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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (May 8, 1952)
day Mrs George Gunn, leader of Sewing I club, will give a party for the club members of her group SAGINAW and their mothers at 2:30 p.m„ Mr*. Gale Koby, Reporter Mn. Kuby Beaston. Kepoiter May 19 Cookies, cuke and coolad* Phone 791R1 Phone !* F-4 will be served. This is to be at the Those who saw what appeared school. Mrs. William Sharon will en Homemaking 4-H club members tertain the Friendly Neighbors to be a scene from the early his club at her home Thursday after tory books going down the road will have a party and picnic sup recently may still be wondering per after school. May 19 at the noon. May 8. Mrs. Russell Evans spent sev where the latest gold strike is London 4-H Mother's clubhouse. eral days last week with her aunt. located. Frank Lake, who is not If time will allow the members Mrs. G. Rice at Coeur d' Alone, a stranger to this community, will make plaques. having ¡(pent a winter here once Mumps are invading the com Idaho. before and recently having spent 2I JEWELS Mr and Mrs. Pat Frasier and several months at the McGregor munity. Eva Ann Powell, small daughter of Mr, and Mrs, Archie daughter and a friend of San wiW> place up Cougar Bend, felt the Powell is ill with them and Mrs. (XPANSION »ANO Francisco spent Friday night and pull of the open road as spring Cliff Foster is another victim The Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. F~rry came and left by horseback to go Pat Garman family of Mount Laird. over the mountain to Klamath View, former residents here, are Those driving new cars in Sagi Falls. also dawn with them. naw the past week are Mr. and He was accompanied by his dog, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ranton have Mrs. Ray Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. who rode atop one of the pack word of a new grandson, born Claude Lawson and Mr. and Mrs. JEWELER horses, lightly tied on to keep him April 23. in Wichita, Kansas to Lowell Benston. Next door to Arcade Theatre from jumping off. Mr. Lake, an their daughter. Mrs. Vernon War Seven of the grade school girls' old time cowboy, rode one horse ren. The new Nt by weighed 74 Cottage Grove, Oregon club went to Belknap Springs for and led two others with packs pounds and has been named Alien a picnic and swimming party Sat and expected to camp out along Glen for his two grandfathers. urday. They were accompanied the way that would lead him the This is the Banton's third grand hy their teacher. Mrs. Cantwell. 150 miles over Willamette Pass child. Mrs. Harley Williams and Mrs. to Klamath Falls. He expected to Mrs. Leon Morton and her sis R. P. Bash. arrive in about two weeks. ter. Mrs. W. A. Woodard are on a ("Our recommendation to par Riley Lewis injured his hand Bear Story trip to the coast this week and ty members is to vote for while working at a sawmill east Details of the latest bear story will continue on to Portland to PAGET, because of his long of Cottage Grove one day last are a little vague, but it has been spend Mother's Day with their faithful activity as organizer week. reported the animal was killed mother. Mrs. C. E. Fisher. Loyd Lindsey is acting as jani Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Benston Friday back on the Nelson Bemis and leader and his established 'contacts with national con spent Friday evening at the home place after molesting sheep and tor and bus driver at Latham ventions and party leaders.” of Mrs. Benston’s sister, Mrs. goats herded on the hills the past school. Mrs. Joe Geer has learned of Claude Willey of Roseburg. week. Melvin Allen and George Dinner guests Sunday at the Small were the hunters who lo an impending operation she is Oregon Voter, May 3, 1952 C. G. Keene home were Mr. and cated the animal with dogs and postponing until school is out and Mrs. Glen Westfall and daughter, came in for the kill. Mr. Allen is her daughter. Patsy is home from SUct and Mr. and Mrs. William Keene said to have had a narrow escape