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TIG RSO \V. .H I V 20 I9H
THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Social Calendar
THURSDAY
fiCCHlIRLHES
Mrs. June Johnson
is e nte r­
ta in in g the CuiniUia club today at
a 12:30 centered dish luncheon.
The Doienn Grange is meeting
tonight at 8:30 in the Ladies
Chub h a ll at Dorvnn.
A n ii'etin g of the Utopia club
this afternoon at the home of
.’dis. V ina] Randall. The fam ilies
ot the members w ill be guests at
a 6:30 picnic on the lawn of Mrs
Randall.
M eeting o f the Townsend Ind­
ependent
Q uilters
club at the
home of Mrs. W. E. Musters at
1 00 p. in.
M r. and Mrs. C la ir I legate w ill
be hosts to the A. V. 11. B ridge
e.ub next Thursday evening.
W. B. C. dissert next Thursday
at the home o f M is. O. W. Ulack-
tnore.
The Past Noble Grands chib w ill
meet in the Odd Fellows hall
next Thursday afternoon at 1 30.
(heran Missionaries'
Portland on July 25
w ill be no meeting
week Bible Class on
next meeting of the
held on August 9.
In s titu te in
ami 26 th e ir
o f the M id ­
Ju ly 26 The
class w ill be
FR EE M E T H O D IS T
915 So. 6th St
L. C. Gould. M in ister
C H URCH O F C H R IS T
Sunday school ut 9 45 a. m
( III GCII ( .K r i l l ’ PIC NIC
II a HACK RIDE. XW l.M <
Bible school. 9 45. W orship "id
Preaching 11:00 a. in. Evening
M \ \ Mi l riN G S
communion H im * a in. Subject,
serv ice 7 .45 p. m M idw eek p r a y ­
M rs. H. T
id lo ve e n te rta in ­
"T he Gospel F -a titia l". C hristian
er
meeting
Thutsday
7:45
p.
m.
ed the Women's Society o f C h ris t­
C lim axing the meetings o f the
Endeavor. 7:00 p. m. Evening
ian Service
of the
M ethodist Ad L ib itu m club fo r the season
serviee 8:00 p in. Subject, "VV ilk
H EBRO N C H URCH O F C H R IS T
church F riday in her grape arbor was a potluck picnic, sw im m ing
mg by F a ith ."
Prayer m eeting.
Sunday school 10:00 a. ni. M orn ­
at a potluck picnic. Follow ing the and hayrack ride at the Culp
Thursday 8 00 p. in.
ing w orship 11:1X1 u. m. N o rth end
picnic lunch, a business meeting Creek ranch of M r. and M s. Alvis
Roy Hands. S. S supt
C hristian Endeavor. 6:00 p. m. at
was held w ith Mrs, MeDora A llen I W icks. The husbands of the ntem-
L. P. Nebelung, m in ister
Ivan Abeens. South end C hristian
leading the devotional service and hers o f the club were guests at
Mrs.
A h is
Wicks
and
M r . i bounteous potlu ck sunper a fte r
Endeavor 7:30 at the IT I elul
P R E SBY TER IAN
house.
Charles A c k'rb la d e in charge of which the group was treated to
Alvan J. lx iminann, pastor.
the lesson. The next meeting, A u ­ i hayrack ride and la te r in the
Sunday school 9 15 a. in z\t
gust 11, w ill be nt the J. H, evening, .«wimtning was enjoyed.
C A T H O L IC c h u r c h
even o'clock we w ill have <
Chambers home w ith Mrs. Allen This was the annual p enic which
Rev. J. L. M axwell, Pastor
quarterly communion service
as hostess, assisted by Mrs. Let closes the m eetings of the club
Mass each Sunday it 8 IMi a. in. reception of new ttienitiers. 'I
Cooley and Mrs. R. E. C arlile u n til fall.
