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Published Ever> fhursdaj at «nttacr Okort SMtinri Editor Publuthei . Subscription Rate«. Cash In A riva no Subscription rates, cash in advance. No tul iscripUot1 for less titan 3 months. 6 Moa. 3 Mos 1 Yr. 1.25 75 In Lane-JDouglas Counties........................... .2.00 90 1.50 Outside This Dist. in Oregon____ ______ .2.25 1.00 175 Outside Oregon in U. S.______ _ _________ „2.50 Foreign Rates on Application. 1.00 1.50 Armed Forces in U. S, ____ ___________ .JOO 1.00 • Armed Forces Overseas_______________ „1.50 Entered at Cottage Grove. Oregon, as second class matter W. C MARTIN Oitdo©lluis(rtf£i T1ÎVRSDAY, MARCII 7, 194« THE 9ENTINEIA COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON PAGE 1WO NATIONAL EDITORIAL— MW .ASSOCIATION | Church Activities Church of Christ. 6th and Gibt*. Bible school, 9:45. morning wor- ship 11 a. tn. Sermon: “What the CTOs* Meant to Jesus." Evening evangelistic service 7p. ni. Sermon: "The Royal Priesthood." Young people at 6:30 p. m. Pray er and ll»ble study Thursday 7:30 p. m. There is one vital difference between man and beast: Man worships his Creator J. Michael Shelley, minister'. doubt thru the years as they come and go, that old church bell will swing to and fro, a symbol of freedom to worship God where t he foot of tyranny has never trod. So backward turn back- ward, oh time in your flight, we'll not even ask it, not for a night, hut accept our shan' of the latigh- ter ami tears, that come with the passing of the months and the years. 10th Street Feudin’ Not Dead, It’s Just Smoldering YOU DON'T "CATCH'' A COLD Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mon* tieth and Mrs. Cliff Gersbach and The expn sxioii "cntching n cold" ha« Iwen tiaed by no many son were visitors at the Tom Laf* . pctiple torso long Hint one ahnONt ihitiks of the common cold ok foon home in Eugene Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Cline and a sk Hiking shape lurking in the s I uk I omw waiting to catch (or be children of Disston spent one day caught by) us an we »idk along. We also spak of the cold ns last week at the Howard Keene "settling" in on»' part of the body or another. home. A h a matter <»f fact, n "cold" is an excessive heat or in- Mrs. I<cnna Olsen of Glenwood flammution which involves the mucous m< mbriinv of the air paa spent Sunday at her home here. sages i't areas in which the nerves lending to those arcus arc Fred Jackson and George Lind hiimper<i«l. thereby undernourishing the cell tiMUea. say of Walker visited friends here Her»« the importance of the spine becomes apparent, for Sunday. diapluceimriitH of the segtnenta, even though slight, lead to weak* Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston cuing of certain tissues of the body which press on nervea mak were guests at the John East* ing their from the spine. Thus, over n period of time, the burn home at C. G. Sat unlay eve lissues are unable to resist any unusual amount» of poisons in ning. The Conmd Keene family spent the body, ami colds appear. In bringing the elimination of the body back to normal the Sunday at the Mary Lindsay home chiropractor plays a vital part. Through adjiiMtmenta he relieves at Creswell. pressure on the spinal nerves which supply the excretory or gans, mid on tJiobe nerve fibers which supply the mucous mem* IIEBKON GRANGE The First Baptist church in Feuding on 10th street started vites you to hear Evangelist J. R a fortnight ago. isn't dead, it's ilisi ( er ,$ 4- s [ s ^ i « tioii L. Haslam this Sunday. He will just smoldering. E. J. Scars and speak at the morning worship his back door neighbor have asked hour at 11:00 o'clock on "'rhe for a truce, as both sides have ANNUAL MERCY CALL Prectousness of Jesus." At 7:30 exhausted their vocabularies of DR H A HAGEN Nineteen visitors from Lorane, at the happy evening sen ice. he epithets and nasty terms to ap (Ralph F. Moore in Oregon Voter) will speak on "Give God a ply to each other and want more four from Dorena and Mr and Mrs. O. S. Fletcher from Willa* Perhaps the most pronounced American characteredie is Chance" There will be special time to think up more appropriate the instinct for supporting the under-dog. This natural impulse music by the choir at both ser , terms. In the meantime, it is rum kenxie attended Hebron grange March 2. The Lorane officers is an indispensable democratic attribute which serves as the vices. Come and bring a friend. ored that the council has a pro|kv opened and closed the meeting, matrix in which all other democratic principles are imbedded. Candidates voted on favorably Turn to the Church of God sition up for consideration to rule Every regulatory edict has as its basic theme the protection of radio broadcast “Riches of Love" part of 10th street and East Main were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Greuley, the weak against depredations of the strong, the use of the Mr. and Mrs. Robert St. Elmo and on KXL, Portland, »very Sunday. out of the city limits. power of state to equalize opportunity and to destroy tyranny, 3:00 to 3:30 p. m. It is also rumored that C. E. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Lewis. real or imagined. It is reflected in the marked tendency to cheer! At Cottage Grove we invite you Roberts and his Harvey road Fine New Line of Kiddies Sweaters Under legislation a resolution the weaker of two athletic opponents. to champion the cause of to bring your family to the Sun neighbors have become so disturb- was iMssnl against monopolistic Polo Shirts and Overalls. - Boyi the unfortunate. It has asserted itself strongly enough in late day school 10 a. m. The Sunday ' ed over the situation that Rob selling of O A C. timber to only years to carry government into what have been heretofore school will not take the place of erts has announced he will cither the larger companies. Heavy Denim Trousers - Riveted Ten dollars was voted to lie spiritual fields. teaching God's word in the home fly over this part of town or else ask the city council to extend Seams But there an* public services, essential to the people’s wel but it is a great help to all peo- Whitaker street across the rail- sent to the Lane County Agricul tural council to help defray ex- fare. which government can not perform. Among these are the P,e of ages. • - discerning, sympathetic, - - - intimately - * At 11 a. m. the pastor will toad tracks as a matter of public petwes of the publications of the quick, personal ministra 1 speak report of the Lane county Farm on the subject, "God s Pro. safety. tions necessary for the relief of disaster victims and the restora- program planning conference held , , vision for a Victorious Happy The Uniteti States produces in Eugene January 22. These re tion of their morale: the eflieient, compas.MonaU' care, ot the Christian Life" and at 7:30 on the helpless sick and destitute; the courteous. patient, impartial subject "Witnessing for Christ." about 40 percent of the world's ports will be distributed free to > treatment of distressed foreign people while on our soil; the those farmers who will make use The Christian Crusaders at 7:00 minerals. 5c to $1.00 of them If they will ask for them administration of the spirit of brotherhood which unites all peo p. m. will be discussing “God's A report about the waiting room SAGINAW ple» in common defense against the human misery which knows Help in Adversity.” no bounds nor creed nor eolor. These are spiritual matters which The Friendly Neighbors club in Cottage Grove Indicated that Special devotions during Lent met at the home of Helen Rus- much work had been done but as can not be managed with the mathematical exactitude of legal the Catholic sell at Goshen Thursday with a yet no definite room suitable was compulsion. They involve the infinite variables of circumstances will be held available. Lorane grange reportiai church each Wednesday and personality. It is a mixed administrative and spiritual field day evenings at 8:00 p. m. and Fri potluck dinner at . noon. There a committee to cooperate in es were 12 members present and entirely the province of „ , outside . - , , . government. , , , . , . The Wednesday devotions con- Mrs. R. W. Hill of Cottage Grove tablishing this room. uonsider these examples which happened right m our own; Of recitation of the rosary, a Letters were read from Rep. Coos county. A barn on a farm operated by a widow with minor sermon-instruction. and benedic was a visitor. Plans were made to Harris Ellsworth ami Senator the club members' hus children was destroyed by a violent storm. Sympathetic friends tion of the Blessed Sacrament. entertain bands with a feeO at the Walkcr Wayne Morris »tasting that if the and neighbors promptly «lesoended on the scene with materials Friday evenings there will be Community club house Friday fund is voted Cottage Grove and tools. A new barn was erected in a single day. A fanner Stations of the Cross followed by evening, March 29. Minnie Keene stands in line for a new pustof- broke his leg on the eve of the harvest season. Again friends and benediction. and Ruby Benston were appoint flee. Hebron grange went on record neighbors came in farce to gather the crops safely into the barns ed on the committee to see about will “ Critics and Criticism" be as have other granges as favoring in a single day and chons were rotated until the farmer recov buying the turkeys or other meat. the sermon topic at the Metho After the business meeting was go««! roads to farms. A letter was ered. Bandon was almost entirely destroyed by fire in 1936. dist church this coming Sunday ordered sent to the county court County, state, and nation rushed to help