CRESWELL
An exhibit tabic was planned fori
IDENTICAL NAMES, WOÙNDS, JOB'S, CARS visited this week eml with her par-1 U why it has not been sounding at Thur»., I.b. 27, 1947
each Grange meeting and Mrs. El­
ent«, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Robert*. 10:00 each night a* usual.
I*«i*t 4O3B, VFW, met M«>n«luy mer Tohlen will be in charge of
About 9:30 Sunday morning two
The seniors of Creswell high
evening ut the IOOF hall und ob­ the table for the next meeting. A
school ar«- working on the annual out of town car« collided where
ligated Clarence Hockett um u new beautiful vanity Set was presented
play which is to be presented Fri­ the highway turns and crosses the
mcmiw'r. W. C Adum* administer- to Mrs. E. L. Reynolds, the Retir­
day, Murch 14. It 1» a three act railroad. Quite a bit of damage
<•<1 the obligation. The Post voted ing president, In appreciation of
comedy entitled "Act Your Age." was done and four people were
to sponsor «Creswell B««y Scout the good work she had «lone in Hie
They arc also planning a pie social taken to hospitals in Eugene suf­
troop No. 2H. Noimnutloiui for «if- lust year Mrs. Fr«-d Trumbly pre-
for Friday. Feb. 2« at the high fering from different injuries.
florrs will I k - continued at the next m-nted the program which opened
school auditorium.
meeting und ek-etton will I m - held by nil singing "America". Mrs.
The management of the local LONE TIRKEV GROWER
th«- first meeting in Murch.
(’ r a w f o r <1
February
Unless some farmers change
telephone office ask.« that tele-
Creswell Lodg«- 112 A. F. A A. Dreams” nn«l Mr*. A. E. Elmen­
phon«- and electrical bills be paid their plans, Charles Palmer of
M met Monday and conferred the dorf and Mr». G. R Miller sang
on week day* between 9 a. m. and Thornton Corners section will bt
Glenwood, 4115 Hi way 99 So., 1 Blk West Springfield Jet.
Muster Musou degree on two can- "In the Garden." Margaret Vaughn
5
p. m. One more long distance line the only turkey grower left in the
dktates. Refreshments were served read "Liv«- and Let Live" and Mrx.
has bt« n added to Eugene which game this year. Others have
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after the meeting.
Miller read "Little Things”. Mr*.
now makes three and there will be dropped out because of the mar­
Mr* Olive Purlin arrived home J. P. Walker gave some helpful
ket outlook and feed situation.
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two to Cottage Grove.
Monday from Mesa, Idaho where hints to housewives, and u musical
J.
R.
Miller.
John
Ray.
and
Nor
­
she hud »pent the lust few months quiz was presented with Mrs. C. I.
Try a Sentinel want ad.
man Skagg» went to Cottage
with her daughter who Ims been Kent al th«- piano and Mr». C. 11.
Grove
to
a
special
meeting
of
the
ill
Harrold winning th«- prize. Re*
IOOF Saturday evening. The first
V«o«M MmMrtrUitt VM».
Home Economics club mot Tues­ freshmen,s were «erved by Mr».
day afternoon at th«- Grange hull Reynolds, Mrs. E. L. Malone, und Rudy M H.rnand.t (l«h)and Eu,«n. C. H«mand«i art sot ralatlv««, but th«b degree of th«- order was conferred
on eight candidates by the Wnima-
and held their regular bUNlncss Mrs. F. P. Clack
war and potl-wa« II».« tun a ««motkaM« patallal. Both «nlid.d in Army from
meeting Mrs. G. R. Miller, who
An eight jiound boy wax born to T«»o«, tach lot* a 1«, in ETO, both w««« hotpiialii.d al B«i,ham City, Utah, whala Encampment team.
A group of Odd Fellows went
both manltd Ofd.n ,lrh whll* r«cvp«ta*in., both w««« diuhaiftd lai* lart
was in charge of the recent Inter* Mr. and Mrs. fl«»y Peterson nt n
y.a«, both work a« forklift op.ralori at it Ci«o«H«id
Cl«o«n«ld naval
naval mpply
------ ' depot and both ’ ,o Gukridge Sunday -nd secure«! a
natmnul dinner, reported
Eugene hospital, Tuesday, Febru­
obtained identical new cart from th« V«t«rani Adminutration-admin- 1 pool tabic for the club room of
cleared, und recommended that n ary IK This is the first grandchild >«c«nlly
Ittered program, i
, the IOOF hall.
larger «'««ik Move Iw purchas<'d for of Mrs. A. W. Mourer.
