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» CRESWELL READERS ATTENTION C. I. KENT I» yuur Creswell new» representative for new» mid ud. • Verllalng — Her number Is Creswell A57. M bs . CRESWELL NEWS I*ubll>ih<'d by The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon CKEXWEU/X OWN NEWSPAPER PAGE Some Lane High School Pupil Will Get Trip to New York This Summer Highway Commission To Raise Grade of Roadr East of Town Margery Ziniker Tops High School With 100 Grade 18 Pages THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28. 1952 Q|ara parson$ 50 Year Resident Dies February 17 -CHURCHES Section Three NUMBER 2» KEV. GERALD EMERSON TO BE INSTALLED AT Christian I hureh Lawrence M. PRESB YTERI AN CH I K( II Methodist WSCS Has Potluck Luncheon Feb, 20 Bixler, jiastor. Sunday school at 10 I a.m. Ivan Parks, superintendent. CRESWELL Rev. Gerald G Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Emerson, new minister of the CRESWELL According to a CRF.‘SWF!LL Some lucky Lune CRESWELL -A potluck lunch Evening service at 8 p.m. ! Creswell Presbyterian church will eon preceded the program and n-jily to a communication author County high school student Is go be formally installed at a service business meeting of the Womans ized by the Lions club to the state ing to I m * awarded an nil expense Creswell Assembly of God. Rev to which all friends are invited at Society of Christian Service at CRE.SWEI.L Margery Ziniker highway commission. Lions club CRESWELL. Mi». Clara Par p«ild trip to New York tlih coming tops ihe list in the recent honor president T. W. Walkup wiw in- sons, resident of Creswell for fifty W. R. Davidson, pastor. Schedule ’he church Sunday, March 2 at the Methodist Church Wednesday. summer to attend the United N h - roll at high school with a formed tluit the commission ap- years, passed away at her home of services. Sunday school 10:00 4 p.m. Rev. Paul Mellish of the Mrs. E. C. Fisher and Mrs. A. Huns Confci en« «* The < hid Fellow lodges and branches of tin- ordei CRESWELL Mrs S. J OtMlard rating of 1 (X) Others are Mary proved the suggested raising of Monday, February 17, 1952 at the a.m. A class for every age. You’ll (’antral Presbyterian Church of Hawthorne were in charge of the in Lane County arc cooinTHting mid Mrs. C 1 Kent entertain«*«] Anne Ziniker, 1.06; Molly Holt. the grade of the road east of town age of 92 years. Sha was born in like It! Sunday morning worship Eugene will bring the sermon mes- lesson and devotions. The World Shirley 11:00 a.m. sage. The scripture will be read Day of Prayer was announced for Dunaway, 1 13; 12(X) feet and giving it an oil fin Minnesota, September 1, 1X60 In muking It p<»e*ible for h sopho the Honw Economics club of Cres I oh . Sunday evening evangelistic ral-, by Rev. Fred Shearer of the Fair Friday, February 29 at the Chris She was a long time member of more or junior In »omc l*aiu< Coun well Grunge at the Kent home Kathleen Joiner, 1 33, Mary Alice ish This particular »tietch of road 'mount Presbyterian Church of Eu- tian Church with Mrs. Lloyd ty higli school to join Hie United Tumwluy afternoon. Plans were Riddle. I 35; Leat! Sill, 1 .38 lies between the east city limits the Creswell Methodist Church, of ly, 7:30 p.m. Youth service, Sunday evening gene. Rev. Gordon Buller of the Wheeler chairman. Cottage prayer Nutlons pilgrimage for youth, mpde lunches at an Nancy Simmons, 1.38; Bruce Bel- and Mrs. Rosina Ziniker'» place the Ea.’ern Star and of the Cres which will »pend »ix days In New it m t lull held at the hull shaw. 1 38; Paula Fihrich, 141; and 1» a part of the secondary well Civic club. She was also the at 6:30 pm A program designed | Walterville Church will give the meetings are to precede the com | charge to the minister and Rev. ing evangelistic services with the York, from July 13-IX Tin- «•ntin* February 22-23 Mrs W J Bolson Alpha la-c. 1 42; Merrill Zllkoskl, highway out of Creswell. The Lion» first piesident of the Methodist especially for youth. Wednesday evening prayer hour1 Hugh Peniston of the Cottage first one to be