nedy and son. Mr. and Mrs R L treat« for 11 grandchildren to bei
Cantwell and son. Mr and Mrs at her house Sunday with their
Roy Cantwell. Mrs. Jean Lusk and parents gathering at the old home
children all of Cottage Grove, for the Easter day.
Mr». Gah* Koby, Reporter
Mr. and Mrs E M McEwen had I
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Riggs Mrs
Phone 791 RI
Jot* Geer and daughter Pat and thnx* of their children and families
S. T. Clark delivered the Eastei Mike Quaglcy ot the community.
meuage on.
“Significance of Mr and Mrs. Harry Garman were and Mr. and Mrs Roy Cantwell
Chriat’s Resurrection,” at
the both able to be out for the first at their home Sunday for an out
door pit hick picnic and wiener
London Church of Christ, Sunday time from recent illness.
roast over a camp fire under the1
with a full attendance and a num
It has been announced that a cherry tree, that gave more tune1
ber of visitors. Younger members
। series of protracted meetings will tor visiting and was accented by
of the Sunday school classes made
। be held at London Church of the lovely weather of Easter Sun
baskets and received extra Easter
Christ, beginning April 25 thru day Other visitors of the com
treats. Visitors included, Kenneth
; April 4. by Woodrow Hughes. munity called during the after-
McEwen and family from Spring-
| former minister of Cottage Grove. noon and a reporter from a Eugene
Heki. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ken-
| now at the Church at Ontario. newx|>apcr for pictures of the fish I
-California, and who has held ser- P md recently stix'kixi with game
“Vices at London many times and
is welcomed back again by ah
Mr. and Mrs Tolly Manning
who have heard him.
celebrated their sixteenth wedding
Hebron Christian Church had a mmversary, April 7 and enjoyed
full house for their Easter pro the first complete meal cooked by
gram. even more than was exixet- their fifteen year old daughter.
cd. overflowing the new addition Bonnie Fay, w ho is a 1 tome Ee
with over one hundred in atten student a
Grove high
dance. The program was excep school.
NOW SHOWING
tional with numbers by the mem
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leathers
iu K Fri.. Sat.. April 13-14-1.1
bers of the Sunday school and ex and three sons invited the Man-
tra special music by the instru nings and
Vonnie Jones and
Blue óra»« «ft
mental orchestra and individual daughter Paula to an Easter egg
singing by Mrs. Lois Abeene, and hunt up Wilson Creek Sunday that
resili or
Cliff Foster. Phillip Higdon and was much enjoyed in the sunshine
DEPTH CHARGE—The mission of the Hunter*
ita cateti- -Bowfin sers
son Doyle played "Holy City” on
The S. T. Clark children had Killer Team of surface vessels, airplanes and blimps is to seek out and
trumpets. Other members of the ’ neighbor children as guests for an destroy enemy submarines Une depth charge explosive could seriously
orchestra includtxl Anne Hill on afternoon egg hunt on their game eripple a submarine litre this phase of anti-submarine warfare is
the piano. Phyllis Higdon, bari lawn Kick of their home Sunday. simulated in maneuvers in the Caribbean. (Official Department of
Sun., Mon., Tue».. April 16-17-1S tone and Harper Casler. trombone,
Alyn Andrews, grandson of Mr. Defense Photo)
who added to the program with and Mrs.
A. Andrews and
especially good music.
known here from his visits with ’ Sheppard Field. WitchMa Fails the winter with her ¡varents, Mr
Easter Sunday is just as popular the C. C. Gilham family is now Texas, largest Air Basu in the
and Mrs. I,. E. Bechtold.
as Christmas for family gather in the Air Force and recently world Pfc Andrews served two
Bobby and Ronnie Green and
ings. Mrs. Wm. Simons was busy transferred from Lackland Air ■ years in the Navy prior to re-
Saturday coloring eggs and fixing Base at San .Antonio, Texas to • enlistment in the Air Force. He their young friend. Sam South-
land visited the old farm w ith
: is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
W«d. Thur».. Fri.. Sat.,
their grandparents. Mr. anti Mrs.
nard Andrews of Gold Hill and is
April 19-20-21-23
Sam Medford last week on their
taking up air craft and engine
Easter vacation from school in
schooling at Sheppard Field.
Portland.
