to a master, two
wardens and eight assistants for the
maintenance of standards of service
to the public.
( age Season Open* the 7th
The Cottage Grove Lions w ill
open th e ir 1944 league play w ith
enry K u ckera s Eugene Axemen
j
he L j L.H.S. gymnasium I ri-
a^ ' J;‘ ^ uary
at 7:00 p. m.
The Grove maple-pounders have
won three out of five games p lay
ed in pre-season contests. They
lost to M y rtle Creek and Rose
burg.
The Axemen have a strong hoop
u n h n T 7 ra S S''aSOn
ta n '
unbeaten In (heir pre-season play.
Probable starters fo r the Lions
w ill be: Bob Gleason,
H arold
Witherspoon, forw ards; Harpole.
center;
John
Edwards,
E lw in
Howell, guards.
Howard Harpole W ins T w in
Oaks T rophy
H oward Harpole was awarded
the T w in Oaks T rophy and Ken-
neth
Hansen
the
Letterman's adults and children, both fiction '
said, has been under way fo r sev
eral months and may not wait
u n til defeat of Germany, which he
agreed w ith Gen D w ight D. Eisen
hower may be expected in 1944.
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pound to a cubic foot, a new plastic
tiv itie s in Mexico. Miss P rew ett
foam is being used as a wing Oiler
offers an accurate and convincing
'or alrn'anes
p icture of our neighbors to Ihe i
South
“ The F orgotten V illag e"
by
John Steinbeck, w hich is life in a
Mexican village and photographs
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d ir ,
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jw s
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ltf ,h
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the m ountains o f Mexico. This is
the sto ry o f Ihe boy, Juan Diego,
and his fa m ily and o f his people, J
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the past slips re lu c ta n tly into the
future.
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I low drugs in ju re health anil shorten Itle I n explained by M. M.
Rnsenburg, M D., in his hook " I t Is Your L ife ." It is unusual to have
a w ell known doetoi of niediclne to apeak out so courageously:
I f tit»' layman were to read the reports in the ’medical press'
about sulfanilam ide even when adm inistered in the pure form (w ith
out that iKiisonous solvent d:ethyleneglyeol), he would lie shix-kcil
at its d e fin ite ly destructive effects on many of -the v ita l laxly organs
Yet many doctors w ill continue p ie srrlh ln g II. |ust as they are pre
scribing many other ¡xiisonniix e unl-tur and other products because
in some one ruse the) may s >e a spectacular n n il, which could
laisitively have lx>en attained by a sim pler and safer treatm ent. Many
laymen know Un* tact that man) |ie<iple w ill often In* cured of serious
illness w ith good nursing care and w ithout medication. So Will some
patients w ith good n d u ra l resistance recover in spite of the poison
ous m rd k 'tn r adm inistered to them
. Most People, however, are
very sensible and are |Hilsnnc<l h.v the dings ami chemicals they In
troduce into th e ir s.v.li in. ‘
Dr. Rosenberg makes an interesting observation. He points out
that the modern drug ind ustry can Irnee its origin to lb«' German
chemical combines, which h d in te rlis'kin g directorates w ith p ra cti
cally e v e y chemical ind ustria l flin t in America. Thus the medical
profession was educated to the great Iswin o f a host of poisonous by
products of the aniline dyes. Dr. Rosenberg goes on Io ay:
As might have is'en ex|S'elei|. our high pressure sales exiwu-
lives w eren't going to wait u n til soon doctor prescrllted one o f these
remedies m an emergency; where would that gel them .’ So dia l now
the chemical and d in g m d u stiy goes d ire ctly io the public. Retail
druggists and department stores are being thoroughly educated. . . .
on how to practice medicine And the public Is Inform ix! al Ihe same
tim e over the radio and by the printed and painted advertisements
io demand and consume these poisonous proiluets so ns to keep up
w ith die stead) siipplv The doctors are not negleeteil either Every
dav th e ir m ail is a c tu a lly swamped w ith samples of newer and newer
modifie.ations of these |K>isons, along w ith quusi-sclcntdic lite ra tu re
to extol the virtues of the »• products And although many dix'tor*
throw a ll these into ih e ir w ist»' basket* w ith a scowl and 11 curse, it
doesn't stop tin ' poison vendors Irom claim ing that lens of thousand*
of doetots are prescribing th e ir stu lf. '
Poisonous drugs ns the mercury and arsenic «impounds, ami
coal ta r compounds as aspirin, phenaretln, «ultanilnm ule and sulfa-
pyridine, .w hile arresting the grow th o f bacteria, are destructive to
the blood and tissue cells anil therefore reduce the natural im m unity
and resistance of the hotly, I’hey should lx* usixl only when there is
no choice and a lternative, and then only under the supervision of a
careful physician."
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MEDIC SHOWS HOW DRUGS INJURE
HEALTH AND SHORTEN LIFE
As the calendar heralds 1944. grim predictions of allied po
litical und military leaders rank foremost in the minds of all
people. Nineteen hundred forty-four is the year of de
cision. It is the year of total war’ and destruction’ death and
suffering. It may well he the year fit’ military victory— thanks
to the courage of our fighting men and the American production
miracle.
Armament production in the I'nitcd States has reached stag
F IR S T B A IT IS T
gering proportions. In November, every five minutes saw the
Rev. George E. Hardy, Pastor.
birth of one new complete plan;'. The month’s total was 8.789 of
Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Mrs.
w hich 1.000 were heavy bombers. More than 150.000 war plains
II.
H. W eeldreyer, Supt.
11:00
have been built since the start of hostilities.
m orning worship, topic, "M.v Son!
