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I NOMINATION Oh Ol I It I KH
U Relx-kuh lodge met Frld iy evr-
I nmg for the regular meeting when
I routine business was conducted
I and the second nomination of off!
rent was held with the following
||■■«Ult
tor noble gland. Illldu
iGodard; vice giund, Frances
jltacknor und Alda Millet
eere
' inry, Itdal« Lewi» and Hazel Mel
zer, Hngncia) »rcivtary, Blanche
lienkrr mid Dorothy Lyon; trea-
^ udt , Kmma Smith Election will
lie held at the next regular meet-
iing on November IH
' Several offering* of canned
fruit and vegetable* were received
for th»* < kid Follows Horne arid II
Is ho|M*d that more will lu* brought
ui during the next two we»*ka or
ut the next meeting after which it
will I m * lioxt'd mid shi|i|M'<l.
I . was announced that the an
nual homecoming of < >dd Follows,
Rebekah* und Theta Rho girls will
lie hold Saturday evening Novem-
iu»r 12, beginning with a iMitluck
dinner nt ti 30
At the close of the meeting re
freshments of ilouglmuts mid cider
wn»re served by the noble grrnid,
vice grand and the good of me-
order committee.
Thur*., Nov. 10, IfHO
Tin* Sentinel, Cottage Grme, Oregon
Page
Favorite Recipes
N T l N E I
Mrs. FDR Is 65
MINI EMEAT < OOKIES
Three fourths cup shortenin'!,
one and one half cups brown sugar
lirmly [lacked, three eggs well
beaten, two and one half cups sift
ed fl >ur, three fourth* teaspoon
soda, one teas|>oon baking [xiwder,
one half teaspoon cinnamon, one
half teaspoon nutmeg, one half
tcas]MM>n salt, one cup mincemeat,
I cup ehop|M*d walnut*.
Cream sh n tening and sugar,
iH-it m egg* with *|Mxm, sift to
gether flour, soda, spices, salt, and
baking [siwder Add to first mix
ture Stir in mincemcnt and nut*
Drop with vpoon on grea < d cook
ie sheet or pan and bake about
fifteen minutes in moileratc oven.
Makes almut four dozen large
cookies.
MRS NONA PEEK
2108 Whitcaker Ave.
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
Rats Moving In-
Opens CIO Session
Now Is the Time
To Clean Premises
I I DM IN Bl
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SENATE TRAIL
Herbert II. D'hinan is the first
Jew ever elected to the U. S. sen
ate by popular vote.
Several mix’ of the Jewish faith!
have been appointed to thc «cnafe
since 1911, when direct elect ion of
senator* begun under t h r 17th i
amendment.
Prior to that, senators were
chosen by state legislatures.
Rais are moving to shelter now
with Die start of winter and con
trol measures should be applied,
unless one wants to keep the rats
for the winter. D C. Dickey, ro
dent control officer for Lane
county doclar- d t day I/ickoy was
on
;ular inspection trip. If
)ou live in the city limit and rats
I* IRKING METERS
an- bothering you, complaint*
BRING IN
hould lie turned into the city re-
Parking meters continue to
roid«-r'» office. Mr. Dickey said
bring the city about $1.(X^1 in
lh<* public here hafl been very
revenue monthly, Don Aller), city
cooperative. which had enabled
recorder said today. The meter
him to do a better job of rat
revenue is used to finance an ex
abatement
tra policeman and to further traf
He Urged property owners to
fic safety. Parking meter revenue
clean up their prembes and rc-
was used to finance the graveling
move anything tint ih<* rats might
of the city's only parking lilt.
feed on. "Ratfeed" should be
hauled out to the dump grounds
he said.
With Mr. Dickey
L Fisk,
county sanitarian. who was in-
Mrs. A M. Orwick of Saginaw
CHAT 1ER
•fleeting some of the* garbage
has submitted a favorite recipe fur THE FORMER First Lady, Mrs.
dumps over the county. Mr. Fisk
apple cake or pudding, which has Franklin D. Roosevelt holds a
from
nd he understood that a garbage
been enjoyed vi ry much by the small birthday cake as she dines in
dump sit»- haft been »*stablish»*d
family.
the United Nations lunch room at
THE SMART SHOP
at l/mdon, but he had not been
Lake Success, N. Y. She observed
tpplc < i»kr or Pudding
informed as to when- it was I»»-
her B5th birthday on the job as a
M others * < i.t b my ets
Philip Murray
< up of shortening
member of U. S. delegation to the eated. Not all of the garbage dis
I On November 8 members ot
cup of sugar
posal sites over the county have
General
Assembly.