Mrs. W. E. Kerr and two daugh-
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Miller of
, ters of Ashland came up to visit
। her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Pendleton spent a week and over
। Gilham Wednesday to Saturday, Easter Sunday on Mrs. Miller’s
and took both her mother and vacation from the telephone com
father home with her for a visit , pany with Mrs. Miller's mother,
Mrs. Gale Roby and family, and
this week.
George Hinkle is finishing his Mr Miller helped on the moving
. new house, little by little on rainy and the start of rebuilding of the
NOW SHOWING
j days and between farming activ-7 Roby house.
Thur».. Fri.. April 13-14
Word has licen received of the
ities.
Mrs. Beth Kells was called to birth of a son. Gerald Harvey, to
Portland Sunday to be with her Mr. and Mrs. Grover Shipp, now
sister. Mrs. Sarah Jane Swank who of Dallas, Texas. Mr. Shipp >s a
is ill. Mrs. Swank moved here to former resident here and grand-
live last fall but found the unusual son of J. E. Banton Mrs. Shipp is
THE G»EATKT $TO»Y 4V« TOLD
weather too cold for her arthritis
A FILM
; and teturned to Portland before where the couple lived until last
FOR
fail. Mr Shipp's mother. Mrs
' Christmas.
THE
Bob Blackewwl built a corral Harvey Shipp of Sacramento, flvw
Sat.. Sun., April 15-16
around his air-plane parked on to Texas for the event
ENTIRE
f JON MIR
his runway m the cow pasture to
Time was t iken oft from studies
FAMILY
protect the shiny metal from at- J at .school after recess Friday for
L L4H>.‘nRP
| tacks of the gentleman cow in the i Easter pictures and treats in each
l herd, who mistook the machine i room, at London school.
। for a play thing or an adversary
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guisinger
i rival and did some damage to the
Abeenes
accompanied the
. paint and framework.
on their trip to Portland last week
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McKay of where Mr. Guisinger purchased his
Mon., Tues.. Wed.. April 17-18-19
London and Mrs. Phil Brown of new logging truck for Ins work at
CIXJSED
Cottage Grove hcl|ied Mrs. Mc- Yoncalla.
Kay’s brother. Sam Short ridge,
celebrate1 his 76th birthday at
Thornton Corners, Thursday. April
6.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Berggren
took a long drive over the Shoe-
string Sunday afternoon through
Scotts valley over the mountain,
taking in the side roads, where
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spring beauty of flowering fruit
111% Iww-Swctariaw
trees and new green colors are
more advanced than in their home
community at London.
Cliff Foster purchased the C
Andrews car last week and Mr.
and Mrs. Andrews have a new
dark green car.
Mr. and Mrs. Claris Abeene and
children recently visited in Port
land and St. Helens, and called on
one of their community friends
there.
A clipping sent from a Miami.
Oklahoma newspaper, by Mrs
George Jones, daughter of Mrs.
Gale Roby says, "Streets of Cot
tage Grove. Oregon are paved with
Just one look will tell you why the ’50 Ford is
a style show all by itself... why it’s the »«/» car
gold, which consists of tailings I
in antomutiit bistm to twice receive the Fashion
from the Bohemia gold mine.”
Academy’s Gold Medal Award as "Fashion Car
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Paroz and
of the Year" (and two years io a row, at that!)
new baby have moved to the
Hebron Community after spending
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THE UFE OF
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Sunday Mrs Guisinger had a Thur«., April 13. IWAO Thr Hrntlnrl, < olLsge Grove, Oregon Page Bl
surprise visit from her mother
kins holder us prize The htmlcM
Mis Walt Myers and sister in law
gilt
was nn embroidered duh towel
ami
sixond
by
Mrs
Claud*'
AI
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cue,
Mr- Verna Perkins, Isith of Mylo.
Oregon istui her ''Isler, Roticmur) liolh winning bath suits sets us from euch guest Next meeting is
prizes Mrs Win IVlini Won low In three weeks with Mrs. Claude
Grandma Kelly gave an Easter score rceeiv Ing napkins and nap Alíeme
dinner tor her family at her home
Sunday, with Mr and Mrs. Win
Perini and family. Mr. and Mrs
tcRCtwt mjftTic
Minutario» at it> manir ntun
........... ..............
Claude Ihnsley. Keith RlMMim
j and Mr. and Mrs. Elvis Kelly and
। family.
