The Sentinel, Cottage Rrov* Oreg"” There’s an easier way Thur»., June 30. 1919 CRESWELL Our Great America A fa Nack (SWv Vwnnan Ktsggs, reporter, phone Creswell M3) w*utd«te4v«' to cut down repair bills I With the Granges ao the meeting may lie held enrly Moat officers and members plan Io nt tend the Rixiro Queen's Ball ut Cottage Grove after a short bumnes* nu-eling Granger» mid friends are urged to Imy tickets to the Rall from one «if Hebron'» ticket seller» so the Queen votes thereby gained will go to Nina Chapman. the grange candidate. Tickets to the Rodeo w hich are purchased now count in the same manner. Home Economics chib ehaiimnn, Marian Chapman, asks grange member* to bring their sales slips for April, May. and Juno to this grange meeting, give them to an H EC. member, or leave them nt the Lane Cuoperutive Warehouse in Cottage Grove on or before July 2. MlLLKR uro Phone Home eeonomics club met nt the grange hull Tuesday and planned a candy sale for the July 14 m»vting of Grange, ami Mrs 11 Il Brown and Mrt. Joe Guth will ERVICE be in churgei An Invitation was read Irom the Dorena club to join with th«.»m m a picnic at the Cot­ for tage Giove City Park. July 21 All Fust, Good, Guaranteed those who have not contnbuted to the recent hnm dinner are asked to do »0. The next meeting will I»’ a picnic at the Van Grouslu-ck home with Mrs E L Reynolds. Mis. R. C. Bruce, and Mrs F L. DeBerry assisting. ’l*he hostesses will serve the meat dish and the Xh A Gibb» Gotthg« Grove drink. Subscribo to the Sentinel. Mrs ,1. M. Hhu-k InlHated Mrs J M. Black was initiated in th<’ third and fourth uitry and oggs. Ralph Rogers; live-stock, H. H. Brown; fresh vegetable», L. U Powell, nuts. Clunks Wetzell; canned and dried fruits, eisiked food», flow­ Minmum egg production ers. nr'edle work. Home Economies at low«rco»t That's th« »tory club; Ixxith construction, F P of Triangle X-tra egg pro- Clack; publicity. Mn. C. 1 Kent ducar A carefully balanced Mr and Mrs Rogers. Melvin Rog f*«d »upplying th« require­ ers, Mr. iuxi Mrs P. A Main, and ments for more extra grad« Mr. and Mrs Elner Tohlcn will *ggs. Mash or p«ll«ts be in charge of refreshments At the next meeting ADI° 354L Mre. Batney Doyle. Mr* Enri i Mrs Rrssle Weaver of Cald — -psoCAtev w*/ to. iJW — Petty and Mrs H H. Dersham well, Idaho has been visiting with «U» Ctatfc'Al »All >* 10» »TATU» OF nntnrtiim'<4 Qtar r»Ính «t fVw» I Xxv Ir» her daughter. j__ u._ «a.» < U'k, «•».». entertained Star club at the Doyle Mrs. i L A. Whitney A»s’A»A* IISCOIS MAWf. »X I»__ m.Vlflxl? A, T»» WAV' TIM« IV«MCXHT. home Friday Mrs J. T. Kerr was and family. JR LAg a «•’"s« C* 0».'*r«»IA worn elected vice president to fill a Mr. and Mrs T. R. Graham and «u««u« « sví « saw «A1U», I» vrev vacancy and plans »ere made for sons have n-tumwl from a trip to i the fried Chicken dinner the group Cathlamet. Washington and St. *.»*>*»•« *>* HI» • is sponsoring at the Grange hall Helens. Oregon. Wednesday. June 29 between 6 Mrs. Anna Mae Tipton was in­ and 8. itiated at FL club June 20. The Mrs. Frank Sly has received next meeting will be a picnic at word of the death of a brother. Swimmer's Delight July 18. Dr. Ivan Hunt at Scottsville. Mich. T a oa» OMI E. W. . Malone was reelected IM Mrs. Sly is now the only remain­ director < of Creswell Giade school ccw* & KV»© ing member of her family. district # 40 Monday evening. *» ht iato v* A son. Roman Peter, was born to Malone received 29 votes and Mr and Mrs. Roman Kasper at the Thomas Wright 26. Jw sefc-ptuk» »irsrtn.se* »re. mu'.-o vimu vcWtxANf Sacred Heart Hospital Monday. Tewhent Eniidoyment NBWsVWiHT ^«CSS AHV *AUVS»r IKt»* OH Tile following teachers have been ‘ -wviK ujooexAHp *«»*» US»P »V E. E. Dersham suffered hired for next term at Creswell eu»os»c«e* »4 -ras »AlOW» ■’Vers A»ie J While. | Tri-Community club will picnie walling the gymnasium, and level­ guests attended. In the aftern«M>n I lx>c ,as<^ flll ^ her h ina | ac - I at the Bert Beavqn, RancR. Job ing. reroofing and flooring the play they went to th«’ Harold l-aird In)Unt M Executrix and the 1. Supper will be sl^cd at 6 p.m. shed. The building will also be home where two bridal showers Circuit Court of the State of Ore­ and will be preceded by games. painted and rewired. The new- o n c for Carolyn were given | Word has been received of the building is progressing nicely and Drinkwater, bride-elect of David gon for Lane County has fixed Tuesday, the 26th day of