(
Internationali
iMothi-rs' club gathered it
got logclhcr nt Ridgefield, Wash PROFIT BY PLAS I IC KALE
2
been placed in use. The site at
DOI GLAS C OI NTY
The World Friendship Quesbies
Yes sir! The “Great Virgil’’
Naur of Mrs Cud Wallace tor
cup of milk
MHOOL,, HANK. HWrOHM E rane and at Culp Creek have not Y ALL YTION CLIMBS
on Oct. 2.3 Mrs. Anna Maher, 87
ingoiar monthly meeting and cov who lives with her daughter, Mrs /if the Methodist church met in
< LORY i OR tRMUn M E DAI
been made ready, he said.
tcanMxins of baking powder
is showing at the high school
Douglas c o u n t y’s continued
cred dish Itmcheon The afternoon Geo. Simmon« in lUdgefiold, hud the church pat lor Thursday night.
2 cups of flour
The schools, the First National
uirlitorium Wednesday, No
heavy industrial growth is attest
wan spent in planning work on us viMifors her granddaughter, Rosemary Hanks, president, pre
1 teas|MM>n of vanilla if desired
Bank and dtc post office will I m * IF YOC WONDER
ed
by
the
report
of
County
Assess
vember
16 at 8 4)0 p.m. This
muilta to bo tipd Ton membora grnnt-gninddnHghtrr and great- sidisi at the busine >. meeting, at
A few grains of salt.
c I om d tomorrow in observance of
If you wonder why you did not or Ned Dixon of Roseburg placing
[anil one guest, Mrs. Ward, were
Mix
as
usual.
Slice
as
many
Armistice
day.
Some
of
the
besi-
great magieian is sponsored
receive your Sentinel at the usual
which time it was announced that
great-grandson.
[present Seven garments and one
apples to cover baking pin, [xiur ness Imuses may be closed, but time, it was because there will be the assessed valuation for 1949 at
by the Lions Cliilr—a very
In the picture from left to right the group had mad- $8.00 at a
a
record
high
of
$56,405,365.
This
fouir of shoes were rejiortcd given
over batter. When ready for oven this will lie up to the individual no mail service Friday. The situ
are:
Duniel
Kocrnen,
three
is
an
increase
of
$7
million
over
worthy group of business
Out by the relief committee dur-
jmiiif over mixture,
cup lukc merchant.
ation was called to our attention , the 19-18 total and duplicates the
A thank you note was read from
months; his mother. Mrs Rolw rt
Jng the month of < •< tola r.
water. Bake until done. Good
men.
too late
to correct,
inasmuch increase
as
.,
,
lor 19-18 over
the total
I < tn D< c emla-r 13 the group will Koetuen, 20, of Lenexa, Kansas; the Woman's Society of Christi.m warm or cold. Any fresh or canned
Before the coming of white men, we still
lack expected equipment, for
his grandmo! her, Mrs
Ernest
■ historians say what is now the which we hope will aid us in got-
■IMI « itti Mis X I ( ‘otnplon ■* Hnthnwiiy, 41, Cottage Grove. hi* lovely I Mme.in Phyfr dropleaf fruit may he used, drained.
Now we don’t claim to be
The bill for county taxpayers
state of Oregon was the home of ting your paper earlier.
'her home in the Cedars di trlct for great -grandmother, Mr*
table which they had purchased
,
this
aggregates
$3,3X5,895
more
than
GO
tribes
of
Indians.
a
magician, b tt t you’d be
a covered dish dinner and Christ Simmons, t>8. and
and placid in the* church parlor
i for ail purposes, Dixon announced.
