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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1947)
~ . 1 - rry Church Activities • LATHAM births hi» folks the L. A. Means in Eu- ( gene Sunday. The latter had Just Mrs C E Stvwurt and 'laughter returned from having worked In HASKINS At the Sacred Mrs. C Caldwvll »pent th» week Idaho all summer. _ . _ ... _ _ j Sacred Heart general hospital, Eu end in Ashland with relatives Earl Stewart and Hugh Trun- gene, Saturday. November 8, 1947, Clinton Ga rout te came over , lull NjK-nt Monday attending a Church of Chrtot, 6th A Gibbs, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Haskins. from Prineville Mat unlay evening. meeting of AAA committeemen in 'The church with a friendly spir-1 i^ranc route, Cottage Grove, a He la farming over thrra. Eugene. Claude Arne of Mount it.” Say, friend, it's been rain-; daughter. Mr. und Mm Murray Trunnell View was also present. (Now meeting in the ~ armory * 1 visited hla aunt« at Yoncalla Mon Hebron Grange Homo Ek-. Club BUSH At the Sacred Heart mg. or whern have you been ? Do ¡ day afternoon. At the meeting held Friday at you know that the ruin has soft-1 genera) hospital, Eugene, Monday, Mr. and Mrs Roy Mean, visited the hull three members from Do- ened many of the road foundu- November 10. 1947. to Mr. and rena were present to help make lions? That in »ome places slides ; Mrs. Bruce Bush. Cottage Grove, plans for serving a turkey dinner have occurred spoiling the safety 11 »on, Melvin Lee. and n lunch in the evening to those of the highway ? This occur* every CROCKETT At the Butler who nt tend Pomona Grange in year until we have c<>me to know the Latham school house Nov. 22. that no road is good without a maternity home, Friday, Novem Aside from the regular meeting a good foundation. That hole's fo.’ ber 7, 1947, to Mr .and Mrs. Edwin 1% cord Loads — $9.00 load program will bo held in the after the Rond to Glo.y. «1 .a. How mv , Crockett, Disston route, Cottage noon. A recreational hour will be D m foundations? 1 mean I i • ro.i I Grove, a son, Gary Edward. within 6 miles of Diaston. held lietwwn seven and eight cum-, that you must travel! l.oTst, BONE — At the Butler mater- $14.00 load in town. Inquire posed of a demonstration of square 1 don'l you know? It will pny you | nity home. Saturday, November 8. dancing by quadrilles by all who. well to find out We will teil yoj ¡947, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bone, DICK 8 FURNITURE care to join in. After this the fifth 1 from the B<M>k. Sunday night. : Cottage Grove, a son, Carlton (Pomona degree I will be given to Bible school at 9:45. Morning Robert. STORE all subordinate members who pay worship at 11:00, sermon, "What the initiation fee of 50c. Subordin the Holy Spirit Can Do to You.” Phone 42J6 i n ate members are already paying 'Dils la the second in a series of rnaYemh^home. _________ 1I-41P-17 dues. two. Young folks at 6:30. Evening ber 10, 1947, to Mr and Mrs. Leon tal II H » I « ■ M evangelistic service at 7:30, ser Williams, Lorane route, Cottage mon, “A Foundation That Shall Grove, a son, Kenneth Eugene. Endure." Mid-week prayer and MEANS At the Butler ma-; Bible study Wednesday at 1:30 and - ternity home, Wednesday, Novem- [ Thursday at 7:30, Come. J Mi- her 12, 1947. to Mr .and Mrs. Roy ( chael Shelley, minister. Meana, Black Butte route, Cot- tage Grove, a daughter, Linda Free Methodist Church. Rev. Jane. Open Mr», Rozel la Douglas, pastor Men. — Wed. — Frl. — 8 A M — 8 P M LEVENS At the Smith ma The 11 o'clock service will be de Tues. Thurs. — Sat. — 8 A. M. — 6 P. M. voted to a Men and Missions ob- ternity hospital, Friday, Novem servance following t h e Sunday ber 7, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Larry SOAP FURNISHED FREE school 9:45. The young people and IX’vens, Cottage Grove, a daugh On Oth and Monroe. also the juniors have their services ter, Mary Melinda. Gtfc । at 7 p. m. The pastor preaches at POLTERA At the Smith ma- '8 p m.. subject, "Choices, and I an Example of a Wise Choice." ternity hospital, Saturday, No , Prayer meeting on Wednesday vember 8, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs Howard Poltera of Elkton, a son. (evening. [Jerry Roger. Block Wood m Î LT Jed’s Sell Service Laundry a ring. The finest in Jewelry at J. L. STOKES Jeweler - Watch Repairing 816 Main Ph 92 HERES A TEAM READY TO WORK FOR YOU FREE! These free pamphlets will help you tackle the tough jobs th* right way. I hey go all-out to save you tunc, money. Check the ones you need and ask us today! Pampbiet I I Irattor