Thur»., Hept. II, IM7
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MEANS A CALL FOR
Clothes, Suits, Sweaters, Coats,
Dresses, English-Ribbed Anklets
See them at
Amest’s Dress Shop
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DORENA
' CRESWELL
held their firtt meeting of the fall1
■ dumb institute In Salem Sunday.
Wednesday afternoon at the home
Tlie Bales and Doolittle reunion
The city council met September
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Olaf
Bridenstlne
of Mrs R M Carpenter with Mrs
3rd and discussed raising the wat­
attended the state fair at Salem and picnic dinner will be held at
the U. 8. Bales home Septcmlier
er rates 25 cents per month thus Norman Skaggs assisting hostess. Wednesday.
I 21st.
making the minimum rates within It was reported that approximate­
Mrs.
Wilbur
Doolittle
whs pleas­
ly KU* was clean'd on the recent
Mr. and Mrs. Roderick and fam­
the city $1.50 and outside the city
ice cream social. The quilting antly surprised Friday afternoon ily. Jeanine Dulley ami Janet
$2.00. Th«* water rates have re-
with
a
stork
shower.
She
received
mairu*d at the same prewar level group of the Aid turned in $9 95 many nice gifts Refreshments Jones spent Sunday at the coast
Mr and Mm. Olaf Bridenstlne
while operating and maintenance to the treasurer The annual runi­ were served by May IXxilittle and
mage sale was discussed and ten-
and Mr. and Mrs U. S Bale« vis-
therefore
imunuiT a i raise is necessary
nenxsirj to
io , .
,1.
Ruby Wilson
continue profitable operation of ,.R 1 • set for early October.
Clo Rein1 Bales cut her foot ited at the Elwyn Bales home in
the system. The new rates will be I "Reward” will be the roll call for quite badly Friday afternoon while Delight Valley Sunday.
Mr and Mrs. Hubert Haworth
effective October 1st. The council the Sept. 17 meeting at the home playing in the creek.
of Cottage Grove were guests of
also amended the ordinance per­ of Mrs. Richard Campbell and the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wilbur
Doolittle
taining to drunken driving by in­ birthdays of July ami August will made a business trip to Roseburg Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bales Sunday.
creasing the penalty to $250 fine be observed. Seventeen members this week.
were present and Mrs. Carrie
or six months in prison or both. Crabb
Mrs. Helen Hancock nnd friends
was a visitor.
This puts the penalty here on a
of Eugene visited the deaf and
State
road
crews
resurfaced
a
basis .with other towns.
Glen Wicks, son of Mr. ami Miles number of the streets around town open soon now She has had a
this week.
O. Wicks, has been granted a com­
The FL club sponsored a card store building and residence erect-
mercial florist license and is spe-
,
, .
.
. and bingo party at the IOOF hall
on South First street and is ex-
fui hH* which*'are h’m’ndS1nn< |S,,uri,a)' eiVning Due to the wet ’ Piling the arrival of heF stock
tusemas wmen are noused in a
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a...
new greenhouse, and in tomatoes '
k
Kr°UP M'
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just outside Glen is a graduate of '¿'"V but a 801x1 tinw Was en’
Kd',h “V11" of
D*11«
Cottage
Grove o2gon
hieh school
and .
last W. week
with She
her taught
cousin. in
plans
to attend
State col-
Ad* Willoughby of Eugene visited
Mrs K
Ogram.
Concrete Products
Building Blocks, nil a I smi IMer
Blocks | Cblmuy Block»; etc.
W atarproofing.
Cecil C. Wooley
East Mala Street
4fi tfc
Mimee’s Tot
and
Myrtle Kent à Betty Patten
306 Main St.
Phone 89
GOOD MORNING!
lege this fall, majoring in floricul- bas ‘akc!Iow ‘he management of the CreaweU grade school for a
! (urt,
, the Ice Cream parlor next to the number of years and has now re-
609 Main Street
Phone 36
! John J Weber of Sacramento.
