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T in usua y M id i. i;, i '» h TIIK HKNTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Soldiers Vote Bill Still ®a!1.keMone¿ ? rde,s D Same Rate Hecomes Law T h e cost ol hank money orders Easier Servitesi! I the Churches PAGE TintWI» Lorane Boy in Critical Condition as Result Of Accidental Shot ' S ylw e xte r, Roseburg pastor The A SSE M B L Y O P GOD The E n t e r p ro g ra m to he given vendee o f A p r il 9, E n t e r Sunday, lia s not Increased despite the in by (lie S unday sehixd o f the begins at 11:00 a. m The sermon W ayne K h o rtrid g e , 9 y e a r old P resident R ixixevelt n o tifie d creased cost ns i>, , lied to im x liil A ssem bly o f God, w ill be given topic is, ‘T h e Risen D u d , the only son o f M r. and M is H. S h o rt- congress F rid a y he wax I d lin t; the moiiey-XM ile i s by the new le ve n ile d u rin g I be S unday school hour, Source o f T ru e L a s tin g E a sie r rid g e o f the D u a n e co m m u n ity se r v ic e vo le lu ll Ix-come h iw w it h act, according lo II. E. E a kin . be g inn in g at 10 o 'eolck A p ril 9. lo y and P ea ce ."H o ly C om m union was in a c r itic a l co n d itio n y e s te r out his x lg n u tu re even though he Vice pi >sident o f toe F irs t N a tio n Ttie program will consist o f the w ill be celebrated. Member-, are da y in a Eugene h o sp ita l s u ffe r considered it "w h o lly Inadequate" al Bank o f C o tt.i;, Grove. fo llo w in g : Songs, exercises and asked to announce to the p a sto r if Because th e re have lieen n u m re e ltu tlo n s by the p rim a ry d e p a rt .th e y w ish to p a rta k e of Co (ta u n - ing fro m a w ound in flic te d by a In p ro v id in g men m id w om en un 22 r ifle Sunday. T he shot said to o p |M iitu n lty to h u llo t. erous In q u irie s re g a rd in g the m e n t. • i .on. The S un d a y K ch',ol meet» at have been a ccid e n ta l wax fire d by T he c h ie f e xe cu tive sent u nil's- ratei., M r. E a k in ca lle d a tte n tio n P iano solo* by ftie h a d W o o d . 1.0:00 a. m. 'D ie L u t h 'ia n H o u r a- p la ym a te laonald W ise as the to the d iffe re n ce . ' . he ciati o l out' Kttge to c n p ito l h ill announcing C h o rulogue by in te rim diu h De- ; w ill be broadcast ovei )R E S un g ro u p o f hoys w e re p la y in g s a il his In te n tio n to let the c o n tro hank money o rders te m a ln s the p a rtm e n t. lit 9:30 a. m. We most c o r I y or. T h e r ifle b all ente re d the verted measure become la w at same a- before ten cent', fo r any V ocal solo by Miss C la ra M on II. d ia lly in v ite a ll those having no sto m a ch and p re fo ra te d the in te s am ount up to $ lb d Postal money m id n ig h t to n ig h t. E xercise» by the ju n io r d e p a r t ch u rch hom e o f th eir ow n to tin e s o f th e s t-ic k e n boy, necessi In it, he iip|H '.iled to the n tu ti < o rd e rs now va ry m co t fro m ten m en t. a lle n d o u r service and Sunday ta tin g an opera tio n . to cooperate in m ik in g the lu ll ax cents to r a $2.5(1 o rd e r to t h ir t y - T he c h o ir w ill sing special •ehool. Ju ve n ile o ffic e rs '•pent som etim e " fu lly e ffe c tiv e ax Its d e fe ctive seven cents lo i a $100 o rder. T h is selections In Ix ith Hie m o rn in g and ye ste rd a y in v e s tig a tin g several is an Increase in cost o f p ostal evening services. p rovisions w ill a llo w ," C H U R C H . D P C H R IS T angles o f the case and te stim o n y The m easure w ould 1« I service m oney o rd i i , fro .:- t i i i ' i to 75'', ," Rev. l l i l i o n T . I ' i l k w ill he Bib!