held at the home tour will lx* chaperoned by < Md • charge of tin» Friday I 45; Bob I»eckcr, 1 45; Evelyn club and other citizens of this area Aid socie^. She is survived by Grove Church will give the congre- of Mrs. Blanche Gwyther Thurs rVllows nnd Rebekah» lunch anil Mis. F. E. Vick of th«' Andrew», 1 46; Lester Miller, 1 46; have iH-cn interested in this im- her husband William W. Parsons; 7:30 p m. I gation charge. lunch Plans were dis- Raymond Hollemon, 150; Rosalie provement for some time since two sons, Raymond Lawton of Lin day. February 28 at 2 p.m. E*Ch lllgll »chool Will select its Creswell Presbyterian, Rev. entertaining the Jasper Harrold 1.50; Bill Dickinson, the water romei up high there Angele... Ear) Lawton of Redwood Mrs. Irma Ogram, Mrs. W. D. own candidate according to It» the February lx ipeet- 1.50; Faye Rogers, 1 54; Paul Har- each winter and sometimes it is City, Calif.; and three grandchil Gerald G. Emerson, minister. Sun- E. WHEELER BIRTHDAY Tiedje and Mrs. Harold Peterson own »tandurds, carefully consid Grnngi 1 mcintiers not solicited gis, I 60; Bobbie McCroiy, 1.63; impassable for hours and often dren and several nieces and day school 10 a.m. Mrs. W. O. were appointed on the nomination ering scholarship, extru i'uiricular nephews. Thomson, superintendent. Morn IS OBSERVED RECENTLY committee. Mrs. C. I. Kent will school activities, and community for cakes ire t<> tiring sandwiches. Martha Black, 1 j 63; Ronald Der- days. Funeral services were held Sat ing worship, 11 a m. Sermon sub AT L. WHEELER HOME Th< Mohawk, McKmzl«» HF! club sham, 1.66; Carol DeVault, 1 66; arrange a memorial for the late and church activities. Cctvlm Kel»ch, 1 66; Royce Bartel, urday afternoon at the Schwering ject “Are the Christian Sacra- will Visit the Creswell Club March member Mrs. W. W. Parsons at The candidate ropresentmg each CRESWELL The birthday an- the next meeting. Those in charge 171, Roberta Mclxmaid, 1.71; England Chapel with Rev. Alex ments Efficacious?” school will submit an c»»ny, 7<X» 1H niversary of Ernest Wheele; of of the March meeting luncheon ander Hawthorne officiating. The Mrs J V Birdsong, chairman of Barbara Holt, 1.71; Clayton Mills- to XtM) words in length, on "The paugh. 1 75. Richard Kretton, 1.75; Creswell First Metlwdlst church. Cottage Grove was recently ob- are Mrs. W. M. Harris, Mrs. Kent Easter Star attended in a body. Obj«*ct» und Accomplishment** of tlic bii/anr commit!« c was ullowcd Mrs. J. E. Smith and Mrs. C. I. March 2. 11 a.m. sermon subject, served with a family dinner at and Mrs. Gwyther. On the church the putchnse of ma Fiddle Graham, 1.76, Lucille Den- the United Nations," to the l'il- 1 units ncy, 1 X3. Don Shepherd, 1.83; Kent sang The pall bearers were "The Light that is in Thee.” An- the home of his son, Loyd Wheeler decorating committe for March grimagc comiMlttee before Ajirll tvrlnls The purchase of an elec Kent < tison, I X3. Larry Lawrence, F. E. Vick. J. A. Coleman, John them by the choir. 3 p.m. Meeting and family of Creswell. Present are Mrs. Ross Bradford and Mrs. 1. 'Ilie chairman ol the committ«*o tric »tove for tin* hall kitchen was 1.X5, Bryce Olson, 1.85; Wanda Bonnett, L. E. Ziniker, W. C. iof the temperance committee. 6:45 were Mr. and Mrs. Roheit Wheeler C. C. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. is Mrs. Gordon R Fish, 2499 rcjtorted purchased and installed. Adams and C. I. Kent. Interment prayer period. 6:45 Fellowship and children Sharon, Marlene, Car- Adams will serve on the reception Holt. 1 MX; l'.dna Heiern, . 1XX; Mrs. C. I. Kent, Reporter decorations mid refresh Room Roosevelt Blvd, Eugene. Other group meetings. 7:30 sermon sub- olee and Dee Dee of Camp Creek, committee. Han let Baurstad, 1.92; Martin was in the Creswell Cemetery. Phon« 557 ments Win' In keeping with the members nrc HcrU-rt Walker of ject “Cast Thy Bread Upon the Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wheeler, Walker, 1.96; Dec Burns, 2.00; Springfield und Rujiert Heights <>! Valentine season. Hostesses for Mis Ida May White is convert ihe next nua-ting arc Mrs. Blanche Jam«-» Randall, 2.00; Charlotte The F L Club met Monday eve ' Waters." Special music. A play Patty Lou, Ronnie and Randy of The World Day of Prayer will Eugene. 