Church «»1
The Convenient Stopping Place
Por All Kinda of Fuhing Tackle and Supplies.
CHURCH OF GOD
OPEN SUNDAYS
Groceries — Supplies of All Kinds
HUMPHREY’S GROCERY
Your Chevron Station
Up Row River 14 Miles East
Special Services,
Church of Christ
! weeks in the Cottage prove Sen-’
itinei, a weekly newspaiwr of gen-1
oral circulation, printed and pub­
Special kcrrlcc« will be held nt lished In Cottage Grove, lame
the Church of Chrtit, 6ih and County, State of Oregon: and that
Gibbs Saturday evening with W you I»1 required to appear and
answer on or before the last day
U Jessup president of the San
of the time prescribed In said or­
Jose Bible College preaching Bro
der, to-wit ; on or before the 26
Jessup will alxo bring the Sunday
)d»y of May, 1949 f>ate of first
morning and Sunday evening me»-
publication Apr! 28. 1949. Date of
sages He will have with him a
last publication May 2«, 19-19
mixed quartette from the Bible
HERBERT W LOMBARD, At-
(VI lege who are very talented
. torney for Plaintiff Residence and
singers and have been out in
l*wt offk-e address: Cottage
numerous services and who will
Grove. Lane County, State of
bring us a number of messages In
Oregon.
song both Saturday evening and
38-51-42
Sunday nt both service».
Everyone is Invited to come out
and hear these talented young
ixsiple who are doing a great work
for the U>rd
Assembly of God — We wish to, "Everlasting Punishment” is the
extend a hearty invitation to you; subject of the Lesson-Sermon in
to worship with us—the church of'all Churches of Christ, Scientist,
I on Sunday. May I.
evangelical action.
Sunday service»: Sunday school
The Golden Text is "Know ye
Sunday school 10:00 a m.;
9:45 a. nr; morning worship 11:00 not. that to whom ye yield your­
a. m.; Christ*» Ambassador» 6:30 selves servants to obey, his ser­ Preaching 11:00 am; Crusaders
p. m.; evening evangelistic service vants ye are to whom ye obey; 71)0 pm.; Worship 7:45 p.m.;
—Nuhecribe To The Mentías»-
7:45 p. m.
whether of sin unto death, or of Wednesday Prayer meeting 7 45
p.m.
Pastor.
Ix
’
Roy
Sapp.
Weekday
services:
Tuesday, obedience unto right eousncM ?”
prayer, 7:30 p m.; Thursday. Bi­ (Rom 6:16*.
Trinity Lutheran • The Church
ble study, 7:45 p. m.
Among the citations which com­
We hare a home department and prise the Lesson-Sermon is the of the Lutheran Hour, The topic
any wishing spiritual help or following from the Bible: ‘'Humble of the pastor's sermon in the 11
would like a visit from the minis­ yourselves in the sight of the o'clock Sunday morning worship
ter. feel free to call at any time. Lord, and He shall lift you up” will be.’ "Better Than Sheep.” Th«1
Also, if you are in need of a wheel (James 4:10). together with the public is cordially invited to wor­
NUMMONN
chair, in an emergency, we shall following correlative passage from ship with us. Services are conduct­
ed
in
(he
S
D.A.
church,W.
Main
A
be glad to be of an accommodation the Christian Science textbook.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
to you.- -Rev. R. E. Parrish, minis­ "Science and Health with Key to M Streets. Sunday sduxil and
THE STATE OF OREGON
ter. phone 195-R.
the Scriptures,’’ by Mary Baker Bible class begin at 9:45. Thursday
FOR LANE COUNTY
Eddy: 'Through repentance, spirit­ afternoon th«' Ladies' Aid will MARTIN II. ANDERSON,
hold
its
monthly
meeting
at
th«'
Church of Jesus Christ of Lat­ ual baptism, and regeneration,
Plaintiff, I
ter Day Saints. Sunday school at mortals put off their material be­ home of Mrs Doyle Eastburn
va. i
10.00 in I. O. O. F. hall
liefs
and
false
individuality" Mrs. Ben Kuehn will speak to th«' J WHITNEY nnd MRS J WIRT-
ladies on (he value of Christian NEY, hi» wife, the unknown
(p. 242).
