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ATTENTION ( RESWELL READERS Mrs. C. I. Kent Is our new», adverti»- liig and subscription representative for the Creswell area. Her phone is Creswell 557. CRESWELL NEWS ( KESWELL’S OWN NEWSPAPER PAGE Published by The Sentinel, Cottage Grove, Oregon Creswell Hosts Co Oriental Gardens Odd Fellows Meet Theme of Banquet -CHURCHES- Assembly of God Church. Rev. Around Town NUMBER 36 THURSDAY, APRIL. 23, 1953 China Missionary Speaks at Church J. A. Skinner pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m. Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Christ’s Ambassa- dors 6:30 p.m. Evening service, 7:30 p.m. Band, Chorus Give Fine Concert Here CRESWELL Dr. Ralph Lewis, medical missionary for several The Creswell CRESWELL years in China, was guest speaker school band and chorus under the at the Presbyterian church Sun Mrs. C. I Kent, Reporter junior- CRESWELL — The CRESWELL Creswell was host day morning. Miss Marie Hubbel, direction of E. L. Huffman gave Phone 557 to the Lane County Odd Fellows senior banquet at the Creslane local girl who has served in the one of the finest concerts ever association Saturday, April 18. school April 20 was a most color- Creswell Church of < hrist, Law- CRESWELL The Little Thea southern states for several years held here at the high school audi The session opened at 1:30 p.m. ful event. The ■ theme. “Oriental ter Club meets Tuesday. April 28 rence M. Bixler, pastor. Bible as a missionary under the Presby torium last Wednesday evening. carried out Garden s,” was 1 at the Creswell Grange hall school 10 a.m. Morning worship terian board, was also a guest Band members made a fine ap for a potluck supper and business 11. Sermon "Rightly Dividing the Presiding officers were M. M. through the stage decoration of meeting at the home of Mr. and the pearance in their snappy, new Word.” This is a sermon setting and both were honored at the red and white uniforms, and cho Lower, president; L. A. Whitney, flowers and moss with a tiny fen- Mrs. W O Barnett. church dinner served at forth some principles by which vice-president; Norman Skaggs, ce and also through the table rus members wore white and we may understand the Bible. manse following the service. ac black. secretary; George Zebley of Eu decorations, the place cards and Mr and Mrs A H. Crosby, who Miss Mary Ann Ziniker, Evening service 7 p.m. Praise and gene, warden; Bruce Lonsberry of napkins. Mr. Huffman, who is concluding have been making their home in companied by her sister. Miss Oakridge, conductor; R. P. Stol The welcome was given by the Goshen district, have pur study of the Book of Acts. Margery Ziniker, provided a vio his sixth year in Creswell and is Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Choir sig nf Coburg, right supporter to Mary Alice Arient and the chased the house recently built lin solo as a prelude to the morn- leaving the school this year, was the president; Art Lund of Irving, ponse by Maty Ann Ziniker. practice. by Phil Holt at the corner of ing service. The youth ch ir gave presented with a desk set of pen an queen and her court for the left supporter to the president; Fifth and D streets. an anthem. Special services were and fountain. ( reswell iTrsDywrian < uun u, । -...... • Bari Hatch of Cottage Grove, nual prom were presented by E. Band members include Gerald Rev. Gerald G. Emerson, pastor, also held by the >. outh gr"UP chaplain; Claude McKibben of Co L. Huffman. Betty Jo Thompson Anderson, Ronald Bessonette, La- Mrs. Lettie Good attended the Sunday school 10 a m. Morning the evening, andI the> young mar burg. right supporter to the vice was queen: Sam Shoaff, king; at meeting of the League of Women Vern Blowers, Ethel DeBerry, worship 11. Sermon subject “ Jesus ‘ led couples class < president; C. C. Irish of Marcola, tendant. Leah Sill: valet. Bill Voters in Eugene last Thursday. John Decker, Everett Griffith, of the Parables,” introducing five service. left supporter to the vice presi Bates; princesses, Cecilia Kelsch. Raymond Hollemon, Linda