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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1946)
Published Every Thursday at Cot tag« Grow, Oregon Established August 15. 1889 ■_ -——----------------------------------------Editor, Publisher rats«, cash in advance. No subscription for less than 3 1 Yr. 6 M ol 3 Mos. th Lene-Douglas Cbunties -J.50 1.50 1.00 OuUide Thia District ___ ..3.00 1.75 1.50 Foreign Ratas on Application. Ärtared at Cottage Grove, Oregon, as second class matter. STORKS. . OF HOW NAMES * HELPED MAKE AMERICA GREAT IN nie «0 DAY«, ARAB WOMEN PERFUM'D THEMSELVES BV STANO- ING IN THE 'A OKE FROM G u RM i NG spices TME SPKV SMELL OF CLOVES DELIGHTS MY HUSBAND CO sou KSKX l Cw a M IBM SOT ITS NAME BILLY > min ADEQUATE PLANNING iTJ ihen.a^ra.ge encounters so many <lif- » U Tr “I, at . ? !*.My to tasks without first making adequate fdan«, And this is especially true of the wav a number of houses have been built in the past as well as laving out too ns. Too much cf our present accommodations have been made for C»e Borne ami buggy days without taking into consideration the ckanges Which are likely to occur. Uck of foresight accounts for Pi housing shortage and once the plan is com- pwtmr, it ill extremely hard to change. What other short comings Brigham Young might have had. he knew what he was about v Part fhe Mormon church congregation to Utah and started several settlements in the Salt Lake valley. If you have been to the Salt lake valley and hav«> seen the manv .Y8?1! ^°a wil1 know what "e ari talking about. Yet the bait lake settlements were started during the horse and bug- BULLINGTON At the Buller maternity home, Sunday, Novem ber 24, IBM, to Mr. and Mrs. Don aid Bullington of Cotlnge Grove, a daughter, Donna Dee FREEMAN At the Butler (Continued from page 1) maternity home, Monday, Novem I precedentcd seating width and in- ber 25. 1M6, to Mr. and Mrs. creased visibility an* features of Howard Freemm» of Culp Creek, the new 1947 Kaiser Special auto a daughter, Susan Ellen. mobile to be displayed here for the first time November 30th. Be faithful over home relations; Careful at’ention to the factors they lead to higher Joys: obey the FOLK 5 FAR AWAY ] which provid«' passenger safety i ¿olden Rule for human life, and It and comfort has been given in de will span* you much bitterness RUST CRAFT signing the automobile, a product CHRISTMAS CARDS of Kaiser-Fraser Corp. The new of 3 5 16 inches and stroke of 100-horsepower car is a full-size, 4\ Inches. Ideal for UMiay's im six-passenger automobile with u proved gasolines', th«« compression wheel base of 133 H inches. rstio is 7.3:1, Other power fea A major achievement in passen tures include aluminum alloy pis ger comfort hits been gained in tons. a forged counterweighted th«' new automobile by location of crankshaft with four main bear th« rear ScM well forward of th«' ings. rubber engine mountings and rear axle and wheel housings, so automatic choke. that all passengers art' sent«! In the lx's! riding [Kisitionx The ad vanced location of the rear scat provides greater space in the rear luggage compartment, and has mud«' possible unsurpassed width «»f seat cushions. 62 inches both front and rear. Increased visibility has been provld«'d by moving the front pil lar posts Nick. Increasing the an- gle of 785-square-inch windshield, and providing greater side vision for th«' driver. Exceptional rear vision is provided, too, by the 44- inch wld«- rear window Mechanical features include an aU-stuel body with safety glass throughout, and a right box-type frame, large self-centering brakes and extra wide wheel rims which 1 provide steering safety and stabil- ity on turns at high speeds. Admission: $1.00 per person, including tax Longer-strpk«'d shock absorb ers have been incorporated into the chassis design for riding com fort and to enable the driver to maintain pcfect control. Indepen- «lent front wheel suspension m ef fected through helical springs, w'hilc semi-elliptic springs, rubber mounted with rubber inserts be tween the leaves, are