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ASSEMBLY OK GOD
Hilton T. Park, pastor.
Sunday school
.......... 9:45 a. m.
Morning Worship
service .......... ......11:00 a. m
Young people
service (C.A.s)
6:30 p. m
Evening Evangelestic
Service................... „ 7:45 p, nt.
Tuesday prayer service 7:30 p. nt.
Thursday Bible study 7:45 p. nt.
RED HORSE
SERVICE STATION
Geo. Hohman, Prop.
5th and Main
Phone 32
PRESBYTERIAN
Rev. Alvin J. Knittinann. pastor
Sunday School, Mrs. L. W Coiner,
superintendent
9:45 a. nt.
Morning Worship
11:00 a. nt.
Intermediate Christian
Endeavor ...... - ....5:30 p. nt.
Senior Christian
Endeavor .......
6:30 p. m.
Evening Service....
7:30 p. nt.
Wednesday, Choir
Rehearsal ......
8:00 p. nt.
Thursday. Junior Choir
Rehearsal ....
4; 15 p. m
Thursday, Midweek service of
Bible study and
Prayer ...........
7:30 p. m.
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BLUE MOUNTAIN
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M. G. Hixson, pastor
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Miss Leona Vaughn has accept-
Sunday school 9:45 a. m. Morn-
ed entplovment at the honte of ***6 service 11:00 a. nt. Young
»he ReV. and Mrs. Atwood Koster Peoples service 6:45 p. nt. Charles SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
,G. Eastburn, lender. Evangelistic
West Main Street
service 7:45 p. nt.
Sabbath school, 9 30 o’clock.
Ercel C. Yirak spent two days
Preaching service 11:00 o’clock
See W. B. JOHNSTON for Rea)
-ntais last week in Roseburg where he
CATHOLIC
Every Saturday. Visitors welcome
Estate Bargains, Loans, Rentals
42-tfc visited a sick friend in a hospital. Sunday Mass
......... 9:30 a. m.
Office No. 22 So. 5th St
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Kourth Sunday Masses
LONDON SCHOOL i ll PRO­
Lebanon VS. Cottage Grove, at
Mrs. Velma Harrel left Tues-
at
8:00 and 9:30 a. nt.
JECT UNDERWAY
Kelly Kield, 7:30, Friday, Nov. 17. day for an extended visit with her Daily Mass at ................ 8:00 a. m
14-ltc-5i. brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and S.tudy Club: 2nd and 4th Thurs-
The London Sonoot 4-H club
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Mrs. Bert Hinkle in Carbondale,
at the parish house 7:30 p. m. program was started last Tuesday
Mrs. O. W. Blackmore. who is Colorado. She expects also to visit
when Jeanne Morton signed mem­
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
serving on the federal jury in a brother, Wilbert Harrington, in
bers for three club groups. A club
a Portland,
u i
a p t a il
l i u i l l Thursday
I l l U i a U U J Depew,
x -v jzv vv , Oklahoma,
' r t i a i i u i l l d , before
U U I U I V return
I flU m - ,
V Y U llU O
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spent
front
242 O Second
Street
in “My Room" whose members
evening until Monday at her home ing home the early part of the Sunday School ..............9:45 a. m. are: Betty Clark. Mickey Wiley.
hero.
year.
Forenoon service........„11:00 a. m. Marjorie Newton. Mane Clark.
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Evening service second Wednes- Thena Mae Abeene. Dona Brisset-
M. M. Wheeler sprat Sunday at
A. W. Helliwell made a business
day of each month
te. Doloras tBrissette and Wana
the home of his son Harry in Eu­ trip to Roseburg Monday.
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at ........................... 8:00 p. m. Fay Sugg, chose as their officers:
gene. Mrs. Wheeler is convales­
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■ The Bible, Christian Science Marie n a rk , president; Wana Fay
cing in a hospital following an op­
Miss Shirley Woodard of Walla literature and the writings of Sugg, vice president; Betty Clark,
eration.
Walla, accompanied by Miss Lois Mary Baker Eddy may be borrow- secretary.
Eaton, visited over the week end ed or purchased before or after
Officers for the Cooking 1 club
Miss Leona Hammill, cadet
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at the home of Shirley's parents, the Wednesday service.
are: Gary Funk, president: Peggy
nurse in Portland, was a Sunday Mr. and ' Mrs.
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John F. Woodard.
