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The Sentinel, Cottage Grove. Oregon Thur».. Dec. 20. 1951 CULP CREEK DISSTON LONDON London I 11 Mothers Club Tin* man who wants something t Why not use some of our gov- The annual III Mothers chib for nothing utmost always gets It ernment'a red tape to hung the has a year old sister and big Christmas party was held De- nothing. I Reds T LYNX HOLLOW brother to welcome her also. I o-mlx'r 12, at th«* new clubhouse. Mr». Gale Roby, Reporter Mrs. Orville launb, Reporter "When they saw the star, they Zack Holbrook found the sixth Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stockman of Christmas «lecorst ions Phone 791R1 A daughter Sally Lynne, weigh grad«* t«xv easy so his teacher rejoiced with exceeding great Culp Creek, their son and daugh onler and a brightly lighted tree. ter-in-law. Frank Stockman and Sunshine and showers over the Talile decorations ing 9 pounds lilt ounces was born Mrs. Summers has promoted him joy." Matthew 2:10. the Harvey Blair of Sweet Horn«* faintly of Dhaba, Arabia, and Mr week end were nxire welcome than occasion tor the «*«> Thursday, December 6. to Mr. and to the seventh grade. dish Shirley and Gen«’ Stephenson was a week ago Saturday night, and Mis. W C. Sheets were guests th«* usual “unusual" weather for luncheon at noon, at «Inch i 2« Mrs. Occar Schultz. Sally Lynne are missing a few days of school {overnight guest at the George at the Gust Liligren home Satur this tim«> of year that groundixl attended, Io of them guests Aisa Farlinger home. Sunday he called day evening. Mrs. Liligren served th«* fog all «i. ay most of the week.. nine children were on hand to as they have 3-day measles. Mrs. Rissy Monroe has returned on several old friends in this her guests a buffet dinner after isolating the valleys in a log rim greet old Santa who came on to Ceres. Calif., after visiting her j vicinity. Frank had shown them cokir of solitude. May I m * now it isn't schedul«* with his pack with Melvin Peterson sixth and slides he had taken in Arabia Ho going to lx* such a hard winter treats- and gifts. The aftermxm sister Mrs. Ray Holbrook anti family and her father Z. R. Davis. seventh grad«’ teacher at the Culp and his family am visiting his after all. was spent in gift exchange atxl Mr. Davis returned to Ceres with Creek school was absent a couple parents. Mr. and Mrs Earl Stock- Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Maltin spent visiting. Donations for the dull his daughter. Mrs. Monroe, to of days last week due to illness, man. after spending 30 months the first night at horn«’ up Cougar <|Uill amounted to $12 25 Mrs Hedler was the subsitiute with an oil concern in Arabia. Bend Sat unlay night in a week. quilt wus awarded to Mb. Gladys MOVIE THEATRE TODAY* spend the winter there. Sunday guests at the James Staying flights in an apartment at Kelly. special gift was given In his spare time of late Orville teacher. \ If you hnve n circulating hentcr, Don’t forget to send in your Northcutt home were Mr. and Lindon Store because ot the snow Mrs. Jeanne Morion In apprecia ■ Lamb has hauled and spread 13 donation for the Christmas seals Mi's. Earl Pilgrim and family and M or pot-typo burner, uae clean, eco tion to Mr. and Mrs Morton for on their hill at home. I yards of gravel on his road, im- if you haven't already done it. Harold Stinnett of Eugene. usi* of their property tor th«* lo nomical Standard Stove Oil. It { proving the ruts and slick spots. London has it's own Christmas Hurtnan Vurman of Seattle The Disston grade school teach Lane, even tho it d«>es begin and cation of th«* clubhouse and for Mrs. Orville Lamb entertained lights fast, burns evenly, leaves no • nine friends at a demonstration spent a couple of days with his ers will spend the holidays at end at the Vern Short ridge earner their help in getting it lociitcd. gummy rexidue, and eliminate« A s|x*cial greeting was sent Mrs, ' party at the home of Mrs. Dee sister Mrs Elmer Goodell. He re various places Mrs. Schwader will Mr. and Mrs. Short rldg«- have / frequent cleaning because it burns by plane Tuesday of last turned be tin California; Mrs. Wilson in Farmer Wednesday. both inside and outside tree deco- Chxrhs Riggs who could not at / without soot, smoke or odor. Every Idat» and Mr. Pinkston at Co- rations and outtkxtr lighting the tend. It was voted to discontinue The pupils of Mrs. Prichard en week. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Plueard wish quille. Oi egon. / drop of Standard Stove Oil turns joyed a treat of cup cakes two only outdoor display in th«* com- the pollyanna club Next meeting to thank the neighbors and any Th«* entire sch«x>] is practicing is Januaty 9. with the citation of r to pure heat. days last week as Monday was rnunity. Then* may not lx* a prize regular Wanda Lee Farmer's eighth one who helped them out in their for th«* Christmas operetta en I but it radiates Christmas spirit officers, skipping • PHONE 210 * • Ord»r today. Call ut for fait dollvory. meeting because of tlie holidays. birthday and her mother treated time of need. This act of kindness titled. " She Didn't Believe in anti ch<*er. Merry Christmas, folks. ! them and Tuesday was Joe Hol- was greatly appreciated and they Christmas." The program will lx* John Simons is to lx* home on . presented Friday. December 21, 1 brook's eighth birthday and Mrs. wish to thank each and everyone. Thur», Fri, Sat, Dee. 20-21-22 Holbrook brought cup cakes for! a"d Mrr Jack Blasdell and 7:31) pm and the public is invited. an ll-«lay furlough for Christinas, IHM GREAT ST.imtlES aj] son Gordy of bruita. Colo, moved Santa will be there to pass out th«* first Christmas to lx* with his “SATURDAY’S HERO” The reason wo have few great family in five years, bringing all . Mrs. Lester Porter entertained T'° ,he hoUM“ formerly, treats. Each room will have its statesmen is because the chief con John Derek, Donna Reed. < Phone 5 with a demonstration party Fri-: by J,he o ’7* a,,d exchange gifts Friday tlx* family together on the eve of cern of a uiiMlcrn leader is to ■ is- Sidney Blackmere. his brother, Howard's call to ser day afternoon and servvd cookies fan’*.ly Mrs^ Blasdell is Mrs. Huff- aftern«»n. December 21. cover which way the people are Mr. and Mrs. Orval Hunt had as vice. and coffee to eight friends. . m?rn \ , r. Th«’ latest achiever *nt of Mrs. going. Sun, Mon, Dec. 23-24 1 Mr. and - Mrs. Dee Farmer and I Tandy Troutman Jr. of Durant. their week end guests, J. A. Hunt । Bert Tulia r is making oread, with “MILLIONAIRE FOK 1 children Wanda Lee and Ronald ! Okla, is visiting his parents anil and nieces Roberta, and Vaugna । her left hand. She must remain in You can't get ahead in the world sister here. He plans to return in I of Port land. CHRISTY” ! were Sunday dinner guests of ’ I her cast at least two mon* weeks. unless you have one on your shoul January to Oklahoma. Miss Carol Diveraux has gone Fred MacMurray, Eleanor parker. i Rev. and Mrs. Roy Goodwin at Chai lie Riggs is regaining his ders. Ami] Smith is driving a differ to Coos Bay to spend the winter Cottage Grove. F. Currie. strength from a set back with a Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kimery ent car since the big windstorm with relatives. She will finish the bad cold. a tree on his ear causing blew rest of the high school term there. have received word that his par Mrs. Percy Dickerson has been Mrs. Schwader's mom gave the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Kimery considerable damage to it. Tum., Wed., Dec. 25-26 The Sewing club annual Christ Assembly program Thursday ill with pneumonia, spending eight and cousins Mr. and Mrs. Loyd days in the hospital and is now JIM THORPE- ALL Webb and daughter Sharon, will mas »party was held at the Row morning at the Disston school. with her sister in Cottage Grove River hall