used in the rear. Exterior d«x>r handles are of a new type which operate by gentle pressure on a “trigger" cont'ealed in the inside curve of each handle. The handles are designed so that there arc no open ends to catch in clothing. Interior appointments arc fea tured by push-button door latches, an attractively designed instru ment )>nn«g and deep cushion seats. With an overall length of 203 inchM, the Kaiser Sp«'cial has a silhouette of only 64 S inches and is *nrhes wide at its widest point. The front and rear treads are 58 and 60 inches, respectively, and th«' tire shtc. 15 x 6.50. The engine, developed by Con-1 tincntal Motors in cooperation w’ith Kaiser-Frazer engineers, is of L-head design and has a bore Knickerbocker’s ITALIAN CHEMIÍT» LEARNED MOW cetili tme OKS from flowers HUGE PERFUME FLOWER FARMS WERE PLANTEO FROM SOUTHERN FRANCE TO BULGARIA 35 TONS OF VIOLE YIELD AN OUNCE OF PERFUMERS’ ESSENCE ! a flrr P*rro>ttcd to do a little thinking out loud, we ■right direct our thoughts to the further improvement of some of our oommnnity enterprises and wish for the aid of a live Chamber of Commerce that had the cooperation of a lot of other civic groups. At the moment we ar«' thinking how appropriate t reorg8i,tz<> the Chamber of Commerce into a live organization and seek the cooperation of other groups, partic- ularly some of the rural groups like the Granges, so that when plans are laid for some civic enterprise. we might take a broad view of the benefits of such enterprise to the region as a whole rather than what they might do to one locality. It has been said that one reason some of our civic groups never accomplish«?«! anything was due to the fact that individual members on examining the proposition and failing to find where they would profit individually would immediately reject the plan« Thia might be classed as plain selfishness, but selfishness never won a war, never built a community, a church or school oi* any other worthwhile organization. MANY COMMUNITIES PLANNING HOSPITALS An increasing number of communities are planning hospi tals over the northwest. We note that plans are being made for the erection of a fifty bed hospital at Newberg, which was ae- cording to the 1940 census, about the size of Cottage Grove. Among the newly constructed hospitals is one at Seaside. This institution, operated by the city has paid its way from its incep- Similar reports are received from other hospitals, which disproves for the present at least that a hospital must always be classed ao a financial liability. Of interest too is the fact that hospital associations appear to be the coming thing and many community hospitals are oper ated by hospital associations. More and more hospital associa tions are being organized under the cooperative plan and at least oh«'instance we note where a very successful hospital has the ifrernbership fee down to a very reasonable financial level. Mem- betahips in this institution are down to $12.00 per year for the heMds of the family with $8,00 per year for each dependent in the family. Hospital rooms are down as low as $2.50 per day with major operations as low as $20.00. {Grand Opening of Hansen Bros, to Be Saturday, Nov. 30 NOVEMBER 28 GIVES US IO OUNCES THANKSGIVING NITE Cottage Grove Armory BUDDY CLUB Music by Eddie Davis Orchestra NOW PERFUMERS BLEND AS MAN/ AS ¿000 SYNTHETIC ODORS INTO ONE PERFUME WNKM BECOMES WORLD FAMOUS UNDER AN IDENTIFYING MY HUSBAND LIKES ONLY TME PER FUME I WORE WHEN HE met me he even KNOWS ITS NAME 1 ; Church Activities I LIKE TO TOY THE NEW BRANDS ning service 7:30. Mid week Wed nesday 7:30 p. m. Moose Institute Winter Tourney at Recreational Alleys The Methodist Church, Frank E. Brown, minister. — The Church First Baptist Church, Fifth St. School meets at 9:45 with S. L. At the regular meeting of the and Jefferson Avenue. Rev. Peter Mackin as superintendent. At 11 Cottage Grove M<xw lodge Tues o'clock the morning Worship Ser J. Bakker, Pastor.