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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 22, 1946)
potluck miter REUNION AT I.ANEI.I.X BIRTHDAY VN NH ERBARI STEWART HOME ORNERÀ » Il THOUGHTLETS The Unlh*d Spanish Wat Veter The IziSells Stewarts entertain Mrs Inga Sole of Seattle vis Nineteen relativen and friends Äv M R. VaM ed at a very happy reunion of the ited last week with lier sister Mrs. of Mrs Martha Marsh gathered «• ans anil Auxiliary Will meet for n Jasper B and Florence Neet Hills Nina Short ridge. Together with the city park for a |M>thiek dinner 6:30 (Mitluck supper and meeting family at their home Sunday with Mrs. Short ridge's son Lafe Sand- on Tuesday August 2(>th, in ob Monday night, August 26, in the "All evil has a basis of partial a (Mitluck dinner. Of Portland, they enjoyed a servance of her birthday anniver ganten of Mi and Mrs George truth,” said a local pastor recently. Those present Mr and trip to Chester and Weslwood, sary. The afternoon was s|x-nt in A beautiful background of green Mrs Arthur McKenzie of Scio and California Mrs Sole left Sunday the <>|M>ning of tin* many nice gift*, Greed and avarice are showing their two sons. Mr and Mrs Har for her home ferns intertwined with peach and lolhiwcd by a program anil visit white gladioli with tall baskets of themselves with increasing open old McKenzie and family Delbert I Paul and Gary Funk had their ing. Miss Reta SlileliU. daughter of ness befor the Paris peace council. white gladioli and white tapers in ACTIVITY NIGHT FOR and Mary Jo of Eugene and Mr. tonsils removed lust week CRESWELL COUPLE MARRIED Mrs. Elsie Shields of Springfield. Will the exponents of decency candelabra on either side was the and and Mra. Kenneth McKenzie and CHRIST AMBASSADORS HERE AUG. I0TH Bill Barkemeyer is visiting in MISN HOSM YN HONORED Miss Elinor Mae Fox, daughter setting at the Church of Christ democracy be able to hold out daughter Collen of Eugene; Mrs Portland. Last Friday night 26 young peo AT SHOWER announced her engagement to Wil against world selfishness t Sunday afternoon August 18th at Charles Hills of Oakridge, daugh ple of Christ Ambassadors of the of Mr. and Mrs, Charles C. Fox. 2:30 o'clock when, nuptial vows Mrs Arlie Sugg returner! Werl The ladlrs of the Christian Hum Wade of Springfield, ter and family. Mr. and Mrs l Assembly of God gathered at the was married to Donald E. Kirk were exchanged by Miss Jean Ann nesdsy from Fresno, California church compltmcnhxl Miss Jean son oi Dr «ml Mrs. W Let us have patience with peo James O'Hearne. Carol anil Mike home of the pastor, the Rev. Hil patrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hosman. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Mrs Laurence Funk entertained Ann Hosman. bride elect of I’ei also of MpringBeld ple. Perhaps your own frailties of Portland; Mr and Mrs. Fred Staugh, both of Croswell, on Sat ton Park, for their activity night A clever «•«•ntcrpiixv and decora C A. Hosman, and perril Lee loom as large in the eyes of your Hills of Springfield and family, Thursday afternoon with a stork ill Sarff, with a bridal shower which was spent in games, sing- urday afternoon, August 10th. by Sarff, son of Mrs. Nell Sarff. A shower tor Mm. Anna Brown Mrs Thursday afternoon in the church In denial scheme, since Miss neighbor as his does to you. Mrs Hubert Leabo, and daughters I ing and the presenting of gifts to the Rev Frank E. Brown, in the group of 200 relatives and friends Willard McKay helped with ro- ixiilors Th»* aftvrn<x»n was spent Shields I* <• dental nx»l«tant and Geraldine, Mary and Molly and Methodist parsonage hero. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Trucks, newly in games and the opening of the her fiance is studying dent tai ry. Once in a while there is such an son Lloyd, of Jasper; Mr and Mrs. fresh ments. The bride wore a white linen were present for the ceremony weds. who have left for Texas to many lovely gifts presented Miss revealed the engagement at the outstanding deed of kindness from Jasper H Ils and daughter Carol • , Bt “ n »«<**•»« Parted at the road by J Michael Shelley, minis afternoon dress with brown ac enter Bible college. I Iosina n ter of the church. an unexpected source that one's Ann of Springfield; Mr and Mrs C ampbell N*an field. cessories. Mrs. O. V. Wilmot, sis- Refreshments were served at a Miss Katie Barkemeyer of Sa- ( Dainty refreshments were serv wavering faith in man is steadied. No Earl Walker and son James and The bride, who was given in ter " of the bride, * was matron of « . ■ • . • —— * ■ Illi • «1 filetti vili vil lem _ is ... visiting her mother Mrs ed at the close of the afternoon y* h®U*‘ by the Rev. and Mrs. honor, and won* a yellow after- marriage by her father, was lovely daughter. Mrs. Doris Sayre and - The cry goes up daily and vocif Karen of Oakridge. Mr. and Mrs ^"Kh* Barkeimyer and brother 1’ark. noon dress with brown accessories. in a street length dross of white erously asking for honest govern C. A. Huntington and son Charl«*» ^ur»'««'«* and family eyelet with white accessories and Charles Kirkpatrick, brother of Mr *nd Ml* Al,,n Fletcher and carried a white Bible with purple ment. We sometimes winder if Jr of Eugene; Mr an«l Mrs Law- the bridegroom, was oest man. orchid and shower of stephanotis. those who cry loudest ever think ronce Hills and small son Larry sons aro picking hops. of C“,• The bride was attended by her it is necessary to elect honest men Charles of Oakridge; Mr. and Mrs. I Mr “l’d Mr* S G SHOWER EOK MRS. GWYN ln,° sister. Miss Betty Mae Hosman. to office in order to obtain grxxi buran Stewart an«t son LaSells ‘■K'’ Gr”v'' hHVe A stork shower was given by who wore a gold colored dross and government. of Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Faye house formerly «x-cupied by the OPERATORS Mrs. George Gwyn at Spring- white accessories. Her corsage was Stewart, Suzanne. Bruce and Mary Peatin family. Ella Beers Gladys Adams field honoring Mrs, Ueil Gwyn on of gardenias. Mrs. Cora Brownfield of Nani|xt. Bernice Patten We Americans are proud of our Fay of Cottage Grove. Friday. August 16th. The honored Idaho. and Mrs Glen Roby of free speech. But free speech is a PROP BEATRICE ELLIS Cther guests at the reunion wen* Robert Gleason was best man guest was the recipient of many and ushers were Jerry McCom- two edged sword. It can be abused Mr and Mrs. Sheridan Hills of Blue Mountain visited Mrs. E. M Buck of Bank Building Phone 75 lovely and dainty gifts. and often is. That is why we have Big Fall Creek. Mr, Hills is the McEwen Monday. ack and Howard Harpole. Guests included Mesdamcs C. E. Mr. John Carr and Mr. Tom only living member of the pioneer The candles were lighted by libel laws McDonald, Jim Green, ¡Gordon Lorenc Hosman. sister of the bride family of Cornelius and Sophronia | Carr, txdh of Namjia, Idaho, are Catcher, Clifford Johnson. Joe and Patty Aubrey, who wore visiting their niece, Mrs. Frank We are irritated because Russia Briggs Hills of Jasper. Hiteshaw. Kathleen Peters. Thom drosses of green and yellow. i Alcorn Sunday Mr. and Mrs Al- is suspicious of us. Are we not just as McCornack. Dean Hoback. P. ■ corn and Fred Alcorn accompanied li. OF H. SOCIETY I’K’NIC Miss Bonnie Gleason sang “Al- as suspicious of Russia T I Gwyn, Redding. Can) Petersen, ways" preceding the ceremony ii Carrs on a trig» to Reedsport. At the outdoor picnic helAat th«* . ...................... , Earl Woodson. Ed Weed. Veral She was accompanied by Mrs. Her P. N. G. CLUB AIS- -»TH ....