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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1946)
Ftp J The Reatine!, OH tag« «rove. Oregon Thur*. Aug. 79. 1M« i summer while Mr French attend-1 •» ed the University summer school left recently for Encinatas. Cali fornia where Mr. French will be princuvil of the Encinatas high school. French, a former high Our Lady of Perpetual Help school coach here served as coach Catholic church. North H and last year at the MacLaughlin Birch St. Sunday masses at 8.00 school in Milton. Toni Preece, an and 10:00 a. in. Daily mass 8 (Ml other high school teacher here a a. tn. Rev. L H. Solder, ixistor few years ago. will sene as su perintendent of the Encinatas high The Methodist Church Sunday i school. school will meet at 9:45 Sunday Mrs. S. K. Adams spent last morning, as usual The guest week in Portland on business anil speaker at the II o'clock hour will be Dr. Paul B Means of the Di’- Visiting friends. (»art ment of Religion at the Vitt The Free Methodist and Wesley versity of ore gon. an churches are holding a com bined youth camp at the girl scout Church of God Wc invite you Cleawox camp at Florence Those to bring your i children the going from Cottage (Grove are Mrs Church of God Sunday school at I Thelma Wright and son Eugene, 10 a. tn. Worshipping and studying Beverly Booth, Nancy Beers, Mar- about God appeals to the children. ylin Beers. Bonnie Stroh, and Rev. Harold Summers of Madera. Richard Allen. The camp doses California will have a message for us Sunday morning at 11 a. m. ¡Sunday night. pertaining to Pacific Bible college Mrs. Lyle Miller and baby Bruce Christian Crusaders meet Sunday spent the week end with her par- evening at 6:45 and the pastor wiil | ents. Mr. and Mrs Earl Layton. have a vital Christian message at After a visit here they drove to 7:30. j the Miller home in Livermore. Cal- Prayer meeting and Bible study I ifornia. and while there they vis- Wednesday 7:30 p ni. Children ■ ited relatives and friends in San story hour Friday 3:15 We invite ■ Francisco and the bay area and you to worship with us. Roy E. enjoyed a leisurely tri)» home thru Hutchison, pastor. , the Redwoods and along the coast. Christian Science Society, 242 Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Boyd an* Second street. Sunday service II | leaving today for Lodi. Calif, to a. m. Sunday school 9:45 n m. nnd I make their home. Wednesday evening meetings the second Wednesday of the month Word has been received from nt 8:00 p. m Rending room is in 1st Lt. Norman Blackmore that he the church building and open to I arrived overseas July 7 and is stn- the public from 2 to 4 p. m each 60 f™" Nuren- afternoon except Sundays and holi Germany. He ta with an in- days. The subject for next Sunday 4000 ne- will he’ "Christ Jesus.” and son will leave in September for over- London Church of Christ Bi seas. ble study 10 a. m. Sermon 11 by L. R. Goodwin.'Communion 11:45 Mr. anti Mrs. Harold Cooley of Evening service 7:30. Mid-week Grants Pass visited at the home Wednesday 8 p. m. of his parents, Mr. and Mrs Chas. Church of Chrtst. 6th and Gibbs Cooley, Sunday. August 25. Bible school 9:45. Morning wor Knaffle Haynes was able to be ship 11:00. Sermon: "The Precious out on the street yesterday after Name." Young folks at 8:00. There | undergoing a major operation at | will also be a rally of the young a Eugene hospital August 20th : folks of Line county Friday cvv- i ning. Come! Evening evangelistic service at Hosiery Output An output of 6 3 million doren 8:00. Sermon, “A Prisoner of Jr- pairs of full-fashioned hosiery tn sum " Mid-week prayer and Bible , 1919 expanded to 19 8 million in 1927. study Thursday evening at 8:00. •ccord.nr to a 20th Century fund । Our desire is to lie of help to you i in working out your life problems. volume. Church Activities Week end guests at the Charles Young home were Mr. and Mrs. Claude R. Little, daughter Claud ine and »on Glen. They arrived Friday evening and stayed until Tuesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shorey and J. E. Paddock of Oakridge; Miss Helen Noland of McCredie Springs; Miss Elizabeth Stromberg of Westfir; and Miss Esther New man and brother, Ray Newman and Miss Lee of Eugene were Geraldine Kern is visiting rela guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Max- tives and friends here this week field over the week end. She is employed as dietician in the Deaconcs*- hospital in Salem. Mrs Clifford Carlson of Ione visited last week with her parents Mr and Mrs. Lee W Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Earl Balch, and bro spent the week end at Albany vis- ther Dick. iting Mr Cooley's relatives and at- t ending the wedding of his nephew Mr. and Mrs. William Dusenber- Gordon