The Cottage Grove sentinel., April 13, 1950, Page 6, Image 6

Mr. ami- Mrs H. B. Lee and
Mr. mid Mrs. Don Berge and
family
Springfield and Mr. and
At the jlnth i ma
Mrs A| B. Cochrane were Easlei
Thmsdiy, April t
Sunday (dinner guests of Mr. ana I95D. to Mr. and Mrs Ihm Gilman
Ml«. Jory ■' Bridges.
BIRTHS
M.ryC.SIeKtarg J »™
Services Monday
I lmi s., \pril 13, IMO
Hl'FFMAN - Ai the Butler ma- I-i' Ve is. \evada, who were
\jril 7. BK« ma aaed recently, a e visiting his
ini nd Hutt parents, Mr and Mrs. George
to Mi
1 luuston.
W ill
the
further training in
r
and M s Vii lin B!
n. Clinton Arviin.
the Pu
Mi. and Mrs Rudoie Kirst ot
San Antonio. Texas nere i
guests of Mr. and Mrs.
l a 1er of The. nton C'on
ru-
route to their lumie after attend­
ing the wedding of their daughter
Yvonne to Lt. Byron Foster at
b'sion in the I’. S
dso made a trip to
bia. and are leturn-
mgh <’aliform.■.
spent the Easter
'and with Ira’et
md at’indeil tin
Bill Pruitt attended
Mr-
I 'm rm
telegram Sunday conn i nr;
w.
Mr; M.iii Cm’! i S'onebur of the death of her father.
ini'- cd anas at her boni in l'ut- Kirk. "I Joplia, Montana who
April 7. I9.KI
k River Falls. in a hospital m Hai re, Montana
i ; onsin Fein nary 11.
Ilie I le was N7 years and II months
daughter oí Mariai and Carrie old
Mathisen i'll lieti aer JÏ. ISSJ sir
Mr. Kirk was Isirn at Oregon
City. May 2ti, 1SI>2, and u 's a
juests of Mr. amf
Easter dim
iciiw ay Here Mi.
Mrs. W A I
and Mrs Id Kelt, er, Mr and Mrs
Ei I . Finnerty, Mr and Mr;. Ray I
Holliday and son
all ot I
inr. Mrs Ruth Holili-
cne Mr. and Mrs Wil-
X.irris md son Paul,
ham
Mr., and Mrs. Read
Hemenway and children, Marjorie, residí nt ot collage laoiv sinee
Eddie and Donna and Mr. md Mrs ' I9.'o, when she came Inmi Giren
James Hemenway, children Dai id
in death in 1930.
and Ruth Ora.
,
Sun il in; are two ’ons, i'l.m-nee
MBs Margaret Hemenway. a Stoni but g. Eureka, i alii n ula and
nurse at Sacred Heart hospital
Eugene, is spending her vae.atii n Geon . five daughters, Mrs Bertha
Mill; ..in "t Lewiston, Idaho. .Mrs
in Lis Angeles
Hoyt. Mrs l-Jsi.’ Ik’Yoimg,
I In.
. Mr Annie liâtes and Mis Fern
Mis
W
An er un. all of
night
1,> i mdehildri n.
■' md
son, । childien;
.t.'lia
tuo hl 'tiler
PoIxTt anil family.
Al!’, rt
I M uli.’.ai. Portla
■ nwood. W.sca
M-ih
is the latter part of sin. and
sb r, Mr
the viv’k at th<’ homi
anil
Mrs \\ A I ii menu iy were Mr
held
M mday.
Mai I Woodyard I Eugeni’ ac
April
10.
n
..
■
‘
al
Mills
M
atu ry
Mi
Man
uber in
lie
and Mrs. c'liarles Hall took
their daughter, Mary Ann back
> his graduation
to Willamette University Monday
unnussion as lieutenant in
3>4MAIN PHONE 281
Man. aiuta 11
Ken. ie. I'rnn
Mr
;. isui,
in 1917
dren. June Mennes and Jack
Sampson, inn bioibers Arthur,
of Salem, end < > ear, in Montana;
a
Ine grandehildren. Hi
memb r of the Masoille I <1,?• In
He is survived by one son and
two daughters, It !.. Kirk ol Eu-
gene, Mrs Erank Turner ot
11
t.H".’ Grove; seiend grandehddien
and sei. r d great grandellddr. n
Seri l<-es will I*' (leid nt Hau e.
