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ATTENTION CRESWELL READERS 16 Pages Mr*. C. L Kent to our new*, advertto- ln< and aubacrlptloi^ representative lor the Creswell area. Her phone la Creswell 057. New Grange Officers Preside at Meet; School Band Plays StateLeaders Meet Set for Creswell 23d For Mothers Club Officers Installed Mesdames Gerald By Theta Rho Club Church Sets Drive For Korean Relief Around Town . . . CRESWELL—The new officersit chairman; R. E. Wright, A1 V7fc-t CRESWELL—The school band Mrs. C. I. Kent, Reporter for the year presided at the meet- ing; taxes, S. J. Godard, C. Scar- under the direction of E. L. Hoff- Phone 557 ing of Creswell Grange last Thurs- brough, Mrs. Daniel Crockett- res- man supplied numbers for the pro-, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brewer have day ^evening ^evening with Clarence Jack- olutions, G. R. Miller chairman, gram at the Mother? club meet- day son as master. Mrs. Murrel Olsen M q H. N- Traxler, L. S. Ayotte; ing Friday afternoon at the Cres- rented the M. M. Lower place on Second street formerly occupied byZlaws, Harold Parks, chairman; ! well grade school. was installed as Flora. by the Max E llis.family. The El E.-E. Allen, Mrs. Frank Gardner;’ Mrs. Johnny H ustohpnsided at One application for membership lis family is now in apartments by initiation was presented. Mri safety, Barney Doyle, chairman; the business meeting. The club at the R. G. St. Clairs. ‘ -> ' ■ E D. Grousbeek, Frank A. Clack, [voted to care for the taking of the and Mrs Walter Fox, H ill Ver Insurance, H. A. Howe, fire, census for the district in the fall. tices, Collin J. Cbllom, F r a n k Coflom^Norina Oden and Mr. and Harry H. Brown; education and also to pay for materials needed Nelson Woodland is home from Mrs A F Oden were obligated scholarship, Mrs. George Hayes, I in the making of coat hangers for Korea where he served In the in the first and second degrees and chairman; Mrs. A1 Viking, H. N. both gymnasiums?The men teach- army He is the son o f Mr. and F J Hencelbrock in the third and 'traxler; ways and means, Frank ers and the janitors will do the j Mrs p a . Woodland of Creswell. E lliott!- chairman? 'Helen Vick, , work. fo urth degrees. . VA-. ------------ re-— The need for a . bicycle shelter Clifford Huckins has recently re. A state Grange lecturer's school ’■ Joe Simon; community service, , ... _ was announced"for February 5-6 Mrs. E. «L. Reynolds, chairman; atjhr-Creslane school was disciifc- was announced iu for r February was announcea r e u r u a .y 5-b mrs. „ r.. -i- „ . rxi-ynum.-,, .. . , . v ....... «... Thf, club votcd to buy the ceived his discharge rom the navy i at COrvallis and the Grange voted ' Mrs. F. E. Vick. L. J. Quigley; cd The and with-his parents; Mr.’and Mjr?. to pay the expenses of the local tellef, Mesdames C. JacksOn. C. H. materials raaterials for these also, with the George HuckinS, has moved to lecturer, Mrs. F. L. DeBerry. M r., Harrold, R. G. St. Clair, J. M. sftop class c.as making them. Springfield, _ _ DeBerry has also been invited to Black; courtesy. Mrs. Barney Miss Ruth Porterfield, a town- appear on the program. ¡Doyle, chairman; Mrs. W. J. er teacher in the Creswell school, Peggy Jo Lytle returned last The Creswell Consolidated Tele-1 Polson, Mrs. Frank Redding; visit- was a visitor, from the county week from a visit with relatives phone company was granted the ¡Hg. Mesdames E. F. Malone, superintendent’s office in Eugene. at Yuma’, Ariz. and ElCentro, use of the hall for the annual Arthur Rhodes, H. II. Brown; She explained the use of the new Calif. -meeting Monday, January 26. good-of-the-order,~F P. Clack, report cards and the difficulties The work program as prescribed chairman; E. jT* Malone, ~Mrs. B. in accurate grading of the pupils' Mr. and .Mrs. Philip Holt of the —- by Pomona Grange was adopted. Vaughn; sales slips. Mrs S. L. work. —— — Creswell Radio and Electric store The rooms of Mrs. Mary Neeley The recommendations made at Dahl, ch^ir^ n: ^rs. H A. Bergc, Kfire in Portland last week