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CRESWELL READERS ATTENTION MRS. C. I. KENT I» your Cre«well ■?w» representative for new» and ad vertising — Her number I» Creswell M7. CRESWELL NEWS * Kt 11 i s ow X muscxper PAGE THU! Section Two NUMBER -* . I riWAHY Club Celebrates ¡McKenzie Tops Creswell, Leads League Petty Anniversary Bulldogs Drop Decision to Oakridge Published by The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Local Grange Has Missionary Holds Conference Elects Box Supper, Party Evangelism Meet Methodist Leaders ! . .. . ,! by Dee Burn» CRESWELL M e in her« and Oakridge hnniled the Hullilog» CRESWE1-L The fourth quart friend of th. Tri-Commimity club 1(>aKU(, ,tanillnK, were put URF-SWELL - A box supper sup erly conference of the First Meth- observed the ferti« th wtxlding an- ftn u.>n>1|r at Creswell Frl- Iheir »eventh I«»»» <>f plied plenty of fun following the ixiist Church was held at the nivenaty of Mr and Mrs Riley ; () February 15. Th«* McKenzie ns they troun«'«'d th«» h<»m«' <« ‘U1 regular session of Creswell Grange church annex Monday evening fol Pettv at n potluck su|*|Hr anil E( '|4U(I thP Bulldog* by • t>3-14, Ft'burnrv 12 on I reswll » Thursday evening. Since it was lowing a potluck supix'r. Rev. S. social evening Valentines day at , ,mt irKin, 12-39 At Mohawk, tnaplM, Valentine's Day several clever For th«» first two quarter» the Raynor Smith, superintendent of clubhouse Forty the Pleasant Hill Hlllblllle» drop boxes were decorated with¡em this district, presided at the busi- guest" wcr«' present. A large wed ped the Mohawk Indian» for the Bulldogs gave th.- Wiirrior» » rough tussle. Then the Unrrtora blems of the day. W. W .Smith ding « ike with Valentine emblem* sixxmd up»et the same night. ness meeting. was auctioneer. Some over $-3 *as Th«» reports from the various mad«' by Mrs. Earl Petty, daugh th«» lend all cum«» bruk to go out In front to McKenzie departments were given and the ter-in-law of th«» hi’iiorcd rouplc, through th«' first two quatter» nml hold It the rest of the evening realized. . The first pussywillows of tae following nominations for officers rent cred th«* table. I >011 Grayz led Creswell's »cor- played at tliy half with u 12 |»>int season were the room decorations were submitted and approved: Best Beaver wns master of hiiil When the <'u«l of <h«' thlnl Ing with 15 points followed by by Mrs F. L. DeBerry. The lec trustees for three years. George ix'H'monies for the program l»«nir quarter rolle around, it found lA'cki'r with 1Í. turer, Mrs. J. V. Birdsong, pre W. Rcss. J E. Smith. H N. Trax- when stories of by-gone days were the Bulldogs forged ahead but Tho Bullpup» llropix'd their Helen Vick. sented songs and readings, and 1er; stewards, reviewed An article along Huit fourth to "B” t< mi *f’’f “ close ■ leid to a Itani fighting JoAnn Corwall and Marlene smith Russell Tendick. Mrs. J. M. ime writtan !•> ■ brother, Edward Eagle team ns they chi .1 scoring game with Oakridge I aiding most Land; treasurer of gave a tumbling act. She announc I Black. W. Petty, who was unable to lie pres- lor the night nt 42-39 of th«' way. 27 IN ed Mrs. Mildred Norman, state I building fund. John Bonnett. Mrs. read. A pressure sauce After the gam«», Tom Cox. the deputy, as guest for the March i J. M Walkup; communion stew- pan ms presented Mr. and Mis. "IV I. . . ■ official, hud »vvcr»l 15 meeting and in charge of a I ard. Kenneth Tendick. Mrs. J. E. Petty. The couple was married In numbers in a hat. This was the school of instruction. ; Smith. Ralph C.irnii« ha« l. arranger »n«i dirretar of "< amp««« < hri.ttan Eugen«’ and cum.* to their present breaking of a 3-way tl«' for fii»t Jasper Grange will make a Benevolence treasurer. Mrs. W <*•'*”> artist, will be in home in the Bear Creek commun- place But McKenzie drew first scheduled visitation here February C Adams. Mrs. Irma Ogram. Mrs. Hour" with Mrs. Carmleliael. «»ut»tamling Creswell Thursday. February 31. 