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PAGE 1 WO THfRSnAV. SEPTEMBER 1.1. 1945 TOE SENTINEL, COTTAGE PROVE. ORBO ON «»««I» «MW Jfatmri “ ule of two Masses Sunday has THF. TOWNSEND PLAN IN Painting Time been followed. This change is be St Augustine, Fla., changed hands Paint authorities point out that ex Established August 15, 1889 WASHINGTON ing made for the convenience of terior painting should be done only In 13 times and has been under Span mnm ww»i«»« i ............. ËditOJT, the congregation. particularly dry weather, »nd when the thermom ish. French. British. Confederate L. Subscription Rates, Cash in Advance those coming from distant points. eter registers at least 40 degrees. and United States Hags. Launching a whirlwind cam- Cold weather and moisture »re apt Subscription rates, cash in advance No subscription for less than 3' Miss Julia Mac Weber. Sunday A series of instructions on the palgn to win enactment of a na- months. i Yr. 6 Mos. to interfere with gelling results. 3 Mos. school and childrens worker for Mass, its ceremonies, Iheir mean Atonal insurance for all program .75 ’*’*’ *,a,e °f Oregon, Free Meth*>- ing and significance will be given In Lane-Douglas Counties ___________ _____ 2 00 In 1833. Gberlln Institut«, first co- 1.25 this year, the Townsend plan or ' dist churches. Is holding Happy at the Sunday Masses, beginning Outside This Dist. in Oregon___________ __ .2.25 educational college In the United 1.50 ganisation this week voted to ex- Frequent AnidenU 100 hour for 8,1 1x158 and Kirls ea<h September 28. except on the third Outside Oregon in U- S__________________ __ .2.50 Someone Is Injured through an sc- State«, wa« established at Oberlin, 1.75 x-uu evening after school at the local Sunday when a supply pastor P*nd its all-out |>elition drive. Petitions now are being cireulat cldent in the United State» every Ohio. iVesIjn Rates on Application. church. Th«’ younger group will comes in while the regular pastor ed in each of the country's 435 three second«, according to report* Amad Forces in U. S. .2.00 1.50 1.00 meet at 3:15 and the juniors at conducts services at Oakridge. Trllins PartraH congreMlonal districts calling u|ton from the National Safety council, Aimed Force* Overseas .1.50 14:15 Friday p. m.. September 21. 1.00 A portrait by H«n« Holbein of Nir congressmen to work and vote 1 -_____ - - - ■■ ■ - parents and friends are invited to Entered et Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter. "Blessing the Worshipers" will favorably upon HR 2229 and Thom»» Moor» <1478-1333) »how« Kgg Weight see the children at work Mrs. be the subject the pastor will HR2230, the Townsend bill intro th» lll-t»t»d ch»nc»Hor wearing Large U S government grided flat»»« with th» left lens cricked 1 Dorothy Ratcliffe is assisting Miss speak on at the morning worship duced this year. NATI ÉDITORIAL. Weber with the work. a minimum of 24 ounces eggs weigh at the Church of God. At 8 p. m. The House Ways and Moans per dozen; medium, from II Io 23 Rev. L. T. Edwards is speaking the subject will be The Import SSOCIATION Let'a all go to the Fair Satur commute«* which <*x|M>ets to hold ounc»», ■nd itnall. at le«»t I» at each service at the Free Metho ance of Doctrine.“ The Christian tiii day, 1 to 'J o'clock at the armory dist church beginning Sunday Crusaders at 7 p. m. will consider hearings on Townsend plan na- j ounce«, ft-1 tc । a. m., September 16. Services each the subject “Meeting Calamities." tlonal insurance legislation this full, is the first House group to evening beginning at 7:30 and Sun Optical Literature Monday and Tuesday evening, RECONVERSION BRINGS RACE PROBLEMS. TOO day at 11:00 a. m. Rev. Edwards Sept. 17 and 18 at 7:45 Rev. H. A. resume sessions since the congrex The Sr»t book devoted wholly to «pactar!»« was publl»hcd In Spain < The matter of reconversion from war to peace will bring illustrates his messages by the use Schlatter will hold special ser stonai recess another ur-«Ma<ne, headache, worse worse man than switching switching jobs jobs to to the the former former war .....- „..v.uvi Pictures shown on the senvn vices. Rev. Schlatter is pastor of Meeting in executive session ih.v In 1030 The nrit Engllih work on working center*, , the __ #___________ problem of ______________ race relations. _ People who w live He speaks oi a numbcr of world the church at Salem. He is a true committM outlined it» schedule spectacles wss published half a THF GOLDEN GLOVE BOXINO in California sav the negro problem there is terrible and one E**?’ in the light of Prophecy, blue minister of God and has « which includes studies of the century later. CONTENT WILL BE HELD AT man in particular told the writer several months ago he planned “n unusual good meraage Bring your friends Townsend plan and social »«cur- Uy. tax legislation, and .............. President I U. Uta ««io» m ...... „ th, "■ Head-Eye Truman's request for action on the Snake« may «H tor hour« without th« consequences. Of course this is one thing that we don’t have his messages. Roxella Douglas j emergency unemployment com-! moving their eye«. Human »y»«. The Outstanding Talent of the to worry about here, but we may feel some of the effects of the pastor. (Continued from ¡Migc 1) : pensation bill the Ways and however, »re moving conitantiy Northwest Will Be on Tills <kml adjustment. should it be violent enough to affect general busi- 1 Metins committee heard frighten- throughout the waking hour«. lieM # conditions. mg news the |nst w.