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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Culp Creek Assembly of God Church — We invite you to our Sunday school where we have es for all ages. Sunday school a.m.; morning U’orship 11:00 a.m.; young people's service 6:30 p.m.; evening evangelistic service 7:30 p.m.; prayer meeting Wed nesday 7:30 p.m. Come and join •is in these services. We desire to help you. —W. Kenneth Bright- well, pastor. The Rcorgunired Church of Jesus Christ of Latter l»ay Swint; meets each Sunday in the banquet room of the Rainbow cafe at 10:00 o'clock for Sunday school and at 1 11:00 o'clock for the church ser vice Z. A. Coop, pastor, phone 361 J. Blue Mountain Church Every one is invited to visit these ser vices. Sunday school at 9:45 a m Morning worship at 11:00, chil drens' church at 11:20 a.m. Junior Christian service at 6 45 p m. Eve ning service at 7:45 pan. Bible study and prayer meeting Tuesday evening at 7:45. Young People's own service Friday night at 7:45. We extend an invitation and an appeal to our local young people and all local families to attend these services. Clifford E. Landis, minister. “WE ARE HERE TO SERVE YOU” (Except Sunday we close at 8 P. M.) Seven days a week and until 9 P. M. Compare our prices and quality of goods — you are always welcome and treated courteously and fairly Steeles Dividend Stamps GROCERY A LOCKERS The Store on Dorma Lake Shore SPECIAL LUCIEN LE LONG "SOAP SET (3 bars) Reg. $1.50 Now Only $1.00 KELLY DRUG CO We Give 3 & H Green Stamps be. "A Natain Born in Friday night, "Seven Fulfilled Prophecies of our Day"; Cihere will be no meeting Saturday night). Sunday night. "ihe Rus sian. German Alliance and World War Three”. The turbulent world of today presents a dark picture for to morrow. Come hear this man of Ged tell of the brighter side which God has in stone for His ¡x'ople. Each singing and w ith there wall be both instrumental and vocal special numbers every night. MethodiM Church. "the friendly church." 915 South ; Mh pastor. street. B. plxme 6691 I. Sunday school 9:45 a m.. Mrs. Thelma Wright, supers intendent. Jerry Beers, assistant. Morning worship 11 a.m. Singspi- ration 6:45 p.m. Evangelistic mes- business sage 7 45 p.m. meeting, at the parsonage Tues day evening. January 10. 7:30. Great missionary meeting Jan uary 19. 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Oli ver Haslam, returned missionary from Japan. He will present col ored slides of the work and places in Japan, at the close of his mes sage. The general public ally invited. Call on Us for Insulating Material Window Glass Putty Roofing Material w. j. M c C ready lumber co OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 5.00 P. M. Phone 561 Nuvil TrniniiiK (’enter, San Di ego. (’alii Mu Innes, an man. \i Him Hull 1er L'atUs Uy gliiditiiled Imin the I ik of mH m Uv '"vk ration» 11 fui irci i luigi’ .- ini» ot money I leetmnicx Tei I inician , uh year Ui J»»» ul potential gaina uniini; Center, Memphis, Trim. in wi'IRlit. Maclnnes, who entered tut'al m rv hv Nov etnl er 9, HMS. re < ved hr. iceriiit training al the HOME TOWN NEWS Hu ulti a Th s sturdy looking bumper and giille combination graces the front .•nd of the complete line of 1950 Buick iiutomobiles. Other distinctive fen- tures are the full taper-through front fenders, wrap-around bumpers with bomb-shaped bumper guards housing the parking light and direction signal indicators in front, and back-up lights in the rear, and identifying name plates on the front fenders. The can have completely new bodies, and a new and more powerful engine is under the graceful hood of the new bupcr sedan show n a bin e. Issetubly of Ged W«' w ish to extend a hearty invitation to you to worship with us the church of evangelical action Sunday services: Sunday school 9:45 a. tn.; morning worship 11 of a. m.; Christ's Ambassadors 6:30 p. m ; evening evangelistic service 7:45 p. m. Weekday services: Tuesday, prayer. 