* ^llve
'\nich has been tired after 25 yea« of service
Dorothy Arnest
Alice Foster
Calif called on Mr. and Mrs Ed
m
Carl B«ywn’'U.
Mrs. V. W. Johnston and family
Petty recently. He is a former
'' '"““»hby- p!ans to feature ,ind Nancy Greenwood have spent
! Creswell resident and is now credit
,uncl^i> and fountain service the week at the Johnston cabin at
manager for a large department
,unche’ Heceta beach. Mr. Johnston joined
firm in Sacramento
,n‘
chl 11 dllrin8 the winter the family Saturday and they all
Mr. and Mrs. Olaf Bruretad of
arele of the Mehodi„ ^,ur^
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mv ih envois i
Mies Muriel Jean Olson, daugh-
Tacoma. «ash vüited last week Church met Wednesday afternoon
with her mother. Mrs. Blanche |with Mrs n N Traxler, with Mrs ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Olson
¡Gather.
Chas. Wetzel and Mrs. John Bon- of Eugene, became the bride of
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. nett assisting. Work was done on Gordon Edward Reeves, son of Mr.
Thomas Goslin at a Eugene hos- articles for the bazaar. Mrs. M. and Mrs. Jay E Reeves of Salem,
pital Monday September 1. The C. Redding was reported ill and at a beautiful ceremony at the
First Congregational church in
Goslins also have a daughter.
। card was sent to her .
Eugene Saturday. August 30, The
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Reynolds are
The members of the Creswell Rev. Wesley Goodson Nicolson
visiting with relatives at Seaside Riding club participated in the read the service at eight o'clock.
this week
Roundup sponsored by the Cottage Robert Reeves, brother of the
The Odd Fellows held a short Grove Riding club August 31 and bridegroom, sang 'Through the
business session Wednesday eve­ September 1 at Lorane. The group Years" and "Because." Miss Con-
ning and C. C. Hollemon and Vern camped overnight Sunday and de­ stance Fullmer and Mrs. Robert
McCluskey served refreshments. clared they had a wonderful time. Bailey lighted the tapers. The
R LOOK TRE CLOTHES ARE
Mr .and Mrs. J. A. Blankenship bride was beautiful in a gown of
The
refreshment committee for
I SEINO DAMP DRIED AND
of Shedd celebrated their golden
1
the
next
meeting
will
be
Lloyd
white taffeta with a peplum and
WOWU SEE THAT!
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NO ONE TOUCHED i
wedding anniversary Sunday. Sep-
Brown and V. W. Johnston.
wwr
ff CHANGED ITS
long train. Her fingertip veil was
THE BENOU '
!Ä“ ^"''" caught to a coronet of blooms
tr rinsed } nM®
Verla Jean Stott is visiting with
MS ANO BENOU
mOV,ng and
peÄrta’ and her h0“*""*
relatives at Tillamook this week. “o ShX
EVEN TURNS rrSLLT
was a shower of white carnations
OFF WITH NO ONE
The Presbyterian Ladies A i d
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Carpenter and stephanotis, centered by an
AROUNO!
left Sunday for Los Angeles. Calif
orchid. She was given in marriage
They were accompanied by Mrs by her father. Mrs. Stanley P.
Lee Carpenter and Miss Janet Marshall, twin sister of the bride,
Carpenter of Eugene. Miss Car­ was matron of honor. Her gown
penter plans to remain in Los was similar to the brides but of
Angeles And attend U. C. L. A.
.Ki.
tu
,
a9ua taffeta, and floor length She
ml ™
The Carpenters plan can-ied a nosegay of pink rosebuds.
to be gone a week.
i stephanotis and pompom asters,
Mr. and Mrs. James Mellin of centered by a gardenia Miss Mar­
Oregon City were overnight guests jorie Reeves, sister of the bride­
Friday of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. groom and Miss Barbara Radmore
Smith.
were bridesmaids. Both wore pink
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roberts taffeta. Robert Reeves was pest
PRESENTS
of Seattle are visiting at the home man. Ushers were Stanley P. Mar­
of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. F shall and Robert King of Salem.