the stricken city in its morning. The church school meets over, two contests were given by asking 'them to investigate roads blackest hour. Neighboring towns which had contended in civic at 9:45. The Methodist Youth Fel the hostess. Xn the "Advertising" in this section. rivalry for years came as one to bring relief without reganl for lowships meet at 6:00. The Ves contest Dora Stewart won 1st and An invitation to vi«it Creswell cost in time or money. The lift in morale given to the Bandon per hour. 7:00, will feature th, Velma Zumwalt 2nd. In the oth grange and bring candidates for er contest Helen Williams won people at the time is indescribable. This is*America and may God Gospel Songs we love to sing and 1st and Inez Montieth 2nd. The iirst and second degrees on March the sermon will be on "Such As next meeting of the club will be 14 was read. Hebron grange will grant that it may so endure. open and close the meeting and These experiences are duplicated many fold in community I Have!" with Mildred Sharon. give a short program. life all over the nation and are only the outward indication of The Saginaw-Walker Commun Christian Science Society. 242 A report of the cooperative the neighborly solicitude that pervades the soul of every true Second street Sunday service 11 ity club will give another bene American. We wrangle among ourselves and gripef vociferously a. m. Sunday school 9:45 a. m. and fit dance at the Walker hall Sat marketing meeting held in Cot tage Grove February 20 was read over conditions. But when disaster strikes we are as one in Wednesday evening meetings the urday night, March 9. There will by O. M Patton. bringing relief and assistance to the stricken. Time and geo second Wednesday in the month be cash prizes given for the best O. S. Fletcher «poke on the “ Ok! Time" waltzers and lunch graphy confine personal activities of this nature to the immedi at 8:00 p. m. Reading room is in farm program planning conference ate neighborhood. But organizations have been formed to serve the church building and open to will be ■ wjld. Tile proceeds from mentioned above and gave a sum the danl and lunch will be added Available Io all ages—3 month« Io 75 years! as vehicles in carrying this service to every part of the nation the public from 2 to 4 p. m. each to the ice mary of the report of the agricul funds to repair the hall. and of the world. The American people have thus participated afternoon except Sundays and tural committees of the granges For complete inionnation mall coupon today . . • The Saginaw Mutual Telephone in the rehabilitation of distressed humanity everywhere and holidays. The subject for next Co. held their annual meeting at of Lane county. The latter will be I ----- - to all granges for use during have never failed to respond generously to each such call for Sunday will be "Man." Cal's Cash store Monday evening sent the year help. The American Ked Cross is the chief conveyance for this . ENROLL NOW: March 4. Ail those on the stub Presbyterian Church, Seventh Two talking movies "The Milky service of relief, mercy, and good will. We are now to be given and Adams streets. You are in line will connect up soon with the I.ane ('minty Health and Accident Arene y opportunity to make the annual contributions necessary for the vited to worship here next Sun new poles. Harley Williams is a Way" anil "Farm Inconveniences" 201 Odd Fellows Temple were shown by Mr. Fletcher also new stockholder, buying out Ed prosecution of its magnificent work. Eugene, Ore. a day. Bible school. 9:45 a. m. Morn and appreciated by both granges. It is fitting and proper that support of the Red ('rocs be ing worship at 11 o'clock. The Decker. Bart Johnston was re The Lorane grange gave two hum made entirely dependent upon popular sn I »script ion and com pastor. Rev. A. J. Kammann, will elected president and Ruby Ben orous skits which were greatly NAME pletely divorced from sponsorship by government or spifial preach. Fine music by the choirs. ston reelected secretary-treasurer. enjoyed. Singing rounded out the Maulding was elected direc group. It would l»e desecration of a sacred trust to commercial 6:00 p m. high school Christian Jack lecturers' hour. ADDRESS tor at large. Endeavor, leader, Jane. Beidler. ize or federalize the Red Cross. It is the mercy arm of the com The finance committee headed Mr. and Mrs. Russell Callan- mon people and must be kept free of any taint of patronage. Let Junior Fellowship on Monday af- tine and son of Eugene were din by Mrs. Glair Chapman announc CITY .................................................... hi ter school. Mrs. Kammann will ed a card party for members and Send Information Without ()t>ll«ation it lie kept firmly in the hands of the common citizen and the ner guests Sunday evening at the in charge. We urge all citizens to friends to be held