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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1947)
RESEARCH C1.I B I you should, for this crucifixión Lena Zendron i ave 'he regular I pt ss .♦ •■• scene I r one of the blackest sins hook report last Tuesday night ut | Ijllirfh /I I ' 111/11 IP<i FINK CONMKTK N <>f al) time. It showed how far sin the Re March club She reported | VUU1 UI ALUÌI LlCJ would go to gain Its ends. But did Demonatratlon by appointment on “I ChoiMc Firerlnin.” The milg- e*^»«« - **■ n — — ■■ — you know that the Bible speaks of MRS M. L. CASTLE axine report wm given by Helen Christian Science Society, Cot-j" ■*o"d crucifixion? And that mONK ¡HFH Hagen. It win entitled "Orches- Grove, UH'gon, Oregon, 242 HVConQ Second those w ’«» itavr have pm part in in n it »nan shall trat bin” ku — 'ri . »age * MFUVr, ww • 25-tfc . ^ ii ? ! K| h | , m ‘ Street holds Sunday services at 11 rnnu‘ ‘o • ««d end indeed? Is It Febril'rv ** * M,’n<,'‘y* a. m. and Sunday »chool at 9:45 P<*»ible that you might have part —— — 'w.'—a ni. Wislnenday evening meetings ,n this second great crime of the a» 8 p. m. (the second Wedncs- •S®«T Ye», it is very poMiblr You <lay of each month). Reading room •• lo yourself to come and in open euch day except Sundays ■'’tudY *h’» subject with u» thin und holiday» from 2 to 4. The »ub- Sun,1ay night. You will be inter ject for next Sunday 1» "Soul.” —. . - Bible school at 9:45. Our Bible Our Ijidy of Pcqatual Help w'ho"1 ha* K^’Wing by leaps I Catholic church. North H und ^nds, but we »till have a Birch St. Sunday masses at 8:f)0: "'“.S” Y°u | und 10:00 a. m. Daily muss 8:00 Morning Worship at 1140. ser- ALINEMENT CRIPPLE YOUR CAR a. m. Rev. L. II. Sohler, pastor. mon: ‘Things That Cannot Be Shaken." If you feel down in the w Ik« mouth ’his message will help you Assembly of Go<l - extend a hearty invit'.tion ti you y"Ur ,or 11 “ LUZIER 8 DON'T LET FAULTY WHEEL Wheel Alignment $8.00 up First Baptist Church, Fifth and We are now prepared to do Vi Mile North on Highway 99 Phone 180 J Mias Shirley Culver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Len H. Culver, Cottage Grove and Mr. George Keefauver Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, George Keefauver of Al bany, were united in marriage at the First Baptist Church, Sunday, February 9. The Rev. Peter Bak ker performed the ceremony at 2:30. . The bride, wearing a light blur suit and carrying a white Bible with a bouquet of pink rosebuds and orchids was given in marriage by b»-r father. The maid of honor was Elsie A. iarwn, who wore a corsage of gardenias. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, E. Nelson Keefau- ver. The couple plan to make their horne in Albany, Oregon. Chain Saw Filing az well as cross cut, skill and band up to 1*4 inch cir cle. Hand saws sharpened and retoothed. Lawn mowers and other tools sharpened. Phone 146. 26-tfex b' rla“‘ Jefferson, Rev. Peter J. Bakker,! pastor. Phon»* 259-L. “The Life “*■ 'The Divine Imperative for Line of the Church" and of the Man ” The choir, under the lead Christian is prayer. This evening ership of Miss Orlena Martin, will at 7:30 o’clock the members and sing. ‘Thou Art the Way” by friends of the Baptist church arc Ralph Horner. At "Inspiration invited to pray together. There Time", 7:30 p. m. "The Wildest will be a Sunday school teachers' Animal in the Work!" will be the meeting at 8:30 p. m. sermon, and the mixed quartet Tomorrow, Friday evening, the will sing. trustees, their wives, and the Church school, with classes for church treasurer anti her husband all ages, opens at 9:45 a. m., with are invited to the parsonage at the lesson on "Jesus the Light of 8:00 p. m. for a social time togeth- the World." The Junior choir sings at 3:00 p. m.; and the Youth Fel The pastor's theme for the Sun lowship groups meet at 6:30 p. m. day morning service at 11:00 a. m. Mary Bush and Virginia Hudson have the program in the senior group: and Shelia Markham and Glenda Hudson will give the illus trated talk in the junior group The senior choir rehearses on Wednesday evening«, at 8:00 p. m.; and Boy Scout Troop No. 60 meets every Monday, at 7:30 p. m. There will be a special cottage prayer meeting. Tuesday evening at 7:30 p. m. at the home of Mr .and Mrs. Truman Clark. 