Nineteen million tons of merchant ships were launched in
M y Son!" This is an im p orta nt
1943. compared to 1.103,000 tons in 1941.
message fo r o u r day und every
Naval and shipbuilding has outstripped the imaginations of
member should lie present. Special
the w ildest dreamers. About a dozen aircraft carriers were turn
music by the choir and Mrs.
ed out in November alone. Warship tonnage in 194, was 2.132.
H ardy. 6:30 B aptist Youth Fel
lowship. Mrs. W. C. M artin, spon
000. Out of the ashes of Pearl Harbor it rose to 5,000,000 tons
sor, 7:30 p. m. Happy evening
in 1943. a colossus ben, on the destruction of Japanese aggres
service, topic, "T he Im m ortalized
P H Y L L IS EOS 1E R . E d ito r
sion and Nazi tyranny.
W om an," the second in the series
Tanks, guns and supplies are being produced in unbelievable
Velum Pollock Good C itizen sh ip award a, a special awards assem o f Biographical sermons. Special
quantities.
music w ill be furnished by Mr.
G irl
bly December 22. 1943.
These things were made possible by the productive genius of
Fenton Charles music teacher of
Velma
Pollock,
student
laxly
The
fo
llo
w
in
g
won
th
e
ir
letters
free enterprise. In the hands of 10,000.000 American men and
treasurer, was selected by the in fo o tb a ll: W ilb u r Heath, L a rry the high school.
their companions in arms, they are America’s answer to the
Wednesday. 8:00 p. m. choir re
fa cu lty Decern be? 21, from the
w arped leaders of Europe and Japan who have challenged our three g irls chosen by the senior Ewing. J e rry M ickey, Gerald hearsal, Mrs. Helen Judy H artly,
W itherspoon. Bolt McCoy. H arlan
freedom.
class, as the representative from Chapman. Noel Campbell, sopho d irector. Thursday. 8:00 p. m.,
P rayer anti
But we have no cause toTejoice. Tens of thousands of our men Cottage Grove union high school mores; Reg Land, Bob Gleason, midweek service
must die in 194 4 to meet the challenge of the dictators, usual- in the D. A. R. good citizenship Don W ickendall. Bob Moore. Ivan Bible study in the book o f He
V I.I. t»l T U Vit M . V IS S I'
brews. I-et us sta rt the New Year
year-end speeehmaking and editorial phrase-making are out of contest.
Hoyer, Dwaine Carpenter, R ich
.1 \ f \ \
by
studying
the
Bible.
Velma w ill f ill c u t a question ard Campbell. Eston W icks. S tan
place. The people were told when the war started that they
would have to make sacrifices. They were told that this was to naire which w ill be sent to Eu ley D augherty, jun iors: Johnny C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E SO CIETY
A d m iral Ernest J. King, com
mander
in chief of Ihe fleet, said
tal war. And, yet. other then those who have given their men. gene. There it w ill be judged by a Edwards, K e ith Wooley, seniors.
Sunday school nt 9:45; forenoon
Doug Johnson, graduate o f '43
at W ashington Thursday t h a t
no one has so far made an iota of real sacrifice. It is not in the suitable com m ittee who w ill se
service,
11.
subject,
"Sacram
ent."
cards for such a condition to continue.
I lect the best one sent in from the who is now in the set vice, was in 1 Evening service second Wednes p'ans are ready fo r sh ifting fu ll
high schools o f Lane county. The
Sometime in the not-too-distant future we. at horn» are g o in g g irl thus selected w ill meet w ith troduced by the president.
day o f each mon: hat 8:00 p. in. .strength of the U nited Nations in
Many Student* in M r Corps
Hie Bible. C h tistiu n Science l i t to the w a r against Jupnn, probably
to find out what total war means, even though
m a y n eve r the w inners from the o th e r coun
M any o f the Cottage Grove stu
era ture and the w ritin g s o f M ary sometime in 1911
feel the impact of bombs on our cities.
ties in Oregon at P ortland.
dents are A ir Corps
Reserves.
Preparation of ihe plans, he
A pretty good indication of how we are going to find out can
The state w inner, selected by Some of the latest ones are B ill Baker Eddy may be borrowed or
be seen in the gusts of bitter controversy sweeping through tin' d raw ing at P ortland, w ill be Wiese, Ross Bradfortl. Ted Alum - purchased ix'fo re o r a fte r the
land over strikes, taxes, subsidies and inflation. They an' the awarded a trip to New York w ith baugh. R ichard Campbell, a ll of Wednesday service.
prelude to the storm. When it hits in full fury, the test of our a ll expenses paid o r a w a r bond. whom were sworn in January 1.
C H UR C H O F C H R IS T
Velma w ill receive a pin fo r 1944. K e ith Wooley passed the
love of freedom will be upon us.
Bible school 9:45 a. m. Worship
good
citizenship
sitlce
she
was
navy
a
ir
corps
le
s
t
w
hile
in
Seat
No person in this nation van ever shut from his mind the
and communion 11:00 a. m. Sub
tle recently.
awfid vision of the last days of 1943 in w hich 1.000 marines lay chosen fo r the high school.
ject, “ W o ik o f the Church for
The Daughters of the Am erican
Today.’1 C hristian Endeavor 6:30
dead on the beaches of one » little , , South
Pacific
island. Thus«- Revolution are sponsoring this
,
,
.
p. m. Evening service 7:30 p. in.
men died for the right to he free. We at home have ye, ,0 prove contest as a National Good C iti-
Subject,
"Exponents o f
Bible
worthy of the freedom for which they died.
zenship program.
to bring
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