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1 A** 1 < It lS W E II . HEADKMM A T T E N T IO N CRESWELL NEWS Mr». (', I. Kent I« mir nr«», u ih rrtl.- ln< mul ■iilwrlpllm i rrprosrntallva for the < rxawoll aro*, lie r phone I» Creswrll ftA7. Publlshcd by T h * Sontkwl, Cottage • >i mc, < hi'giin ( KE» WELL'S OWN NEW SPAPER pa g e Council Considers Civic Club Elects Hi School Carnival « • X ï ï î t t , Buying Grader New ’53 Officers Big Weekend Event Around Town .. . 20 Paßes THURSDAY, NOVEM BER 6, 1952 Miss Tiedje Honor Guest at Shower Section Three NUMBER 12 Mr». Ixiuise Land went to Pfc. Hubert Duyck ha* returned Springfield last Wednesday to at- to camp at San Luts Obispo. Calif , tend the second birthday anni-following a 30-day furlough visit- versary of her granddaughter, ing Creswell relative*. He is a son Karen Hodges. of Karl Duyck. C R E S W ELL Some 150 mem ber» und guest* were present at CRESW ELL The poaalbla pur- CRESW ELL New officers were ! C RESW ELL The annuul high the Booster night program of Mr». C. I. Kent, Reporter C R E S W ELL M n . H. N. T rax rhuslng of a rood grader for the 1'leeleil al the recent meeting of school carnival, the big event of Creswell Grange Thursday, Oc ler and Mi». Delbert Walton en Rhone 557 upkeep of the city street* wo» «lls- the Creswell Civic club. They art' the season, will Open at K pin. tober 30. Mi». J, V. Birdsong, tertained at a pre-nuptial miscel cuaaed at length at the Monday as follows President, Mrs. L C Friday. November 7. The classes lecturer, wa» in charge and pre laneous shower for Miss Betty evening meeting of it»' city coun Salter; first vice president, M r*, j are working to have their rcspec- sented the following progiam: Mr. and Mr». W. M. Harr!« and Tiedje at the Traxler home Satur cil. No action »#« taken, hut the C I Kent; second vice president, live queen candidate crowned. 5 Officers seating drill; presenta family »pent the week end with day evening, November 1. Fall matter will again I h - taken up at Mrs. William Harris; recording; l.ucille Westlake la the senior tion of the flag; "What The relative» at Winlock, Wash. flower» and Halloween decorations the December meeting. secretary, Mrs A E Elliot; treas candidate; Margie Peltljohn, Jun- Grange Stands For," by some of were used about the rooms, and it was voted to request the urer, Mrs. W L Scott; corres- lor; Shirley Dunaway, sophomore Mrs. F. E. Goude is viiitlng a large pumpkin drawn by six the officer»; gifts to charter mem State Highway commission to IMindlng seeielary Mrs Grace and Ardyce Kiddle, freshman ber«, Mrs. Mary Lindsay and H. with friend« in thi» community mice carried out the theme of place a road algn at the new June- Gray, musician, Mrs. Kent; aud- Dale Bales Is genernl chairman. A. Howe. (Other charter mem- She plans to leave the middle of “Cinderella" and wa» used to hold lion at Goshen designating the Itor, Mrs II. N. Traxler. There will be the usual conces- hers are Mrs. Mabel Sly of Eu- i ‘ he month to make her home with the gifts. The unique replica was distance and dltectlon to ( ’re»- Members voted to have ears slons and funmakers. The public gene and V. E. Grousbeckl. her daughter, Mrs. Dave Rissue made by Delbert Walton. well similar Io the one that was available Io those unable to get Is Urged to support thia project, H. H. Brown gave the master's at Bend Guests for the occasion were in uie previous to the o|icnlng