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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1948)
Makes Apology Cottage Grove Sentinel COTTAGE GROVE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON TUI 1RS! »AY, OCTOBER 21, 194H CRESWELL Mts Esther Ashwomi of Spring- field. president of (Hat 11 of the Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars, visited the l<x-al auxiliary Monday evening unit Initiation was held for Mrs Earl Murquart. Mrs Ix-dn Smith, ex ecutive secretary of Lane Co. T B and Health Aaxoclntl-tn. of Eugene, s|xike to the group Following the meeting a shower of household articles was held for Mrs. U-e Baines, a member who lost her posscKsions in the recent fire. Mrs. Earl Hines, I Eva Rilatas) was honored nt a |*»st nuptial shower at the Presbyterian manse Monday evening. Games wen- play ed and Mrs Hines reccivt-d many gifts Mrs Richard Campbell and Mrs. G 1«. lacker were in charge. Mamins Plan Building Creswell Masons met Monday in the Odd Fellows hall and made plans for a new building. Geotgc Haye«, Roy Henry, L A. Whitney, William Ramsey. V W Johnston, J C. Mortensen, aixl Ralph Rogers were appointed to investigate the coat and advisability of (-reeling a building nt this time. Regular meetings will he held in the Odd Fellows hall and six-clni meetings and degree work will lx- held at th<- Cottage Grove Mason’s hull Firemen met recently and voted to purchase ncvcral new helmets and coats. The Degas fire exting uisher recently ordered Ims arriv ed. The committee for the next meeting will be Ted Mogstnd. Mel vin Miller and Frank Clack. A quilt was pre|Hin-d for fire victims irt the meeting of Camas Swale Club ut Mrs Gctrudc Boll eys The club Lx Invited to meet with tlie Cloverdale Club at their club house Oct. 2H. The place of the next meeting will be announc ed later. Hayes Burke plana to open his incat market in the Lawrence building the Hist part of this un k .i m Walkup and son Ted hope to have their temporary grocery «tore in (»iteration In the NUMBER 11 new addition to F. A. Eversons Garage soon. * Fifty young Granger* and friends attended th«- party at the hull Saturday evening Harry Brown was in cl hargc a nd game». and dancing (x-cupied the evening Hallowe'en Party Planned Theta Rho girlx met Thursday J evening and planned a Hallowe'en party for Oet. 2H Una Lee Ovdr-| ton anil Jean Tcidje will be in . charge of invitations; Jenenc Everson and Barbara Tcidje, re freshments; Betty Hord and Jean Ijiwrcncc, dee-trillions; Ona !><■<■ Overton and Jean Lawrence, gomes. Betty Hord win Installed a« financial secretary and Una Lee ■ Overton as xccrctary. Seven Gldiams from Eugene conducted the church xervicex nt the Presbyterian church Sunday morning W Lee Gray, the newly hired minister, will I m - here next Sunday. An experience social was cn- I joy«-d at Rclx-kahx Wednesday evening and a shower was held for I Mix !>•<• Barnea following the meeting Mrs. Malcolm Horn from j Cottage Grove wax an out of town ' mcmlxr present. It was reported that Mr«. Malx-I Williams, a mem- I Ix-r of a North Dakota lodge is In the Odd Fellows home at I »evils DON’T FORGET TO REMEMBER THE— FIREMAN'S BALL Sat., Oct. 23, 1948 JOHNNY LUSK’S 7-PIECE ORCHESTRA With Vocalist ( I be one thnt plnxcd for the Queen's Bull) Admission 51.00 Per Head GET YOUR TICKETS FROM ANY FIREMAN You Benefit From A Well Equipped Fire Department In Colors to Match Your Bathroom and Your Bedroom AN ASSORTMENT OF SIZES Prices from: $9= to $12^ Brighten up your kitchen table with new multi-colored oil cloth. 46 In. and 54 in. widths. Prices from 65c to 79c per lineal yard. » To Lengthen Blankets New a piece of blanket material taken from an old blanket onto the end of your short blankets to lengthen them. If it is sewed on the end which Is tucked in at the foot of the bed. It will hardly be notice able. yjinn flií T RIC K with these & SHOWN here in a picture taken last April, when he gave assurance that the Reds would be driven from strategic areas In south China, President Chiang Kai-shek has apologized to his nation for the prediction made to the National As sembly in Nanking. Admitting that the Communists were still below the Yellow River, he said: “This is a great disaster.” (International) Like. North Dakota and would like i t-i hear from friend«. Mr«. Wil- | Hams has visited here several । i times. The past noble grands will i lx- honored at the next meeting ‘ and the FL club will serve refresh ment«. Eastern Star held a special meeting in the Odd Fellows hall Friday evening and announced they would hold regular meetings । in that hall and special meetings and degree work will be held in I Cottage Grove. The Girls League of the high school entcrBiined their mothers at a