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r«<e « The Meni Inri, C ottage Grave, Oregon T hnra. X ev. IS. 1932 ! LONDON fo r hunting season. Two m em bers, showed up fo r the October 29! meeting w ith Mrs. Jeanne M orton J Mra. Gale Koh.r, Ke(>orter ami M is Frank Guisinger eating L Mrs. J. W. Flaher a twosome lunch at the rluhrnom s { Phone 791R1 Telephone S3F3 and spending the day q u iltin g ZB S il C * .1 w i l l , l o w ilis - November 3 three m etnlxm , Mrs. * GO TO A p " ' ma« ‘ and son play in Pioneer H ardware store in Morton. M is Roy Ewing and M rs M A V I B T U B A T D C » A n W 1 O tto of Sacramento were visitors O rttage G re w of his wood carving Elvis K elly spent the afternoon •AUVIt IrlE A lR t TODAY from Thursday u n til Sunday at in cooperation w ith the National qu iltin g . A number of new quilts f Y T — 1— I n n z - V 7 m ? ^ l ,hC J<* 1Prcnla2Mi b*l,nc and w ith A r‘ * ‘* k exhibits. M r. Small has are is p o r le d o n the w aiting list other relative*. ¡previously only been appreciated Regular meeting Is Isin g held this Mrs W A. Hemcnway attended fo r his clever wixxi carving bv week N e\enil>ei I.'. Io m a k e p lan . ; a concert at M cA rth u r court in local people o f the comm unity who fo r the Christmas party. A new j Eugene last Thursday evening and were visitors in his home where electric heater has been added to was a dinner guest that evening his carvings were to he seen O U 3 M 1 1 1 » VJ i the cluhrooms. j at the home o f her son-in-law and L indon store has used a real leg A dainty pink and blue baby daughter. Mr. and Mts. W illia m church made in m iniature by M r shower was given at the London K N orris in S pringfield Small in recent window displays 4-H Motheis clubhouse, Friday i t M rA * vn<‘ ° f MrS Sm al!' who ,s a “ ’«‘ her "at j evening, November 7, honoring bavc bc,' n Kucsts London school, has a small, re a l1 j Mr», tlene Lusk. Hostesses were all week at the home o f Mrs. M il- log house in her room at school 1 Mesilames Elvis K elly, Henry Hess le rs brother F ta n k LaBlue. The pupils of her mom delight in and Julian Small. Games were i Wed.. Thilrx., Fri., Sat., and A lfred " h e e le r rearranging the m iniature hand played w ith Mrs W illia m Pertnl November 12-13-14-13 and Glen Estes o f N orth Bend anrved fu rn itu re before the real | and Mrs. Je rry Russian w inning were recent visitors of Mrs fireplace in the little house. “CRIPPLE CREEK” i prizes. The g ift table was center- \ \ neele: s sister. Mrs. Pete Tonole Election Ijtrg e s t George Montgomery, j ed w ith a balloon rvn tcrrd -p ie rc ( arl Simpson, who is in the The election last week was the Jerome Courtland. i arrangement. T w enty-five guests Navy was a v is ito r this week of largest fo r the London precinct T E (I I M ((tl.()K . I attended. his sister Mrs. A rleigh Kenyon He when 187 voters voted out of a I , „ . „ . , . . . . ............ »vu-u OUl oi a, I Mrs. Julian Sm all w ill entertain — A lso— has been in Japan and is home fo r 210 registration Voting was done fo r the M errym aker» Card club 1. days a fte r which he w ill be at j com fortably at the back o f London •WALK EAST ON BEACON* November 20. The September and George Murphy, Virginia Gilmore. Bremerton navy yards fo r tw o store arranger! bv Mrs. Dean October meetings were postponed i o r three months w hile his ship is M artin, re g istra r and manager of because of hunting seasons. undergoing repairs before its re- t the h e store. v „ ... ------ » ,__ New member on the Wood Fibre f'laaa [ tu rn to Japan's coast. Sun.. Mon., November 18-17 election board was Mrs. Henry The wood fib re class w ill be held M r. and . Mrs N eil Gwyn and r-.. - ........ - Hpss ’ «king the place o f M u rry MODERN DAY FOLK ARTIST. LEFTY FRIZZELL, tu... al u n.m. agmn , nurMlav “THE BLAZING FOREST” tw o sons o f Cottage at 11 again IB„ this Thursday. Grove were Newton. O ther members were his band will appear for a show and dance engagement at November 13, w hen gardenias w ill John Payne, Agnes Mnorehead, recent visitors o f Mr. and M rs ‘ Verne Shortridge, Chris P fa ff William Demarest. IV m " AiT ‘n c : T , * Mrs. C harlie Powell and Mrs. ElvU the Hayloft Jamboree in Eugene Friday night, November 14. be made. It has ixs-n told by the Hayloft Jamboree was formerly the Arena ballroom. Lefty leader. Mrs. M aurine Perkins, i Mrs. F rank LaBlue attended a Kelly. TECHNICOLOR. nearly all of the songs he sings and has total of 12 ’ h«t unless a class of at least 25 - ltU^ . rni T ,inR ,°2 C L” “ " s 7 k A counting ¿ a rd was a new writes hi rviFas in ♦ »i»rv » '«ao »^3 attend, the lessons may have to ; 7 dauKh tc r- M rs convenience this year w ith five ™ lx* discontinued. Fourteen attend i HmvardI Raymond at _ Row River, members th a t speeded up the re -! Tues., Wed., November 18-19 Andrew Saultz, who came to ed .. ., the class __ last . week ,, . when ca- Neighbors club turns th a t were completed by were defeated in the immediate “LET’S MAKE IT LEGAL” j 1 " i . Kno* nielins * were classes (he visit in in v Oregon last sum summer w ith T*«“ wer*' made , If f cIa? ' " ’ eon- met . ... rhursday o f last week w ,u ith i iv:d 10:30 u p.m. compared to 3 o r 4 a m. ni p precinct r w n c t vote on liquor by the >regon lasi m er wnn his d au e h te ? M rs la .r r v ll.v „ e s nUe* « « •« . * “ » »? m ad*‘ « « * Claudette Colbert, i i Mrs. with o p o t- , other years. ..___ To secure a counting — i . . __ __ : . utual betting, his T Frank p r a , RiartfnrH B la dford w ith a glass and i pari-m daughter, Mrs. L a rry Haynes, Macdonald Carey, Zachery Scott. luck meal at noon. There were hoard the precinct had to have at " ' “ >» of continuing the fig h t were decided the clim ate was too damp November 2ft meeting and Christ- — Alao— liv e members present. A t the least 90 voters at the prim ary discussed and a goal set to secure for him and returned to Newark, mas corsages are on the list a fte r business meeting it was decided election. Serving on the board I00«! option fo r the county. Ohio, Tuesday. A son and brother that. Thornton Corners M 0REL0CK5 'Çottee&od AMERICA'S NO. I WESTERN ARTIST LEFTY FRIZZELL T b s Stsglsg S s r m N s s at ifc< Nattaa' AND HIS F T J - M .U COLUMBIA RECORDING BAND fsstw ils, COLUMBIA ARTIST LOU MILLIT COMBINATION SHOW & DANCE DANCING 9 to 1 THE HAYLOFT JAMBOREE $ J 5 0 MR PERSON Ktlgene Form erly the Arena Ballroom (Tss laslujed) FRI., NOV. 14 Will Your Children Lose Their Mother, Too A -FLESH AND FURY” ,O i 22 j f !ilC annua' hazaar and were Juanita (Mrs. Nelson) Be- cooked fjo d sale on the 22 o f this mis, substituting fo r M arjorie rno’^h s at the Coast-to-Coast store (M rs. Waynne) Berggren as chair- in Cottage Grove. The next met- man; Mrs. Roy Ewing, judge and mg which w ill be the Christmas clerks Mrs. Jeanne Morton. Mrs. Thors.. Fri„ Sat.. meeting w ill be at the home o f George Sibley and Mrs. Arden November 20-21-25 I iu H ’SS'ns- i Powell. -FLAT TOP” M r. and Mrs. J. L. S trickland's Gary P a lki about ten vears old, m other Mrs Pearl Hansen of stopped. looked and listened be- Sterling Hayden. Phyllis Coats, ended Idaho, who is visitin g fore he started to cross the road Kiehar.l Carlson. here a! the home of her daughter, near his home November 1 and COLOR. w-erc on a fishing trip last week he let the coming car go by but —A lso— _ _ at points on the Umpqua river. he failed to see the second car 'JAPANESE WAR BRIDE” Mr- and Mrs Layng o f M t. following the firs t and stepped Don Taylor. Shirley la m a g u eh l. lpw " T 1* ‘T C?ntJ , l " ncr pucsts o f dire ctly out in fro n t o f it. F o rtu - tim ' k 1Rfk nS • . nately