Roberts.
A reception was held at the Alpha
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Goreham Omicron Pi sorority house. The
arrived Friday evening from Iowa couple left for a trip to Canada af­
to visit with her parents. Mr. and ter which they will be at home at
Mrs. C. I. Kent for two weeks. The 979 Ferry Lane. Mr Reeves is
Kents plan to return to Iowa with completing his senior year nt the
them for a month s visit with rela­ university. The bride is a former
tives and friends.
Creswell girl and a graduate of the
Mrs. Ross Graham entertained a Oeswefl high school A number
number of children Sunday after­ of Cresw’ell friends attended the
noon in honor of her son, Michael's wedding and reception.
fifth birthday.
Final preparations are being
Word has been received of the
WASH«-
death of Mrs. Clara Scarbrough made for the opening of both the
9 m *
Bader at Olympia, Washington in grade and high schools September
August. She lived here a number of 15th. The Mothers club will hold
ngMPOR*5
(LEAKS
years ago and was the widow of a meeting at the grade school
Tune In Every
the late’Ebe Scarbrough.
Friday. Sept. 19 to plan for the
’
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’TSELF!
Wed. NtóhtlWDp
Mr and Mrs Van Grousbeck. hot
‘he year. A group
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Grousbeck and ?! lbe h 10"?0” wp ? t „‘° E u * erw
at 6:30 P. m J’DV
son, Danny, attended the state fair M,onday’^
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Exciting dramas
at Salem last week and visited of peaches for use with the
(T$EIF!
off! -
from life!
with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Clark lunches.
PAT O’BRIEN as
i Mrs. Clark is a daughter of Mr.
the owner of a cor­
and Mrs. Van Grousbeck.
mo saves vai *... savis sow
ner drug »tore . . .
Mr and Mrs. Everett Reed of
i^.sAnsaowB.i.sÁvts rou
LYNN BARI as a
Redding. Calif, are visiting at the
See it youreelf—the wonderful, work-free Bendix Wishing that has
nurse.
home of her father, F. W. Ogram.
51-tfc
■Bade hundreds of thousands of women ladies of leisure on washdays
Mr. and Mrs. Sanford from Mc-
—for nine yean! There's no question about the Bendix. It's been proved
Minnville hive bought the Earl
fk^use. See our demonstration—you’ll see Bendix washday miracles
Cooper property on North Fifth
street and taken possession The
Coopers have moved to Triangle
Lake where both will teach in the
Triangle Lake schools.
Creswell chapter of Eastern
The Rexall Store
Star held their first meeting of the
6th and Main
Phone 82 fall Thursday evening and the Star
points were honored. Those being
honored were Mmes. Esther Be- '
dell, Orpha Kissinger, Esther
Johnston, Gladys Rogers, and Nyla
Whitney. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ga­
briel sang a duet. Refreshments
were served by Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Scott and Mrs. Harry Bryden.
Howard Walton plans to attend
college at Santa Ana. California
again this fall and he will make
the trip with Mr. and Mrs. Miles
Robins and family who are visit -
ing at the Walton home.
Miss Genevieve Thompson plans
to have her variety store ready to
I SEE FAMOUS j
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Hot Oakes
Sides of Bacon
Sides of Ham
Buttered Tout and Jam
Donuts and Maple Bars
Dry Cereals
Grapefruit Juice
Orange Juice
Tomato Juice
Fresh Strawberries and Cream
Sliced Bananas and Cream
Stewed Prunes
Ham and Egg». Potatoes, Toast, Coffee
Bacon and Eggs
and
That Mid-Morning and
Mid-Afternoon Coffee
Greyhound Confectionary
THE.
THEATRE
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