__ . Newrport and the s««u lion caves Crow. Warren Price, Everett Aro- bert Moon. Mrs. Moon also played e h .' ' All parents wrho hare children to The Past Noble Grands dub tii|_ smith, Gordon Wild, Allen Cas the wedding music. ’ 8,"r‘ >•'«« Kra.I. will meet next Thursday. August L pt !,cho°1 °’ «h«’! -n<< haven t well. Anna Hastings George Nack. Mr. and Mrs. Sarff left for a 29th. at the home of Mrs. Minnie members of Eugene H. of H. So- the hlanks for |h„ir cx< Paula Burns and Nelson Peter short trip to the coast after which Willets on Cherry Court, A bas ciety met on Wednesday evening. amination can get them at Mr*«' sen. they will make their home in Cot ket dinner will be served ât 1:00 Many who were unable to attend tage Grove. Mr. Sarff being em p. m. Hostesses will be Helen Rude. August 14th. Among those present Jesse Blue's or Mrs. Clyde Clark's were Mrs. Glennie Frost, a former home. sent gifts. ployed at the Quality Market. Mrs. Susie Schneider, Vina Smith and resident, and Belle Burkholder of Sarff plans to finish high school Mae Thies. Cottage Grove Mrs. Minnie Chap SHOWERS EOR RE< EXT BRIDE ! SECRET PALS REVEALED this year. man of the Divide district is also Two showers were given re Secret Pals for the past year SOCIAL MEETING OE CARDS Those attending the wedding a member, but was unable to be were revealed Tuesday by the from out of town were: Eugene The Neighbors of Woodcraft present. After dinner a business cently for the pleasure of Mrs. Sunshine Circle of the Christian Ramsey, Merrill: Mr. and Mrs G. met socially Tuesday evening with meeting was held and it was de Howard Raymond (Shirley La- church at their regular meeting A Spencer. Oakland; Mr and Mrs. Mrs Mary Duffy for an 8:00 o' cided to change the name to the Blue), a bride of August 3rd. Last held in the church parlors. Sev Delbert Spencer and family, of clock dessert and evening of cards Eugene Hearing Society in accord Thursday afternoon Mrs. Charles enteen members were present for Eugene: Mr and Mrs. Carl Perk Mrs. Belknap was an additional ance with the National Hearing Trent and Mrs Alvin Higgins en tertained 16 friends and neighbors the potluck dinner at noon and ins and family. Creswell; Mr. and guest. At cards Nellie Blackmore Society of which the Eugene the sime* was spent in finishing a Mrs. Royal Abeene, Sutherlin: and Fanny Leabo received prizes. branch is a member. Games were honoring Mrs. Raymond, who was tin- recipient of many lovely gifts. quilt and a program. Mrs. Amil Mrs. Myrtle Graham. Albany; S. The guest prize was presented played in which skill in conveying ThF hostesses served refreshments Thies, vice president, was in H Graham. Albany, Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Belknap. beans was featured. Mrs. Glennie at the close of the aftern<x>n. charge of the business meeting and Charles Jones and son. Salem; Frost won the prize for dropping Cousin Entertain» for Bride <1 also the devotional service. Miss Elaine Waggoner. Mr. and the most beans, 31, into a milk - -, Miss Joyce LaBhic entertained Mrs. Ray Vincent and son. and bottle. for the pleasure of her cousin, Mr in<j Mrs. Johnnie Frazier, all Mrs. Emingray of Eugene gave CURLS of Creswell. Mrst Agnes Miller gave a bridal several readings. Sam Peters con Mrs Howard Raymond at a bridal shower honoring Mrs. Everett veyed the most beans on a knife to shower on Monday, August 19th, • Meltyrich. piping hot Raisin B um at the home of her mother. Mrs Duerst and Mrs. Dale Blackmore a given point. WAVES — mad. with Fleischmann. Fail Ris- Frank LaBlue Fifteen school- at here home Wednesday. The hon Ini Day Y»as«t IF YOU haki AT In 2 to 3) Houn ci Homo The next luncheon meeting will or guests received a lot of nice be with Mrs E. M. Wilder, presi mates of the bride showered her HOME use It to help