143 N. “O” Street. NEWEST CHEVROLET! Monsignor Fulton J. Sheen, out standing radio pulpit orator can be heard on the Catholic Hour, each Sunday over NBC at 3:00 p. m. Monsignor Sheen speaks on the vital subject of Communism, un der the general topic, "Light Your I Lamps'*. He ean be heard every Sunday until Easter. THAT’S OUR BUSINESS! Fancy fresh frozen goods in the well known labels. Crisp garden fresh vegetables and the most complete stock of staple groceries to be found anywhere are yours for the choosing at your Irish-Swartz store. You’ll enjoy shop ping this friendly modern food market any day and every day. Golden West FINE COFFEE ANY GRIND e-exxv *•< auie J Ulf, BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST now made even bigger looking, even better looking even more beautiful and desirable in every way Today, we and all other Chevrolet dealers are displaying the newest creation of America’s largest producer of automobiles—the new Chevrolet for 1947—ottering you an even greater measure of BIG-CAR QUALITY Al’ LOWEST COST! See it and you will agree that it’s the biggeaMing and best-looking Chev- rolet ever built. It s more beautiful in every way, both inside and out. It’s designed to out-style, out-value, out-sdvt all other cars in its field. And above all, it reveals that sterling Big-Car quality—in every phase and feature, in every part and pound of material—which buyers agree is exclusive to Chevrolet in its price range. Yet here’s the lowest-priced Hue in its field I Make it a point to see this newest Chevrolet at our showroom— today! WIAk Sill 14 A0AIN" ta elMical two conductei by ■«•did doctori m«rn than IM tost 14 to IS pt.Ml..« COTTAGE GROVE MOTOR CO Chevrolet 112 N. Ninth on Hiway 99 Oldsmobile Phone 77 After No eierciie. No laxatl.M. No drug». Eat plenty. You don't cut ont them down. Simpln when you * >» dnlieiout AT DS Vitamin Candy baton uiaaU Only <2 M for Jo day,' aupply. phon» Kelly Drug Company LB Rib Steak 1 ; Cake Flour 59c lb. ' : Pure Ground Beef 39c lb.. FISHER’S NEW Guaranteed Quality Bacon Squares FRUIT COCKTAIL Libby’s 2Ws 39c PEACHES Hunts Fey Th 33c 6-1.95 SHRIMP Fancy Ige wet pack 49c can OYSTERS Burgess fey cove 49c can SOUP Grapefruit No. 2 cans 10c ea Case of OC 53c lb. Pork Steak ; Lean Shoulder Cuts 59c lb. ‘ Campbell’s Tomato We will have available this weekend: Florida Gold Nice for Seasoning —Soap Powders —Syrups —Shortening —Salad Oil WHILE THEY LAST! Pickle Special —Mom’s B & B, Pints —Libby’s Mustard, 14 oz, -Libby’s Relish, 14 oz. -Hav-sum Sweets, Pints Your Choice ea* SODAS New Pack CORR SOYA Kelloggs cereal 2 27ci PANCAKE Fisher’s "10 lbs. Ml PUDDINGS Percy’s 10c value 5c eaJ PRUNES Oregon Italian 3 lbs. 69c Try this Excellent Hot Cereal Fancy Quality Strained 5 lbs \'BakeW*'- ’Qswa&M&o tíour ,r»Afd CHOCOLATE FLAVORED One IM It» . M im Raynoldaloat wwsb» WMldy wnb AY DM Vi«*, mm Caady Knluring Plan. Wow •lie ha. a model! ligure. Your ov porienoo may or may not ba (ha aw. but try tbu raairr raduaug »x-rnUe In • few wssks with the AY DS Vitamin Candy ■aducing Plan. The Best In Meats 0 • * T 5o lbs, ”1 LOST 32 LBS.! MARKET Lean and Meaty Monroe Ave Church of Christ, Monroe near Fifth street- Sunday Bible classes 10:00 a. m. Sunday worship ll.-QO a. m.; subject: “Re- jeeted" Toung people's elans 7:00 0. m. Evening services 8:00 p. m. subject: ‘The Church at Ephesus”. Wednesday Bible study 8.00 p. m. All are cordially invited to come and, worship with us.