March 29 for integrity of its high purpose zealously guarded. To bring these participate in the World .Day of J. L. Callantine home (OTTAUK GROVK things to pass, let every man contribute his just share, no mat Prayer next Friday. March 8. at The high school club enjoyed a the benefit of the budding fund A short musical program at 8:00 — - — party at the home of Tommy ter how small it might have to be. Let no man neglect this im 2 p. m. A special union service o'clock will precede the card play portant duty nor-l>e ashamed that his gift can not be larger. ' will be held in the Baptist church. Jean Hammons Tuesday evening. ing. Mrs. Alfred White will be in They will meet in two weeks with The strength of the Red Cross is the hearts, not the purses, of The world needs our prayers and char»' of refreshments. Those Catherine Getty. the American people. Christian service. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston who attend are asked to bring or cookies Mr. and spent Friday evening at the Harry sandwiches Mrs. O. A. Nichols will be in The United States is the only- Benston home in Eugene. The United States is the richest charge of entertainment those country in the world that has country in the world in natural The Vern Hansen family of who do not play cards. for Anyone enough of the important minerals resources. Practically every Creswell spent Sunday at the To the Editor: Mr. Martin. who has a bingo or beano game used in industry to care for its known base metal deposited with- While I was waiting for a bus Claude Lawson home or playing cards or tables to use needs. Mrs. Goldie O'Neil left Monday in its boundaries. last Sunday I heard a church pro please contact the Nichols or 1941 Olds Tudor (perfect Tires) gram that prompted me to pick for Portland to be gone several Mrs. Chapman. They would also weeks. up my pencil and paper and like to know preference of various Mr. and Mrs. Harley Williams games 1938 Olds Fordor write: to be played such as and children were dinner guests THE OLD CHURCH BELL Sunday at the home of Harley's pinochle, bridge and five hundred After the meeting the dance By Elmert J. Kent parents, Mr. and Mrs. Addison / Each Sunday morn when I hear Williams of Latham. committee decided to dispense the church bell, my mind wanders Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Turner and with the regular social night back of boyhood days I tell, the Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Radtke and March 16 so that those who desire old farm home of my father and children were dinner guests at the may accept the invitation to Cres Your Oldsmobile Dealer well grange dance on that eve mother, of my two sisters and Walt Sells home Sunday. ning. my only brother, our father has 30 South 7th Phone 14 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pankey and Mrs. Jeanne Morton and assist , long since gone to that rest, we son have rented the trailer house were taught to believe was pre- by Cal’s Cash store and will stay ants served refreshments. ; pared for the blest, but his sound until school L out. — advice and quiet ways, has helped Norma Louise and Hal Lloyd through the years as well as the Callantine spent the week end in ! days, and mother still listens for Eugene with their grandparents, I that bell to ring, still enjoys the ’ Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Callantine. I songs she used to sing, tho it's William Phelps of the U. S. hard for her voice to carry the navy Saturday at the home । tunes she sang as a child so of his mother merry. My mind drifts on thru the months and years, thro child-1 hoo<[ and school full of laughter Phone 188 and tears, thru winter and sum mer, with the months and the days, from the problems of boy-; hood into manhoods ways. And then my own home with two children was blest, soon after we| j moved way out to the west. Some I ! things we forget with the closing [of day, perhaps it is best that it is that way, for our own home that was saddened with tears, had now changed again thru the pass ing of years, and tvhen the war. broke in '41, I felt that life had For home heating comfort and again begun, but our sons answer- oil stove efficiency, use this ! ed their country's call, as well as higher heat content fuel. It is Your OLDSMOBILE Dealer clean burning and economical the sons of nearly all, when one • Sunday morn in '42 my son rall- C. I. BOZELL j cd long distance M bid me adieu, 30 South 7th Street and while we were saying those Distributor Phone 14 words of farewell, the sexton was Cottage Grove We Give S & H Green Stamps ringing the old church bell, No' Just Arrived Knickerbocker’s hospital COX H ONLY A FEW CENTS A DAY USED CARS Letters to the Editor GRAY MOTOR CO. ASSOCIATED STOVE OIL Il NEED CARS! Sell Now While Prices Are the Highest in History See R. B. GRAY Kelly Drug Co