2.00; Pat Collom, 2.00; ing some of the buildings on her ning with .Mrs. Dean Eusted. ‘‘Cast thy Bread,” directed by Mrs. Creswell, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest be observed by all of the churches i tl I I', tty, Mi . Final judging will take place» ' hs ■' ■ ' M, ranch on the Butte road into J. E. Smith. Scene, Mrs. Ashby's Wheeler and Mr. and Mrs. Loyd and Mrs. Ilalph I »avid Bursons, 200; Kaye Senwer- Plans were made to have a pro- of Creswell at a meeting at 2 p.m. Saturday evening. April 21, at u apartments. Forest Klingensmith Mrs. Ash- । ' Wheeler, Gbraldine, Johnny Rogers id the sunshine committee. I in«. 2.00; Verna Bear, 2.00. gressivc dinner in April with Mrs. living - room. Characters, ------------------------------ . _ and .. place announced later. is doing the work Mrs. White has T R Graham as chairman. A soc- b>- Mre- p R Walker; Margaret Larry Guy. Another son, Everett Friday, February 29 at the Chris this judging, each candidate will made M-veral other improvements ial hour with refreshments follow- Ashby, a daughter, Mrs. L. A. Wheeler wife and daughter. Julia tian church, Mrs. Loyd Wheeler SIM EKIIOOI» MEET* M AR( 115 is chairman of the program with present a speech, on her place the past year includ ' Whitney; Mrs. Lighthead, a fel- j Ann of Kimberly, Oregon were members from the four churches od the business meeting. three minutes in length, on the CRESWELL The Sisterhood of ing painting and the making of low club member. Mrs. E. C. Fish- 1 unable to be present. participating. The public is in subject, “Why I Would Like to go the ChriNtlan Church meets Wed another apartment building. er; Mrs. Wiseman, program chair- ’ —--------------------- * vited. *. The Star club will serve a mer- l man of the WSCS. Mrs Blanche MR. ANH MRS. WALKUP , to the United Nations Meeting" nesday. Match 5 at tlic home of ’ The final deleg Hi will lx- cliosi n Mrs Iniwrctice Bixler at 741) 14th All those who took first aid last chants lunch at the Masonic.hall Gwyther. Echoes from the Metho SURPRISED WITH PARTY on the merits of tils rssay, the avi nue Eugrnc Cars will winter are tequested to meet at Thursday. February 28 beginning dist Youth Conclave by the dele CRESWELL—Mr. and Mrs. J presentation of his speech, D im CRESWE'LL The Juliette D>w the Creswell grade school gym at 11:39 a.m. with a business meet gates. the local church at 1 15 pm. M. Walkup were pleasantly sur scholarship, and school, commun Mr» John Holton is co-hO»te»». rrpresentatlvr« of the Girl Scout nasium Friday, February 29 at ing to follow. prised Wednesday evening when Mrs. Lawrence Chestnut has re- ity ami chuteh activities Th i sending con troops of Cottage Grove and Cres H p in. and receive instructions in a group of friends came in bring tile blind in well met Saturday afternoon at the new method of artificial res ceived word that her son Sgt. in ing a large cake and ice cream, The Mothers' club m<*els F ridH>. Korea in learning lie profession the Ctcslane school. Films on piration from Mrs. T. D. Blair. The James L. McClure will be home also gift» and eards to celebrate soon from 18 months in Korea. March 7 at the Cieswcil grad» of massuers who work in the vet "World Friendship" wore shown women are to wear slacks. Mr. Walkup’s seventy-third birth school with Mrs. Austin Bentley. eran hospital». with Lawrence I. Chestnut, sujxt - day anniversary. The evening was CRESWELI__ Mrs. H. A. Sim- spent in playing Canasta. Brigham Hanson of Portland Mr». Il E Giren, Mrs J V. Bird intendent of the school, in charge. Twenty-five officer» of the Cres- song, Mrs. Seaman Claliorn ami Receipt» from the Orniteli Mrs. R M Carpenter led the sing- Chapter of Eastern Star at- visited last week with his cousin mons and Mrs. Dennis Miller en tertained the Presbyterian Aid E. D. GROUSBECK ESCAPES Mrs Minnie Henriksen 'crving re m iga- show at