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Two now four burner Butane
the kit« hen. Th«' sewing committee
Mrs. Fred Nichols entcrtaln<-d dorf; auditing committee, .Mrs. R. «•nd with h«-r
parents. Mr. and Mr».'gas stove» were installed at the
nnnounc«* they had purchtuu-d the FL club Tu«-»day evening and
M. Carpenter, Lota Ringsdorf, and F. B. Good. Mi Schneeflock re- grade school kitchen Saturday
n«'w drufjex for the club room the following committees were ap-
Mr*. Norman Skaggs; reporter,
- These have been badly rw«-d«-d for
wind iw', »nd iji • I uxuar commit- isanted: sunshine, Mr«. Kenneth Mrs. Skaggs. Mr». Carpenter was mained for a longer visit.
Fred Posey, a former resident, some time and will be an improve-
te«' i'i . »'«I । numix-r of ninier- McCoy; birthday bucket, Mrs. Ted appointed chaplain for the year.
lul» ...i tin. l to k’uirt work with. Mogstad; scrap issik, Ixiiu King«- It wax suggested that the members «•»Hod on ^'reswoil friends Sunday. I ment in the kitchen equipment A
Hi- is now custodian of the Stella 3() gallon Butane waler heater was
notify th«- hostess if uh«' cannot at­ Magladry school in Eugen«-.
I also installed. The work was done
tend a meeting. The member* cro­
Mr. und Mra. George Ros* spent, by a Eugene gas company.
cheted emblem* for th«- Rebekah* I;.st week vi Jing in Seattle with
There will b«- no grade school
after tin- business meeting un«l relatives.
Friday Feb. 28 because of the
there will tn- a sp«-cial meeting
A. E. Sharp of Springfield has
"hoP being held in Spring*
March 4 at th«- home of Lola
- field for grade school teachers.
bought
a
lot
on
North
Second
FUngadorf and mor«- crocheting
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Churchill
street from Richard ('ampbell and
will be done. Th«- next regular
and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Church­
will
erect
a
house
for
his
mother,
meeting will be March IS at the
Mrs. Eva Shelton. Mrs. Shelton is ill, all of Corvallis visited with
horn«- of Mr*. Skaggs.
-Mrs. Louisa Powell Sunday. Mrs.
a former resident.
Mr. an«l Mrs. John Camp of .Se­
The following committees have Scott Churchill is a sister of Mrs.
attle visited with Creswell friends lx-cn announced for the experience Powell. .
Monday. They wen- accompanied social and homecoming planner! by
Mias Jean Ritchey, daughter of
by Mrs. Alice Camp who hail been the Rebekahs for March 12: Ad­ Mr and Mrs. H. N. Ritchey of
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. vertising and invitations. Mrs. C. I. Sutherlin, and Richard Higgins,
Robert Wright at Corvallis.
Kent. Mrs. V. W. Johnston, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Higgins of
were married at the First
Donald Bluck, a student at th«- Mr». Elmer Persch; table decora- Eugene,
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hurch in Eugene Sun-
Uregon State
’
College,
_ was home tions, Mrs. K. McCoy. Mre E.
fc*'
for the week end His mother, Mrs. Cartwright, and Mrs. C. Bush; en-
^'h- -6
*b with th«- Rev. Hugh
N. McCallum officiating.
Patricia
James Black, has recently re tertainment, Mrs. Frank Sly, Mrs. ..
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turned from a trip to Pennsyl Fred Trumbly. and Mrs. J. P. Montgomery of Sutherlin and
Walker; refreshments. Mrs. Min- Geo««* Hargett, uncle of the bride,
vania.
“*rr,siburg
the attend­
Gilfry Lodge IOOF met Wed- nic Henriksen, Mr*. Chas. Ellis.
ants. The bride wore a suit of
nesdsy evening and transacted and Mrs. L. J. Quigley.