Kin- charles Hubbel, father of Miss sermons on the story of Jesus. dent: Ted Magnus of Springfield, Marjory Ziniker. Dorothy Cra nnaman, Larry Lawrence, Gerald Lt. Ellis Skidmoie and mother, Hubbel, accompanied her. He is Family night 6:30 at Creslane hu,DW1' inside sentinel; George Lyons of mer, and Marjorie Pettijohn. Nickle. John Noble, Bryce Olsen, Mrs. D. B. Hunt of Redmond. school. Potluck supper. Rev. John : making his home with his daugh David Parsons gave a piano Oreg, visited last week with Cottage Grove, outside sentinel. Kent Olsen, David Parsons, Duane ter at Fort Bragg, Calif. The convention officers were number and Mary Alice Arient Y. Crothers of Andong, Korea will their sister and daughter, Mrs Pratt, Delbert Scott, Gordon speak, also answer questions and j seated by Springfield Lodge No. sang. The speaker, Dr. Roy Mc Phil Holt and family. Lt. Skid I Scott, Harold Scot t, Dianne 70. The address of welcome was Call of the speech department of more has served three years in tell stories for the little folk. Schlemmer, Deanna Stevens, given by L. E. Ziniker of Creswell the University of Oregon, was in- Korea and will be stationed for A son and grandson of Presby Gary Steinhower, Roliert Taylor, Edwin Ditto, terian ministers, he has spent 40 and the resfionse by R. P. Stolsig t roduced by Billy Thomson, Martin Walker, some time in California. CRESWELL Mrs. Frank B. years of his life in missionary work Grand officers introduced were A. principal of the Creswell school. Westlake and Jean Zilkoski. ViTaris led the lesson at the in Korea. In 1909 he was assigned J. Miglioretto, special district dep Bryce Olsen was toastmaster for Knute Holt has bought Mrs. Chorus Members meeting of the Woman ’ s Society by the Presbyterian Mission Board uty grarid master and R. P. Stol the occasion. Dora Martin's duplex on north Truehlootl of Creswell (right) Those in the chorus were George KOREA—Army < pl. Merle of Christian Service at the Metho sig, grand junior warden of the The three course turkey dinner to Andong and made his home Second street The Holt family and Pfe. await tile order Thompson of Whitby, W. there until his retirement and re dist church last Wednesday. Sev Adams, Bob Bailey, Doris Bates, grand encampment. was served by the mothers of the were residents eral members took part in a skit. Verna Bear, Bonnie Birdsong, Committees serving for the day junior class members. The enter few years but recently have been to fire their Hl-inin mortar during a phase of the training program turn to the states in 1951. Mrs. W. C. Adams led the devo- Wilma Burris, Rebecca Carson, conducted by the 25th Infantry division in a reserve position behind were: Finance, Clarence Draper taining class numbers 45. William living at Myrtle Creek. JoAnn Cornwall, Irwin Davis, First Methodist Church, Rev. and George Simons of Eugene, C. Evans is their advisor. the front lines. Botti men are assigned to Company II. of the 25th A summer school and workshop Paula Ehrich, Frank Good, Judy Frank B. ViTaris, pastor. Sunday C. Irish of Marcóla; condolence,' Recent guests at the W. D. division's 27th Infantry regiment. was announced to be held at j Graham, Willa Harris, Claude Charles P. Poole and Joe Yodler rj,rl Qrnnf Plav DaV < pl. Trueblood is the son of Harry Trueblood of Route I, Creswell. School, 10 a.m. C. C. Walton su Camp Magruder in July and the , Hartman, Dean Hobbensiefken, Tiedje home were Mr. and Mrs. of Irving. John Knott of Coburg; ^U1 OCOUt nay Udy perintendent. Morning worship 11 V'diup •»» ----- Lewis Jacklich of San Francisco. His wife, Zelda, live» in Creswell also. Assigned as an 81-inm squad members members were were urged urged to to attend. attend. | La Merle Hodges, Donna Hood" trophy, V. W. Johnston of Cres- They are instructors in the city leader, In- entered the army in February, 1952 and arrived in Kort a o’clock. Youth Fellowship 6:30 p. The sub-district meeting will be । enpyle, Luanne Horowitz, Cecilia m. Evening service 7 :30 p.m,. Sat well; Art Lund of Irving; George Girl Scout schools and were enroute to Ta in November, 