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12 CS Section Two Cottage Grove Sentinel On Grain List JANUARY COTTAGE GROVE. LANE COUNTY. OREGON THURSDAY. janpary 8, 1MH Orthodox Kuga If you Hod a xqunre or Grack troia worked into tha design nt your Oriental rug, you will know that the rug li not woven by an orthodox Mohammedan. Mtay Clear of llrpo.n The largest deposit ul quicksand I tn th. world Is at Diamond Shoal, off Ca « Hattara., N C. NUMBER ’n CRESWELL Mm. J. W. Smith wax installed ax president at the tegular meet ing of Crexwell Civic Hub Decem- Motorists in the United States , her 30. Other officers taking their will pay approximately $|< xmnx ;. chairs were first vice president. | Nmall • ■ a Moua* l*Mi mow In slate gasoline tax Mm C. H. Harrold; second vice A newly born kangaroo la only levies in 1947 than they pakl in i president, Mm. C. I. Kent; record ■ bout on* Inch long and weigh« ap IIM«. according to the Oregon ing secretary. Mm. L. H Brown; gruxlmalvly I/350th of a pound. State Motor Association corresponding secretary, Mm. E. L Reynolds; treasurer, Mm. H. L Stott; musician. Mm. Kent Mm | E C. Coombs, retiring president, | was given a gift by the club and i all the new and retiring officers j were presented with corsages. In the annual reports that were giv- 11 COLD REMEDIES, VITAMIN TABLETS & LINIMENTS en It wax announced that club had ? Yes, we have them on sale at 1408 E Quincy. Or wait for secured 17 new members during Hie year and the treasurer report your Watkin. Dealer. I will be up to Di..ton, Culp Creek ed $193.85 in the general fund and and Dorena thia next week, $1361 In the library fund. Mier. MRSONAl phytlclan to President Blanche Markham, auperviaor ol Truman, Brig. Gen. Wallace H. Gra the new Children's Hospital in ham (above) is named at th* head I Eugene was guest speaker. Guests of a list of 100 federal, state and IT PAYS TO BUY WATKINS for the meeting wore Mmes. God- local government employes identi fied as wheat traders by Secretary frey, Gertrude Walker, Sanger, L E Ziniker, R. M. Carpenter, and , ot Agriculture Clinton Anderson. Norman Skaggs Mrs. Bertha Dun Th* General was shown as holding 30,000 bushels (long) and 20,000 bar wax present from Eugene. (short) SepL 17, and selling 10.000 The Pep Club of the high school (Intrmationalt N<»M Quim y Phone 311U. have elected the following officer» bushels SepL 10. WINTER IS HERE Coda M. Pentico for the school year: president. water shortage. B. B. Irving, I Jarlenc Reich; vice-president, Douglas county engineer from Kathryn Varnon; secretary, Bar Roseburg, discussed the problem bara Kirkpatrick; treasurer, Char and the general opinion is that a lene Ellis. reservoir must be built. This .Word has been received by would involve an expense of ap Creswell friends of the death on proximately $40.000 which would Christmas day of Mrs Hanley Ol require the bonding of the town son at Reedsport. She is survived to that amount to be decided by by six children besides her hus the voters. band The Olsons lived in Cres The Valley Furniture Co of well several years b <orc going to which Harold Marcott and Cecil Reedsport. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoagland and Bush are proprietors, held open family of Yoncalla visited last house at their new building Wed week with his parents, Mr. and nesday evening. The firm opened Mrs. E. W Hoagland arid Mr. and for business Friday. The Boy Scouts held a Court of Mrs William Hoagland are visit Honor at the gradeschool auditor ing here from Colorado. Mrs. L. M. Dcrsham has re ium Monday evening and the fol ceived word of the death of her lowing advancements were made: brother-in-law, George Dcrsham. second class. Harold Scott; fimt I at Sterling, Colo, last Friday. Mr class merit badges, swimming and Dcrsham was In th mercantile life saving. David Brownell, Louis Merlin Olbrkson, and business in Creswell 30 years ago O'Dell. with Frank Boucher and George Charles Tate; home repairs and wood