July. । birth of a daughter. Helen Louise, ready for the plumbers and elec­ Woodruff of Coburg, and the oth- ■ aI 9 31) o'clock in the forc­ to Mr and Mrs. LeRoy Coleman tricians to start work. er for Peggy Blackmore, bride- noon (>f sl|d da>. jn thp Qivujt at Canoga Park’. Cnhfnmfn. June Olbekson—Ellis We«Ming Miss Vivian Mae Olbekson, elect of Park Hartzell Both young , pOUI-, Room at the County Court 2. Mrs. Qoleman is the former couples will be marrie«! in the । H()UM, Eugene .Line County. , Ire- daughter of Mr. and Mrs Cleve month of July. There were 35; ROn Mary Jane B«xby |ime ant| p]a(-r for Auxiliary to \^etcr ins of Foreign Olbekson of Creswell, and Max G. present at the showers Miss ; h< , ann g objections thereto. All Wars celebraleiF th< ir fourth an­ EUis. son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles was assisted in open- , obj,.vt,ons ,„llsl be filed on or be­ niversary June 21sl. A check for Ellis of Wheeler, Oregon, weie Drinkwater ing her gifts by Mrs Henry Beebe fore 1|d daU. $314 was presented to the VFW married at the Church of the of Eugene and Norma Lou Callan-i • day ■ - .Dated this £ 16th of - June, । for the building fund. The money Nazarene in Eugene. Thursday. tine. Mrs- Agness Miller of Mosby i ^,9' lit BRON GRANGt IN TO was earned on the recent carnival. June 16. The Reverend Richard S. U I t NII QI FEN’S H \L1. Creek and Mrs. R. P.Bash assisted . JNEZ nw LE KRAMER, i The linoleum committee report­ Taylor performed the ceremony. Miss Blackmore with her gifts, j 1 lebrón Grange master. Roy Executrix ed having ordered the linoleum for Miss. Gwendolyn Olbekson. sister Refreshments of cake, ice cream Geer, hopes officers and members I the floor of the 1OOF hall kitchen of the bride, and Neil Crosby at- and coffee were served to the fol­ Harris. Bryson. Riddleshnrgcr A will tie present by 8 o'clock at the at Rebekahs Wednesday evening, tended the couple. The bride wore lowing: Peggy Ann Blackmore, Butler, Attorneys. regular meeting, Saturday. July 2. Wedding Atinouneenients and Invitations — The Seutinel The EZ club presented tlie lodge a dress of pink taffeta and the Creek; Carolyn Drink- Mosby with a beautiful 48 cup electric maid uf honor wore a dress of aqua water. Saginaw; Mrs. Walter coffee urn. Following the meeting taffeta. The bride's flowers were Drury. Mrs. Harold Woodruff. the Odd Fellows joined the group white gardenias. After a trip to Mrs. George Drury and Mrs. Pal­ for a party A 65 year jewel was the coast the couple is at home in mer King, all of Coburg; Mrs. presented to N. E. Steele by the Creswell. The bride graduated Henry Beebe and Georgia Kayser from Creswell high school in 1948 Odd Fellows. of Eugene; Myrtle Mathews, Noti; John Robert Wood of Creswell and the groom in 1947. Agness Miller, Sarah Blackmore received his degree from the school Vincent—Varnon Wedding and Mrs. Anna Blackmore, of Miss Kathryn Louise Varnon. of engineering at Stanford Univer­ Mosby Creek: Mrs. Merritt Bol­ daughter of Mr and Mrs. C. G sity this June. ton. Mrs. Glen Westfall and Sally Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyble Varnon of Grass Valley. California, Ponton of Cottage Grove; Mrs. j have received word of the birth of and Donald Ray Vincent, son of Karl Miller.of Portland; Mrs. Mil­ a son to Sgt. and Mrs Charles L. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vincent of ton Richmond. Noti; Mrs. Walt Wyble at Seaside. California. The Creswell, were married at a pretty Sells. Mrs. C. G. Keene. Mrs. Chas. baby has been named Larry Lee. double ring ceremony at the Cres­ Lacky. Mrs. George Getty, Mrs Mr. and Mrs. 'Lyte "Sams and well Christian Church Sunday af- George Drinkingwater. Mrs. Luke For (un-on-thc-nin, ■« you've already daughter, Carole are visiting. 4* ’ tefnoqn, June 26. Rev. Ronald Hindman. Norma Lou Callantine, diavovered, there'» no travel nuttc like Mrs. Sams parents home. Rev Osborne performed the ceremony Ne Ida Schwarzer. Mrs. Thomas that Buick ol your» —especially ii it’s really in the pink. and Mrs. W. Lee Gray. The Sams and was assisted by Rev. Sherwood Getty, Mrs: Jake Schwarzer, Smith of the Cottage Grove live at Medford. j— So while you’re readying your»cll for vucalion tour», Laura Stingley, Barbara Laird, Mrs. Frances Taylor of North Church. Miss Elaine Sartell was Bonita and Anna Keene. Mrs. how about doing the same lor your car—wilh a little ol maid of honor and Miss Kathleen Bend visited this week