— Members and friends of the Baptist Church, as vice is held at which time the Pas- day evening plans were completed well as the public are invited to tor will speak on the subject, for the Moose bowling league and the union Thanksgiving service at "Man’s Bond.” The Junior Choir „preparations made to start the 10:00 a. m. in the Methodist will sing at this service. The Vcs- winter bowling tourney at the re- Church. At 7:30 p. m. Thursday, per Hour is held at 5 o'clock with creational alleys. Eight teams will there will be a special Thanksgiv the Youth Fellowships following at compete. The personnel of each ing day praise and prayer service 6 o’clock. The Young Adults will team is as follows: Wilson Creek at our church. It will be a time for meet at the home of- Mr. and Lagging Co.. L. Eastbum. captain, you to give your own personal Mrs. Monroe at 7:30 tot the bi C. Eastburn, C. E. Holmes. Leo Rickard, Cli/f Eastburn. Kelly BEAEJL TRANSFERRED “thanks ’. Why are you thankful monthly meeting. Drug: Jack Kelly, captain, N. J. Chesley Brazil has been removed from the job of managing this year? The Pastor and the Congrega Nelson, Al Micbs, Grant C. Dulley, Bonneville Administration’s district office at Eugene, as fore Our church school opens at 9:45 tion of the Church of God invite C. Morelock. Cottage Grove Trans cast exclusively in these columns (issue of Sept. 28). He has a. m. Sunday morning. One never fer: Carl Bone, captain; L. J. Üeèn Brought to Portland and placed in the BPA’s division of graduates from Sunday school! you to worship God with us. You will find suitable classes for McLaughlin, Kenneth Ward, L. Come and study the world ’ s "Best power sales and services. Brazil clashed frequently with both each member of your family in Lasater, E. W Hilbert. Kelly Mar rUD and anti-PVD group«. He is succeeded in the Eugene head Seller", the Bible, and then stay our Sunday school which assem ket: Harvey Kelly, captain; Lee for the morning worship service quarters by William E. Trommershansen. who had l»een elec at 11:00 a. m. The pastor is open bles at 10 a. m. At 11 a. m. the Harrison. Hugh Nixon. Ronald trical engineer in BPA’s Upper Columbia district office at ing a scries of sermons on "The Pastor will speak on the subject,' Gray, Harold Wolfard. Githens Motors: F. Croxell, captain; H. Spokane. — Oregon Voter. Most Wonderful Theme in the "The Grace ofAGod.” The Christian Crusaders have Hold, Joe Olds. Gene Dullcy. T. R. World”. The topic will be: "The Positive, Personal Love of God.’’ an interesting program at 6:45 and Wolcott. Quality Market: Fred COLD FEET AND INDIGESTION Holy Communion will follow, and there will be a timely message at Anderson, captain; D. Sarff. C. May, Warren Hansen, Dale Gates. all who believe in Jesus Christ as the devotional service at 7:30. CoHnen of the feet and limbs is often an evidence of indi- their personal Lord and Saviour, Prayer meeting and Bible studs Community Jewelers: C. Rippy, Cion. The col«lnesu is not due to weakness of the heart or are invited in His name, to come Wednesday at 7:30. Childrens, captain: J. Rippy, Don Bullington, story hour Friday at 3:45. Roy fe. Elliott Vocgele, Bob Nelson. Cot tentaa of circulation, as is generally supposed, but to the con- to His table. tage Grove Auto Supply Co., L. traction of fhe small arteries, preventing blood from entering The Baptist Youth Fellowship Hutchison, Pastor. DeYoung, captain; Chas. Clark. th$ parts. This is caused by irritation of the abdominal sympa- usually meets at 6:30 p. m. This Our Lady of Perpetual Help C. Plunkett, Mark Kincart, Mel thetM aerve centers which control the circulation of the lower Sunday, there will be a Vesper Catholic church. North H and extremities. This difficulty is not to be removed by exercise or Service at 3:00 p. m. in place of Birch St.