1952. urday, April 25, work day at the held here May 15 with the Pres Kelsch, Grant Maddy, Roberta Zebley of Eugene. A special com- i CRESWELL—A mil tee consisting of Charles P. leaders meeting was held Monday coma to serve as judges in a byterian Women’s Association McDonald, Myrna Mogstad, Mar new unit. music contest at the Pugent jorie Pettijohn, Donald Poole, Dar Poole, Norman Skaggs and Rod- at the home of Mrs. Norman serving a 75c luncheon at r. on. Sound college. Mrs. Jacklich was ney Safley. of Cottage Grove was Skaggs. Plans were made for the Election and installation of offi- lene Renne, Charles Roseberry, appointed tA revise the by-laws Juliette Lx>we Play Day May 16. formerly Patricia Bowling of Eu œis will be held at the May 20 Charles Satter, Joyce Scarbrough, relative to the dates of the semi- with the place to he announced gene. Miss Joan Goodlin of Eu meeting. Mrs. William Harris will Gordon Scott, Harold Scott, Sam gene joined the guests at dinner CRESWELL- The fortieth an anpual meetings. As is one comes later. The hours are 11 a.m. to lead the lesson on “God's Plan- Shoaf, Leah Sill. Marlene Smith, CRESWELL Friday, May 1 Thursday evening. Wayne Walton, Lucille Westlake will be a big day for the Creswell niversary of the Creswell Civic at the opening of the fishing sea- 3 p.m. CRESWELL — Annual church All One Family.” Mrs. F. E. Vick son and the other in hunting, Those attending are to bring grade schools with sports events. Improvement club will be observ day was planned for May 24 at ; has the devotions. Mrs. Irma Og- and Darla Workman. Twenty-two high school stu- moving pictures and an open ed with a ixitluck 1 o'clock lun- I sack lunches and their own drink. Gilfrey' Lodge |----- ram ----- and Mrs. Vick will be in the meetir.g meeting of Gilfrey Laurel McCluskey house for both the Creswell cheon and special entertainment. IOOF April 15. The lodge will at- ¡charge of the 12:30 luncheon, and Miss Jeanne Tiedje attended Each troop will furnish its own dents .......... surprised ------------------ Elect Officers I transportation. Games and other on her sixteenth birthday anniver- grade school and the Creslane The charter members will be hon tend the Methodist church in a Mrs. J. M. Walkup and Mrs. Phil the Oscar Levant piano recital at FJected for the next session forms of entertainment are plan- I sary Saturday evening at her grade school. ored and special invitations are body, and they will invite the Re- Walker will serve on the clean- the coliseum in Corvallis Sat wqre (jVilliam Hesse of Cottage |ne(j pach troop is also requested I home. Games supplied entertain- urday evening. Sack lunches will be brought extended to all former club pre bekahs and Theta Rho members up committee. Grjive, irt’ekfdent; Bert Hatch of to to wra p its ¡ts gift gift to to represent wrap represent the^ment the^ment and refreshments were for the noon meal with the drink sidents. The hostesses are Mmes. with them. The members were reminded to Wedding Announcements Cottage Grove, secretary. The country that had been assigned served. ’ to be supplied by the school. Thp Frank Quigley, Grace Gray, T. H. The lodge made final plans for contribute to the Miriam food SefrtWtbrr meeting wii^ be held at them. The Sentinel club meeting will Ire held during Burke and F. B. Good ot the mem the district convention held at sale and bazaar May 2. Cottage Grove. The leaders are to register not Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Luchterhand t(lp afternoon at the Creslane bership committee. Creswell April 18. A discussion V. W. Johnston was master of ____ later than May _ 15 for site train- have bought the five acre home sch(x)| with a special recognition was also held to ask the coopera i-» w’hich will „ ill Ho hold nn ceremonies for the evening pro I ing be held on the the dav day tract of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Mcr for tl)P teachers. FARM Bl REAU SETS MEET tion of other groups in town in1 gram. The Octogenarians of Eu camp site June 17. Registration • " a ren on Harvey Road. They plan CRESWELL The