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o There were several visitors also: | the Clarence Wineinger home ' Mmes. Axel Klang, George Hiatt, ! were Mrs Elmer Heath, Betty, | Larry Owen, Kenneth Owen, Donald and Marlys. Callers later [Joyce Lemmons and son; Mrs. ! in the evening were Mrs. Leonard John Horton and children, Mrs. Whitman and daughter Sharon. By Mrs. Florence Eriksen Mrs. Evelyn Whitman and Semla Kephart, Mrs. Pearl Chase, CULP CREEK Mr. and Mrs. ! Mr. Sheets and grandson Gary Sharon. Mrs. Jane Heath and chil Walter White of Grants Pass Henneke of Seattle, Wash. Dinner dren spent Sunday afternoon in spent last week end at the home consisted of baked ham, mashed Eugene. Cul^ Qreek was victorious in potatoes, salad, hot rolls and an of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Lane. both games played at home last Mrs. B. M. McCormack, Mrs. gel food cake. A large drawing was made by Friday afternoon. Latham was Jay Woods and Mrs. Jennie Howes the opponent. The girls' score was motored to North Eugene Friday Larry Owen and Wayne Wiscar- 8 to 16 and the boys’ score was and on the way back Mrs. Howes son of Christ's Tomb with the took her daughter, Bonnie Jean, i angel rolling the stone away, 8 to 13. to the doctor about her eye which which was a very nice piece of Sewing Club Sewing club met at the home was injured by an arrow some work. Mrs. Evelyn Whitman as of Mrs. Grace Potts on April 1 sisted the cooks. time ago. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cranmer with 12 members present and Mrs. Enie Lane left Sunday for Virginia for a visit with relatives. 1 and family spent the week end three visitors. Birthday gifts were The cafeteria at the Culp Creek with Mr. Cranmer’s sister, Mr. presented to Jane Heath. Those school was beautifully decorated and Mrs. Lawrence Polly of Al- present were Theres Hewes, Evelyn Whitman. Peggy Groat, Friday, April 3, for the Easter bany. dinner. Mrs. Jane Heath decorated Mrs. Herbert Raymond and Jane Heath, Elizabeth Raymond, an angel doll. Eighth graders children visited Friday evening in Ruth Wineinger, Verna Lokken. made Easter egg faces, and with Cottage Grove with Mrs. Della Jewel Thweatt, Dorothy Sears, the help of the sixth and seventh Logan of Smith River, Calif., who Florene Violette, Norene Dean graders made lovely baskets or’ is staying with Mrs. Mattie Gertje and hostess. Visitors were Mrs. nut cups. Fourth and fifth graders i for about a week. Mrs. Logan is । Kate Troutman of Cottage Grove, made . Easter drawings; second Mrs. Raymond’s sister and daugh Mrs. Edna Marks of Eugene and Mrs. Helen Patton of Culp Creek. and third graders made stars and ter of Mrs. Gertje. ; Next meeting will be held on bunnies; first graders also had Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Doolittle | Thursday, April 16, at the home Easter drawings. were guests at the home of Mr. of Mrs. Verna Lokken in Cottage and Mrs. Vic Doolittle on Easter | Grove with the birthday of Mrs. Sunday. ' Dorothy Sears being honored. There were several visitors at the Culp Creek school Friday. All Sunrise Service There was a good turnout for chuldren who are to start school the sunrise services held near the this fall in the first grade are to Dorena reservoir on Easter Sun visit on the specified day. day in spite of the unfavorable Doesn’t Cost—It Pays Several quilts have been tied weather conditions, but many by the ladies of the sew’ing club. They meet every Thursday at the were disappointed they didn't go as it was raining that morning home of Mrs. Jane Heath. when they awoke, and were in Mrs Grace Potts will be hostess More h.p. per lb. doubt as to whether or not they at a demonstration party at her should go but we found out it home on April 15. Lightest per h.p. wasn’t raining down there. There Service Club were friends from Blue Mountain, Cheapest per h.p. Service club met last Thursday Silk Creek and Culp Creek and evening with the election of offi Disston in attendance with a spe cers for the coming term. Door prize was won by Grace Potts. cial program. Mmes. Ruth Wineinger, Elizabeth * The Rev. and Mrs. Harvey Clap- Raymond and Almetta Goodell stien and daughters of Eugene were on the serving committee. were Sunday morning guests at There will be a film shown of the Culp Creek Assembly of God. wildlife at the Row River Com Rev. Clapstien was the speaker munity hall on April 7 at 7:30 for the morning worship with Rev. S. W. Jackson as speaker in p.m. There will be a meeting of all the evening service. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Richmond observers of the Skywatch near Sales and Service Dorena lake on April 9 at 7:30 and son of Cottage Grove and p.m. All residents of this commu Clyde Roberts were overnight nity and surrounding area are guests of Leona Garrett over the urged to attend as the public is week end. invited. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gallatin Easter Sunday guests at the of Lynx Hollow, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wineinger home were Raymond L. Goodell and children, 849 No. Lane St. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reynolds and Howard Goodell and Lawrence 1 Block Behind family, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Rey Goodell, were Easter dinner guests Thrifty Service Station nolds and son Terry of Eugene of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Goodell. Ph. 1034 Anytime. and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bretz and Mrs. Ralph Marks returned 33-tfcxx son Carl pf Springfield. Thursday to her home in Eugene Saturday night supper guests at after spending several days with r her daughter, Mrs. Robert Groat, and family. Let us draw your house plans The Easter egg hunt was held NOW so you will be ready to build at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lar when good weather comes. ry Chapman Saturday morning with a large group of youngsters and some adults present. Lunch was served at noon of sandwiches, cookies, carrot sticks, ice cream, Carl J. Rich, Jr. punch and eggs. Everyone had a good time and wish to thank the Contracting, Building and Chapmans for their hospitality. School Dinner, Egg Hunt, Sunrise Rite Feature Week End YOUR TITAN ★ TITAN Power Saws Roto-Hoe Garden Tillers ★ Chezem Saw Shop Cottage Grove Construction Co. Designing Ph. 232L Audition for Show 24 So. Tenth More and More Shippers Specify "Via Pierce* on freight between San Francisco • Oakland • Medford • Grants Pass • Roseburg • Eugene • Cottage Grove • Corvallis • Portland • Salem • Albany • Seattle • All Way Points. DAILY — FAST — DEPENDABLE SERVICE PIERCE FREIGHT LINES, INC. Phone 155 Cottage Grove Joyce P 1 u e a r d, La Vina and Sharon Eriksen were auditioned at dress rehearsal for the Talent Show to be held at the Cottage Grove high school on April 17. There were not as many compet ing this year as last from this community. Mmes. F. E. Heath, Bille Heath and McFarland of Dorena attend ed a demonstration party at the home of Mrs. Odell Heath at Walker one day last week. Rev. and Mrs. W. K. Brightwell are expected to return home this week from a trip to Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Goodell were Sunday evenig callers at the Elliot Eriksen home. Amil Smith returned home Sun day from a week’s stay in the Cottage Grove hospital. Mrs. Gladys Mazac spent the week end with her family at Salem. La Wonna Vaughn enrolled as a third grader in the Culp Creek school last week. They lived at Dorena before moving to this com munity. Kids Get Holiday ‘Community Club Sets For Perfect Grades Meet For April 15 Bx Mrs. Edith Kenady DIVIDE The community club DELIGHT VALLEY Mrs Rob inson returned to her duties as met last Wednesday for an all teacher of the lower grades last day meeting with Mrs. Chester Thursday after an absence due to । Nance. Mrs. Grace Hill of Port» illness. Mrs. Durflinger substituted land and Mrs. Joe Van Dam and | daughter Lydia of San Jose. Calif., for her. Janet Augenstein had the mis were guests The next meeting will fortune to faint at school Thurs be on April 15 with Mrs. Clifton day after she had bumped her el Johnson. Mrs. John Armstrong and son bow. She was taken home "and felt Donald from Columbia City were fine on Friday. Sheila Sedergren was absent visitors Monday and Tuesday with from school all week because of the Russell Lambert family. Don ald has been training with the illness. The Seablom children's measles air force in New York and is home report turned out to be false. Al on leave. He leaves soon for Korea though the boys had been exposed where he will be on duty for 20 to the measles, Charles had a cold months. Irving Lambert Jr. of with fever and Donnie had a mas Portland was also a visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Al Gone of Dexter toid infection. Both of them are visited on Sunday with Mr. and feeling up to par again. The children in Mrs. Robinson's Mrs. Robert St. Elmo. They also room enjoyed an Easter egg hunt visited in Roseburg. Mrs. Joe Van Dam and daugh at school on Friday just before ter Lydia of San Jose. Calif., spent lunch. Mrs. Kenneth Zumwalt returned spring vacation with the Wiley to her home on Saturday but de Angel family. Mrs. Van Dam and veloped a case of laryngitis, so she Mrs. Angel are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Blackwell returned to the Schletzer home on Sunday to recuperate from and daughters Loann and Kay had Easter breakfast with the A. that. The following pupils received a I M Johnson family. Some of the loggers were home ' half-day holiday from school on Friday because they had received from work Tuesday morning be perfect grades in spelling for the cause of the snow. past six weeks: Marie Bales. Faye Oster, Mary Hays, Gweneth Au guests at the William Olson home genstein, Janelle Stone, and Bruce on Easter. Mr. and Mrs. Cal Young of Eu Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bower of gene were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Yakima, Wash., visited at the James Kinkead on Easter. home of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Iberg Don your calico gowns or plaid last week. They were en route to shirts and jeans for the square their home after a vacation in dance on Saturday' night, April 11, California. Mrs. Bower and Mrs. at the gym. In charge of the pro gram for the evening will be Roy Iberg are cousins. Guests at the home of