Ketcherside. vice president; Mick­
guest of relatives and friends here. Miss Madelon Woodard, another
CHURCH OF CHRIST
ey Wylie, secretary. Members are:
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a u j i l l l C I a attending
ilV I I U lI lg M
T l t X J I a at
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daughteF
school
Lau
Bible O School
9:45 a. m. Donald Banton, Dick Wurc, Bar­
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Arnest re- relwood near Portland, came with Worship and
bara Howell, Jo Ann Brisset te.
turned Monday from Klamath them and remained for a longer
Communion
__ 11:00 a. m. Howard Simons, Josephine Wil­
Falls where they had visited their visit at her home.
Christian Endeavor........ 6:30 p. m. liamson, Leota Mae Raisor, Gary-
daughter Miss Betty. They report-
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Evening service............. 7:30 p. m. Funk. Betty Clark. Mickey Wiley
ed encountering " a heavy
snow
Lt. and Mrs. vv/v.
Joe Grube
an Prayer meeting
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Thena Mae Abeene and Richard
storm near the Crater Lake junc- nounce the birth of a son born at
T hursday..................7:30 p. m. Kelley.
tion which delayed their bus for a Eugene hospital Monday. No-
Roy S. Hand. S. S. Supt
Members of the Cooking 2 club
nearly two and a half hours while vember 13. Lt. Grube of the army-
L. P. Nebelung, minister.
are: Emelie Gilhav, Marjorie
waiting for a snow plow to clear air force is the son of Mr and
Newton. Betty Simons. Gary Gar­
the highway.
Mrs. Raymond Grube, former res-
CHURCH OF GOD
man, Berta Mae Newton and Dona
idents. and is a nephew of Mr. and
1060 East Adams Ave
Brissette. Theii<officers are: Dona
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Hancock, Mrs. Schofield Stewart. This is Sunday school................10:00 a. m. Brisette. president; Berta Mae
residents here for the last few their first child.
Morning W orship.....„...11:00 a. m. Newton, vice president; Gary-
months, left Friday for Elkton
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Christian Crusaders....... 7:00 p. n t Garman, secretary.
where Mrs. Hancock will make
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Jennie „.,-u.uiu
Redford ivtum
returned
m Devotional
i^wuuuuai services
services........ 8:00 p. m.
her home when Mr. Hancock re- Wednesday from a ten day trip to Wednesday, Prayer
Lebanon VS. Cottage Grove, at
ports for service in the armed Los Angeles, California where she
meeting ............ ......8:00 p. m Kelly Field. 7:30, Friday, Nov. 17.
forces the latter part of the accompanied her son. Pfc. Richard
Roy E. Hutchison, pastor.
14-ltc-5i.
month.
Priest who was home on a 21 day-
furlough. Pfc. Priest is now sta­
FIRST BAPTIST
Rev. George E. Hardy, pastor
Mr. and Mrs. Damon Scott and tioned at Camp Swift, Texas.
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Church School ............. 9:45 a. m.
children Patricia and Malcolm
Mrs. H. Daugherty, mother of Morning iVorship ...... 11:00 a. m.
visited over the week end at the
home of Mr. Seott's brother, Her- Warren Daugherty, returned Mon- B. Y. F....................... „...6:30 p. m.
day to her home in Newport after Happy Evening
shel Scott in Roseburg.
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a several days' visit here. She
Service .......... .........7:30 p. m
Mr and Mrs *F F Chestnut came to ** Present at the first Monday, Boy Scouts - Cliff
to
t h e ir hnme Qnnri , birthday anniversary of her great
Roberts, Scoutmaster p m
returned i 1 to
to
their
home Sunday grandson Master
RjchB
ards.............................................7:30
after spending three weeks in
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Wednesday,Choir Rehearsal, Mrs.
Tacoma, Washington. They visited
at the home of their daughterand a J gt. an<?,MrsDR’ Rru« ' p‘-arson
Helen Judy Hardy
son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs B. J
daaghti*r. Pal f '« a of OreK°n
Director
7:30 p. m
Nielsen, and their son. Jack Chest- a t / W‘U arrlVeu Fr?,day to sPend Thut^day, Midweek service with
nut and familv
a few days Wl,h Mrs- Pearson's
Bible Study and Prayer
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parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Gran-
- ........................... 7:30 p. m J
Messrs, and Mmes. Sam War-
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FREE METHODIST
ren and Loran Hibbard made a
Mrs. W. C. Martin returned
915 So. 6th St
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business trip
Eugene — Monday, from Portland Tuesday where she
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Mrs.
Rozella Douglas
Minister
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attended a session of the manag- Sunday school
....... 9:45 a. m m.
Chief Petty Officer Peter Nel- ers of the Oregon Baptist conven- Mrs. Thelma Wright. S. S. Supt
son, Mrs. Nelson and Barbara, tion.