Culp Creek Assembly of God
Christian Science Society. Cot­ elementary schools. Choir rehear­ heirs of any of the defendants, If
Church — We invite you to our tage Grove. Oregon. 242 Second sal will lx- held on Thursday eve­ any are deceased; also, all other
Sunday school where we have street holds Sunday school at 9:45 ning at the home of Mrs. Carl (Musoni or parties unknown claim-
classes for all ages. Sunday school a.m. Morning worship at 11:00 Brandsness. Richard E. Gross, ing any right, title, estate, lien or
9:45 a.m.; morning worship 11:00 a m Wednesday evening meetings pastor.
interest in the real estate de-
■ a.m.; young people's service 6:30 at 8;00 p.m. (the second Wednes­
acribed in the Complaint herein,
pm ; evening evangelistic service day of each month >. Reading room YOUTH MEETING APRIL Î9
I defendants
7:30 p.m.; prayer meeting Wed­ is open Monday through Saturday
There will br a youth meeting
Case No. 36784
nesday 7:30 p.m. Come and join afternoon from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m
held at the Fairmount Church of ! TO: J. WHITNEY nm! MRS. J
us in these services. We desire io
We cordially invite nil our brother and sister churches.
Christ, Eugene. Friday evening WHITNEY, his wife, the unknown
help you. —W. Kenneth Bright-
The usual services at the Walk­ April 29 at 7:30 pm for anyone m>irs of any of the defendants, if
WELCOME TO EVERYONE
any are deceased: also, all other
er Union church next Sunday of high school age and over.
Anyone who wishes to attend is I persons or parties unknown claim-
Sunday School at 9:45. Morning
Seventh-day Adventist Church, service at 11 o'clock. The Ladies asked to meet at the Church of mg any right, title, estate, lien or
: n Ite
1301 West Main. Sabbath i Satur- Aid Society meets every second Christ, 6th and Gibbs, ami trans­ interest In th«' real estate «ie-
day) services: Sabbath school 9:30 Wednesday of the month at the portation will lx’ available. If scribed in the Complaint herein.
aznM sermon 11:00 am. Mid-week church. If you have no church some of the older folks can go ami
DEFENDANTS
service on Wednesday evening at home, come and worship with us. take cars they will be esjiccially
IN THE
NAME OF THE
8-00 p.m. Come and worship with Frank E. Gray, pastor.
welcome.
STATE OF OREGON: You ar«'
us. Walter Blehm, pastor.
hereby »ummoned and required to
The Reorganized Latter Day
appear and answer the Compiaint
Blue Mountain ehunch. Every­ Saints meet each Sunday in the
of the plaintiff fltod against you
one Is invited to visit these ser­ banquet room of the Rainbow cafe
in the above entitled suit on or
vices. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m at 10:00 o'clock for Sunday school
phone 28-F-4)
before the last day of the time
Morning worship at 11:00, chll- and at 11:00 o’clock for the church
prescribed in the < trdcr of l*ubli-
Bcm'fit dance will be given at cation, to-wit: on or tiefore the
1 drens' church at 11:20 ajn. Junior service. Z. A. Coop, pastor, phone
Walker Saturday night April 30 26th day of May. 19-19; and if you
Christian service at 6.45 p.m. Eve­ 361J.
to raise funds for the new floor fail tn so appear and answer, for
ning service at 7:45 p.m.
and piano I’hr «tone«' is iqxinsored want thereof the plaintiff wall ap­
Bible study and prayer meeting
First Presbyterian Church. D.
Tuesday evening at 7:45. Young Hugh Peniston. pastor. Sumlay hy the bon rd members of the ply to the above entitled Court for
Peofde's own service Friday night school at 9:45 am. with depart­ Saginaw-Walker community club the relief demand«*d in the Com­
They expiTt to give about four plaint, to-wit: that you, ami each
at 7:45.
ments for all ages. Morning wor­
We extend an invitation and an ship 11.-00 a.m. A Deputation more dances every two weeks be­ of you, be adjudged to have no
appeal to our local young people Team from the Westminster fore enough money is raised. A estate or interest whatsoever in
and all local families to attend House at Oregon State College. basket ball court is also made out ami to th«’ lami or premises Iwrem
these services. Clifford E. Landis, Corvallis, Oregon will be in charge on the floor anti the hall may be described, to-wit:
ured for any community activitnai
minister.