where a recent meeting of the new of- Mrs. s>. J. ixxrara „nond.n«. fzw thi- he attended a radio conference. fiqers and committee chairmen Historical, Mrs David Francis, membership a n e n fla n c e fo r day and the use of the.record ma- were read and discussed. S o m e, chairman; V. E. Grousbeek, Mrs. The Reese Lumber company Mary Lindsay; youth, Mrs C. cU-tihine for the month. were adopted including consider able improvement to be made to'Hollemon, chairman. M a r l e r ^ , To serve refreshments at the plant was idle for a few days last weejc while a new log-carriage and 2 2 X T “ " u ,e l m u ' i S d . Dc^ S . . i ' c " 8 S U track was installed.- Norman Rockwell, America’s most famous illustrator, is shown talking with the models he used to paint one of the pictures appearing on a 1953 calendar devoted to Ford Motor Company's fiftieth anniversary. He found these models among his neighbors in Arlington, Vt. Posed at left as the laic Henry Ford, when he was a watch repairing boy of 10 years, is Robert DeBloek, 12, seventh grade student at'Arlington Memorial school. Rockwell ehose Bernard Cullinan, custodian at the Arlington school, to'depict a neighbor visiting Mr. Ford's work shop. Public Open House PTA Sets Benefit Set by Springfield Dinner January 21 Plywood Operation CRESWELL G. Emerson, Catherine Dorris and Carl Ehrich entertained the Pres byterian Women's association at the manse last Wednesday after noon. Several worth whftc projects were planned, including a special l drive for clothing and bedding for Korea and other overseas relief. Four more choir robes were to be purchased, also three dozen knives for serving. A special offering was set to assist a local girl serving in mis sionary work. Standing commit tees for the year were appointed as follows: Transportation, Mrs. Norman Skaggs; hostess, Mrs. A- W. Bartel; sunshine, Mrs. A. J. Gabriel; property. Mrs. K.- C. Schwering, Mrs. W. O. Thom son; bazaar work, pillow cases, Mrs. H. H. Dersham; - aprons, Mrs. Barney Doyle; miscellaneous. Mrs. C. H. Harrold, Mrs. Grace Gray; tea towels, Mrs. K. C. Schwering; lunch cloths, Mrs. Francis Brun didge. " , Installation of officers will be held at the January 21 meeting at the home of the president Mrs. H. A. Simmons. The state officers' conference Hollemon, George Hayes; enter- and W. W. Smith, The television tower at the rear for January 23 at Creswell was tainment. Mrs. E, D. Grousbeek. - am m *. ■ of the Creswell Electric store was discussed and officers and mem- chairman; Mrs. Frank A. Clack, G ll f r y IO O F blown d o w n during the recent here urged to attend. There will Mrs. Joe Guth; sports, Richard heavy wind, and a new one is be be an afternoon and evening ses- Brown, chairriian; Lairy Viking, . - —.— I The public is invited 16 next ing erected. . ? ?• aion with a potluck supper at 6 , Frank Redding; publicity,_Mrs. C. CRESWELL — The following open house in Weyerhaeu- CRESWELL — Ike Holmes and T Gertrude John Lamb underwent surgery committees, have been^ appointed ger Timber Company^ new ply . . , I. Kent, chairman; , Mrs. ,, D ! . —- —Brttc«’ DBansberry_of-4he Oakridge -Judge Day T. Bayly waa a vial- Shelter; budget X V. Birdsong now resident« of at a Eugene hospital last week, to have charge of the Parent- wood plant’, /SfuvR. Tifpomb man tor and gave a short talk during IS. L. Dahl, Daroel Crockett, Ralph <-r,,^ .r4|^ at din- fa Teacher Association benefit ager x VI of the ■X.,- • V «3 W S. Ilf wprc vw ^. * V. vigitors - • ~ — thp - “ - f 111-- a company's . VI • ■ J * *7 Springfield g* • the lecturer’s hour. The officers Crisp, M rs -Birdsong. January 7 meeting‘-of Gilfry lodge. Miss Grace Holt of Des Moines, .ner to be held at the high school ^divlsloh*, Mid toda seating drill was practiced. I 'A social time followed the meet- C I Kent was elected trustee for IowaT’ is visiting at the home of Wednesday. January 21: The evenings of January*^, 22 Commlttees Named ------------ mg w ah thtbirthd^ ^ofJ.H 'cem - Publicity. C. C. Hollemon; t ic and 23 Trave beenJ^med as dates O thtr trustees are