7 30 p m.; Thursday, Bi ble study, 7:45 p. m. We have a home department and any wishing spiritual help or would like a visit fn-rn the minis ter, feel free to call at any time. Also, if you are in need of a wheel chair, in an emergency, we shall be glad to be of an accommodation to you. Rev. R. E. Parrish, minis ter, phone 195-R. Trinity Lutheran the church of the Lutheran Hour, Richard E. I Gross, pastor. The topic lor the I Sunday morning sermon by the I pastor w ill be Making the Most is con- of Sunday. ducted at 11 a.m. in the S.D.A. church, W. Main and M streets. I Sunday school and Bible Class Ix1- gin at 9:45. You are welcome. The annual meeting of the congre- jation is to be held Sunday after- I noon at 2 o'clock at the Henry I Arp r< sidence. There will be elec tion of church officers and the an- Inual report will be given. Hear I the Lutheran Hour broadcast each 1 Sunday over the Mutual network |at 9:30 a.m. and over the ABC • network at 3 p.m. By Closing Those COLD GAPS in Your House nrnld body styles are lecitd Sei.es, the ;on I laite I street holds Sunday school at 9 I a m. Morning worship at 11:<M I a.m. Wednesday evening meeting I at 8:00 p.m. (the second Wedncs- I day of each month). Heading room 1 is opt n Monday, Wednesday and I Friday afternoons from 2:00 to | 1:00 p.m. ON FUEL BILLS Ed Rothe, Mgr. dmm Flint, annotine models an<l » n the Í the ind Special t .» line of lays, and for the first torque • eonver Is in a wide missions have been in: from the newly -invaded Buick cara si int reduced in n the upper brackets. The e campletely new from Bunks cqu i p|x< I stv ling and engineering stand- tlii.w. punts, boasting more powerful engines new and nxenier bodies. III \l> or ST Wil Mil» comfort. sweeping fender lines carried through the Follow mg m< etim; of the length of the Ixsiy. >ard of Directors < f Standar* Altogether there ar I Company of I ’ tlir a in.. F riday in the H I» Collier innouncvd his in the hue with set Sixcial Seriis and > nation ns ch the Sup’ i ompany ot directors < its are on three Basically the lb l’émût r 31. 19 Al different chas but one model in and Roadmnster both the will continue a U direi tor anil Series is com- Rinnan of th< imane more spacious mittve. R G. Folli», V :> e chairman bodv. and formerly pre .ident, was elect engine is offered in the ed" bj the !x>aid to sue a cd Mr « I'hairnian m ui that officr Renewing Porch Rugs To renew grass or fibre rugs ot the type frequently ir -a on porch es. coat them with regular exterior house paint, thinned to the con sistency of stain with turp-nt ne in the proportion of one i rt tor pentine to four parts paint. A i) x 12 rug will require apr ly three quarts of paint and one and a half pints of turp ntine 930 6IBBS AVE. Sfavici - COTTAGE ORO VE, ORE&ON POWE.: NEWS WITH A REAL PUNCH! They're greater in power—higher in compression standout in styling— dreams to drive —and now there's llorf lor 1950 Iho brood now I 263 volto in hood Umighf night Pork Ing a wrdlop ihol mnl., Iho Silti tn ¡fond oui pori ormor o! Iho luaion, horo li itili II «iz» o, we just couldn't hold back the whole bi" Buick line for 1950. They're too good-looking—too much fun todrive-too jam-packed w ith stepped-up, higher-compression, ready-to-ramble power—to be kept under cover. Do maybe you’ve already seen some 1950 Buicks on the highway. Maybe you’ve noticed the extra “git up and travel'’they have- glimpsed the wide, curving windshields (one piece in most models)—noted, approvingly, that the typical Buick taper is now found in all Buick fenders. That there arc more than a dozen-and-a- half models to choose from. 'I hat there arc three power plants in the Buick line —all of higher compression, all stepped up in power. I hat all models are big and roomy inside — some rear seats arc better than a foot wider than before!—yet in every instance, shorter over all, so easier to handle, park and garage. Above nil, maybe you’ve beard of exciting news on price... That Dynaflow Drive, for instance- standard on R oadmash r models, op tional on all others now costs ’UÌ 20U less 11 .in on 1949 models. ■■ ¿rum» X LOTS OF LUGGAGF SPACE, plut a Mgh-fcnhlon rear end treatment, grocoi the Buick tourbock Sedan model» for 1950. Thh !> th. ROADMASTtP, and above is the 5<JPt» veriion of thh much-wanted 4 door, A-pauenger Sedan. You'll got oil SUPI K moduli. thro Mnh troni- pu itiön, 128 hp with [lynntlow Privo.* i'uiiron« 4 That in the full line S peciai . Sui’l it and R olomasii h i lies there is a Buick to lit practically every budget above the very lowest! Pictured above is the 1950 Si per 4 door Sedan, one of the new Buick body types for 1950. At your Buick dealer's are more actual models, the whole story on others. Hadn't you better see him right now — and Rte if you. too, don’t find Buick “top choice for 1950”? ro^^cf^ >r3 W hvri hftter nufnmnhllnu uro bulli ta U h trill butto! tbrm li/r v in HIHIY I. IAX|Ok, A»< Nftlworh, vvvry Moncloy ovinlng. Phone your BVICK dealer lor a demonntrution—Bight Nowl Mi inclito of Lmef n In the Cncbca hume of Thomai C . ly! in London is a tc, gment in I n".. .:i'3 o'.'