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Hyron Foxier, midshipman in the navy stationed at Pensacola, Florida, left for Sun Diego, Calif . Wednesday after spending the holiday* with his pai*ntx, Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erickson and Mis. Joanne Premazzi, student Mm, Gro. Foster and »¡•ter, Mrs. daughter Delore* of Portland nt the Oregon College nt Educa Bill Pruitt. At San Diego h<- will «pent the week end at the home tion nt Monmouth is spending the visit friends before going on to ¡he of Mr*. Erickton'* brother and holiday* with home folk*. haw where hr i* completing a wife, Mr. and Mr*. Adolph Lind- flight course in the PMJ's. • troni, and attended the anniver Mr. and Mr*. ©. D. Boyd of sary gathering of Mr and Mrs. Thornton Corners *[M’nt Christmas Mr and Mm. Paul Berry are J. A. Mackey day with a *i»ter nt Mr Boyd in spending the holidays at Menlo Scattlv. They were accompanied Park. California with her parenti, Mr«. Dugan carne home a* far a* Portland by Mr* Boyd's Mr. and Mm. ««-orge Scott Mr. from the Sacred Heart hospital mother, Mr*. T. J Robinson. Scott had visited hi* da ugh t: , hen Suturdiiy and I* recuperating from and returned to C id a rivent severe enr accident Her John W. Dunn, principal of the them. f<M>t I* still in h cast. U»r*ne school* and Mrs. Dunn arid Christmas dinner ¡ u i '. family spent the Christmas holi Mr. and Mr«, W. C. Pynch re- day* with Mr Dunn's mother, Mr*. nnd Mr*. .!<*• Mel I rn n turned recently from a week's Mary Dunn and Mr*. Dunn'« par- Mr*. McChirnan'* part Js trip to Sun Francisco. ent*, Mrand Mr*. C W. Gordon, Mrs H. C Rose, M: H ter, Mrs. Helen Partridge nt D,1; Mr. nnd .Mr*. James Racknor Mr. and Mr*. George Dugan of Ang«d<-«, Burton Kelly, .Tulare, »p»’nt Christmas day at Albany Portland spent the Chrtotmas hol California, Earl Ro»«1, Mr. and with a niece, Mrs. Nellie Kelly. iday* with relative* and friend* Mr*. Donald Kelly of Lorane, Mr. Other guest* of Mm, Kelly were in Cottage Grove. «nd Mrs. Coda Prntlco, Mr and Mix Racknor'« brother-in-law and Mr*. Walter Pentico and Mrs. *i*trr, Mr. und Mr*. Arthur Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dugan and Mary Everett. Heaton, and two Non* Sumtu-r and children Danny and Mollie of Yak Triumph* for thr breakfast table are your* If you woe the family William of North Dakota Dils ima, Washington recently spent Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Baldwin was th* fir it meeting of Mrs several day* here at the home of and daughter, Mit» Ixiis Baldwin, < off«- r*ke. Something like thr delretable African Coffer Cakr pfe- Rarkn 1|- i t <1 her • i*t< r In 40 years Mr Dugan'* parent*. Mr und Mr», of Baker, >|«nt the Christmas hoi. turrd above, tor instance. It’» a aure-firr winner and waker-upper for The If«"« o<i« pl in to locate in la-e Dugan, of Walden. idnys In Washington and Portland the vleepyheafin. 1 hr recipe for It 1» given on this page. Albany with relatives. At Coupeville. By FRANCES MARTIN Washington they visited Mr*. LET'S OXIPERATE IN w There ’ s early morning magic in used there are almost unlimited Mr« Golda P. Wickham, Mr. and Baldwin's mother, Mri Anna Bar th«1 mixfhg-bcAl If you plan hot possibilities for coffee cakes that Mr« R II Schiska. Mr. and Mr rett, and at Seattle with their son- Mix* Stella Adams spent the L f Judkins, Mrs Blanche Suun- week end at Roseburg with her in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mm coffee <ake for breakfast. But, you may be served for breakfast, lunch der* of Eugene. Marcia Davey of brother, E. ('. Adams, and family. J. O. Chellin. In Portland they •ay, where will 1 find the time for and dinner. They double as des- Portland anil Mr and Mrs. J H Enroute home »he visited her were guests of the NU’holas such tilings when there is so much serfs for the two later meals of to' do that first hour in the morn the day. Spvr of Vancouver. Washington, niece,^Mrs Royal Abeenc, at Suth Coothoorides family. ing? brother of Mr». J A Mackey, erlin. An