« school 9:45 a in. M o rn fro m fo u r Isays was h e aid before m en and w om en overseas vote slat* d E akin. b rin g in g a special E a ste r mes- in g w o rsh ip and com m union 11:00 A l D ietz, ju v e n ile o ffic e r. B ank money o rd e rs i ir i y he is age S unday m o rn in g , "H e Is N ol i. in . S erm on subject. "T h e Res W ith /i- d c r u l b a llo ts but o n ly If W hile the c o n d itio n of young th e y had applied fo r s ta te ballots sued in any am ount up Io $100 H e re ." u rre c tio n ." P ra y e r r m 'iin g T h u rs S h o rt rid g e was c ritic a l, he was and c a s h ie r’s checks and ha n k by S eptem ber I and d a l not re T b u i'd a y evening A p ril 6, H ill, day 7:30 p. m. said to be h o ld in g his own. ceive them by O c to b e r I. In d ra fts lo r any am ounts desired. Rev. H a rla n A P a rk re tu rn e d Roy H ands, S. S. Supt. The m a x im u m am ount any postal a d d itio n , the governors o f th e ir m issio n a ry and s u jx 'rin te n d e n t o f L. I ’ . N cb clu n g . M in is te r. states w ould have to c e r tify th a t m oney o rd e r m ay be I ..sued fo r is Ila ' S outh C hina D is tric t C oun the b a llo ts Were a u th o riz e d by SIOO. t'll ol lb ' A < uiblie nt God w ill W A L K E R C O M M U N IT Y sta te law. A L F R E D A t the B u tle r m a !«• • peaking and show ing s lid 's ol Rev. C h a rle s G ra yh ca l, p a sto r te r n ity home S a tu rd a y , A p r il 1, to Clim es,, lit,, re lig io u s life custom s, P re -E a s te r E va n g e listic m e e t fe s tiv a ls etc. A lso p ic tu re s o f the ings are being held at ttie C om M r. and M rs. Russell A lfre d o f H o m e r H u ll le ft S a tu rd a y fo r in te i nees in In te rn m e n t eam p and m u n ity ch u rch at W a lke r, n ig h tly Iz a a n c . a d a u g h te r, S h icla Rae. R E A R R IC K A t the B u tle r m a '•ene aboard the exchange hip at 7:15 p. in. T h e evangelist is The grade • elioni had a |n mg T h e i mat, ( 'a lilo i tila Bud S k o c lie e, d riv in g B u c k M S G rip sh n h n . In the firs t p a rt J im m ie Jones o l tie- N o rth w e st t e r n it y home S a tu rd a y A p r il 1 to vaca tio n the lu s t three days of M rs. L e s te r o f (lie evening service th e re w ill C h ris tiu n C ollege, Eugene. The Seaman 2 C and th is w ts'k at S u th e rlin . M r. and Mr» E rn e st .Sear, were engtpeer o f the s ta le h ig h w a y de- Is- a b a p tis m a l service at w h ich m eetings w ill Is- clim a xe d by a R e a rrie k o f C o tta g e Grove, a son, .Sunday dinne] guv.' ts Ut I he ( ’lu ll lies ,u- L i.,s w e ll li lt S unday foi Unx- a n u m lx -r o f candidates fo r special sjx aki r E a s te r S unday a f A lle n Lester. M D L P A R D A t the B u tle r m a b a p tism I m in E lk to n w ill he bap tern o o n fo llo w in g a basket dinner. i lógate borni' in C o ltg a e G rove, C a lif to v is it h e r son. te r n ity home Tuesday. A p r il 4, E ldon W a lk e r re c e n tly v is ite d tised a lo n g w ith o th e rs o