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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1952)
> (I I F. S W i l l . READERS A T T E N T IO N Mr». ( '. I. H eut I« our neu», K ih rrtls - h.K unii siibM -rlplloii r r p r e w n t u t lie for Ih r CraeweU «re«. I l e r phone I» ( r c s w r ll 557, CRESWELL NEWS Published by Th« Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Mothers Club Sets Benefit Feed 24th H S. Homecoming Planned for Oct. 23 ('R E N W F L L Plana are under way nt tiu- high school for the an (1 H 5 1 W F IJ , The annual bene nual freshmen Initiation anil hoine- fit of the Mother* club of the ri,mini: O c I o I mt 23 with u big grade achtMila will lie a cafeteria bonfire party In the evening The (Inner served Friday. < Ictober 24, aophoinon- class la In charge. A from 5 Io 8 p.m at the Creswell serpentine parade will be held grade achool. downtown on Friday prior to the The following wonten will assist Ureswell-Elmlfa football game on In preparing and serving the mear I W ,l,,,n F ‘s-lrl Che homecoming M r* Arthur John*un, general dam e will lie held that evening at qhalrman; Mra. A, ■ J. Gabriel, the KchiMil, kitchen chairman. Mra. W. W Smith, dining riaint chairman. Alan Mesdames L. I. Chestnut, Phil Holt. E. D. Grouabeck, T. R. Gra ham, II A Simmon«, John llutehl- C RESW ELL The Fidelia das* son, J I - Scott, Wilson Matthews, W C. land. Martin 1‘ettljohn. L of the Christian church met at the A Whitney, F. <1, llarrold, II. J. new home of the pastor, L. M Bixler and family in Eugene Mon- Dunaway and Tom Wright • e t h e r . assisting are M e s .la m e . day -ve n ln g fo r a housewarming < KES W IL L 'S OW N NEWMFAFKR PAGE Around Town . . . IFSC S Plans Pi * I n Ut U phiq I, rrciyer Stone Dies , Tn Eugene Oct.. 15 18 Pages THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1952 M M Lower Named Lane IOOF Head cr esw ell - a ^ y m . stone or Harrisburg, a native of Creswell. C R E S W E L L Mrs W C. Adams P»»»*d away In Eugene October ■Mra. C. I. Kent, Reporter CRESW ELL M. G Miller pre was In charge of devotions and 15 • • ,h» age “t 52. He was born sided at the meeting of the Lane Pilone 567 Mrs Phil Walker led the lesson at >n Creswell August 1, 1900 County IO O F association in Eu Due to the lack of interest and the meeting of the Women's Hoc- married Cecilia Blankenship the «mull attendance at the meet lety of t'hrlstian Service at the June 3, 1922. He wts a life mem- gene Saturday. Creswell won the ing* since re-organizing thia fall, Methodist church last Wednesday ber of Thurston Ixxlgc. No. 28, gavel for having the most mem bers present on the percentage the ('reswell Home Extension unit following noon luncheon. A. F. A A. M. ot Harrisburg, was basto. ha* been dissolved for the pre* 'Die week of prayer and self- P*“ master of Creswell Lodge, Mi«» M ary Ann Ziniker talked sent. Mr*, Constance Blaine, Ijin e denial was planned lo lie observed M . of the County home extension leader, met at a 1:30 p.m meeting at the Thurston Chapter, No. 85, O.E.S. on her trip to the east coast and with the local group Tuesday and church Friday, October 24 A con- ot 'U'rrisburg and a member of visit to the United Natkins Coun cil and to the I(X )F Grand I-odge this decision was made. trlbutlon was voted to the Bataan Harrisburg Chamber of Com- meeting. Mrs J R M iller played Methodlst hospital at Albuquer- mercP l|p * • » »■«> acting mayor several dulcimer numbers. A baby girl was born to Mr. and que, N. M . and a tea towel shower 8* *be time of hi* death, M. M. Lower was elected presi Mia Jack Robertson of Creswell for the Thohurn Terrace Home at ** »urvlved by his wife; three dent for the next year and N or »• • Eugene ho»pltal Wednesday, Alh- mbr- children, Margaret Morse and man Skaggs, secretary. The 1953 October 15 .She has been named ’ James ( ’. of Harrisburg and Con- meeting will, be held April 18 in Jackie Marie and la the first M r’ . 