of to the imi II s November -i. also to since the funds will be used In welcome and the state master'« Mesdames E. R. Lawrence, George the new road. care for children at the time the purchase of new uniforms for A daughter was bom to M r W j —. m BI ack F B«K)«ter night address was given ... _________ -• . . fank ..... R Remodeling is simpler than you may have A iiernilt was granted Claude Tin- treasurer reported ’ rccclv- ’ the band. by W W Smith; National master's 8", ^ onald Land of Brown»- vitari». W. D. Tiedje. R C. Par- Klrkendall to build a house on Ing $5(1 from fhe Creswell Fair { realized.’ Many of our customers have been • — - • - address by H. H. Brown; reading, i «, a Eugene hospital October M)n, j,; l Huffman. Ross Brad- Iztnd lane The usual bill» were al association to la- placed In the . , _ . _ _ "Gettlng Ready for Grange," Ra- , pleasantly surprised at the cost of adding an , ' a'so have two sons ford, E. W. Rand. C. C. Walton, lowed. lib ra ry fun d mona Birdsong; accordion music Lan, wai1 formerly a ( reswell r U!UM>|| Tendick, Irm a Ogram, -J. extra room. Let us help you with an estimate. Ralph Tram, superintendent "I F n f p r J a l n a Q u e e t s by Oscar Alexander and daughter : { * * ’a a oephew of W. C. i jr Smith, R. E. Silvis Jr. of Port- GRADE MCIHMM, MAGAZINE cresweii grade «-ho is, wa, ti..., t n i e n a i n s u u e s i s Olsa; group of numbers by the Oc- • Lan<* Creswell. land, C. C. Taylor, Dora Martin, MALES PROVE SI'<< ESMFt’L s,Maker He told of the admlnis- C R E S W ELL A company of 85 1 ~ , C. I. Kent, F. E. Everson. Misses * ( ' l l E S W E I. L The mugazlne tralk.n of the schools and of the guwlg |n< |udlng members of the togenaiians of Eugene. Erank L Terpin. Rev. Frank L. Cook. R. T . I , S ; a™ f' ary. W. Donlon Barbara Tiedje. Helen Vick and »ale project at the grads school needed expansion program. Lions CIub international. their Burnett and John Starr; musical , ^ ewP°r *. Rhode Island, were Vivian Earnest of OSC. Those un has iRi-n completed with a total . s Emily i-ockwood und Mrs wives and the teachers and cus- skit by Mrs Murrel Olsen and ‘hneheon guests at Jjie W. I> ab)e to atten(i but who „ lftg of SMiiG turned in, of which the Jessie Matlock were visitors. t.xHisn. of , h<. an(l , tlelr Mrs. E. D. Grousbeck; hill billy 12.1 t'"rne Monday. Miss Betty were Mesdames G. L Tiecker, H. mc I mmi I received $285. The top l{(*fri*Rhnwntji worn served from wives und husband* wen* gucit* play "Pink and Patches," by Mrs. 1 “ , was a bridesmaid at their Taylor, E. A. Green, Richard rooms credited were those of Mrs. a table centered with fall fruit« <)f th<. Lion* a, a , urk(.y dinner Virgil Hill. .Bryce Olsen, Barbara ‘"J? ?. ,, W rr‘on,hs a£ ° . ln Duyck. Dona Bristow. W. O. G o rg e Hayes, Miss Alda Over- and Halloween motif« Hostess«»« Monday evening at the Creslane Perkins. Mrs. Robert Franklin K J“ma,h rails, and Mrs Donlon Shoop and Miss Madeline Black, street and Mrs. Hargraves, sec for the November meeting are chrysanthemums were the with Mrs. Murrel Olsen as direc-1 * * 1 i£ rvJ. ma,ron of honor at ^jiss xiedje's marriage to Don ' tion one of the eighth grade. The Meodame* W. D. Tiedje, W. M ,„1,1,, decoration« tor; fortune telling by the Hal- Miss Twdje s wedding next month. E Gilman q{ £1 CaHf top salesman was Timmy Hates, I Harris amt J It Miller of the pro- For the program numbers Mrs. loween witch; games and dancing 4 . is set for Saturday. December 6. son of M r and Mrs. E. Bates. He gram committee. D D. Eusted family h a v e ---------------- -- ------ E. 1). Grousbeck sang accompanied Refn-shments were served in th e' received a radio and engraved cup. by Bi yon Westlake, and a student The second highest was Lindsay MOTHERS <1.1 It TO MEET from the Northwest Christian col 4 Smith, son of Mr and Mrs. W W AT < REMLANE SCHOOL 7T II lege gave several Tradings. Smith. Ills award was a football SARTELL AND SON KILL CRESW ELL The Mother'» club IHW-POI ND BROWN BEAK features Eusted did much of the C R ESW ELL The first nomina- of the grad«- »choota will meet PRESBYTERIANH T o see Wedding Announcements and CRESW ELL M Sartell and wor^ on *^e place himself. They tio i of officers for the new year Friday, NuvembTi 7. at Cieslane l.WTll A NN IVERSARY F IL M Wedding invitations - . I. - to ... sell -_n or __ rent their .u other was bej(j a| ffjg Wednesday eve- school instead of the Creswell C R ESW ELL A film n s n m tfl- son Jimmy recently killed a 180- plan The Sentinel ning meeting. October 29. of Honor gr.ide school as previously an- orating the 150th anniversary of pound brown bear at the back of P'ac<" nounced. the founding of the National Mis- their plan* in the Bear Creek dis- r i r U " 7 7 Z Z - — .-¡« -a Reb<* ah J « **’’ wi‘ h ‘ he following a ? f e 'SU” S: NoWe grand' Mrs L ' C' Mr» J. V. Birdsong 1» In charge «Ion hoard will I m > shown at the trict The meat went in the locker , J h u "h ^t \ V‘CC grand' J' V of the program Pupils of Mrs Presbyterian rhurch Sunday. No- and Mrs. Sartel will have a nice Mary Neeley und Mrs Hilda Betk- vemher 9 at 7 p m. This will be rug from the mounte.1 head and s V* * ay Bl^ son8' Mre T - R Graham; re- evening at the school. ----- -------------- *— slilrde, teachers, will present num- followed by s potluck dessert. A pelt. cording secretary, Mrs. Vem Mc- ber*. silver offering will be taken. ------------ Cluskey; treasurer, Mrs. W. J. M. M. Lower has bought the Polson; financial secretary, Mrs. The Army Medical Service has The Army's Ordnance Corps has ; 16 women doctors and one woman J^ " cck placeK in the ??hrnatedt Al Viking ~ ‘ ’ 1 Viking. MRS. Itltd U N E N TE K TA IN H __ than «aontwi and has AT HALLOW EEN PARTY more 160.000 military -_a and I di nt 1st ___ serv ._________________ ing in this country and addition a"u "is r^use The lodge was invited to attend ,n civilian civilian employees trailer there^He plan« to Improve the homecomir.g of Spencer Butte C R ESW ELL Mrs H H Brown employee* at more than overseas. the place before occupying the lodge of Eugene on Saturday, No- entertained a group of young folks 100 U. S. installations. ! house. • vember 15. The occasion will also Friday evening. Guests came In 1 A ----------- 1 honor Miss Mary Ann Ziniker of Halloween coatumes Music anti T_T 1 T T ) U O Mr. and Mrs G. R. Miller at- Creswell. IO O F sponsored trip ghost stories provided much fun I J i\ ( j H tended the International Rabbit winner to the United Nations with prUes awarded to Diane _ convention in Portland last week. Council. S, hb-miucr. Mary Kaye Emerson ^ wrl1 Assembly of (k>d: Rev. and Martha Hitchkork of Klamath R I * * 1* “ "; Pa ,,° r . ------------ Mrs. Red Mogstad and Mrs Toy* have I mm - d moved to Fulls Others present were Judy ■ Rervices Sunday school 10 a m. The date of the Methodist Youth Leonard Young w ill serve refresh- Fellowship