Rev. Kam niaun w ill apeak on
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Mrs. Ackcrblado w ill have the
B L U E M O U N TA IN
Lord's ■.upper.
program and Mrs. James Tedford
T O W N S E N D III S lN E S S
M. G. Hixson, pastor
M E E 1'IXG
w ill conduct the devotions.
Sunday school 9:45 a. in. M o rn ­
F IR S T B A IT IS T
ing service 11:00 a. tn. Young
Rev. «George E. Hardy, pastor.
SU R PR ISE BIRTHDAY PICNIC
Th? reg ula r m eeting o f the
peoples service 6 15 p. tn. Chat les
Sunday Church school 9 45 a m.
FRIDAY
Townsend club was held Monday
The Townsend A u xilia ry meets G. Eastbum . ieader. Evangelistic M orning worship 11:00 a. m. The
M r.. C lara D oty was pleasantly night at the Townsend hall. The
Rev. James M a rtin w ill lie guest
every F rid ay afternoon at 1:00 service 7:45 p. m.
surprised Sunday w hen a group o f L ittle Townsend P lan" w ill lx» on
speaker. 7:00 p. in. Jr., B. Y. F
o clock at the hall fo r the p u r­
relatives and friends met at the the ballot fo r November 7th elec­
8:00 p. m flip p y Evening service
S E V E N T H D AY A D V E N T IS T
pose of q uilting .
Cottage Grove Dam fo r a potluck tion w hich w ill be $60.00 per
T h e Rev. J a m e s M a rtin
West Mam Street
The Rebekas w ill meet at the
picnic and social afternoon, hon­ m onth at the age of 60 years.
Thui-sday 8:00 p in. Midweek
Sabbath school, 9:30 o'clock
I.
O.
O.
F.
hall
at
8:00
o'clock.
o ring her on her b irth da y an­ Monday night. J u ly 2-1. w ill "be cn
The Reil Cross rooms are open Preaelwrig service 11.00 o'clock serviee The Rev. F rank Gray w ill
niversary.
Mrs. D oty, was the ice cream social at the c ity park.
every F rid a y in the Masonic tem ­ Every Saturday. Visitors welcome conduct the service. Come and
recipient of many beautiful g ifts. The Townsend A u x ilia ry meets
pray fo r your boy it w ill save
ple from 2:00 to 4:00 o'clock fo r
Guests included M r. and Mrs. every F rid ay afternoon at the hall
his life.
AS S E M B LY O F GOD
the
purpose
of
giving
out
k
n
ittin
g
W illia m Doty and son Stephen o f fo r quilting .
H
ilto
n
T.
Park.
Pastor.
and
sewing.
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Eugene: M r. and Mrs. B. Vaughan
itiiodp
MEN
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
SATURDAY
and daughters, M argaret and M il­ COVERED D ISH LUNCHEON
Preaching,
11
a.
in.
Young
people'
Annual pKnic o f the R elief
dred, M r. and Mrs. E. D. Groes­
Evening
Earl Balch, president of the
An a ll day m eeting w ith a cov­ Corps Saturday. J u ly 22. at 11:00 service ut 6:30 p. m.
beck and son Danny. Mrs. Helen
Methodist
Men, was in charge of
evangelistic
service.
7:45
p.
m.
Scott. M r. and Mrs. Van Grous- ered dish luncheon at the noon a. m. at the c ity park, weather
Tuesday night, prayer service, the meeting Monday night when
beck all of Creswell; Mr. and Mrs. hour was held Tuesday by the p e rm ittin g , otherw ise at the Odd
7:45 p. m. Thursday night, preach they met at the church. The de­
George S tra tto n and the honored Sunshine Group o f the Church of Fellows hall.
votions wen J«t| by A lbert \ ilk . ii,
ing service, 7:45 p. ni.
C
hrist.
The
luncheon
was
held
in
guest.
MONDAY
anil the program was in eli.uge of
the church dining room w ith 12
O E S - A F & A M picnic at
J. D. .Monroe ano :.;r "Itilcb .using
C H R IS T IA N SC IEN C E
MRS. LOVKGREX E X T ER TA IX S members present. Guests were L. the c ity park Monday. July 24th,
"W ha t
Is Propaganda" as the
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Second
St
retd
P
Nehelung.
m
in
ister;
Mrs.
