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PAOE POITK T ill l«S|i\> THE SENTINEL. C O ÏT V IE ORDVW. OREGON M i;l s *' *u LUI liage Grove pixiple ami fo rtne r \s s lll I \ Ed F in m -rly acting ¡is song leader llem enway s and w rite r. Belle- I I I I H I . I 1 ,1 1 0 (1 C ottage Grove residents itrc in- She also told some amusing in B urkholder P ublicity C om m ittee. T l ( > \ , X I (11 s r .•(» cidents o f old school day* She v lled to attend A p o llili k Iwiskrt Tin- 2 Uh annual nu-i-llng of (he stated she lives! here almost 79 DEGREE STAFF t A l T U X I IN) dinner w ill be »«TV« d at Cottage Grove A-M x-ritm n w ill years, having been horn in Coburg El E( TED Is- served -vili o'elix k Colle» lx- held in Peninsula park. I ’ni't- and was brought to this commun T e le p h o n e 159 ity w hile very young, by her fa •V the regulai i .eeting ot the l.ind. Sunday, August 2(' A ll Col U riti own sugar th e r the Rev. Wallace. an early Rclu-kas Friday night al the (k id ro W E I.1 . R EU N IO N day I ’resliyterlan m inister He of Fellows hall. Ri«a 1 , w ,. was « I- On August 5th in the C ity Park ficiati-d at many weddings. M r celeit IX-giee S tafi etfpt-iin and The annu..l reunion ot the Po a goodly num ber of old school and M rs, Chas. Teeters being Eva Hatch was ek-eled correspon THURSDAY w ell fanuii- s was held Sunday. fo r a potluck among those present who were dent lo r the term Vera Zielieck, Mrs. H erley Gates w ill ente rtain mates gathered August 6th, in the Cottage Grove dinner nt noon, follow ed by songs m arried by Rev Wallace. Mrs. Bert H atch and . va Aubrey were the W . B. C. club today at a c ity park. Over 50 were present and speeches o f old school days, by Goude said she could «»member* ■uimed on the com m ittee fo r the enjoying a bountiful dinner at 1:30 dessert. when M ain St. was a mudhole its good o f the o rd .'r fo r the next The A V. 11. Bridge club w ill the old school mates present, 1 ;30 p. m. w ith a program fo l E'ection o f officers followed the e ntire length, bordered on both meeting night f There w ill !>«• a picnic tonight «t Layng's Grove low ing. Each fa m ily was repre Rev W. V. McGee gave the In sides w ith a pi ink w alk These program and e n .'i. '.nninent the sented by a number on the pro w ith M r. and M rs. Ben Lay ng vocation preceeding the dinner, planks were l«x>se and often de- last meeting ol each m onth The gram. A business m eeting fo l hosts. dinner, w ith these- being nom inat I .»sited children ot those «lays in C hristm as curds • ■; e«f by the There w ill be a m eeting o f the lowed which resulted m the elec ed ai.d elected: W ilb u r M cF a r the middle o f the mudhole. When itetx-kah lodge w ill lx- (uriu-d over Townsend Independent Q uilters tion of the follow ing o fficers: C land. president; Mrs. J essie Kel they arrived home plastered w ith the t',ustr«>s fo r disposal. The L. Powell, president: R B . Powell, .iu b w ith Mrs. W. E. M astcis at ley, vice president; Almond lle m - mud, an e n tire change of clothing to next meeting w is announced fo r 1:00 o'clock. Vice president: Mrs. Geneva Rich The Baptis« M issionary Society vnway. secretary and treasurer; was necessary, and sometimes August 18 ardson, secretary; M rs. Reta j is m eeting this afternoon at 2:00 B elle B u rkho ld er, p u lile iity com parent* held a session in the wood riie ( k ill l-i-lk>vv-f.eiN'kah picnic Overholser. treasurer. m ittee. shed w ith the eareless children. w ill lx- held S u n* >, August 