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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1946)
Bookkoening Outfit«, all kinds. The Sentinel. FREE LECTURE ENTITLED Christian Science: The Way of Free dom From Human Discords by WILL B. DAVIS, C. S., of Chicago, Illinois Member of the Board of L m tumdilp of The Mollier Church, The First Church of Christ, Ncientlst, In Boston, Mae»«« hiisetts Mayflower Theatre, Thursday, Sept 12 at 8 P M Under the auspices of First Church of Christ, Scientist, Eugene, Oregon YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED LET'S GET ACQUAINTED TO THE CUSTOMERS OF FLATTERS TEXACO SERVICE STATION We have recently purchased the Flatters’ Texaco Service station at the coiner of Fifth and Washington and will be glad to continue serving your automobile and truck needs in gasoline, oils, tires, batteries, etc. We also cor dially invite accounts of new customers—We can give you first class service—Let us prove it. Let’s get acquainted. You’ll like our service We want the opportunity to serve you. Clark & Booher Service Station THANK YOU! Permit us to express our thanks to our friends and customers for the patronage accorded us during the fifteen years we have operated the Flatters Texaco Station. We appreciate the many courtesies extended us and the many pleasant relationships we have been privileged to enjoy Ol I H ERM I I I < I ED M. r. g . < 1.1 h uv I HINT MEETING I’KEKHYTEKJAN AID Mr« R s. Drenner, president, Mr«. K K Milla wax hostess to conducted the first fall .m-eting the memlMTH of the M. P G. club of the Presbyterian Aid Wedi««s- at their first tall meeting Tuesday day aft emoon In the church par- when she served a dcsxcrt course, lorn Mr«, Vina) T Randall Sr , this being followed by a social af led the devoionx and Mm. Dren- ternoon and election of of fie t : i . ner gave a resume of her tri|m Centering her dessert table was a this summer and also of the state birthday cake and I miw I of pink fair. petunias, while a profusion of fill Plans were made for the recep flowers decorated the rooms. tion which will be held Friday At the annual election of officer! evening in the church parlors, hon Mrx. Albert Helliwell vax «-leered oring the Rev, and Mrx. A. J. president and Mrs. Harold Axley, Kammann, who are leaving Mon' secretary anil treasurer. ti ... d«y for Moorhead, Minnesota to Ilir next meet ng, neptemtxT 24 . । , 1 । make their home. 73ie members of will I m - with Mn>. * Joe Smith. the Westminster Guild will lx- In MINK BETTY WELDON W ED AT BEND Announcement has been receiv ed of the wedding of Miss Beity U Weldon and Bryce S. Tower, who were n a tried Augus’ 26th at three o'clock in the afternoon in Baptist church in Bend. I hr Rev Kenneth Tobis read the ' ‘ Th<- couple wax attended by Mr. and Mrs. Perry H. Keeler. For the prea-nt they are living with friends of the bride in Bend. charge of refreshments. Plans were also discussed and made for the annual experience Aocial to be held in (October. Ten tative plans were made for a ba-1 zaar to be given some time before the holidays. Al the tea hour refreshments were served by Mrs. Roy Short, Mr. and Mis Elmer Thom-on of Mrs Hvrix-rt Eakin, and Mrs..Lila Yoxsalla were visitor, at ti» Sim Veatch. Medford home Sunday. Miss Lavelle Beatty of San Di ego, Calif., Is visiting liei parents. ALL DAY MEETING AT Mr. and Mrs. W L. Beatty and < LUB HOUND The London 4-H Mothers' club sister. Mrs. Elmer Biker of Cot held an all day meeting in the club tage Grove this week. Miss Beatty house on W«-dnesday with a cov came by plane. Mr and Mrs James Magill of ered dish luncheon at the noon hour. At the buxim-ss meeting San Gabriel, Calif, former r< «I- plans were made for a display at oents spent Sunday in the com munity renewing o 1 d acquaint- JUDGE EVA KING HAS TWO the South Lane fair and Mrs. Glen ance». Banton wax appointed chairman, WEDDING* THIN WEEK Sammy Medford of Eugen- A brief ring ceremony wax x|Mik- asxixted by Mrx. Lawrence Funk •pent the week end with id* par en at the office of the Justice of and Mrx. Elvis Kelley. ent«, Mr. ami Mrs. Sam Medford Club members will redecorate ' the Peace in Cottage Grove, in here. the club house nursery and have a quiet evening wedding, when A family reunion enjoyed Thomas D. Shepard and Vivian A. purchased juvenile wall paper and at the Sam Medford river garden new linoleum for the floor. Lindquist, both of Lane County, A "kitty” basket has been stall picnic grounds on September 8th. were unit «si in marriage on the ed by Mrx. George Gunn to rifsc Present to enjoy the occasion 9th day of September, 1946 by funds for the treasury. An ar were: Mr. and Mrs. James Magill Judge Eva C. King. The rouple of San Gabriel, Calif.. Miss Lavelle were attended by Mr and Mrs. ticle will be placed in the Basket Beatty of San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. to be given to a different member Elliott Voegle, also of Cottag«‘ each meeting when «he v/lll pul Geo. VanDevender and children. Grove. Shirley and Geo., Jr., of Linslaw, Mr. and Mrs. Shepard left im coin« in the “kitty” bank In re Mr. and Mi’s Gerald VanDevender turn for her gift. mediately for Medford when1 they Pollyanna gifts for the dav v ere and daughters. Geraldin? and Judy will reside. received by Mnt. Elvis Kelley anl of Noti, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Vows Exchanged in Judge Mrs. Gale Roby. . VanDevender and children. Kar King's Office en and Jimmy of Noti, Mr. and Details of the 4-H club activities Evening wcsldings are becom Mrs. \Geo H. Green and sons, Ron ing the order of th«- day for Judge at the forthcoming fair« were out ny and Bobby of Jasper. Sam Med lined by Jeanne Morton. Eva C. King, when for the second ford Jr., of Eugene. Mr. and Mr« Housekeepers for the day were consecutive night she wax called L. A. Doud. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. upon to open her office for a quiet Mrx. Gunn and Mrs. Ollie Sugg. Beatty and daughter. Lavelle, Mr. The next meeting will be held civil marriage ceremony, Septem and Mrs. Elmer Baker and son, ber 10th, 1946, when Joyce Pauline September 25th. Ronald Harvey of Cottage Grove, •Leonard became he bride of Char Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Clay and chil- RAINBOW GIRLS START les Ray Ward with a simple ring dren. EJugene and Verla Mae and WINTER A<TI VITIEN ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest R Winter activities of the Rain- LeRoy of Eugene and Mr. and Lacky attended th«* couple. Both tx>w Girls started Monday night Mr*. Sam Medford Mr. and Mm. Want are well known Mr and Mrs. Roy Ewing and with the election of officers and in Cottage Grove. son Don accompanied by Mr. and initiation of four candidate«, the meeting being held in the Masonic Mrs. Fay Ewing and Mr. and Mrs. temple Miss Pat Dunlop will nead Walter Smith spent the Labor d ly w t sraaNirrEX 01 ild the Rainbow Girls for the ensu week end at Yachats. RESUMES MEETING* Mr .and Mrs. Arlie Sugg and Meetings of the Westminster ing term as worthy advisor. Those Guild of the Presbyterian church elected to work with her were: children drove to the summit on were resumed Tuesday night with Betty Bagley, worthy associate ad the McKenzie Pass Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R E. Cantwell and the first meeting at the home of visor; Beverly Whitlock, charity; son David of Brawley, Calif., vis- Pat Kelly, hope; Jane Beidler, • Mr*. Warren Hansen with Mrs. > ited their son Pete and wife at Paul Radtke as co-hostess. faith; Roberta Bagley, chaplain; Mis VlMl T. Band ill Sr, WM Beverly Layton, drill leader; June the S. M. McEwen home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Barke in charge of the devotional ser Elfving, organist; Helen Axley, vice Mrs. A .J. Kammann, who is choir director; Pat Scott, love; meyer attended the state fair at leaving soon for Moorhead. Min Pat Dawley, religion; Carol Hun- Salem last week and visited over nesota to make her home, was ter. nature; Verla Whitlock, im- the week end at Redmand, Ore. Roby three . , - spent - presented with a farewell gift, mortality; Barbara Anderson, fi- . Mrs, , Gale from the Guild members. Guests ot delity; Laura Porter, patriotism; days last ww*k at ,he the evening were Mrs. Harold WoL Jeanette Workman, service; Shir Heart hospital in Eugene for ob fnrd, Mrs. Hollister and Mrs. Mc- ley Meyers, confidential observer; ' servation. Miss Wilma McEwen who has Creadic. The hostesses served re Jean Ritter, outside observer; been working in Portland the pa»t freshments at the close of the eve Shirley Hileman, historian; Donna ning. Porterfield, keeper of the jewel,; i year Is home preparing to enter October Nth will be the next Sharon Peterson, corresponding college at Abilene, Texas. She will meeting, the place and hostesses secretary and Joyce Stroup, re leave by plant* Sept. 12. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lewis and to lx- announced later. porter . Initiation was also held during family motored to Crater Lake the evening for four candidates, one day last week. ' Grace Reed. Elizabeth Workman. , LaVern, S1/C °! Br<:me, ‘ Maxine Blue and Diane Moreloc ,On T"’ wct>k end w,th ",s parents. and each was presented with corsage. A' self priming certrifugal PLANN MADE AT REBEKAH l.UDGE Marie Sorensen, notile grand, presided over the business session of the Rebi’kah lodge Friday eve ning in the KXMP indl At ttil» time it wax announced that the of- fi<’em of the lixlge will entert jin Gie memlx-rx at the ScptemlxT 20 meeting. It wax also announced Unit Eugene hud Invited offkvr« of t)ie various kxigeM to meet vzph them^ for n joint instidlution in January at which lime the qi.uid sire and the president of the Rv- tx-kuh Assembly of Oregon will install the officers at a joint pub lic installation service. May we bespeak for our successors, Messrs. Clark and Booher, a continuation of your patronage. MR. AND MRS. GLENN FLATTERS pump powered by a Mercury motor. Will irrigate 10 acres — Ideal for pumping river water— S175. complete COTTAGE GROVE FOUNDRY 325 South 10th Street 45-tfe B. A P. W. CLUB TO . » A DOROTHY GRAY EVENT HAVE POTLUCK The Business and Professional Women's club will meet at the ar- ' mory Monday, September 16, at 6:30 for a covered dish dinner. There will be a program by the membership committee, of which Alice Breedlove is chairman. Each 1 member is asked to bring a pros- cleansing l pective member. heouiaw * Now We Can Give You Quick, Dependable Service!! We have recently completed remodeling our repair shop which will en able us to speed our repair service, body and fender work. — We cordially invite you to get free estimate without obligation on any of the following for your car: • BODY AND FENDER WORK • FRONT END CORRECTIONS • BRAKE SERVICE AND ADJUSTMENT • GLASS INSTALLATIONS C«*»’ v °° $19*9 I Alt^*» ’ ’- KAUM MP When Your Car Goes Through Our Clinic It Will Run and Look Like New M & S AUTO SERVICE ONE HALF MILE NORTH ON HIGHWAY 99 I I'J, miH SKIN CltAHS^ dry SM°H , rolO C° r rtEAHSlHG C« Kelly Drug Co. Phone 37 We give S & H Green Stamps The MrnilHrl, Coflag« Grove. OrvgnH »OM ALLA COI RLE WED IN IDAHO Rubber hnndx. The Sentinel., Mix* Carol Huntington, dau<>i- ter of Mr. «nd Mrs. Jay Hunting ton of Yoncalla, was married to John Iremieux of Osburn. Id dio, August 12. at Osburn, The bride is a graduate of the Yoncalla high school with the class of 1946. Mr. Lemieux served sev eral years in the U. S. Maritime Service. He has returned to sea and Mrs. Lemieux has returned to Yoncalla, and is making her home with her parents for the present. House Panting Outside A inside decoration We have paint for imm*di ate work. All work contraot- ed and guaranteed. F. W. MATHISEN 906 So. 8th St. 2-2tp-tfe Phone 271Y Try a Sent I ne' want ad. SCHOOL DAYS! t Yes, school days are here again, together with crisp fall weather that brings a glow to the cheeks and a husky ap petite for growing boys and girls. Let us help you with your food problems. We have the variety necessary to satisfy that school day appetite. Shop Irish & Swartz Today! Nucoa Cheese The Better Spread Lb Mellow West Lb PEANUT BUTTER SUN VALLEY 'JADDy AND/ THINK ITS ORANGE SWELL! U Gallons ’ ERESH X TASTY! 1-lb. Jar.. 35c Hemo The New7 Liquid JAM & JELLY We will have a small supply this week end SOUP Rancho Pea, Asparagus or Tomato 2 for 15c COCOA Hershey 'A lb. 10c pkg ZOOM CEREAL Fishers FLOUR crown LARGE BAG 98 50 Lbs FRUIT JARS ALBERS ^ SKiN CLEA^ • COMPLETE MOTOR OVERHAUL IF IT’S CAR TROUBLES JUST PHONE 180-J I burs , ' m i t A surprise farewell party Utt J Miss .Martha Crick last Thur« Jay night when Miss Sara Bjorsct in- vi ted a group of friends to her home for an evening’s -mertxin- menr honoring Miss Crick before she left for her new home i.i Glen dale, California. The group pre sented ’ Miss Crick a gift of two albums of records and enjoyed a social evening and refreshments. Giri« present were: Misses Marie Lombard, Chlon- Roberts. Joanne Short, Lois Welden, Eileen Hat- pole and Mildred Collier besides the hostess and honored guest FLAPJACK • MOTOR TUNE-UPS YOU’LL LIKE OUR SERVICE AND WORK —TRY US. MINH < Hit K tm I N ! M KU. Nl KPKiNK LONDON Marlow Water Wizard in our years of service among you. COMPLETE PAINT JOBS NPRIN«» IM D Mr MBMI k ENTERTAINED Mrs. Jack Henderer of Cottage (»rove, a Royal Neighbor member of Sprlngfwkl camp, entertained severa) members of .Springfield at n 1:00 o’clock potluck on Wednes day. Additional guests were Alice Breedlove and Nellie Blackmore. Ball or 79c Kerr Certo d ™1 P ack Coffee 79 Hills Blue Can cents per doz » 3 - 41c ,k 29c IRISH & SWARTZ DEPENDABLE FOOD SERVICE i
