Th« Nrntlnrl, Cottage Grove Oregon
The Presbyterian Women'
tMK-iation will wive a merch.
lunch Saturday. Omeber 15 in
Masonic hall. There will ab
a luUtfu <;e sale, cockl'd load
fhney wot k
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Rev. Henry L. Rock
Evangelist Being
Sponsored by YFC
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Theater has rapidly bt-com«'
ng lioys and
¡i anis
MURRAY
At Laric
hospital Eugene. Tuesd.
temi.er
1919. to Mr.
Edward Murray Route
well, a daughter.
DI APNOAH — IS A Vicer
COMMAS i DI
A SHACXT'
her country
list Napoleon
KAolt
BRADFORD At Saensi
hospital. Eugene. Thursd iy
tember 29. 1949, to Mr. an
Jack Bradford. Route I. :
field, a daughter, Louise
The young people of the ehurch
aie sponsoring a series of speriti
Evangelistic se
the
Rev Henry L.
of
< ruz, California, spe.
yöuni man will give his life's
in two parts as a s|>ecial
feature on Friday nights Hon an
orphan boy, alone in the’ world,
and among strangers, found God
and became a preacher. The first
jKirt will In1 given Ei id ay evening.
1 at 7:45. 1 Mil l miss it.
everyone. Each evening
beginning with
ning. (X’tober 19 through October
30. The general public is cordially
invited. If you wish to contact the
pastor, phone 669L.
hospital. Eugene, Friday,
ber 30. 1949, to Rev. and
thur Otteson, Culp Creek.
McKILLOP
At Sacre«
hospital. Eugene. Mondi
toher 3. 19-19. to Mr. and Mrs
Al< X McKillop, Codage Grove, a
son.
KEPHART
At the Allen ma
ternity home, Saturday. tX'tobcr
S L'l't. t.' Mr and Mrs. < ohimbii*.
Kephart. Disston.
daughter.
Bonnie Belle.
LOVEALL
At the Butler ma
ternity home. Wednesday. (X'tober
5. 19-19. to Mr. and Alts George
Loveall. Creswell,
daughter.
Carol Susan.
COPULE
At the Butler ma-
terni ty honte Sunday, (.X'tober
Mrs. Hattie VanSchoiack and 6. 1949, to Mr. . and Mrs Airien
daughter. May of Portland were Coppie, Cottage Grove, a son.
overnight guests last week at the thur Alden.
hotnt of .Mr. and Mrs. Walter
DEERE
At tlie Butler ma
Peek. The VanSchoiacks were
former residents of this rommun- ternity horn«’. Supnday, October
ity. May has been with the West 9. 1919. to Air. and Mrs. Dallas
ern Union for the past 31 years CXere, Cottage Grove, a son, Den
in Portland. She was on vacation nis Joel.
here while visiting.
The flesh of the kangaroo is
much prized by natives of Queens
Mr. and Mrs. IXm Nixon spent land. according to the Encyclopae-
Sunday in Corvallis with Mrs. dia Britannica.
Nixon's brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Pentillä.
The nation s production of goats'
milk is valued at $100,000,000 a
Mrs. Etta Swanson of Roseburg year.
has gecn a guest of Mrs. Lillian
Gray Belknap for the past week.
Mrs. Swanson and Mrs. Belknap
were fiiends when they lived in
Minneapolis. They arc planning a
trip north to Canada in the near
future and later south to San
Diego.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Nixon spent
Sunday in Eugene with Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Jackson, former neigh
bors of the Nixons when they both
lived in Delight Valley.
Rt^tNtlY FREED troni his mother's pouch. Junior Wall« too get" n h •
n
in table manners nt the I’hdadelphln Zoo. Manin and Papa Walleroo.
who belong to the kangaroo-« allaby family, p«>Uc at tlie f nl trough ns
Junior prepares to get his nose in Die dinner trough.
(InternatloriaD
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IF THE PRESSURE’S NOT RSGHT
IF YOU KE CAKELESS INSTEAD
YOU KE CUTTING TIKE MILEAGE
----- YOU D BE SAFER IN BED!!
What ।, quite so impressive as your own mime
imprinted on the holid iy '¡reelin'; cards you
send.’ Practical too, tor you can whisk out
cards in half the time. Come in NOW and
place your order, while a complete selection of
styles is available, and prompt delivery is
assured.
Tires that are over or under inflated will have to be
replaced long before their tunc anti while in use, they re
a hiizard to everyone! Don't take chances. Let us check
your tires NOW!
McKenzie Te.\¡ico Senke Station
Phone 163
COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL
5th and Washington
Phone 5Ô5 - 556
KEMS for DRUGS
YOUR
Air. and .Mrs. Alvir. Dugan and |
Mr. and .Mrs. Lester Gates re
turned home last week from a 1
two weeks vacation ttip of 4800
miles, visiting places of interest in i
San Francisco. Los Angeles, El
Paso, the Carlsbad Caverns.
Grand Canyon, Brice Canyon, Zion
Canyon, Hoover dam and Reno.