f th e h o n o rin g M e I ló g a le s fa th e r * to M r. and M rs. H a ro ld E. W o l- <1 iys w ith fra u d s at lix-al c h u rch . Hugh N ixo n on his b i it t i d iy a n several C A T H O IJ C C H U R C H fa rd o f C o tta g e G rove, a dau g h te r. P tlot R ock, O regon. n iversary. M rs Ted Hodges of Rev. J. L. M u x w e ll, P astor. G io E sth e r. M E T H O D IS T ( i. A N ich o ls s|x:nt S a tu rd a y in Roseburg, fo rm e rly o l th is com T h u rsd a y evening ( to n ig h t) il l.» a. m. C h u rch sehixil, S. L. K:(X) p. m. D e vo tio ns and confess m u n ity was also u guest at the ’ C o rv a llis , lie atte n d e d a d is tric t T R A P S S T IL L O N L Y S U R E M a c k ln , su;x rm le n d i n t. 11:00 a. ions. Good P rid a y , Mass o f the H ogate hipne. c o n ve n tio n of Insurance men. W A V O P K IL L IN G M O LES M rs. G alen G a ru u lte o f P o rt tn. M o rn in g w orship. S erm on top- p re -S a n ctlfie d and a d o ra tio n o f M rs. H u i n e t llu g ilu lil am) lim e T ra p p in g is s till the o n ly suc- if In to th e L ig h t o f a N ew D a y ." ! land v is ite d F rid a y x l the home o f c h ik lre p ate le aving tin s w eek-end Cross at H i») a. m. Evening de m ethod of d e s tro y in g C h riste n in g will be at the n io rn - vo tio n s a rjil confessions at H:00. ce»sful » cousin M is . W a lle r M u rra y . for Eau Clajre, Wisconsin. moles, despite repeated a tte m p ts ing service. 6:45 p. m. M e th o d ist J I I . Thom as o f O a kla n d Is M a rie Hansen o f O. S. C. is H o ly S a tu rd a y Mass 7:30 a. m. to develop e ffe c tiv e poison baits, u w e ll fo r the E a rl Youth Fellow ships. spending sp rin g v a ca tio n at h e r d r illin g Confessions a t 7:00 p. m. E a ste r A t 7:45 p. m . the c a n ta ta . " L ife S unday Masses at 9:00 and 10:30 declares Ir a N . G abrielson, d ire c M arcy's. home here to r o f the Fifth and W ild life se r I.illy ('¡d lr.o n . w ho was b u rie d E te rn a l, "by P red B. H o lto n w ill be a. m . The Red t ' l nss s u rg ic a l dressing vice o f the U n ite d S tates, in a grou p is m e e tin g ut .vfrs Joe at Pleasant H ill last S a tu rd a y presented by the ch o ir. Those b u lle tin ju s t published by the O. C ric k 's home p iid n y A p r il 7. fo r fo im e r ly liv e d here on the O ve r- having p a rts are M r C ecil S afley, C H U R C H D P C H R IS T M iss Joyce C la rk , L a r r y D-vens C a n ta ta 'T h e E a ste r S unrise S. C. E xte n sio n service. an a ll day m e e tin g w ith p o t-lu c k g a ard place. T he b u lle tin . No. 629, is the P ra n k P o rlttr of S ilv e r L a k e and the Rev. P ra n k E B io w n . S o n g " w ill be given d u rin g the d in n e r nt noon. h o spital S in g in g th e duets w ill lx- M iss m o rn in g service b \ the ch o ir. latest e d itio n o f-o n e w r itte n years Rudolph Hansen has recently was b ro u g h t fro m the to ttie C lulson home Joan K in g a n il Me.s K ara B jo rse t L e a d in g p a rts w ill he ta ke n by ago by G abrielson w hen he was a purchased fiv e acres o ft the L a w S unday w h e re he is g e n in g a long n ice ly. and M r. and M rs. J. B rig h to n the fo llo w in g in duets, M a ry m e m b e r o f w h a t was then th e rence Brow n place. W a lte r Mean» re tu rn e d to C am p Leonard. D e cke r