11 * u _ .. stance H. Pace, Eugene A son, Creswell, and a kpacial observance rh,ld in ,h‘' family. She is also the lrelt* ,r wi Joh" M . passed away in 1933 Also of the 50th anniversary of the «r-ndcK»KI of M r and M r. surviving is a sister, Mrs. C. E. T e d G reen. L ir e n w e a .r o , a-. Edna A social tim e follow ed the busl- G. Griffith of_( reawell. • « * M ^ . n d .Mra. Ih t. Walker Leaho of Cottage Grove, a brother, Gllfty Lodge IO O F will be held in connection with the meeting. Ralph W Stone, of Eugene an d , Hingham, Carrol Bush. J Hustpn. ness m eeting ml, tee. Mr and Mrs. R. W. Stone of T lie new project for the class three grandchildren. F A ( 'I,,,,, I. Schm id* II I on the Eugene calieri last week on Mr. I A new project was to be recom- The funeral was held in Harris- Peterson, II. M Carpenter, Zadie is the laying of asphalt tile nd ros, -nd Mrs L. H Brown. They were mended to the Dorcas and Miriam burg Monday with intermen!T in Hoag. C. E. Ditto, Ralph Train, P. floor of the service room a neighbor, here for scver.1 years. A ^ rii ,h* W“” rometery cemetery of Eu- W Kin oilman, A B Smith, E W. rooms. They have Just comL gene. Rand, J M Black, Roliert Bruce, a $»US) project which included thr CRESW EI-L — The following Mrs. C. C. W'alton will lead the Mrs Bob Stevens, nee Joyce Mr. Stone was a son of old students are serving on the Cres It II Anderson, Rew Gwyther and rewiring of the entire church lesson for the November meeting, building. Including the Installation Everson. Is taking a course in pub- time residents of this community, cendo staff of the high school O. I I Smith and Mrs Ray Andrews will have Clean-up committee is composed of new, modern fixtures In the He school music and physical cdu- the devotions Mrs. Andrews and M r and Mrs. John Stone, both paper thia, year; Roberta McDon 8nd f° r * ,ime lB ald, editor; Paula Ehrich, assist of Mesdames I Hirn Fox, Clarence sancluury and about the other cation at a college at San Fran- Mrs. L. A. Whitney will have I rooms and new wiring for the cisco Stevens, an employee of cts here. ant editor; Judy Graham, news Sexton, Sam Luna*. It. Cooper, electric range U S Forestry department I. mak- £ ^ V . h e r J d M * “ f E v. r*. editor; Margery Pettijohn. feature John Westlake, Delbert Jones, Vick Those attending the meeting Ing an aerial survey of California * . r. . v edito»; Dorothy Cramer, editorial and Doris llanson ('ashlers are will serve on the clean-up com editor; Don Poole, advertising and Mesdames lu^mard Young. J ) were Mr and Mrs. Claude K irk- south to the Mexican border, work mittee. and two children, Mr. and similar to what he did while lo- business; Bob Anderson, boys' Huston, Ivul Wilson and Wesley , endall 7J1 Mrs. George Blinkhorn of Eu rs Cecil Rhodes, the Alton rated at Salem. Sports; SharyJ Jgikc. girl's sports. gene will be guest speaker at the C RESW ELL J. Y- Birdsong Miss Clara Belle Roth is the ad will be shown children family Mrs, Evelyn Fra- Week of Prayer and Self-Denial Mr. and Mrs, John Anderson of s ta rtin g at 6 and 7 p m M rs. i sler, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Eusted meeting at the Methodist church was given the Initiatory degree at visor. and daughter Karen and the Bix Portland were overnight guests G isirge lln y e s w ill be In charge. Friday, October 24. An offering the meeting of G ilfry lodge IO O F Thuisilay <it Mr. and Mrs E A Proceeds will be used for var- ler family. for the various projects supported last Wednesday evening. The sec Everson. They had recently re ond nomination of officers was lous achool projects of the club. by the week of observance will turned from a trip to Norway. __ar - w I (¡Iltl.s - ATHIJCTK' G ltO fp also held with the name of Harold lx- received. Parks suggasted as vice grand as M RM. E V E R S O N E N T E R T A IN S IN IT IA T E S MEMRERM CRESWELL Tiie Girls' Ath- Mr. and Mrs Dale Pitcher and i A h h ■ . k ,,,» an addition to former nominations. O N I I I S H A M P S I t IR T I I D A V letlc of the Creswell family visited Friday at the home | Mrs Nor'|<tl The second degree will be given CRESW ELL Mrs. F A Ever t nk»n hljch nrh<M»l haft recently Mr«. Pitcher» parent», .Mr. and at the November 5 meeting, and son entertained at a surprise Initiated