her sister. Mrs. Harry Holt. Thu following com m ittees-were ber-observed« The serving com- M. u Qllu ket sales. William Evans; table e 1 for the open house. The public has G. Miller and V. W. Johnston. Mrs. Lettie Good was in Cottage setting. Mrs. W. O. Thomson; cof "1 been invited' to tour the newly- appointed by the master to serve j mittee J a n u j Harold Parks and C. I Kent were this year; Agricultural, F. L De- I consists of Mr. and Mrs. Harry ] ¡appointed on The auditing com- Grove last Thursday evening to fee. Mrs .E. Allen, Mrs. W. W. consti ucted plant on those days Berry, chairman; Murrel Olsen, Brown, Richard Brown. M mittee. ~ ¡attend the installation of t h e 1 Smith: serving menu. Mesdames between the hours of 7 and 9 p.m., Mrs. A. A. Blickenstaff; leglila; Blickenstaff, Mrs. Bergc and Mr Plans were discussed for the Eastern Star officers. Her cousins. Simmons, A. W. Bartel, L E. Zin- adcording to Tit'comb. Company - ' ' tive. Mrs. C. L Kent, chairman; and Mrs. Birdsong. joint installation with the Cottage Mr. and, Mrs. L. Lasater, were in- Jker, L. J. A rient, S P. l^ e Sam guides will be present to explain E. J. Hengelbrock, Mrs. G. R. Mil Grove lodge January 17 at Cottage J stalled as worthy patron and Lunas, W. R. Stevens, E. W. Rand, plywood manufacturing processes ler; finance, Charles Wetzel, worthy matron for the new year, i Lloyd Cornwall, W. R. Hanson. and to answer visitors' questions. Grove. , ________ Forest Walton and E. D. Cart- chairman; F. E. Vick, Mrs. V. E. Evening hours were selected for Grousbeek; building, George Strat The Creswell fire department wright. the open house, Titcomb explained, Serving will begin at 5:30 p.rrt. to give schSol children and day ton. chairman; C. I. Kent, L. J. answered a call to a flue fire at CRESWELL -Mrs. J. R. Miller Afient; grounds. J. C. ’ Partney, the”Harold Peterson home during Plates are $1. for adults and 75c time jobholders an oppoitunity to chairman; Mrs. Mae Main, James was Installed as president. Mrs. the heavy wind of last Wednesday. for children. The funds will be attend. * used fo provide a scholarship for , Construction of the Weyerhaeu Morrison; road, E. O. Altg-it.ton, Calvin Palmer as vice' president CRJiSWELL - District inspec There was no damage, however. a member of the senior class. and Mrs. T . A. Bessonette as aec- tor, K. Cooper of Cottage,Grove, ser plywood plant which is inte A committee consisting of C. C. grated with the company's saw retary-treasurer at the January past district inspectors, J. Leibel Howard—Conn, who has been meeting ot the E Z club last Tues and A1 Smith of Eugene and dis attending a Bible College in jd a h o ., Hollemon, W. W. Smith and Mrs. mill, Kraft pulp mill and contaln- day afternoon at thefipme of Mrs. trict commander, Howard Van is now back at his barber shop George Belshaw was appointed at erboard plant at Springfield—was E. O, Smith. Lehn of Eugene, were visitois at part time. While having classes the Monday evening meeting of completed last July.- The new unit' Mrs. Smith was appointed chap the meeting of Creswell Post VFW at the Northwest Christian Col the Parent-Teacher Association to began peeling logs on a one-shift lain; Mrs. C. Scarbrough as mar lasl Tuesday evening. ----- • - lege in Eugene another party will meet with the high school direc basis on July 28, and shipments tors relative to having a hot lunch of finished plywood began in mid- shal and Mrs. R. G. 5>L J^lair as Plans were rryide to continue care for his trade. program at the school. Mrs. E. D. _ guardian. The committal . , In charge finishing the interior of the hall. b nQW operating on reported the purchase of ¡linoleum | The plastering has been done and The __ _____________ Creswell Chapter r ._. of ______ East- Grousbeek sang a solo for the pro-, P.he rugs for the IOOF clubroo'ftiTToor. | more built-ins will be Installed in ’ ern Star meets Thursday. January gram three shifts and- employs 195 More curtains for the lodge room the kitchen. A check of $100 was j 15, at 8 p.m On the refershment ! persons. is"thd next project. , received from the VFW auxiliary committee artj Mesdames J. T. M,rs. L. C. Satter-wUl gntertain to help with the work. ¡Kerr, Marvin Kerr, T. II. Burke GREYHOUND RELEASES at the February 3 meeting. Mpm- 1 ----------------------- 1 and William Melhorn; NEW TIME SCHEDULE A new line of prints for CRESWELL A new Grey spring sewing. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morris of' i CRESWELL—The Holt Lumber hound bus schedule has oeen been re- iln n " D u llr liv ir r ¡plUV I O W a i (1 C U l l U i n g Seattle visited Monday with his compahy of Creswell discontinued leased from the H. W. Taylor Mrs. Geraldine Moran, a fotmer CRESWELL At the meeting of |uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs V E. ;"as <yf December 31. The' store.- local agents, as follow»: teacher-In the Cre»well Union the VFW Auxiliary last Tuesday! Grousbeek. They were to spend mil, Was built and «¡M-ratiorv b» - Northbound, a m. 1:30. 7:09. 10:22. high school, has taken a position evening a check for - $100 was the evening with Mr. and Mrs. L. gun 14 y ea rs ago b> I lari y H olt o. P.M. 12:18. 12:16. 1:18. 5:18. 8:20. Also panties in dainty In the junior high department of presented the VFW post to apply C. Goheen in Eugene. .Morris form C resw eil. 9:13. S o u th b áu n d a m . 4:28 6:39, colors for children the Creswell grade school. s u c -ion materials for finishing the in- erly lived here. . i - He has purchased during the 11:47. P.M. 2_:59, 3:44, 5:58, '7:04, reeding Miss Bernice EUtrom who terior of the building. The com »nd women. past few years several farms in ¡10:18. recently licenme the bride of Ted mittee in charge reported $35 Roy Graham is a patient at the this locality and will spend his Johnson of Eugene. qleared from the sale of a doll Eugene Clinic following a severe time' in the farming business. The The two agencies used to re and wardrobe during the holidays. heart attack last week. No visitors mill has been leased to W. D. distribute great fortunes arc tax E. O. Smith, Harry are allowed, but he would appre Tiedje. al:o of Creswell, and a ation and offspring. Wanted to Buy 16 K. Mesdames Goreham, T. A. Bessonette and ciate cards fropi his friends. He former employee of the firm and T-shirts, dress shirts and LOGS WANTED: Long or short, Roy Peterson will be in charge of may be in the hospital several Charles B. Nelson of Eugene, Diplomats light the fires of war work shirts for men can saw up to 44 inches on butt, the Lions club dinner Monday. weeks. former log buyer for Western —taxpayers carry out the ashes. and boya. prefer, to buy on a woods run 4 January 19. Mesdames Smith, T. Door and Plywood Co. Operations Mr. and Mrs. Norman Skaggs. Will begin January 19. basis, hut logs must be sound. W. Walkup and T. H. Burke of the Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Miller and Highest prices paid and guaran- refreshments planning committee teed good scale. Payments made will announce .what., to bring for M. G. Miller attended the installa Subscriba tó The Sentinel tion of officers—for—the—IOOF - daily if necessary. Wagner- ' the January 20 social night; Wimawhala Encampment and of , Binford Lbr. Co , Cottage Grove, the Auxiliary in Eugene .Fridaj on hiway 99. Call Cottage Grove WOMENH A SSO C IATIO N We give green stamps. evening. Skaggs served as install .304 or Frank Gill, phone 1088. CH.ANGE M EETING D A TE CRESWELL The Piesbyterian ing officer, for the Encampment. for price. ' 22-tfnxxx-3i Who» w o u jd ’' Womens Association will meet M. G. Miller was installed as Junior Warden and J. R. Mifler Tuesday, January 20 instead of do to s o v e the regular day o t January 21 at as outside sentinel. Mrs. Skaggs a Vtfe? „ the home of Mrs. H. A. Simmons was installed as second watch of with Mrs Grace Gray, co-hostess, the Auxiliary. Mrs. Miller served ! —;-------- - 'on the refreshment committee. _L LOOgG Names New Trustee pjn, EZ Club Officers Installed at Meet District Officers Visit VFW Meeting For Spring Prints changere ,0 - "*“7 . ‘° Holt Lumber M ill Leased to Tied je I Auxiliary Gives NUMBER 22 THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1953 Jl------------------------------- CRESWELL’S OWN NEWSPAPER PAGE Published by The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Dainties Shirts CRESWELL—A formal installa tion of officers- for the new year was held, at the meeting of the Theta Rho club last Thursday eve ning. Jean Zilkowski served as In stalling officer and was assisted by Mrs. V. W.’ Johnston, marshal; Mrs. Loren Westrope, chaplain, and Willa Harris, musician. Laurel McCluskey is the new president; Shirley Barker, vice^ president; Beverly Brundidge, sec retary; Lorna Westrope, financial secretary; Lepta Nickel, treasurer: Enid Johnston, marshal; Marlene Smith; conductor; Jo Ann Corn wall, warden; Lticille Denhy, right supporter to the president; Mar- delle Cartwright, left supporter to the president; Faye Rodgers, right supporter ttf the vice president; Nancy Greenwood, left supporter to the vice president; Jean Zil kowski, chaplain; Doris Pettijohn, inside guardian; Velva Green?out side guardian; Martha Black, mu sician; Jean Huston, first herald; Judith / Skaggs, .second herald; Carol Sue Brown, third herald;^ Linda Viking, fourth herald. 7^ past president pin was -pre sented the retiring officer, Phyllis Moots. The secret pal names Were drawn for the new year. Willa Harris and Donna Hoodenpyle will serve at the January 22 meeting. CRESWELI, Officers for the The roll call response will be boys new year were elected at the names beginning with “J.” meeting of the Walker Commun ity club last Thursday afternoon at the home of. Mrs. C. G. Gray. Mrs John- Ware was najned pres ident; Mrs. W. C. Adam«, vice, CRESWELL—The annual meet- president; Mrs. Frank Zerangue, secretary and Mrs. Anton Byers, ing of Three Rivers Girl Scout, treasurer. Mrs. Adams and Mrs.'council has been scheduled for Gray wp?e appointed orTThe sun-1 March 4, at the Erb Memorial Shine committeesand-Mrs^ Maude.rbuilding on the University of Ore- Clark and Mrs,.Maty Lindsay on gon campus from 11 ajp. to 3 pjn. the work committee. The January ; Mrs. Irving Henning, Mrs. L T. 22 meeting will be at the home of ’ Campbell and Mrs. Keith McMilan Mrs. Adams. - of Eugene; Mrs. Alan Dorson of _ | Pleasant Hill; Mrs. Claude Ger- j lack of SpringfielA and Mrs. Nor man Skaggs of Creswell are mak in g the plans which include ex- ; hibits covering the eleven fields CRESWELL—A series of audio-i of Girl Scouting; work of the meter puritone hearing tests has , standing committees of the coun- just been. completed in both th e , and skits on the different Creswell grade school and tfl|f I phases of Scouting. Cfeslane school. Records have AU adults Interested in Girl brien kept for each pupil ar.d any Sdout activities aré Invited to at- loss of or impaired hearing will be ten(j the meeting. Tickets will be reported to the parents of the | available from the chairmen of child. According to statistics M as-. the six districts in which Lane sachusetts and Oregon are the County is divided. only states in the union to con duct such tests. MALT SHOP TO OPEN CRESWELL—I—E. R Lawrence, DORCAS CTRLCLE MEETS owner of the Teen Town corner AT WETZEL HOME building, has. taken out the par- C R E S W E L L — Mesdames tition on the west and E. J. Green- Charles Wetzel, C. Sca«bro(trgh and wood, owner of the adjoining T. A. Bessonette entertained t h e , store, has moved his stock and Dorcas circle of the Methodist added much more space to his church at the Wetzel home last i ' store. The Lawrence family plan Wednesday afternoon. ' to open a malt shop in the re- Mrs. William Harris led the de-j i mainder of the building. votions. Mrs. W. D. Tiedje pre-', sided at the business meeting. Mrs. T. A. Bessonette gave her biogra? Wanted to Buy 16 ph.v, and Mrs. Blanche Gwyther will give hers at the February 4 ILOGS WANTED: Long or short, meeting. Hostesses for that meet- can saw up to 44 inches on butt, ing will be Mesdames H. N. Trax- prefer to buy on a woods run ler, Tiedje and J. A. Coleman. basis, but logs must