-.-k \\ ,t |{,. „ . Home coming and rally day will, 8 fourth article on the race relations of Portland. Carey be observed in the Baptist church1 .conversion Director John W Onion Juice McWilliams paints a rather dark picture for that metropolis. this Sunday. At 9 45 the church L... are . ................................... „ items ....... Snyder, who predicts a minimum Here some interesting To extract onion JuiM eut a slice Hut tf the situation is bad in Portland, it Is doubly worse in the J,cb°oi will have its annual rally found in this issue of the Sentinel: of 8.000,000 jobless by spring, lold Sponsored by Veterans of larger California cities. McWilliams aecu^ both the governorPro*ram «be boys and; King Gillette made from his Mfe- the congressmen that the nation from the bottom of the onion, invert Foreign Wars and the mayor of Portland with failure to net 011 the cans, of girls tak,n<i part AI1 an' ,nvitw1 ,y razor ‘nv*n“on $2.500.000 a is in for an unemployment shock, over a lemon squeeser and twist; thus It Is possible to secure any de tronbL o ¿,1 i y V . 7 ” i to attend this program. year for several years; Hyman rhe faces of the committeemen sired quantity of onion juice. th™ t 1 k7ur 'v h" “ “““ ‘‘ Honw "‘>1 be celebrated Lipman made Sl.OOO.tXM) out of grew grave when social security "c ‘ ‘he Jln* . w P^ctiees, where at both the morning worship and putting a rubber tip on a pencil; Chief Arthur J Altmeyer drop- w stores erect signs saying white trade only is wanted. The older the evening hour. In the morning Samuel Kischbauna made $12.000 18<i another bomb. He rcvcahsl negro population at Portland resented the coming of the negro the pastor, Rev. George E. Hardy,; out of a hook and eye arrange- that claims for unemployment war workers and this has created friction among the negro will bring a message on "A Light ment for dress. compensation two weeks after the population in the negro section. end of the war reached the high- ! House.” In the evening following' , _ . . a farmer, est level in the history of the Now that high wages in the war centers is a thing of the an inspirational song service the message will be on "Walking ’>•«»•«» ou‘ of his barbed social «ecurity program. past race tensions may become dangerous and flare into riot» Blind. ” There will be special mus- " lrt ' before proper adjustments can be made. In a single wwk 596.458 Jobless ic at both services. All members' Mrs. A W Shofst all's aunt, ■ men and women stood in long lines and friends of the church are Mrs. Minnie Palmer, will accom- seeking compensation. This was urged to attend these services. DON’T THROW AWAY THE KEY pany the Shots tails on a motor 11 times as many claimants as for The evening service will start the week prior to Japan's sur Sen» of 1946 46 McArthur Court, Eugene ■«m " ar did not brinp a plcan< ut victory this Sunday at 7:30, please re trip to Nebraska. render. Both Snyder and Alt m K h ! , , ted The avowed objective of freedom from member the change in time. Membership« Adults, $6 00; Students, $3 00 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garoutte meyer warned that unemployment pobtiealopprrasjon for which the war was fought, is less in evi- The Baptist Youth Fellowship and Galen Garoutte left Tuesday is going Io mount at breakneck Admisaion to concerts by membership card <»NLY r ?? Jatoany Previ°wa not excluding the era of will bold its first meeting of the for Los Angeles. speed in the weeks to come. No single mlmisiHons mo I«I «nctnboraMp cover* ? J: . U",ted. States now stands alone as the champion of fall at 6:30 and all young people This all has a bearing on the entire scries. individual enterprise and the exponent of government as the are invited to attend. Townsend plan. The hue and cry is sennit rather than the master of the people. Over most of the a ä a is st ä ai ■arsrsra ìsrwm for purchasing power. We say give world peoples numbed by suffering, seem anxious to become First Presbyterian church, Al U S. Bank BMg, Eugene Phone 3480 us the Townsend plan and we will vin J. Kammann. pastor. The Sun have the purchasing power and or day school will meet at 9:45. This By Sari ß. 