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Thur»., April 73, 1953 Mrs. ,W. A. Hemenway attend ed the violin convert of Isaac Stern at McArthur court in Eu- gene Friday evening. By Mr». I. W. Fi»her well Charles Ward had Ph. 33F5 drilled on hiS place here last Mr week. THORNTON Ct >RN ERS and Mrs. Harry Elfving and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Deedon and and Mrs. Gordon Elfving and lit- family spent last Sunday at tie Marla Hammond, grandaugh- Reedsport. ter of th«* Harry Elfvings, were Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Simp Sunday guests in Eugene of Mr. son of Lorane visited Monday and Mrs. Charlie Mornhinweg. Pete Gray and Morris Hasket with Mr. Simpson’s sister, Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon. of Oakridge were visitors over Mrs. Clement Townsend enter- the week en«i of Billy and Leroy tained a group of young people Ketcherside. Friday evening with a birthday Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Perini of party honoring her son Doug on Sacramento, and Mr. Perini’s his tenth anniversary. Those at father. Angelo Perini. were visi tending were Sharon Smith, Bud tors Friday at the Pete Tonole dy Taylor, Jeff and Wally Turay. home. The Kelly Perinis left for Refreshments of cake and ice Bandon to visit relatives of Mrs. cream weie served, and the guests Perini before returning home. and guest of honor went to a Jesse Scott of Eugene was a show in Cottage Grove for the visitor at the home of his aunt, remainder of the evening. Mrs. J. W Fisher, on Friday. He had «pent the past year on Adak, I Mrs. T. A. Ward attended a Alaska, in th«* Navy and is home, meeting of the Eagles Auxiliary for 30 days leave. He then will sewing club at the home of Mrs. report io San Diogo for future Violet Booher at Drain Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Denker assignment. of Mt. View visited one evening last week at the Arleigh Kenyon home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perkins and sons and Mrs. Perkins’ par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Edmon, were visitors Sunday at the David Edmon home in Springfield for a birthday dinner honoring Mar- garet Edmon on her anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Evetts of Springfield were Saturday visitors of Mrs. C. R. Trent. Mr. and Mrs. George Gunn and two children of Ixtndon were Sat- uiday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon. Mrs. Harold Tonole and daugh- tors, Bobby Jean and Patty Anne of Roseburg were visitors Satur for prompt day of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tonole. Mr. and Mrs. Arleigh Kenyon delivery and and family were supper guests dependable Friday of Mr. and Mrs. George Gunn at London. Mrs. Nona Kelly has rented her house on Knox Hill to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Foss of Roseburg. Mr, Foss is now employed in a mill at Saginaw. Mr. and Mu' Rny Bowlin of Brookings visited two days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Gus No wak. Charles Cooley spent the week : end at Rowburg on a National pfuhderseii Guard field trip. SHELL OR. DISTRIBUTOR Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nowak and PH0NÏ 250 family of Leona and Mr. and Mrs. 4TH. « TAYLOR John Nowak of this community COTIA GE DROVE, OhEOOH visited Sunday at the Gus Nowak I home. Birthdays Honored At Thornton Corners JUST PHONE 2 . 5 O nr . NOW is the time to start your spring building. Conic in and we 11». £ Cottage Grove : Construction Co. Carl J. Rich, Jr. Contracting, Building and Designing 24 So. Tenth h. 282L 35-3tc-37 -BLACK TOP PAVING- DRIVEWAYS FLOORS STREETS PARKING AREAS Also Road Grading All Work Guaranteed Pass Creek Paving Co., Cottage Grove Located at Cottage Grove Santi and («ravel Ph. 8«9Y or IS8.I , SURE, a car is a wonderftil thing to have. But. we ktiow for a , fact that in many cases it’s far more convenient and econom ical for you to go Greyhound. Experts »ay it costa He a mils to own and operate the average car’—that includes the "hidden" coats that many autoists usually don’t count. COMPARE thia with Greyhound’s low-cost, frequent, conven ient sen ice with no parking or traffic worries and you’ll real ize why we aay..."Save yourself, your car and your money... Go Greyhound!