The Cottage Grove sentinel., July 13, 1950, Page 5, Image 5

CURTIN
Mra. UriM-c ’rii<mi|o«<>u, lt< porl< r
Phone I !F0
' Pair Leaves Church After Ceremony
Erickson Jailed
Richard Smith
To Be Ordained in
Local Church 18th
Rlrhard Knox Smith, son of Mr
and Mr». Joe T. Smith, 321 Adams
Ave., will I m - ordained Into the
ministry
of
Hie
Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening, July
IK, m a service to be held in the
First Presbylci Ian church. The
service ha» been arranged by the
Presbytery of Wiilaniette, which
in Hu- Presbyterian system, alone
has authority to ordain inen into
the ministry. The Moderator of
Willamette Presbytery, the K« i
Albin B. Philp of Bend w ill preside
and ask the Constitutional ques­
tions. The sermon will I m - pn-aciu-d
by the Rev. Chester W, Hamblin,
1». I»,, of the First Presbyterian
Church ol Salem, and the (hdlmi
lion Prayer will Is- given by the
Reverend Proh »»or Ernest W
Warrington, PhD., of the Depart
ment of Religion at 1 >rcgon State
College Other» taking putt will I m -
the Rev. -James Aiken Smith,
D. 1
ol Portland. former fMislor
of the Collage Grille I’rrsbytcrinn
church; tiu- Rev. R o I m -H Bitlklcy
of Cori alli»; mid Hie Kev. Hugh
Pcnialoii, w ho w ill gne D m - charge
to the jiaKtor.
The 1'n bylrry of WHluintte
loihi Alvin mid Billy < Pitney re-
turnod homo with them to visit fo
V. ii) m< 11 In th
amino Mr. Sml
lor the or ilnnllon
all uwmbara nnd friends are In-
vi ted to a fellowship dinner
? of oiiiui.ition in nt K o'clock
The Sentinel. Cottage Grove, Oregon
4,
LONG - At the Butler maternity
home. Sunday, July 9, 1950, to Mr.
and Mrs. George Long, Cotta£c
Grove, a non. Donald Elvis.
left early Friday
vacation tup to
various c lasM points.
Mm. Eslhei
LAKE • At the Butler matern­
ity home. Wednesday. July 12,
1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Dike,
Route 1, -Cottage Grove twin
daughtem, Caroline aric and Mari­
lyn Ellen.
Ar
Mr. Sinltli in n graduate ol thè
Cottngc Grove union high srhool,
ami Oregon State collego. He ha«
just graduateli frorn thè Divinlty
School ol Yale University In New
Hi. nod hl»
J inveii,
Harriet, are oxfui’lcd here
by the cud of tili» m-'k. Mr.
Smith han itccvph-d a cull to the
Fimt
Preabytêrlnn
church
ill
Ephrnta, Washington.
oiM-rntion on I
lied in available mid Leota will lu­
check- K again in another «ix
month» to nee if an operation on
her leg I» necessary.
|Mr. and Mr. Jo<- Billings nnd
finni ly
pent Thursday und Fri-
day ut Glendale vii.itlpg rein fives.
The Holi Oatni-ys art driving i
new car.
Mr* A. V. WIIII k ban gone on a
vacation trip to California Io visit
R<-lialillltatlnn
i dative*.
Ttie Salvation Army, In a year-
Morris Billing ; w.i > critically in-
round program, socks both the re­ jun-d Thursday ivhen a fan fl< w to
habilitation of the man bi-hmrt th«
piece», a blade striking lus h-,;
Walin and his family outside When
and going into the lx>nc. He is at
hi- has served Im sentence The
Eugene hospital when he is to re-
Salvation Anny offers ready help
main this week and even after his
with u Job, clothes, tools and the
return he will I m - confined for some
productive
opportunity to Uku
lime. Mrs. Billings and children
and n sponsible pl.iCe In society
agalli. Nearly c.'NXJ men and woman me staying in Eugene with her
mother.
were paroled In the cure of Salva
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Falk. Bar­
lion army prison
lust
bara, Carole and fjtrry of June-
were Sunday dinner
guest«
the Eldon TTh>m|>son
The first
lumie.
Miniati Marvick and Dale < ha
mm motored to
ent <’il
Z39 mill
and various coastal punts Suoda
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NOWAK • Al Hu- Butler ma­
ternity home, Saturday, July 8.
¡959, to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nowak,
Uirane route. Cottage Grove, h
son, James Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. Jitn Basinger and
imily of I»nylon, Oregon visited
PHONE
Thur».. July 1.3. IMM
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SCRf
____ t ur .¿« um
If you imint youi own grieens. try
u»mg u s|-otw for the pin ux»- It 1«
> iwei thun using ■ brush, hs H siwiter«
lem llil the «cicens on 0w l«sen>en<
floor or ueiom a work bench when you
Uu the job.