Thursday evening with . AMERICAN Those visitors present were Wayne arrive from Melba. Idaho next Burt I^ncaster, Phyllis Thaxter, week to spend the Christmas holi every member present. A very en- ' Woody. Claudia Carr and Kathy until she is stronger. The dtxirway at the Leon Mor joyable evening was spent with I Spellman. Charles Bickford. days with them. ton home spells Peace on Earth an exchange of gifts and new I The Hoyt Ballew family have Mis. Royal Hinkson, son and with th«* entrance lighttai with daughter Johnny and Cecilia, are Pollyannas were drawn for next moved in the Porter Ballinger tail candles and the walk lighted Thur»., Frl„ Sat, Dec. 27-28-29 back at their former home at year. Santa Claus made his ap-! house. They formerly lived in w-ith old fashioned lanterns , . . pearance and caused a lot of ex- * Springfield. Council Bluffs, Iowa, where John citement. “TEXAS RANGERS” Several pi’oplc from Layng both converted to electricity. ny will undergo treatment for a George Montgomery. Gale Storm. Word has been received from Mr. and Mrs. Rickard Culbert Creek Ranger Station went to heart condition. Noah Beery Jr. son and girls of Oakridge visited Roseburg Satuiday for the Forest former residents. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Nettie Lamb spent rather relatives here Thursday. TECHNICOLOR. Service Christmas party. Those A. L. Fletcher now of Dallas, n>.it a rough week end with another Mrs. Robert Sears was hostess attending were Mr. and Mrs. R. th«’y have a new baby daughter, gall bladder attack. She has been at a demonstration party at her H. Tubman. Mr. and Mrs. Willis born November 17 and has been home from the hospital less than home Monday. Mrs. Florene “SUNNYSIDE OF THE No. 939 Field Fence — 20 rod rolls named Mary Anne. The baby three weeks recovering from a lette and Mrs. Eileen Jones Vio Ragland and sons. Mr. and Mrs. weighed 7 pounds and 11 ounces. STREET” were Tom Carr. Wes Jennings and Ber very severe attack suffered No present from this vicinity. Only $15.00 per roll. A recent visitor of J E Banton Frankie lutine. Terry Moore, nard Etzkorn. vember 25. Billy Daniels. was a cousin he had n«>t seen in Sewing club met at the Raw The Clarence Mankers and son Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Robinson, en River hall on Wednesday and tied fifteen years. "Bud” Banton of TECHNICOLOR. route from Salem to their home four large quilts and two baby Bruce of Portlan«! were overnight Alsea. Most of this merchandise has been exceptionally guests at the Ray Spellman home at Cave Junction stayed overnight quilts for the Plueard family. Mrs. C. O. Pfaff had seven sheep Tuesday. Saturday with the Orville Lamb Pauline Osborn and Mrs. Forrest hard to get. If you need any of these items, give Services and Sunday school killed and five injured last week family. Fowler were present besides the classes are being held in the new by neighborhixxi dogs that have The school Christmas program club members. us your order now. church building across the road since been killed, it is reported. will be Friday evening, December London School Several folks attended the high * PHONE 21O-L * from Yorks Grocery. Lloyd Walls 21, at 7:30 p.m. It is reminded the school Christ- school program last Friday eve will be the pastor. Sunday school Community club ladies enter ning. mas program is Thursday evening TThurs, Fri., Rat., Dec. 20-21-22 classes will begin at 9:45 a.m, tained their husbands Saturday 8 p m. December 20. The Culp Creek Assembly gave “CODE OF THE WEST” evening with a chicken dinner. its Christmas ; ogram Sunday- church servic«?s at 11:00 a.m. and PERMIT I S TO EXTEND GREETINGS OF THE SEASON TO ALL Basketball at London Friday evening service at 7:00 p.m. Spec Tho the men ate until they felt evening. A very nice crowd in Tim Holt, Richard Martin, ial services are young peoples with visiting teams from Lath im like stuffed birds themselves, the Joan Dixon. gave Lindon a win of 27, to 3 for attendance. Everyone received Ol R FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS VOI R PATRONAGE WAS diet-conscious ladies let go their treats and the program was well m«»eting on W«»dnesday and Satur the boys and a losing game for day at 7 p.m. will power eating their fill leav given. Mr. and Mrs. John Leach are the girl's volleyball. 