.a handwriting of « le: : given during the American “He’s walking on air he’s on his way to the MAULDING MOTORS to pick up his new Buick. It has all the new features, plus economical oper ation/’ topchoice FOB FIFTY is on V.«an; 1060 E. Adams C . Mor in w 1 Church of God Sunday school lead the service an . Bible ;t> iy. All are welcome to share i i »la it 10 a.in. Preaching service at 11. ministry and seivice of the church. Young people's service 7 p.m. and evening worship at 7:15. Midweek Church of Christ. Momoe Ave Bible study Wednesday at 7:30. —LcRoy Sayp, pastor. near Fifth. Arley E. Moore, min ister. ncranent" is the suoject of Bible study 10: 00 a.m. Worship U sson-Scrmon in al! < hurchcs 11:00 a.m. Special sermon by the I'hrist, Scientist, on Sund " . minister. Young peoples’ meeting 6:45 p.m. Preaching 7:30 p ni January 8. Sermon topic "The Great Rcnova- The Goldi n text is "The prep- tion". Mid-week service, Wedn . - Stations of the heart in man. and day 7:30 p.m. the answer of the tongue is from the Lord. , . .Commit thy works Seventh-day Adventist » hurch. unto the Lord, and thy th< lights 1301 West Main. shall be established <Prov. 16:1, 3i. Saturday services. The lessons Among the citations which com for the first quarter of 1950 an prise the Lesson-Sermon is th< on ‘Our Lord's Prayer". Sabbath foliowin;’ from the Bible: "Am school programs for all ages begin J - d unto him. . . . There i> at 9:30. no man that hath left house or At the 11:00 hour, the pastor. parents, or brethren, or wife, or Walter Blehm will speak. Lloyd children, for the kingdom of l«od Bird will be in charge of the pray sake. Who shall not receive mani- er meetings for January. Remem fold more in this present t im< ber your Wednesday evening ap and in the world to come pointment at 7:30. everlating” (Luke 18:19, 29, .’Ku togetlier with the following cor QUICK RESULTS FROM relative passage from the Chris WANT ADS tian Science textbook, "S< ience and Health with Key to the Scrip- by Mary Baker Eddy Htr< s is the soul lot Christianity" (p. 140). AVE MONEY III the er X are First Baptist Church. 5th and Jefferson. Sunday sch ol begins at 9:15. There are classes for all ages. At the 11 o'clock worship service the pastor, Wm. W. Sutt- erlin. will preach on the them« "Light from Within." The young people will have their meeting at 6:30 in the evening. At the 7:30 worship service the pastor is preaching on "The Chtist King" which is the portrait of Jesus painted in the words of Matthew This is the second in a series living portraits of Jr u ■ a ',. i. HAS JUST BEGUN’ 238 Pacific Hiway South Hout l< set Vices Are now t the Church of in and Gibbs. Erwin Marshall, evangelist of Plainview. Minnesota, is preaching each eve ning concerning the general theme lot the entire revival c imp r i St. Andrew's Episcopal Church I which is, 'The World of lixi iy in meets the second and fourth Sun- i the Light of Prwphecy." Thcs, y hi eon day mornings at 11:00 o'ckx-k for ‘ nn s ages will . educate | (Wiling histur . cun ent events worship in Mills Chapel Pc and givo you s nitu 'l food .is they Perry Smith of Corvallis is in arv treated in the light ot th charge of the service. ' W. rd of God. (hi Thur«! iy eve —Subscribe To The Sentinel— We Give I luick's f Iiron J Progress Nightly Ghurcn The Ourch at Hebron — Bible Hchool 10 a m., competent teach er*. and ctesses f<< all ages. Jess Hill, superintendent, Nora Small, assistant suixnviitendeut Morning worship 11 o'clock. Special music and the Lord's Supper Serrmwt by P. M Campbell, topic: "Children by Adoption ” Bible study Wednesday. Janu ary 11, at 7:30 in the evening, place to be decided. Young people's meeting Sunday owning at 6 30 at Annelle Mar tin's home. All young people are invited. Cliff and Clara Foster ad visors. If you are without a church home and living in this commun ity, the Hebron church extends you a hearty welcome. I ,hlln • the O' Ie i f the re lower lines, the up n e el mor.' r. lass and Evangelistic Thnrs.. Jan. .">. 1950 930 Gibbs Ave. SQTORS - ■ Phone 600 «reiwa nr