upside-down variety may be were hen- to attend the Wedding W. W. Hughes, who has served We suggest you do a little of made with apricots and prunes. anniversary of Mr. anti Mr« J A. James Hyron of Spokane, Wash- a* minister of th«' Monroe Avenue the preparation the night before Simply mix together '« cup sugar, Mackey Sunday. Í Ington, accompanied by his moth- Church of Christ here for the past or reach for the package of pre 2 tablespoons melted margarine or M , ,, ,,, , W. Mr*. Juma Byron .of Ros«>burg. year ami a half or two years has pared biscuit mix. After all, bis butter, ‘a cup, chopp<>d cooked Mr and Mr* Walter Baker have visited at the home of hi* sister, resigned his charge here to accept cuit dough is th«- base of all quick apricots. Spread in bottom of well gone to Dis Angle* California for und brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs a charge at Onterio, California, coffee cakes. It's the topping that greased pap, spread batter over »• two f LX', « U-itkib i . ... n weckca »«..I* visit with relativi and with his family left for his takes it out of the plain-Jane role. mixture, and bake about 25 min Cleti) Muckey. Mr and Mm. Lew Markham are In neW home Monday. He will be suc utes at 400 degrees. An example of this is the Afri charge of thier ranch during thicr Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Jones and ceeded by Henery A. Lynch Jr., Another upside - down version ab«encv. daughter Pamela of Monmouth ol Sanger, Texas. Mr. Lynch will can Coffee Cake pictured on this features apples. Put 2 tablespoons and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Baldwin of take over the duties of minuter page. Practically all the, prepar melted margarin«1 or butter in Mr. nml Mn. Geo. Woodworth Salem will spend the New Years then’ on the second Sunday in ation can be done the night before leaving but a small amount of well greased pan, add '« cup and family of Mosby Creek rc- week end with relatives, both Mr. । anuary’ mixing in the morning and the sugar. 4 teaspoon cinnamon, anil tuinrd Tuesday Root, and Mrs. Join1*' parents and Mi lumea nunatay from Bitter R«>ot. 2 cups chopped raw apples. Op Mr. rind Mrs. Moss Evans have baking. Here's how it's done: Montana, where they «pent the Baldwin's tional but highly desirable from a holiday* with a sister of Mr leased the Otto Rogge chicken AFRICAN COFFEE CAKE flavor standpoint, is the addition' Woodworth. ‘WATCH THE SENTINEL IN '48 farm In the Inorane conununity. 5 tablespoons shortening of cherries here and there. They, cup granulated sugar may be canned, maraschino or! Christmas guests of Mr. and 3 egg yolks candied. Then spread coffee cake Mrs. Truman Clark were Mr. and cup sifted flour batter over the mixture and bake J Mrs. Lawrence Clark and Miss teaspoon baking powder The hatter is better if enriched! Sharon Anderson of Portland. Mr. teaspoon salt with 2 tablespoons of sugar and and Mrs. Frank Clark of Seattle. teaspoon lemon juice an egg as part of the liquid. Mr. and Mrs. Venie Dark of Glen cup orange Juice SHOES FOR MEN dale and Mr. and Mrs. (liarles Now for a few toppings when teaspoon grated orange rind Clark. Cottage Grove. teaspoon grated lemon rind the coffee cake is served right side up. 3 egg whites, tn-aten Mr. and Mrs. Earl Balch and Topping: Lemon Spice Topping: Mix to A coHegiate shoe with a son Dick spent from Wednesday 1 > cup iul\< <1 nut*, cho|tp**«t gether 2 tablespoons sugar, 4 tea-' until Sunday with their son-in-law 3 table«|M»onH sugar spoon allspice, 2 teaspoons grated and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clif- 1 triple »ole good for this win 14 teaspoon cinnamon lemon rind and 4 cup chopped ford Carlson, and granddaughter Cream shortening, add sugar nuts. Sprinkle over top of batter Leslie, at Ione. At Vanport they before baking. ter weather — Styled for were struck by a car which caused gradually and stir in egg yolks until mixture is light. Sift flour. Cinnamon Topping: Combine % them to be bruised ami shaken up comfort — built for wear — and they had to make the rest of baking powder and salt together cup sugar, 3 teaspoons cinnamor and add to creamed mixture alter- 2 tablespoons enriched flour ar their Journey by bus. I nately with fruit juices. Add 2 tablespoons melted margarine < try a pair this week — Miss Belle Burkholder had as grated rinds and mix well. Fold in butter. Mix until crumbly. Sprei Christmas holiday guests Judge beaten egg whites and pour into half the batter in the pan ar and Mrs. D. Burkholder well greased glass baking dish. sprinkle with half the toppin and daughter. Miss Dolly Burk- Bake at 360 degrees for 10 to 12 Cover with remaining batter anu hold« r, from Lebanon. They came minutes. Topping. Mix chopped sprinkle with remaining topping. Christmas eve and returned home nuts, sugar and cinnamon together Streusel Topping: Creem to want to take this opportunity to thank everyone and sprinkle over top of coffee December 25. cake. Return to oven and finish gether 2 tablespoons margarine or for their interest ami patronage daring and since* our ■opening. May wc continue to serve you during this Eldon anti David Walker of baking about 15 to 20 minutes butter and 2 tablespoons sugar. Add '* cup dry bread crumbs, l4 Eureka, Calif, spent the week etui longer. This makes a delicious cup enriched flour and 4 teaspoon with their sister. Mrs. Bud Skoglie dessert as well as coffee cake. cinnamon. Mix to consistency of Serves 6. and Mr. Skoglie. coarse crumbs and sprinkle over AV hen prepared biscuit mix is top of batter before baking. Edgar (Pat) Rickard has re- signed the position of city treasur Messrs, and Mmes. M, Miller. Principal and Mrs. Kenneth er and Geo. Stephen, who will succeed Mr. Rickard in the ac W. H. Bachclder and Mrs. Glendia Wood and children spent the counting office has been appointed Nokcs each received a Christmas Christmas holidays in San Fran as the new city treasurer. Ben can! from 1st Lt. Claude Miller, cisco with relatives. Enroute home Heinz, city manager announced sent from Sool. Korea. Lt. Miller they visited relatives at Klamath is stationed at Chu Chon, near the Falls. Monday. Russian occupation. On Christmas Messrs, and Mtncs. W. H. Bach- eve he was to act Santa Claus and Douglas Veatch. son of Mr. and elder. Mallie Miller and Mrs. Glen- distribute presents to the depend Mrs. Merville Veatch of Portland, dia Nokes spent Christmas at the ent children including about 100 who has been in the naval air home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Korean orphans on Christmas day. force the past two years, arrived Nokvs in Albany. in the states December 24. and is Mrs. Viola Walker Hanks. Mrs. now stationed at San Diego. He Lynn Walker and son Charles and has spent the past 20 monthes in Mrs. Minnie Sharp of Springfield the South Pacific islands. attended the anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Mackey Sunday, A large group of Members of and visited old time friends. the Masonic lodge attended the Presbyterian church Sunday in a Niel Gwyn, who has served as body in observance of St. John's local manager of the Petersen Day. Auto Parts here for the past year has resigned his positiop to oper LET'S COOPERATE IN '48 ate a service station at Riddle .starting shortly after the first. Mr. and Mrs. Gwyn arc moving to Riddle probably the 1st. Kin Green, formerly of Springfield and a former company salesman will succeed Mr. Gwyn. । Ihur*., Jan. I. lain COOKERY CORNER The Neutlnrl, Cuttage drove, Oregon MARK BILL OF RIGHTS ANNIVERSARY i I ' , FOX At the Butler maternity home, Monday, December 29, 1947, to Mr and Mrs. Harold Fox, Cot- tage Grove, a son, Douglas An- thony. BENCH At the Smith mater nity hospital, Wednesday, Decem ber 24, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Steven Bench, Cottage Grove, a i son, Steven William HI. CHERRY At the Smith ma ternity hospital, Thursday, De cember 25, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs Robert Cherry, B. B. Route, Cot tage Grove, a son, John Allen. FISHER At the Smith mater nity hospital, Saturday, Decern tier 27. 