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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1947)
— f Thur*., Dee. IR, IMI party The next meeting will be - The Rev Fret! O. Hunt, pastor on Wednesday, January 14. at the of the Drain and Yoncalla Meth- home of Mni. Irene Ames with a MORGAN — At the Smith <x!ist Churches, is in a Eugene potluck dinner at noon. Those i maternity hospital, Saturday, De- hospital with a serious txiek in pres» nt I»“ lib-« tne hostess, Mm. ■" I ccmber 13, 1917, to Mr. and Mrs. jury, received when he fell from Helen Suiter, were Grandma Alli-1 HOLLIDAY At Sacred Heart William Morgan. Cottage Grove. business connected With the estab a ncnffolding nt hi. home nt Drain | •on, Evelyn IJttlopnge, Florence ( •neral hospital. Eugene, Tues- g daughter. Cynthia Lee. lishment of a manufacturing plan! Sgt. Johnson, the army re Thursday morning. Hr wax placed, M irveck, Irene Anu Winnie Me day, December 9, 1947, to Mr. and| for an rkxtrieal product, on which cruiting officer, returned hero last in a catit nnd 1« not expected to ! dine, Margaret Newlun, Grace Mrs. Ray E. Holliday, Cottage! SHARP At the Smith mater the Nelson Ebserk’ holds the man- week and is stationed at the ar resume hl. du tie» for wverai Thompson, Wilma Stigem, Mabel «rove, a son. nity hospital. Sunday. December *0Wkn, Mrs. Redder, and Mrs. Ufucturlng rigid». mory. This office is now n per 14, 1917. to Mr. and Mrs A E I Stephen manent recruiting office. Sgt. . „ __ At Sacred Heart! Sharp, Cottage Grove, a daughter, Mm. Frank Brown nnd dnugn- Johnson has been away since the < hristmas program at the । General hospital. Eugene, Tues-> Earnest ene Elsie. Curl in ters Bobbie and Vicki mid her first of August. ■hool w ill be given on Jay, Ix-cembor 9. 19-17, to Mr. and, mother, Mrs. Katherine Buchner. Born to Mr. anu Mrs. Leo Burk- I Monday e ning, Decemlter 22, at I m rs. Carlon Jones, Cottage Grov visited friends In Coos Bay and Charles E. Johnson, store Iro of Curtin, a son on Decembet M o'clock. Ledger Sheets — The Sentinel. Coquilla Friday, keeper, disbursing, second class, 7, 1947. at Smith maternity horn« IIS.N., is at home in Cottage in Cottage Grove. Mr nnd Mis At the Butler GILMAN Mr. and Mr». H. C. Sim I tuck Grove on 20 «lays leave from the Orville Hodges are the grandpar maternity home, Saturday, De- were dinner guests Sunday at the U. S Naval Operating Base, Ar Mt View grade school will hold I ccmber 13. 1947. to Mr. and Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. John Gart gent la, Newfoundland. He enlisted ents. The Charles Uttirpage family a Oiri-tmas program Friday eve-I Donald Gilman, Curtin, a daugh- ner of laithum. ( in Eugene In Noveml/er of 1944 Visited at the Newlun home Tues ning Ixc 19, flt 8 o'clock, at the ter, Connie Louise. and has been stationed nt Argen- day evening. school hous»-. Parents arc urged Mrs. Gale l.ighthill of Valentine. lia for the past 14 months. His DEERE At the Smith mater Lillian Cavitt has left the school to attend. Nebraska« is visiting her sister, father Alfred J. Johnson is with here and entered at Drain. Neighborly Neighbors club will nity hospital, Friday, December Mrs. It C. Bowser, also her niece, th" Bohemia Lumber Company nt Robert Oafney and Leo Thomp hold their annual Christmas party 12, 1917, to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mrs. Alden Coppie, mxl new son. son mndc a business trip to Port Wednesday, .Dec. 17 at the home of Deere. Cottage Grove, twin sons, who have just returned from the Mi . Ethel Hands. There will be a • David Alton and Donald Otis. land Wednesday. Karl Mills left for San Francis Sacred Heart hospital. The Gilmans were Roseburg gift exchange. co recently to attend the graduat callers on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bcslaugh QUAN At the Smith mater Mr .and Mrs. P. B. Goins and of Milwaukie were week end nity hospital, Saturday, December Mrs. Fred Knickcrtxx'kcr un- ing exercises of his son, Robert Mills, who will receive his di- Mrs. Ruby Meacheam spent Wed guests at the Mosby home. derwent a minor operation Tues day at Sacred Heart hospital In pkmia from the School of Mortu- nesday In Eugene on business. Friends and neighbors were sad Quan, Drain, a daughter. Eugene, and is recovering satis HQ Science December 19th. On Mrs. Mabel Sowles was a Eugene dened by the death of a dear graduation Mr .and Mrs. Robert caller on Thursday. factorily. ' n< ighlx>r, Mrs. Susie Schneider, JENKINS the Smith Mills and daughter will feturn Jack Westfall is planning a trip test week after a lingering illness, maternity hospital, Saturday, De hero to make their home and to California to spend the holidays Mr Florence Dodge was pleat- cember 13, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Mr. Mills will be associated with with his father. I antly surprised Saturday evening Lee Jenkins, Wolf Creek, a son, his father in the Mills Mortuary. Jim Black was calk'd to Ar- when 19 friends came in Io help Dean Leslie. kanxas by the serious illness of his her celebrate her birthday. CahFi Mrs. Dan Dugan of Walden cel mother. Hr left immediately by and coff< • were served early in ebrated her 85th birthday anniver trnln. the evening. Then singing and sary Sunday with several of her The Newbridge Lumber Com- games were enjoyed. children calling dating the after pany has been doing ropair wotk i There were several 4-H clubs ARC 4 ACETYLENE noon. ¡preparatory to reopening the mill1 organiz'd at the school house Fri- , _ ._ __ .____ . , ! around January 1st. day, December 12. Knitting and L^e S|xingenl»rg ut>' < t <n i Mr Mrs Gilman two classes of sewing were surges <X*ratiM at Prov'^nc«' an. thp prf)ud parents of a baby started *‘rl born on Saturday. .DeeemU>r Mr Mary Land. Mrs. Ada Jen- mortiing H s wife nnd son-in-la . n 1iM7 |he maternity nings of Harrisburg, and Mr. and H. L. firewater, aro with him. h<jme (n Grovc. The Httlr Mr Danny Rand and small son , , , mils has been named Connie I Of Eugene were Sunday guests at Portable Welding Any Place A feu of the memben-of c M hw. the [>(>d Cottage Grove Civ 1c theate,rgroup Mr 1030 Madison Phone 181Y met Momlay mgh at the h<im< of Montgomery and Daw HOW TO SAVE MONEY ON Mias Orient Martin for a bus.neatof on o„ HKATISO 24-tfcxxx 6th St., Hi. 99 South meeting.______ ■ i>cembcr 8 They left on The American Petroleum Insli- .. and j Mm J . «.• »>_ tu«c „How ha.« recently a . booklet Mr KJlrand. tx.r^ a short honeymoon They have h an a .-on to Savp issued . on Mrs. O H Pickens left Tuesday for a holiday visit with her sister, Mrs. J. D. Baker at Salem. Mr. Pickens will visit with relatives in Roxelxitg while Mis, Pickens is nwny. Messrs, and Minis Schofield Stewart, H. B Ferrin, C E bill man. W. C Martin, W. L Work man, Cecil Caldwell, nnd Dr and Mrs. Harold Axley attendevi the Knife and Fork club dinner al tlie Osburn hotel In Eugene Mon day and heard an Interesting address by Dr. David Seabury, noted iMychologist Mr. and Mrs Schofield Stewart roturmxt Thursday from Phoenix. Arizona where they spent a short time visiting Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chambers, former residents. Ml»» Miriam Ferrin arrived Saturday from Berkeley, Califor nia where she Is attending Pacific School of Religion, to »jx-nd the Christmas vacation with her par ents, Mr. and Mr» H B Ferrin, She will return to Berkeley Jan uary 3rd. Ray Nelson (Radio Ray) Is spending four days In Seattle and Bremerton, Wash . this week on HUNT HURT IM PAIX h CURTIN MOUNT VIEW In the crankcase of your motor causes excessive wear. Have your crankcase drained and flushed with our power flusher and then filled with R.P.M. motor oil. Also trans mission and differential flushing. AND A McKenzie Texaco Service Station Fifth and Washington Sta. Cottage Grove, Ore. KEMS for