Lubrication Guida [“I .Tractor Roller Lubri. *—' cant Pamphlet recordt, cosl-formt jot operating iruckt und trac torr rcicnlipíally). Booklet J. F. FINNERAN 7TH AND MADISON PHONE 16 Your local distributor for STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS Florida sad CaHSarula Florida and CaUforQia may be come rivala in production of guava, on clothing for themselves and favi* a fruit which grow» wild from Mex IMI Employment in all industries re- re ico to Peru. Th^ fruit U rounded llaa. twice the amount spent mained high during the first half to pearlikc in aha pc and two to Swimming Champiai of October. -During the latter half three inchaa in diameter. The akin ) First amateur open swii^nl^i of the month as the fall rain com is thin and light yellow in color. menced employment dropped Powder made from the guava was championship was held SegAnher sharply in the lumbering, logging, used by the British troops in World 30. 1877. oo the Harlem river. New and construction industries. Con War II as a source of vitamin C. York Citf struction work on the dam picked Four ounces of powder protected a up again slowly us the work shift- soldier against scurvy lor nearly Pop up toasters for ChrWtiW*- ••d over to previously planned win three months. Community Jewelers. 14-1W-2OI ter work. Shortage of cars and shipping continued to harass the lumber market and contributed to the J skiwing down of mill work. Many of the mills have reduced their forces and hours as yards remain full. During the month some shortages were felt in skilled workers in the lumber industry n but by the end of the month no DDT Is Kot Always Harmful to Animals Absorption or Licking Toxicity Overplayed SELECT YOUR When DDT fly sprays first be came available for farm buildings and livestock, there was consider- able talk about sprayed animals be- ing poisoned from absorption through the skin, or from licking one another. or licking the walla of ^ÎÏ-I XÏé"cT applied. WASH YOUR OWN LAUNDRY She will always ri cenibrr thia Christina* if you give her Employment Is High for October CHRISTMAS PRESENT 4 ■'iivi 'agía DDT Evidence, however, indicates the danger of toxicity to animals has been overplayed. For instance, in Missouri last summer, a cow drank half a tubful of DDT barn spray _ ____ ______ . I Until the 15th of the month un employment remained very low but the latter half of the month saw a steady increase In the un- employment roles until by the end of the month unemployment had more than doubled. Migration Fewer in-migrants were tallied as contacting this office than for several months previous. 67 were recorded for the previous month while only 37 were tallied for the month of October. The non-seasonal job openings received during the month totaled 148 the majority being in unskilled and semi-skilled work in lumber- i ing and logging. To this total 41 [openings were carried over from the previous month. Labor classi fications are readily filled; how ever. some of the jobs requiring technical knowledge or more skill are a bit slower to fill. Employment Trends unemployment is about at its lowest level at present unless un usually rainy weather continues to hamper operations. Two new con struction firms plan to start work soon. One engaged in constructing J the Cottage Grove water system and the other to start work on the R. E. A. power line. Construction work on the dam will pick up somewhat. There is no anticipated further reduction in the lumbering and logging industries. Some small in creases may be expected if ship ping space increases. Veterans and Jobs 51 veterans were placed on jobs during October. Of the number of claimants drawing compensation the veteran group is by far the smaller. However, the veteran claim load is increasing as the ‘T °f unskilled and semi-skilled and work ,has h*™ ■«*««» by the “«s0™1 rains- ' UVT . T JJ“8?!’. * ,haf fr|pnd|y ^urch where you are „-------------- ’----- ~~ cntitled "The Choice Before Us. a Sfranger but once I was glad PoP UP toasters lor Christmas. Community The church school meets at 9:45 wbcn tbey sajd unbo mCt iet g0 ' ......... Jewelers. 14-ltc-20i The Westminster into the house of the Lord. Psalms Group will meet at 6:30 at the 122:1. | home of Roberta Bagley, 459 ‘ _ S°»Jh . in u„ Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church. Mr. Peniston wUl begin a senes Grove^ The ..Church of of study and discussion meeting« the Luthcran Hour„ win hoId Di. eT'n? ’ !vln<> Service at 9:00 a. m. in the (7 30^ The subject for the lust Seventh Day Adventist Church. 