TIH ñNDAY APRII. I
19in
TUE
SEVrìVEt. POTTAGE nnoVE. Oll ECON
know His word We sincerely be
C ah I va I I m
Heve that this lx the only solu-
UOOTrOI In
tion for the ills of this World We
challenge you to come and help ux
In the effort.
J. Michael Shel-
At the Free Methodist church ley, minister.
Pcxt control in the garden need
next Sunday morning at 11:00
1 h<> Unity group holds its reg­ not wait until plants are set out
o'clock the pastor, Mrs. Ro/clla
Douglas, will prviit h on “Stand In ular meeting Wednesday at HIM) or even «own, reminds County
the Good Way.” The young peo- p m. nt 32H Quincy avenue. The Agent <). S. H< lehci Pupand-
Encouraged by an enthusiastic
pie's meeting In the evening nt topic for discussion the next three nexx and an early attack ngninst crowd of rooters, the Cottage
Weeks
Will
lie
"Faith
”
.
6:45 will be in charge of Paul
garden insects is just as import- Grove boxing team did
all in its
Hint in the annual “garden war” piwcr Tuesday night to
Foust. Subject of the evening will
avenge a
RETIREMENT
PARTY
FOR
ns
in
the
military
variety.
la* "Proofs of Hi
Pn s<nce."
previous defeat at the hands of
V. V. HARPIIAM
If you haven't a good supply of Springfield high, but of
Prayer meeting Thui di.y evening
no avail.
I'. S. Forest Service employes |M>ÍM>n l»«it on hand. till« I m the Experience of the Millers counted
at 7:45.
mid former employes from Cot­ time to get It. Many find It profit­
as they won five matches and two
With the approach of spring tage Grove attended the retire­ able to bait the garden even ahead draws against four for the Uonx.
nature 1» awakened with new life ment party held in Roseburg Fri­ of planting to get nd of one crop
The Newton-Wood match wax a
The approach of Easter also day evening, March 29, honoring of slugs and cutworm«. Apple thriller in the 135 lb. class and
pumice,
poison
V.
V.
Harphum,
supervisor
of
the
mash, prepared ended by Newton producing the
warms our spirit a and inerrasex
forest, Mr. pellets or other available baita only knockout of the evening The
our love for the Saviour. The Umpqua national
Church of God invites you Io bring Harpham has completed 39 years can I m - used
end came in 45 seconds of the
Rotenone dust of not less than first round. Other outstanding
your family und friends to wor­ service with the national forest
ship God with ux The Sunday serving in various administrative three-fourths of 1 percent strength bouts were between Schmitt of
C'lpmitics in the states of Wash­ IX needed to combat spittle bugs Cottage Grove and Ixihned of the
school lesson« are interesting
on strawberries and to have ready visitors. Schmitt turned the tables
You will find the pastor’s mes­ ington und Oregon,
Mr llurphum hus a host of well in advance of pea blooming and won his bout while Fraser of
sages at 11.00 and 7 30 each Sun­
day encuuraging to Christian liv­ friends in Cottage Grove and time when it lx needed to kill p-a the locals and Metteer df the visi­
throughout thi' vicinity who will weevil In dusting strawberries tors repeated a previous perform­
ing.
I hr Riche« of Low" program miss his visits and nil hope he will for spittle bugs the rotenone lx ance by gaining a draw.
is still on the air at KXL, 750 decide to remain in this area us put on early wh< n you have to
The summary
kilocycles, but has Iwrn changed hlx continued g<xx| advice and In- hunt to iinti them, rather than af- Cottage Grove
Springfield
back to 6:00 to 6:30 p m each ti'rext in civic affairs will be un ler the bugs are well protected Brisbane, w
vs Stogdill
with
foam.
asset
to
our
community.
Sunday, as that proved to be a
Morgan, d *
vs Hughes
Those attending from Cottage
Nicotine sulphate is «till the Chapman
more popular hour for radio list­
vs McCluskey, w
Grove were Ranger and Mrs. Rex l>est spray for aphids, and you can Reeves
eners.
Sploskowxkl, w
Wakefield, Mr. mid Mrs. Max usually get enough for garden Campbell
V . Akers, w
use,
Presbyterian church, 7th & Ad­ Bird, Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Vtiscy
Fraser, d
vs Met teen
ama streets. You arc invited to and George Dame wood.
Schmitt, w
Lohner
John Kuhns from the regional
worship here next Sunday. Bible
Morelock, w
Wilk< >nson
school, 9 .45 am Morning worship office in Portland acted as toast­
Newton, w
VH Wood
at 11:00 o'clock Evening service master, following the dinner which
Johnson
VX Dow, w
at 7:45. The |iuxtor, Rev. A. J. wax aerved in the Riverdale
•D, draw; W. win.