Most of them were west of the LOVE SWINDLES GETS
mas gift exchange Member* are grandmother. Mrs Anna Maher,
surprised
what a properly
A discussion was held concern
(Mrs. Orville lannb, reporter)
Cast ide mountains. Most Oregon TWO TO TEN-YEAR JOLT
Asked to meet at the home of Mrs. 87. I Hath of Ridgefield
fitted
bra
and
girdle can do.
ing a smorgasboi d which will lx*
Indians are Contained within the
ji'nd Wallner
10 o'clock and
Vcry gixxl progress was made
Sigmund <Sam) Engel, 74-year-
held in conjunction with the
Mrs
Maher
has
four
children,
Fry
“
Venus,
for that £ir.-
Umatilla,
Klamath
and
Warm
frnns|Mirtalion will I m * furnished
six grandchildren, 13 great-grand Woman's .Society. The next proj Sunday on the school play’ shed Springs reservations, cast of the old love swindler, was sentenced
Bring your gift for exchange.
ished
look.
’
’
**
at Chicago yesterday to not l»*ss
children and one great-great ect planned by the members is the as tile following men assembled to Cascades.
on
Mezzanine
Floor
than
two
and
not
more
than
ten
build
on
it:
Ralph
Dawson,
Elmer
Pollyanna
basket
which
will
lie
grandchild.
Her grandchildren
THETA KIIO ».IKIS I'l.YN
years in prison for swindling a
Cottage Grove Hotel
Kimcry, Freeman Wells, Roy Mat-
are Mrs J W. Thornton and Mrs. pas rd among the members.
Come in today and let us
Oregon's first railroad connect red-haired Chicago widow out of
Lawrence
Fisher,
Delmar
Oil Permanents
J I Duke, Ridgefield; Mrs. Er
Ruth Coston presented the les
help
you with your figure-
■ Rho Girls planned a nest I liillinwiiy, Cottage Grove;
ed with eastern states, via the
and
son which was the first chapter in Fisher, Kenneth Brown, Lester
teen-age dance nt their nn-ctmg Mrs
Lebow, Bob Withers, Melvin Jen scenic Columbia river gorge, was
problems
— an ensemble is
Cold Wave
the Iwiok 'The Big Fisherman,”
Monday night In tin- IOOF hall tird Simmons and Daniel Malier
kins and Lavcrn Brown Mr. Clyde completed in 1883.
Office Supplies — The Sentinel.
written by Lloyd C. Douglas.
only
its
good
as its founda-
Lorayne Kotrc
following their |>otiuck dinner. of Portland
Cut singer of Eugene and Mr. Guy
.Dorothy, Ernest,
Appointments
with
tion.
Refreshments
were
served
"YI - i Pritchard
of Goshen were also
The date of the dance will I m * an Marion, Esther. David und Helen
rncn.ii
by Mat
Gladys Adams
nounced later Nomination of of- Hathaway, all of Cottagi- Grove Roisemary Hanks at the close
, helping.
(Friday and Saturday Only)
fleers wax held and eh*ction will nrc among her great gtundchil- the evening.
The ladies serving a hot potluck
Loh C. Leonard
Phone 43
lx* held nt the next meeting.
dren.
WOM INITIATE CANDIDATES dinner were Mmes. Cutsinger,
26tfexx
’ Ten girls nnd their assistant ad-
Pi itcb.-ird. Fisher, Brown, Kimcry,
At th«- November meeting of the McCarty, Lelxiw and Withers.
Visor, Mrs Roy Lyon, were pre*-
What cannot love and right-
W
here people enjoy freedom of choice , as in this country ,
M< m , > sc initiation
rnt for the potluck and regular eousn<*si> achieve for the race? All ' Women of the , ,,
Community club met Friday af
IT is necessary to compete for . their , favor
meeting A s|M*clal feature of the that enn I m * accomplished, a |i(l ceremony was held for thrix* can ternoon at the tcachcrage with
didates.
Miss
Ada
1
lopman,
Norma
evening wn» nccordion solos by mon* than history has yet record
Helliin und Irma D uvm II It was re- Mrs. Victor Korpela and Mrs.