Mr. and Mrs. I»on Ewing and
daughter, Judy un* back from
throe months with Mrs Ewing's
lather, Hap Hayes at l'ii|Hrtino.
California, about 10 miles from
Frisco, and are staying lor a time
with Mr Ewing's |>arents, Mr and
Mrs Roy Ewing Mrs I km Ewing
»0» '
is spending this week with her
mother. Mrs. Leon Goddard at
1 North Bend
Dick Garman aecompuni<*d Mr.
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and Mrs Harley Parker of Suther
lin to see their sister at Sheridan
again last week.
There was a good attendance nt
the London 4-H Mothers' club Ins!
week to Work on the quilt which
will lx* finished at the next meet
ing. April 19 Mrs Phillips brought
Only
a lovely spring boquet of daffo
Shovinf
dils. narcissi and scllla for table
Hi"
decoration at the luncheon at
Wtthin
noon.
th« N«i
A report was given by Jeanne
Morton. 4-H club leader on re
quirements for scholarships for
111 summer camp and it was urg-
— Tho Grufai
*xl that mon* 4-H mothers lx- in-
Story
Evor Told
terested tn the 4-H club work and
mothers club, by coming out for
discussions on the childrens I II
club work. Members will Is' ¡’lad
April 23 ? I-25-2I». Sunday, continuoiiN from I :<M) 1*.>L
to cooperate in transportation or
any way to help 4-H mothers
Moii.-Tucx.AVi <1. 7:00 and 9:15. Bccauxc of the nature
attend.
of this picture, we urge that you I m * nt the theater
A group of four members of
promptly nt the starting time.
Hebron Home Extension Unit. Mrs
Prices:
Adults 60c
Children 20c
Glen Banton. Mrs J A Heath,
R
Carpenter anti Mrs.
Alvis England attended the Spring
Festival in Springfield April 6
Merrymakers Meet
Mrs. Claude Abeene entertained
at her home at tzondon for the
regular meeting of the Merry
makers card club, April 6. with
the usual noon luncheon and
social afterncsin of cards. High
f
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Its MR.BIG for size
No olher car in Ford’s field offers so
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you’ll feel its luxurious big car com
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The Answers to
Everyday Problems
By G. B. ARNEST
Aldrich Texaco
Anderson’s Quality Market
Arcade Theater
Arliene’s Tot Shop
Arnest’s Dress Shop
Bressler’s
QUESTION: Suppose I insure
my home for $10,000. Docs thof
mean that if my home is totally
destroyed by fire, the insurance
company has to pay me the en
tire amount?
And
Champion of its Class
for ECONOMY
red evidence of Ford's extrao.uinary gas economy. In
Ine official AAA supervised Mobilgas Grano C anyon Economy
Kun, a 50 l ord Six equipped with Overdrive* won in its class
—the three full-size cars in the low-price field, low first cost,
operating cost and high resale value mark Eord — V-H or
. S,M —Lhe
Economy Package” in its field. "Test Drive"
it at your Ford Dealer's today.
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ANSWER: No, the insurance
company will pay you only the
value of the property at, the
time of loss and only up to the
face value of the policy. No in
surance policy allows the in
sured to profit by a fire loss.
If you'll address your own
Insurance questions to this of
fice, we'll try to give you the
correct answers and there will
be no charge or obligation of
any kind.
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Agency
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Cecil Beck Motors
Clark Studio
Coast-to-Coast Store
Community Jewelers
Cottage Grove Cleaners
Cottage Grove Gas Co.
Cottage Grove Motor Co.
Cottage Grove Pharmacy
Edwards’ Outdoor Store
Floyd Githens Motors Inc.
Graber-Gettys Hardware
Graham-Thorp
Grove Jewelers
Grove Maid Dairy
Hansen Brothers
Hile Furniture
Possible
Imperial Barber Shop
Kern’s for Drugs
Kent’s Grocery
Knickerbocker’s
Lee’s Paint Store
Mauldlng Motors
Mauries Ice Cream Store
M & W Market
Men’s Toggery
Nichols Radio & Appliance
Perry’s Dress Shop
Roberts & Drury
Sears Building Supply
Short’s Grocery
Smith Electric
Smith Furniture
Stokes Jewelry
Swartz & Wolfard
Town Talk Variety
Webb’s Hardware
Western Auto
Wicks Electric
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