13 at Those present wen* J. If. Powell o'clock w ith Mrs. T ru n v in C lark. Mr. M cFarland accepted the Annie G riffin Adams s|ioke of the tin- city p a ik Next Thursday evening at C.3C A basket dinner and fa m ily of D rain; M r. end Mis. election w ith a speech s ta tin g ; " I won le rfu l spelling tx-t-s they used the U topia club and th e ir fam w ill lx- served al 1 Tm ockx-k. A lf Powell, Eugene: Jim m ie Mas accept on the term s that you w ill to hold in the old school house, furnished. ters, Portland; M r. and Mrs. ilies w ill have a potluck at the a ll help to make this- m eeting and the path along the riv e r Col fee and rn-a, . Please bring own sugar. F rank Overholser of Creswell: home o f Mrs. Vina! Randall. NR « At 8:30 o'clock next Thursday an annual success. It has been they trod to reach these a ffa irs. M r. and Mrs. John Overholser. evening, the Dorena Grange meets s ix ty years since I firs t attended She cam«» here as a small child <1.1 It MEETING \N D Pl< \l< George Overholser and tam ily. school in this com m unity, and from South Dakota T h e ir fa m ily Ross Overholser and fam ily, in the Ladies club hall at Dorena. there are many who have a tte n d home was located where the o f M rs. S. L Godard <-nt< i tatne'd Scheduled fo r next Thursday is F ra n k Richardson and fam ily. Mr. ed 50 o r 60 years ago. We are fice of the Woodson Auto Co. now the P. D. G. G anten club Friday ts the Cam ellia club potluck pic and Mrs. Ernest McReynolds. indeed fo rtu n a te to have a ll these stands. Mrs. Ile rtlia McQueen and afternoon at George McReynolds and daugh nic at Walden p a rk at 12:30 p. in. people yet w ith us. We should A lbert {G riffin an- the -other m em m eeting and the le g n ili- m onthly picnic. The m eeting FRIDAY ters, M r. and Mrs. R. B. Powell, be able to make this a ffa ir an bers o f the family who s till re wits hekl in th<- afternoon w ith a The Eagks A u x ilia ry Sewing annual event." C. L. Powell and fam ily, Archie sale here. general discussion on “ Care of the Powell and fam ily. N orland Po club w ill meet w ith Mrs. Anna Wm. McQueen and Mrs. H a ttie Mr. and Mrs. T K Sears were Garden in A ugust" follow.-d by Gates at 2:00 o'clock. M rs Alice w ell and daughters, M r. and Mrs. Rest were from the m rth e st away, also present from Salem. a bird report by the chairm an. John Massey, Mrs. Florence Small Peterson w ill be assistant hostess. both com ing from Portland. Mrs. Those attending the picnic Mrs. Andrew Bnind. A dditio na l The Red Cross sew ing rooms in Best stated her fa m ily let and fam ily, Mçs. Annabel Mea her wen- M r and Mi's. M allie M ille r ;ti«-sts wen- Mrs 11 it Griggs and Masonic temple are open come when they realized cham and son. A lbert G riffin . the she (E th e l N oki-si, W. A Henienway. Mrs. Jack Gcxtard. The group was Mrs. Belle Geer, Mrs. Julia Pow every F rid ay afternoon from 2:00 would cry her eyes out if not al- F rank Kelley and Jessie G arroute join«-«! in the evening by th e ir e ll, Mrs. Georgetta E a s t h a m to -1:00 o'clock fo r the purpose o f lowed to attend. She brought an K elly. L. J. M cLaughlin i Fay A t- husbands fo r a potluck picnic sup giving out k n iltin ;' and sewing. and daughter, Mrs. V in a ll Ran old school mates picture, in w hich kins A llison ) G. W Sweet, How- per. The Townsend ’ A u x ilia ry w ill dall and children all of Cottage numerous local residents appear- ard Beagle and Lydia Sears Bea- meet at the hail at 1:00 o'clock Grove