Pearl
CIRCLE
at 6:30 p. tn.
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Fore­ topic o f discussion. The August
Campbell and Mrs. Adams o f the
Social m eeting o f the Townsend
meeting w ill be the annual o u t­
Th? Baptist M issionary C ircle Women’s Council and Mrs. Young. club at 8:00 o'clock ut the Tow n­ noon service, 11:00 a. m. Subject
door meeting held at the Walden
"T
ru
th
."
Evening
service
second
The
day
was
spent
w
orking
on
was entertained Thursday a fte r­
send hall.
camp grounds.
Wednesday of each month at 8.00
noon by Mrs. Teon Lovegren. The quilts. The group w ill meet again
Meetings o f the Red Cross sur­
-
—
p.
ni.
business meeting was presided August 1.
gical gauze classes from 1:30 to
T
o
t
i
:
\
The
Bible, C hristian Science
over by Mrs. O. H. Pickens at
4:30 and from 7:30 to 9:30 p. m.
which tim e an o ffe ring was taken
< 'A X D ID A T E S IN IT IA T E D
lite
ra
tu
re
and
the
w
ritin
g
s
of
at the Masonic temple.
W inners o f the flag tournam ent
fo r the Student Fund. As the
M r. and Mrs. Raymond Grube M ary B aker Eddy may be p u r­ held Sunday Ju ly 16 on the loc.a
quota was not reached, another
A t the regular businers meeting of Eugene w ill be hosts to the chased before or a fte r the Wed­
g olf course were Pat R ickard,
o ffe rin g w ill be taken at the next o f the Eagles A u x ilia ry Monday O. W. D in n e r club.
nesday service.
f irs t; Ha,i W olfard, second; la'o
m eeting. The singing was led by night at the Eagles hall, in itia tio n
R
ickard .th ird and Bobby Gusper.
TUESDAY
Mrs. George Hardy.
was held fo r three candidates,
FR EE M E T H O D IS T
Iioohy prize Next Sunday anothiT
A ll day m eeting o f the K en­
Mrs. Jahn M cCall led the de­ Mabel T rite , R uth Loomis and
The pastor w ill be away to con­ flag tournam ent wall be held and
votions and Mrs. A. C. Spriggs W ilm a Stulken. A t this tim e the sington club at the I. O. O. F. ference and camp meeting from
cash prizes wall be given.
presented the lesson on th? Araer- b irth da y anniversaries o f three hall w ith a covered dish luncheon J u ly 12 to 23.
ican Indian assisted by Mesdames members. Hazel Grimes, Gene- at noon.
H arvey W rig h t w ill conduct the
M eeting o f the Neighborhood
A. C. Spriggs, F. A. Baker, Vv'. C. vieve Gordineer a n d
M a r ie
m orning services during his ab­
M a rtin and O. H. Pickens. D eli- Schm idt, were observed. A t the U n it Red Cross surgical gauze sence. 1'here w ill be no e v e n iig
classes
at
the
old
W
a
lke
r
high
cious refreshments were served clos? o f the evening refreshm ents
services. Sunday school as usual.
The Business amt Professional
during the social hour.
were served by the committee. school from 1.00 to 4:30 p. m
L. C. I-Jould, pastor.
The Royal Neighbors lodge w ill
Women - club h< M their
fir it
Lula McCullough. Hannah Mad-
meet at 8:00 o'clock in the Eagles
m eeting in th e ir cozy new rooms
dass and Vera Medley.