with Cres­ Laird. Mrs. R. P. Bash. Harold that special Buick care that docs so much to make trip» Keegan and Miss Patricia Bayless well friends. Mrs» Howard Keene and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston were bridesmaids. Griffith Varnon top-notch? For instance— Lowell Benston. Several children David Kasper and Norman Howe attended his brother. Ushers were were also present. attended VFW convention at Coos Bill Hallock and Howard Harpole. A large crowd attended the Carol Walker and Sandra Kiddoo Bay this week. lighted the tapers and Russell dance at Walker Saturday night. Marquart was ring bearer. Linda Around $90 was cleared from the Kiddoo was flower girl. Mrs. A. dance and eats. Another dance W. Bartel played the wedding will be given July 9. Lawrence marches and Mrs. Sherwood Smith Porter donated his time and trac­ sang. The bride wore a white tor and cut the grass on the slipper satin dress with fingertip grounds belonging to the commu­ veil and coronet of seed pearls nity club. Several new members with a bouquet of pink rosebuds have joined the club. Anyone in­ and stephanotis. Miss Sartelle wore terested in joining, contact Mrs. orchid. Miss Keegan wore yellow, Boyd Walker, secretary, or Mrs. and Miss Bayless wore orchid. All Lowell Benston, president. Can ion ”stol> on a dime r (iot plenty of pep? ( )ur engine carried nosegays of sweet peas and Mr. and Mrs. George Getty re­ Th«- antwer 1 ye» — when our tune-un is ¡mt the ticket to pink carnations. A reception fol­ ceived word Friday that their son expert» get through truing up lowed at the Grange hall with Mrs. Ret. Henry E. Getty was taken bring back naihing, new-car Herman Finniman serving the cake from Fort Ord to the Letterman worn drum», mounting new liveliness on hills and »traight- and Mrs. W. J. Polson and Mrs. H. hospital at San Francisco for fur­ linings to replace old worn one». aw ays. H. Brown serving the punch. The ther treatment following a car ac­ couple will make their home at cident in March. Cottage Grove. Mary Lynn and Roxann Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Harry Holt and of Harbor City, Calif, came Sat­ family arc taking a cruise in the urday to visit at the home of Mr. San Juan Islands in their boat. and Mrs. R. P. Bash. "The Wanda Belle.” They expect Quannia Abbott is visiting to bo gone a week. New telephone directories arc friends in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Abbott who available at the Telephone office are again in the turkey business and cost 85c. Children are reminded of the this year, report that their flock city ordinance that bans the use of 5,000 is doing very well. Mr. Haut a food itrerf That's How’x your view? It’ll lie of fireworks in the city except Abbott is also busy baling hay iu»t what you ve got, after our good, night and day, when around the neighborhood. between July 1 and 6. front-end expert» get through you let our expert« check your Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Keene took Mrs. Marjorie Knowlton and ad justing your «teering mcchan- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Keene and light«, windshield wiper«, and daughter, Bernice, of Portland i»tn to give it new-car lightncu. | visited this week with Mrs. Minnie daughters to the coast Sunday window». Doe» it rid. roughly — jqutal and Anderson. Mrs. Knowlton is t the u- to spend the day. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Harris and former Marjorie Schulmerich and tqueak at you I Pete Haye» of CottAge Grove a former resident. spent Wednesday evening at the shoot the work»" Drive In— Lowell Benston home. —Subscribe To The Sentinel— with our greaie gun, ond oilcan» to RADIO SERVICE BABY CHICKS Available Every Day Creswell Hatchery SAGINAW this way For BIGGER and BETTER íggs with TRIANGLE X-TRA EGG PRODUCER A Product of Standard of California To keep repair bills down, keep the upper cylinder walls of your engine lubricated. In other words, use RPM Heavy Duty Motor Oil —specially compound­ ed to cling to engine hot spots reduce stuck rings, carbon and var­ nish trouble! j J. F. Finneran 7th & Monroe Telephone 16 See Your Triangle Dealer GREEN'S HDW. & SUPPLY n Will Be CLOSED JULY 5-6 Chassis sassy ? for take the noite and »tiffne»» Out of your ride—give you eailer Peering. INVENTORY To Our Many Patrons We wish a very pleasant week end Wherever you go Take your time going. 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