college in San Luis Obispo, Calif. and sons of Cottage Grove and as the bear charged. Sheep have London 4-H Mothers Club Because of rainy weather, out- been herded to lower pastures W A. Keene. the last few days after bear sign side painting could not be done at were noticed. It was not learned the clubhouse. April 30, and only to this how many, if any, animals were I four members turned out for the (Loretta Oleson) [ meeting. However, a covered dish lost. important luncheon was served and wotk Air Alert Lois Gordineer is making her Republican Nine people turned out for the was done quilting on the quilt. home with the Robert Gordineer family on Pheasant Creek since ■observation sky watch' meeting ■ Painting will be done at the next Party her grandmother's rycent death. at the schoolhouse last Friday ’ meeting, May 14, if the weather V position! She is a niece of Robert Gordineer night, although it was hoped 84 i is suitable. It has been reported and is now attending Drain high would attend. However, it was de since the last meeting by Mrs. school after transferring from cided to go ahead with plans for i Leon Morton that the sinl^ sewer the observation post. Some lum ; drainage has been, completed, by Springfield high. ber has been donated by Wagner- ' Mrs. Morton herself. Tex Bewley had the misfortune Mrs. Elvis Kelly is recuperating of injuring his nose in their new Binford sawmill for construction of the building. Wayne Berggren ' at her home from a minor opera- sawmill at Scotts Valley. Mrs. Mabel Booher recently will haul the material, and the | tion at Cottage Grow hospital, underwent a thyroid operation in men present at the meeting volun April 29. Leon Morton is installing a new teered to build the post. A loca a Eugene hospital. Mrs. Dorothy Booher had a pink tion on the Glen Banton place was septic tank at his home after and blue shower in honor of Mrs. chosen. Three new names were ’ sewer troubles last week. Babe Suiter of Lorane last Thurs added to the 24 already on the i The Gilham fishermen and Clar- day. Quite a number of women list for volunteer emergency ob । ence Parr spent the week end servers. The alert to be kept May ! fishing on Smith River. from around Curtin attended. Mr. and Mrs. Clede Addleman A birthday party was given last 17 will be held at London school Friday in honor of Mrs. Dorothy if the post is not ready. This will I and Mrs. Ruth Addleman visited Oleson. A number of women cam« be on Saturday and school ac from Eugene with his sister, Mrs. 510 BMg., PorM^<V O»8C« Lora Towndsend, Sunday. Some were unable to attend or tivities will not interfere. Mrs. Nora Henderson is home Mr. and Mrs. George Sibley were account of illness. accompanied by Mrs. Sibley's from spending four months with mother and sister on a trip May ' a daughter in Lakeview in east- 1 to Burley. Idaho to visit their ! ern Oregon, and says the winter daughter, Mrs. Ed Miller, and was the worst ever. Snow drifted I so deep the children walked right family. Mrs. E. M. McEwen spent last over the top of the woodshed. week in Cottage Grove caring for a new grandson and her daughter. MOSBY CREEK M.a. K. L. Cantwell. Mrs. Harry Castle, Reporter Mrs. Larry Haynes was sur Phone 968J3 prised Friday evening when Republican for Mrs. Jessie Gilcrist, mother of friends from Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. S. Q. Sugg and daughter Mrs. Fred Overton, is very ill at Susan, and Mrs. Frank Haynes the Cottage Grove hospital. All came with potluck supper, ice her children were to see her over ----- FOURTH DISTRICT-------- cream and birthday cake to help the week end. A granddaughter, Linn • Lane • Douglas • Jackson Mrs. Jessie Wheeler of Portland, ! celebrate her birthday. Josephine • Coos • Curry Counties London was well represented at came to help with her grand the FFA banquet at Cottage Grove mother. Mr. and Mrs. John Cole Jr. high school Friday night and one father from the community was have bought the Morris Clark EXPERIENCED. ..a loyol American made honorary member for hav place on Perkins Creek and the who believes in Oregon ing had four sons in FFA. He was Clarks have moved to Cottage EHsworHt fur Coapra ComflMfw, fotebvtg Orego* P. M. Campbell, whose youngest Grove. Leo« I McClifttocfc. Tre«vr»r son, Keith is vice president of the Harold Goddard and son called organization for the coming year Sunday evening at the Darrel and was treasurer for the past Mosby home and took the Mosbys year. Other London boys who are to Eugene for a Chinese dinner. taking an active part are Richard Charles Putman had the mis Doremus, of Ceder Creek, presi fortune to cut his foot with an dent; Dick Kelly, treasurer and axe while making fence posts re Jerry Warner, sentinel for the cently and had to have five coming year. Last year, Jerry was stitches to close the wound. on all reporter and Dick was executive Mrs. Tressa Tuller of Eugene secretary. Parents attending the spent the week end with Mr. and banquet were: P. M. Campbell Mrs. Lee Dugan at Walden store. who gave the invocation; Mrs. received in our plant on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Woody were Bert Tullar and Mrs. Leon Morton. called to Tennessee this week by 4-H Achievement Day the serious illness of Mrs. Woody's Plans are complete for achieve mother, Mrs. Kate Miller. ment day to be held the last day Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson Pickup and deliver}' not included. of school when Loyd Lindsey’s spent several days on a trip to Livestock class will show its live- Gold Beach and Crescent City last stdek. That is May 23 Exhibits week. of Sewing I, Homema ting and Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lebow Cooking I, II and III will be dis and family went to Sutherlin one 1019 E. Main Ph. 44 played the evening of graduation. day last week and attended the May 22, with awards made and funeral of Kenneth Dice, husband scholarships presented the next of Mrs. Lebow’s niece. He was killed in a logging accident. Sur viving are his wife and two small children. Members of the Extension club attending the spring festival in Eugene last Thursday were Mes- dames Gleh Roby, Raymond Pow ers, Albert Langston, Darrel Mos by, Harry Castle, all of Mosby Creek; Mrs. Pat Garoutte of Cres well, and Mrs. Luella Thrush and Mrs. Edd Seward and daughter Jeanie of Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Rearrick treated Mr. and Mrs. Harry Castle to a Chinese dinner Satur day night at a local cafe and to i You can have your choice of Chinese or American foods. a ride in their new car up the McKenzie Sunday. There was a lot of snow along the road, as the If you’ve planned a party, use our private dining room. pass was still blocked with it. Voting in the primary elections May 16 for those living in the Brumbaugh precinct will be at the Walden Community hall from WEEKDAYS .... । 11:00 A. M. to 2:00 A. M. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. FRIDAY - SATURDAY 11:00 A. M. to 4:00 A. M. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford .Lebow and family were callers Sunday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williams of Mt. View. The Blue Moutain school budget election will be held at 7:30 p.m. May 19 at the school when citi zens will vote on the amount that exceeds the 6 percent limitation. formerly DEL’S STEAK HOUSE All are urged to vote in this Im 1140 North Pacific Hi way portant election. g Thr Ärnllnrl, Cotture Grove, Oregon Thur*., May 8, 1Mt LONDON August Heinrich C. C. Chapman's OREGON VOTER Endorses Paget! a REAL REPUBLICAN CURTIN PAGET Republican National COMMITTEEMAN VOTE 14 X VOTE FOR I -ELLSWORTH CONGRESS DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS Dry Cleaning Monday, May 12 COLLINS LAUNDRY & CLEANING CULP CREEK Mr*. I'lorvnce Krlkaen Mr and Mil. Alien Bales and lamlly of North Carolina are visiting at the Sam Kephart heme They resided hefe a couple of years ago. Miss Deanna Johnson with Deanna Goddaid spent the week end at the Merle Johnson home in Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Allen and family returned to Stocktan. Calif., after residing here the past win ter. They were overnight guests at the Home of her brother and family. Mr. and Mrs. Vic Patton Wednesday evening. Sgt. Ross Freeman, recently returned from Korea, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lane and returned to his base at Houston. Texas. He is a nephew of Mrs. Lane. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jackson of Yoncalla spent the week end nt the Robert Groat home and en joyed fishing Mr. and Mis. Fred ('rammer and family spent last week at Myrtle I\>int visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Dorman Chase and boys visited at Gold Beach the past week. The strike has given several men a weeks lay off now and u not available al this writing. lot of small jobs around the homes If you want to get the correct I Miss Jo Ann Sloan of Eugene have been completed that they spent the week end with home slant on somebody, observe what j 32 S. 10th just never gotten around to doing folks, the Joe Sloans. i he or she docs when they have before. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weddel and LATHAM family of Cottage Grove visited (By Mrs. Hugh Trunnell) Sunday at the Leon Weddel home. Carl J. Rich, Jr. Phone 17-F-ll The last Service club meeting Mr. and Mrs Floyd McKnight was Thursday evening with elec tion of officers for the coming of Larrimore, Wyo., surprised an term. President, Mrs. Adeline old friend. Mrs. Al Rosenthal, by Owen; vice president, Mary Gil dropping in to visit her Friday. dersleeve; secretary and treasurer. I Mr. and Mrs. William Coolidge of Evelyn Whitman. A very small I Scranton. N. D., also visit«! Mrs. CONTRACTING Rosenthal while s|xnding some crowd was in attendance. BUILDING AND On May 19 all Culp Creek chil | time with Mr. and Mrs. Herb DESIGNING Adams of Cottage Grove Mrs. dren who will enroll in the first grade next fall are invited to visit [ Coolidge is a former Cottage Ph. 2S2L 21 So. Tent It school. Children must be six years I Grove girl and cousin of Mrs. of age by November 15 to be I Adams. I - (eligible. A mother's tea will be held at the Culp Creek school with a pro gram on Friday. May 9. Mrs. Mabel Wells of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lewman and children of Springfield were re cent callers at the home of Mr. MARSHALL-WELLS and Mrs. H. E. Raymond. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Pullen and Durable, full gloss finish to take hardest wear. family spent Saturday evening at the Herbert Raymonds. Resists marring ... easy to clean. Many colors Bob Raymond accompanied by available. his gradmother. Mrs. Edna Ray mond and a friend Marie Owens, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. MARSHALL-WELLS and Mrs. Lewis Andes and daugh ter of Drain. A high grade varnish ... made to stand /iard Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Krueg use. Easy to apply. Dries to beautiful, lustrous er of Portland spent the week end finish. Water-proof, stain-proof. at the Dean Plueard home. Mr. Jones and Mrs. Krueger are bro ther and niece of Mrs. Plueard. Mr. and Mrs. Logan have moved into the small house of Leona Garretts. Ph. IK 50« Main Gloria Ann Peterson was an overnight guest of her cousins Sharon and La Vina Eriksen Sat urday evening. Evangelist and wife T. E. Dyer and daughters. Faith and Betty came and set up their trailerhouse at the Rev. W. K. Brightwell's the latter part of the week Re vival meetings will be held start ing Tuesday night at 7:30 and the public is invited. There will be children’s church immediately following dismissal from school at 3:35 p.m. starting today, Monday throughout the week, all children are welcome to attend. Sunday school and church wor shippers enjoyed several s|>ecial musical numbers Sunday and arc happy to have these talented young folks with us. Those par ticipating were Faith and Betti Dyer, Ann Chapman. Lynn Bright- well, Evangelist and wife T. E. Dyer. The latter came here from in four fine brands the east where they have been holding revival meetings. from which to Mrs. Rose