7:30 |Mii. at th.* Cre»lane »-hoal. They place, Mohawk second and Cre»- 28 and present the program. Those F. A. Everson. F. E. Vick. Mrs. CRFNWELL At the Tuesday sinre Mr Petty fafmttl during in charge of refreshments arc Mr. George W. Ross. Mrs. George will present th«* aetua' nx-ording of Aea.h niv Award winning •< '« v «‘on his more aetlso years nn«l Mrs well third meeting of the Un swell Volunteer Creswell has one more game I m - Un' Ih'partniertt J G Mortvnwn. and Mrs. E. O. Albritton. Mr. and Brandt: recording steward. Mrs. »how from Holly w..od C. B. S-. Clwnnel 1. Th.* Ass. nihly of God church Petty taught i unii O. D. Johnson, former minion- i ____ for with Yon Mrs. R. H. Anderson. Mrs. H L. ary to India, now general adminis- ‘ £. c. Fisher, P R. Walker: cu ,-a» presentisi with a Is siMinsoring this event. many years The best of wishes ' f«>re th«' tournament. Barge, Mr. and Mrs. Birdsong and trator of the Christian Missionary in recognition of his Missionary todian of legal papers. H. Governor Earl Warren of California 1« shown prraentlng the Acad arc extend«*« 1 by their many calla February 19 nt Yoncalla. brief c Creswell's Bullpups wer» end- Mrs. A. A. Blinkenstaff. the past several years. Fellowship of Kansas City. Mis Howe: church board of education. emy Awanl trophy to the Carmichaels fur the best programs In the friends. A sol only they A furniture auction was to be souri, will hold two weeks of C. C. Walton: Sunday school sup Ing a very g«xxl season a new modi' on«' of their children able to be __________ j team h»ld in the hall February 22 and missionary and evangelistic ser erintendent. Miss Jeanne Tiedje: Held of culture. «lumped the tank on the old truck and <l<> other 23 and the Home Economics club vices at the Creswell Church of secretary-treasurer. Mrs. E. M • i down on the lower end of a 35-23 re-building Melvin A Miller will and Walker put have chargt i- of the woik L If will sell lunches both days. Mem Christ. The meetings will be at Rand. Mrs. Ogram. Mrs Black. icore. 1 Rebekah Lodge thiough 9 jMiints apnee for the Brown. Ira Hockett and J bers of the club reported that an 7:30 each evening except Satur Mrs. Ross. Mrs Walker, M s. Ross Plans Initiation electric stove had been purchased day from February 24 through Bradford. 5^. F. E. Vick Mrs. Bullpups. Mortensen were appointed to act fqr the hall kitchen. The Grange March 9. Harold Peterson; board of nus- with C C T»yl<»«‘ »nd Frank A For March 12th also voted to purchase an oil fur- Clack of th«' Rural Fire district Prof. Gilbert Kistler, vocal in sions. Mrs. Gilbert E. Everson nfice. On the decorating comipittee structor at Northwest Christian Walkup. Mrs. Rand. Mrs. J. E CRESWELL At the meet ing of board in arranging a »»Her «y»trm for the next meeting are Mrs. V.; College, will direct the congrega Smith, Miss Vick. Mrs. Gladys xx*’v-~v-~'ve'-ve've^ Presented 50 Year Rc < k ih h> I ? Wedni'sdav Incanni» fir. s when th«- calls E. Grousbeck, Mrs. E. J Hengel-! tional singing and be in charge of Flowerday, Mrs. A. Hawthorne. .. Z- 1 u .»« Stanortcr i evening th«* group voted to sub- esime in Fuñidles with the »am«» Jewel Masonic Pin ‘ Lcribe to the fund for - ndmi; a l«av«' caused bTOk and Mrs. Frank Gardner. the special music. There will be Mrs. Forest Walton. ' CRESWEt-L Gilbert E Ever names, especially of time In lo . junior or sophomore high schoo. Membership, evangelism, visita confusion and loss special music each evening both son, n re»id«*nt of this community HONOR REBEKAH LODGE local talent and students from tion. Forest Walton. Mrs. Flower To promote safety in and alxjut student of lhe