chili supper is Tues- ments at the November 12 meet- the main |wrt of the aton* Skaggs, Karen Slmmona and Carol or «-very age. You'll like day. November 18, instead ^ .N o - ing. Mrs. V. C . Steinhauer of R! Sun(lay morning worship 11 with nil m-wing need* on Sue Brown ________ o'clock. vember 17 as announced. I t will be Juanita Rebekah lodge of Spring- display in the alcove nt the Sunday evening evangelistic ral served at the church annex. This field but now a resident of Cres- Patronize Sentinel Advertisers P o s w i/v n n l ____ V«.____________" " ly. 7:30 p.m. group enjoyed a hayrack ride and well, was a visitor. Personal Service — E asy fear. wiener party Friday evening at ■ 1 Youth service, Sunday evening Phon«« 222 I NATIONAL SStJS BUIlDtNO Creswell, Oregon the home of the advisor, Mrs. Ross New line of dish wan*, at 6:30 pm . A program designed WASHINGTON. 0. C I^gal Forms The Sentinel Bradford. especially for youth. cups and m ugs at 15r, Fire Wednesday evening prayer hour King Imwls 35c, plate1« 25c. Mr. and MFs. E. L. Reynolds re- 7:30 p.m. Knits — sweaters and dresses — turned the fiist of the week from Whole set of Anchor glu.sa Presbyterian Church, Rev. Ger are going to be popular wardrobe a week's vacation which took them for MBM to points in Washington to visit ald G. Binerson. minister. Sunday Items thia Fall and Winter. school at a new time, 9:45 a.m. ‘ tr » « .'r . A n n . » U n - i - ww.n relatives, also in Portland. Their StOre u HS durJ Morning worship at 11 o’clock. love thia delectable topping for Sup<7 Junior Westminster Fellowship at apple cobbler or hot gingerbread. i[*.K a‘’scnce' bu‘ was opened fru.n the 6.30 pm . Pictures at 7 p.m. fol First, cream Vt cup vitaminized Wednesday. margarine with 1 cup sifted con lowed by potluck dessert. fectioners sugar. Then add 2 table- Mrs. W. O. Thomson and Mrs. I'lrM Methodist church. Rev. spoons honey and 1 teaspoon lcm- George Gwyther were hostesses serving. at a baby shower for Mrs. R. H. II. A. and Nedru Woolmnn Frank B Vltaris, minister. Sun on Juice. Chill • before • a lift No. lith Ph. 555 Campbell at the Presbyterian day school at in a m c c Walton, Don't forget to close snap fast suiierintendent. Morning worship eners and zippers before putting manse Thursday, October 30. at 11 o'clock A group from the ' garments containing them Into Games supplied entertainment un- Wcsley Foundation In Eugene will | the tub or washing machine. Pro- “ 1 serving time, be In chnrgc. A special offering tecta them from being bent during Officers for 1953 will be elected will be received toward the erec the washing and wringing process. * a at the meeting of Creswell Grange tion of a new building for the A|i»rtmcnt houne und aniall coftage on corner of F'otiKh Wesley Foundation 6:30 p.m Fel- J , . rV - kS evn,1®t «hS“T?i»r. . Thursday. November 13. On the und Oregon nvenne, Creswell. Two fine Iola. lioutM* 1» l..wshlp group. 