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PAGE EIGHT THE SENTINEL. GOTT AGE GKOVH OREGON CRESWELL Seventy parents and friends of j ’ the Intermediate Girl Scouts were , , present at the Court of Honor at the grade school building last Thursday evening Investiture »er- __________ vieea aw also held for Dorothy Weiss and W illma Rcppy. Thc fol- lowing beca me second class scouts. Leona White, Moyne Tem- . Phone 75 Back of Bank Building BEATRICE ELUS, Prop. 29-tfcxx THURSDAY MARCH 21, HHO «ry, Oakland. were conducted by the Rev. H. P. Sconce. Interment Mrs. Louise Wynne Renner, a former teacher here, is teaching was in the IOOF cemetery. Oak land. in Alameda, Calif., where they re- side. Mrs. Winnie Hagerty of Eu- gene visited Sunday al thc O. A Nichols and Hugh Trunnell homes Mr. and Mrs Len Hames und WILES At the Butler mater children are spending a couple of nity home, Tuesday, March 19, months visiting in Kansas, The 19-16, to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wiles father of Mrs. Harmes has been of Cottage Grove, a (laughter, quite ill. Sharon Elaine. Karl Hicklin of Missouri, w ho has recently been discharged from SKELTON At the Butler ma the service after several years ternity home, Saturday, March 16, spent mostly in New Guinea, 1946, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry spent thc week end with the W O Skelton of Cottage Grove, a son, Stewart*. He is now employed at Roger L in ». Mct'loud. Calif. Other visitors RICHARDS At Sticred Heurt Saturday at thc Stewarts were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Newton .and general hospital. Eugene, Tuesday, two sons of Anlauf and Mr. and March 19. 19-16. to Mr. and Mrs. Norman R Richards, Cottage “ Mrs “ Tom Burkleo of Drain. Mr. and Mrs, Genc V’. Hansen Grove, a son. of Port Townsend. Wash., are My Office will be closed Mon spending a few days with the Hugh Trunnellh and Ervin Han- days. Ix'ginning April Ist. Dr. sens. They will return to their Jobs D. J. Scholl, optometrist. ton, Velma Ebbert, Charlotte Nap- per, Audrey White, Barbara Tied- HEBRON GRANGE ris, John H. Smith and Wesley je. Aridis Temple, Vería Jean •* ” * ~ Thirty members of the Hebron Stewart, Stott, Barbara Sage, Carold Rand. grange with their ten candidates Hebron officers opened and Jencnne ENenon. Betty Denney, attended Creswell grange March dosed grange. The Hebron lec Irene Klingensmith. Madeline 14. The ten candidates with ten turer, Mrs. Mads Overgaard, pre Black, Joyce Scarbrough. Mary bl hers from Creswell were given sented the following program: Ann Ztniker, Lns and laiuisc the first and second degrees by "Song of Peace," Hebron grange; Finch. Betty and Jeanne Ticdje, the Creswell degree team. Candi "The Rose of Tralee” and "Come C harlene Ellis and Una Lee Over- dates from Hebron were Mr. and Back to Eiin.” mixed quartet, ton First aid awards were rccciv- Mrs. Harry Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. ,O. A. Nichols. Richard Wol- cd by \ crla Jean Stott. Barbara Ed Greasley, Mr. and Mrs. Robert leat and Mr and Mrs. Mads Over Sage. Jcnennc Everson. Willma St. Elmo, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Har- gaard: "An Irishman's Jokes,” Rcppy, Audrey White, Barbara reading by Mrs. Roy Geer; 'T ’Sun- Ticdje. Aridis Temple, Betty Den ¡down" and "Then You’ll Remcm- ney, Irene Klingensmith. Madeline । ber Me." vocal solos by Esther A. Black and Darlene Shelter, Cook Trunnell; "My Wild Irish Rose." badge to Dolores McKean. Betty "Mexicala Rose." whistling solos Jo Thompson, Joyce Scarbrough, with Crown-Zellerbach corpora । by Alice White; "Ballard of the Mary Ann Ziniker, Lois Finch; tion. — Lost