All that part of Lot 6 S«*etion
of the service. Miss Jane Beidler
The club wishes to thank all thoac
21. Township 21 South Range
and Mr. Ron (Tarke will give talks
3 West of the Willamette Me­
St. Andrew’s Episcopal church on "World Churchmanship." Miss who donated their work and money
ridian. I Jine County. Oregon,
i meets the second and fourth Sun- Marilyn Moser and Mr. Bob Wicks in getting the hall ready for the
lying West of the James
1 day mornings at 11:00 o'clock for will also take part in the service. new floor.
Short ridge Don« t ion I .and
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Thompson
| worship in Mills Chapel. Dean All members and friends are
Claim #52, in said township
Perry Smith of Corvallis is in urg«>d to come and hear these had the following visitors over the
nnd range.
1 charge of the service.
■ , week end: Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred
young propio.
Westminster Fellowship Groups Bal<*s and son of Dorcnn, Mr and and that th«' plaintiff is the owner
Mrs. Pat Cummings of Cottage in fee simple of the aforesaid |>rop.
The Church of Christ, 6th and will meet at 5:30 at the church.
Grove and Dnrrcl Thompson of erty as ret out in the Complaint
Gibbs -Sumlay school 9:45 a.m.
herein; and that you. and each of
First Methodist Church. 334 Nehalem. Oregon.
with classes for al) ages under
you be forever cnjoiiwd ami dc-
A
birthday
party
was
given
at
leadership of Roy S. Hands, sup’t, Washington Avenue. Frank E. the R. P. Bash home Saturday txored fr«>m asserting nny claim
Brown, minister.
We handle all kinds of insurance
evening for Mrs. H. O. Laird ami1 what«wer adverse to th«- plaintiff;
and Mrs. Raymond Thies, primary
“Can God Do Anything About
sup’t. There will be preaching ser- It?” will be the topic-for Sunday Lowell Bcnston Guests were: Mr. ami for such other and furtiwr
and Mrs. Merritt Bolton and chil­ relief as to the Court shall reem
I vices Saturday evening beginning morning sermon at the eleven
dren
of Cottage Grove; Mr. and just and «‘quitable.
at 7:30 with W. L. Jessup, presi­ o'clock hour. This will be the Mrs. HaroM Laird and children;
This Summons is published pur­
dent of San Jose Bible College second in a series on the Will of Mr. and Mrs. II. O. Laird; Mr. suant to an «»rder made hy HON
God.
Sunday
school
classes
meet
preaching. Mr. Jessup will also be
EAST, Cirenlt
and Mrs. Ixiwcll Benston and Pete WILLIAM
bringing the Sunday morning and at 9:45. Youth Fellowships will Hayes.
Judge nt the State of Oregon for
Sumlay evening messages for us. meet at six o'clock with the Eve­
Hank Getty surprised his folks Lane County, on the 22nd day of
Morning worship and com­ ning Fellowship Forum meeting at Friday by arriving home from Fort April, 1949, which order directs
7:30.
405 Main St., Cottage Giove, Ort.
munion 11 a.m. Sunday morning
Ord, Calif., where he had Fx-en that this Summons be published
Chu.
8.
Hall
L. E. Lhton
with special music.
once
a
week
for
four
successive
confim-d in a hospital there for
Hebron Christian Church. A several weeks following a car ac­
Young people's C. F. C. Sunday
evening 6:30 p.m. at the church. hearty welcome to all. Bible school cident and operation.
Leaders Bob and Marion Beach. 10.-00 o'dock, classes tor all ages.
The Saginaw grade school ball
Junior E. F. C. also at the church Jess Hill, supt., Marjorie Berg­ team went to Delight Valley Fri­
at 6:30. Leaders Jerry and Eileen gren. asst. supt.
day aflernoon to play bag. The
Morning worship 11 o'clock. score was 12 to 5 in favor of
Witherspoon.
Lord's
Supper,
special
music.
Ser
­
Png-prayer service 7 p.m. fol­
Delight Valley.
lowed by congregational singing mon by Pearl Campbell. Sermon
The 4-H Forestry hoys played
Topic "The Third Cross on Cal­ their fathers a game of ball at the
and sermon at 7:30.
Young people's Bible study vary.” Bible study May 3rd at the school grounds Sunday afternoon
Thursday evening at the Beach Richard Garman home. Young The fathers won by a score of j
home. Adult Bible study and Peoples meeting Thursday evening 21 to 15
prayer meeting Thursday evening at the Pear! Campbell home Ann
Mrs. Marvon Harpolc and Mrs
at 7:30 at the church, Bro. Sher­ Hill, leader. Mrs. Ollie Powell, ad- Lowell Benston «mtertained with
viaor
Cara Nome or White Mink 8et» $2 00 - 110.00.
wood Smith, leader.
a birthday dinner at the Harpok'
If you don't have a church home home in Cottage Grove Monday
F. Sherwood Smith, pastor.
Bath Powder $1 25 $2 00. Perfume $1.50 - $9 00.
you will be made welcome at the evening honoring their huabftnds
Cologne $2.75. Bath Sets $1.50.