7:30 evening ser- " " MeMr* old but vuliinhl«« property with good Income. Widow vice. good color remover, then tint or and Mesdames A. Viking, F. E. ulone, will sell cheap for only $5500, $I(MNI down, $60 dye them a lovely fresh color with ' *c^ an<^ RaY ' incent. u month. <'hur«-h of Christ, L. M. Bixler, all-purpose dye that works on all The Creswell Fire department minister. Sunday school at 10 a m fabrics. * * meets Thursday, November 11, at Morning worship at 11. Sermon subject. "God's Method for Saving . KD1,strl? ute, thc * ear on„ your 8 P m- a‘ ‘ he city hall. a a L is t W orld " F v e n in e ser e 8h<* U by Qf P>»cln « bpd ‘ h e t small hem _______ Ixist world Evening sen v ic ice at the j hMf The Sisterhood of the Christian at 7 pm . S.ngspiration and study of the tln>e And for sweet. sme„ . hour. Classes for all age groups. Ing ‘sheets — store your perfumed 7 1urf.tJ mec‘ s ‘ ‘ etl"esday. Novem- Monday, 6:30 p.m. Fidelis class toilet soaps near them In the linen with Mrs. L M. Bixler in Your Ih<|M'ndnhle Agent potluck dinner and business m<?et- j closet. — Eugene. Mrs. L Paisely is co Telephone 282 Creswell ing. Wednesday 3:30 p.m. Youth J ♦ ♦ ♦ hostess. Cars will leave the church choir practice. 7 30 pm . Adult _ wh*n1_ »ddlng seasonings to at 1:15 p.m. choir practice. Thuisday, Bible ? ^ UrYÎ.nnIf ------------ school workers conference. Never parit tf yoi^lilte'efxidh|uirv M r and Mrs' C' 1 Krnt were haeX ^ ^ % « V w 7 l u “‘C3r,;n h SPri" ^ ' d Friday to attend Here are circulation figures for the post five years, w hich »how that we are the second anniversary birthday Business Cants The Sentinel growing with the territory we serve. The figures are taken from our sworn state party of their granddaughter, m ents eaeh year: Lorraine Irene Goreham. NEED EXTRA O ROOM? s»» Add to your present homel Lions T u rk e y Feed Do It Yourself and Save ... ST4, i Rebekah Lodge Here Nominates Officers 3/4 X 10 Beveled Edge Siding 5150.00 per M 3 /8 Sheetrock 5 V2 c sq. ft. Shiplap Framing Lumber Timbers Improvements Square Tab Roofing 58.95 sq. More New Arrangements at Your Home Owned t Store Lusterless Outside Paint Weyerhaeuser 4-sq. Finish Doors Windows Frames Cement $1.40 per sk. Sliding Door Hardware 4 ft. door 54.95 Metal Gutter Downspout and Fittings 702nu.. Green's Hardware & Supply Order Your Christinas Cards Creswell Variety How to Reach 10,000 People NOW Cottage Grove Sentinel Advertising messages in the Sentinel are reaching a total of 10,000 or more people each week. We have the circulation figures to prove our claims, which inciden tally are not idle claims, but backed up by sworn state ments each year. We are the only news or advertising medium, living In and serving the South Lane - North Douglas area required by the government to make an annual statement of our coverage. For Sale H. N. Traxler Real Estate - Insurance Growing with the Area 20 off Mrs. Charles Northrup of Leba non visited over the week end at the home of her nephew, W. C. Adams. Butterwrap Paper—The Sentinel on Get Your Home Ready For Cold Weather With CHAMPION HEATING OIL HOLLEMON MOTOR CO. Phono .’ M Creswell, Ore. Sewing Supplies School Supplies Drug Sundries Kodak Films Costume Jewelry And All Notions Sale Starts Saturday, November 8th Creswell Teen Town Fountain Mr«. Zclnttt Edward« 1948- 49 average circulation 2,125 1949- 50 average circulation 2,270 1950- 51 average circulation 2,450 1951 -52 average circulation 2,755 1952-53 average circulation 2,949 Count of the press run last week 2,980 • • b what our experienced You can depend on us to serve you to the best of our ability. For results in classified or display advertising, for satisfaction in job printing or office supplies, just call ionnel offer you! mpt, reliable, careful K and courteous SERVICE. 555 or 556 SUPER SERVICE Cottage Grove* Eugene Freight and Transfer 32 S. 10th Phone 00 S-tfrx The Cottage Grove Sentinel I