Montan« Mrs. Turner leit Sun
day nicht to altend thc ei vm s
Mrs ( turili na unable lu attend
due
a m
- seri lei n< re held .it
Saturdai al Shield.
it. \
Hugh Pelliston
NERVOUS
STOMACH
ALLIM IN rolirv.« .ItRtroMlnif «jrBiphHn«
uf “tn rvuut •lomarh”
h« E»viDr»o aftwr
I ihfa I m , brlihmu. bl«»*Utig mi id toll«’ Ju» to
gus Al.LIMIN haulN.rn •. ion I .H. wily t*»hl
bydiM'tura ami L»u»»d highly atfootivo World
fatnoua mor» than a billion aoIJ to data.
ALLIMIN Garlic Ta HOB
urt. ia inti <>
BLACK TOP PAVING
Dnvewtiy t -
Spending the Easter holiday
here with their parents, Dr. and
Mr« J. W. Turi Were John I ai i
o| Pori land. Mis. Geri rude Poll­
ili .lelfer-on and Miss Harlmra
Street«
Parkin ; Arciu tin I Floor«
A Lio Road Grading
All Work Guaranteed
^ass Creek Paving Co
Cottage Grove
Located at
Cottage Giove Sand and Gravel
Phone 799 J
111 the Wa hin:;ti>n.
fieiatmg. Interment
h H >E cemetery
Iieiatim; Mills MorBlaiy of Cot­
ture Gi oì e n .< m ch il ge
Services Held for
John K. Sampson
L1M»
Perry A. Guilliams
Funeral Is Friday
I’he Halls nent on to Portland and
if Mr. and Mr:
Perry Allen Guilliams
i isited Monday night with Mr
and brothel of Mrs. Pruitt.
Hall's niece and nephew and ic Black Butte route passi I an ay
Monday. April 10. at a Eugeni’
turned home Tuesday.
hospital Hi was Ixnn in
tie the
ua
.
Mt.
I*. M. She|>lierd Nebrask i July 7. 1887. and
marmai in Iona to Allee
manage the aisirtment
Millicent Horning of
house and trailer jxirk
LUIS
grandjiarenls, Mr. and
Mr and Mrs. J. A Sheard. are < n
. Beagle.
ate in
;ene on their n turn.
and Mrs. V. M. Lomax of
io, W.tshington are visiting
ster dinner guests of Mr. and
home of their son, Mr. and Mrs
S. L. Godard wore Mr. and
C. Lomax. They are en­ Mrs
Muis Waiko of Eugene. Mrs.
route to their home after spending
» is a nit - ■■ . Mi. <; ■! ,tu.
the winter in .Arizona.
Miss Lois Weldon of San Fran-
herv with her father, M. V. Wei­
den. her brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. John Weiden and
with
ploy ed as secret -ry in San Fran­
cisco.
Mrs. Pete Mostnchetti spend
from Wednesday to Sunday with
two of her daughters and families.
'. ani
F Guggisi;
and childr en Bob and Eia an
and
and
Miller and
Darn 11
Home. it
amt
in-l iw, Mr. .'.nd Nir.
Me
Dole, and son Jimmi
Valley Lumber Company.
Besides his wife, he is survived
er of Cottage Grove; one step
Ralph Monroe and Miss Ina John W. I ickis.s of Coos Bn
Monroe of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. seven orandehildren: one broth
Erank Kausche and two cliddien Grover Guilliams of Roseburg and
Edwin and Donna cf Kelln.Mi.
and Mrs. J. D. Monna’ and Mr.
will lie held Eriday.
dinner guests of Mr. and Mr
Ap’il I I. nt 3 Iio o'clock at Mills
Wayne Monroe and family.
Funeral Homo In Coos Bay with
interment in Sunset cem< tery.
Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Mt rriek leit Coo 1, y Mills M ’tuirv of
Wednesday for a two weeks va­ tag ‘ Grove is tn charge of all ar­
cation which will bo spent at Vic­ rangement i.
toria. Vancouver and other parts
cf Canada. During their aiisence
Maio- and Mrs. R. Dickenson of
Seatt !■ wdl 'x' at he Merrick
.me and can' f i. th-, ii eliddren.
When the Merrick
du
md Mrs. Dick'-n-on will em-
bark for Jap.a
r he wifi
: n on is a
D
East« r diner guests at the hom<
Adkir-
Mr
Balch .pent tin
wore J. S. M rrkham. Mrs Florence-
Mills, Mrs R. C. McNew. Mr. and Lader we<k end al lotie villi
Mrs. H. L D'own’ng. Me. -and son-in-law and daughter, Mr. ’. and
Mi
< ii,ord Carlson and - rand-
।
Mr
children, lx she and Janiee Irene.
of Mr. and Mrs. Alls 11
rd.