—Sunday masses at 8:00 vin Brady. • Regular bowling nights for the 6:30 hour. Baptists all over by any special application to the limbs, but by removal of the the world are holding these special and 10:00 a. m. Daily mass 8:00 league members will be Monday dauae of britation., vespers. This Sunday is "Sunday a. m. Rev. L. H. .Soh 1er, pastor. and Thursday nights. Persons who suffer from sour stomach or hyperacidit-y often of Sacrifice", or Sunday of "Priv Principal and Mrs. Gaylord Dav ilege”, to give to the aid of those experience coldness of the hands and feet after meals. Monroe Avenue Church of Christ Hot and cold foot baths are valuable. These aet, not simply । who are physically and spiritually Monroe near.Fifth st.. Cottage ies and children will spend the sick. J ( Thanksgiving holidays with rela Grove-Sund;ty Bible school 10:00 tives in Portland. oflthe feet and limbs, but by reflex action affect beneficially the "The Persons of God’s Love" is m.. worship 11:00 a. m , worship abdominal sympathetic renters, which are in the diseased condi- the evening sermon, 7:30 p. m. a. : tion. This service is not as formal as 7:30 p. m. Wednesday service 8:00 Wo plan to open the new Men’s Rubbing of the feet and legs is also an excellent method of our morninK service, but it in- p. m Woodrow W. Hughes, minis- class room in the basement. We ter. Box 111, Phone 25, Cottage pray that God will bless it to the omcoming spasm of the blood vessels, thus preserving the nor- clude* ,hr samp wonderful mes- Grove. service of men. Men! If you have mal circulation. The rubbing should be from the feet toward thcl“8® from ,hc Book ------------ not been coming to Bible school. bod«. The surface should be well lubricated. To avoid irritation Church of Christ, 6th Sr Gibbs, won’t you begin this Lord’s day? of the skin, eare should also I k * taken to clothe the limbs very Christian Science Society, Cot- "The Church With the Friendly Bible schooLat 9.45. Morning Wor- WBrmly. Ih many cases this is necessary even in the summer ,age Grove, Oregon, 242 Second Spirit." - What do you think ship at H :(X), sermon: "You Ought Rprumti zr a tt Street holds Sunday services at S! XS " Dr' H' A' Ha*en 11 a. m. and Sunday School at about the church friend? No, I m to Change Your Mind." Young not talking to the outsider, but folks at 6:30. Come! No prayer ______ ... " ------------- -- 1 1 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening to you who are members. What meeting this Thursday evening, meetings at 8 p. m. (The second do you think about the church? Evening Evangelistic Services at Wednesday of each month). Read- Or do you think'about it? Stop 7:30, Sermon True Standards of i ing room is opened each day from and think about it, won’t you Greatness.” A friendly welcome ■ 2 to 4 except Sunday and holidays. friend" Then pray about it. Come awaits you at all of these services, ■ The subject for next Sunday is and help us on the Lord’s Day. J. Michael Shelley, minister. * "Ancient and Modern Necroman cy, Alias Mesmerism and Hypno » tism, Denounced.v A Thanksgiving r service will be held at 11 a. m. k 1 gasoline range, 4 burners and oven; 1 man’s bike; switch box and outlet plug for electric range; Model A ' power unit; V pulleys and belts; 1 single wheel trailer. R. E. Gheer 926 East Main Phone 310J 16 Ite CAR OWNERS TRUCKERS m ......... London Church of Christ- Bible study 10 a. m. Sermon 11 by Sam Medford. Communion 11:45. Eve- Satterfield's Garage better performance from your car or truck in the wtator WMks ahead — Let use Marfax your car or truck Mrf »p lu s your crank case oil with the proper winter Let w ehre for your car or truck — It may be a long time We have plenty of corn now and can supply either crack ed, ground or whole corn. Also we have soybean meal and Redmond Spuds. 4 - CORN Clark and Booher Texaco Service Station Arleigh Berggren and W. J. Hoopes, Props. 5th and Washington Phone 57 B & H Feed Store Taxi & Towing Service For good bad-weather driving try al tankful, of Shell Premium !7 Phone 294-R » At Inte hours If no answer Piense call again in 5 min. \ pw ,T ! It one of the ™ mriiy ny different power available by Shell Research. results from component ; -selected and tailored for your specific climate R^/t; Wherever you live, Shell Premium for winter deliver. 24 Hour Service 8th & Wash. 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