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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lewis of San Jose,.California spent several Mrs. lA-na Colvin Parker and days last week with Mrs. Lewis' daughter, Mrs. Nora Parker Co) father, Elmer Kent. They left Bernardino. California Sunday for their home, accompan of called Sunday on their cousins, ied by Patty Kent, who will visit Mrs. Mary Hambric and Mrs.| there for a month. Lydia Van Buren. Mrs. Charinin Yirak Nelma am Attending the annual camp j h(Ile daughter Neva Susanne mov meeting and conference of Free txl froin Brawley. California 1« Methodist churches of Oregon f^ntiy The temperatun from July 12 to 23 from the local • at Brawley was 122 at the tune ani church are the Rev. and Mrs. C. B. only SU at Salinas. Starkey. Mrs. Lillian Gray Bel knap, Mrs. Rosa Martin, Mrs. Dean Pert) Smith of Corvalib I Conard Ross and children Many will preach at the church servic« others will attend on week ends. at the Episcopal church Sunday. The camp grounds are located on July 9 at 9:00 a m. instead of the Canyon Road, Portland. usual 11:00 o'clock hour. The Sentinel, Cottage drove, Oregon CITY BRIEFS The fisses Ann Bolmgren, Ar lene (ìsllwitzer. Dee Vanl-aanen __ and Barbara Vanhanen of Min- are house guests at the Sig Nelson farm on Mosby creek. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Powell re turned home Monday from Home- dale, hUho after a four weeks visit wiu mir son, V. R. Powell, and family Enroute home they stopped at Toppenish, Washington for a visit with Mrs. Powell's sister. Mrs. Anna Robertson. , Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hemenway entertained members of their fam ily Sunday at dinner honoring Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown, their house guest, Mrs. W. L. Pat- 'daughter Joan, and Mrs. Brown's torson of Salem. sister, Miss Genevieve Hemry, were overnight guests Monday of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Martin of Mr. Brown's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mi's. Albert Ad Baker spent a few days the past kins. They are on a vacation trip week at the home of Mr. Martin's to southern California where they mother. Mrs. Rosie Martin. .will visit Mr. Brown's brother, W. Mr. and Mrs. George Witters R Bror n. and daughter Shirley returned re Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Fishback and cently from an enjoyable vacation bon, Meri Fishback of Hillsboro, spent in the south. They drove ¡spent the week end with the Sig down for tin? Shrine convention in (Nelsons on Mosby creek. Los Angeles and folkiwing the con vention visited Catalina Island Superintendent and Mrs. H. B. and drove down the coast highway Ferrin of Lakeview are spending into Mexico. They also visited in ¡the week in Cottage Grove visit- San Francisco and returned home pives and friends, and are by the way of Reno and Klamath at the home of Mr. and Falls. . E. Dillman. Superinten dent ^rrin is attending an ad Mr. ami Mrs. Bud Rosenthal ministrators' conference on the and family of Medford visited last University of Oregon campus. week end with Mr. Rosenthal's The Ferrins report that their father. Al Rosenthal. They spent daughter, Mrs. E. D. Lidell three days at Silicons and came (Miriam Ferrin I received her back with reports of good fishing masters degree in Religious Edu cation from Pacific School of Re Mr. and Mrs. Dean Mentzel of ligion on June 2. They are located lor the summer near Santa Cruz Bozeman. Montana, who are mov where he is interim pastor for ing to California near Los Angeles. churches in the outlying districts. stopped several days last wwk to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Hurney of Portland is •Charles Wood. Mrs. Mentzel staying at the home of his uncle (Grace Alice Carlile I is Mrs. and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wood's daughter. Also at the Wiser while attending the summer Wood home last Thursday and session of the coaching clinic at Friday were Mrs. Kenneth Carlile of Enterprise and Mrs. Wendell the University of Oregon. Carlile and children Cecil and Charlain Yirak Nelms and little Marcelle. daughter Neva Susanne, and Sgt. Mrs. Bernie Peterson, the form Duane Eustace visited their moth er, Mrs. Ercel Yirak. in Grass Val er Muriel Ishmael of Honolulu, ley, California July 10. Sgt. Eus Hawaii is visiting her uncle and tace has orders to ship to Japan aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pitcher. from San Francisco on the 24th. She has attended the Credit He is in the medical division. All Bureau conference in Cincinatti, are former residents of Cottage Ohio as a delegate. She will fly back to her home in Honolulu the Grove. last of July. Mrs. H. B. Breedlove attended Mrs. Laura Kirkley of Eugene the biennial convention of Busi ness and Professional Women’s visited old friends in Cottage clubs last week in San Francisco, Grove including Mr. and Mrs. as a delegate from the local club. Châties Wood over the holidays. Her daughter, Helen Hewett, of Springfield also attended the con Mrs. Joe Young was visited this vention. week by Mary Young of Milwaukie and Mrs. Edward Underwood of Sherwood Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have as their guests, Mr. Smith's parents from Minneapolis, Mr. and Mis. Loren Miller of Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Smith San Francisco and their three will spend a few weeks here and children visited the Pete Tonole are greatly enjoying our country. family Sunday, Mr. Miller is the nephew of Mrs. Tonole. Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel Fill Dirt - Lum and Bar Ria Phone 684 The Gospel Meetings Mr. and Mrs. Claude Troxclair and twin babies, Edward Thomas and Robert John of Redding. Cali fornia arrivisi Saturday to visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Flank Bradford. Mr. Troxclair returned home Tuesday. and Mrs. Troxelait and children remained for a long er visit. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Mendell moved recently from their home on the west side to a 5-acre farm near Creswell. The Mendells trad ed their home here for property owned by Mr. and Mrs. John Tarp. 20. Monroe Ave. near Fifth Street Mark Morgan Jr. enlisted in the Anny Air Force last week through the Eugene Recruiting office. His enlistment is for four years, ami I he will leave Thursday for San Antonio. Texas, air base for train ing. Mrs. Ftank Thompson of Ar cata, California arrived Thursday for a visit with her daughters, Mrs. Carl Bone and Mrs. Wally Dixon. She was accompanied by her two grandsons, Theron and | Carlton 1 Bone, who had spent two weeks i at the Thompson home. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Snpth spent the fourth and fifth at Yachats. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd E. Liston and Mrs. Liston's mother, Mrs. Harriet Miles of San Diego, Cali fornia. are taking a lOday vaca tion trip to Yellowstone Park and the Jackson Hole country. Mrs. Belva Bales and grand daughter. Christina Alex last week returned to their home at Bur bank, California after visiting sev eral days with Mrs. Bates' sister, Mrs. Perry Stein and family of London. They returned home via the United Airlines. I-eslie Corey of Alsea was in Cottage Grove Saturday making preparations to move here. Mr. Corey will teach elementary social studies in the local high school this fall, and will move his wife and two children here as soon as he can locate a place to Jive. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Mangers were in town Wednesday from Corvallis looking for a house to rent. Mr. Mangers is attending the summer session at Oregon State college and will teach science and industrial arts in the Jefferson school this fall. July 16-24» 8 p. m Claude A. Guild Local Minister (STRICTLY BIBLE PREACHING) 49-ltc all kinds. The Sentinel.> Dot's Hamburger Trailer Stand OPEN HERE 2 DAYS JULY 15-16 14 Mile South — Illway 99 DOROTHY WEST . to1’ ya, PENNEYi M ERICA O COAST I •Pon Hl« IK a •• «"ovvh,o Doe ' • • “nd boti ooo,nl ' “ OUR BIG JULY Clifford Smith went to Eugene Clinic Monday where he hail X-rays. Mr. and Mrs. Galen Garoutte of Portland spent the weekend here with his mother, Mrs. G. F. Ga routte. Mr. and Mrs. F. Byers of Eugene, brother of Mrs. Garoutte, spent Sunday with them. Church of Christ » The Cooley Hill club will hold Its picnic on the lawn at t he Wolff Allen home at t> p m . July to Camp Lane near Unslaw Sun crat candidate for state represen-1 day’ where the Iwys are spending tative, spent the week end with | the week nt the 4-11 club camp. his parents. Mr. ami Mrs. Wollt : Mrs. Rotiert Carpenter took Le Mk n land (’Arpenter ami Ih-imis Chap Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carpenter) man to Hie same camp. Dick i returned July 3 Iroin im extended Heath also is in attendance. I trip • Io Nebraska to visit his rein-) Mr ami Mrs Quincy Coop ami "■ lives r. The four older children lamily went to H i II s I mho Friday to stayed with Mrs Carpenter's pick ami get sttnwherrics. lieople in Sentili' while they were [ Mr. ami Mrs Gerald Beers ami gone. sons returned Sunday from a ■ week's trip in Washington, where | Mi and Mrs. l*ete Tonole have they visited cousins at Seat Ik' and sold their home on Knox Hill to Tacoma. Mr And Mis. Al Johnson ami have Mr. ami Mrs. Carl Kennedy and moved to u smaller house on the children of Bend s|M*nt the week same property. end recently with her aunt, Mrs. Wolff Allen. Mr and Mrs. Marion Foster of Maik Shay is spending the week 1 Thornton Corner have rented the visiting relatives in Salem and | H. (). Jackson residence and have Portland. recently moved to the Jackson Edwin Allen of Eugene, demo-1 home. HERE AGAIN! 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