Sheep," comic trio by Roy handwoman to June Brownell, Means, Mads Overgaard and Hugh Willma Rcppy. Mrs. L E. Ziniker. MRS. JOSEPHINE LARKINS OF Trunnell, accompanied by Richard leader of the troop presided and OAKLAND PASSES AWAY Wolleat; "When Irish Eyes Are was assisted by Mary Jo McKean. Mrs. Josephine Larkins, age I Smiling,” whole group led by - - - Committee members t o serve as 94, died at Mercy hospital Satur- Hebron grange ’he Court were Mrs. Carlyle, day after a long'illness She was A recreational night with cards. Scarbrough. Mrs. Hnrold Patton horn in Indiana March 13. 1852 • 5J1?? k Sh°rt TUS‘Cu »Pro Mrs E " Rand Asslstant and was a resident of the Oakland । gram will be given by Hebron leaders were Miss Margaret Itch-: community 66 years. She -------- .------------------------- - ------- was a grange m their hall March 29 for r — Mrs. J. ................. • Mrs. member of the Baptist church ner. w McKean and the benefit of the building fund. ’Jelmar Ransdell. Beginning this She Is survived by three daugh- FRIDAY, SATURDAY Grangers and friends are invited. week Mrs. Ellis Johnson will con- Iters and one son: Mrs Jennie Wil- MARCH 22-23 The Hebron grange committee duct a class in art for the high hams and Mrs Kate Adams, on a waiting room in Cottage school patrol and later Mrs. J. R. bothiof Cottage Grove; Mrs. Alice Grove has met with cooperation Miller will have a class in folk Pyritz. Reedsport, and Harry E. ( from the city council in granting dancing and Mrs. E. W. Hoagland Larkins. Oakland a room in the city hall down- a class in bird lore. Funeral services were held at ' stairs, second door on left, in Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bragg and 2.00 p. m. Tuesday at the Christ- helping to furnish it by Mothers’ baby daughter of Eugene attend- ian church in Oakland The scr- dub and Presbyterian Ladies' Aid. ed the morning services at the vices, arranged by Stearns Mortu- Lorane and Dorena granges have Methodist church Sunday and call appointed committees for assist ed on friends. Mr. Bragg formerly ing with the waiting room. Other lived here. groups are also invited to volun- Mrs. Louisa Powell returned Abbo»t and Costello. Frances Raf । teer to take charge week at a home Sunday from Everett, Wash ferty. Jean Porter, Rags Ragland, time one or two women each day. ington. where she was called two Warner Anderson. The Mothers’ club will be in weeks ago by the death of a son- charge the first week from 1 to in-law. Joy Martin. She stopped at 4 p. m. except Saturday, 11 a. m. Albany on her way home to visit to 4 p. m. The room will be open a daughter. Mrs. Adolph Stumpf. I All of Aunt Fannie Goude’s SUNDAY, MONDAY. TUESDAY, for beginning March 25. friends will be happy to know she MARCH 24-25-20 is nicely settled in a cabin at the St. Clair Court. She came here from Cottage Grove the last of the week. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Green and family of Grants Pass spent the 30 YEARS AGO week end with his parents. Mr. Cottage Grove is to have and observed weather bureau,, thanks to the and Mrs. Earl Green -------------------------- Commercial club, the Sentinel and thc seventy-sixth birthday anni versary of Mr. Green Sr. Congressman Hawley. Mrs. Lydia Davidson, manager An extensive addition to the - ------ -------- The room-at-a-time method of spring Hedy Lamarr, Robert Walker, depot park has been made during thc Creswell telephone office. hounecleaning leaves moat of the June Allyson. Carl Esmond. Agnes ’he past week by the Southern ,WO wceks vacat»on >*st house livable during houeecleaning Moorehead. ¡Pacific crew. |*eek. Mrs. A. L. Haszard of Eu- and it helps gel rid of lota of clutter. j C. A. Bartel has taken the Cot-1 gene, a former operator in the of 1 like to ao e room a week, then the whole job isn't ao tiring and aeema tage Grove agency for the new fice. will assist with the work dur For Har4 ClMnln« JoS, much easier. ing Mrs. Davidson’s absence. Saxon six car. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Redding Hurt MY CUAN-UF »HOPFINO LIST James Potts and Robert Mosby Saniflush 10c WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, Packaged Soap for all aoap-and-waler Clean* toilet bowk. have bought a new sawmill which and baby daughter arrived last MARCH 27-23 jo ba. they will operate on Mosby creek. week from San Diego and are vis with his S people. Mr. Vinegar for removing greaae and A family near Grants Pass and iting m o ^' Mr and and Mrs. Mrs Drano 19c amokeamudge« (Uae cup vinegar their team of horses were shot ”. C and with her per- Open* drain*. to 1 cun water. Makes «mall Amount and killed from ambush because £ ,n ^ene Mr. Redding who and replenish aa needed*. of boundary quarrel j scrvw,j« athletic director in Steal Waal Scouring Powder for all atubborn the navy during thc war has re Kay Francis. Bruce Cabot, Helen apo Is. cently been discharged. He plans 20 YEARS AGO Mack, Craig Reynolds. Window Cleaner for windows, mir Pot Cleaners 2 for 15c Property owners will hereafter to locate here. rors and glass surfaces. Rev. Ralph Kleen. of the Ore be able to build concrete side Liquid Wax tor linoleum and wood- walks on the Bancroft bond plan. gon Methodist conference, will be Household Mop „ 39c The proposed paving of third a guest at the Methodist parson Patte Wax for hardwood floors. Kie*n K*ik. completo street will not go on because only age all of this week. Thc fore part Furniture Cleaner anil Pohth. 76 per cent of property owners of the week will be taken up with 1 Mophead Meh 29 c Laundry Bleach to get things snowy visitation among thc members of are in fay or of it. Household. white and to duunAt. the congregation. Special services Mns. H. R. Godard of this city Starch and Dyet to freshen curtains. has a dove apple plant which is will be held Thursday and Friday Select Brooms $1.00 Wallpaper Cleaner for wallpspersand 62 years old and still produces evenings beginning at 7:30 and non wash able window shades. giuri!/ binding, long IMI Ing. Rev. Kleen will occupy thc pulpit good cloves. Broom*. Bruehe» and Duttdoth*. James Craig, Signe Hasso. The Lane County Farmers at both morning and evening ser Paper Towel* for window cleaning Union has filed amended articles vices Sunday. A basket dinner will and to wipe up spills. Whit» Magic Bleach of incorporation increasing its be served in the annex following Upholttery Cleaner for upholatery, Cleans, Disinfects the morning service and those at stock to $30,000. rugs and nonwashable draperies. tending are asked to bring their Quart Ammonia for cleaning braaawork. Vs Gallon 10 YEARS AGO , table service. Silver Pol uh for cleaning silver and A lady from this city remark Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bernhardt chromium. ed when she paid her subscription and son Raymond Jr. of Bremer Special Cleaning Agent for sluggish this week that she had taken the ton. Wash., were week-end guests Rico «rispies 12c pipes. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, paper for 45 years and remembers at the home of Mrs. Bernhardt’s Kollocr«. CAUTION Ilf MARCH 21-22 seeing the paper printed on hand mother. Mrs. W. I. Tuttle. They Be sure to follow the directions given 100% Bran m »n 17c press. on the product, and experiment a bit came by car and returned over Nabi eco. on an inconapicuoua spot if you're Cottage Grove got into the the coast route where they visit uncertain as to how to use it. Thia metropolitan class Tuesday night ed other relatives, way you’ll develop the right tech with a service station holdup at ■ who writes the For break fact. Mrs. H. S. Joslin nique. 