Morning Worship......11:00 a. m.
Mrs. A. W. Helliwell and Mrs.
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Class meeting first Sunday of
Nannie Smith visited Sunday in
MLss Billie Ann Butler, a stu-
month following morning ser-
Albany at the home of Mrs. Nel- dent nurse in Portland, spent the
vice. Charles Hosman, class
son’s and Mrs. Helliwell’s brother week end at her home in the city,
leader.
and Mrs. Smith’s son, Marvin
Young people’s hour.....7:00 p. m.
Smith and family.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Evening devotionals. 7:45 p. m.
auxiliary met in the Odd Fellow Evangelistic service...... 8:00 p. m
Red Rone Butter and Ice Cream. hall. Mrs. G. E. Mendell and Mrs. Mid-week prayer meeting Thurs-
Ask for them. C. G. Creamery. 7-tf Eva Aubrey were candidates ini-
day ......................... 7:30 p. m
tited. The group will meet again Junior hour. Wednesday 4:00 p.m
Happy Hour for all smaller child­
It pays to insure with sure in­ Monday, December 11.
ren, Friday..............4:00 p. m.
surance with Chas. Hall.
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Cold
Sufferers
Vitamins
This is one sure way of building up
y o u r system to resist uny oue of m any
diseases. This store handles only prov.
c;t, high q u ality Vitam ins. We will not
sell off brands.
B etter s ta rt tak in g Oral Vacngen now
to prevent this disagreeable disease.
D o n 't delay—now is the tim e to act.
C old R em edies
60c A lka Seltzer
35c Groves Cold Tablets
30c H ill's Cold Tablets
75c V ick ’s Vapo Rub
35c V ick ’s Vapo Rub
50c Vick s Nose Drops
75c Ben Gay
$1.25 Anacin
50c Anacin
75c B ay er’s Aspirin
$1.25 Creo Mulsion
40c
27c
24c
50c
27c
39c
50c
98c
30c
59c
. $1 12
06c
75c
75c
50c
75c
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PRICES IN OREG ON
Pinex
Listerine
P h illip 's Milk M ig.
P h illip ’s Milk Mag
D.trul Cough Med
75c Squibb'« M ineral Oil
60c M cntholntum
30c M cntholntum
$1.20 Bromo Seltzer
75c M ustcroie
40c M usterule
Schofield Stewart for Plumbing.
Phone 217.T.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COTTAGE
GROVE announces a Loan Service designed to cooperate
with the “Servicemen’s Readjustment Act of 1944“ the
“G.I. Bill” to make possible the purchase of a home, farm
or business by returning veterans of World War II.
Ill
ATTEND GENERAL MOTORS
CLUB MEETING.
HEBRON CHURCH OF CHRIST
Sunday school 10:00 a. m. Ser­
Maulding of the Cottage mon and communion. 11:00 a. m.
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Jack
Grove
A of the .Martin Motors Co., and W Ivan Abeene home.
■ C. Martin attended a meeting o
Wendell Small, pastor.
■ the General Motors Club hejd in
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Eugene last Thursday evening.
A column of
METHODIST
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The club is composed of Gener-
Frank E. Brown, minister.
Fua *N Facts
■ al Motors dealers over the county Sunday School.................9:45 a. m.
By Mike
At the meeting Thursday, dealers Morning W orship........ 11:00.8. m.
saw two films on post war plans Vesper Service .............. 5:00 p m.
of the automobile industry, deal- Youth Fellowships .... 6:15 p. m.
Howdy Folks; It looks
■ ing with some of the things the Wednesday,
we are on the right trac
prospective purchaser expects and
Choir practice
7:45 p. m..
get readers for -our ad­
vertising. Several folks came ■ ways and means of serving the Thursday
in and mentioned the open­ ■ public now and after the war.
Bible Study .........7:45 p. m.
ing column.
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One customer offered as
a good joke to ase in the«
write-ups. That’s the kind
of cooperation we like and
appreciate.
PH O N E 55
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He said that every man likes
to see a broad smile. Espe­
cially if she is smiling at
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him.
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SUPER SERVICE
129 North 9th
Phone 252
The entire facilities of this bank are available to veter­
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whereby each veteran’s individual problems will be given
attention and the right loans planned to suit his parti­
cular needs and ability to pay.
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A s soon as governm ent regulationo covering the
“G.I” Credit Program arc Issued, applb atIons
Bartel’s M arket
Will be accepted by this bank.
R egulations recently issued cover the home purchase plan
T hose pertaining to farm or business financing
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