The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, February 21, 1946, Page 6, Image 6

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THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE GROVE. URBUON
PAGE SIX
SPRING DELAYS
HOW TO
1. Use our Maintenance
Service.
2. Order needed replace­
ment parts NOW.
3. Make minor adjust­
ments promptly.
4. Use good oil and grease
regularly.
Floyd Githc/is dMoto)
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Woodson.
C. R. Woodson and Pete Woodson
h-tt yesterday for a trip to Texas
They will visit relatives at Stam­
ford and also at Pete's home, Lub­
The Presbyterian Aid will hold bock. Texas.
a rummage and cooked food sale
The Hayhurst grange held a
at Hodger's Electric shop Satur­
day. February 23. Open 10 a. m. potluck dinner in the Hayhurst
28-ltp community hall Sunday in the in-
terest of better roads for the
Announcements have been re­ Hayhurst community in Douglas
ceived of the birth of a son on county. Douglas county officials
February 7, 1946,'at the Emanuel were the invited guests.
hospital, Portland, to Major and
Mrs. Kenneth Kugel of Tualatin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ray were
The baby weighed eight pounds pleasantly surprised when Mr.
and 12 ounces and has been nam­ Ray s sister and husband, Mr. and
ed Kenneth Kaas Jr. Mrs. Kugel Mrs. John Haden of Lenora, Kan­
was formerly Miss Sara jane sas made them an unexpected vis­
Moore, daughter of Mr. and Sirs. it. Accompanying them were their
Omer Moore, former residents, son, Albert Haden and his wife
now living at Tualatin.
with their daughter and her fam-
ily. After a short visit the Hadens
J. L. Smith of Portland arrived went on to Independence. Oregon
last week to spend the summer where they expect to make their
with his daughter, Mrs. Lottie home.
Kirkendall.
Ben Laughlin of Seattle, Wash-
Mrs. Ellen L. White, accom- ington, is a guest of Jimmy Ad-
panied by her daughter. Miss kins at the home of his uncle.
Wilma, both of Portland, visited Albert Adkins.
friends here last week and at-
Miss Ina Monroe of Willamette
tended to business matters. They
university, Salem, spent Friday
are former residents.
night and Saturday forenoon with
Guard your health nature’s way her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
with Chiropractic. Also look out Monroe, and also came to visit
tor that cold. Dr. Simkins, over her -brother, Cpl. Wayne Monroe,
Petersen's. Phone 5.
26-tfcxx who is h^me on furlough.
City Briefs |
Vitamins for Health
Hurry! Hurry! Our supply of Vita­
mins at these new reduced prices
can’t last long. Buy now and profit
by this sale.
Vita Ferrum
Vita-Vim
6 Vitamins
9 Vitamins
120 caps 1.75
and
Vita More
Purity
Multiple Vitamins
With Liver & Iron
72 for $1.00
Iron & Yeast
TABLETS
100 for „ 49c
250 for... 98c
98c
60 caps
Cod
Liver
Qd
High Potency
Vitamin B Complex
100’s
$1.89
250
Premo
for
Calcium
Wafers
60’s for 89c
$1.98
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
632 MAIN
PHONE 244
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Williams of
Mrs. Charles Stallsmith of Seat­
Sutherlin, former residents, were tle, Washington is visiting her sis­
visiting friends here Monday.
ter, Mrs Myrtle Pollock.
Creswell Grange met Thursday
evening with the usual average
attendance of «bout 87 An Inter­
esting session followed with talks
by Fred Harris and G. Baker of
Hebron, regarding the danger of
monopoly of logging lands, then-
ownership and disposal. Another
guest, Mrs. Florence Seines of
H<xai River grange, gave a short
talk praising the progress mid<
finishing the Creswell grange
hall. There were several new ap-
plications.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Shep(>ard
were admitted to membership.
Pomona meeting at Coburg was
announced for February 23. The
grange also voted to have their
own annual fair at the Grunge
hall, Hebron grange is to la1 Cr»*-
well grange guests March 14. He-
bron will bring a numla-r of can-
didates for initiation at that time.
A substantial offering was made
for the polio fund also at the close
of the session
Following this the lecture hour
led by Mrs. F. L De Berry, lec­
turer, followed the Valentini'
trend, with group songs by the
audience, violin solos by H. S.
Joslin, accompanied by Mrs. Jos­
lin Little Nora Holiemon pleased
the audience by a song. The little
tot brought out n round of ap­
plause as she ended her little
song. Tin' mother, Mrs, C. Hol le­
mon, also sang several sekH-tions.
A Valentine game or stunt ended
the program. Members were pleas­
ed to learn that the A. E. Ellen-
dorfs have purchased a home In
Creswell, and left Friday morn­
ing for Portland to pack their
household goods, and will move
down to Creswell quite soon.
volunteer fin» department Inst
Tuesday was n busy one. New of-
President
fivers elect «si
president
C Scarbrough;
F A Evrrson; seeretary-trensur
er, J. Mortcson: chief. Clyde I lol
W
lemon; luxistani chief,
Johnston. At the business meeting
plans were discussed for the rais­
ing of funds for new equipment
and the great need of another fire
engine to servo outside rural peo­
ple. This should meet with every-
body* approval, and along with
lierhaps a few general subscrip­
tions. a few dances or entertain­
ments should supply the needed
amount.