8 to 30. “SAVAGE DRUMS” ing the dieting until tomorrow. APPRECIATED DI RIMÍ THE PAST TEAR. The LH Cooking clubs will hold Friday night. December 21 the Sabu. Lita Baron, Sid Melton. Mrs. Vic Korpela was champion Culp Creek grade school will hold receiving congratulations on the their Christmas party after the birth, of a daughter at the Cottage chicken eater. Mrs. Brown and its program after which the chil meeting December 18. Cooking I Mr. Lamb the champion pie eaters dren will have their vacation until Grove Hospital. The baby has were to cook cereal. Cooking II Sun, Mon.. Dec. 23-21 and when the conversation turned January 2 when they will return been named Charlette Louise. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Hogate at were to price vegetables. Cooking (Cloaed for Christmas Vacation to “age” it was found Mr. Hol to school. tended the J. C. Penney annual III were to price meats. Mem- for Employees.) brook had been 35 for years, prov Christmas * party, Saturday eve l>ers were to bring cookies for re ing it isn't just the women who Words of the Wise ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. freshments. Officers of Cooking stay in their thirties. Tue»., Wed, Dec. 25-26 737 Main Street, Cottage Grove Great firmness is a good thing Howard Gilbert of Cottage Grove. III had charge of the meeting De Phones 21-22 Mrs. Schultz left a few minutes “THE LADY AND when joined with calm and ac The Sunday school Christmas cember 11. for his daughter's 9 o'clock feed THE BANDIT” ing (she's a bottle baby), returning curate judgement and tempered play will be prt*sent«*d Sunday eve Loui« Hayward. Patricia Medina, with a box of cigars to pass by that quality which is said to ning, December 23 at 7:30 p.m. T. Tully. around in honor of the new daugh “Fall like the gentle dew"—but There will be treats for the chil ter and the men stood up very well this same firmness becomes ob dren, and everyone is invited. Visitors at the E. C. Dills home under the cigars tho toward the stinacy, aggressive and unpleas “CRAZY OVER HORSES’ last Elmer Korpela pinned his ant, when misguided by faulty ove^ the week end were Mr. and The Bowery Boys, Leo Qorcey, down with a toothpick and Mr. judgement and questionable taste. Mrs. Vern Nichols of Springfield. —Chaffee Huntz Hall. Mathews said this was the first time he ever got by with smoking USE OF COMMON SENSE LITTLE ENJOYMENT in school. There's little enjoyment in get- _ philosopher . _____ Thur», Fri., Sat., Dec. 27-28-29 A has said ___ that wis- Enjoying the evening were Mr. rich quick if one must spend dom consists not in an abundance and Mrs. Oscar Schultz, Mr. and ting , “NORTH WEST Mrs. Dee Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. it all in an effort to keep out of of smartness, but mostly in a TERRITORY” sane use of what little common Victor Korpela. Mr. and Mrs. Ray jn* ' 1- Kirby Grant. Gloria Saunders, --------------------- sense we are fortunate enough to Holbrook. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chinook. Office Supplies—The Sentinel possess. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence i “THE STRANGE Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Orville BARGAIN” Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Korpela. Martha Scott, Jefferey Lynn. Mr». Florence Eriksen Phone « 8687 .»In. Ray .sfxqiman. Reporter Phone «8461 How to Save Heating Dollars M0REL0CK5 Cottage Grove Heating Service TWO CAR SHIPMENTS OF Field Fence. Barbed Wire. 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