Kammann will preach. Fine music grange hull to 95 Invited guests.
Much of the entertainment wax
by the choirs The high school C
Alx»ut half of all turkey losses
E meets nt 0 p m The Communi­ furnished by reminiscences of ax-
cants class lend by the pastor Miclatni of .Mr Harpham. At the are in the first two Weeks, and
Seventeen ladies were present
meets at 6 30 The Junior West­ |close of the evening M M. Nelson most of these are due to starva­ at the Lorane home extension
tion.
says
Noel
Bennion,
extension
who
aucceeda
Mr.
Harpham
ax
minster Fellowship will meet on
unit which met at the home of
supervisor of the Umpqua nation­ poultryman at DSC.. in suggest­ Mrs. Guy Smith and heard Miss
Monday after school.
ing
ways
to
reduce
such
losses.
al forest, presented the honored
Newly hatched poults have such Nellie Lyle lead the discussion on
Christian Science Society, 242 guests with u gift from the group.
poor
eyesight that many never the subject of "Storage Space
Second street, Sunday service 11
learn
to eat and drink without and Its Organization." The unit
a.m. Sunday m I kmi I 9:45 a m. and NTREET FLAGH SOT OBTAIN­
help Goxl lighting with plans to adopt a French family
ABLE
AT
PREMEST
Wednesday evening meetings the
plenty
of
heat and water access­ and send the family food. The
Street flags are not obtainable
second Wednesday in the month
April 25th meeting will be held
at 8:00 pin. Rending room is in for a short time. The Navy Moth­ ible are essential. while anything with Mrs. Stapp on the Lorane-
that
will
attract
attention
to
feed
ers
club,
cooperating
with
the
the church building and open to
Cottage Grove road. Mmes. Muriel
the public from 2 to 4 pm. each American legion, secured dona­ and water is helpful.
Devices used J>y successful tur­ Petersen, Julia Petty and Eva
afternoon except Sundays and tions for new flags for the streets
Hayes will demonstrate "Sweet
key
growers include putting ten­ Rolls."
of
Cottage
Grove
and
to
date
have
holidays. The subject for next
der
chopiKxj
greens,
rolled
oats,
Iwen unable to get delivery of new
Sunday will be “Unreality.”
William Rowlette has been dis­
flags due, of course, to material clabbered milk or even highly charged from the army and is
colored marbles in the mash and
shortage.
The Methodist church Invites
now at the home of his parents,
The condition of the old flags water twice n day. It may be Mr. and Mrs. John Rowlette. He
you to attend the services on this
coming Sunday, f'hurch school is such that they are no longer necessary to dip beaks in feed was recently stationed in Germ­
and water several times to start any
convenes at 9:45 with n class for usable and cannot be renovated
the poults eating. Some growers
every age group The sermon, at as they have tx-cn cleaned at least
do this to all poults as they are
a
dozen
times.
The
old
flags
have
the 11 o'clock morning worship
first removed from the box. By
hour will be on "Adam's Tree or tern service for more than 18
feeling the crop one can tell if
Ghrist's Cross.” The Youth Fel­ years.
the poult is eating.
The
Navy
Mothers
club
and
the
lowships meet nt 6 o'clwk and
Bennion also calls attention to
the Vesper Ixiur is at 7. This hour American Legion wish to thank
some confusion in reports on Ore­
the
people
of
Cottage
Grove
for
will feature the illustrated lec­
gon chicken and turkey goals. No
By
ture on evangelism. At 8 o'clock, Ihelr fine donations and pledge
change has been made in egg and
the Young Adult Fellowship will themseh'e« to have the new flags
chicken goals for thin state
meet nt the home of Howard ax Mx>n as they are obtainable.
which remain as a 5 percent re­
Taylor, Diss ton route.
duction in eggs and 8 percent in
Disaster Alarm
"5-W is one fire alarm signal chickens raised compared with
Pie Eister messages to start nt
the First Baptist church this Sun­ of the N< w York fire department last year. Oregon's turkey goal
day by the pastor, Rev. George E. that fortunately never yet has been was first set at 15 percent reduc­
tion and tlien changed to 17 per­
Hardy. At the morning service the used This signal, which means that cent.
a
fire
Is
beyond
control
and
all
build
­
message will be entitled "The
Practicality
of
Christianity." ings in its path have to be dyr.a-
■> call out as many as IS
The Lord s Supper will be served.
Match Factories
An unusual song service will be companies nt sappers and miners,
Match factories today house not
each
company
consisUng
of
about
only the chemical and manufactur­
conducted at the evening service
with the songs being flashed on 30 lieutenants who must rush to the ing plants to make matches, but
the M-reen Come early and join »pot from their station or home by also make their own boxes for the
with us in singing the songs of taxi or some private car and matches, the cartons for shipping,
work and operate the printing plants
Zion from the lighted screen. The
which produce multi-colored ad-
message of the evening will hr on
vertisemonts on the covers. The
"A Prisoner Pardoned.” There
oldest book matches with advertis­
list Bottomed Pans
will be special music at both ser­
A flat bottom help» keep a pan ing were not only hand made but
vices.
W<> invite you to attend our steady and means faster heating und hand printed. The labor and time
Bible centered church school at more economical use of fuel on consumed in these operations made Ose
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9:45 and to our Baptist Youth electric, coal or wo<xi ranges Pans the cost high, one of the contribut­
6
-la.
hivh- In Gih box
ing
factors
in
the
early
unpopular
­
Fellowship for all youth at 6:30. for use on electric stoves should ity of Uus type of match.
have dull flnished bottom», to sa\e
The centennial mission to be fuel A dull finish absorbs heat 'in
to a shiny finish which re­
Soft Shades
conducted by Rev. Francis P. contrast
flects it.
For pale lavender add about three
Leipzig at the local Catholic
parts of ultramarine blue and one
church will open Sunday morning
itulldins ('«mp-nrr
part madder lake to white. For
at 8:00 a. m. The services to be
Bafors building a camp fire. grayed lavender add ultramarine
held each evening during the
and
week at 7:30 p. m. will consist of scrape .may all inflammable mate­ blue and madder lake to white,
recitation of the Rosary, n religi­ rial from a spot 5 feet in diaowter graying it off by ading a little
ous instruction, sermon, and will Dig a hole In the center for your chrome yellow. For lilac add a
close with benediction of the camp fire. Keep your fires small. email amount of ultramarine blue
Blessed Sacrament. Morning Never build a fire against trees, logs and rose madder to white For or-
masses will be at 7:00 and 8:00 or near bru«h. Never leave a camp chid, wisteria and lavender are
A. M , with a short Instruction af- Are until it is out. It is out when you basically violet-red. They can be
Fred and Leontine
can feel the fuel with your bare mixed satisfactorily from white and
ter each mass.
fingers without burning them.
rose pink
A quest ion box for religious
questions of all kinds will he pro­
vided and these questions will be
answered each evening. The public
is very cordially invited.
(’liurdi Activities
Gardens Should
Be Applied Now
Lions Lose 2nd
Boxing Match to
Millers Tuesday
Young Poults May
Starve in Blind
And Helpless State
'
FAHR FIVE
Gordon Mitchell Sl/C, station-
•d with the navy at Seattle spent
a short, leave the past week with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor, form­
erly of California, have moved in­
fo the house vacated by Mr. and
Mrs. Oral McLaughlin.
Mrs. Ethel Lynch of Haines was
visiting her sister and family, Mrs.
< 5eo. Lynch and friends here the
past week.
Burns, Oregon, will
week for a visit Mr.
cently discharged
years service in the
Mr. and Mrs. C.
arrive this
Reed was re-
after three
navy.
F, Gray of
Portland left Sunday after spend­
ing the week end with Mrs. Gray's
sister. Mrs. Hugh Trunnell. Mrs.
Gray is teaching at Cascade
Locks.
Dealer
PHONE 27
Authorized
LATHAM
Mr and Mrs. Wm. McKellop of
Wendling were guests Sunday of
the Travis Richardsons A broth­
er of Mrs. Richardson, J. A. Reed
of Lubbock, Texas, and his bride,
the former Bessie Bennett of
Complete Body and Fender Service
Automobile Painting
We will be pleased to give written estimates
IRISH - SWARTZ
You’ll enjoy the atmosphere and the fine choice of qual­
ity merchandise when you shop Irish-Swartz for your
needs.
Free City Delivery Tuesdays and Fridays
LORANE
Candies
Knickerbockers
5c to $1.00
Try this prescription for trouble-free motoring
Church or Christ. Next Lord's
day evening our special service is
to be built around the theme,
"Hen-pecked Husbands and Fool­
ish Wives." There will be reserv- •
cd scats for the hen-pecked hus­
bands, if they come on time. This
service will deal with the unhappy i
marriage and seek to find the!
remedy. Special Instrumental nuts- j
ic by Jerry McCornack. The pub­
lic is cordially invited.
Bible school at 9:45 with a class !
for every age. Morning worship
nt 11:00, Sermon, "Wind Then
Shall I Do Unto Jesus Who Is
Called Christ?” Young people at
6:30 p. m. Mid-week prayer and
Bible study Thursday 7:30 p. m
We are striving to build a
friendly congregation who Ixdieve
in Jesus ax "The Christ" and who
For Men Only
April 26
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