Ums Wctzell Bold u three acre
tract off his filbert orchard to
Glen Erheart «ne day last week
The tract is one formerly known
as the Davidson tract.
Mr and Mrs. Chas. Wctzell alao
visited Sunday with friends and
relatives in Coburg.
Mrs. LeRoy Berrey of Diss ton
Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Baker of
was shopping and transacting Salem returned to their home
business here Saturday.
Wednesday utter coming Monday
evening to attend the funeral of
Rev. and Mrs. Alvin J. Kam- her aunt, Mrs Theodosia Cath-
mann, pastor of the local Presby­ eart. While here they visited with
terian church, attended the an­ Mrs. Baker's parents, Mr. and
nual state pastor's conference and Mrs. G. W. McFarland. They wore
At Walker
the annual meeting of the Ore­ accompanied from Salem by Mrs.
gon Council of Churches held in Dean Duvall, another niece of
Portland last week. Dr. Adolph Mrs
Saginaw - Walker Com
Cathcart. Another ntiw
Keller, representing the World here for the funeral was Mrs.
inunity Club
Council of Churches, with head-'o. P. McClanahan of Grants Puss,
28 -Up
quarters In Geneva. Switzerland. ' daughter of Mr and Mrs Mc-
WHs one of the outstanding speak- Earland, who also returned to her
ers at this great gathering .Other home Wednesday,
prominent speakers were mostly
,
from the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Diretta Wisely anil son
Steven of Oakland. California, an*
The Rev. and Mts Leonard Eld- visiting at the home of her ¡»ar-
wards, evangelists, visited this ents, Mr. and Mi's. Joe Glass.
week with their daughter, Muss Mrs. Glass just returned from
Ari me Ethcards, who is staying at Oakland where she had spent the
the P. J. Bush lumux and attend­ week with lier daughter following
ing school here. They also visited ( the death of Mrs. Wisely's daugh­
with the Rev. Mi’s. Rosella i toug- ter Constance Mrs Wisely will
I return to her home early next
week.
„Those attending the State Bap­
tist Young Peoples conference
PI PILS PRESENTED IN
this week end in Salem are Clara
VOK K RECITAL
Jean and Nina Hansen. Mary
Mrs. George E. Hardy presented
Bush and W. C. Martin Jr. * *'•' six of her pupils in u voice recital
conference opens Friday afternoon Wednesday evening. February 13,
and runs through Sunday.
1 at the home of —
Bl*
Mr. and Mrs. Orlo
Bagley.
Col. and Mrs. Clifton Irwin
The program was as follows:
1AUCI OX
called at the LaSells and Faye
doùìu tomai
( Kjreuf )
"The Nightingale"
Stewart homes on Friday on their 'The Sun on the Ganges” (Scar­
way north from California. Col. latti), Miss Delores Meyer, so­
lywin was national guard com­ prano.
mander of the coast artillery for
“Thour’t Like Unto a Flower”
many years and in charge when' (Rubenstein), Miss Dorothy Hub­
IOI m H
mobilized in September 1940. bell. lyric soprano.
ISINCH >KIUtT
Later he was transferred to coast
“'Hie Blind P I o u g h m a n"
artillery in California. He is now (Clarke); "I Love a Little Cot­
discharged and plans to enter tage” (O'Hara»;
Mr. and Mrs. Earle Grousbeck
The Thief
civilian life in Portland.
»Bernard Hamblen), Daniel An- are busy getting settled in their
newly |Mirchased liome on Spring­
i driesian, baritone.
F. F. Parker is a patient in the
‘The Lotus Flower" (Schu­ field Heights.
Southern Pacific hospital in San mann); “Lullaby" (Brahms);
The Walker Neighborhood club
Francisco, where he is receiving '"Florian's Song” Godard>; "Into has made a splendid record the
treatment. '
the Night" (Clara Edwards), Miss past year in a report at their las»
meeting by their chairman of Red
»1 > «•••♦
Betty Bagley, soprano.
tAuct ror
BUTCH OVIN
Miss Belle Burkholder attended
'The Bells of the Sea-' (Sol­ Cross work. Mrs. A. Meyers. Over
the Willamette Shrine No. 2, man); “For Music” (Franz) 'The 310 articles wore made by their
White Shrine of Jerusalem cere- Big Bass Viol” (Bahannon); “O busy fingers, and they are again
Jud rscalvad... a diiploy auortmont of the Cooking Utensils
monfòl at Salem February 18, to- Rest in the Lord” (aria from at work on a new list at articles
you have been waiting for ... famous Revere Ware.
gether with some officers and Elijah-Mendelssohn), W. C. Mar­ sent them by the Red Cross.
These time-proven utensils ore stainless steel for longer life
other members of Bethlehem tin Jr., baritone.
