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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 2, 1953)
The Free Methodist Chun h. 915 1 gregationa! singing. Rev. Stanly Thur«., April Î, 1953 South Sixth Street. “The Church Blowers, leading. Mid-week service Wednesday at of the Light and Life Hour '' C. B. 7:30 pm. The general public is Starkey, giastor. Phone 66UL. Sunday school 9:45 ajn. A spec- 'cordially invited, ial Easter program is being pre- Full Gospel Church, “Blessed pared by the varjous classes. Morning worship 11 o'clock. Sub are they that do hunger and ject: ."The Risen Lord.” Solo thirst after (His) righteousness" "The Unveiled Christ.” by Mrs. -Matt 5:6. “Then shall we know if we fol Stanly Blowers. Reading, “Easter Morn,” Mrs. Lillian Gray Belknap. low on to know’ the Lord,”—Hosea YPMS service 7 p.m. Song and 6:3. Elder and Mrs. E. T. Bates in topics in keeping with Easter. __________ Mrs. Ester Harris will depict the charge. Everyone welcome. For Easter season by felt-o-gram. further information of services, Evangelistic message 7:45. Con-; call 502 IP enxey S ItWMi HUT ONI PART GLAMOUR, ONI PART THRIFTI OIIUIHI ■ictPt TH*1' Penney’s recipe Easter Fashion wardrobe at savings! LUXURY® ---- tr" q NYLONS Penney’s own Gaymode sheers 60 GAUGE, 15 DENIER! EasteF legs are lovely legs ... and they’ll be even lovelier in Penney’s Gaymode* nylons! Propor tioned to fit, they’re extra high twist for long wear. Add dark seam excitement to the Spring-right shades and there’s your Easter extra in leg beauty! The Seutinel, Cottage Grow, Oregon -... * - ■chool Church 9 15 a.m noons ft >m to 2 to 4 p.m. Scientists will hear Chr-* the Easier story read from Gospels of Matthew, March and lurke in the course of a lesson sermon < ntitled "Reality'' on Sun- day. Apiil 5. Referring to Jesus’ resurrec: ion, the First Reader will dec ire in a passage from “Science and H< ilth with Key to the Scriptures' by Mary Baker Eddy (p ID. “His three days' work in thv sepulcher set the sea! of eternity on time, lie proved Ute to be deathless and Love to be the m ster of hate.” t/ieSamsor. Tray-ble All decked out with rosebuds, veiling. nrettv touches! Come try on dozens of Sweet bonnet* ^ff;the-face styles, profile hats at Penney's now! QQ # 7Q Al A BRESSLER'S FURNITURE of tempting ( hinese and American dishes for your din ing pleasure. Service is always prompt . . . courteous. HOURS— FRIDAY 11:00 A. M. to 2:00 A. M. 11:00 A. M. to 3:00 A. M. SATURDAY 11:00 A. M. to 4:00 A. M. U EEKDAYS CANTON CAFE formerly DEL S STEAK HOUSE 1140 North Pacific Hiway JIMMIE LOUIE BEN CHIN Í i PICKUP 00 DOWN LEGAL NOTICES Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed by the Circuit Court of I-ane chorfreute. County, Oregon, Administrator of the Estate of William Baimbridge, j deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the Matching Saanan Outdoor Indoor folding same duly verified, with proper ormchairt only $9 95 vouchers, to the Administrator at the law office of MAYNARD WILSON, 731 Main Street, I^ne County, Cottage Grove, Oregon, within six months from the date of first publication of this notice, Date of first publication: April 2, 1953. MAYNARD WILSON. Adminis- Ph. 39 1 trator. MAYNARD WILSON^ At ( 411 Main , torney for Administrator. 33-5t-37 ( $g95 Full meal or afternoon snack . . . you’ll find a menu $52.98 per month NOTICE TO CREDITORS Inch©* high. Let Us Help You Enjoy Your Dining Out! NEW 1953 A new triple-duty furniture sensation! Including License. Title. Insurance and Financings And thii beautiful, lightweight Troy bla — >a perfect for the porch, patio or rumpus room — it avoilable in four lovely color fonet . . . caret, green, aiuro, ond STRAWCLOTH BEAUTIES and enjoy a completely depart mentalized Sunday school with a class for each age group. Morning worship 11 o’clock Evening evangelistic service at 7:15 o'clock. Tuesday indoor campmeeting at 7:45 p.m. Thursday night Christ's Ambassador meeting, 7:45, Bob Fournier, president. By Clemmie Hutchison a year old and the Cottage Grove Two Cottage Grove couples re church has had a leading part in cently flew by private plane to establishing it, and has a living Nassau in the Bahamas and re- link missionary on the field con turned home "several shades' j tinuously. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Beach di darker than when they left. Cahars Baptist church, co The couples were F. Snerwood rected Bible school for the young etating with Southern Baptist Smith, pastor of the Gibbs Ave ¡icople each Sunday afternoon and Convention Services in the nue Church of Christ, Mrs. Smith helped with the music for all the armory. Rev. James W Black, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beach. sei vices. Mr. Beach showed re pastor. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. They left Cottage Grove February' ligious film strips each evening Morning worship 11 o'clock. Eve after services. Five new members ning worship at 7:30. 16 in Mr. Beach's plane. The report was that "it was a were added to the congregation Tuesday. April 7. Woman's Mis very stormy day and the plane during the two weeks, making a sionary Society will meet at the iced up. giving us anxious mo total membership of 42 at present. home of Mrs. Brush, 1100 Taylor, ments.” The first time they saw They told of having a baptismal at 10:30 am. A potluck will be the earth again was at Twin Falls, service in the Caribbean while the served at noon. Visitation in the sharks played around, just beyond afternoon. Wednesday prayer Idaho. They flew 1,500 miles the first where they were baptizing. mating at the home of Mr. and The party also enjoyed some Mrs. Parks. day spending the night at Roswell, New Mexico. The next day as recreation while on the Island, ■ plane trouble developed they only chiefly boating and swimming in Church of Christ, Monroe near made 40 miles, stopping at Hobbs, the beautiful vari-colered waters 5th, W. C. Harrison, minister. of the Caribbean. They had the New Mexico. Lord’s Day services: Bible studj They said they wanted to see pleasure of hearing an organ re 10 a.m. Classes for all ages. Wor Carlsbad Caverns anyway, so tour- cital by a native negro Bahamian, ship service 10:50 a.m. Communion cd the Caverns while the plane who played and sang both classi- 11:45 a.m. Evening service 7:30 was being repaired. After leaving, cal and calypso, which is the na- p.m. Mid-week service, Wednesday their next stop was New Orleans, J tfve music. evening 7:30 p.m. La., where they visited the famous Native Orchard Visitors welcome. Your presence French quarters, and the world This island is a coral island and will be appreciated. famous restaurant, Arnauds. they saw a native orchard where At Ocala, Fla., they went to they had hewn holes in this solid Our Lady of Perpetual Help Rainbow Springs, which they de coral rock and then carried humus Catholic church, Birch and H scribed as being the most beauti and filled them to havi? a place streets. Father Carl Mai, pastor, ful place they visited. There they for the roots. Then they have to j phone 105L. enjoyed an underwater tour of chop ditches in the coral to irri- i Mass at 8 and 11 a.m. Mass at the crystal clear natural waters. gate. Their vegetable gardens are Drain at 9:30 a.m. Catechism The water was so clear they took raised this same way. classes Saturday at 10 a.m. many feet of underwater pictuies They enjLyed the native fruits very much, among which were the of the fish and vegetation. Hear Hour of Decision by Billy Friday night was spent at the papuya, sapadillo, sour saps, which Graham Sundays at 3 p.m. over home of Delmer Debault. Mr. De- look like an orange and taste like KASH: Church in the Home by bault is a minister, who is also a lemon, guavas, and hog bananas. Fred Jordan at 4 p.m. and Wings interested in the mission field in This banana is much richer and of Healing by Thomas Wyatt at Nassau and had just returned sweeter than our bananas. A na 4:30 p.m. also over KASH. from five days spent on the field tive lady prepared one of their native dishes for them, conch there. L. D. S. Church meets at the (Conk) salad. Incidentally, they V.F.W. hall, North River Road Big Tourist Trade Saturday morning they flew to didn't tell me how well they liked Sunday school, 10 a.m. Evening Miami, passed through customs it. Two of the ladies made them meeting 7 p.m. Relief Society and winged their way 191 miles several articles of their native Wednesday, 1:30 p.m. M.I.A. Wed across the Atlantic and Caribbean straw work, bags, slippers, purses, nesday, 7:30 p.m. V. C. Hill. to Nassau. In Nassau the leading belts and hats. Branch president. Phone 859. Pri industry is tourists. Sunday, Feb They visited a tropical garden, mary meeting at 4 p.m. Wednes ruary 22, they began a two-weeks Aidastra Gardens, named for a days. service in the mission there. This