Mr. and and Ann Stone, Dick and Joan Mrs. Roy Stone the latter part of Moody. The Delight Valley Neighbors the week were Mr. and Mrs. Hen ry Robbins and children of Klam club will hold its monthly meeting ath Falls. Sunday guests were at the Walker club on Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Peek of Mt. April 16, with Mrs. Tracey as hostess. View. On Sunday, April 12, there will Mrs. Lee Harrison entertained with a demonstration party at the be a clean-up day at the Walker Walker club on Thursday after hall, beginning at 10 a m. Bring noon. Mrs. Fred Kinsland ^as the the family and a ]>otluck dinner demonstrator. Those who attended will be enjoyed at 1:30. The Delight Valley club mem were Mmes. Hite, Jackson, Mc Donald, Olson, Tracey and David bers meet at the Walker club on Thursday, April 8, for an all day son. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schacht quilting bee and a potluck lunch and children of Dorena were eon at noon. By Mrs. Roy Stone o Thurs., April 9. 1953 The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Blue Mt. School Clayton Payne Hurt Lunch Price Down In Sawmill Mishap-. By Mrs. Harry Castle By Gene .Meacham CURTIN Mr. and Mrs. L. J Fritch and daughters. Fay and Patty of Rogue River, s[>ent East er with Mrs. Fritch’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Sowles. Also visit ing at the Sowles home for Easter were Mr. and Mrs. Kermit (Tem- ans and three sons of Eugene Mrs. Clemans is Mr. Fritch's sis ter. । The people of this community were very sorry to hear that Clayton Payne of Prairie City lost his index finger and possibly one of two others hurt in a trim saw. Details of the accident are not available except that he fell into the saw and is now in the hospital and seems to be suffering from considerable shock Easter Sunday dinner guests at MOSBY CREEK The school lunches at Blue Mt. lunch room will be 20 cents a week instead of 25 cents the res* of the term, as they have received some extra commodities from other sources Allen Rearrick invited his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Harry Castle, to help him enjoy his birthday cake Wednesday eve- ning. Mrs. Luella Thrush of Cottage Grove called at the home of Mr and Mrs. Harry Castle Sunday evening. The Blue Mt baseball team went to Dorena Friday afternoon and played with the Dorena team, Dorena won 12-5. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Roby and Alvin were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vir gil Bassett. Mrs. Estella Chambers gave a demonstration party Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Virgil Bassett. Cake, jello, coffee , and cool ade were served. Ed Reid was in Cottage Grove hospital for several days but is now at the home of his brother. Walley Reid. He has made his home since coming from the East with Mr. and Mrs. Reid. Mr. and Mrs. Cole and family have moved into the house that i Elsie Mainwaring had lived in near the Harry Patten place. Dinner guests Sunday at the । home of Mr. and Mrs. Hack Wooden were Mrs. Elsie Main- 1 waring and son Don of Crescent I City, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Bill Durham and daughter of Albany: i Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mainwaring' of Cottage Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patten and family of Blue Mt. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Main- . waring of Crescent City were cal lers in the morning. Mrs. G. M. Woodworth flew up from Long Beach, Calif., last I week to visit her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. George Woodworth, for a few weeks and expects to go on to Montana to visit a । daughter later. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ekelund and three children spent the week end I at Clatskanie visiting Mrs. Eke- lund’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Walisch. Easter Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs. Floyd Jones wete Fred Brumbaugh of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. Herold Jones and Tommy of Lorane Page 1 the Norman Suiter home were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Suiter and fam ily of Eugene, and Mr. and Mrs. J Suiter and family of Lorane. Mrs. Flora Holt spent Sunday at the home of her son, Harry Holt, and family in Creswell. Mr. and Mrs. John Stigers and daughter Jo went to the coast Sunday to dig clams. They report ed the weather fine and that they got their limit of clams quite early. Mr Ellidge and Mrs. Lyons do nated more liooks to the library at the Curtin post office. Dinner guests Easter Sunday at the Sidney Meacham home were Mrs. Grace Moorman of Drain; Mrs. I.ylith Brown of Whitefish, Montana; Mr. and Mi’s. Ray Bish op and daughter Becky of Spring- field. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerr and son Kenneth of Roseburg. Too many people are always willing to help others if it helps themselves. The old grad is usually the chief offender against college athletic purity. I WANT TO SATISFY “Upholstering Our Only Business" Come in and see our complete line of nationally ad vertised fabrics, and check on our special SPRING TIME prices on labor. 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