H. Cooley and Miss Dar ry of Woodburn are visiting this' lene Riley. week with their son, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dusenberry. after which ; Mn J. L Stokes and son and they will move to Joseph to make daughter arrived the first of the their home. week from Sacramento, Calif, to Miss Velora Williams of Salem join Mr. Stokes and two daugh ters, who arrived here sometime is a guest of Miss Ina Monroe ago. The Stokes family purchased Miss Williams and Miss Monroe the former Glen Flatters residence were schoolmates at Willamette on Washington avenue. He is em university, Salem. ployed as watchmaker at the Com-1 The Rev. A. J. Kammann, who munity Jewelers. has lieen pastor of the First Pres W. N. (CUrley) Thompson has byterian church for the past two Uken over the management of the years has submitted his resigna THIS BROUGHT JAP SURRENDER—The biggest news story Shell Service Station at the comer tion and plans to leave for More of the century broke when the Anny Air Forces dropped the first of 9th and Main street, formerly head, Minn., next month to serve atom bomb on Japan, thus bringing to a close the war in the Pacific. as minister of the First Presby operated by Fraser Brothers. Recent joint Army-Navy tests at Bakini atoll have seen the AAF terian church there. The Rev. and again demonstrating the teriffic power of this new bomb which, ac Mrs. Kammann are moving to Mr. and Mrs. Claire Dock and Morehead to be near their son, cording to AAF officials, can be carried by a newly developed aircraft Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lucas of W’allace, who is employed on a such as the XB-36. Three Rivers, Michigan are visit* ing the R. H. Manbeck family of newspaper at Minneapolis. During Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Brown of Pear picking started at the Lo their residence here, Mrs. Kam Delight Valley. Mr. Dock is Mr. rane orchards last week and H. E Toppenish. Washington, former mann has served as nurse for the Manner's cousin whom he had Norton, owner reports a good yield South Lane health association. not seen for 28 years. and a better quality of pears than at the Hoople Manor ,n Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Pickens re- last year. Valley. j turned Monday from an eight weeks vacation spent on the North Mr. and Mrs. Chet Bartholomew In returning from a fishing trip I, Umpqua at the cabin of Mr. Pick of Fresno, California were guests at Reedsport. Mr. W W Hanta ens' brother. Mr. Pickens feels im last week of Mrs. Addie Hull and and wife, of Salem, visited O. W. proved in health since his rest. son Odie Mounce and the Wiggin Crader place on south Highway. family. Mrs. Bartholomew; is a Albert Adkins is taking his vaca cousin and this was their first W. A. Kerber and family of Port tion this week from- Graber-Get meeting in several years. land were visitors of Mrs. Alice tys Hardware store where he is L. Dustin on Sunday. bookkeeper and Mrs. Adkins is Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Ricketson and taking her vacation from the Sen brother and wife of Los Angeles. Mrs. H M. Bell has received tinel office. They are enjoying a California visited the Sam Pearson word from her grandson. Alan visit from their son-in-law and family at London last week. Aspey, that he and Bob Wicks are daughter, the Rev. and Mrs. Tom having a vqry enjoyable time, on Fukuyama of Denver. Colorado Ray Garnet and his brother-in- their trip to all points of interest and their daughter, Mrs. Forrest law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. John in California and expect to con- West of Coos Bay, and nephew. , Tarrett, and daughter Carolyn left tinue their visit as far south as Los Jimmy Adkins of Seattle. by car last week for Atlanta. Ga. Angeles and Long Beach. to visit relatives of Mr. Garrett. Mt. and Mrs. C. S. Benjamin of On their return to Manhattan Eugene, formerly of Ogema, Sask., Mrs. Fred Harris of Latham and Beach from their visit in Portland Canada were dinner guests of Mr. her sister. Mrs. Edna McGarvin of for the summer. Mr. and Mrs H. and Mrs. H. C. Rose Sunday. Eugene and their mother and fath Gall and granddaughter. Joyce, er. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Miller of visited with Elaine and O. W. Mrs. Minnie Willets and Mi's. Port Orford, Oregon left Friday Crader family. Grace Daskam spent Wednesday Aug. 23 for a three weeks visit , of last week in Eugene, and at with friends and relatives in Leit- Mrs. Hattie Bell and Alice Dus- tended a meeting of the Rebekah shfield, Kentucky and vicinity, the tin spent a few days at Bandon lodge in the evening. former home of Mr. and Mrs. Mil and Coquille. * ler. Miss Gertrude Eakin stopped for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Minton and ■ Black Butte have returned from a few days the past week for a family have moved to Philomath visit at the home of her brother, a very delightful visit at Mercer H. E. Eakin and Mrs. Eakin. She where they will make their future Lake. also visited an aunt, Mrs. Herbert home. Mr. Minton formerly em Eakin while here. Miss Eakin was ployed by the Woodard Lumber Bound for a rest and cooling enroute from Portland to Long Co., has accepted a position as stay Mr. and Mrs. Albert Griffin Beach, Calif., where she accepted sawyer with the Rose Lumber Co. left by bus for Bandon by the Sea. a position as secretary of the YW W. C. Martin. Sentinel publisher, CA there. She served as general After having done some remod secretary of the YWCA at Port attended a district meeting of the eling. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mar weekly publishers of the Oregon land since 1938. den are entertaining their daugh Newspaper Association held at ter and husband and friends from Floyd Githens was called to Corvallis Saturday. Portland. Minnesota this week on account Carl Donaugh of Portland, dem of sickness. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis French ocratic candidate for governor, who have been domiciled here this Sgt. R. W. Mosby of the air stopped briefly in Cottage Greve corps was discharged from service Saturday after conferring with on Wednesday August 21 at Fort democratic leaders in Eugene. Lewis and returned to his home at Mrs. Ethel Applewhite with her Sweet Home, then accompanied by his sister Mary Jean ano Miss Mol son Clarence and a friend from lie Coulter, also of Sweet Home, Salem recently took a trip to visited here at the home of his Mountain View. Calif, where they grandmother. Mrs. Jean Long, on visited at the home of Mrs. Apple white's brother, A. W. Harrington, That falling hair. Our Ger Friday of last week. and also spent some time in San micidal scalp treatment is a Francisco. They traveled south by Leonard G. Barkemeyer was dis Willamette Pass and Highway 97, money back proposition. We charged from the navy in Boston, returning by the coast route as have been giving these treat- Mass, on August 15 and is now far north as Reedsport, and msnts for six years and we home where he will be until the stopped to see the ‘Trees of Mys fall term at Oregon State begins know what they will do for tery” when they came through j when he will enter college. the Redwood area. They were gone falling hair or dandruff. about ten days reaching home Fri day evening. IF YOU WANT PROOF Won't you let us turn the Light of Gods Word on them? J Michael Shelley, minister. Ing and evening services on Sun day, The circus wn* Introduced Into the United'States t»y P. T Barnum At the Free Methodist church _______ Sunday school is at 9 45 md morn of Connecticut. ing service ut 11:00. The pastor will speak mi “Dignity of Uds>r" and in the evening will hold an evangelistic I suffered for years nnd ntn to At t h e First Baptist church thankful that I uni free from |»aln Sunday sc I mio I is held at 9 15 and nnd able to do my work that I will worship service id 11:00 and mid g' idly nnswer anyone writing ntn week service on Thursday evening lor information Mrs Annu i’autz, Rev. Howard Campbell of Porti mil p, Xi Box 825, Vancouver, Wash will be the speaker nt both morn- I’d Adv. NUE-OVO l.nlmrat orles RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS See this New Book • Surely, you will want to sec this book. You'll be surprised when you see how line 4 collection of home plans it contains. And you II I k pleased to know diac your first choice among the many plans will Ite a sound, practical, well-designed home. 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That's one way we are co operating in the country wide campaign to make our streets and highways safer. Come in today. Let us check YOUR brakes. SQUARE DEAL BARBER SHOP Chas. H. Boslaugh Melvin Brady Maxine Thomas Claude V. Jordan Mrs. Mary LaCasse, a former 1 Grove resident until recently lo cated at Baker, has moved to Cui, 1 ter’s Lake, B. C., Canada. Distributor Dealer for See your prompt, low-cost service TT—r Big Little Things ' Burned-out headlight bulbs, faulty door latches, broken windshield wipers are small, low-cost repair jobs that, if neglected, can cause accidents. Bring your car in for check up of these "little things.” Genuine Ford parts and ac cessories are yours at moder ate cost, z No Jiva Wanted Hor« If your front wheels are get ting pigeon-toed, or if the steering wheel "Jitter-bugs” you need a wheel alignment. You'll save rubber, save your temper and save a possible accident. Drive in and let us make a complete steering assembly checkup. 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