be sound. Honored at the birthday table { Highest prices paidAnd guaran- were Mrs. Traxler and Mrs. ' teed good scale. Payments made Tiedje. daily if necessary. Wagner- Binford Lbr. Co., Cottage Grove, on hiway 99. Call Cottage Grove To5<^tch suckers, merely offer unreasonable returns and let na-1 304 or Frank Gill, phone 1088, 22-tfnxxx-3i ture take its course. ‘ I for price. Mrs. Ware Elected" Walker Club Leader Mrs. Skaggs Member Of Scout Plan Group Schools Complete Audiometer Tests Creswell *. Variety Champion heating oil w ill supply your home with clean, dependable heat. Next time ask for CHAMPION. . HOLLEMON MOTOR CO. ■ * * s Phone 595 - Creswell, Ore. IMPROYEMENTS YOU CAN BUY O N TIM E TO B IA U T IF Y T O U R N O M I . . . TO M A K I IT M O RI COMPORTARLI 31 —CHURCHES- • r Section Two The social meeting of the \*FW Post and Auxiliary will be held Presbyterian Church, Rev. G er Tuesday?January JOTtnUrrm. The ald G. Emerson, pastor. Sunday members are to bring sandwiches -school 9:45 a.nr. George Gwyther, for the lunch. / superintendent. Morning worship • People are u rtm ierfi'. Y o u , at 11 o'clock Sermon topic, "Signs The family' of L. C- Satter for example. Y ou'd go through of Maturity." Junior choir will helped him celebrate his birthday at reae an d strain— riak your life sing. . ■'— --------y ■ — to aave another. W ill you do .anniversary Sunday^ January 4 • sim ple tin«,g? W e each For dinner Ihose present were M f.; have more than half-a-m itliQn Assembly of God Church, Rev. and Mrs. Satter, Don and Charles , hours in a norm al lifetim e. G iv e fW. R. .Davidson, pastor. Sunday Satter and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ju st one o f those hours and a 'school 10 a ni Worship, 11 a m. Johnson and family, Mr. arid Mrs ° p int o f b lo o d -to a n y a tijc in i Wayne Bower-s and-family and Mr a n em ergency. 7Ac W alkin g Irst Methodist Church. Rev. and Mrs. L. W. Lee. 8/onrf Bank protects you, too? Telephone or m ail the coupon. Frahk B. Vitaris, pastor. Sunday- school a r 10 a ni <’ C Walton, A -large group of friends held. aj_ superintendent. Morning worship surprise social evening for Miss [ at 11 o'clock Sermon. “Prepare Wilma Dickerson at • her home ¿Xe the Way of the Lord." Monday in observance of her birth Youth Fellowship 6:30 pin. Eve day ' anniversary. Royce Bartel . ning worship 7:30 Youth fun. played ‘ several saxaphOne num rtu tun tu /me food, fellowship 8:15. bers and there was group singing ¡ BIO00 BOMH 'i Board of Education in new unit Monday. January 19 at 7:30 p.m. The Woman's. Society of Chris- jFamily night with potluck supper . tian Service meets Wednesday. and a film from Dr. Qjristian January 21. a t . the Methodist series plus comics at annex Wed- ' church ‘annex wiih Mrs. W. D. jnesday. January 21. - r Tiedje leader of the devotions and i Mrs. C. I. Kent leader of the les W ith otU obligation, tell me more Church of Christ. Mwrence M son on “Modern Samaritans?' Mrs about T k f W alking Blood Bank. Bixler, mihisten Sunday school 10 Dora Martin and Mrs. E, C. Fisher am . Morning worship at 11 will have charge of the covered Name ....___________________ _ o'clock Sermon topic. "The Power di«h luncheon at 12:30. of the Christian Fellowship." Eve ning service -7. p m Singspiration You owe your security to those j and study for all age groups. C o lla g e Grove H o -|ilta l who insisted on a Bill of-Rights. *. *■ ai»’*’«âtoD » eñ*1 » - 1 . a a a » ä . « * » V a • « g >id«wofla abevt SO.17 r « w ’ PAYMIMTS > Whathar If» o «moll rapair job or axfantiva remodeling or initallotion work, hove it dona new . . . enjoy the comfort of needed improvement* while poying for them on eo*y monthly in»tolment». Don't delay ony longer...use our ABC Budget Paym ent P la n . . . p aym en t* arrang ed ta f it your ldcom a...and yaw don't «tart payment* until the work is completed la your satisfaction. a • Wo a n roady to help you with plans and valuable information. Come in and folk It over. 4 GREEKS HARDWARE S SUPPLY Creswell, Oregon f Greens Give Green Stamps Ph, 322
