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The Hentlnel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur»., Mar. 13, 133? Dorcas Group Plans Evangelism Suppers Mm. Ray Vincent, who has been SAGINAW ill tor some titne at tier home, was Mrs. Kuby llenston, Kc|K>itrr stricken with a severe heart at of God church«'». Mr. McCane act i*hou>' tack Monday of last week and was ed as a delegate and gave his re Mrs. Horrnir Erlkwn CRESWELL Work was done taken by ambulance to a Eugene port to the congregation Sunday (Continued from Creswell Page) The Saginaw-Walker Commun on baaaar artk'les at the meeting hospital. 1 Mr and Mrs. James Goodell and morning? ity club will hold a carnival at the of th«* Dorcas Circl«' of th«' Metho Joyce Weddell celebrateti her •on Alan of Newport. Wash , mov gym at Walker Friday evening, dist church W«'dnes«iay aft«*moon II, A Stafne who was taken to March 2S Lunch will be sold at ed Into this area last week Mr. eleventh birthday Thursday after- Installation Held al the horn«* of Mis. Blanche Gwy- the Cottage Grove Hospital last J Goodell plans to open up a barber noon with an after sch«x>l party | For Rev. Emerson j ther with Mrs, J. A. Coleman and w<*ek following a stroke. was re the clubhouse. Tin- lour districts •hop business if he can obtain an for her friends. Those present were will help with the cat nival and Mrs. J. M Black co-host esses. Mrs. Donna Holmes, Donna Wineinger, Oregon license. donate articles (or the Iksdlis and CRESWELL Members of other E. C. Fisher conducted the de- - turned to his home Satuiduy. I The Service club met Friday Clara Ruth Wineinger. Thelma churches and friends of Creswell vetk»ns. Mrs. Phil Walker, Mrs pie for the lunch. Proceeds will tie I evening due to the tournament Wilson. Rosa Hefner, Shirley Ray- were guests of the Presbyterian Ri (■ Adama and Mis \\ m i far used in upkeep and repair of the Jones. Church at th«' formal installation DISSTON • uuivuay vvenmg wiin a larger mond. Hazel Monroe, Larry ^***'<>. Thursday evening with a larger buildings. Donal Connor ris were apixiinted on th«* nomi i crowd than usual turning out to Linda Crammer. Maurino Dough- services for their pastor Rev. Ger Mrs. Ray Spellman, Reporter chairman of tiro carnival commit nating committee for officers for »ee the movies shown by the forest pr«y. Sharon Whitman. LaVina, ald G. Emerson Sunday. March 2. Phone 6-3161 tee. th«* next church year. , ranger. Miss Andiews, Mrs Whit- Sharon Erikson, Nancy. Sandra, Assisting in the «erv icea wen- Friendly Neighbors chib will Plans Wen* made to serve a sup Disston Mothers club met nt the «man and Mrs. Enksen were host- P«’ Weddel. Mrs Mazar and Mr Rev. Fnxt Scherer. Rev. Paul Mel per each evening of th«' special gym Wednesday. March 5. with 16 meet this Thursday at the home • 1.« a * . « and «in ri Mrs Claude Sheets. Cake, ice esses It is planned to have a tal- lish of Eugene. Rex. Gordon Buller Of Mrs II. G. McAtee. cream and punch were served for of Walterville and Rev. Hugh Pcn- evangelistic services beginning members present, It was decided j'ent «how before school is out. March 23 at th«* church with th«* Mrs. G. Severns of Coos Bay to give a card party later this ' Contestants eniering the Talent refreshments. iston of Cottage Grove. Greetings Mrs. H. E. Dean will be hostess and welcome to the community following chairman in charge: Mts. month. Watch this column for the sjx*nt Wednesday with Mr. and Amateur Hour at the Cottage J. H Smith, Mrs. Black. Mrs.