THIRSDAV, APRIL 25. 19Hi
THE SENTINEL. COTTAGE PROVE, ORF/ION
I Church Activities
KEM S for DRUGS
Blue Mt Church. M. G. Hixson,
pastor. Sunday school 10:00 am
Morning worship 11:00 u.m.
Children's church at 7 (Xi p.m
Mrs. M. G Hixso*. leader. All the
children are Urged to attend, sing
choruses with us and listen to
the stories. Evening service at
7.45 You will receive n hearty
welcome at all of our services.
The Rexall Store
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See us for all your Dental Needs.
Give your teeth daily care with Briten Tooth Paste, Milk
of Magnesia Tooth Paste or Powder.
Christian Science Society, 342
Second street, Sunday servic«' 11
n. m. Sunday school 9:45 s. m. and
Wednesday evening meeting* the
second Wednesday in the month
at M:00 p. m. Reading room is in
the church building and open to
Hie public from 2 to 4 p. m. each
afternoon except Sundays an«l
liolulay*. The subject for next
Sunday will bo "Probation After
Ilea th."
TOOTH BRUSHES
We have an excellent supply of Klcnzo Tooth Brushes,
Klciuo Antiseptics.
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Presbyterian church, 7th and
Adam* streets. You are cordially
Invited to worship here next Suh-
<lny. Bible school, 9:45 a in with
classes for nil age* Charles Gar-
rigus will speak at the 11 :00
o'clock service The pastor. Rev
Alvin J Kammnnn, will conduct a
communion service nt the Creswell
Presbyterian church at the same
hour. The high school young peo­
ples group meets nt six o'clock In
the church parlors. The West­
minster Junior Fellowship will
meet Monday right after school.
Al the Sunday evening service
at 7:15 th«' pastor will speak on
th«- ''New Analytical
Bible."
large number of our families have
bought one of these Bibles and
other* are planning to get one B«-
ku re and be present Sunday eve-
nlng to get acquainted with this
addition of the Bible.
10c to 40c
Remember to sign up for that
chest X-Ray
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Church of Christ. Sixth and
Gibbs Sts. Our special feature for
this Sunday evening IS "Spiiifu
'ihsm. Can the Living Communi­
cate with the Dead?" At the closw
of this evening service the pastor
will give a demonstration of
spirit slate writing He will also
attempt to read messagex from
sealed enw lopes. Messages which
will l>e written by thoy seated in
the audience. You owe it to your­
self to hear this mesKage and sec
these denxmstration*.
Bible school at 9:45
Morning
worship
at
11.00.
Sermon:
"Heathenism in Dur
Modern
Churches." Young people at 6:30.
Weekly prayer and Bible study
Thursday evening at 7:30.
We arc endeavoring to preach
the Word kindly, yet faithfully.
We aim to tench the gospel that
is so neetied for this day.
A cordial invitation is extended
to you to attend all of these ser­
vice*. J Michael Shelley, min­
ister.
IIKR Graduation
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Phone 351
ATTENTION!
Farmers
Gardeners
Housewives
We are prepared to answer the
What, Where, Why, How of DDT.
DDT will perform with remarkable results when the cor­
rect formula designed for the specific purpose is chosen
and used correctly. We have a chart—prepared from facts
developed by the V. S Dept, of Agriculture—that will help
us advise you with accuracy.
DDT — Powder or Spray, It comes in
5,10 or 27^2 percent.
Please feel free to come in and ask about DDT.
Prices for 39c up.
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
632 MAIN
PHONE 244
OORENA GRAMiE
Dorrna grange m«‘t in regular
session April IHth with .<6 present.
Marion and Elsa Hubbard, Mr
and Mrs. D. D. Boyd, Mr. ami
Mr* Geo. Fisher and Mr. and
Mr*. Lloyd Swanson were el«?cted
to membership
and Theresa
Hughes was given the 1st and 2nd
degree obligations.
Joy Haworth reported for the
carnival committee ami announced
tile net proceeds to I» $300.04
w-jth one committee yet to report.
Rosalee Plaisted, queen candidate
for the agriculture committee, was
crowned queen of the carnival and
was presented with an orchid cor­
sage by Phlltp Lake and Bob Wag­
ner, w ho were in charge of crown­
ing the queen and the other five
princesses were presented with
gardenia corsages.
Claude Arne reported for the
building committee and the grange
voted to have n picnic dinner at
the grange grounds. Sunday. April
28th. at which tim«' the men will
do some work preparatory to
starting th«' new building.
The play committee announced
FOR MEN ONLY
SHRINER FORTY-NINER
ARMORY - APRIL 26
ENTIRE PROCEEDS FOR THE CRIPPLED CHILDRENS HOSPITAL
This Is An Open Party-You Are All Welcome
YOU WILL HAVE FUN AND SOME CRIPPLED KID MAY WALK AGAIN
DOOR PRIZES?
Yes—NYLONS!
REFRESHMENTS?
SURE!
Admission $1.50
Sponsored by Cottage Grove Shrine Club
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the play "Hof Water" would be
given May 10th at tfv- hall
Y. G. A reported a skating
party to be held at the Midway
roller rink Tue day evening,
April 29th.
First and second degree initia­
tion will be exemplified at the
regular meeting of the grange,
May 16th.
H
E. C. reported a bazaar,
etxzked fo«xl and rummage sale to
lx’ field In Cottag«- Grove May 4th.
Serving committee for next meet­
ing will be Mr. And Mrs. Peter­
son, Mr. and Mrs Homer Powuil
ami Jessie Vining
A x[x'cial penny drill was hel«i
th«1 proceeds to go toward furnish­
ing the waiting room in th«? city
hall in Cottage Grove.
Esther Stratton reported for the
agriculture committee on item*
"late and important" to farmers
from th«? National Farm Journal
and talked briefly on gardens.
Refreshment* were served at
the clone of the evening.
The topic for th«1 sermon Sun­
day morning at 11:00 o'clock at
th«- Free Methodist church will tx-
"The Spirit Filled Life." Young
jx'fjple at 6:45 p. m. Thelma
Wright, leader. Th«1 evening ser­
mon topic will be "Walking by
Faith." Happy Hour at 3:00 on
Friday ami juniors at 4:00 on Fri­
day.
MOSBY CREEK
.Mr. and Mrs Howard DuBois
of Kellogg, Idaho, visited this last
week at the Jay Blackmore home.
Mrs. DuBois will be remernbend
ax Dorothy Blackmore.
The Happy Hour Sewing club
girls gave their teacher, Mrs.
Esther Ward, a shower at ftwir
meeting Friday afternoon at the
Blue Mt. schfxil house. The pres­
ents were ail tied to a white um­
brella with baby ribixm and the
girl* also served a nice lunch.
Mr. an«l Mrs. S. H. Ramsey and
four sons of Portland visited over
the week end at the Harry Castle
home. •
Mrs. Ada Overton went fo Kla­
math Falla, Saturday and attend­
ed the funeral of her nephew,
Clyde Gdcrist
Mrs. Henry Reidor and Mrs.
Sadie Fordyce, cousin and aunt of
Mr. Hurry Cattle, camr down
from Portland to attend the wed­
ding of Phyllis Foster an«J were
guests Monday night at the Harry
Casth- home.
Mrs. Lw Dugan moved into her
new store building Sunday and
has a kit more room. Sh«- is using
the old part for a store room.
Mr and Mrs. Arnold Ilucrst and
family went to Westfir Sunday
and were guests of their daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Cline and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Coda Pentico, Har­
riet Barnes and Earl Rose spent
Sunday at N«?wport and coast
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