P O TLU C K D IN N E R
MI-JTHODIST
hall.
th -y recently rented in w hat was
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F ra n k E .Ttrow n. m in ister
WEDNESDAY
Despite the s u ltry w eather and
L A COMUS C LU B
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. S. L. fo rm e rly known as th«. Faren-
. AU day meeting o f the London M.iekm. supt. M orning worship waid B uilding (over John's Cafe)
thunderstorm 18 were present
Ju ly 18. and partook of the usual
A 1 o'clock dessert was served 4-H M others club at the club 11:00 a. m. Sermon by the pustor. Monday nlghe w ith t l v president
potluck dinner at the golf course. the La Comus club Tuesday by house. A covered dish luncheon Interm ediate Fellowship 6:45 p.m. M rs. II. B B r c c d l n v c o n d u c t i n g
Chas
Peck an". M rs. Frances Mrs. A. W. Kim e at her home w ill be served a t the noon hour.
Evening serviee 7:45 p m. Youth tin - business meeting. Potluck re-
fresltm cnts were served a t the
Meetings o f the Red Cross s u r­ Fellow ship 8:45 p. m.
H u n te r won the prize w ith a net follow ed by an afternoon o f cards
score o f 38U . w hile Belle Eurl^- w-ith high score going to M rs. H. gical gauze classes a t the Ma­
P rayer m eeting Thursday 8:00
holder and E arl H ill were runners- K. M etcalf. This is the fin al m eet­ sonic tem ple fro m 9:00 to 11.CO p. m. The cottage prayer meeting
up w ith a net o f 39'_.. We under- ing o f th • club u n til fa ll when a. m. and from 1:30 to' 4:30 p. m w ill be at the horn" of M r. and
stand th a t a large addition o f the club w ill meet w ith Mrs. Guy
M r. C. N. Ioind tonight.
THE OLD SCHOOL MATES
22X20 feet w ill be constructed Earl.
PICN'Ii'
soon at the club house. A ll who
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CHUR C H O F GOD
play g olf are welcome to attend
1060 East Adams Ave.
M. I’. G. PICXIC
The Old School. M ates picnic
these tw o ball foursome. H arold
Sunday school 10:00 a. m. M orn ­
W o lfa rd
played solo, a rriv in g
The M. P.. G. club's final m eet­ w ill be held in the C ity Park ing .worship 11 :tXj a. m. C hristian
somewhat late.
ing of the season was th e ir an­ August 5th. Every one who attend­ Crusaders 7:00 p. rn. Devotional
nual picnic held F rid a y evening >n ed school in Latham p rio r to 1900 service 8:00 p. m. P rayer meeting
RESEARCH LIBRARY OPEN
the lawn o f M r. and Mrs. A W . and every one who went to school Tuesday 8:00 p. m.
H e lliw e ll. A t this tim e the fa m ­ in Cottage Grove up and including
How much do you value the
A new index covering a lib ra ry ilies o f the members were guests the year 1900 is eligible to come. g ift o f God? The eternal life which
o f diversified technical research, and a 100 percent attendance was We hope to have a big attendance God gives must be nourished to be
production, m arket and manage­ reported. Follow ing a potluck pic­ as many who could come perhaps kept.
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ment problems, is now available nic supper on the lawn, a social do not realize th a t fact. We urge
We
invite you to the services
to small plant m anufacturers of evening was spent by the group. a ll to come out and enjoy m eeting o f God fo r the edification of your
this area. Geo. R. Moscrip, dis­ Guests o f the evening were M r. your old school mates. A potluck s p iritu a l life.
Roy E. Hutchison, pastor.
tr ic t manager of the sm aller w ar and Mrs. Charles Adams o f E u ­ dinner w ill be held ht noon. This
date was decided upon due to the
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plants corporation o f Portland, an­ gene and Arm and Wynne.
fact th a t the G aroutte clan meet
LUTH ER AN
nounced Saturday. The index
the fo llo w in g day, A ugust 6 th „
Cottage Grove Lutheran Church
covers several hundred problems
L A D IE S GOLF CLUB TO
8 oz. package
md we thought some o f those who 'M issou ri S yn od )!, S.D A. Church
that have already been solved
ORGANIZE
?ome from a distance could thus building. West M am S treet. W. A.
through the technical advisory
Service of the sm aller w ar plants
N ext Wednesday evening, Ju ly attend both a ffa irs. We have had Sylwester, Roseburg, pastor. The
o f the Portland area and embrace 26, a ladies g olf club w ill be o r­ a large out o f town attendance, service o f Sunday, J u ly 23 begins
f if t y eight d iffe re n t fields.
at 11:00 a. m. The Sunday school
ganized at the local g o lf course in previous years.