he was only bumped, but he of M ’ i T i k v brOthr r ' ln -';,w received a fracture o f his rig h t « ll« t Kenyon, has been knee and has had to remain in ■ " and T * 7 iS Hp « abIp ’ o be up a little • phone 2 1 0 - 1 * to leave in about a week fo r , his W ivk but must lose another tra in in g camp. I week . school M r. and Mrs. Bud Lawrence o f A nother tra ffic accident near Wed., Tburs., N’)>vemtM-r 5-8 dav H ? w ^ u ? thc P alki honiP happened Friday CLOSED. X 7 a " .7 2 ' evcninK' November 7. when a ear • ■ friends in 7 2 > ° ,N ’r bplo"ein<? ’ » Mrs. Palki's brother. M ^ s n r f U C<T m ii n‘, y n , /^ n k M ericle Jr., was parked Fri., Sat., November 14-13 da^M c? L h3 2 and loading hogs in a tra ile r and was “MY FRIEND FIJCKA” e u e s .s M e 7 a « ¿ ¡ 2 ^ H1" in to by an approaching ear Roddy McDowell, Rita -Johnston, of Ijk-'e’ n l/ T ? r r ” Pe,e M ',Ie r ! belonging to Rcub H einrich who Preston Foster. ^ i,o ? t M en? w Und! i could 001 tbe »‘8™ ! lights in COLOR. An assistant leader, Mrs. Arden ° f Mrs. Haynes, Gerald Saultz and Business Cards The Sentinel Powell, was elected. Mrs. C liff ’ wo sons, have moved to Ever- P °s’ p’'. leader, conducted the green A u to Court in Cottage meeting and gave a reading and Grove. ’ «Ik on the good to done in the Mr. and M is. F rank M cKinny com m unity. L ite ra tu re was given «n‘l new- baby have moved to the out to seven members attending Pern Ridge road ten miles the ’ ° 1* reported on. Anella M a rtin other side o f Eugene. A report appointed to make Thanks- ’ cH» ’ hat the baby has been ill g 'v in g posters. N ext meeting w ill «nd under a doctor's care, lx* December 3 at the home o f M r. and Mrs. Chet G ilham and Mrs. Arden Powell. L ig h t refresh- »on Glenn are proving to be the ments were served by Mrs. George fishermen they are by bringing H inkle, hostess. home the salmon from the Ump- A correction on last week s L it- qua. w ith five caught one tr ip No from (he erary Society report. Mrs. Dean vember 7. H erbert M axw ell who M rtin liff r Foster .« a a n in and ana Mrs. mrs. C v m ro s te r are ««ompanied them on a trip on the refreshment com m ittee fo r S?U,7 ” ,?,Ur ° nC' the next meeting. November 21, r r ’ * ,,b at Archie Powell's, instead of the f?o" fl,'S“ ’ n ° n 5*Ub <fa,M ,bn!1 re' llfiN o . (ith Ph. 555 entertainm ent committee. M r s . »ulted from p«eit|x.r.m .nt of meet- Lynn Hawes and Mrs A rchlc »>K» of London 4-H M other s club Powell are on the entertainm ent committee. Mrs. Edith Woods accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Anderson on an 11-day trip to C alifornia, re tu rn in g home before election. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson’s son, Ray mond, aeeomi»anied them home ro r owart n y minor dama e was fo r a week's furlough before going to Phoenix, Arizona, fo r schooling —A lso— b " ,,h n ' in gunnery. He is a second lieuten “LAST TRAIN FROM F rank M ericle 'Jr., is here visitin g ant in thc a ir force and w ill go 5 Mi. Eaat un Dittatoti Rotiti spent Saturday a t the coast. BOMBAY”. from England where he has been to Korea in January to fly je t M r. and Mrs. F ra n k Bradford w ith the arm y, but is now dis Jon Hall, Christine Larson. To the Music of JACK WINDERS A HLS ORCHESTRA planes. He recently graduated a f were visitors one evening last charged a fte r fo u r years o f ser- te r tw o years schooling a t Chand- $1.00 Admission R rari'orri m ™ 1 Robert vice. He is the firs t one o f the ler, Arizona B ra d fo n l Cottage Grove. tem i)y th a t ,jke _ Son., Mnn„ Tiles.. - - ■ nd . Irs. Fred McNew of an(j ¡s gOi ng back east a fte r a ™ November 16-17-18 S i u r t a t o 7 CM r m T v is it ’ « C alifornia. His parents I “TIIE MARRYING KIND” other mem ber, o f h i, f . m i l , ! Judy Holiday. Aldo Ray, Mrs. R. C. McNew and returned