- F. date < Mrs. Harry Ialini. and time. Grove high school from this area at the Culp Creek Sewing club wore given by Rev. W. S. Davidson E. Vick. Mrs. Adams and Mra. Jack Monteith had a chick-up Pat and Mike Janisch were Cbnnie Chase, Deanna John- meeting Wednesday, March 12. of th«» Assembly of G«xi Church, Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goodell, Lawrence Bixler of th«' Christian visitors at th«- grandparents, Mr. and X-rays taken at a Eugene LaVon Dean, Jerry Hewes, Miniature banks were distrib- , Marie Fritchel), LaVina and Shur Duane and Pamela of Springfield Church and Rev. Alexander Haw ut«*d to receive contributions from I and Mrs. Albert Woodhrd of Cot hospital last Monday. At present, visited Sunday with her mother thorne of the Methodist Church. tag«' Grove, while their parents Jack and his family an- staying in Eriksen. ihe member* to pay for lab«>r on wen- in Castle Rock, Wash. at the home of his sister, Mrs. Tim Several folks are recovering Leona Garrett and his folks. Mi. Rev. Mr. Emerson responded. the «decoration of the auditorium Billy Thiess was one of the sue- Barnes. and Mts. James Goodell, who mov rom a seige of the flu. Dale Ziniker sang "Bless This . Already approxi-, fw , W. Kenneth Brightwell and ed here recently from Washington. House" and the choir gav«' a num- ' 1 4 'al' n' show ,o ** «,wn a' th^ h‘Kh Rev. and Mrs. W. Kenneth ph McCane spent Wednesday- enjoyed u picnic Saturday. ber. Mrs. A. W. Partei was the pIcdgi'd । school auditorium Friday, March Thursday in Portland attend- Brightwell motored to Sweet Home accompanist. R. P. Bash injured his back The program committee an-J 14 He will sing a .okx the council meeting of the Friday to attend funeral rites of while working at the grade school A reception was held in the nounced that autobiographies of were severa , nbspnccs Oregon district of the Assembly a friend who was killed in a col social rooms. the members would be given at from school last week because of play shed Tuesday and was laid lision the first of the week. They up all week each meeting. Hostesses for the measles and flu. also visited with their son and April meeting are Mrs. J. M. Mr. and Mrs. Lowvll Benston Burris, Miss Holt > ■ Walkup. family there. Mrs. Whit Pressley is recover Mrs. J. E. Smith and Mrs. ing in the Cottage Grove Hospital and Pete Hayes spent Sunday eve Mrs. Vic Doolittle and children Take Show Honors E. C. Fisher. The birthday anni- after a surgical operation. ning at the U. K. Harris home in accompaniiid her brother, Lerman Mrs. A. P. Petersen of Kerby Cottage Grove. Reynolds to their home in Grand CRESWELL—William T. Burris versarles of Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Robert Keene were Junction. Colo., after spending the won two tropies and many ribbons Louis Ervin and Mrs. Margaret visited several days at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Gust Lilji- dinner guests Saturday evening at winter months here. She plans to on his rabbits at the recent Rabbit Thornton were observed. gren. the Howard Keene home. The din MOVIE THEATRE TODAY visit home folks for three weeks. Breeders association exhibit at WSCS WILL MEET I9TH Mr. and Mrs. Otto Janisch have ner was given in honor of Bonita Vic and Ralph Groat who have Grants Pass. Mr. Burris Is well CRESWELL M m a Haw- retumed home after being called Keene's ISth birthday. been employed on the coast re known throughout rabbit breeders bv the turned home the middle of the circles of the state for his fine thorne will lead the lesson on to Castle R^xk. Wash Jiness of fAthar of Mr Mr. Janisch Janisch's s father. week. The Doolittles plan to move stock, and he has entries at both "Workers Together With God" at illness the meeting of the Woman's So Mr and Mrs. Virgil Shepherd into their new home they are the county and state fairs. ciety of Christian Service at the and daughter LaVonne of Cedar 1 building near the Dean Plueards Barbara Holt, daughter of Mr. î • church annex Wednesday, March Creek were Sunday visitors at soon. and Mrs. Harry Holt is also quite Mr. and Mrs. Lewis And<^> of a rabbit enthusiast. She also won 19. Mrs. Irma Ogram will lead the the Dale Baker home. Mrs. Ben Layng was a substi Drain visited Sunday at the home a trophy and several prizes on her demotions. Those in charge of the of her folks, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. 