the fifth birthday anniversary of
her son. Bobby Jim.
Mr and Mrs. G. N Post sjumt
Sunday visiting with the Dali-
Pitcher family at Cott age Grove.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Weber
vlaitpd this week with her sister,
(Mr*. Norman Mkagg*. reporter, phono Creswell BM)
Mrs. J. R. Sellers and family Mrs
Webcr id the former Henrietta
Theta Rho Giris met Thursday
Presbyterian Ladies Aid is hold
evening and planned a food sale ing Its annutil Ice cream social ■ Allen ami now lives at Coulee City,
, Washington,
fur September 3, Secret pul names
nt
manse, Friday evening.
Harry Holt treated his employ
were drawn and the girls are ask
ed to bring a dime to tin- next August 19 Serving will start at ees to a fishing trip on his yacht,
meeting to purchase sc I mhi I sup 7 30 and the menu includes ice the "Wanda Bello" this week end.
plies for the girl at the Children's cream tby the dish or cone), cake, Some of the men went on Satur
Farm Home that the girls have pie, watermelon and coffee Every day and the remainder on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Johnston
“adopted." Put Bayless and Puuhi one is invited.
and family »|s-nt Wednesday in
Ehrich will serve refreshmentsand
Mrs IxtrPn Wratrnpr entertuln- Portland and attended the Shrin
roll call will bi- answereit with
n group
small children ers picnic at Jantzen Beach park
names of animals.
Wodn< xdiiy nfivrntxin In tumor of
Rev. and Mrs. Ward Wood have
l>urchaM-d the residence property
on fifth street from Mrs. Gi nc-
vieve McCarrison and Mrs Vivian ,
Kimpton.
,
Mr and Mrs. Fred Scherr of j
Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. ।
Stolsig and sons, H-ater and Dicky, ' WITH THi U. S. Government offering
of Coburg were Sunday guests of a Liberal reward to anyone coming
upon sizeable uranium deposits, ap
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Miller
Camas Swale club has planned pearance In the open market of a
n food sale for September 9 and handy Geiger counter, known as the
nuclear "Sniffer,“ may cause a vast
will also dispose of a quilt the
number of amateurs to become
same day. Mrs. George Hayes and
prospectors. Above, Kay Travers
Mrs. Elsu- Regis will entertain the
demonstrates the device, now on
club at the September meeting.
sale at a New York sport goods de
Mrs E. C. Smith and Mrs R
partment store.
(International)
G. St. Clair were elected to mem-
bership at Honor Rebekah lodge
Wednesday evening. The annual at the grade school building.
Mr. and Mrs. Bayes Burke re
< >dd Fellows, Rebekah and Theta
Rho picnic was planned for Au cently visited in Washington and
gust 21 at the Robert Franklin took their grandsons, Charles
and James Montgomery to their
ranch.
Mrs. Zella Smith and grand home at Auborn.
Dr. Bertha DeVore of Redwood
daughter, Dixie Lee Damron, of
Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. R. H. City, California visited with Mrs.
Pierce of Eugene were Tuesday Allie EIJenberg and Miss Leona
evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellenberg this week.
Miss Beverly Jean Stecher,
C 1. Kent. Mrs. Smith is a sister-
We know the importance of beginning treat
in-law of Mr. Kent and a former daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reubon
resident of the Camas Swale com- Stecher. and William E. Hoover,
ment» immediately. Our years of experience
son of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Hoover,
munity.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Good and all of Creswell were married at
make it possible for us to fill prescriptions
Mr. and Mr*. A. L. Haszard and the Creswell Presbyterian manse
family a|>cnt several days this Friday evening. August 12 by the
accurately and speedily.
week at Ihe Traxler cabin at Rev. W. Lee Gray. Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Chapman attended the
Herein Beach.
Reuben Tipton of Pondosa, Ore couple. They will live at Cottage
gon is visiting his sister, Anna Grove.
Neighbors of Woodcraft met
Mac Tipton.
Doyle Hockett of Mar-cola has Saturday and enjoyed their an
purcluiscd the Union Oil station nual watermelon and cantelope
from Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young. feed.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Skaggs
Firemen met Tuesday evening
and voted tif purchase considerable and Judith spent Sunday at Cor
amount of equipment. Harold Mar- vallis visiting his mother, Mrs.
cott, Fred Nichols and Ted Walk Maude Loiselle, and his sister,
up will serve refreshments at the Mrs. A. P. Butts and family.
Creswell baseball team defeated
next meeting.