carving. Robert Walker; Shaub. E. W Malone has returned to personal health, public health, his home from a Eugene hospital firemanship, gardening, rabbit raising, Eugene Wright; star I where he underwent surgery. Hr scout. Eugene Wright. is recovering nicely. A number from Creswell at- I Bonita J Miller, Warren T. Dc- IVerne, nnd Joyce A. Everson, tended the public installation of I all local students at the Univer Whimawhala Encampment of the I sity of Oregon were listed on the 1OOF in Eugene Friday ever.,ng. I honor roll for the fall term Miss J. R Miller was installed as Chief I Miller was listed among the per Patriarch, V. W. Johnston as past I Chief Patriarch. Other Creswell I fect scorers. men taking office were John Ray. I The terrific wind which Cres- well experienced on New Years 2nd watch; Norman Skaggs. 4th I watch; L. J. Quigley. 2nd guard of I day caused three flue fires, none of I which resulted In serious damage. the tent. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Young and The fires were at the W. B. Gilles pie, J. W Smith, and the Hord daughter spent the holidays in homes Electric service was sus Brigham City, Utah, with rela pended in the vicinity for several tives. Mr .and Mrs. Leo W. Pike and hours that evening daughter of Detroit. Mich., ar The city water board called a rived Christmas day to visit at the meeting of all Interested city home of her parents, Mr .and Mrs. water users at the Grange hall Tuesday evening to discuss the U,1 n’1W!u r w , _ »_______________ Mr. and Mrs F. B. Good. Mr. and Mrs. LaVern Good, and Dale Rowers arc visiting with relatives in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ramsey and family have returned from a visit to Denver, Colo, with Mrs. Ramsey's people. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Williamson stopped over at the J. T. Kerr home on their way home at Gear hart for the holidays. Mr. Wil liamson was former principal of the local grade school and now teaches in Klamath County. High School district No. 12 is looking for a bus driver for their, new bus. Applications may be made to Mrs. J. T. Kerr, chair man of the board. Word has been received of the death recently of Mr. Will Price in Kansas. Mr. Price was a broth er of Mrs. Elizabeth Snere, a for mer Creswell resident, and had visited here a number of times, d Mr .and Mrs. Ivan Warthen an nounce the arrival of a daughter. I Patricia Ann, born at the Sacred I Heart hospital Sunday, Dec. 28. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cooke an- I nounce the arrival of their first child, a son. Sidney Harry, at the Sacred Heart hospital December 29. I Mr and Mrs. Delbert Walkley I proudly announce the birth of I their first child, a daughter, at the I Butler maternity home in Cottage i I Grove. The baby is a gra iddaugh- 1 I ter of Mr. and Mrs. Cline Walk-1 I ley and was born Saturday. Jan. 113rd. । Miss Alene Spencer spent the $28.75 Now $22.98 holidays in Martinez, Calif, with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. $16.95 Now $14.56 and Mrs. John Harris. Miss Spen-j $8.80 cer has now returned to her teach- Now $6.64 I ing duties at Salem. | $5.45 Now $4.36 Walter Adams, of the U. S. Army stationed at Ford Ord, Calif., is visiting with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Adams. ■ | On returning to Fort Ord he ex- I Ipects to sail for duty in Japan. j Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Green ex- I perienced a flue fire at their home I j Friday evening. No Serious dam- I I age was done. I The members of the Christian I | church enjoyed a New Year's Eve I watch party in the service room I (with Mrs. Ronald Osborne in I charge. I 20% OFF UNFINISHED FURNITURE ON Here’s Your Chance to Make Real Savings We are closing out all tables, chairs, chests, vanities, writing desks and other unfinished Items HERE ARE A FEW SAMPLES Table With 4 Chairs Reg. Vanity W*th Stool Reg. 3-Drawer Chest Reg. 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