and vicin ity. ed. This was one room of the Cot- gle. Chas Teeters iC ora M cK ih- < V l l l l l l ll t l . T t l t ><»< I t IA fo r q uilting . ♦ — tage Grove school at the tim e, benl W Vv’. Chrisman. Ernest Mc- The Women's Society of C h ris t RIPPY - YOUNGBLOOD R U E S Prof. Powell was p rincipal. lie Reynolds. James anti E ffie Lcbow, At th«- rect-nt m eeting o f the ian Service of the M ethodist m arried E ffie Younger one of his Ira and Anna Beidler, Mrs. Nel- C atholic A lta r S<x n t.v. Mrs M ay church w ill meet at 2:00 p. m. in M r. and Mrs. H erbert Young students. They s till reside in lie Peterson and fo ur children P ollard was hostess The regular blood o f Cottage Grove announce the church parlors. Portland. This picture was sent to from Dorena. Mrs. Peterson was business meeting was held and the S M TR D A Y the m arriage o f th e ir daughter, Mrs. Best when she stopped in fo rm e rly Nelli«- Teeters Ben« la afternoon sp«-ni in cnx-h«-iing The Relief Corps w II meet Eugene on her way to the picnic. Teeters was m Idaho und unable M iss Reta Youngblood, to Jeffery hhx'k« fo r an afghan in prepara Rippy S 2 , C, and son of Mrs. Des- Saturday afternoon at two o'clock It belongs to Mrs. and Mrs. W. P. to lx- present. Geo. and lk -rlh a tion fo r a bazunr in the lu ll D u r sie Rippey o f Cottage Grove on in the Odd Fellows hall. A ll mem Bennett who reside in Portland. McQueen. M. L. Andersen, U, S. ing the alti-rnonn refreshiru-nts Tuesday, August 1, at Couer bers are urged to be present. "Peg is in poor health due to Bales. W a lte r and M iria m Baker, were served by the hostess. M i- d'Alene, Idaho at a quiet single MONDA) heart attacks and was unable to Mesdames: M innie W illits , Eva Fired B lickle w ill lx- hostess at rin g ceremony. The groom's m oth The Degree o f H onor lodge has be present. They sent th e ir re- Holderman, L ila Veatch, O livia the September meeting. e r attended the wedding. been postponed one week. The gards to all. Wynne Eakin, Mabie W ynne M er- Mrs. Rippy wall reside at Couer meeting w ill be the 21st at the Mrs. M ay H a rt w a r unable to ry m in . Addie Veatch, Thedosi.i L A D IE S D A I \1 LOI.» d'Alene fo r the present to be near home of M erle K in g and w ill be b? present due to lack of-g«-. and Adams C athcart. Lydia Adams COURSE her husband, who is stationed at a 6:30 covered dish dinner. a recent tr ip to Brownsville. Mrs. Van Buren. M ary Adam«. H am F arragut. Social meeting o f the Townsend R ita Tracy said that A lvie H a n e y brick. H a ttie Adams M cFarland. On Wednesday August 2nd the club at 8:00 p. m. a t the Town- of San Francisco sent his regrets Fannie W allace Gcude, Ellen B u r ladies held usual ploy on the H ILLS - H U N T E R S W IN N ER S send hall. There w ill be a program as tra v e lin g is too uncertain now ton. M ary J. Vaughan. Leona l«x',il g olf course Frances H u n te r T O T S ' S T Y L E S IN M IX T U R E S , S O L ID S and refreshments. a. days. The last tim e he went Vaughan. Viola Vaughan Cruson, won fu s t prize w ill, the lowest A t the usual Tw-o Bal! F our Meetings o f Red Cross surgical on a tr ip he stood up u ll the way. Elizabeth N orris, J I.. Templeton, num ber o f p utts on Nos 3, 5 .and B a rk p ira te d p rin c e *» styles, » riv e t collared. some, the H ills and the H unters gauze classes at the Masonic tern- He feared he could not stand the Eugene, Annie E. Adams. Lulu 9 holes. H e r to ta l was 6. w hile Ilo xy Chesterfield« anil boy