Sugene hoapltal hospital the fidlowlng: Shirley Mrs L. H. Brown Thurston at a Eugene birthday party for Mr. Everson . Tuesday. October 21. There Is also offics-rs for next year will be Barker. Darlene Bate», Joan --------- i» i u vear «id «nn in (H p Saturday >-\entng. Games and H i year old son in the family, elected. It will also be annual Alpha Ixx». Shirley Dun- Pour members of the board of 'py. h; h , homecoming night, and all mem visiting were enjoyed by Messrs l Cornwall. he baby is ^ the ^ fifth away. Barbara Holt. D.rlem - Ren- governor« of the Oregon State ^ grandchild ± 2 ? and Mesdames G L Decker, W of Mrs. Julia Schmitt of Creswell. bers are urged to be present. To plan refreshments are C. I. Kent. W Ixiwer, II N. Tiiixler. L E ( ne, Faye Rislgers, Martha Black, Bor association have been elected Zlnlker ami W O. Shoop; G. E j Jean Zllkoskl, Gall Hayes, Edna by lawyers of the state to Succeed M r. and Mrs. Bertram Reynolds M M Lower and Bert John. A V. W. Everson. Mrs M O. Wicks and i Hensen. Kathleen Joiner and four who have completed their have sold‘ their rosidence tract Mogsted r M in -i Jj" i , Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Bozell of CM Helen Shaffer. To become a mem- three year term and were sworn on Florence avenue to Raymond ° ? lUle.r / " d U A W h‘tn^ tage Grove arai the host and tier a girl must have tiern credited in at the recent convention of the Shaw who has been living In the with 5(1 athletic points The ob- state bar Among them was Wen- Tom Israel place on w e,, Oregon I ““ hostess. Ject of the organization is to pro- dell W yatt of Astoria, son of Bert avenue. The Reynolds plan to ^ • ‘ ah special committee to plan mole girls' activities In the high Wyatt, well known by old timers the benefit for the Childrens Hos Mr, and Mrs. G. II Mswson Sr. move to Eugene. of Creswell and grandson of W. pital school. of Union. Wash . are visiting their school. W. W yatt, who was In the gro R. P. Stolsig and viauae Claude m Me- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Joslen. form- c - son, G. II. Muwson, and family. cery business some years ago In I’lt t s i n TENIAN WOMEN erly of Anderson. Ind . were week Creswell with Henry Tayk»r, fa end guest, of hi. uncle and aunt. ° NET SMI FROM I'ROJKiTM and Robert ,W rlght C R K SW EI.L The Presbyterian ’ ber of H W'. Taylor of Taylor’s M r and Mrs B yro n W e s tla k e . G ™.Ve °” A Womens Association met Wednes- Grocery, lie graduated from the The couple now live at Sweat i t,mp s to w e d the business day afternoon at the manse. Mrs. ' University of Oregon Law School Horn«* where Anderson teaches in " ***’ *"6 wi,b refreshments served in the dining room Carl Ehrich l»ecame a member ,,nd * aM admitted to the bar In the high school. 'Die "opportunity" gifts brought 1941 Ue also served In the South >16. and >40 was turned in from l*aclfle and when discharged was Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith and ST I'D E N T S WILL ATTEND in the silver teas. Plans wen* made captain of the Marines. family of Myrtle Point visited V O F O PRESS MEETING to fill a pint Jar with pennies as CRESW ELL— Five students will last week with Mrs. Smith's par- M r and Mrs A L. Mourer en- ents M r and M „ ^ alt Hage- , repre’ rnt ,he Creswell Union high « Christian Education project. I school at the 26th annual high Mrs. W. J. Polson and Mrs. ,<’rl r,alned a, a birthday dinner nnd a(go Wlth hpr Ms((,r David Francis will entertain at Friday for Miss Ella Browns of " " T " ' 5 X 7 . , the November 5 meeting at the ¡b-s Moines, Iowa, who is visiting In Portland. I Polson home Members are to ber brother. W. H. Browns, and tai building. They are Roberta real Jewelry $¡1.00 nntl up. bring cans of Irui, rock,all to be family In Springfield. Others pres- ARMY PARATROOPS McDonald, Paula Ehrich, Don used a, the nnnual dinner. Mrs. ,,n’ were M r and Mrs. W. H. GET NEW I MBKE1.KYS Poole, Wayne Walton, Luann iloxcN not yet <>|>cne<l luit Catherine Dorris was appointed Browns, Mrs. Keith Browns and FOR CLOUD-HOPPING Horowitt with Miss Clara Belle will Iw - m m in. , in