and R osem ary T h ie s; B io lo g ica l su rve y h e re in O regon. M r. and M is . O sca r P la te n P cn im u m o n service • w ill lx* to- Agnes M e ye r and June E a stb u rn . T he revised b u lle tin covers the made a business tr ip to P o rtla n d R o lx 'rls M onday. n ig h t at 7:45. Good Priday scr- S oloists w ill be L u c iie E a stb u rn , c o n tro l o f 17 d iffe r e n t rodents the past week-end On th e ir w a y vices to m o rro w n ig h t <Friday) at N eva S haw and B onnie Gleason. and o th e r sm a ll a n im a l pests back they v is ite d the B oyd fa m ily 7:45. at llu b liu n l T h e p u b lic is in v ite d to a tte n d fo u n d in th is state. C h o ir p ra c tic e W ednesday at services and w o rs h ip w ith us d u The reason moles cannot be M rs Sheldon B ra d le y and son ol G ow dyvilJe social c lu b n ic f w ith rin g an y o f tiie services. c o n s iste n tly poisoned Ls th a t th e y C a lifo rn ia are v is it ng at the M is W h itte k in d ic c c n tly w ith ten 7:45 p. m. live c h ie fly on e a rth w orm s, in home o f M is . B ra d le y 's p u ie n tx , un m ix es presi nt. M rs. H a rris won F IR S T B A P T IS T M r and M is . A. S c iu p p c it. 'H E B R O N C H U R C H D P C H R IS T sects and o th e r live a n im a l fo rm s. the p rize . T in next m e e tin g w ill Rev G is n g r E. H a rd y, P a s to r O n th e hanks o f the H ebron dam. T ra p p in g has one advantage, h ow I»' w ith M rs. M c llu g ill. 9:45 a. m. C h u rch School, M rs. S unday < AKII t i l - T il W K S School, 10:00 a. m. ever, says the a u th o r, in th a t the M in i's. A. V. lIiM iprg and 1). It. skins, i f p ro p e rly prepared, w ill W e w ish Io (h u n k o u r m any W h itte k in d Vi ¡led Mines. M a rtin H. H. W e e ld re ye r. s u p e rin te n d e n t. M o rn in g W o rs h ip 11:00 a. m. W o rsh ip , frie n d s fo r th e ir kindness, sym N eagle and J u lia A rm s tro n g in 11:00 a. in. M o rn in g C h ris tia n E ndeavor fo r the b rin g enough to pay fo r th e tim e W hat A B e a u tifu l yo u n g people in the n o rth e rn p a rt and tro u b le o f c a tc h in g th e a n p a th y. eanls and flo ra l pieces ut ttie D iv id e c o m m u n ity th is week. to p ic . " D M o rn in g ," S olo "1 K n o w T h a t M y w ill m eet at 6:00 p. m. a t the im als. the lim e o f o u r IxTeaVem ellt. M is Messrs, and Mmes. Johnny P e a rl S afley. M r. and M rs. Rodney S c h m id t am t T e ste r Yearous a t R i'd e e in e r L iv c th " fro m H andel's Iv a n Abeene home. Those o f the F u ll d ire c tio n s fo r tra p p in g H elen so u th e rn p a rt w ill meet a t the m oles are given in the b u lle tin , S a fle y and fa m ily , M r and Mrs. tended the P inochle eluli in ( 'n il - "M e s s ia n " sung by M rs. J u d y H a rd y , anthem , "R e jo ic e , He C a rl S m a ll hom e at 7:30 p. m. as are c o n tro l m ethods fo r m a n y C e cil S a lle y. M is M a m ie (o iiiie y . vvell S a tu rd a y n ig h t. L iv e s " by G ilb e rt. 6:30 p. m. B ap 3 4 -He W endell S m a ll at)d Mmes C e cil K ip p . E a rl D avis tis t Y o u th F e llo w sh ip , M is . W. C. L a d d H o w a rd , m in iste rs. and R ich a rd D avis called at the M a rtin , s|xinsor. 