coals. Sturdv captured a ll the prizes. E a rl H ill p.e from 1:30 to 4:30 and from strain on a long journey. Mrs. H u ll Plaster. Belle B u rkho ld er was runner-up and warmly interlined. Size* 3 to 6. _. w; and Frances H u n te r won the firs t 7:30 to 9:30 p . m. Emma B ra n s te ite r o f Los Ange- .Messre; Alex Garoutte, Culp w ith 7 N ellie Bukowski shot prize w ith a low score o f 36, TL ESDAY les. likewise was afraid to s ta rt on Creek, W . M. M cFarland, A T. nearest score to the lucky num ber W a lte r H u n te r and Barbara H ill TEEN-AGE FAVORITES IN BRIGHT COLORS The Mizpah class o f the Pres- the trip . She was one of the orig- Beidler, U. S. .Bales. Dorena. Wm. w hich was selected by Mrs. won second o r runners-up w ith byterian Sunday school w ill ha»<? insl founders of the old school- McQueen. Portland. G. E F in- George Ross. 6 im ) p. m. Wedn. s- Popular Chesterfield#, boy coat» and slim net of 38. M rs. Cora Peck and Geo. a 12:0(J o'clock potlu ck dinner at mates picnic which was started in nerty, S. C. Newoomb, A. L. day nlghP the ladies play. A ll Ross were awarded the boobie. the c ity park. Each member is 1939. reefer* o l deep-piled fleece or suede finish Wynne. ladies are welcome, w hether they Belle B urkholder and Bobbie Gas asked to bring a friend. M rs. Jessie W inecoff Past o f fabrics. All warmly interlined. In 7-14. Mi es Belle Burkholder. Dessn per ran down on the 9th hole. A ll day m eeting o f the Ken- Mosby Creek. Disston R t„ wishes A. Harms, and Elsie Lea. E. C. are expert players, o r just k-arn- Chas. Peck celebrated his firs t sington club at the I.O.O.F. hall to be remembered to the old ihg. C onie and improve your gam«-. b irth d a y a t the potluck dinner w ith a covered dish luncheon a t school mates, having been unable Conner and M ertie Lea Conner. R ita K e lly Stacy and young son, w ith a one candle cake, and ice the noon hour. (O lx- present at the picnic because Fred Beidler. H a ttie Best. Port- cream. Mrs. Ella Z im m erly and The Sunshine Group o f the o f illness. She attended high land; Wenonah D o o little Bales. L. Mrs. M argaret M ickey were pre Church of C hrist w ill hold an a ll school in Cottage Grove and grad E. Emerson. In the Emerson sent a fte r a tw o weeks vacation day m eeting at the church w ith a uated in 1903. There were three fa m ily there were 12 children. The spent at Seaside where the sun potluck dinner a t noon. graduates in her class and she is w rite r's mother, Mrs. Clara B u rk was seldom visible. A t 7:30 p. m., dessert and social the o nly member now living. holder, attended school in Latham — ♦ m eeting o f the Neighbors of M"s. Ellen B urton was one o f w ith one of th<- older Emerson E N T E R T A IN FÜR NAVY MAN W oodcraft at the home of M i ;. the oldest present. She came g frl The w rite r attended school C arl Bragg. from Eugen«- Sh - stated she ar- »' Cottage Grove w ith Ben Em«»r- M r. and M rs. H ubert H aw orth M eeting of tne Neighborhood Sunday entertained w ith a picnic U n it L«?d Cross s- rgical gauze l ived in Cottage Grove in 1882,1son *be youngest member o f the la te r rem oving to Eugene. M rs. Emerson fam ily. The fo rm e r Cot- honoring Jack Bradford home on class at the old W a lk e r high J. C. Tem pleton o f Eugene, w ife o f tage Grove A irp o rt was located on a furlough from the U. S. Navy. school from 1:00 to 4:30 p. m. one o f the early Presbyterian *be Emerson donation C laim at The picnic was held in the back A nother m eeting fo r