Creswell Grade school District the Junction City team Sunday on
40 is calling for bids on the Clover the Junction field with a score of
dale and Bear Creek school build 24-4 Sunday, August 21 the Cres
609 Mitin
ings. several smaller buildings and well team will meet the Spring-
Phone 37
a 1936 Federal school bus. Bids field Ducks on the new Creswell
will lu- opened August 29 at 8 p.m. Grade school diamond at 1:30.
This game will be followed by a
novelty game with the Colored
Ghosts.
A son. Gordon Ray. was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Syphers at
the Sacred Heart hospital, Sunday,
August 7.
Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips
are conducting evangelistic ser
vices at the Creswell Assembly of
God Church between August 14
and 28. Services will be held each
evening except Monday and Satur
day at 8 p.m.
H. W. Taylor and C. C. Scar
brough s|>ent last week fishing at
the coast.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gardner are
new subscriber» to the local tele
phone service.
Mrs. Lucille Doty, son, David,
and daughter, Roseann. of Eugene,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Goreham
of Springfield, Mis. Everett Ra-
rick of Eugene, Mr and Mrs. Vern
Keahey, Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Kent,
and Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Miller en
joyed a picnic in the Miller’s back
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yard Sunday and observed the
birthday anniversaries of Mis.
Doty and Mrs. Goreham.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Canwood of
Txing Beach. California are visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Adams,
Mrs. Irma Ogram accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Dillard of Eu
gene to the Emmons and Short
ridge reunkm at Cottage Grove
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coleman
and son and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
E. Silvis and son. all of Portland
spent the week end with the ladies
parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Trax
ler.
CRESWELL
Uranium 'Sniffer*
m
YOUR
DRUGGIST IS YOUR
FRIEND
“Service for Health”
DELIGHT VALLEY
Mrs. Roy Clark. Mr. and Mrs.
Logan AI wimm I and Mr. and Mrs.
Jexs' Campbell motored to Port
land on Sunday, spending the
The Valley neighbors will again visiting hours with Mr. ('lark, in
be welcoming newcomer* when the hospital and later enjoying the
Mr and Mrs. J H Shepherd and association of friends at the Old
family move into the home they i Nebraska picnic at Jantzen Beach.
have purchased from t h e Dale Silver Anniversary Observed
। Moore* as soon a« alterations have
Mr and Mrs Raymond Wicks of
been completed.
Dorena were honored at the Row
Mr«. Walter Wynhoff and son, River Community hall on Satur
Bill, of Wilbur, Washington spent day evening when approximately
several day« at the home of Mr ' seventy-five relatives and friends
and Mrs. Glynn Garri«, her broth gathered for a pot luck dinner
er and »ister-in-law They also party to help them celebrate their
visited overnight in Drain with silver wedding anniversary. Mrs.
Mr and Mr«. Walter Garri* and Lee Giles of Dorena as aoste-s,
»on. Other vacation visitors at
the Glynn Garris home included
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Garris and
son. Stanley. Jr of Grand Island,
Nebraska, who arrived Wednesday,
and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Morgan
and son, Larry, of Pasadena, Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mis. Morgan are
directors of Arts and Crafts at
the Boy« Club of Pasadena.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sears, in
company with Mr and Mrs. J. L. I
Crouch and son, Stephen, enjoyed
a picnic dinner on Sunday on the
beach at Waldport.
Sunday evening afforded a real
surprise to the family of Frank
McDonald, when visitors from
Rapid City, So. Dakota arrived.
They had received word earlier in
the week to expect six from
"home," but no names were signed,
so that when Mr. and Mrs. John
Mutchler, daughter Joyce ami Mrs.
Murry Miller and two children
drove in, it created quite a happy
occasion. They were enroute to
Portland, having been touring
through California, so were able
to only stop overnight.
The upper grade Children of the
Delight Valley school enjoyed a
swimming party and wiener bake
on Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. H. Durflinger with
seventeen gathered around the
picnic fire.
Roy Clark is in the Good Samar
itan Hospital in Portland, receiv-
ing treatment for a back injury
sustained while at work.
Mr. and Mrs. Glynn Garris enter
tained on Sunday afternoon with
a family picnic dinner and reunion.
Guests included, besides the house
guests, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gar
ris and son, Wayne, of Drain, Mr.
and Mrs. Sharpe and children of
Springfield.
(Mr*. E. U. Mherrill. reporter
phone 8)MR I)
Thurs.. Aug. 1*. IM#
The Sentinel Cottage Grove, Oregau
had the tables beautifully decorat- |
od and centered with a three ;
tier-d. decorated wedding cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Wicks were prevent
ed with twenty-five silver dollars,
a silver carving set and several
other beautiful gift« After the
presentation of gifts, Mrs. Wicks
requested each couple to reveal
their wedding date, and years of
married life ranged from two
months, three days, of Mr. and
Mrs. Roller t Wicks, to fifty-five
years of Mr. and Mrs. Larson.