4-H club New Zealand White rab luncheon arc Mrs. William Harris, tute teacher last week, due to the Mrs. C. I. Kent and Mrs. Blanche absence of Mr. Pinkston. Raymond and family. bits at the Grants Pass show. Gwyther. Mr. and Mrs. Holding Lillegren Rev. Parrish of Cottage Grove went to Castle Rix-k. Wash., over was a guest speaker at the Culp DISTRICT VFW HEAD » PHONE 210 ★ Mrs. H. H. Dersham left Thurs- th«' week end to oe with her fa- CTeek Assembly Sunday. He was VISITS LOCAL GROl P day for California where .she met ter who is seriously ill in a hos- pastor here a few years ago. He Wed.. Thurs., Frl^ Sat., CRESWELL Harry Allen of her son, CpI. Hubert Dersham, pital there. Betty Deveraux took and his family plan to leave soon March 12-13-14-13 for Tennessee where he will hold Springfield, district commander, who had received his discharge car«' of the Lillegren childivn “FORT OSAGE” was a visitor at the meeting of the day before after several while their parents were away. a series of meetings. Rod Cameron. Jane Neigh, Mrs. Anna Sehwader, principal the Veterans of Foreign Wars months in Korea and received Larry Kendrick returned home .* Morris Ankrum. from Cottage Grove Hospital Tuesday evening. Officers for the several wounds. They visited with of the grad«* school, resumed her COLOR. Monody of last week. Mrs. Tom new year were nominated. The .Mrs. Dcrsham s brothers. Ray- duties as teacher Wednesday after Goodwin also returned to her usual routine of business was cared mond and Lester Taylor in San an absence due to illness. —Also— - — — home the latter part of the week for and reports made on improve Mateo and return«^! by car. Mrs. | “THE TANKS ARE ments being made in the hall. Barney Doyle accompanied Mrs. i Progress is the law of life; man after an operation. COMING” Peterson, a local member, Dersham on the trip and returned is not man as yet Robert Brown- Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Stratton Harold - । mg. Stevo Cochran, Mari Alden. have purchased the Hileman resi has made built-ins for the kitchen with them. Philip Carry. dence and will move as soon as the with the auxiliary financing the Thweatt family have sufficient materials. time to vacate. They will move in- Mrs. Harry Brown entertained ’ to the house of Roy Violettes oc Thursday. March 6 on the occa “STARLII'T” cupied by the Strattons. Dorit Day, Gordan MacRae, Austin Vaughn is leaving Mon- sion of her daughter Carol Sue’s Ruth Roman, Jane Wyman. . day March 10 for the service. He 12th birthday anniversary. Games I reports to Eugene for examination were played outside and refresh —Alto— and is to go to Portland from ments were served to Velva Green, Edna Roseberry, Linda Viking, “ON THE LOOSE" < here. Joan Evant, Melvyn Douglas, 8 p.m. Friday, March 14 We regret the withdrawal of Glenda Ann Thayer, Beverly Maw Mrs. Grace Plueard from the Sew son, Ramona Birdsong, Mary Kay Cottage Grove High School ing club but due to ill health and Emerson, Judith Skaggs and Carol being confined to her bed most of Sue Brown. Several invited guests Wed., Thun.. Fri., Sat., Auditorium the time, it is impossible for her were unable to attend due to ill March 19-20-21-22 ness. i to continue on. “THE CIMARRON KID’’ Mmes Ruth Wineinger, Peggy- Admission: Adults $1.00 (incl. tax) Audie Murphy, Beverly Tyler, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ziniker and Groat and E^lyn Whitman at- II. S. Students and under, $.50 (inch tax) T vette Dugay. l tended a dress party at the home Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jackson, LONGER TECHNICOLOR. Reserve seats, $1.50 (call 531 or 513 or mail Marvin of Mrs. Lois Wineinger in Cottage members of the Knife and Fork club and Mrs. Phil Walker at SHAVING i Grove Saturday afternoon. Jacobsen, P. O. Box 349.) A missionary guest was the tended the recent meeting of the HEADS 30-2tc-31 “FINDERS KEEPERS speaker at the Row River Com club at the Osborn Hotel in Eu Tom Ewell, Julia Adams. munity church Sunday evening. He gene. Mr. and Mrs. Walker be showed slides of Mexico and gave came members. a very interesting talk which was Creswell CULP CREEK Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Klvllt and sons <>l Creswell und Mr and Mrs C. G Keene s|M-nl Sun.lay al the COllKt. Mi- and Mis Hurry Bentley and children id Mohawk spent Sulur- day evening a’ the home <>| Mi Bentlej's uaivnls, Mr and Mm Glen I'latncr. WALKER Th«« l-ench family lias rented the Ida Jackson ranch, tak mg possession here recently. They previously lived at l^nx Hollow moving to Caldoinhi and then to he«-. Ross Simpson of Dallas wns n recent visitor of his parent« Mr. and Mis Luther Alexander. The Walker community club will meet Thursday, February 13. Neighbors and frienda, 1 would like to have yotti news week ends so I can rewrite them for Monday. Many thanks. A happy marriage is a new lie- ginning of lift* a new xtnrting point for happiness and uaefuIncM. Arthur P. Stanley QUICK RESULTS FROM CLASSIFIED PAGES The Sentinel T he HESSE’S SUPER MIDGET MARKET wishes to thank all our patrons old and new for helping to make our reopening a big success QUALITY FIRST AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ISO! R POLIC Y Look for Red Letter Specials Each Week End Not (Md and Established but Young nini ProRrcsalve "MORTLOCKS' ¿Cottage frotó ARCADE REMINGTON . SNNER « JfÄWCf Jaycee Talent Show Patty Weddel celebrated her 14th birthday March 10th by en- Thur»., Fri., Sat.. March 13-14-13 tertaining a few friends in the evening. “UTAH WAGON TRAIL” Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hewes and Rex Allen, Penny Edwards, । children left early Sunday morn Buddy Ebson. ing for Seattle where she was call- Ied by illness of her mother and —Also— sister. Frank plans to return Wed “GHOST CATCHERS” nesday. Olsen and Johnson, Gloria Jean, Basketball score finals on an- Lon Chaney. 1 other page. The state public school inspector j recently visited the school here Sun., Mon., Tues., Wed., : and returned a favorable report. March 16-17-16-19 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arthur en- “BEDTIME FOR BONZO I tertained March 6 on the occasion 1 of the joint birthdays of their Ronald Regan, Diane Lynn, daughter and her husband, Mr. and Walter Slezak, Bonzo. Mrs. Ted Underwood of Roseburg. —Also— Also present were Mr. and Mrs. “THE HUNTED” Leslie Arthur and two daughters, ; Carol Lynn and Jean Diane. Preston Foster, Britta, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Arthur Rusnell Hicks. motored to Roseburg for the week Í end to visit at the Underwood Thur«., Fri., Sat., March 20-21-22 I home. Also present Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Mason and “THE ARIZONIAN” i four children of Cbttage Grove. * PHONE 21O-L ★ Johnny Weismuller, Frances Gifford, Johnny Sheffield. Friday and Saturday HAVE YOUR ONE PIECE « HAIR ? POCKET Be your own car expert ! Remington Shaver CLEANED OILED STOP- START WHEEL STERILIZED ADJUSTED By Remington Rand factory experts absolutely without charqo MllSHOll DOHXHAY lets you compare cars feature by feature ! Richard Dlx, Margot Grahame, Preston Foster. “TARZAN TRIUMPHS” March 14th and 15th J4 Day Free Trial Offer ON A NEW REVOLUTIONARY or FOR PLUMBING AND HEATING Call ENGLERT PLUMBING Prove it for yourself. Take home a Remington for a 14-day trial. This Week Onlyl If not com pletely satisfied, your money refunded! 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