Mr. und Mrs George Dewey and a‘4“a W1'h black accessories. Sho is
regular business. It was decided to
purchase a pool table for the club s«»n, J«?»sie, of Victor, Idaho visitc-d a Jumor in ( reswell high school
If we do not have what you need in stock now, please be patient and we shall try to have
room and one ha.» been found and recently with Mr and Mrs. Fred a"‘La slst,Vr^f M" “ Grahanl
will be set up as soon as possible. Trumbly. Mr. Dewey is an uncle of 01 tresw‘>1> The groom is a navy
it at the earliest possible date. Thanks for your wonderful attendance at our Anniversary.
, veteran and is employed at the
Commitment service* were held Mr. Trumbly.
Goshen
saw
mill.
Mr
and
Mrs.
Ed
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Monday at the Creswell cemetery
for Mrs. Rosa J. Blythe of Port- A. R. Gwyther Thursday, Febru­ Graham were Creswell residents
pn-sent at the wedding. The couple
land with E.
Schwering in ary 20, at a Eugene hospital Th«'
charge of the services. Mr». Blythe Gwyther» also have a daughter, will make their home at Sutherlin.
The new telephone office will be
was th«- mother of Mrs. Dora Judy.
Among those attending Pomona ready for occupancy a* soon as
Parker whose husband was a for-
mer pastor of the Crrsw«-li Meth- Grange at Lowell Saturday. Feb. one more piece of equipment ar­
22 were H. A. Howe, Mr and Mrs. rives. Men have been putting the
«»dist church. •
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PHONE 361
cables into the building this week
Miu Alleyne Spencer’s art stu­ F. P Clack, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
and while doing this it was neces­
DR. M. E. SMITH IN CHARGE OF OUR OPTICAL DEPT.
dent* have again been honored in Radcliff, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith,
sary to take the line down that
their radio art work. Juanita Mrs. G R. Miller. Mrs. R. F. Scott.
Finch bus recently won the first Mrs. Vun Jurousbeck, and Mr. and connects with the curfew and that
. prize for the fifth gr ide und Ellen Mrs Elmer Tohlen
Mrs. L«-onard Ziniker and Mrs.
Makme won the first prize for
the seventh grade. Students from Norman Skaggs took their girl
all over the state participate in scout troops to Eugene to visit
the Eugene Farmers Creamery,
these contexts.
Several local teacluira arc at­ und the Girl Scout office Satur­
tending the Audia Visual Aids day. Mrs. Kenneth Schwerin«» and
classes at the University each Mrs. C. Scarbrough furnished cars.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Smith spent
Thursday evening. Dr, Wood is
th«- instructor. Those- taking the the week end at Portland visiting
work are Miu Ruby IGoidsworthy. with their son. Robert C. Smith
Mrs. Ruth Tipton. Miss Alleyne und family.
7^ Start that home right with:
A very good crowd attended the
Spencer and Mrs. Orris Steele.
DUAL OCTANE QUALITY GASOLINE
A davenport and matching
Th«- City Council held a special junior class play, “A Date With
chair.
m<-eting Monday evening an«i de- Judy,' at the high school auditor­
cid«-d to dig a new well to reptaw ium. Friday evening. The play was
Dining Sets.
th«- one dug last summer which nas well pn-sented and con.sider«-d one
proven unsatisfactory. Ethan Al­ of the best prepared in a number
Gorgeous all chrome dining
In cold or heat — in your car, new or old —
ing, and also for economy. Its octane is right
len, R M. Carpenter, and Norman of years. Mr». Victor DeMatci was
sets.
Skaggs were appointed to locate the director.
A ro T ane offers today’s finest all around gas­
for complete elimination of knock or ping
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid
a suitable plac«- for the new one.
oline performance. A ro T ane —produced by
under all driving conditions.
Creswell chapter of E'astern held a no-hostes» meeting at the
Star met Thursday evening and in­ h«>me of Mrs. Minnie Anderson
the
pioneer
in
the
field
of
premium
motor
fuels
itiated Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Nichols. Wednesday afternoon. March 29
THOSE HARD TO GET INNERSPRING MATTRESSES.
Refreshments wen- scrv«-d in keep­ was set as the date for annual
— is made entirely from high octane compon­
today—at your Friendly Associated Dealer's.
ing with Washington's birthday Easter io«>d sal«- and bazaar to
(Both for single and double beds.)
ents,
in
balanced
proportions.