—Woodrow W. Hughes, minister. The Methodist church, Frank E. Brim ri. minister — The church school convenes on Sunday at 9:45 with a class for each age group, starting with the pre-school chil dren up through the classes for adults. The morning worship hour is held at 11 o’clock at which time the pastor will speak on the sub ject. "Choosing the Good Part," and the senior choir will sing the anthem of the morning. The Ves per hour will present a radio drama. "A Voice Said Go", by the young people of the church under the direction of Mrs. Mar tha Hicks and Ralph Allen. The Methodist Youth Fellowships will meet at six o'clock with a special feature- in store for the High , School Group when Mr. Ted Ya suda, University of Oregon student from Japan, will speak to them. ■ Mr. Yasuda will also conduct a discussion at the Young Adult Fel- i lowship meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schultz, 518 South Douglas street. On Monday evening, at 6:45. the Methodist Men wiil have their annual Fath- , er-Son Banquet in the church din- i ing room. The Sentinel, Cottage drove. FOODS y a *votk>™1 to to the dining room of m rein* Mid week prayer meeting the church. There they found „ rc- J hursday evening at 8 p. m. freshmenfs consisting of apple pie, ief cr P am ’ h ,' W h '^ services of this friendly church served to them by the ladies of 41 8. 6th St. Floyd Meade and Ralph Schultz, Owners Thum., Feb. 13, 1917 XXttaetkm th* <*UrCh Young folks at «:». This fine HR BYPI BOX SOCIAL u i n‘ ,, und growing group extends to you A dessert box social was given ■) H a Chri?t m |nv‘‘*tion to come and n nt ‘« Arnl 2 Shar" Wlth them ,h‘’ K004 ,hin** by the Sr. B.Y.P.U. for the Har mony Circle of the Baptist Church o m.; ( hriMt n ArnlMissadoni 6:30 of 7:^'p.e^n,n“ eV"ng<‘“M“r _ Evening evangelistic service at Monday night, Feb. 10 at 7:30 p. m. W. C. Martin Jr. was in charge 7:30. Sermon: "The Second Cruci of the raffling and the highest bid Weekday service»: Tuesday, fixion of Christ.” on a box was about $4.00. The in prayer, 7:30 p. m.; Thursday, Bi Special emphasis is being laid dividual boxes were decorated, ble study, 7:45 p. m. nl this time on the mid-week such as hats etc. W. C. was also in We have a home dv|>artment and Bible and prayer service at 7:30 p charge of the other miscellaneous any wishing spirit uul help or m Thursday evening. Come and food. would like u visit from the minis- study with us "The place that After the raffling, those present ter, feci free to call at any rime. Jesus Christ occupies in the Bible played different games, Mary Bush Also, if you are in nt*ed of u wheel plan of redemption.” being in charge. chair, in an emergency, we shall W<* believe that you will find a Although then* wasn't a record , be glad to I m * of an accommodation friendly fellowship and good old- crowd, those who did come were to you,- Rev. Hilton T Park, min time gospel singing which will giv»* <k*termined to come the next time ister, Plume 195-R. you new courage — J. Michael a box social is held. Shelley, minister. Church of Chri»t, 6th & Gibbs, “The Church With a Friendly PRESBYTERIAN < HOIK Free church. South ENTERTAINED Spirit." What do you think of « Methodist .. — ----- ----------- The m,‘lnber« of ’he choir of the tli«* crucifixion of Christ, friend? is tu.1 G ui ■ 'Presbyterian church were pleas- 1» it all right with you? Do you ™ v*. y an“y ’«n>r«ed Thursday Febru- think He got a fair deal? Or do r a. m. The Young will sing ary B af,„r th<,ir w„ning you think aix>ul ul all? L , J W ‘ ’k,'> wh*n ,h‘‘y invited by the 1 i ■ ---- --------------------------------------------------- Pat’s Saw and Lawn Mower Shop M.& S AUTO SERVICE (T’LVER-KEEFACVER WEDDIMD HELD IRISH & SWART “Friendly Dependable Fod Service”