Katherine Algald
ist
Mary Baker Eddy
[silted
the W< >M had contributed Lxxinard Korpela serving refresh
),_____
_____ ________
$1000 toward the Jaycee-ette ment.-, to 1G members. New mem
Hallowren party for the young bers are Mis. Bob Withers, Mrs.
G. J. F'i rguson, Mrs. J. B. Wil
people of the vicinity.
liams and Mrs. Lester Lebow.
Mrs. Ora Addington and Mrs.
vemlwr 17 at which time there
Traditional at the Thanktigiving Feast
will I m * Initiation, and officers arc I-awrence Fisher will serve nt the
J>ec. 2 meeting.
asked Io wear formats.
Michael and Sharon Atkinson
Watch for the announcement of
are home again after Ix-ing hospi
the turkey dinner.
talized about a month in Eugene.
ROY YL neighbors initiate They arc the son and daughter of
The Royal Ncighlmrs met Tues Mr. and Mrs. Theron Atkinson.
C ompetition is found in goods , in services , in ideas ,
day night in the KkiF hall and They will not attend school for
IN POLITICS-IN EVERY FIELD OF HUMAN ENDEAVOR.,
held initiation for one candidate, some time but carry on their
May We Suggest:
studies at home.
Irene Graham. Oracle Fern An-
derson presided over the meeting.
I’RI ETT APPOINTED
Following the business session
James II. Pruett, Jr., has been
For th»* table, about the home, or ns a special tribute
Bright - - HOLIDAY PAJAMAS
refreshments wete served by the
commit tee. May Tennis, Ruth appointed General Passenger
to wife, sweetheart or mother.
Agent of the Northern District of
Flattering - - COSTUME JEWELRY
Snell and Emma Trembley.
Southern Pacific, with headquar
Lovely - - LINGERIE
ters in Portland, effective Decem
A treaty in 1819 between the
ber 1, it is announced by Claude E.
U. S. A. anil Spain fixes! the south-
Sheer - - HOSIERY
Peterson, vice president in charge
ern boundary Iwtween the Oregon
of passenger traffic for the rail-
Practical - - HAND BAGS
> country ami Spanish territory at
“LET 182 MEAN FL<»WEILS TO YO1”
road Pruett succeeds J.
Or-
12 degn < - latitude This now
mandy, who retires November 30
Necessary - - SCARFS
1704 W. Main
1’honc
marks tin* Ixamdarj Is'luivnOn*-
after 41 years of service with the
' gon and California.
•
company in Portland.
'Telephone 555 or 556
live ( iciicrat ions Represented at Reunion
LYNX HOLLOW
OUR DEMOCRACY
1
PEOPLE ¡WE THE ^SAY-50
Christmas-Shop the Easy Way
Lay-Away a Gift a Day!
Flowers
Don't Forget Them on November 24
Sunnyside Greenhouses
Wedtlin^ Invitations
Street Dress
And Stcie
... and ufnnouncemcnts
Embossed...
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MOY ES OHK E
Richard Thwing, local attorney,
has moved his office from 34
North 6th street to the First Na-
tional bank building. His new
quarters are the offices formerh
occupied by Dr. Guy Earl. Mr.
Thwing was one of the original
tenants of the White building on
6th street and during his stay
there offiecd with the late E. E.
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A small' dc|H>sit NOW insures you of a gift LATE^
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Sini stole nnd wool frock.
By VERA WINSTON
Cottage Grove Sentinel
116 North 6th 9t.
Phone ßßö or 556
SMART SIMPLICITY nnd
wearability make for good fash
ion sense, as is demonstrated by
this street dress. Of gray and black
striped woolen, it hns a lap-over
panel in back and a black leather
belt which can bo worn over or un
der the accompanying black baby
seal stole scarf. The stole is a ver
satile affair, and can bo worn many
ways. It has pockets at each end
nnd Is lined with red wool. It would
be handsome with a tweed suit, or
> plain coat.
All Porcelain Inside and Out.
■A Large, Twin-Unit Even Heat Oven.
•k Large Wanner Drawer
Wicks Electric
Your Friendly Frigidaire Dealer
48 N. 9th
Arnest’s Dress Shop
SERVING THE NEEP OF THE PEOPLE FOR. FAMILY PROTECTION.
Phone 337
Alic« foster