Mrs. Stockman of Disston enter
tained at the piano, with all join
ing in singing old. familiar songs. ,
Pag* ft
Concrete Products
HuUdlng Block«, all »Isaa| Har
Blocks; etc. OuraUts Aluminum
Window* Waterproofing.
Cecil C. Wooley
East Main Street
—aubacrihe To The haalia«»-
ROBERTS and DRURY
PLUMBING - KEATING - WIRING - SHEET METAL -
HOWDY FOLKS ! !
Cliff is in bad shape, his wife refuses to fix him any
more poached eggs until he buys her some poaching
powder. Every place he goes they send him some place
else and he is getting pretty well wore out. If anybody
knows where he can get some drop him a line.
We don’t give our customers the run around, If wo
haven’t got what you want we try to get it or tell you who
has it.
CLIF and GEORGE
“WE HURRY”
KELLY DRUG CO
SUCCESS COMES MINT-FLAVORED
Meet Mr. and Mrs. William Towery,
Stayton mint growers, and their five
husky sons. From left—Billy, Jimmy,
Richard, Mrs. Towery, Mr. Towery,
ind Marion. The ambitious
Towery s earned farming success in
Oregon, after 14 disappointing years
elsewhere. "We reached the North
Santiam area almost broke in 1939,”
Towery said. "The First National Bank
helped us buy our 52-acre 'home place’
and. later, 80 acres near Jefferson."
Today these Oregon-building ranches
yield 100 acres of quality mint annually
for distillation into flavoring. They
also produce many vegetable crop»—
and steady job« for five
non-family worker«.
MAKE
YOUR
OLD
HOME
BEAT OLD MAN WINTER TO THE PUNCH
IRIS BULBS REWARD HOBBYIST ■
Twenty-tive year« ago, at the age M
of 57, Ben C. Oflins (center) retired M
from lumbering to enjoy hi« hobby w
of raising Dutch irises. Soon his r
acre of land in Grants Pass was
crowded with these white, yellow
and blue flowers. Florists began *
buying the bulbs for force-blooming |
purposes. Now 82, Oflins. with his
sons, Harold W. (left) and Don A., i
directs modem iris culture on 30
acres of land—growing
approximately 8.000,000 quality bulbs
annually. Their firm, B. C Oflins
A Sons, relies on the Grants Pass
Branch of First Nstional for helpful
banking services.
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Creswell, Oregon
MT. VIEW
(Mra. C. A. Peterson, reporter
phone 18-F-U)
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mosby and
small daughter from Eugene were
Monday visitors at the Mosby
home.
House cleaning has been started
at the school. A new cafeteria is
being installed.
Mr. and Mrs. William and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Peterson of Mosby Creek were
Sunday evening guests at the
Clarence Peterson home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Armstrong
of Bennett creek, Mr. Frank Clatk
of Saginaw were week end guests
at the Amos Ketcherside home.
Clinton Dilbeck who is picking
beans at Springfield spent the
week end at home.
Engagement Announces!
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson
announce the engagement of their
daughter Edna Ann to Pfc Clar
ence W. Horn, who is stationed at
Fort Worden, Washington. They
have not set any date for the wed
ding.
Pat’s Saw Shop
41 South 6th Street
All Work Guaranteed
Across From the City Hall
36-tfcx
Dll^CBBinS
Oregonians are energetic and re
sourceful. The enterprises pictured
here show typical examples. In each
case individuals have bettered them
selves—by developing a business,
farm or service.
Many other people like these, all
working together —family by family,
farm by farm and business by busi
ness—help build Oregon jobs and
opportunities for each of us.
Banks in the First National Group
help build Oregon by providing con
venient and helpful banking services.
Tell us how we can best help you.
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THE DILLARDS PROVIDE HOUSING *
W. H. Dillard began building a H
«mall home in 1938 on an acre plot W
on Prineville'« outskirts. Dillard, ■
then a sawmill worker newly ■
arrived from Oklahoma, hardly had *
the job started before he had rental k
inquiries. "If folks want places like I
these, let's build more," Dillard I
suggested to his wife, Violet. Today ,
they own nine acres, 18 low-rental :
houses, a 27-place trailer park and
room to build a modern tourist court.
"We really 'started on a shoestring’,”
Dillard says, "and we credit the First
Nations! of Prineville for much of
our success. We got both financial
help and sound business advice.”
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