GHIM-FACED Frank Erickson ar-
rive» al the Criminal Courts
Building in New York where tha
millionaire bookmaker received a
sentence of two years m raft and a
$30.000 fine He had been ind'.c'.ed
on 60 counts of bookmaking and
conspiracy
(International)
Al Ih-- I.;r!> r i • •-
ternity home, Friday, July 7, 1930,
to Mr. and Mis. Kenne tn
ç.
Cotta;e Grove, a son. I-Ecáe
Gene.
MULLIN - At the Butler ma­
ternity home, Friday, July 7. IKiQ,
to Mr. and Mrs. Pascal Mullin,
Courtesy Clark'« Siuntio
Cottage Grove, a son, Robert Lee.
Mr. ami Mrs. I red l>. Wright (Miss Doris
■enwell
SCHLMELPFENIG - At Butler
mlted in murrhup- at the local Methodist elitirch with the Kev. (lark
maternity harnc. Friday, July 7,
.or officiating. 'I hey are making tficir home in Eugene.
1950, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Schim "Jpfenig, Eugcrre, a daugh­
ter, Kay Ellen.
Hey Fellas — Let’s Go to the
CHIEF EXECUTIVE HAS h £U;V r
WARD - At the Butler matern­
ity home. Saturday. July 8, 1950,
to Mt. and Mrs. Kenneth Ward,
Cottage Grove, a son Kenneth
William.
Pve Got My—
COWBOY SHIRTS
$2«98(Sixee2.8)
HOPALONG CASSIDY RIDING PANTS
S4 74
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f torn
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Photic 90
HAWAIIAN DELEGATE to the
4»H Club er.can pment it. V.'^ h-
Ingtcn. Korina Ito prescats President Trumen Kith a v.roetb at the
White House. Agriculture
ry Brannan lec’u cn (Infemalional)
Flamingo Rari/y
Miami Short Story
? ti >
It’s sweet music to any budget—when you can find buys like these! Especially when
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GRAHAM CRACKERS
SHORTENING
V ANILLA
BUTTERSCOTCH
CHOCOLATE
HONEYMAIDS
BUY’ NOW!!
PURE VEGETABLE
PKGS.
LB. CAN
53c
79c
Gallon
49c
Full Quart
C
Can
10C
LB. BOX
Pure Cider
MAYONNAISE
Best Foods
imm cm mm
A BIG NEW DODGE
MUSTARD
More taste
Pint
OLIYES
Libby’s
No. 1 lall Can
THIS LONG-LEGGED flamingo at the
San Antonio, Tex., zoo has reason
to be proud. She’s keeping an alert
eye on what is believed to be the
first egg laid by a flamingo in cap- '
tivity in the United States Zoo
custodians think it may also be the
first in the world. (International)
IF AUTOISTS In Miami, Fla., fail t<
note the change of lights for the
next few days, the tradie cops have
only themselves to blame. The new
"briefles.” adopted by the police for
the summer season and modeled
here by Ofllccr Henry Simmon*,
are enough to keep any driver's eye
( Internarían al)
off the rond.
A SELECTIVE BEAUTY SERVICE
ll« VC you an Oily. Dry or Normal Skin? Are you 20, 30,
40 or 60! We have what you need.
711 So. Pac. Hy.
Distributed by:
DELLA ANDERSON
327 Qtilncj Ave. — Phone 2191.
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Phone 405
14C
DILL PICKLES
25c
SARDINES
In Oil
Call for your appointmet t at my home. Old and new
patrons welcomed.
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CANNING
SUPPLIES
CHOICE
MEATS
LARGE FRANKS
35c
ROASTS
79c
HAMS
63c
BACON
55c
ASSORTED LUNCH MEATS
M & W MARKET’S
i RECIPE OF THE WEEK
i »
Boneless
Lb.
Cascade
Half or Whole
Lb.
By the Piece
CECIL IIECK MOTOR CO
75C
sea Cream
Beverages
Frozen Foods
FOR MUCH LESS THAN YOU THINK!
YES, 5 minute* behind the wheel of today’« big Dodge is nil
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New Dodge I.....Iris nrc rolling off the production lines in
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Yes, you could pay $1,000 mar» and not got all Dodgo
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• 'ull Quart
VINEGAR
Lb.
Mix crumb« with buttar and eitin».
mon. Put pu
pan. Stir in
•auca. Put into 4 dessert dishes. Top
with crumb mixture. Keep chilled until
serving time.
Yow WlU Noodt
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5th Street and Highway • PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove