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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1948)
•t SOCIETY ♦ I tiinafdy did nro »tay their m lidnnl । J color long Corn Peck and Gcorgr took snapshots of the lunch. .LADIES GOLF CLUB COSTUME PARTY HUGE Mt'CC F,HS Despite the cold foggy weather, 14 ladies In vatkMix Costumi'- par took of a drlicknia luncheon s«'rv«*<1 Wednesday, January 11, nt the loen I golf clubhouse To meli tion a few: Minin Kincarl mi n pirate with a cute mustache; Jean Ixmdahl, an n harem girl; Bal- barn Hili as n Uhinmonn with a long queue; Ella Zlmnu rly, ns an old fashioned Indy with small spectacles and a reticule; Vern Zlebeck, in a patchwork (»cttkxmt and silk shawl; Helle Burkholder In full skiing costume with skils; and Lochic Thompson, a pirate also. Mtn. N J. Nelson, a cute G I Joe. Bnrbnrn and Elin tied as having the most authentic cos tumes, so one of the judges, Alma Sears, 1osn«*d a coin to decide the issue and Barbara w«in Ihr golf Hall prize Betty Rickard win lilsn <> JUdgv ol the contest and brought <l fri.'.Kl. I’tj lirs ixx.iax, a new- comet' I ■ wh >in wc extend n iicaity w Icorn«- Wc i. « • mote » . n«*w ladhs come t<> « ui next meet- |\ the ••<■'1.1 Wcifnr d i) m I'. b. y W i uaty, w' • ‘ / will also lx- awarded then. The ladder wax started Jean Jondah), I iWho hud the lowest score n’Ceived 1 a |x»sHlon on the Mghest rung of th«* ladder but can lx* challenged next time by the Indy directly be low her and must defend her title or forfeit It The president of tin club is safe from any challenge ix*lng on the lowest rung but can challenge th«* lady above her This offeer had the doubtful honor of having th«* largest score but this calnmit) was relieved by a most wonderful putt on No 5 which no on«’ else equalled. Due to the. re cent H<x>d the course was quite ■ । watery Lochlo’s b»xits cam«* in handy when she had to rescue her I ball in No. 2’s pond Alma sported I some white btxris which unfor- Concrete Products Bulldlng Hhw ka, all «Irr«; Pier Block«; Chimney Block«; etc. Waterproofing, Cecil C. Wooley Fast Main Hirret 46 tfc DINNER MEETING AT RAINBOW CAI H The BiutinvNH and Pr<>f< «donni Women's club held u dinne) m«''t- ing nt the Rninlmw cafe Monday night which wax followed by a hort Inisin« ss meeting prcnldc«! over by the pre Ideili, IXrt.i Burl«' «on. Mrs introduced Ihrvc guests, I »o othy Watkins . Joan Williams and Helen Zimmer man. Miss Margar«'! Ix’um, munir ch. linnan. doublé trio unti accompanlcd them The group i ing a blrthdny Hong for Nell Hukowskl and In«*z Hoyt. Nell bukowski, hrulth and xafe- ty chalrman, wus In chargc of thè program and Introduce«! thè speaker, Howard G Smith, s«*nlor Lane county mimi arimi, who spoke on thè threc major projivls fnc- Color Card News I TOPIX ANNIVERSARY Lt S’CHEON T"l RHDAV It luncheon th«' of fit r ra tx>me of Mrs H. B. Ferrin, Bc- sid< - the rci{Ular members, guests weir Ml. Web.ter, sUter-in-laW and house guest of Mi Knnfflc Hayn« s, and Ivon i Randall. 'I h«' |un<'he«)li table was ccnler« I with a decorni« <1 biithday cake and yel- low candlM Mr? C E Dillman Wnx elccte«l Cochran, vice president and treasurer. A khíh I afternoon followed the election and short business meeting. MRH. I IN ENK R I UNM IDArc.lllFR NORMA JfechActivfe ¡ PREACHER SCIENTIST I»: W STRATUS EFFECT Thin«., Jan. 8?, 1040 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon SAUY'S SALL If S Church of Jesus Christ of Lat ter I my Saints. .Sunday school at 10 30 in I. O. O. F. hall. Assembly of God We wish to extend n hearty invitation. to you to worship with, us the church of evangelical action. Sunday services: Sunday who»I 9:45 a. m.; morning worship 11:00 a. bl ; Christ's Ambassadors 6:30 p. ni ; ev«.-ning evangelistic service 7:45 p. m. Wix'kday servic«?s: Tu«-sday. prayer, 7:30 p. m.; Thursday, Bi ble study, 7:45 p. m. We have a horn«’ department and any wishing spiritual help or would like a visit from the minis ter, feel free to call at any time Also, if you are in need of a whod chair, in an emergency, we shall Dr Irw be glad to 1« of an accommodation to you. Rev. Hilton T. Park, min Bible 1rs« uter. Phone 195-R. speakers will be Joan Metcalf, Roæmar y Rieka’d. Dale Sears, and Rob«*rt Daugherty. There will lx- a special service of communion for all young people of the church on Sunday evening at 7 o’clock. New officers will be installed. The junior high and senior groups are both invited. The Methodist Church. Frank E. Brown, minister, 333 Main st., phone 108 The church school meets at 9:45 fol low wl by the morning worship hour at eleven o'clock, at which tim«? the pastor “I don't want anything •xpep- 1 will speak on the subject, "Can a •ive. Her operation waz just a minor one." Christian Stay Away Frdm Church ?" The high school youth will go to the Lane sub-district Fatnous Epitaph Methodist Youth Fellowship meet One nf the most famous epltapht ■xly ing at Creswell, on Sunday aft«*r- in the English language Is Benja ' in aoon, leaving from the parsonage min Franklin’s own epitaph In his at 2:45. The Intermediate Fellow- own handwriting. It was written tor hip will meet at 6 o'clock. There Samuel Morris in Philadelphia tmd esper hour this presented to him by Poor Richard X) p.m. Thursday (Jan. will not be on August 31. 1778. First Baptist Church, Dr is here demonstrating the I khausen e by whi th«' a dtence is able to hear the moverr ent of groups of molecules within । magnetized steel bar. The picture has been prod need by Dr. irw'uj A. M'Vin, director of Moody Institute of Science in Los Angele s, and noted originator of “Sermons from Science.” In the film, actu hots of th. asaki aie featured, and Bikini expto as well as th° only full-color mov ing pictures ever taken of the giant 184-inch cyclotron at the University of California. Since this exclusive sequence was filmed, concrete walls have been built around the cyclotron, and the in terior has been rendered danger ously radioactive. Mrs Andrew Fix entertained a group of girls Iii>t Thursday after- noon honoring her daughter Nor ma Jean on h r 15th birthday an- poxnl, garbage di«|x>snl and water nivcrsxry. The afternoon Hyntem. Thin wax followed by two spent in i i lay Ing games and the vocal sol«»« by Rolwrta Riggs, ac- ol the many nice gifts by companlcd by Miss Leum. on <*, .if «I Mrs. Fix was Tb<* I! bron Christian church Th«* club voted for each member in *■< rvlng ice cream and Sunday school at 10:00 a. m to lake gift of clothing or food to cuke by Mrs. Efllth Perry. Morning worship at 11:00. the Smart Shoji to be sent to th«* club’s Bi'lglnn war orphan. It was Radtke, Bev the Miws Pauline 1 London Church of Christ, "that also voted to leave articles of rgaret “Peggy" «•rly Booth, clothing and food at Mim<*e’s Tot Tonoll, Eleanor friendly church” Sunday Bible Bonder, Ann« t and Gift Shop to lx* sent to Dollar, Howard, Elia Mae Swadley. Eu Study 10 a.rn. Class«'« for all ageh Scotland, to a home where Amer nice Chapman, Barbara Greweile, Sermon 11 by Thomas Clark. Com ican soldiers went for need«'<l rest, Yvonne Prescott, Mary Jan«* Ross munion 11.15. Evening service 7:30 p.m. Midweek Wednesday 7:30 and then* it will be given to the Taffeta afternoon dress. and little Dalton Perry. p.m. Your presence is appreciated nc«*dy. at the London church, come and Alice Breedlove, mcmlxTship By VERA WINSTON make yourself at home. chairman, reported an«f three new A 4-H Forestry club was organ DEEP RICH PLUM shades are memlx-rs were received into the club, Joan Williams, Ruth McCor mounting on ths color card snd iz«*d ai thè school house Jan. 13 Christian Science Society, Cot will really bloom com« Sprin.