county to the Unit«*d n for some over forty year», was eating th«- fire N» r'1"' ixirted for th«' |>«<t thirty «lays TO HOLD JOINT MEET Northwest Christian College. The day. Mrs. Frank Elliot. Ross Brad the grade school, a junior safety | ^afionai Council as sponored by patrol has been organized with. L-mc County Leaders I(X)F Mortensen and U *’ Hollcmon at the February ll meeting <‘f the CRESWELU Two applications Creswell Church of Christ youth ford. Charles Wetzel, Mrs. Forest Mardelle Cartwright as president; Council A meeting to continue will serv«' Hu- refrc«hnwnta at the Walton. Mrs. Peterson. C. C. Wal choir under the direction of Mrs. fet membership by initiation were Claude Kirkendal will sing each ton. Frank Elliot. Robeit Fox. Olsa Alexander, vice president; plans will be held at the local n«'Xt meeting. ¡i( rented at the February 18 Wednesday evening. The public is Mrs Fox. Mrs. Rand. Mrs. Brandi: Barbara Doolittle, secretary: IOOF hall Sunday, February 24. CresWell and Francis G Five meeting of Honor Rebekah lodge Sharon Olson, treasurer and Bev Members are to bring cookies for finance. Charles Wetzel, W. C. j of Eugen«' wen» seated with him tXM \L HI«.II S< HOOL and practice for the ceremonies invited to any or all services. HI IK.» T MEETING HF.LII Land. Mrs. Smith, William Ten erly Brundidge and Billy Vertrees the refreshments. Two applications j i for the ceremony. was held following the business for membership were presented.. URhNWH-L The annual bud- dick. Miss Vick. C. C. Walton. as sergeants at arms. his Mr. Everson transferred ' rfEcting- . । Mrs. V. W Johnston resigned as get meeting of the high achool was Rcss Bradford. Frank Elliot; pas- i m«*mber»hlp fiom Iowa and • Mrs. V. W. Johnston resigned Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Dersham staff captain and Mis. L. A. Whit. : torial relations, H. A. Howe, Mrs. j lieen a M ison for fifty-thrbe years held Thurnday evening with C. as staff captain and Mrs. L. A. ' Adams. C. C. Walton, Mrs. Brad entertained at a family birthday ncy was elected to th«» office. , i in April. He will observe his Scarbrough ns chairman and II N. Christian Church. Lawrence M. Whitney was elected. Mrs. Mabel dinner honoring Mrs. J. T. Kerr Practice was held for initiation! ford. William Tendick: Christian I ninetieth birthday anniversary on Traxler, clerk Other» uttending diesbro-« the Mapleton Rebekah Bixler, pastor. Sunday school at 10 j stewardship. Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Wednesday. February 14. Present which will be iwld nt the March । | March 30 and aside from »ome- were Mr». J. T. Kerr, J O Griff a.m. Ivan Parks, superintendent. l^pdge was a visitor. Blanche Gwyther. Mrs. Wetzel. were M- and Mrs. J. T. Kerr, Mrs. 12 meeting. An invitation will be . | what Impaired sight and hearing ith and E A Green, al»«» ’he di Morning worship at 11 o'clock. rlnvitations were to be sent to L. M. Dersham, Mr. and Mrs. Mar sent to the Cottage Grove and Mrs. J. W. Story - . Mrs. C. C. Wal he 1» able to chat with his friends rector», K C Schwcring. W. D. Evening service at 8 p.m. the Cottage Grove and Walter- vin Kerr and children. Mrs. Ver Walterville lodges to attend. Tieiljc, F G Harrold, W O. ton. Mrs. Black. Mrs. Elliot. downtown most every day. ville lodges for the February 27 Nominations, the pastor, Mrs. J. non Kerr of Cottage Grove, Keith Mrs. R. G. St. Clair nnd Mrs j W. A. Woodward was to have Thomson. G. L Dreker; Mr». W. Creswell Assembly of God. Rev. meeting. Mrs. R- G. St.Clair and E. Smith, Mrs. C. I. Kent, Mrs. Kerr and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. E. O. Smith will serve the rc been similarly honored that eve- O, Sjx'ncer. »rhool clerk an«i Ed Mrs. E. O. Smith will be in charge W. ... R. — Davidson, _ - . pastor. Schedule __ Black M:s. George Ross; audit- Dersham and son Eddie. freshments at the February ! ning but Illness kept him at home win IMtto, principal. ‘Die cloction of services. Sunday school 10:00. H N kTraxlcr E c. of refreshments. »« ■ verni visitor« will be held in May following the meeting. There a.m. A class for every age* Youll and Wstory Mfs Raymond Mourer has been laid present from adjacent commun consideration of the piopoaed like it! Sunday morning worsh.p F A Everson Mrs Ogram; hos- up for two weeks as the result «>f ♦ ities Tlie District Deputy Grand budget by the county board. Work Wanted 15 11:00 ajn. pitals and homes. Mrs. Vick, Mrs. an accident while working in the BREAKFASTS ADD FI NDS Master will make his official visit Sunday evening evangelistic ral- John Bonnett. Mrs. Forest Wal weeds for the Holt Lumber Com TO MOTHERS' TREAS11U nt the next meeting A social hour < IVK <1.1 It WILL HEAR WORK WANTED: Farm & Gar ly, 7:30 p.m. ton, Mrs. W. D. Tiedje. Mrs. Har pany. Several stitches were re CRESWELL A total of $36.00 . CRESWELL Th«' Rev. G. G. followed and refreshment« were KAIHO SPEAKER I EB W den tractor work. Modern equip- Youth service, Sunday evening old Maddy, Mrs. A. H. Crosby. quired to close a wound when an CRESWELL Mrs. J. W Walk has come to Creswell to served. was added to the Mothers club. Emerson ."ment. C. Jackson, 1% miles at 6:30 p.m. A program designed Mrs. Traxler; music, Mrs. George axe slipped and stiuck hi» ankle. ■ erve the First Presbyterian up, Mrs. H. N Traxler. Mr» J A. treasury when sev, rai members , Srorth of Creswell on Highway especially’ for youth. church as pastor. He Is a graduate EM» KSO\ FAMILY SURPRISED Coleman and Mrs. E O. Smith of ' Ross, Mrs. Kent, Miss Betty *99, Phone Creswell 642. Wednesday evening prayer hour Tiedje, Mrs. Brandt, Mrs. Don Mrs. W. H* Browns. Mrs. K< ith of th«» club sponsored ‘‘Con." as of Coe Presbyterian college nt CRESWELL Rev. and Mrs th«' civic committee of th«' Civic R. H 28-12tp-40 7:30 p.m. you arc ” breakfasts. Mmes. Henriksen. C. C. Walton. Miss Browns and two children and Mrs. Anderson. T. D. Blair and J. V. Cedar Rapids. Iowa, with the «1« Gerald G. Emerson and family club will »erve ns hostess»» at the Madeline Black, Miss Barbara D. Gulsvig of Springfield brought Birdsong entertained at the Bird- of 1932. He spent three year» a’ w«'rc pk is intly surprised Wednes February 26 meeting A speaker Patronize Creswell Advertisers Creswell Presbyterian Church. Tiedje. and spent Wednes- a birthday cake ana vv eanes- Mar- the seminary at Day ton, Ohio and day evening when members of from radio station KERG has been Rev. G. •— Emerson, - pastor. ----- Gerald ---- _ Temperance, Mrs. Walkup. Mrs. day with Mrs. Albert Mourer in song home; Mmes. Harold Stan- then served different churches in their congregation gathered at thr secured for the program hour and cotte, Marvin Pettijohn and Sunday school, 10 a.m., M r , W. O. RusseU Tendick. J. M. Black. J. observance of her anniversary. Montana for five years. Presbyterian manse for a "pound there will be music and readings Thomson, superintendent. Morning w St Mrs p R Walker, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Skaggs, ley Blowers at the Blowers home; The Presbyterian Board of party” and a social evening. Gaines in killing with the anniversary New shipment Rad Schultz and Mrs. A J Mrs. worship 11 o’clock. Rev J. Gordon Martin 5jrs Adams; parson- co-chairmen of the blood donation Foreign Missions sent him and <>f the statehood of Oregon. of women’s Buller of Leaburg - W altenille | Circle: chureh , project in this area announce the Gabriel at thi Gabriel homo and Mrs. Emerson to Colombia. South and music provided entertainment. Mrs. L. A. Whitney and Mrs. Nor Church will be guest speaker Sun- of Trustess;! blood-mobile will be at Creswell America in 1913. where he r< day morning. . peace, C. I. Kent, Leslie April 23. Details will be announc man Skaggs at the Skaggs home. mai ned until 1947, when ho and men’s and youth turned to Denver, Colo., to do „ _ \ Tendick, Mrs. Flowerday. Mrs. ed later when more definite plans The Creswell First Forest Walton, George Brandt, are made. graduate wqrk at the Methodist HEMOShN-f LARK Church. 