regular doing work at the local cemetery. gene accompanied by Mrs. S. E cards arc to lie ready by meeting to remodel the house and do con- Clarence Jackson, Pomona monthlj- meeting of the Lane Bruce Lonsberry was a visitor. Stevens, entertained with several day at the home and mMler L. A ^deraMe imprmmg on Oje plaee^ County Farm Bureau will be held Refreshments were served by M number». The Creswell male quar Whitney May 18. The Merrells have moved to the G participated in at the Cloverdale club house M. Lower. tet consisting of Harry Brown, Blackbutte district near Collage ( diseussi))n at a meeting of Thursday. April 23 at 8 p.m. with Ivan Parks, L. J. Quigley and ^rove- the Isaac Walton League at the the Cloverdale center as host. All Ralph Crisp accompanied by Miss HOLDS SOCIAL EVENING 'Springfield Memorial building farmers of the community are in Laurel McCluskey also gave sev Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luchter | Tuesday evening. CRESWELL - The Lamplight vited to attend. eral numbers. Judith Skaggs and ers class of the Methodist Sunday hand and two sons of Oregon City Ramona Birdsong dramatized the school held a potluck super and visited last week with his parents. CRESWELL—A rehearsal of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Petty and Mrs. Ernest Reppy has taken song "My Heart Cries for You." social Tvenlng at the church an Mr and Mrs. O. (’. Luchterhand. numbers to be presented at the and family and his parents, Mr. a position at the A and B Beauty Misses Olsa Alexander and Mar- nex Saturday. Frank Elliott led He is employed at the Crown Mill I Shop on highway 99 at Cottage Mis. Riley Petty, visited the Joe Lions club annual talent ! show delle Cartwright gave accordion the devotions. Mrs. Elliott was in Company plant. Petty family at Redmond last Saturday, April 25, at the Cres Grove. numbers. the games. charge of week. The Earl Petty family also lane school will be held at the presented Charles Minturn was Present were Mr. and Mrs. F. Mrs. J. T. Kerr returned Mon visited the Myron Blackwell fami school Friday evening. April 24, with a jewel by Charles P. Poole Ralph Black ol Portland, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ross day from a two weeks vacation in on behalf of te organization. Oak ' Sampson, last week with his parents. Mr. ly at Powell Butte and found at 8 p.m. and California. She spent some time All taking part in this event lodge of Oakridge won the travel Bradford, C. C. Walton, Mr Mrs. and Mrs. J. M. Black. He was ac them well and busy with their Mrs. Frank Elliott, Rev. and ¡must be at the rehearsal. Ten with Dr. and Mrs. C. E. Bramwell farming. Blackwell was a former ing gavel. companied by his fiance. Miss Mrs. A memorial service with Mrs. Frank B. ViTaris. Mr. and Mrs. of Stockton, ('alii. Mrs. Bramwell Donna Helms of Sherwood, Oreg. principal of the Creswell high acts are planned. Adult tickets Earl Petty, Rose Canady and was formerly ha Orr, one time school and grade scho >1 and gave are $1, children and students. 35c. C. I. Kent as accompanist closed Prizes of $10, $5 and $2.50 will Robert Fox. resident of Creswell. She also vis. the program. Marshal Walton of the U. S much publicity to Creswell with ited Mix Kerr's sister, Mrs. Law achieve [be given, his fine band and its Doughnuts and coffee were Navy Seabees is home for 15 da\> Now is the time to get —.— ------------- rence Blair of < lakland and a front a station in California. I inents. They took many prizes in t served by a Retxkah committee GRANGE SETS INITIATION CEMETERY GROUP SEEKS niece, Mrs. Benny Knott of San started on that building CRESWE1J. A special meet j the pet parades in Eugene and at 3 p.m. and a roast beef dinner ! also in the state and regional TO ( LEAN IT GROI NDS or remodeling project . . . was served at 6 o'clock also by ing of Creswell Grange 496 will be Francisco. CRESWELL — Notices have held Thursday. April 30. at 8 p.m band confère rices. the Rebekahs. take advantage of the been mailed by the Creswell Mrs. Gerald G. Emerson re There were 64 Odd Fellows for the