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Page 6 The Sentinel, Cottane Grove, Grenon SILK CREEK Mrs. Hal Cochran, Reporter Phone UM4-1 Mr. and Mis. E. R. Darnell left Thursday for St. Helena, Calif., where they saw Mrs. Esther Wheeler and son Jack and Mr. Darnell's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Van Darnell. Leonard Estes of San Diego has been visiting his mother, Mis. Nettie Estes. While here he has been helping ' er fix up the house by installing a new sink and drain boards. He expected to leave for his home Monday afternoon. Mrs. Edwin Estes of Yoncalla brought her little daughter Caro lyn to Cottage Grove hospital last week, where she had her tonsils removed on Thursday. Mrs. Estes stayed that night with her mother- in-law, Mrs. Nettie Estes. Mariel Jean Darnell and Mrs. O. H. Wheeler with Mrs. Gertie «Mi Wed., Thur»., Fri., Sat., April 1-2-3-4 “HIAWATHA” Vincent Edwards, Yvette Dugay. TECHNICOLOR. CURTIN Than., April 2, 1953 Trask and Mrs. Myrtle Babcock attended an associated M. U. meeting at the S.D.A. church in Eugene Saturday afternoon and evening. Keith Babcock, who has been under treatment at the Veterans’ , hospital in Portland, is able to be at heme now. Mrs. Babcock will keep working at the Veterans’ hospital for a while as Kcfth has to stay in Portland and go back to the hospital for treatments. Mr. and Mrs. Wiilis Isley and little son I«»rry Gene, who live on Mosby Creek, were supper guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Duncan, Saturday night. Charles EUenberg, who had a bad heart attack some time ago, is still confined to his home and not able to get outside and do anything. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Duncan and sons Lester and Wallace visit- id cousins, Mr. and Mrs. John Wy- kowski at Yoncalla Sunday. A. B. Cook returned home from Redm nd Eriday night but had to go back Monday as they didn't finish up the power line job. He thought they might finish by Wed nesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Allen and children drove to Grants Pass Sat urday and returned home Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cook and Jimmy and Mickey were callers Ten-year-old Linda Rcthcrford of Burn», Oregon, daughter of Mr. at the Robert McEayden home in and Mrs. Kenneth Retherford, rmhrs a table treatment for muscle Eugene Saturday evening. training and relaxation from Mrs. Jeannine Glrnbel, physical therapist, at the Easter Seal agency’» hospital school for crippled children in This is the wonder of the Rcsur- rection That things unvalued Eugene. Physically handicap|H<l children from more than 20 Oregon counties are at the hospital school, which is financed through the sale now reveal their worth. Lucy Larcom | of Easier Seals each year. —Also— “STOP, YOU’RE KILLING ME” Broderick Crawford, Claire Trevor. TE( UNICOLOR. LATHAM Mrs. Esther Trunnell, Reporter Phone 17-F-ll ARE YOUR AUTO INSURANCE RATES UP? 1 i Sun., Mon., Tues., April 5-6-7 “COME BACK, LITTLE SHEBA” Burt Lancaster, Shirley Booth, Terry Moore. (This 1» Shirley Booth's Academy Award picture.) before you More than a million policyholders. renew your Providing protection for over 24 years. auto insurance Over 700 district sales and claims offices to serve you. be sure to check our rates Added — SPECIAL — “OPERATION A-BOMB” Your Farmers Insurance Group Agent will be glad to help with any of your insurance problems at no obligation. Call and ask for a FREE quotation. You will be glad that you did. The A bomb In testing and operation. Wed., Thurs., Frl., Sat., April 3-9-10-11 “MONTANA BELLE” Jane Russell, George Brent, Scott Brady. TECHNICOLOR. —Added— BI GS BUNNY CARTUNE REV I E (¡0 minutes of reel fun. * PHONI L-O-G-G-E-RS 21O-L * Wed., Thur»., April 1-2 CLOSED. Have Your Fri., Sat., Sun., Mon., Tue»., April 3-4-56-7 Heavy Duty Equipment Repairs “THE GREAT CARI SO” Done NOW! Marlo Lanza, Ann Blyth. TECHNICOLOR. “THE PILGRIMAGE PLAY” Spring is almost here, so if you need repairs on Cats, Trailers, Trucks Story of life of Christ. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Campbell and daughter of Springfield spent Sun day at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Walker. They all attended the sacred cantata at the Presbyterian church in Cot tage Grove that afternoon. The Campbells have purchased a home in Springfield where they are now living. George Campbell is greatly im- proved and has gone to work for the Economy Printing company in Eugene. Vern Chilson of Tigard spent the last week with his brother, Bon. The latter took seriously ill the same day his brother left, which was Fiiday. He is improv ing. Delferd Kelly spent spring vaca tion with his cousin. Gary Olson, in Eugene. Gary moved to Eugene with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gillman Olson, from Sharon, N. Dak . in November, but they sur prised the Rosenthals with a visit only three weeks ago. Mrs. Al Rosenthal gave a birth day party for her son. Delferd Kelly, Monday evening. A. L. Bennett, a former resi dent, who now' lives in South San Francisco, passed another mile stone April 2. Old friends and neighbors here join in wishing him many happy returns. Mrs. Julia Watts returned Thursday from a six weeks' visit with her daughters in Washing ton and Idaho. She is again at home in the Boswell apartment. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hull and son Lowell and another son Law ton and his wife of Vancouver, Wash., spent the week end at the C. S. Plaster home. Merle Porter and Charles Moss .ye putting up their chicken busi ness and trailer court and the Charles Moss home for sale this week. Tiie Porters plan to stay in their new home. SAGINAW college at Monmouth, spent spring There is a Resurrection Life That I must share , vacation last week at the home Mrs. Kuby Benston, Reporter By Gene Meacham of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A tomb that I must Leave. Phone 23F-4 Phone 998R4 —Henry Park Schauffler George Getty. I Friendly Neighbors club met at A freak fire started recently on Mrs. Lottie Kirkendall received Wedding Invitations the power pole near the J. R. the home of Mrs. Luke Hindman word last week of the wedding of — The Sentinel — Sowles home. It started midway test Thursday afternoon. In the Willis Hibbard to Miss Bernice up on the pole where wires from contest Mrs. R. R Bash won first ' Reezes at San Diego. Mr. Hibbard the house were attached. The prize and Mrs. Hill booby prize. lived here several years ago and Douglas Electric was notified and Mrs. Hindman won the “grab I formerly owned the home of Wil Watch the Spot came out and put the fire out. box,” and Mrs.C. G. Keene won liam Purcell. They reported no sign of wire de a special prize. H. G. McAtee, R. P. Bash and Is this YOUR phone fect at all and said it looked like Mrs. Walter Sells will entertain Jake Schwarzer are employed near number? lightning had staited it but it club April 9 at her home in Cot Scottsburg doing, carpenter work. । was raining that morning and no tage Grove. Charles Sharon spent Sunday at 1 electric storm was noticed at all. Mr. and Mrs. William Sharon, Canyonville visiting his wife and Gloria Kirtley is recovering who have been vacationing the children who are visiting at the from an operation which took past two months, are now at Salt home of Mrs. Sharon's mother, place Friday at the Cottage Grove Lake City visiting at the home Mrs. Norman Graham. Mrs. Jim Abbott leturned home i hospital. She was reported to be of his brother, James Sharon. doing fine and is expected home They expect to lx? home about the from California Tuesday where she had been visiting her son, fifth of April. 1 sometime this week. Quannia, and other relatives for Margaret Getty, who attends Mrs. Sowles received word that the past two weeks. her nephew, -Morris Culver, had Mrs. Jake Schwarzer and son called his parents by telephone be of a bountiful and free Amer Danny spent one day last week from Badkruzenach, (lermany and ica. with Mrs. Ralph Mathews, niece of informed them that he was leav A surprise birthday party was Mr. Schwarzers, at Pleasant Hill. ing cn furlough to England where held at the Edwin Becker home | Mrs. Luke Hindman left Satur he planned to buy a registered iri* honor of Fred Thompson Jr. day for Oklahoma with her sister- ram to ship home to the U. S. Free Car Wash Ten couples were present. in-law, Mrs. Muril McCoy, and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Booher The James Nelson family has son of Cottage Grove to spend a at . have recently bought the old Gil just returned from a visit at Los week with relatives. D & D Associated man place from Harold and Max Angelos and on down to Tijuana, Mrs. Virgil Lomax of Cottage ine Ritchie. No strings attached. Mexico. Grove is teaching the four upper Mr. and Mrs. John St ¡gers and grades this week for Mrs. Cant Bring in this ad. Because of illness among the Ph. 294 teachers no school was held at the daughters Sandra