you turn out presents and lunch was served in dent. at her home. 1471 Mill St.. with many gifts and a social af daliciou. breads at a moment'« notice. ternoon closed with th«- serving the afternoon. Stay« trash for week« on your pantry Eugene, on September Uth. All of refreshments by the hostess. •belt ready for quick action Dissolve Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dulley and hard of hearing people of thia vi according to direction« then u»e at i-et s try to preserve our sweet two sons of Knox Hill and Mr. cinity are eligible to become mem freah yee«L At your grocer'«. corn so that we will have plenty and Mrs. Lester Rearrick and son bers. Contact Belle Burkholder for BUSY BEE COOKERY CLUB • The Busy Iks- 4-H Camp Cook of good corn for the present table of Blue Mt. were guests Thursday transportation Others who are in HOME use and also for canning, asks night at the Harry Castle home in terested in this work may also be ery club will meet August 28th KIT W. B. Parker, assistant county honor of their father’s birthday come a member of the club. Our at 7:00 p rn at the home of their leader. Mrs. W. C. Pynch. for a agent. anniversary. • objective is to promote better potluck supper. The corn earworm usually caus A baby daughter Annetta w-as hearing for those so handicapped es serious damage to sweet corn born Sunday the 18th at Butler's and enjoy a good social time in in Lane county in the late summer maternity home to Mr. and Mrs. addition. and fall. The corn earworm in the Verlin Ward of Blue Mt. adult stage is a rather large gray Mrs. Ada Overton gave a party CONSTELLATION CLUB and ish-brown moth. The pearly white and get-together Thursday honor The Coastellation club will meet eggs are laid singly on fresh- corn ing her mother Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist Thursday, September 5th, in the silks and occasionally on or near of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Gilcrist's club rooms at 1:30 o'clock The a tassels. The eggs hatch in about old friends and neighbors from newly elected officers will be hos- four days in warm weather, and Hebron were guests. tesses. the young larvae begin feeding on Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Leabo have • 5th STREET AND HIGHWAY • PHONE 177 • COTTAGE GPOVE • the silk, working their way to the sold their store at Hebo and have PARTY FOR MRS. GIM RIST i tips of the ears where they mature moved back to Cottage Grove. Honoring Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist ' on the developing kernels. .Cottage Grove's Most Complete Shopping Center A complete line of Groceries, Meals. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hash and there was a gathering of old He Varieties of sweet corn, such as sons of Creswell were callers Sun bron neighbors at the home of her Vegetables and Feed. Plenty of Room to Park Golden Cross Bantam, that have day afternoon at the Lester Rear- daughter. Mrs. Fred Overton, on long, tight husks are less injured rick home. ■ Mosby Creek Wednesday August by the com earworm than those Mrs. Ellen Land has picked a 14. Those attending were: Mrs with shorter or looser husks ripe tomato out of her patch this Vinal Randall, Mrs. Julia Powell, which induce the larvae to feed summer. Mrs. Truman Clark. Mrs. Daisy farther down in the ears. Markham. Mrs Lizzie Kebelbeck. Oil treatment for'control of the spout too far into the ear. Home Miss Florence Kebelbeck. Mrs corn earworm consists of the ap gardeners may find that a medi Marjorie Griffin. Mary Peterson. plication of small quantities of oil. cine dropper is satisfactory for ap Mrs. Elsie White. Mrs. Effie Bar or oil containing a pyrethrum ex plying the oil to the ears. ker. Mrs Marion Baker. Mabel tract, to the tips of the ears. Although