'Rakh Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Cottage Grove lhe one Rrcat nat»» with p™- we won't have to sell bench to get Phon« 103J is "Rally Month.” Now that school it. It will be a pay as you go Tb°\^ ownership and management has started let us all rally back MEMBERSHIP ROLLS CLOSE SEPTEMBER 22 bfeTJ? eitixens. Thanks to this system, our farmers ami fae- proposition W E Masters , to Sunday school and church and Metropolitan meanness does not mSi’a work,'ra-t<‘ns of millions of them-ean make Sunday a banner day. Sun differ from rural rascality. Ik nr ‘"jePendent °f government. As long as they can day we are starting a new class ¿f neWr fCar °PP«to>on. The privih ge for young married couples with Tattered tempers tear tender VJt ^-UnS^^ by handouts and C. B. Garrigus as the teacher. We teachings. E!ilpte persuasion.’ is the key to freedom. Th. now have a class for everyone Sometimes our righteous indig •S FrfL!?u^pc have thrown away this key. Even in England with competent teachers. Come and. study the Bible with us. At nation is nothing more than petty ■AH<1 trance, the key is being turned over to government. contention. i»L »J S t"row.a"ay the key to freedom in our own coun- the eleven o’clock service Rev. Kammann will speak on "Agonize. j*"T**e enterprise, which socialism destroys, mav have its Unbridled rages leaves one in Organize. Vitalize." The evening •drawbacKs. But its shortcomings ean always be corrected. Pri physical exhaustion. young people's service will be held yate enterprise is the source of independent jobs—for employer Sunday evening at seven o’clock. Petty politicians prefer popular and employe alike. As long as private enterprise exists, govern- You are cordially invited to any ity to purity. * m 68,1 ** kept to a healthy minimum, and we ean or all of these services. Some politicians truly believe tell officialism to go to blast's, without fear of the consequences. At the Christian Science church that they are statesmen Funs Church Activities HI U BOXING Eugene Armory Thurs., & Fri., Sept. 13 and 14 From Old Files . -A JOIN The Eugene Civic Music Association Hear World Famous Artists of Today The Eugene Civic Music Association THOUGHTLETS Attention next Sunday morning at 11:00 Sometimes it seems that the o’clock the sermon topic will be paths of peace arc more difficult »***£ °[th<* k*8*“* of Oregon Cities, at- ’“Substance.” than the way of war. L l ed fact that this 8houW be a of in- tenove pUnmng on the part of the municipalities as well as the How hard it often Is to be hon- The Rev. Frank E. Brown will Mjoihing communities and that the period immediately follow preach on “How Odd of God" at est with ourselves. ing the war is still primarily a time for determining the needs the 11:00 o'clock church service Anger is the great stimulator jan®ns eommurnties and for planning details and blue Sunday morning at the Methodist of hate. P™*« tod for facilitating industrial developments. The time for church. Methodist Youth Fellow It is all t oo easy to argue our «etton if plans are made, is fast approaching. Action must be ships at 6:45 p. m. and church service at 7:45 p. m. conscience around to the way we grigjnalob jectives are achieved. want it to act. The winter schedule of services at the Catholic church will be as AI1 snobs do not comc from ,h<? follows. Sunday Masses will be IiO-cal,ed privileged class. at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. beginning 1 Tr Sunday, September 16. and there- . we wiuld have anything of after each Sunday during the win-;. nef'b We must earn it, and eam- ter season. !nR 11 become shrewd, inventive. This will mark the first time in uC,iVe’ en,PrPriii'nK— recent years that a regular sched- ”' “^^ber. STILL TIME TO PLAN Cottage Grove V eterans Our Service Station Now Open Under New Management PREMISES EROM 10 TO i and With a New Richfield High naor. Octane Post War Gasoline OOO ■V McCOY MOTORS Your Plymouth-Chrysler dealer Phone 64 M. TO OFFER FOR RECENTI,Y COMPLETED MODERN pive HOMES TO VETERANS OF WORLD WAR 11 THAT Bill Watson, formerly connected with a large service station in Portland, will be in charge of the station. We expect to bave a large stock of Goodyear postwar tires on hand shortly. Also an increased stock of parts for Chrys ler, Plymouth, Dodge and DeSoto products ON SUNDAY. SEPT. 16th, OWNER WILL BE ON MECT QUAUFIC^ATIONS FOR G. I. LOAN. FOR Mm FALL BEPAÜIS c Oil y«« FARM? you are, you’ll get prompt and friendly service on loans for repair and upkeep on farm buildings and equipment at this bank. It costs you nothing—and we have the answers. There s no need for delaying those improve ments or repairs when you can borrow at low . interest rates from our branch nearest to you. Visit any one of our managers and talk with h*m—we believe we can help you, and we want to help you1 1 HOSE V EI ERANS WHO QUALIFY, NO DOWN PAYMENT WILL BE REQUIRED. PURCHASE PRICE ABOUT $28.23 PER MONTH, IN'. CLUlilNG INTEREST AT PLUS TAXES AND INSURANCE. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND wiiLAMrrrt VAiirr branch » at Albany Gratbam HUhboro Molalla NawbaM Or»,«» City Salam Stayton WoaBbvni MARTIN MOTORS Pontiac Sales and Service ALSO ArrillATtD BANKS AS «Oll 3WB Bint National Bint of «o-ast ^reva Bn-t of SwoH Moma First Notional Bank of Coftaaa Grata Tha Scio Staja Bank Caoli*«a • McClolna, Sitv^-fon Open Sunday, Sept. 16 10:00 A. M. TO 5:00 P. M. 10th & TAYLOR STREETS, COTTAGE GROVE, ORE