Plueard entertained choose. in a wide selection. Some es on Tuesday at a demonstration pecially made for Mother's party. There were seven ladies St rut wear Day. Prices to suit any purse. present. Munsingwear Mr. ahd Mrs. Elmer Goodell and Berkshire Mr. and Mrs. James Goodell visit ed Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lurkwood Goodell at Disston. Mrs. Merle Johnson came one day last week to get her son Mer lyn who was staying at the John Cottage Grove- Eugene Freight and Transfer QUICK WAY TO NEW FLOORS! FLOORSHINI Webb's Hardware Next Sunday, May 11th Is Mother’s Day Hosiery Handkerchiefs PAT JR. Slippers Jewelry she will enjoy wide variety which includes Wellco foam treads, the cushion sole that is so easy on the feet. that will suit Moth er. Nice selection of earrings, necklaces, broaches etc. A Miss Elaine Precisional Slip would be an ideal gift for Mother Made of the finest shrink proof acetate ny lon crepe in short, medi um and tall lengths. »2 to 44 $3.98 Visit our second floor where any number of v c r y suitable Mother’s Day Gifts may I m * found. Here are a few items located there: Dresses Bults Coats Sport Clothes Hats Blouses Blankets Sheets Towels TaMeqfoths Bedspreads Curtains and Green Stamp Premium Parlor We Give and Redeem S A II Green Stamps P at ’ s S aw S hop 117 N LANE PHONE 146 BEN CHIN A real politician doesn't play politics he works at it. $2.00 19c HOURS— JIMMIE LOUIE y FLOOR VARNISH , Just come as you are to the Canton Cafe where fine < foods are served every day. ( Phone 99 3-tfcx Cottage Grove Construction Co. WHEN IT'S TIME TO EAT AND YOU WANT A TREAT CANTON CAFE Thought must lie mnile better, COMMISSIONS AVAILABLE Rockwell home ns he wn* III. mid human life more fruitful, for Culp Creek boy* lost to La IN ARMY I'lNANCE COUPS the divine energy to move it on tham Friday afternoon by a score A policy has liven initiated by of 11 to 9. Girl’s score wn* 19 to the Iiepartmcnt of the Anny ward and upward, Mary Baker Eddy 5 in favor of Culp Creek. whereby eligible persons may up Sewing club will m<ct nt the ply for commiaaiona ns second mid Diplomatic tangles haven't a home of Mrs Verna Loi»!;”» in Unit lieutenants in the Finance Corps, United States Army Re thing on the sleeve lining of last Cottage Grove on Wednesday. Owen Sloan is visiting nt the serve, with concurrent call to ac year's overcoat. Joe Sloan home. He recently com tive military m - i vice. pleted his course at Officer's Eligible persons are warrant of Training school In Fort Benning, ficers and enlisted men ol tmth the Ga., and visited relatives in reserve corps and those presently Florida. on active duty. Civilians with or No change in time in this area without prior military service may us yet and we are hoping to con also apply. tinue without all the confusion as • what time it Is. j UN AGENCY TO SET Lilacs are fully in blootn and VP AVIATION SCHOOL the sweet fragrance fills the air FOK INDONESIANS near hy. there won't be many left Djakarta Th«’ Republic of In for Memorial Day but toward Dis donesia plans to organize and ston they are not out yet. operate a national aviation coll- I The tulips and other many ege, with the help of the Interna- 1 cikued flowers at the home of tional Civil Aviation Organisation । Mr. and Mrs. Bill Patton is a very (ICAO), one of the U.N. Special pretty sight to passers by. ised agencies. Mrs. Grace Plueard was pleas The purpose of the college is to| antly surprised on May 4th when train Indonesian nationals ns air - - I n whut our experienced members of the Sewing club pre and ground crews to operate aii-l personnel offer you! sented her with a gift in re Une service«. Work has already Prompt, reliable, careful membrance of her birthday. begun here, and n disused airport and courteous SERVICE. A shower honoring Mrs. Winona built during the Japanese oecu-1 De Leon was held at the Row pation of Indonesia-is now being) River Community hall on Friday afternoon. A list of guests was put into shape. COTTAGE GßOVE ORE Petersen’s Dept Store «15 Main St. Cottage Grove, Ore.