DRUGS Do your gift shopping at your Rexall Store For Men you call So hard to please’ Perfume PerfUIUe Atomizer Cnrn Nome Gift Hets Shave Sets Razors Lighters Cigarette ('axes Stationery Electric Clocks Stationery Cottage Grove Welding Works HAPPY new war Special Her A Christmas party will he given for the primary department nf the Church of Christ Sunday school in the armory I'tecembrr 20 from 2 to 4. Mrs. Raymond Thies. super intendent, will be in charge and will be assisted by June Malcnlm. Vera June Mason, Mrs. James Hemcnway, Mrs. Bill Case, Mrs. Flank Richardson, Mrs. Ralph Aubrey, Mrs. Furn Adama and Mrs. Marvin Harpole. SLUDGE WELDING For That < HRISTMAS PARTY FOR PRIMARY BFFARYMRMT ART NOLT CHEVRON SERVICE nnd daughter Joan of 1« Io Alto. (tniploypd . ( H, H(tng - Thls whjch may ( .'lllot nia, wt I nrri < . '* Mr and Mrs. Voegelc of Cot- lx- very helpful to you in cutting spend the < hrwtm s i ’ * 1 tng(» Grove vMtrd the Carl Spin- d<jwn your fuel bill may be ob- her mother. Mrs I KG. , m x harm>y family copy fBW and brother, LI >y > i,g Indies Community Club Mr. Westley I. Nunn, advertising ’“T. ■ rs. I ..nA, on me’ on Wednesday, Dec. 10. at the manager of the Standard Oil Co.. Miss Doreen Lyon underwent an,home of Mrs He|cn Sui(rr fer g 9J0 Kouth Mlchigan Avt..t appendectomy Tuesday afternoon potluck dinner and Christmas ■ 80. Hl. at Eugene hospital and is recov ering rapidly. She expects to be home the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cochran visited a daughter in Eugene Sunday Boxed Chocolates for all the family Plenty of Christmas Cards and Wrappings • PANTOMIME OF ( HIUSTMAS CAROLS * CHOIR NUMBERS Wishing You Everyone Is W elcome Merry Christmas We wish vou a Merrv Christmas HEBRON GRANGE Happy New Year The Hebron Grango is sponsor ing a Christmas tree and program Saturday evening, December 20, at 8:00 o'clock. All members ore asked to bring fruit jello and cake. LATHAM SCHOOL PROGRAM l^thatn school will present a Christinas program Friday eve ning, December ’19th, at 8:00 m. The public is invited to attend. PHONE 26-F-2 Cottage Grove, Ore. Christmas Program Assembly of God Trot; • KE< ITATIONS Fred Wheeler of Oak Harbor, Washington spent from Wedncs- day to Sunday at the O. W. Black- more home, vi.iting his brotlwr. M M Wheeler. The two men spent Sunday in Eugene at the home of Harry Wheeler, and were joints! there by Mr .nnd Mrs Roy Sum mers, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lock wood and Mr .and Mrs. Ralph Sumrrfeni of Corvallis, the men being nephews of the Wheelers. PLUMBING Baby Gifts Washing Lubrication Gas - Oil Tires Batteries and Accessories QUALITY MARKET THE IDEAL MEATING PLACE FREE DELIVERY FRED ANDERSON PHONE 46 If you want quick service what’ll I give MRS. CLAUS? J. P. Walker 20 South 5th Street The Gift Supreme See the General Electric Flatplate Ironer Easy DeLuxe Rotary Ironer Thor Automagic Ironer Oil Circulators All Sizes — Only Standard Brands — Close Outs Reading, Table, and Desk Lamps Fluorescent Tubes - AH Sizes 48-tfc SPECIAL CHRISTMAS ITEMS G, E. Clocks - Irons - Pads Vacuum Sweepers CASH OR TERMS Attachments for Each One HE OLDtR THEY AR€ THE BAUDER, THEY FALL, PACKARD BELL G. E. Automatic Blankets Radios — As Low as S19.95 We have a complete stock of RCA Victor Radio Phonograph Consoles Phonocords Compare before you buy and hear the unexcelled beauty of tone known only (Radio-Phonograph Combinations Plus Recorder) LARKWOOD NYLONS, of course As Low as $189.30 We Give S&H Green Stamps. nil full for the I'avknrd 'Bille* Come in and see the new SOUND MIRROR Tape Recorder Recording on tape and may be used over and over 19 Ite by owners of the radio with “The Golden Throat.’’ Shop Early for ■ The Gift That Keeps On Giving: Records. COLUMBIA VICTOR CAPITOL BRISBANE ELECTRIC Department Store 615 Main St. Cottage Grove, Ore. Open Evenings of December 19-20—23 702 Main Phone 73