recently moved to Oregon from Madge Kennedy. to th e ir home Sunday. Michigan. James A llen o f N orth Bend — Also— Mrs. Fred M ills attended the visited Sunday at the home o f his Lane County postmasters m eeting, “STORM OVER TIBET’ sister, Mrs. C. R. Trent. in S pringfield Saturday and re- j Diana Douglas, Rex Reason. M r. and Mrs. Ross Bradford mained overnight w ith friends in ( and children o f Creswell were Eugene to escape d rivin g home in i v is ito is Sunday of M r. Bradford s the fog Saturday night. Wed., Thurs,, November 19-20 parents, M r. and Mrs. F rank Another pink road brightened Bradford. CLOSED. up the com m unity last week when j A. E . Higgins received a tele- slag was h a t led on the C lay mine , gram Sunday telling o f the death o f his mother. Mrs Frank Higgins, road by a fleet of trucks F riday at Spooner, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. H ig and Saturday from the B lackbutte le ft by car Monday to attend mines waste slag piles th a t has Zipper Note Books -The Sentinel j gins me’ iunèraì'. the slag-pink color seen on so many of the logging roads in the vicinity. W o rk is being done on the Clay M ine road on H o b a rt. B utte in preparation to opening i the mine when the new govern ment aluminum plant is b u ilt in Springfield. Mrs. C. A . Riggs returned home in tim e to vote at the general election last week. She has spent the past three months w ith her son, Andrews Geeters, and fa m ily a t C liffs, Wash. Mrs. Riggs ex Elgin, Rulova, Hamilton, Longin«*», Gruen, Wyler, pects to rem ain here u n til she Illinois». C'roton sells her place. A grandson she had not seen since he was seven years old and who is now 18 sur prised his grandm other by a v is it Elgin American and Pilcher fro m P ortland when H a r o l d Geeters came to spend Saturday w ith Mrs. Riggs. Mr. and Mrs. C liff Foster were Columbia, Artcarved, Wedlock surprised by a visit last week from M r. Fosters parents, M r. and Mrs. L. R. Foster, who drove from Wyoming. They came by way of Salem where they voted by mail, while visitin g another son, Je rry MODELS and fa m ily there. 1847 Rogen», Community Plate, Holmen A Edwardtt, Emma Lee Berggren was able Gorham, Wallace, Heirloom, International to return to school Monday a fte r a week’s absence due to a bad cold and ear infection. Tommy Banton is s till home Ronson w ith a strange illness jh a t baffles his doctors. He has already missed several weeks o f school. N O W Seven models to choose N O W Lowest prices In the his Mrs. Glen Banton and Mrs. Les from; blade lengths from 14 to 36 lie Anderson are to attend the to ry of the p opular McCulloch Inches, plus 13-inch bow. 3-25 power saw. upholstery class in Cottage Grove. Mrs. Lewis Raisor cares fo r Tom 1953 models feature improved carburetion for m y Banton w hile his m other a t tends classes. smoother operation at full power in any position. Mrs. Melton Savage received a The new high-speed HH chain is standard equip v is it last week from her brother, ment. Many more exclusive features. Russell Bonner, who is home on furlough from 24 months spent in Japan w ith the Navy. He expects to go back in January fo r extend ed du ty in Japan. Ixirulon W.C'.T.U, I t was fe lt a t the November 5 meeting of the newly organized London W.C.T.U. th a t the group (formerly P a t \ Saw Shop) had been o f some beneficial in W. lì. A E. R. STRINGER fluence from a report th a t two 117 No. Lane Ph. 146 measures opposed by the group Tony Curtis, Jan Sterling. Mona Freem an. Order Your O , own device»* in order to find work to Mipport them? Adequtite life hiMurance gun ran tecs that thc home will not be run by a part-time mother who is forced to divide her attention between securing n livelihood and raising a fam ily. 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