They report a very enjoyable trip
with warm weather all the way
until they reached Reno where it
was snowing.
Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Gunderson
of Gold Beach, former residents,
are sjx-nding a few days here vis
iting friends and renewing ac
quaintances.
4
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hill were
called to Portland last week by
the sudden death of Mr. Hill's son-
in-law, Arden Brownell. Both Mr.
and .Mrs. Brownell were former
University of Oregon students,
Surviving are his wife and two
children.
DAYS
A. C. Spriggs and the Wendell
C. Spriggs family will leave Sun
day for a hunting trip to eastern
Oregon. .Mrs. A. C. Spriggs will
spend some time in Portland.
CHRISTMAS
SPECIAL!
Cpl. Harold Bachelder is home
on a 30-day leave visiting his j>ar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bach-
elder. C p I. Bachelder has been
stationed on Okinawa for the past
15 months. He will report to
.Muroc Air Base in California for
duty at the end of his leave.
No. 236«
Lane Special. Front
has matched Amer
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each end, four-piece
matched American
center. Tray included.
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Floyd Githens entered a Eugene
hospital Wednesday for observa
tion.
Sister
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•Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hildebrand of
San Francisco have been visiting ;
the past two weeks with Mr. and
Mrs R. B. Hill. The Hildebrands
and Hills spent the week end at. 1
Scottsburg fishing, and from re
ports, were successful.
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ballantine ,
spent Sunday and Monday at Red
mond with their son Rotiert and
wife, and granddaughter Cathleen, I
who recently broke her arm while ;
in her crib.
The Catholic Daughters of
America will have a spaghetti din
ner in the IOOF hall Saturday,
October 22 from R to 9. Bingo will
start at 7:00. The Altar Society
will have an apron sale and fancy
work at the same time.
e^
Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat
October 19-20*21-22
BARGAINS IN
Miss Billie Ann Butler spent j
from Tuesday until Thursday in
Portland visiting friends and at
tending the Pacific International
Livestock Exposition.
Nero passionately loved to play
Loose Leaf Supplies—ail kinds. The Sentinel,
N oah N umskull
< iin iiiii A's mil it
Radio St.ilion KOAU, Con
lias annouueed a change m
tune ol its popular progrnn
the Children's
V« hu ll is now heard
.Monday through Silurd.iy
tween 5 «Ml and ;> l.i mslr.
Wl M 'DS
At Sacred
hixspital Eugene. Monday
tember 26, 1919. to Mr. ai
Raymond Woods. Cottage
a son.
hospital. Eugene, Tuesday
tember 27. 1919. to Air. an
Berwyn Ellison,
«laughter.
Daniel Wright, w
born Au.rst
und. ;;n«l
seven
«xintvs.
Grandfathers
Trask
Mr«. L. P. Sanford returned to
ni Wri-lit arc very proud of tlie
her borne in Portland th< la «
ana
two and
the week after spending two
Works hen* with her mothr r. Mrs onc-h df year add Tei ry Ann is de
W. B. Jolin ton A house । i.. t lighted with her baby brother.
this week of Mrs. Johnston a- Mr"
G. B. Stoddard of Olympia Was!
Mr and Mrs. William Habinck
Mm. Johnston and M - Stoddard -’f Klamath Falls spent the |KlSt
were schoolman in Nol i hi
v . . k here as h use guest" ol Mr
1’1.i ,Irs Frank Gireati. then- s«n-
Mrs. Katie Buchm r nd Mrs in-law and daughter.
William Istad, bulb of R ih kford,
Illinois, mother and sister of Mrs
Ethan Tonole ot Lakeside
Frank Brown, arm. 1 Saturday
for a visit al tile home < f the patents. Mr md Mrs. IVtc Tonole
Brawns. The Rev. and AL". w hile enroute to the home 11 a
Brown, daughters Boblm
and brother, Harold Tonole at Jewel.
Vicki, met them in I’orilanii.
He planned to spend some time
hunting in '.lie Jewel vidnitv.
I'lie Misses Bitty .Dyksterhui .
Carol Naish and Jan C " hr.in. a l
A’.-, and Mrs F. B VanNort-
student nurses at Good Saman' n wiek nturn.’d Situ day from a
hospital. School of Nursing. Tor,- ten <i-iy v .-it at the h'W of their
land, spent the week e nd hue " in-ind.iw and daughter, Mr. and
with their parents.
Mrs. N. E. Manoek
FROM THE POUCH TO THE FEED BAG
BIRTHS
October 19-20-21-22
Stationery, Christmas Cards, Tooth I .isle, Shampoo, Aspirin
Tablets, Rubbing Alcohol . . . and hundreds of other items.
DAILY SPECIALS
Wednesday
Thursday
Big 2 lb. Box Home Made Chocolates
Helen Cornell Bubble Bath, $1 00 Size
Dundee Bath Towels
Pastel Colors
Friday
Helen Cornell Shampoo and Bath Spray
$1.64 Value for Only
Saturday
Edged Tea Towels
18 in. by 32 in. Size
99c
43c
23c
69c
6 for 89c
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