much larger garden of its type j is a newly oiganized mission, j,Bt in Jamaica. There they saw many 7 I gorgeous flowers and plants. Leav- ing for home March 9 they were : grounded by storms for a day and a half in Florida. Since they had to be weathered in, they were very glad it was thete as they spent , the time sightseeing in the his- i toric city of St. Augustine. They i saw the Cypress Gardens, a water 4 ski show featured by professional , ; skiers, drank from the Fountain I of Youth, saw Ripley's display of । : ' “Believe It Or Not,” went through i ! the oldest house in the United 11 Use it outdoors...use it indoors States. The wood in this house is ' ...use it anyplace at all! Of cedar and the rest of coquina blocks. Coquina is an amalgam ? of millions of years deposits of | seashells mixed with sand and 1 / partly cemented by the natural | • lime in the shells. This coquina is 11 quarried and is the first quarried ■ block material in the U. S. v Sec Fort They saw the fort, Castilio Do San Marcos, which was built by ’ | the Spaniards to protect them- i selves from the English, who were | moving south on the coast from s It's a Serving Tray! ¡Jamestown; the slave Mart, the | Just lift ©ff th© top and you hov© o 1 narrowest street in America, : colorful, eaiy to-clean 28 inch by 18 . Lightners ' museum of h bbies « inch metal »ervina tray. which is housed in 32 rooms, valu- j cd at millions of dollars and c. n- tains a display of almost ever; hobby known. They went to the wax museum where they saw au- । thentic, life sized re-creations of | many famous personages ranging H from ancient kings and queens | % down to Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig. Even Harry Truman was there (in wax). The wax from which these fig- ures are made comes from France, the eyes from Germany. The hands It's a Coffee Table! are sculptured in Belgium, the When fha varMtila l«g comfruction ■ hair is grown by the women in it in a horiionlol petition, you hovo a Italy with each hair being put coffee table 19 inches high. singly in the head, eyelashes, eye brows and beard. The costuming is done by costumers of the Court of St. James, world's most famous costumers. From here their trip was un aM eventful, and they arrived home March 14 Several shades darker than when they left, very happy to be home and stating that I the United States and Cottage Grove in particular sure koked I mighty good. It's a Serving or ind Table! New Easter hats... just in! hut once” Bible study at 10 am Young People’s meeting at 6 30 SeLon at 11 a m Sam Medford p.m. Evening evangelistic service Sun- at 7:30 o clock. pve preaches si------ ---- econd and fourth . Prayer meeting Wednesday eve I iys ftd Tommy Clark first and third. Communion at 11 45 a.m. ning at 7:30. __ . Evening classes at 7 p.m., Joe n.niut ,. . ...her Disston Community B*pun The 11 am speaker for April Church, Disston Disston school school gymnas- gymnas- 5 Si ll S Th.Xs Clark of Eu- ium Edward J. Morrison Spr.ng- u, ne He will speak on "Christian field, acting pastor. Phone 7-7176, i Springfield. _______ । Sun(iay school at 10 a m. Morn- Blue Mountain Church. Sunday Hear the National Broadcast ing worship at 11 o clock. school at 9:45 am. Morning wor “ The Herald of Truth" on KASH. ship at 11 o'clock. Young People’s with James W. Nichols | Dorena Full Gospel Sunday service at 6:45 p.m. Evening evan Eugene, on the subject “Back to God." school 10 a.m. each Sunday, ft gelistic service at 7:45 o’clock. : mile up Rat Creek. Welcome Bible study Tuesday 7:45 p.m. I This is at 1 p.m. Daylight time. Maude Powell. Prayer meeting Friday at 7:45 ” over Row River Valley Church. Do- Hear "Wings of Healing Sundays at p.m. — n::. Sunday school begins 9:45 KASH, 1600 k.c. We extend a cordi.il invitation rena. m. Morning and appeal to all to be with us and ' a ....... . " worship ... * at ♦ 11 - o'clock Vxnev 4:30 p m. enjoy these services. Donald U with B b Kendall, pastor. Every- Business Cards The Sentinel Anderson, pastor. I one welcome. Wednesday melpfei room in the church building is To Aid Mission, Enjoy Tropical Sights JuO a tilt of the tubular iteel leg. and ybu have a terving table 25 2 First Church of Christ Scientist, ............ . ............. Page 3 242 Second street. Sunday morn- White, pastor. Phone 195R. ing worshm at 11 o’clock. Sunday Sunday school at 9:4 >. Al Schi- DDDGE^«TRUCK5 CECIL BECK MOTOR CO 711 So. Pac. Hy. Phone 405