Belle B u rkho ld er
meets at 10:00 a. m. We most
and a il ladies interested are urged
COOLEY HILL CLUB
P u b lic ity C o m m itte e ., c o rd ia lly in vite a ll to attend our
to be present at 6:00 p m. I f is
Bordens 3 cans
planned th a t each Wednesday
service and Sunday school. The
A t a recent meeting o f the evening follow ing, the ladies w ill
Replaces Copper
Lutheran H our is broadcast every
Cooley H ill club it was announced meet to play golf.
New roles for steel in tanks have Sunday over K tJR E at 9:36 a. m.
th a t the club had made and do­
replaced a total of 3,000,000 peunds Tune in; te ll others. Since the
Sales books. The Sentinel.
nated to the Red Cross enough
of copper.
pastor wall be attending the Lu-
afghan squares fo r a robe. The
club w ill hold th e ir annual picnic
a t the c ity park Ju ly 20th.
soli and Mis. i»ango Hardy, havi
close of the si ssion. It was voted been W elcomed Into th e <*,i b
meet mg.
to have
the A ugust
which w ill be the seco ill. at the
Grow Nay beane
home el Mrs 1 i reed love and it w ill
u n ii a-, who nr>ai protein feed
be a 6 Ut pieni' • w ith th. • husbands
r ll,all Other leed ». m uy grew
h .un il lin n lami l l adapted tu
o f the meint).' rs as g i 1. stS Two
Ills Bill le­
crop.
new tne.iilHa s.
f
a « « < r
603 SOU TH FIFTH STR EE T
Self Service
No W aiting. Plenty of Parking Snace
STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. to 7 P. M. SAT. 8 A. M. to 9. P. M.
W heaties
M IL K
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W. B. C. DESSERT
Mrs. Louis Burleson entertained
the W. B. C. club Thursday at a
1:30 dessert at her home, followed
by an afternoon of cards. The
club w ill be entertained at the
next m eeting by Mrs. O. W.
Blackmore, Ju ly 27.
Don’t Sell
YOUR USED FURNITURE
UNTIL YOU SEE US.
We pay highest qash price
for a piece or a car load.
McLaughlin’s
Furniture
Store
Armands Hand Cream
$1.00 Special
79c
Dorsay Body Povzder
$1.00
2
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Buttle G round Lb.
3 pound Ja r
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HI-HO CRACKERS lb pkg 19c
MIRACLE WHIP
25c
lb pkg. 49c
TEA
SALAD DRESSING
PINT JA
SOA PS
Palmolive, new bath size
2 b a rs ...................
25c
Cashmere Boquet
3 bars
27c
Woodbury
3 bars ......................
27c
Sierra Pine
3 b a rs .......................
25c
Lifebuoy
3 b a r s .......................
25c
Auditorium Big Bath
1 b a r ...................
10c
COLOGNE
Hobnail .......................$1.00
Moriet, 8 oz.
$1.25
Dorsay Cherry Blossom $1.10
DORSAY
Ledandy
$3.75
T ro p h ee........................$3.75
M uget
$2.50
Chypre
$2.50
Toujors-Fdele ......... $3.75
PERFU M E
Dorsay Fidele
, $5.50
Dorsay Milford
$5.50
M J.B. TREE TEA
FOR ICED TEA
COCOA
M others ib. pkg.
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4 ROLLS
1
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BLEACH
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A P R IC O T S
LUNCH M EATS
FOR C A N N IN O . — 'EH E
SEASON IS GETTING SHORT
K E L L Y D R U G CO .
A LARGE
V A R IE T Y