a high degree of con Heath. Mrs. Belle Haines. Mrs Ready-mixed preparations of oil trol cannot generally be expected, Eva Young and the honor guest. and pyrethrum extract for treat dusting with cryolite or calcium I ing sweet corn are on the market arsenate has often been suggested and can be obtained from most for earworm control. Inasmuch as seed and insecticide dealers. calcium arsenate is likely to cause Timing the treatment is the silk injury in the presence of mois most important phase of the meth ture, a dust containing 40'4 cry od, both from the standpoint of olite is suggested for use in the preventing injury and obtaining Willamette valley. The dust should For Dogs and Cats NEXT DOOR TO KENT'S Old English Breakfast Cereal control. Oil will prevent pollina be directed at the silks when they A Moist Food * MARKET No Rubbing tion, so treatment must not be first appear and repeated three or 10:00 a. m. to 5:00 p. m. made until most of the silks have four times at three or four-day been pollinized. This can be deter intervals. 44-tfc mined by the fact that the silks wilt and the tips turn brown soon after pollination. It is important that the ears not be treated until the silks have wilted. The oil will prevent the formation of kernels on all parts of the ear touched by . it. The quantity of oil must there- fore be carefully controlled. ' It is necessary to treat at least ' two times, due to the unevenness < Give gifts of everlasting beauty for every member of the of silking Ears should be marked , family— as the first treatment is made to prevent duplication during later 1 Heavy ailvirplate Hollowarc and beautiful Ster applications. White or red chalk < is satisfactory for marking the < ling encrusted Glaaaware for the bride or anniver ears. sary renienibrance. Parker says any small force oil- ' er which can be adjusted to deliver ' a fixed quantity of oil at each < Sturdy, dependable, Nationally famoiis Watches for the stroke of the plunger can be used. ( man of the family. If a large amount of corn is to ' FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT be treated, a one-gallon can may *, Silverware plated or in Sterling for Hie baby. be fitted with straps to be carried ' A Nice Selection of; as a knapsack and connected by a J Sec the new -JI NGLh .JEW ELRY for the Teenagers. Your tube to the oiler The spout of the ; phone number engraved on a miniature telephone to dangle Dillard oiler should be so adjusted in re- ', from the -Jungle Bracelet. lation to the position of the trig- •' ger that it can be easily manipu- J lated/ The pro[x»r amount of oil is I 10 to 15 drops per ear. ', Fhe tip of the oiler should be 1 inserted about one-fourth to one- <’ JUST SAY CHARGE IT AT half inch into the tip of the husks. ,1 If it is inserted too far, the tip of । the ear may be damaged; if not ' i far enough, the oil may run back out the tip of the ear. A washer can be soldered to the spout of GENE and LOIS WARE PHONE 351 the oiler about one-half inch from the LONDON RAISIN BUNS MOSBY CREEK Method Preserving Hi StQyS fresh .on your pantry shelf Knickerbocker’s Thrift-Wise Mimee’s Tot & Gift Shop f Kraft's Proc 2-lb. Lonf $1.19 MUFFIN MIX » « 27c BABY FOOD He 2cnns 15c FRENCH DRESSING Milani’s 8-oz. bottle 21c Pet Food ! lb. Jar DIAMONDS WATCHES GIFTS Floor Wax 2 8-oz pk 25c Full quart 69c 3 Bottles 45c CERTO deals FLY SPRAY fly - ded 5% Dm Full Qt. 39c APRICOTS Whole in Syrup No. 2HCan 30c GRAPEFRUIT « orida Broken Sections No. 2Can 33< 47-oz Can PRUNE JUICE Watermelons Monahans Jewelers 33c Wheaties ripe lb. 4c Cantaloupes 2 for 19c Tomatoes Dillard lb. 14c Potatoes 10 lbs. 45c Lemons, large juicy dz. 39c Grapefruit Dozen 89c PORK CHOPS PORK STEAKS BEEF STEAKS ROASTS HAMBURGER SAUSAGE LUNCH MEATS SHOP AND SAVE DAILY AT M&W