Tuesday ya rd at the H aw orth home. Guests evening is tiie Red Cross F irst ministers, was also present. She Latham. Clara S to u ffe r B u rk included M r. and M rs. F rank A id class at the Masonic temple said her husband served as pastor- holder attended school in 1876 at in the local church in 1893, the the old Latham school house. She B radford, Miss B e ttie Lou Brad at 8:00 o'clock. gay nineties. She read a poem, passed on in 1936 but many of ford, M r. and Mrs. Kenneth Mc- Regular business meeting o f the New, Mrs. Wells, M r. and Mrs. Eagles A u x ilia ry a t 8:00 oklo ck "F rie n d s h ip ", Mrs. Fanny Wallace her old school mates were anu«ng Goude entertained w ith her har those present at this picnic. Group F. F. Parker, the guest of honor, in the Eagles hall. monica to the tune o f which s«»V- pictures were taken by Elizabeth Jack B radford and ‘ he "hosts and M eeting of tne Business and erol old tim e songs were sung, w ith Hemenway, d au f^iter of the W. A. th e ir tw o sons, K e ith and Brian. W EDNESDAY S Many Present for Old Schoolmates Picnic August 5 O C I E T Y S o c ia l C a le n d a r That Double fo r Dross 7.90 1Q.90 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables TOMATOES lb 15c LET US PUT Magic Sparkle in Your Hair! Professional Women's club in th e ir club rooms in the LaCasse bund ing at 7:45 p. m. The Women’s Bible class o f the M ethodist Sunday school w ill pic nic at the home o f M rs. Maude W rig h t. A pxjtluck basket dinner w ill be served at noon. Meetings o f the Red Cross sur gical gauze classes at the Masonic temple from 9:03 to 11.00 a. m. and from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. The W estm inster G uild o f the Presbyterian church w ill meet w/ith Miss M iria m F e rrin at 7:30 o'clock. T w ice Cra< ked Cast in London in 1752, n e a rly a q u a rte r-c e n tu ry before the D eclara tion o f Independence, the L ib e rty B e ll tw ice cracked and was tw ice reca st in P h ila d e lp h ia w ith in a yea r ' I'resh Meats, Bacon and Lundi Meats LEMONS doz 29c BACON T h e S m art Shop Satin back water proof poplin jackets, $7.93. Just the thing tc wear either with skirts or slacks. All plaid suits $5.00 less than the original price. Here are real values in serviceable all wool, fully-lined suits. Come in and fee them today. . . . Fall merchandi.se new arriving. Lois C. Leonard ------------------. ..------------------------------------------------------ ------ C an talo u p es 2 5 SLICED OR PIECE SMOKED PICNICS GROUND BEEF WATERMELONS ____________LIVER, STEAKS 21c RITZ CRACKERS i H. nt« 19c PU R E X '» GALLON JUG COFFEE DEI. MOX I E w ith the new PERMANENT WAVE IT ’S COOL— no heat COMFORTABLE — No ma chine Cottage Grove Pharmacy Brown’s Cut Rate Drug Store Close-out Sale Croquet Sets $9.00 Sets—$7.50 $11.00 Sets $3.95 $15.00 Sets—$10.95 TH RILLIN G — exquisite re sult« on Phone o r pointm ent lighted all types of hair. corn? in foi an ap today. You'll be de w ith the results. Saturday Afternoon we will have some kodak films, candy bars, gum, Leather Gloves, Etc. The B e a u ty J N o o k B etter reserve that leather notebook for school now, with or with- _ out zippers. I LILA LIE.JA I’hone 70 School Supplies Are Now on Sale POUND JAR W H E A T IE S 2 iwk,«, 19C M ILK Bordens Tall Cans 3 for 25c M A T C H E S Ci Box Carton 19c N O O D L E S BigVitue 12oz[)kg 2 f", 25c VICTORY SOAP 7 ib Pkg 39c S to ^ iU lK ^ jo ld e t^ u h ^ jln ic c ry a nd Sh°p. p |etit y of I\t rk i ng Spa ce