reception at the gymnasium Friday evening with Rev. Frank i Erown of Cottage Grove as the ■ speaker. Musical numbers were also enjoyed The officers this year are Vivian .Joiner, president; I Una Lee Overton, vice president; Vcrla Jean Stott, secretary: Pat Bayliss, treasurer; Norma Rand, sergeant-at-arms. The girls advis- | or is Mrs. Marian Hopper. Grange Now Ila. 211 Members I Oscar Sheldon was elected to I ; memlx-rship Grange spoke Thursday Rev. Joseph at Knotts at I evening and of three other Metho-I names 1 1 tho dedication the new were church proposed. demit was grant-1| । dist at A Coburg Sunday ud to Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs. W» C. F Wetzcil RaMnus-|l afternoon. sen attended. who have moved near Coeval- 1I also > 11«. The building committee was | । instructed to of have the stage of I I The quilters the Presbyterian ■ the hall rewired. The local grange | a quilt for the it fin- I Aid now prepared has 211 members and was afternoon. 11 victims decided Monday to present 25 year pins to I memlx-n who had belonged that I long or longer The executive com- I mlttec plans to have speakers on II political measures at the next I meeting and the public will be I invited to hear the addresses. I Mrs. Oliver Beals was in town I I Thursday greeting old friends. Mrs. I Beals is the former Jessie Kuni I and now lives at Tillamook. I Mr. and Mr?. Lee Kluckcrt of I I Central and Mrs Barney Kluck- I ert of Medford called the ladies Frank Johnston of on Montana is I visiting parents. with Mr. his and son, Mrs. Part- V. J. W. C. Johns 11 ton ncy and Sunday. Harold Johnston. The seventh and eighth graders enjoyed a skating party at Midway I i ink Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stines and I family of Halsey visited with Mr I and Mrs. T. F. Kahler and Mrs. Ivy Hills Sunday. The Stires for merly lived in Cloverdale. Mrs. Miles Wicks spent last week end with her son Glenn at Corvallis. Glenn is attending OSC. I Roy Dyer of Sacramento is I visiting with Gene Scruggs at the I Kenneth Schwcring home. serve them palate-pleasing tid-bits from our vast vari ety of party foods. It’s no trick at all to enjoy these ex tras because our policy of low prices every day means EXTRA MONEY to brighten up menus. TRICK OR TREAT’ SPECIALS Richardson’s Mints 9c Kraft Caramels 35c Jelly Beans Ib. 29c Licorice Mix 12 oz 35c Jelly Drops Ib. 29c Waffle Cream Cookies, pk. 25c Fig Bars Nabisco 19c BIG GREEN’S gives S & H Green Stamps pumos Sandwich Spred 97c 39c Lunch Pail. Pt................ Cheese Food 98c Chateau, 2 lb. loaf Krispy Crackers 49c 2 lb. pkg. .. ........... .......... 1 lb. pkg....... .................. A Hallowe'en Special for Jack-o-Lanterns or for Party Pies Flavo - Rite r M eats , *- * Ginger Snaps 31c <' * •* ■ w - • and save! Pure Ground Beef 31c Old Fashioned. 1 lb. 4c lb Always Fresh 59c Ib. suf - üfs, Shoulder Pork Roasts From Young Fork 65c Ib. Fresh California Dates n». 35c Beef Short Ribs Texas Pink 34c Lean and Meaty 43c Ib. TRIANT PERSONAL SERVICE tT Serve good-tasting meat! For greater mealtime pleasure get top » quality meat at £6 Green's Hardware & Supply|_5§ Oranges Finest Blend Ib 43c Supreme Blend Ib. 49c Quality Guaranteed n.., 29c Delicious Yams 2 lbs. for 25c Shoulder Pork Steaks Delicious with ('ream Gravy 69c lb Hallowe’en Special Cranberries ib. 25c Rome Beauty Apples n»» $2.98 Fresh-Killed Poultry Friday and Saturday Only SWARTZ & WOLFARD ’’FRIENDLY FOOD SERVICE” Creswell, Oregon N. Tlllamck tV Portland, Or*. i / Kelly’s Market Hi Ho Crackers It’s New It’s Delicious s Swartz & Wolfard’s tn* iaa MO»UCH ; 1 Nalleys, Qt ........ Introducing! triangle : 32c 15c ' 45c, 25c ■ 25c 10c n Cider Mayonnaise Coffee Phone 222 for those “yummy” pies Grapefruit All unfinished furniture ’A price 1c Sale on all red and white enamel ware EASY PARKING Raisins 2 n, ,,k. Currants s„„ Fruit Cake Mix Pennant, 1 Ib. jar Dates Dromedary, Pkg.................................. Duff’s Spice Cake Mix Pumpkin F. 2 tin .......... _......... 69c gallon jug f / ! Everybody’s reading the classified. Pages 14 and 15 SPECIALS Pwrrroa« African,Game 17th Century Educator Longest Timber Bridge There are only five specie« of John Locke, English philosopher, Oldest «nd longest Umber bridge published "Some Thoughts Con African game which can be de- bi the world is across Lake Pon. cerning Education" in 1693 —a mas »cribed aw dangerous to hunt. They ehartraln. La. The brld - was bulli; «re the elephant, lion, buffalo, in 1883. terpiece on child psychology. rhinoceros and leopard. With all United Press was organized in other kinds. the ri»k to life «nd j America’« first foreign-language . limb is negligible. 1907. newspaper was German. FREE CITY DELIVERY -.......... PHONE 53 ■