This
means
that
Remember,
A ro T ane makes any car a better car
b«-
held
at
the
Red
&
White
store.
and the tables were decorated bery
attractively by Miu Alleyne Spen­ an«l the committees were appoint-
A ro T as E’S volatility is right for instant start-
to drive. >
cer's art class of the grade school. «•dt for the'coming event. A nom­
inating
committee
was
named
as
T!»e World Day of Prayer was
TIDE WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANi
observed by the Cn-swell church«-s follows to suggest officers for the
at the Creswell Church of Christ, new term. Mrs. G. N. Post, Mrs.
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ronald Os­ Geosge Gwyther. and Mrs. Wm.
borne was the leader and was as­ Thomson. There were 28 members
sisted by Mrs. J. E. Smith, Mrs. present and the following guests;
C. H. Harrold, Miss Kathryn Mo-- Mmes. Richard Campbell, H. W.
berg and Miss Teresa Kuykendall. Bryden. Mary Olson. R. S. Rolfe,
Mrs. Ward Rice was th«- soloist and Rosie Hanson of Creswell, and
Everything in the Furniture Line.
and Mrs. Ray Vincent the pianist. Mr». Earl Steadman of Watford
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Schneeflock City, N. D„ Mrs-. Janet Brown of !
of Union, Oregon spent the week Keene. N. D.. Mrs. Andrew Olson.
Mrs. Arthur Olson and Mrs. Cora
। Olson, all of Eugene. The birth- ,
days of January and February
were honored with a lighted birth- '
day cake. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mrs. Cal Hatfield
with Mrs. Leo Wilson assisting
hostess. The roll call will be an­
swered with a Bible verse contain- I
। ing the word "peace ’.
CHOPIN WALTZES
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ALEXANDER BRAILOWSKY
The fire department respond«-d
to a call at the home of Mr. and
AVE MARIA
..................................................................... MARION ANDERSON
Mrs. G. E. Everson Wednesday
GREAT SONGS OF FAITH
...................................... MARION ANDERSON
evening. It wa» a roof fire and did
not cause a great deal of damage.
RHAPSODY IN BLUE
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OSCAR LEVANT
The F. B. Good family attended
a family reunion in Corvallis Sun­
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NATIONAL SYMPHONYORCHESTRA
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
••
C. M. Osborne. Among the others
present were Mildred Good and
Dean Busted of Creswell.
MUSIC OF:
Th«- WSCS of the Methodist
Chopin — Beethoven — Debusay — Brahms — Schubert — Mosart — Rachmaninoff
church met for a pot-luck dinner
Wednesday at the annex. Out of
Also albums and singles in western and popular: Dorsey, Monroe, Kaye, Como, Sinatra,
town members present were Mi's.
Autry, Acuff, Willis, Rogers, Robertson, Arnold, etc.
Fred Rowley and Mrs. Frank
Beckley of Eugene and Mrs. Syl­
via Adams of Goshen. At the meet­
ing which followed Mrs. W. C. Ad­
ams led th«- devotions and Mrs. H
A. Howe presented the lesson. It
was voted to buy more cups for use
at the annex and to donate $3 to
। the Red Cross drive. The hostesses
for the next Dorcas meeting will
be Mrs. C. Scarbrough, Mrs. Dora
Martin, Mrs. .L. H. Brown, and
Mrs. R. E. Wright.
Mrs. Avia Graves arrived homo
this week from spending the win­
ter with her son, Hugh, who is
stationed with the navy in Penn­
sylvania. Sho returned home by
702 Main
Phone
way of the Panama Canal and re­
ports a wonderful trip.
Miss Elva Roberts of Portland
-Unpainted or Painted Furniture-
Chests, Book Cases, Desk, Chairs
and Novelties.
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Bookkeeping Outfits, all kinds. The Sentinels
Make This Your Headquarters For
HOME ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES - Toastmas­
ter, Mixmaster, Coffeemaster, Manning
Bowman Products.
RADIOS and Radio-Phonogi aph Combinations
Admiral and Emerson.
Plunkett's Associated
Service Station
RAZORS — Schick, Rem., Sunbeam & Packard
SILVERWARE — Community Plate, 1847 Rogers,
Holmes and Edwards, 1881 Rogers, Wil­
liam Roger and Son, Roger Bros., Tudor
Plate.
Steam Cleaning
Trucks
Automobiles
STERLING SILVER
International, Gorham
Reed and Barton, Wallace Alvin
Lumber Carriers
Oil
Lubrication
AUTOMOBILES WASHED
North 9th St
Trade in your old watch, radio or diamond on a new one
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