11 a.m. And to Another E]don Ri(jer, Mrs. Ray Andrews; Seminary, for on«' year. He was A son was born to Mr. and Mr-'. ,One." 7:30 p.m. A Program The: literatUrc, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. CRESWELL Friends have then returned to Bogota. Colom- White terry doth । Liquor Problem. ’ Welfare and G ther Wayne Walton. Madeline Orval Wilmot at the Sacred Heart ceivcd the announcement of the bin In 1950 he was returned to Liquor," Frank EUiot; "Problem B|ack SOcial life, Ross Bradford, hospital in Eugene Tuesday, Feb- marriage Thursday, February 14 Klamath Falls to serve as a - । i Parents,” Mrs. W. C. Adams; Do George Ross, Jeanne Tiedje. Mrs. ruaiy 12. of Miss Verity Ann Henderson, sistant pastor of the F irst Pres You Want Dry Movies’" Mrs. J. David Shoop, Mrs. Henriksen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred byterian Church. for men. ; E. Smith; "Am I a Builder?” Frank Elliot; Farm and Home, Mrs. Oscar Shelter has taken a Walter Peterson of Portland and Mrs. Emerson is a- choir direc Also Mrs. C. I. Kent; "A Convict's I H. N. Traxler, W. D. Tiedje, Har position at the Wiltshire Engrav Vern B. Clark, son of Mrs. Er tor and specialist in Christian Edu Warning,” Forest Walton; “After old Peterson, P. R. Walker. ing firm in Eugene. She has had nest W. Peterson also of Portland. cation. While in South America. blue chambray I the Children?” Mrs. Irma Ogram; Floral, Mrs. Ogram. Mrs. Smith, 10 years of previous experience in The groom is well known here Ixith Mr and Mrs. Emerson taught “Life In Our Times,” Ross Brad- Mrs. Martin; lay leader, Frank Germany prior to coming to the having lived here several years in the American schools. ; ford; “Really Where Are We?” Elliot; Annual Conference lay del United States. ago. He is an art graduate of The couple has two children. Mrs. E. C. Coombs: "On the egate for four years, Ross Brad Lewis and Clark College, Portland. Maty Kaye, 12 years old and in , Firing Line,” George C. Bennett. ford; reserve lay members, Mrs. The meeting of the Star club has the sixth grade, and Larry, « ight Group songs. “Dare to be Brave” | Adams and C. C. Walton; youth been postponed from February 21 years old and in the second grade. MRS. MISNIE ANDERSON and “Yield Not to Temptation." ' lay members, Wayne Walton. Mar- to February 29. A merchants HOSTESS Mr. and Mrs. Adam Schmitt ! tin Walker; Chut Chutch ch school sup- lunch will be served at noon at the CRESWELL Mrs. Minnie An- IOOF. REBEKAHS PLAN Masonic hall with Mrs. W. O. have a new great-grandson. A son erintendent, C. C. Walton. derson was hostess at the meeting in attractive colors Thomson chairman of the com of the Presbyterian Missionary was Ixirn to Mr. and Mrs. Everett SPECIAL MEET 24TH CRESWELL—Odd Fellows and and patterns. mittee in charge. Society Thursday. Mrs. E. C. Alford of Eugene Wednesday, Feb Rebekahs are reminded of the Lutheran Churches ruary 14 and has ben name.l Priced right. The fire d< partment was called Coombs gave high lights of her Bruce Everett. This is the second Leaders Council special meeting attendance at the recent Council to put out a blaze at the W. Stolp of Religious Leaders in Eugene child in the family. His birth date to be held in the IOOF hall at 2 Hold Circuit Meet Pure white For soft place north of Walkup's store Sat p.m. Sunday, February 24. Other is also that of Mrs. Schmitt. •non- A