1 meeting will be The hurch and ]ocalcd on tbe corner of West , Evangelism. The title of the ser-; Main and North M. streets. Sun- IF A FELLOW KEEPS | ies is he Church Must leach or day and Bihle class will be HIS EYES OPEN ' Die." All officers and parents are gin at 10:15 a. m. The Rev. E. D. THERMS BEAUTY TO 1 especially urged to attend. Busch is the pastor. PETE DiD Clark’s Photo Studio WHILE THE STOCK IS COMPLETE A small deposit will hold any gift for you till , Christmas. BE SEEN AND HEARD EVERYWHERE Use Our Lay-Away Plan STILL CAMERAS — MOVIE CAMERAS Take up to SPLICES — FILMS PHOTOGRAPHS at CLARK’SPHOTO STUDIO; W. O. (WALLY) ROBERTSON POSITIVELY ONE. WEEK SERVICE on Rough Dry. Twice a week Service — Tuesdays A Fridays. “Have Them Ready — We’ll Pick Them Up* QUALITY FIRST Then SERVICE. Collins Laundry and Cleaners 1019 East Main and save off tha work'. Your washdays “off" begin NOV—with ■sooths and months to pay the balance! And put in soap and leave! The Bendix does the rest—all by itself! Washes clothes. Changes its own water. Rinses J times. Damp-drys clothes. Cleans itself. Shuts itself UtP. You don't even have to be there. Find out about terms today. Come in or into M & S AUTO SERVICE TVa Medi* fyou* Co* ^Òtiuc Safe Free Pick Up & Delivery Floyd Mead >5Mi. No. on Hi.99 Ralph Schultz Phone 180J Phone 44 Sav« hot wator—foap and dothatl the new easy payment But w<> WILL introduce you to some vary real and worth while reasons for dealing here once you pay a viali to thia atore. Why not do Just that TODAY? *-* » months to pay for workloss washing! NOT INTRODUCE ENGLAND / 4M Oarage Men — Service Station Men — Mechanics — Now R a LEIGH T obacco Ph. S43-J > So. «th St. with your Bendix all you'll do is set a dial, services: Sunday school 9:45 a. m.,; Approximately I» million men morning worship 11:00 a. m.. — young people's meeting 6:30 p m„ are enrolled in the U. S. Armed evening evangelistic service 7:30 Forces Institute. 1 p. m., Tuesday Bible study and Pop up toasters for Christmas. I prayer 7:30 p. m. Community Jewelers. l4-ltc-20i If you have a spiritual need, we telephone! OUTSTANDING SERVICE Costs up to $90 loss than Other automatics to start with! 811 Main Phone 88 TRAILWAVS D( IUXI MOOH BENDIX lutomatlc Washdr thru all Oregon,Washingtori and California-also throughout the entire nation in fine new buses! COME IN FOR FRES DEMONSTRATION B & H Feed Store DEIIVERY TUES A (»1 6th S Washington Phone 57 i PIR ).J ECTORS — LI G11T M ETERS AS LITTLE AS * 2 A WEIK SITS YOU FREE ON WASHDAYSI FARMER WALILR at Employment Outlook Monroe Ave. Church of Christ, KEFFER — At the Smith ma Monroe near Fifth st.. Cottage ternity hospital, Monday, Novem Grove, Ore Satan and his co ber 10, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. War horts are responsible for all the ren Keffer, Creswell, a daughter. while the farmer was tinkering with his sprayer and getting ready to error and deception that is found Nadine Ann. spray his bam. The cow suffered in the religious world today. LYNCH — At the Smith ma no bad effects. Among the greatest and more pop ular deceptions that he has sold ternity hospital, Tuesday, Novem- At West Virginia university last to the "church going" public, is:!^ to Mr and Mrs Lqon year the dairy department threw "It makes no difference in relig- ! u F Creek, a daughter, caution to the wind and put 32 lous matters, what a man believes, Darlene. pounds of 50 per cent DDT powder Hist so he is sincere in regard to ------------------------------------------------------ in 100 gallons of water — then it. and faithfully lives according wilj glad to he|p you w Ken. sprayed cows with it. That figures out about 16 per cent for DDT. Most to his belief " This type of reas- neth Brightwell, pastor. recommendations to date have been oning is never used by anyone, in any matter .except in regard to, Seventh-day Adventist Church, under 1 per cent for DDT water their religious life. France sin- corner of W. Main and M. streets sprays on animals. "There were cereiy believed -in the. Impregno- _ Saturday services. Sabbath absolutely no harmful results" the bUity of her line of defense but schoo| 9:30 a m Worship ^rvjc,. head of the dairy department ce- lived to witness her own folly. n a m Wednesday evening ported. The DDT controlled flies, too. The spray was put on In May, Many, religiously, are trusting in prayer service 8:00 p. m. We ex institutions and doomed to dis tend a cordial welcome to all visit- and there were no flies on the cows appointment, th*- Word of God be ors. A. D. Chilson, pastor, 1433 until the middle of August. ing true. Others on the theories