II ■ was a memiier of the Hebron
grange and an active memlx’r of
the E<» I-i Ai rie Nu 538 Ot l ' ik . s
Sujierintcndent and Mr.;. Il B
Fenili of Lakeview- were Wislm-’-
day overnight guest , of .Mr. .and
Mi -, C. E. Liiman.
See the New ’51 Frazer!
HANSEN BROS
Pillille 7G0
9^
Mr-s Mario Lombard and H rb
Lombard, student-;, at Ilie Uniicl-
h-dld.iys here with their parent
Mi. and Mr.. Herbert Eaahird.
id
Shirley Allen and house
>lis ; Leihulti Kcdoha, of
Hilo, Hw ii, returned to Vi illnm
sp nd«i
the | rin^ vat.Hion Ir n
li Miss Allen's parent
an''
Mis. Donnell All n. Miss Allen will
be in thc pring graduating, cla;
anti Miss Keaioha is a sophomore
at Willamette.
Mi s Mary Ann Hall, junior at
Willamette University, was home
week far spring vacation,
which was sjx nt at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hail.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dixon of
Gcrabaldi, former residents of
DLsston were transacting busine -
and visiting friends here over the
week end.
Activation makes
the difference
Shi 11 acicndits using the finest
available crude, activate the mole*
rule« by aplining and rearrang*
ing them according to Shell's
formula for a perfectly balanced
gasoline. The result—Shell Pre­
mium, the most powerful gaso­
line your car can use. ,
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Fisher's home economist has done it again . . . given you a new, bcttw-than-cvcr
variation of treasured Old Gnmtry Float Doh” baking. Float Doh Angel Rolls
made with Fisher's Blend Flour are light as a feather from an angel's wing!
1
Sift and measure Fisher's Blend Hour.
2
Mix Juki warm water, melted shortening, salt, sugar, and yeast. Add egg ari l
mix well. Add Li of flour. Beat. Add rest of Hour. Do not knc.id this dough.
3. 'lake a dean tea towel or food-saver plastic bag. Dip towel in cold ;
water and wring dry. Lay it flat on table and dust with flour. Put /
dough in center, bring corners up and tic loosely. Leave plenty of /
room for dough to expand.
/
4. Put 3 quarts lukewarm water in large mixing bowl. Drop
powerful gasoline
youT car can use!
ES, many of today’s engines
have been stepped-up . . .
they call for more powerful gas­
oline! Now Shell gives you the
most powerful gasoline your car
can use—Shell Premium — it’s
activated.”
Actually, Shell splits mole­
cules to get more power for to­
day's more powerful engines. So
you get a '• ■«'dine that’s "acti­
vated”!
a
Mrs. Nancy Ewing returned
home from Merced, California
where she had spent marly four
months with her daughter and
granddaughter.
V*.
The
. u^'s^0
s
dough in carefully. Set aside to rise. It will float when read
Lift dough out of water carefully and turn it into a bowl.
i
5. Mix sugar and grated orange rind. Cut off a piece of dough with
if
No wonder Shell is winning
more new customers every day.
Get a tankful of "activated” Shell
Premium today. Your Shell
Dealer is the man to see.
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SEIM# v
<b
SHELL PREMIUM GASOLINE
a teaspoon and dip quickly into melted butter,
then in sugar-and-orange mixture.
6. Better bottom and sides of an angcl-food cake
pan.
RtADY
r
TRIA
Chick.
Eri
» <
•XI
Trinngl<CHnm.izing new < lih k starter
In Krumblized form m milking rv-w
records for healthier, faster grow­
ing chicka.
Thia HIZ«', IH CfnrM*
enough for easy f<edi»g vet wnaJI
enough to bo safe for U ms enuiU'wt:
chicka. Give vour chicka a k'xxl
start with Triangle Krumblca.
Sold locally by
Cirri'AGE GROVE
I 1,01 R MILLS
Sprinkle bottom with sugar mixture.
7. Place balls of dough in bottom leaving spaces between them
by staggering them. Place second layer of balls in pan with
balls covering air spaces left by the first. Continue until pan
is a little more than half full. Cover and let rise until double
fK/,1 *n bulk.
8. Bake 60 minutes in 350° oven. Turn out
carefully onto a cooling rack or serving
plate. Serve with 2 forks to be used in
breaking off the little rolls.
GUARANTIi from THl TOP O' THl MILL KITCHIN
Thi» recipe it truly e«cifingl Make it with FISHER'S BIEND
FLOUR and I guarantee you the turprite and delight of your
life. Bake ANOEL ROLLS and write me your family's comments.
Ma/Uf MiJLi
FISHER FLOURING MILLS COMPANY, SEATTLE
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NO BETTER
FLOUR MADE
FOR YOUR KITCHEN