5th and Main. Owner was forced Creswell news for the Sentinel is Buckwheat Fir. i»'* gSc to drive bandit to Oregon City in very ill in the Eugene hospital. Attxr* Peacock. bB< Director stolen car. Brighton Leonard, who has The Homemakers’ Bureau One of the domestic airlines has Soup Mix«« rks 5c Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake, been substitute At Extra Saftwat Ttrvitt -------------- ! carrier for the ordered 100 planes that will have Minut» Man. Larry Simms, Marjorie f” _ - Kent, post office, has been advanced to jet exhaust propulsion and auxili Ernest Truex, Veda Borg, Daisy, regular carrier. During his years ary power. The planes, twin en- Strictly 46-oz. : of substitute he recorded over 8in« bl*, capable of flying 40 ------------ con AT ^n^ Frith Z2.000 hours.------------------------------------- passengers will be used for speedy. The Men’s Toggery which will economical flights of 1,000 miles Instant Postum m- 24c g«,, pkf 42c SATURDAY, SUNDAY, carry an exclusive line of men’s or less. ncrinvy > vocoa wib pkg. 10c MARCH 23-24 goods will open here the first of Canterbury Tea 13c 36c the month. Grado Although Oregon’s pension pro- One airplane manufacturer has Baking Chocolate Hershey's—H4K pkg. 13c gram has been approved, the ma- been experimenting with plastics Medium Size 2-lb. sr. Large Lima Beans Pkg. X3C Mb. 60c chinrrv ____ a a> chinery tn to nut put it it into into effect has with with tkn the hope of constructing an No. 1 Large Walnuts Ortcon—lb. pkg. 42c not been set up. all plastic plane. __________ _______ ________________ Theatre Programs Ay Spring is in the air? I m I the way you feel .. . achieve a wonderful Springtime flower-glow wnh the tender colors of Du Barry Face Powder, dusted lightly over DuBarry Foundation Lotion. Cottage Grove — Pharmacy — “Abbott and Costello in Hollywood — SEE Green’s Hardware & Supply Phone 225 Creswell, Oregon Recruit extra help for Spring Cleaning ,.. at GIVE to rhe RED CROSS “Her Highness Prom Old Files and the Bellboy How to Make Spring Housecleaning Easier Mtr tome Naris “Divorce “Dangerous Partners” 10« DIANE “Life with Blondie Grapefruit Juke EGGS A “Gangsters Den” Buster Crabbe. Al Fuzzy St. John, Sydney Logan. Also “Pillow of Death Lon Chaney, Brenda Joyce. Ed ward Bromberg. Saturday matinee 2:30 p. m. Home Owners: ATTENTION! Your home and furniture may be worth twice the amount it was when you first insured it. Have you increased the amount of insurance as your value increased? No need to wait until the policy expires. See us today and let us dis cuss this with you. Dried Prunes J-lb. pkg. 27c Spaghetti and Macaroni Fancy Tomato Juice 4 lb. pkg. 3lb pkg. 45c 49c 23c 21c Large Size Per 001,0 48c riXIRFD The “going over" you give your homo each spring can I m * a much simpler tusk this year if you enlist heli Ip at Safeway. Select from our wide assortment of soaps, cleaners, bleaches, brushes and other house-cleaning aids. Get the right "assistants" to do the job efficiently and you'll be surprised how much teas work there will be. Soaps ant! Ctaanerf Sunbrite Cleanser Sow Laborlite »k0. Lifebuoy Toilet Soap Palmolive tob LT s S ap Soil Off Efficient paint ckoner VanO Woodwork Cleaner w & Dry Cleaner Aunt Sue's Per con lb. pkg. cokes cokes quert Jù gol. TOUGH PROBLEM MADE EASY / HMM-MM. LtATHi A AGAIN. 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