W. Main. an<l doctrines of men rather than a “thus saith the Lord.” Christ Christian Science Society. Cot- Dehoming Instruments said that man must worship God tage Grove, Oregon, 242 Second Spread Common Disease in the right spirit and according street holds Sunday services at 11 A cattle disease known as ana- tq truth. Worship according to a.m. and Sunday school at 9:45 a serious foot- truth is according tn his word a m. Wednesday evening meetings plasmosis has gained hold in the United <Jno 17:17». «Uat». .nx u at 8 p. m. (the second Wednesday Attend the services of the of eich month). Reading room is prevalenMhan most church of Christ next Sunday. open Wednesday. Friday and Sat folk, realize. Classes for all groups meet at urday afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 Housing It is a febrile, in lQ:00 a m.; Worship 11:00 a.m.. J p. m. Subject for next Sunday is Adequate housing still hinders fectious, protozoan sermon subject: "Believing a Lie". "Mortals and Immortals." industrial expansion. One local disease that may be mill is in the process of building Evening classes 7:00 p.m.; eve chronic or acute. It 24 units. When completed these ning worship 8:00 pm Lesson for. Church of Jesus Christ of Lat- attack, older ani will help somewhat in relieving study: "The Elders". Wednesday ter Day Saints. Sundav school at mals mostly. Aver- evening services 8:00 p.m Wood- iq 30 ¡n £ O. F. halt the overload. Many workers in the age mortality row W. Hughes, minister. j are« are yet living in shacks and ranges from 30 to Assembly of God — We wish to tents without adequate heat or 50 per cent of ani- Reader we invite you to the extend a hearty invitation to you sanitation facilities. malt affected, CUnical symptoms Church of God at 1060 East Ad- to worship with us—the church of are similar to tick fever. ams to worship with us. evangelical action. Women and Their Washers Treatment is still gn the experi David prayed God to renew a Sunday services: Sunday school During this postwar period more right spirit within him. Without 9:45 a. ni.; morning worship 11:00 mental stage. The disease probably women than ever are insisting on the divine touch the spirit of man a. m.; Christ's Ambassadors 6:30 is spread by insect bites. Many a washer with a pump. The pump cases coming to the attention of bu stands aloof from God. Through p. m.; evening evangelistic service reau of animal industry investiga is built-in, operates automatically our conscience God makes us real 7:45 p. m. tors have followed mechanical de and saves lifting and exertion as ize we should turn to him. Weekday services: Tuesday, well as time. Sunday school opens at 10 a. m.; prayer, 7:30 p» m.; Thursday, Bi horning when too little or no atten tion had been given to disinfecting morning worship 11 a. m ; young ble study, 7:45 p. m. umjpads atp instruments. people's service 7 p. m.; evening We have a home department and jo sjuauodiuoo zopja «u ojuj m3q If calves have horn buttons re devotional 7:45: prayer meeting any wishing spiritual help or -uns Stqnnds 'suisud se ja« ujea jo Wednesday 7:45: children's story would like a visit from the minis moved when young, by means of t)a[dojp Moqufij • lupeaaa uj hour Saturday at 2 p. m. Rev. Ef ter, feel free to call at any time chemical dehorning fluid, the dan Moquim « fie (George) Hutchison will be Also, if you are in need of a wheel ger of spreading the disease by de horning tools is eliminated. speaking at one ■ .----- „ „ of - the services J | chair, in an emergency, we shall Eight Eyed Spiders Sunday. Roy E. Hutchison, pas- g|a(j t0 of an acCommodation Most spiders have eight eyes ar tor I to you.—Rev. Hilton T. Park, min- ranged in rows across the head. Vets Prove Good Risk — - 7 7“ ~ ig,er. Phone 195-R. Of the some 650,000 G.I. home First Presbyterian Church, D. j Hugh Peniston. pastor. Morning of o^t-Sun- loans so far guaranteed by the gov Pop up toasters for Christmas.— J ernment, it has had to make good in Community Jewelers. 14-ltc-20i ‘worship 11 ockick Men and Mu-.day Bible Studv w a m । sions Sunday will be observed F.l- Communion 11:45. Evening ser- only 133 instances, showing that the lde.'; " B'WHI g‘Ve,a shor’ vice 7:30 p m. Mid-week Wednes- veteran of the last war is an excel lent loan risk. talk on The Christian Impera- 7:3O Come to The Lutheran Hour may be Quip Creek Assembly of God heard over station KORE at 9:30 We extend a hearty invitation to „ t-. --------■ ” you to worship with us. Sunday । u m' every Sunday NOW mini CXi ’ted in any <'»employment GOLDEN RULE APPLIANCE 711 So. Pacific Highway