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Fisher. Disston, a son, Ernest Gil bert Jr. HIGGINS At the Smith maternity hospital, Monday, De- I cember 29, 1947, to Mr. and Mr* Alvin Higgins. Disston route. Cot- i tage Grove, a daughter. Geraldine, Joy. SPEAKING DURING THI SERVICES at St. Paul * Church. Eastchtjl.r, New York, in observance of the 150th anniversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights i* Rabbi Roland B. Gittelsohn of Rockville Center, Long Island. New York. It was on the village green of Eastchester that tha "Great Election” of ¡733 was held. It subsequently led to the arrest at John P. Zenger. editor: his trial and his vindication. (International) Walleyed Pike Flub TURNER At the Butler ma-1 A quiet new year is promised Artificial flies for walleyed pike here with most of the stores temity home, Tuesday, December must travel almost on the bottom 1947, to Mr. and Mrs William closed. The annual inventory is ™ Turner. Cottage Grove, a son. and must be moved through the wa underway in a numtier of »tore». ter at a very slow speed. Natural Kenneth Albert. bait. Likewise, must go deep. LETS COOPERATE IN '48 Mr. and Mrs. Sam Warren were dinner guests Christmas day of Mr. and Mrs. Lot^n Hibbard. Miss Cecilia Elwood of Portland Was a week end guest of her sister. Mis. Paul D. Clark. Percentage of Brain* Relative to their respective heights <h.,rt peAons havt larger heads and brains than tall. WATCH THE SENTINEL IN '48 SAFEGUARD YOUR _________POSSESSIONS ve*n,OLO rve nee» M«sva.et> ¡ tvenv eune- acaihst HIM LB.LEONARD inSURRnCE SERVICE WISER BLDG- 617 MAIN ST. TEL34 COTTAGE GROVE RES.»'* - J HAPPY NEW YEAR! GOflm^THOflP SM0£S Shorts Grocery Wishes You A Happy and Prosperous New Year FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS SUGAR C & H 10 lbs. 89c DEANS Ig. white 2 lbs. 35c BACON ENDS lb. 59c PIC HAMS lb. 59c TOMATO JUICE 46 oz. 29c MIXED NUTS lb. 39c FILBERTS lb. 23c WASH PWDR bulk 4 lb 49c ORANGES Ig. size 3 dz 89c CARROTS sack $1.00 can 10c BEETS BEANS gr. Creswell 2 c 25c GRAPEFRUIT JC. 2 cn 10c APRICOTS 2V2 can 29c CANDY Hard Mix lb. 15c GUM DROPS lb. 23c CHOCOLATE DROPS lb 29c FRUIT SALAD gal cn $1.39 SQUASH Hubbard lb. 3c SYRUP Log Cabin jar 29c FREE Parking Lot at Rear of Store Items that will advance — Coffee — Chocolate — Cocoa — Matches — Crackers — Cocoanut. Limit on Tissue—Tapioca —Tapioca Pudding — Compound Shorts Grocery 119 South 6th Street Phone 1 FARMER pete Mrs. Glen Scott of Medford is spending the Christmas vacation with her husband, her daughter, Mrs. Lojeski, and father, W. W. Chrisman. She will return after the first of the year to her school at Medford. SOME ACORNS BECOME] CAK TREES. SOME 1 IGNORANT BOYS BECOME WISE MEN BUT BEAUTI FUL,TAIL FEATHERS ’ WILL NEVER MAKE A'» [PEACOCK OUT OF A CROW Lee Spangenberg, who has been in a Portland hospital for the past month and underwent a major operation, returned to his home Saturday, and is improving SAL 40% MARK-DOWN ON COATS DRESSES SUITS SWEATERS All new merchandise and tops in fashions Take advantage of this sale and save real money on your clothes Mrs, Edna Raymond has gone to Phoenix, Oregon to spend some । time with a daughter and family. . George Matthews returned home Christmas day from the Veterans hospital at Vancouver, Washington, where he underwent a major op<*r- ation. He spe-nt 10 days in the hospital, and is now recuperating at his home. Mr. Matthews' brother and sister - in - law. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Matthews of Portland, arrived Tuesday to spend the New Years holidays at the Matthews home. Sale begins Jan. 2 for one week only AH sales final. No refunds. No exchanges Mi-, and Mrs. F. W. Bales spent a short vacation in California af- tcr visiting relatives in Salem Christmas day. Mr. Bales Ls time- । DELIVERY TUES Ä Ffcl keeper for the Dorcna Construc 6th A Wo^hington Phono 57 tion Co. B & H Feed Stere 11 PERRY’S Quality Store for Women _______ _