charge of church decorations ,WH children and Mrs B. Gulsvig A new type of life Insurance Roth, Journalism advisor. ; for the remainder of the month. Hnd daughter of Springfield. policy is being Issued to Army AI-NO Mesdames H. II. Dersham, For- ■■ paratroopers. ires, Klingensmith and A W. A seven pound son was born to The policy— in the form of a j Bartel were appointed to meet Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Harris of 30-foo, nylon chute—features re- Croewell Assembly of G«d: Rev. i with the trustees of the church on Drain at the Cottage Grove hos- pital, October 17. This is the firs, duced opening shock, less pendu- W. R. Davidson, pastor. Schedule financial business. lum swing, and a slower rate of of services. Sunday school 10 am . child in the family and the firs, descent. It also permits jumping A class for every age. You'll like grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 4.IKI, SCOUT WEEK from aircraft flying at 175 miles it! Sunday morning worship 11 Alexander of ('reswell. nitSE R V A N C E SET per hour. New khipiuent of o'clock. CRESW ELL Plans were made Greater safety and reliability Sunday evening evangelistic ral The Star club will meet at the for the observance of National are provided through use of a | Girl Scout week a, the Girl Scout home of Mrs. E. A. Green Friday. novel chute-opening method which ly. 7:30 p.m. Youth service, Sunday evening Lenders meeting Monday a, the I October 31 for a 1:30 dessert unfurls the suspension lines and at 6:30 p.m. A program designed city hall. T7ie Scouts are to attend I luncheon. the 30-foo, canopy away from the especially for youth. In uniform the church of their I — body of the earth-bound "man of Wednesday evening prayer hour choice Sunday, October 26, and Mr. nhd Mrs. F. D McPherson war." 7:30 p.m. the annual calendar sale will be Portland were overnight guests Packed In a canvas bag and held in connection with this an last Thursday of Mr. and Mrs fastened snugly to his hack, the Prowbytertan Church. Rev. Ger nual observance. The next meet E. A. Green. They also attended trooper's insurance policy goes ald G. Emerson, minister. Sunday the meeting that evening of the ing will be held November 10. II. A. and N'edra Wooltnan into, effect as soon as he steps school 10 am . Mrs. W. O. Thom Creswell chapter of Eastern Star, into space. son, sup,. Morning worship I t ■^JVejjivej^reei^damiw^ Sulwcrlbe to The Sentinel o'clock. Sermon, “What Is Sin?" Mesdames C. H. Harrold, M. A. MOVIES DUE FOR Horn, E. W. Hoagland and H. S. ARMY "(’L EA N -U P” Creswell Christian Church. Rev. Joslin of the legislative commit Captain Howard W. Killam, of tee will entertain at the October Boston, is going to'clean up the L. M. Bixler, pastor. Sunday | 28 meeting of the Civic club. O f movies. Bu, this Bostonian is not school 10 a.m. Ivan Parks, super intendent. Music by junior choir. ficers for the next year will ba a censor he literally is cleaning elected. Ralph Train, superintend film. He is inventor of a device 11 a m. Mornlhg worship. Sermon topic, "What It That In Your ent of the Croswell grade schools that improves the film-washing Hand ?**'Evening service a, 7 p.m. | will speak. The business meeting process. with class for each age group. will begin a, 1:30 In order ,o give Captain Killam Is o fficer' in Young people in charge of de- mote time to the program. charge of a network of ten film votionals. Adult choir practice exchanges in the Far East Com Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Word comes tha, both Dr. and mand. which stock and distribute church. Youth choir practice at Mrs. P. M. Rommell of Eureka, more than 19,(XX) training film 3:30 p.m. C a lif, have been stricken with His device is expected ,o save the polio. Both with thelr young son Army $2,950 during the first year Creawell First Methodist. Rev. visited here last year with Mrs. of use. Frank B. Vltaris, pastor. 11 a.m. ! Rommell's parents. Rev. and Mrs. Laymen's Sunday, with laymen as Alexander Hawthorne. The Haw guest speaker. 