the < restane school ing. Mrs Norman Skaggs spoke tended the district meeting at Dee Burns. with black seam and heel. ------------ Society Wednesday afternoon at freshments The jimgram will be WON' $126 with the Lions club who on the life of Juliette Low for. Cottagr Grove Thursday evening CRESWELL—E. D. Grousbeck, A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. the church. Mrs. Simmons presid- driving the Hollemon. Motor Com nnnoums-d next week. 98c hjionsoml n geitlng a j>ercvntage. whom the Scout memorial fund when Mrs. Alice Robinson, worthy whs established. Mrs. Shirley Nel grand matron oí Oregon made her Kenneth A. Coleman of Portland ed at the business meeting. A re pany oil truck was struck broad Monday, February 25. They also port w as made of a cheer box of side on the highway north of town son of Cottage Grove »poke on the official visit. have two other boys and the new articles sent to the Veterans Home Saturday evening by a Eugene "Giving of Gifts." "Friendship for All” whs chosen as the theme for Wayne Walton, Bernard Walton arrival is the seventh grandchild at Roseburg. World Day of Pray car as he was turning left into hand blown goblets with the project The girls planned to and Martha Black of the Youth of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Traxler, all er was announced for February a private roadway. Both truck and standards. wrap their gifts for the fund in Group of the First Methodist boys. Grandpa Harold says “only 29 at the Christian Church with car were thrown into the ditch. two more" for the baseball team. “ Christ Our Hope, ” as the theme. holiday wrappings Refreshments church attended the Youth Con Grousbeck was not injured but were served following the meet clave at Sweet Home over the The baby is also a grandson of Funds were allowed for the pur- a passenger in the car received ing. week end. Six hundred young folks Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Coleman of chase of music for the youth choir Moulder injuries. Creswell. for Easter. Mis. A. W. Bartel was of best make. were in attendanev. appointed chairman of the sale of Mn. Vernice Schultz of Flor- Miss U. Blanche Shona t of La- Mrs Ross Bradford will enter aprons at the Easter sale. enee, a member of the Ima id of Word has been received from Crosse, Wis., was a guest last week Mrs. Gerald G. Emerson led a of Mr and Mrs c j Kent Mjss control of the Theta Rho clubs of Vernon Kerr, MML3, son of Mr. tain the Miriam Circle of the Oregon will make her official visit and Mrs. J. T. Kerr, that he has Methodist church Wednesday eve discussion on one of a series of Shonat and Mrs. Kent were in the Complet«* line of truck tires unti repairs. studies on “Christ the Word of same graduating class of the high at the Alpha Nu Club Thursday arrived at San Francisco, from ning. March 5. God." Mrs. E. C. Cbombs and Mrs. school at Galesville, Wis., and had evening. Initiation will be the Korea and will be home the last Mrs. Lucille Andrew and Mrs. W. O. Thomson will serve as host not seen each other since 1921 main order of business. While here of the week. His wife, teacher in made in Eugene. Mrs. Schultz will be a guest of the Cottage Grove schools, spent Edward Jacoby will lead the les esses at the next meeting at the when Miss Shonat visited here. son on meal planning at the Cres church. Mrs. Norman Skaggs. the week end with him. Like Mrs. Kent, she taught school well Home Extension Unit meet and later went into newspaper Mrs. Arnold Rood of Seattle bssiness. She left Sunday to visit The Methodist Dorcas Circle Among those from out of town ing Thursday, March 6 at the Civic realized $76 from their cafeteria who attended the funeral services ' clubhouse on »outh second street. visited the last of the week with at Bend and then on to visit a dinner Thursday evening at the for the late Mrs. W. W. Parsons । The luncheon committee consists her sisters, Mrs. Harold Plank and sister at Gresham. She made a Grange hall. The funds are being were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Richmond jof Mrs. Floyd