7:30 p. in. E ven Bert Tups Nutritious A. B. S m ith home S a tu rd a y a fte r in g sei'vii'e, ‘T h e G a rd i n and the R e tt tops c institute n t. ut 22 per noon. S E V E N T H -D A Y A D V E N T IS T S e p u lc h re " an E a s te r C a n ta ta by Cent of the weight of ¡he bunch of CHURCH beet a and contain aln.o-t as m uch W est M a in S tre e t SaleslssiK», re ce ip t Ixsiks. b o o k D a n a l P ro th e ro e . n u tritio n »• llie rents. P a rt I " O Come and M o u rn ," Sabbath school. 9:30 o’clock. keeping svstems. T h e S e n tin e l c h o ru s: “ T h e y T o o k the Body o f Preaching service 11:00 o'clock Jesus,"solo; " N e a r T h e Cross,” Every Saturday. Visitors welcome solo. P R E P M E T H O D IS T P a rt I I " A M o rn in g H y m n " 915 So. 6 th S t Chorus; "V e ry F airly In th e M o tn - L. C. G ould, M in is te r i n , . ” chorus and solo; 'T h e L o rd S unday school at 9:45 a. m. is Ri.s'n Indeed," solo and chorus; •Nè < , X.y-'iv. "C ro w n H im w ith M a n y C ro w n s," P re a ch ing 11:00 a. m. E ve n in g service 7:45 p. m. M id w e e k p ra y chorus. e r m e e tin g T h u rsd a y 7:45 p. m. T h u rs d a y 2:00 p. tn. W om en's ASS E M B LY OP GOD society. H:00 p. m. m id w e e k ser H ilto n T. P a rk. P astor. vice, B ib le s tu d y and p ra y e r. S unday school at 9:45 a. m. A service w ill he held Good P reaching, 11 a. in. Y oung people' F rid a y evening ut th e B a p tist service nt 6:30 p. m. E vening C h in c h .and the p u b lic is in vite d . e va n g e listic service. 7:43 p. m. T h e p a sto r w ill b rin g a message T uesday n ig h t, p ra y e r service. on 'T h e Cross in '44" and the 7:43 p. m. T h u rs d a y n ig h t, preach c h o ir w ill sing "G od So Loved ing service, 7:45 p. m. The W o rld " fro m S ta in , r's " C ru B L U E M O U N T A IN c ifix io n ." types o f sq u irre ls, ra b b its, go fully screened before i>érmlssion phers, m ice, ra ts and porcupines. is given to relocate. IA \( I EKH ON I t PHOTOGRAPHS ANY KIND ANY TIME ANY SUBJECT C. MÜRELOCK W h a t Is a W a r O ccupation? B I R T H S Delight Valley B M o re th a n 19.000 o f the 112, (MX) people o f Japanese an ce stry evac uated to re lo ca tio n centers fro m the w est coast tw o years ago have been g ra n te d in d e fin ite leave to establish homes outside the cen ters, th e W a r R e lo ca tio n A u th o r ity announced. B etw een 2,1X0 and 3,000 o th e rs are on seasonal leave, m a in ly as fa rm w o rke rs. F u lly tw o th ird s o f the evacuees on leave w e te b o rn in A m erica, and 72 p e rce n t have never seen Japan. R uth citize n s and aliens a ie ta re - Latham Dnee. years ago, war was practically limited to fighting lie n . Ti day. it is almost iinpossible to isolate itp y work that is not, somehow, connected with war. Nut only in civilian life, but in the Ari ty, Navy, and other branches of the servo ,», the humble stenographer and typist is indispensable to the business of war. It is odd to think of fighting with typew riters, but it is also hard for m any to realize th at wars are won with eyesight, in addition to foresight and bombsights. Men and women, who. otherwise, could not do the work required of tin in are now being adapted to the exacting requirem ents of discrim inative seeing by profes.