Mrs. Minnie Henrickson enjoyed
Shrine No. 4 of Eugene, of which
ond easier cleaning with heavy copper bottoms that heat
“Who Is Sylvia" (Schubert); a short visit with her nephew.
she is a member. Other Cottage "My Johann" (E. Grieg); "Still S IC Arthur Smith, who was on
quickly and evenly. They ore ideal for "waterless" cooking.
Grove members were unable to as the Night” (Bohm»; “Make his way to Portland. He spent
Stop In soon ond see how truly superior these utensils ore.
be present. Mrs. Nelle Griswold Believe” (Kern), Miss Rotiert a nearly two years in South Pacific
of Eugene, but a former resident Bagley, lyric soprano.
waters.
We'll tell you how to get them.
of Cottage Grove, was initiated.
C. I Kent is a familiar figure
Mrs. Hardy accompanied nil ex­
Mrs. Emma S. Brown, worthy cept Miss Rolierta Bagley who was around Creswell these days as he
high priestess of Salem, presided. accompanied» by her sister. Miss books water and light meter fig­
She is a sister of Ida Williams of Betty Bagley. The group sang be­ ures at each home.
Cottage Grove. Miss Burkholder fore parents and a few friends. At
February 18 was set for a spe­
was originally a member of the the close of the program refresh­ cial meeting at Masonic hall
Salem White Shrine. Mrs. John­ ments were served by Mrs. Hanly, when "'Entered Apprentice'* de­
★
nie Burkholder of Eugene is a assisted by her mother, Mrs. J. E. grees will be given to candidates
hand maid of Bethlehem Shrine Judy of Eugene.
They also plan to remodel the
You coo'f burn « hol« through
Caai. bl««k l«l«la« pnt.l-ezle
No.
Pupils who will sing at a fu­ hall and buy several new acres-
• 4 and also attended.
*
hendías.
sortes needed.
Other girls attending the Older ture date are: Miss Shirley Hile­
Honor
Rebekah
lodge
plans
to
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Girl's Conference at Corvallis man, Miss Carolyn Johns. Charles take part in the Theta Rho rim­
this week end besides those men­ Clark. Miss Bonnie Gleason and trict convention at
Creswell,
tioned in last week's paper are Grant Edwards.
March 2 and 3.
Sharon Hoyer. Joyce Land. Bev­
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Stratton of
FIRST
CHURCH
OF
CHRIST
erly Benton and Vada Crosby,
Cottage Grove were Saturday vis­
SCIENCE
ATTENDED
representatives of the Presby­
A group of members of the itors at the H. S. Joslin home.
terian church, and Rosemary Mc-
Farmers are slowly
Christian
Society drove to
- starting
—
Crigler, representing the Church Portland Science
Monday to hear an ad-
work along on high places
of Christ. Dr. John Knight of
and well drained fields. Some
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Willamette university Ls the con­ dress given in First Church of early gardens are in also. Mrs.
ference speaker and Martha Fer­ Christ Science of Portland.
Mrs. Alice Dustin reports a Van Grousbeck reports having
guson McKeown of Hood River is
most
interesting meeting at the planted three pounds of peas last
director and advisor. This confer­
week.
2, 3, and 4 Quart Saucepans; 9 inch Skillets; Dutch Ovens;
ence is under the auspices of the Valentine banquet held in Port­
Mr. and Mrs. E. Green of
land-last
week
with
several
hun
­
Oregon Council of Religious Edu­
11 inch Chicken Fryers, all with covers.
Green's
hardware,
and
G. H Maw-
dred in attendance including Ore­
cation.
■on
Jr.
and
Mrs.
N.
Green
were
gon's governor, Harvey Scott, our
This is exceptionally fine ware and will last indefinitely.
state treasurer. Marshal Dana of Portland business callers several
''The Douglas county basketball the Journal, and entertained by days last week.
tournament will be held at Rose­ KGW musicians.
Rex Gwyther, discharged ma­
burg February 28 and March 1,
rine. is home in Creswell again.
2 and 3.
। The bulldozer leveling down and
< ARD OF THANKS
We would like to extend our filling up rough places around the
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Whitehead. heartfelt gratitude to the logging new city well one day last week
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Whitehead crews and kind neighbors who so was a source of interest to the
and daughter Twila and Walter willingly helped us in saving town kids as well as many older
Whitehead, all of Bremerton, household things we did when fire people.
Phone 222
Creswell, Oregon
The meeting of the Creswell
Washington, visited the past week destroyed our home Tuesday
with the Leon Godard family.
morning. We would seek to thank
those who so kindly helped with
BUMMAGE AND FOOD SALE clothing and bedding; those who
The Presbyterian Aid will hold helped repair the building where
a rummage and cooked food sale we took refuge, and those who of­
at Hodger's Electric shop Satur fered their home and beds. Thank
day, February 23. Open 10:00 a. m. you so much. Otis Chapman and
28-ltp
28-ltp family.
Have MORE FUN Driving Your Car
Benefit Dance
¿at., Feb. 23
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