and Jo also well. 104 No. 9th Curtin grade school last Friday. j Helen Suiter and Dorothy Meach Mr. Golden’s mother of Hillsboro am went to the beach Sunday af was ill and Mrs. Matton of Drain ternoon. They report the weather I fine and warm. They brought back was ill with flu. Mr. and Mrs. George Hale spent ■ some sand for the sand box in Sunday visiting at the John Sow- Mrs. Matton’s room. (OLI) ARENA BALLROOM) EUGENE A birthday dinner at the Thomp । les home. Mrs. Hale, Mrs. Sowles' sister, is remembered by old son home honoring Fred Thomp- FRIDAY, APRIL 3 ‘ friends of the community as Mar ' son Jr., was held Saturday. Guests | were the Marvin Deeds family and jorie Watkins. A potluck dinner was given by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Marvick. Mrs. Ruby Meacham, Helen the H. E. club at the new school- to which the community was in Suiter and Mabel Sowles went to vited. Mrs. Grace Moorman and Roseburg Thursday on business band furnished entertainment. A and also visited at the Jack Kerr wonderful time was enjoyed by home. all and several expressed wishes that community gatherings could be held every month. A number of the new families were out. Newcomers to the community are Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Black who recently purchased one of the Fernridge Park Willis Booher house. Ballroom Mrs. Leila Gregory is visiting 10 mi. out »vest 11th at the home of her son Otto Greg ory. Veneta Road The Pass Creek H. E. club had Every Saturday Nite a record attendance at the regu to the music of lar meeting at the Curtin school ELDRED GLASPEY Wednesday. After a bountiful pot and his orchestra luck lunch a visit was enjoyed from Else Anderson from Copen EVELYN DEVERAUX hagen. Denmark. She is now a SLIM WHITMAN talented singer will also appear registered nurse for a local doc The Greatest Western Sensation in America Today tor in Drain. She gave a talk on every Saturday nife. the foods, schools, etc., as com Hear Him Singing His Great Hits 9:30 - 12:30 pared with the American way. Indian Love Call — China Doll — Keep It a Secret It made all the members more $1.00 per person Ind. tax Song of the Waterfall aware of how thankful we should 460R HAYLOFT JAMBOREE DANCING ★ ★ TAKE 60 SECONDS AT THE WHEEL ... DISCOVER A NEW KIND OF CAR! ’ Sponsored by Y.M.M.I.A. Adm. 75c. Arc and Acetylene —See Gus— at the WELDING QUONSET REPAIR SHOP Cottage Grove Welding Works Thurs., April !» CLOSED. Last Main I’h. 721J or 11«Y COTTAGI gw OVI TM I ATMt ~ $0 »»» s » i a -HA « a rt H m NOR S hi Portable Welding Any Place 1030 Madison Phone 181-T Med., Thurs.. Frl., Sat., April 1-2-3-4 BIG HORROR SHOW- CAN VOI TAKE IT? Only HUDSON, with the lowest center of gravity among American cars, can handle such tremendous Be Sure to Attend the Bori» Karloff. (The original uncut version.) “DRA< I LA” OLD FASHIONED PIE SOCIAL Bela Lugosi. (The original uncut version.) FRIDAY, APRIL 3RD Sun., Mon., Tins., April 5-6-7 “TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT” Humphrey Bogart, Lauren Bacall, Walter Brennan. 8:00 P. M he Hudson Jet is a compact, eco nomical new kind of car. It provides T high-power performance, smart ap- pearance, a marvelous ride, durability and safety. The Hudson Jet is the first low-priced car with exclusive "step-down” design —which gives it the lowest center of gravity among American cars. This in turn enables it to safely handle more power in relation to its weight, and ptpvide far greater performance, than has ever been possible in any other car in the low-price field! Visit us, take the wheel of the Hudson Jet and discover performance, luxury and safety new to the low-price field —or any price field' at th«* SENSATION IN THE LOW-PRICE FIELD! Cottage Grove Rod and Gun Club New Dual-Rong« ((> mi. north of Cottage Grove on lliway 99) HYDRA-MATIC DRIVE “NAVAJO” An authentic Indian story with native cast. New Hudson Super Jef Six Passenger Four-Door Sedan and Hudson'» »«ntatianal TWIN H-POWER Reel movin’ pitchers IILDSOX.//:/’ •<th«r ar both availabl. Wed.. Frl., April 3-9-10-11 with performance, luxury and safety comparable only to the fabulous Hudson Hornet itself! o< «itra tot« Meet yer friend» Standard trim and other iqwcificationa and acceaanrim sub^x I to < hangr without notice. “RIDE 'EM ( OH BOY” Abbott and Costello. Dick Foran. % “CORPORAL DOLAN GOES A. W. O. L.” Eddie Albert l aye Marlowe SI-ONSGIH n c.v I lli ( <> IT\t.I GKOS l I.OI» A t.l ? ( I I B PETERSON-DULL MOTORS 1024 E. Main Ph. 613