initiation in the first and good weather ahead. Take Cemetery association to lot own I. Tuttle returned Monday present for the session and several second degrees of a class of can turned to her home Friday from ers in the interest of securing Eugene where she had undergone advantage, too, of the guests joined them for the dinner didates. from surgery at the Sacred Heart hos and program. friends east of Roseburg. He was contributions toward road repairs helpful advice we can give pital. employed in the forest sot vice in to the cemetery and general up you. Let’s discuss your keep of the grounds. Special work that district several years ago. Wanted to Buy 16 will soon be underway in prepar plans soon. Harry Bust is under treatment The Lane County IOOF leaders Camas CRESWELL — The LOGS WANTED: Long or short, at the Veterans hospital in Port council will meet Sunday, April ing the cemetery for Memorial Swale club met for a jxitluck Day. The Veterans of Foreign can saw up to 44 inches on butt, land. His mother, Mrs Nellie 26 at Oakridge. dinner at the VFW hall April 14 Wars. Creswell Post 4039 will prefer to buy on a woods run Bush.' accompanied her daughter with Mrs. Vern McCluskey and basis, but logs must be sound. and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. J R. Miller were again sponsor the services at the Mrs. Nellie Bush as ho»tes»eB. A Highest prices paid and guaran Buell of Eugene, to visit him this guests at a Boy Scout benefit at cemetery May 30. quilt for relief use was tied. Host teed good scale. Payments made week. Pleasant Hill Friday evening. Mrs. esses for the May 12 meeting are dally if necessary. Wagner- Miller played several numbers on DINERS SEE ULMS HERE Mrs. Maude Norton and Mrs. CRESWELL — Mose Palmat- Binford Lbr. Co., Cottage Grow, The Boy Scout Mothers club her dulcimer. Edith Noble. ere of Seattle, a representative of on hiway 99 Call Cottage Grove meets Tuesday. April 28. at 8 p m the Standard Oil company, enter 304 or Frank Gill, phone 1088, at the Creswell grade schloß Subscribe to the Sentinel. 22-tfnxxx-31 tained with movies as a courtesy for price. By Ed Nofziger "JOE BEAVER" of the company following the cafeteria dinner at the Creswell ■.>...................... ■ Grange hall last Tuesday evening The women of the Methodist church cleared S70 on their din Lï PLANNED PRINTING ner. Sub-District Meet Planned by WSCS Planned For May lb May Day Program Set by Schools 1st Club Will Observe 40th Anniversary IOOF Plans Annual Church Day May 24 gprîngtime Rehearsal Is Set For Talent Show Square Tab Roofing $8.95 per sq 15 lb. Felt $3.20 per roll Plaster $1.70 per sk BUILDING TIME Rock Lath 38c sq. yd % X 4 X 8 Sheetrock $1.60 per sheet w. In Stock YOU CAN HELP ! PRODUCES PROFIT THE X YER PARTY SET «TH The F I. Club CRESW met Monday evening with Mrs. T R. Graham. The annual theater party was planned for May 6. Cars w 11 leave Mrs. Norman Skaggs' home at 5:45 for Eugene where the group will have dinner and attend a theater. A contribu tion of $5 was voted to the F. L. club’s home project. 1 to« Creswell Classified THE EASY ABC WAY 3/8x4’xl0’ NOTHING DOWN 3 YEARS TO PAY Outside White Paint as low as $3.75 per gal Dry V Rustic Cedar Siding In Stock 1x4 S4S 1x6 S4S 1 X 12 S4S No. 1 Com. Dry $125 per M DON’T MISS HARDWARE WEEK SPECIALS FOR SALE: 2-wheel trailer, 4 xT. $125. Ted’s Repair Service. Cres well. days. Phone 5F3 Creswell 32-tfcxx after 6 pm. L*" Business forms Designed BLACK & DECKER Heavy Duty Saw with Depth and Bevel Attachment ’. ,o fit the Wanted to Buv PERSONALITY of your BUSINESS COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL Phones 555 - 556 "Timber!" 16 LOGS WANTED: Long or short, can saw up to 44 inches on butt, prefer to buy on a woods run basis, hut logs must be sound. Highest prices paid and guaran teed g'Mxi scale Payments made daily if necessary. Wagner- Binford Lbr. Co., Cottage Grove, on hiway 99 Call Cottage Grove 304 or Frank Gill, phone 1088. 22-tfnxx3i for price. Complete $59.50 Green's Hardware & Supply Ph. 222 Personal Service — Easy Parking Creswell, Ore.