Hebron Church.
on their birthday anniversaries.
Mr. and Mrs. Hazen Williams
Free Methodist Church. “The and children of Portland spent the
Friendly Church” 915 So. 6th St. week end at the Harley Williams
C. B. Starkey, pastor.
home.
Compacts 50c $6.00. Lucite Mirrors $3 95 - $5 00
Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gunn and
Dresser Sets $3.50 - $27.00. Perfutniers $2.00 - $6 50
Thelma Wright, superintendent. children; Mr. and Mrs. William
Morning worship 11:00 a m. Sing­ Shivers and son of Cottage Grove
spiration 6:45 p.m. Evangelistic and Dan McCloughton of Shedd. I
Service 7:45 p.m. Congregational Oregon spent Sumlay at the James
singing, and special numbers from Chatterton home.
Gales — Joan Manning — Haas. Deep, rich chocolate
time to time, if you are not at-
Mrs. Virginia Hayes of Rose­
coated goodies; fruits and nuts, creams and cordials.
tending elsewhere, we invite you burg and Elizabeth SHovcr of Eu­
to worship with us. Mid-week gene spent Sunday at the home of
service Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
Mrs. Franc Hales.
Herb Fuller of Cottage Grove
First Baptist Church, 5th and was a dinner guest of Barbara
Jefferson Avenue, Cottage Grove. Laird Sunday.
“Symphony” or "Ciucad«” — A «pocial box for Mother 11.00
F. Sidney Shinai), minister. Mrs.
Gwen Bently of Springfield
Others in large variety $1.00 to $4.00.
Roy Reed, director of music. Mrs. spent the week end with her
Charles Parrett, church school grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Glen ,
superintendent.
Planter.
The regular sessions of the
Billy Perham of Cottage Grove
church school are at 9:45 i o ehick and LeRoy Ketchersido of Mt.
every Sunday morning, Graded View spent Sunday with Frank
Vase« — Pnwder Jam — Manicure Seta — Billfolda -
lessons
that
are Scrii pturally Clark.
Travel Cases — Fountain Pens.
sound. Consecrated touchers, class­
Bill Copp of West Fin spent
es for all ages. Three adult classes. the week end at the W. A. Sells
The morning worship is at 11:00 home.
o’clock. Anthem by choir. The
Betty and Beatrice Purcell of
pastor will speak upon the subject Walden »pent the week end with
"Making the Most of Life.” The their cousin Rosalie Purcell.
Only 0 days left — Lent ye forget, better »ton in now for her Rift.
Lord’s Supper will vo commemo­
Billy Ketcherslde of Mt. View
rated and the hand of fellowship spent Saturday with Jimmy Wil­
extended to all new members.
liams.
The people’s service will begin
Several from here attended a
at 7:30 p.m. The Fireside Program school carnival at the Mt. View
will consist in the singing of songs school house Friday evening.
that mother used to sing. The
(flat form will be attractively dec­
Coon Hound
orated as a living-room scene by
A eoon hound is a big, gangling,
the fire side. The pastor will speak lop-eared shy beast, and a wag of
upon the subject "The Triangle hli bony tail can hurt like a kick
Tangle." The popular and sacred on the shin. He must be looked
numbers of music will be in keep­ after like a child, costs as much as
ing with the theme.
■ horse, and is always hungry, but
The public is cordially invited.
his voice is worth It.
LEGAL NOTICES
Singspiration
7:30 P. M„ Friday, 29th
WHEN?
WHERE?
WHO?
THE NEW
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Value af Cranberries
Cranberries art firmly lodged I*
American tradition as a "health"
food Bsfore Ute whjta man's sr-
rival they were valued by Indian
medicine men Later. New Vngland
sailors standing watch ussd to
munch handfuls of raw cranberries
which they grabbed from the bar­
rel kept In the cook's galley. The
tart red berrlea probably a*rltd
off scurvy, which is caused by
lack of vllamtn C. In addition to
vitamin C, cranberries also supply
some minerals, Including iodine
and iron, to the diet
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