circuit meeting of the Luther urday morning. An overheated The next meeting will be hel i at representatives from encamp yellowing interiors the church when Mrs. Gerald G. an churches, Missouri Synod, was stow set fire to the wall paper ments Canton, subordinate lodges Elmcr R. and Blanche Runnlon Emerson, wife of the pastor, will And Rebekahs from the county will held Sunday afternoon, February hut it was quickly put out. Snvn rorontlv nurebnsed the Ellis K- be present to discuss pian» ich ai » « v ««»«. place on River road. 1 lie sale «*“» South America, Those in charge of Creswell's experiences in We give green trading sending a youth representative to in Eugene, made thru H. N. Traxler, real The purpose of this meeting was Christian Kindergarten have plan- Other church groups will be the United Nations Council. Re- stami». to establish a public relation on ned free transportation for pupils guests. 1 freshments will be served. ! the congregational level and to if the demand is great enough. Long further the churches Conquest for The new semester began this Durable wearing ir p QU>* Christ collections to be held on week. »«•<• enamel iff March 23 in all Missouri Synod tnnmti all color» Lutheran churches throughout the Mr. and Mrs. H. E. McGillivrey world. have sold their residence property The Rev. Richard Gross of Cot and household furnishings on north Beautiful 5 acre hillside home with almost m w 5 room house, tage Grove and the Rev. E. D. Fifth street to Mr. and Mrs. Jack breakfast nook, superb view overlooks «ohirfwl farm valley an 1 Busch of Springfield Were speak Robinson and plan to leave soon ers. Representing the local Trin- for Newport Beach, Calif. They highway 99. Two large almost new buildings Included, suitable 1»»»>'’ J?or those The perfect I ity Lutheran church were the lived in California 35 years be for poultry, shop or bam. Oak sha trees, rock fireplace. I’hr,. PAINTS AN# Rev. Gross, Ed Strohmaier, Mr. fore locating in Oregon. Mr. Mc primer VA»NISHÍS¡ little jobs needs elec, pump and plumbing fixtures, otherwise complete and and Mrs. William Drew, Mr. and Gillivrey was in business in Cres is an exceptional bargain for »5750, S.W down, »»0 per month Mrs. Theodore Eckhoff and Mr. well for a time. Complete line of truck tires and repairs. ÏOMTHUM» and Mrs. Howard Fishell. P*' plus taxes and insurance. Mrs. Margaret White of Butte, ‘ with old Mont., spent a week LANE POMONA GRANGE WHOnSME HÄB0W<ef Roy Han- friends, Mr. and Mrs. WILL HEAR BAYLY home last son returning to her | CRESWELL -Lane Pomona Grange meets Saturday, February week. 23 at Santa Clara. Business takes Pat, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. ! up at 10:30 a.m. Judge Day T. 1 Bayly will speak on "The O and C. J. Collom was taken to the C controverted timber money for Cottage Grove Hospital Sunday I Lane County" during the program for treatment of pneumonia. Ph. 222 Crewel, Ore. hour in the afternoon, and then1 Your Dependable Agent II. E. Stafne, a resident of the will be music and skits by several Across the Tracks a Granges. The fifth degree will be Holliston addition, suffered Telephone 282 f paralytic stroke Sunday. PUBLIC PRINT* Your S & H Green Stamp Station for Creswell given during the evening for a class of candidates. The members 99 Highway (Continued on page 6) are to bring pics for the two meals. No Fires Occur In Creswell Area In Past 30 Days Town Rev. G. G. Emerson Is New Minister -CHURCHES- Jeans Wranglers. Í PAINTS / T Shirts Work Shirts. Print yardage, plastic curtains paint specials Creswell Variety Store SERVING THE MOTORISTS «9.4(1 $300 DOWN $2.15 Of the Creswell Area SAVE AT $1.67 HOLLEMONS’ CHAMPION STATION 15c *’’r' Hollemons’ 76 Union Station H. N. Traxler Real Estate - Insurance $1.60 Greens Hardware and Supply •