7:30 p.m. worship thornes have gone from thelr home service. Sunday school 10 a m. at Monroe to lie with the family. The doctor has been discharged The voice of parents is the voice from isolation, hut Mrs. Rommclt of gods, for to their children they is still in the respirator. are heaven’s lieutenants. —Shakespeare Church Class Meets With Pastor, Family Crescendo Staff Members Named Birdsong Initiated Into Gilfry Lodge Section Three NUMBER 10 Winter Proof Home Suggests Lumberman Quartet Will Sing At Grange Meeting CRESW ELL -T h e time has come for families living in older houses to make plans for winter ('R E S W E L L — Booster Night proofing their homes, especially will be observed by ( ’reswell where there are young children Grange at the hall Thursday, Oc and older people, according to Ed tober 30. at 8 p.m. to which all Green, Creswell lumber and build members and their friends are In ing materials dealer and member vited. A program will be high of the Public Affairs committee lighted by numbers from the O c of the National Retail Dealers togenarian Quartet of Eugene association. consisting of John H. Starr, “Any home which has not been George N. McLean, Rev. Frank L carefully checked for heat loss in Cook and Frank I. Turpin with recent years can be made more Mrs. S. E , Stevens accompanist. healthful and comfortable and Also on the program will be other heating bills can be reduced dur musical numbers, skits and games. ing the period of lower tempera A social time will follow the pro tures which lies ahead,” Mr. gram and refreshments will be Green said. served. Members are to bring “In addition to making sure cakes or cookies for the lunch. that the heating plant is in good operating condition, there are He is too experienced a parent four other ways to maintain more ever to make positive promises. even and comfortable tempera —Christopher Morley tures in cold weather: “Be sure that the ceiling or attic floor and exterior walls are prop erly insulated. “Have well-fitted storm doors and windows or double glazing on Your old treadle sewing every outside opening. machine to electric, "Make certain that every door portable or cabinet. and window frame *s well caulked. Prices from $27.50 "Install weather-stripping on all doors and windows. “Stopping heat loss with these precautions reduces air move ment on cold days, thus prevent ing draft and keeping floors warm 36 No. 7th Ph. 1051 er, in addition to saving fuel,” ( 10-ltp Mr. Green said. CONVERT The Sewing Center Do It Yourself and Save Fix That Roof. Make Those Repairs* Add That Room The Easy A.B.C. Way - Nothing down, three years to pay 3 /8 Rock Lath 1 /4 in. Sheetrock 1 /2 in. Insulated Sheathing Hot press 1 /4 in. Reject Plywood 16 x 32 Nu-Wood Ceiling Panels 3 /4 x 1 0 Bevel Siding A Real Secret Vranizan Imported Goods 38c souare yard 5c square foot 568.00 per 1,000 11c square foot 9*4c square foot S150.00 per 1,000 FEATURING WEYERHAEUSER 4 SQUARE FINISH Many other items needed in building and repairs includ ing cement, windows, roofing, doors, in fact a complete building supply service. -CHURCHES- Wanda Walking Dolls GREEN'S Easy Parking Hardware & Supply Creswell, Oregon Ph. 222 Panties, Slips and Brassieres BELIEVE THIS OR NOT Creswell Variety the Movie Theatres are 0at to Kitt ParMHutaet Racing As a Competitive Entertainment Industry If they succeed it will cost you, the Oregon taxpayer, $1 million every year Get Your Home Ready For Cold Woathor W ith CHAMPION HEATING OIL HOLLEMON MOTOR CO. Phone 595 CreHwell, Ore. FOB SALK — 5 acres, new small house started with Order Your framework and concrete foundation. $1195.00, $35.00 D O N ’T LET THEM TAKE A W A Y Christmas Cards p a r i-m u tu e l re v e n u e s to ta llin g $ 6 ,7 8 1 ,9 6 0 n o w g o in g down $35.00 a month. No well, water available. NOW H. H. Trailer from the Real Estate - Insurance Telephone 282 Cottage Grove Your Dependable Agent Creswell Sentinel 116 No. 6th Ph. 555 to fa irs , a g r ic u ltu r a l shows a n d th e s ta te tr e a s u r y . 327X NO vote TAXPAYERS' COMMITTEE TO RETAIN PARI-MUTUEL REVENUES G. train H«»i, Estcutiv» S««r»tary, FJD. Box 1731, Portland 7, Ortgon