Babcock, Mrs. E. C. Mrs. Arthur Bates. On Saturday plane trip to Cuba last year. We give green stamps. used for the finishing of the re- of Winchester Bay; Mrs. Belle Coombs and Mrs. C. I. Kent. Mrs. she accompanied the Bates to Til ' decorating of the auditorium of Thornton and Mrs. Louise Brown Fred Squite and Mrs. Joe Guth lamook to visit an uncle, Raleigh' Sentinel Classified Ads Get Results the church. The work is being of Reedsport and Mrs. Mable Sly will serve on the clean-up com- Jackson and family. mittee. rushed in order to have it com- of Eugene, J. P. Lane of Parma. Idaho is pleted before the beginning of the Mrs. E. C. Coombs and Mrs. visiting Creswell friends this week. evangelistic services March 23. Mr. and Mrs. J ,T. Kerr spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Thomson are the hostesses He lived in this community for Mrs. J. M. Black. Mrs. J A. C. A. Ongman of Klamath Falls. for the March 5 meeting of the several years prior to moving to Presbyterian Aid society at the Idaho. Coleman and Mrs. Blanche Gwy- ’ ther will entertain the Dorcas Mr. and Mrs. Herman Koehler church. H. A. Woolman is confined to Circle of the Methodist church at of Mabton, Wash., visited last V. W. Johnston underwent sur his home with a stomach ailment. Mrs Gwyther'» home Wednesday week with Mr. and Mrs. Charles | afternoon. March 5. Mrs. E. C. Wetzel. Mrs. Koehler and Mrs. gery at a Eugene hospital Tuesday He has had to give up driving the school bus for a time. morning. Fisher will lead the devotions. The Wetzel ate sisters. birthdays of the month will be ob The “B" League basketball The E Z club meets Tuesday, served. I>awrence I. Chestnut. superin March 4 at the home of Mrs. C. tournament Is on this week in Eu- ....................... Mr. and Mrs. Clair Featherline tendent of the Ctcswell grade Scarbrough. co-hostess is Mrs. R. gene beginning Tuesday evening with Creswell to play Wednesday of Florence were week end guests school and the eresiane grade F. Scott. night. of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hanson. I school has resigned effective the Rev. and Mrs. Geralâ G. Emer i last of the year and expects to An overheated stove at the We specialize in builders' supplies and Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Kinnaman take graduate work at the Uni son will show pictures on the screen and tell of their work as ' George Brandt home west of town were called to Montana Monday versity of Oregon. tools for the home owner or contract build missionaries in South America, at drew a call from the fire truck. by the death of his mother. Word comes of the recent death the Pa rent-Teacher Association No damage was reported. er. See our complete stocks! of Fred M. Rowley at Granville, meeting Monday evening. March INEVITABLE SNAPBACK Johnny Johnston, son of Mr. and Stretching the truth is one way Mass. He and Mrs. Rowley lived 3. Those on the refreshment com ...... „ ........... / in Eugene prior to going east. She mittee are Mr. and Mis. C. C. Mrs. V. W. Johnston was treated of making things go as far as they can but look out for the snap- will be remembered here as Lyda Hollemon and Mr. and Mrs. Sam ' at the Cottage Grove Hospital ! last week for a bad cold. Lunas. ' Davidson. 1 back. Home Ec Club Is Entertained 17th At Kent Home Around Town . Girl Scouts Choose Friendship for All as Project BARGAIN Presbyterian Aid Entertained 20th Sun-Knit Quality Hose Water Glasses SERVING THE MOTORISTS Of the Creswell Area SAVE AT Costume Jewelry HOLLEMONS’ CHAMPION STATION Sugar Plum Candy Hollemons’ 76 Union Station Creswell Variety Store MORE HOMEWORK IN LESS TIME and BETTER MARKS 38 Feature with FULL SIZE Our (Great America A. on hillside. 5 rm. house. Fin-place. Almost new. No plumb ing. Other bldgs. Beautiful view. Price only $5760. $300 down. $60 mo. «Vii I #VMRU SmithCorona A. garden »oil. Beautiful, new house. Small amounl Inside fin ishing needed. Irrig. system incl. Price $#000. $2500 down. Worth more. world's Fastest PORTABLE! 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