-, with Johnny Hash as local leader. tage Grove, Oregon, 242 Second mick and Vivian Barkemeyer. which is aa it should be! Plum The club has been named. "The street holds Sunday services at 11 Plans were completed for the colored taffeta makes this crisp Ix'neflt curd party to lx- ghyn afternoon dress which sports a Young Forest Rxng«*rs of Sagin am and Sunda^ school at 9'45 February 2nd in the IO( >F hall, nt stand-up rolled collar that cleverly aw." officers elected were: Billy a.m. Wednesday evening meetings Purcell, president; Buck Hill, vice at 8 p.m. (the second Wednesday 8:()() o'clock General chairman for simulates a bolero *ront Seams this Is Grace Cownn; tickets, Ed are full at the shoulder tapering president; and Jimmy Keene, sec of each month). Reading room is na Piller; refroshments, Ixmora and crushed at the elbow. The full retary and treasurer. There are 10 open Wednesday, Friday and Sat- mcmlx'rs enrolled and they will urday afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 Langston; tallies, Delhi Gallo; skirt is slightly padded at tha hips. meet ever)' two weeks at 6 p.m. p.m. Subject for next Sunday is tabic and arrangements, Nell Bu A narrow sash tiu in front. at the school house. Truth.” Chris:: n or no,’you have an ap- kowski. dctxirnf ions, Lila Graham; A party wax given Margaret publicity, Lottie L» t Mmb: host Mrs Frank Miller and children ----------- . pointment with Jesus! Have you Getty for her birthday Friday eve First Baptist Church, Fifth and kept it? ess, Edna Burleson anti Adepa Romena and Frank Jr. Saturday evening Mr and Mrs. ning at her home. All but throe of Jefferson, Rev. Peter J. Bakker, j Bible school at 9:45. Morning Hatch; pnz.es, Allee Breedlove Perkins Miller and family were the upi«T grade school children pastor "Crusade for Christ" worship at 11:00. sermon: "Ap- guests nt a gathering at the home were ¡»resent. Ada Mae Ketcher- meptings continue every night at pointments With Jesus.” Young VISITORS ENTERTAINED of Mr arai Mrs Harry Henderson, sidc won a special prize in a con- the Baptist church at 7:30 p.m., folks at 6:30. Evening evangelistic Mr and Vic Knodt« of honoring Mr ,an«l Mrs. Knodxcn. with Rev. Kenneth Daniels. To-1 service at 7:30, sermon, "God's San Francisco, who have lx*vn vis Stockholders of th«* 28F mutual nighj, Thursday, is men's night. : Covenant With Noah Before the iting hi« sisters, Mrs. Then» Mil- telephone line held their annual Friday is Sunday school night, and Flood." This will be a study in l«*r nnd Mm. Harry Henderson, COMMITTEES NAMED meeting at the office of Alta King Saturday is young people’s night. Old Testament typology w’hich is ID REBEKAHS for th«* |mHt week, were honor in Cottage Grove Tuesday after The I’lblic is invited to all the filled with light for us today. At t he Friday night meeting of gu«*«ta at n family roumon on Sun noon. Officers elected were: Bart meetings. Don’t forget the prayer services day, Janunr) 18. nt the Frank th«’ Rebekahs the committees for Johnston, president; Alta King, On Sunday at the morning wor-, at the appointed time. There is Miller home. Pn’xcnt were Mrs I he term were named as follows: vice ptesident and Ruby Benston, ship hour of 11:00 o'clock. Mr. Thcna Miller, Mr mid Mr: s. Harry visiting. Ueta Stewart, Emma Er secretary and treasurer. K. Rich Daniels will speak on the subject. an invitation and a welcome for you. friend, at this chut ch.—J. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs Claude win and Marie Geef; floral, Vina ards was elected director at large. "The Judgment Scat of Christ.” Michael Shelley, minister. Abcene and children Th« na May Smith, Sterling Macready and Mr. and Mrs. Treixtcr and chil At “Inspiration Time' , 7:30 p.m.. B< sale Frye; finance, Mildred An- and Marvin, Mr. nnd Mr dren of Compton. Calif., arc spend the subject will be. The Grace “Church of the Lutheran Hour” derson, Hildegard Godard and Al Grable, George Re-sue of ing si'xeral w< - k .at the home of of God.” Trinity Lutheran Church will Mrs, Clifford Adam-«, and Mr. and ic«' Conner, decorations, Alda Mil Mrs. Treistcr's father, Clarence Thursday. January 29, the films, hold Divine services at 9:00 a.m. ler. Vivian Liy field and Zula Han "God of the Atom.” and “God of in the Seventh Day Adventist sen; condolence, Jan«* Harris. Hel Mower, Mr. and Mrs. H. O Laird spent Creation.” will be shown at 7:30. cnurCh, located on the corner of en Rud«' and Florence Walker: non-pnymcnt-of-ducs. Fran ces several days last week at the Cnrl These films in natural color are West Main and North M streets. produced by the Moody institute Sunday -school will begin at 10:15 [ Racknor, Elsie Currin and Roxie Soverns home in Eugene. Mrs. Jim Abtxitt is spending a of Science. unu The Rev. E. D. Busch is the !L«wis; hostess, Mcaric McKibben. w«*ek or more in Calif, with her i pastor. The Lutheran Hour broad- Eva Hatch and Trossa Tullar; husband. Our God is not a silent God. for > may ’>o heard over station gn««! of the order, Mary lee Nich R. P. Bash has installed a tele he speaks to men today mainly to KORE at 9:30 ajn. ols. Lmetta Safley, and Josephine Hartwig; examining. Blanche phone in his home and hts number encourage and inspire them to a 352J5. First Presbyterian Church, D. Denker. Anna Beidlcr, and Hazel is Jo«* Getty is visiting his brother peaceful way of life. Hear the At the Culver; Theta Rho advisor hoard, S Sgt. Tommy Getty, who is sta message Sunday morning 11 a.m. [Hugh Peniston. pastor. at the Church of God. 1060 East 11 o'clock worship hour the annual Marylce Nichols. Gladys Hatch tioned at Castle Field, Calif. Adams Ave. on the subject, “How and Joyce Lyon; reporter, Rosie Reta Keene entertained with a Lewis. God Speaks to Men Today." We party nt her home Saturday eve The charter was draped in lov ning for a few of her friends from want you to bring your entire ing memory of Ethol Ferguson. family to the Sunday school at CYeswell. Sunday they drove to 10 a.m. They will enjoy attending Several were r<*portc<l 111. includ Silver Lake. regularly. The Youth Fellowship ing Georg«’ Sweet, who has under Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hopper of gone surgery in the Veterans hos Springfield spent Sunday at the at 7 p.m. is both a Christian Fel pital in Portland, and Lottie As Inez Monteith home. Monday lowship and a Fellowship with bury, who is a patient in Sacred guest was Al Sut'.en of Pasco. God. «Regular d«*votional service 1 Heart hospital, Eugene, and the 7:45 p.m. Prayer meeting and Wash. [boys of Loretta Safley were Catherine Getty of O.S.C. spent Bible study Wednesday 7:45 and ported ill. children’s story hour Saturday at th«* week end at home. 2pm Roy E. Hut chis m, pastor. Homecoming night was an Mrs. Claude Kirkendall of Cres nounced for February 12. which well visited Friday with her moth will be started ofl with a 8:45 cov- er. Mrs. C. Gordon, who is ill M:- Church of Christ, 6th and Gibbs, ' cred dish supper Th" next mcct- Goi don's sister and niect* of Port (now meeting in the armoiy) “the ' ing will lx* held January 30 with land ate staying a few days at the church with a friendly spirit." - the* officers serving refreshments. Gordon home. Are you one of those busy people ■ There will also lie a mnix-h of who have trouble finding time dimes drill at tips meeting. Staff for all their appointments? Then practice w 's announc' d for Wed- HIGH SCHOOL EN FRIES IH E possibly you write in a book some UNIVERSITY <>F OREGON. of the places you must go and 1 nesday night and an all day meet ing of the P. N. G. vh*l> with pot Eugene. January 20 (Speciali — some of the people you must meet. luck dinner at n«x»n will lx* held Entries are now due for the an- And the time will be mentioned nual Oregon High Sthoo! Press for those meetings. Some of the th«* 29th. Mearle McKibben thanked the Association for high school news most important appointments, members for cards nnd calls dur papers and the contest for tnrh- however, are often neglected be ing her j eccnt illness, and Elsie ividual students in high school cause folks forget, or fail to un Currin extended th inks for calls journalism. Dean George Turnbuil derstand, that these appointments and cards during her bereavement. of the University of Oregon ■ hcol concern them. Whether you are a I of journalism annouhe **. In the contest for r«ewni>aMr3, MOOSE WOMEN awards an* made for the best Ml- PLAN RUMMAGE Try [around high school pa'p’r. for the The Women of th<* MoOse met best paper in a school of more nt the Moose hall January 15th than 500 enrollment, for the best and the principal item of business paper in a school of fewet than discussed was a rummage sale, 500. for the best mim'">waphed which according to present plans paper (weekly or bi-weeklyi, for will t>e held sometime in Fcbru- the best mimeographed mont ily. ary. A definite diete will lie set and for th«* best sc I kto I notes pub- later. lished in a local newspaper. for Rheumatism, Arthritis, I'"., new chairmen were np- pointed. Olive East Inti n was ap-, Making Plywood Sheets Sore Back, Stiff Neck. pointed as chairman of the library In making plywood, sheets of committee and Fay? Bosell as the I ritual committee. A dinner for; veneer only n fraction of an inch th<* members and their wives will thiek are peeled from big hr logs bo hold -Tuesday the 27th nt th«* Then, the veneer is glued together in three, five or more plies to make hall beginning at 6:30 p.m. At the next mi'cting February big panels. Plywood is called a wood- 5th initiation will be held and and-glue sandwich as it is made of Faye Bozcll, ritual chairman will thin sheefs of wood bound together 719 Birch Ave. Phone 395-L with the grain of cacti running at have charge of the chapter night i.vtfc I right angles to the one above and program. below it. SAGINAW Add That “PERSONAL” Touch for Valentine's Day This Year Give Her a Photograph Clark's Portrait-Photo Studio W. G. (WALLY) ROBERTSON ; 21 S. 6th Phone 343-J PARSENS PURAIRE KITCHEN W' SWEDISH MASSAGE 32-pc. “Fire King” Dinnerware, Reg. $2.79 Coronado “Ranger” Radio, Reg. $28.50 A $31.29 Value for Only... $28.50 “Fire King” colonial design Service for 6, guaranteed against breakage from oven heat. Walnut plastic radio with true, clear tone. C. P. Armstrong, Masseur BETHRTHAL ANNOUNt ED The engagement of Miss Bar bery Edwards of Springfield to Elwyn Wayne Howell was an nounced recently by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Edwards. Mr. Howell is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn E. Howell of Cottage Grove. The wedding dale is set for March ' 19th. Larry Levens Main Street. Phone 225 Santa Fe Trail Coveted Francisco Vasquez do .Coronado, the Spsnirh explorer, was the first European to pass over any consid erable part of the Santa Fe Trail. He followed the Arkansas river on his way back from unprofitable trip to Quivira in 1541. The convenient stopping place For all kinds of fishing tackle and supplies OPEN SUNDAYS Groceries Supplies of All Kinds A-B Electric Range Apartment Size $139.95 Hagg” Apt. Size and 3-5 Room Oil Heaters SC3.00 - S79.00 - S89.00 LATHAM ELECTRIC HUMPHREY’S GROCERY Your Chevron Station Up Row River 14 miles east 49-tfcxx Black Butte Route Phone 702