-.ional < tptom etlists. .Many nu n, previously re jected for m ilitary service in flying corps, Army and Navy, have been rehabilitated by O p to m etrists’and accepted. Dnee that eyesight was unsatisfactory—now it is acceptable. D ptom etrists are doing their im port- an.l share of w ar work and if stenography is a w ar occupation, so is Optom etry. REMEMBER: "ALL THE BUSINESS OF WAR IS (towdyville TO ENDEAVOR TO FIND OUT WHAT YOU DON T KNOW BY WHAT YOU DO” Dr. John T. Monahan Phone 100 Optometrist and Optician 505 Main Street Cottage Grove / / / to use First Nation It A All# ■ ■ A illilf ZXMM SPRINGTIME BLOUSES • C hange Your Suit Into A W a rd ro b e M. G. Hixson, pastor ]9 8 _ 2 9 8 Animate your sail with lively spring blouses of fine rayon crejie in sunny pastels or gleam ing while. Smoothly tAilorrxl or frilly for dress-up charm. • T ailored clattic» 9 How-lie bi nn catcher sfy/cs • T ucked luck-in» • Ruffle /ro u t »tyle» C H R IS T IA N S C IE N C E S O C IC T Y S unday sehisd 9:43. F o renism service, 11 subject " A te Sin, D is ease and D e a th R e a l? " E ve n in g set vice second W ednesday o f each m o n th at K:(X) p. in. T h e B ible, C h ris tia n Science lite ra tu r e and the w ritin g s o f M a ty B a k e r Fkldy m ay he b o rro w e d o r purchased be fo re o r a fte r the W ednesday ser vice. S unday school 9:43 a. nt. M o rn in g service 11:00 a. m. Y oung peoples service 6:45 p. m . C harles G. E a stb u rn , leader. E v a n g e lis tic service 7:45 p. ni. B ib le s tu d y and p ra y e r service W ednesdays 7:45 p. m. Outdoor Storage The m ost satisfactory outdoor sto rag e is a tight wooden b arrel or steel drum , which gardeners may get from a Junk yard. The barrel C H U R C H OP GOD or drum m ay be buried on Its side 1060 East A dam s Avenue with a heavy cover of dirt, or it may S unday school 10:00 a. m. M o rn be set into the ground upright with ing w o rs h ip 11:00 a. m . Y oung an inch or two protruding above people’s m ee tin g . 7:00 p. m. D e ground, to be covered by a ra t proof v o tio n a l service» 8:00 p. in . P ra y e r cover, and layers of hay or straw m ee tin g , Tuesday, 8:00 p. m . and soil. Sin mun to p ic fo r S unday m o rn ing w o rsh ip , “ M y Redeem er I.iv - e th ." T he yo u n g people w ill p re sent a p la y nt th e ir evening ser vice and th e to p ic fo r the 8:00 o 'clo ck sendee w ill be, "T h e T r ip to E m m aus." Reader, we In v ite you to meet w ith us Io w o rs h ip God. Roy E. H u tch iso n, P astor. LUTHERAN CH U RCH C ottage G rove L u th e ra n C hurch (M is s o u ri S yn o d ). S. D. A. ch u rch b u ild in g , West M a in S tre e t. W . A. Watering Boosts Yield It has been shown that w atering cows twice daily produces 57 per cent m ore milk than w atering once a day. One hundred heavy laying hens will drink 10 tons of w ator in a year. A laying pullet has been observed dipping her beak in a pan of w ater 57 consecutive tim es after b reak fast. Aiid it takes 550 pounds of w ater to produce 100 pounds of pork. 10c each for any amount to $ 1 0 0 °° Rates havp not been increased on First National Bank Money Orders Exa mP.e :^ ; s;re°d • —“ POSUl MON« ORDIW BRSI NkMONM W0N lï OROIRS ANY amount to »W0...W« (Typ¡(fll $ 5.01 to $ W • • * 1,1 $20.01 t»S 40 • ” î5 t $80.011# Sl®° ...37« O ffic e Sup|)lies. The S en tin e l. F loyd Githcns Motors Authorized First National Bank Dealer PHONE 27 OF COTTAGE GROVE