“ «1 ‘bated on a recent itudu made bn transportation insincere , »3.55 7.55 Klamath Falls Agate Beach 1 »chato Newport Artur» Trip .'0% LFSS... on Hound Trip Tubile Mi ri King »3.30 2.1» 3.13 lue Federal Ian HI No. 8th o By Mrs. W. N. Dowcns Phone 33 Hl Lorane PTC Plans Amateur Hour; Activities Slated Delight Valley Area Hopes For Meeting To Discuss Freeway By Mr». Koy Stum* Phone 1114R5 MOUNT VIEW Dr. and Mrs Andy Sears ot Jacksonville, Fla . DELIGHT VALLEY The De By Mnt R. G. Conner arrived Monday to visit at the light Valley Neighbors club held Phone 140M home of Dr. Sears' family. Mr. its monthly meeting at the Walk- and Mrs L. K. Brumfield and C. er club on Thursday. April 16. LORANE Amateur Hour will ;; Hostess was ,, Mrs Walter Tracey , B. Sears. be held in the high school audi The Neighborly Neighbors club torium at 8 p.m. Friday, April 24. with Mrs. Floyd Way as co-host - held its regular meeting Wednes This is an annual affair sponsor ess. day, April 15, at the home of Mrs. ed by Lorane Parent Teachers Roll call response, "My Favorite Harry Nord. Food.’’ was answered by the fol-; club. lowing members: Mmes Sherrill, The three wool pi«*ced afghans All organizations in the com were tied out and completed and munity have been invited to pre Tracey, Way, Hendricks, Iberg, the* crocheted wool afghan was sent numbers. The program will Turner, Jackson, Sears, Harrison, j also finished. They will be sent be divided into four groups with McDonald Cameron, Duerst, on to Veteran's hospital. This prizes of $1 and 50c given in each Haya, Davidson, Seablom, Hite, makes five completed, as one has group. The group ; are ages from McBee, Olson, Augenstein, Woods, already been given to the Cottage preschool through fourth grade, Stone, Norman Myers and Lioyd Myers. Guests were Mrs. Berwyn Grove hospital. fifth through eighth, high school At the miscellaneous sale, $4.75 and adults or mixed age groups. Ellison and Mrs. Richard McBee. The wool quilt was given to Mrs. was taken in. The next meeting Admission of 25c for adults and will be at the home of Grace Ko- 10c for children will be charged Fred Kinsland of Lynx Hollow. foid on Wednesday, May 6. Mrs. to raise 4-H scholarships which Freeway Discussion It is hoped that a meeting can Kofoid lives in the Dykstra house. will lx* presented in May. be held at the school house in the Kathy Yearous of Gowdyville Preceding the program th** 1 near future with a representative was a week end visitor of Shirley senior class of Lorane high school of the highway commission to dis Perkins. will give a- him- dinner in the cuss all aspects of the new free Mr. and Mrs. Victor Chapman grade school cafeteria. Serving way which will pass thru the mid of Santa Clara were Sunday visi will begin at 5:30 p.m. Pi ices for dle of the valley. The effect this tors at the L. K. Brumfield and the dinner will be $1.00 and 75c freeway would have on the lives C. B. Sears home. The Chapmans per plate. Proceeds will go on the and property of local residents showed color slides of the 100th annual trip which the class takes should be clarified. Property eval anniversary of the Sears reunion each year following the close of uation, access to and from the taken last year, also slides of the school. freeway and county road use are Chapmans’ trip to the Grand Can The senior play "Could Be” a few problems to be taken into yon and of Mexico. which was presented last Friday consideration and discussed. Mmes. A. S. Hinds, Flora Flood evening was a well directed, well and M. A. Powers visited on Fri- acted comedy farce. The audience Mrs. Dave Hite has been ill. day afternoon with Mrs. L. K was not very large but a matinee Mrs. William Schletzer went to Brumfield. performance in the afternoon for Eugene last Thursday for medical Mr. and Mrs. George Insley, 1 school pupils greatly cut down the treatment. Shirley Gillispie and Mrs. Bryon I evening attendance. — The class Mrs. Irwin Iberg suffered a of Lorane were visitors Sunday' cleared about $55 on the play. deep cut on her right hand from afternoon at the Glen Gillispie Much favorable comment was a chipped glass pitcher. home. heard on being able to really hear The next meeting of the Delight George Woodworth Jr. spent what actors were saying as Sunday fishing with Stephen Gil acoustics in the auditorium have Valley Neighbors club will be held at the gym. Meetings will con lispie. always been very poor. tinue to be held there if this plan Home Extension Unit will meet is favorable. Thursday at 10:30 am. at the A group of local ladies cleaned grange hall for a lesson on the club house at Walker on Wed “China.” Program leaders for the nesday. By Mm. Esther Trunnell day will be Mrs. Oren Jacobsen Mr. and Mrs. Dale Baker, Ona Phone 17FII and Mrs. W. J. Leach. In addi and Marvin of Blackbutte, were LATHAM Mrs. Clayton Sim tion to the leaders Mrs. R. G. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy- ons spent last week with her bro Conner and Mrs. Victor Meadows Stone and family on Tuesday. ther, Dan W. Beatty, and family will be on the food committee. Mrs. Roy Stope and Marianne Chinese foods will be prepared. at Richmond, Calif. were luncheon guests of Mrs. Dale Election of officers for the Baker last Wednesday. John Lund is stationed at Fort Lewis fpr a short time. His wife, coming year will be held. Roll Jimmy Neson of Curtin was a Lois Lund, is staying with the Call will be a Chinese Proverb. dipner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roy O. M. Pattens. Family Night under the spon Stone last Wednesday. Alfred Beidler was taken to sorship of the Christian Endeavor Nineteen members and guests Powell rest home Friday evening of Lorane Christian Church will were present -at the meeting pf after a few days spent at Cottage be held at the grange hall Satur the Delight Valley Ranchers at Grove hospital due to an injury. day evening beginning at 7:30. the home of Janelle Stone on S. L. Godard received word Part of the program will consist Friday. from his brother, J. F. that his of two movies, “In His Name” Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hendricks party had arrived safely at Ancho and "The Boy Samuel." * are the parents of a son who ar rage, Alaska, after many interest Refreshments will be served fol rived on Monday evening at the ing as well as exciting experiences lowing the program. A free will local hospital. on the way. The Hite family has been con- offering for the benefit of the Latham and London played building fund at the church will fined with the flu. practice games for Ixith boys and be taken. Mis. John Seablom and child- « girls at London Friday afternoon. Everyone is invited to come ren are ill with the flu. Lonny Harris spent the week and bring along the whole family. There will be a square dance end with his uncle. Marion Miller, Mrs Bertha Strand of North- at the gym on Saturday night, and family at Gold Beach. wood, Iowa, is visiting with Mr. April 25. Everett Yeatous spent the week and Mrs. L. N. Ashley. Mrs. end at Roseburg with the Nation Strand has been in California and C. G. SCHOOL PROGRAMS al Guard. Following are the Cottage stopped off on her way home. The Mr. «nd Mrs. Harold Godard Strands and Ashleys were former Grove school radio programs (and son Kenneth of North Bend neighbors in South Dakota. broadcast over station KASH in * spent the week end at the home Bill Hubbard spent the Easter Eugene from 7 to 7:15 p.m. and I of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy vacation at his former home in sponsored by the Ceci) Beck Mot Beers. or Co. British Columbia. Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Powell Thursday, April 23 News. Mrs Patricia Castro and daugh and family of Ixuidon spent Sun ter Doretta spent the week end Sunday, April 26 Jefferson day at the Lynn Hawes home. in Salem visiting with a brother program, Gay Beck, announcer. Ronald Hull is improved after of Mrs. Castro. Tuesday. April 28 High School five days in the hospital. He and "Cleansing the Cup and Platter” Giri's Chorus, Joyce Car[x*nter. his twin brother Donald are still will be the subject, of the Sunday announcer. at Cheyenne, Wyo. Thursday, April 30 News. morning' sermon at the Lorane Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Rikala and Chrisitan Church In the evening three children moved Saturdey in the Rev. G^en will use as his Earth, with her thousand voices to the larger house at the west topic “The Fruit of Abe Spirit.” praises God. -Coleridge end of the row of houses which Mr and Mrs. Avery» Ixihrcy and belong to the A. A. Hulls. They two children attended services at formerly lived in the house next Lorane Church of Christ Sunday to it. morning They wete over from Mrs. R. R. Prather and child Goshen looking for a place to live ren Bobby and Judith of Grants Mr Lohtey is now working in Pass visited Monday at the home this community. He was raised of her sister, Mrs. W. J. Hudson. here but moved away several years ago. The holy spirit of the spring is Chester Purdy was painfully in working silently. jured when he was thrown from George MacDonald a horse Sunday afternoon. He was breaking a young mare when she Adding Machine Rolls jumped over a bank and tossed - The Sentinel him off He is now a patient at Cottage Grove Hospital with sev eral fractured ribs. M ore Mr. and Mrs. W. spent the week end with Mr and Mrs George Diuuewpod at Ruja- da. Mr. and Mrs Earl Smith and daughter Allene spent the week end at Roseburg visiting Mr. Smith's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dee Fox. Frank Sessious is home from the hospital following a logging accident. He received several broken ribs. May 1 will lx* Play I>ay at Lor ane grade school. Late in the morning a program will be pre sented and the WUTnoOtl will be spent with a Maypofc dative and The ----- " other games. NIW LOWU MlCtSI-dv« Welcome Wagon Mr. and Mrs R L. Groshong of Albany spent Sunday and Mon demand far Chrytlar «or». day with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Will Knock on Your Door Purdy. Ill Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Holland with Gifu A Greetings have brought their new baby front Friendly Business daughter home from the hospital J Neighbors and \ our The baby. Ixinni Rhea, was born at Rhoads Clinic and Hospital in Eugene on April 8 Later Mrs Welfare Leaders Holland and baby spent a few days at the home of her parents. On the occasRtn of: Mr and Mrs Louis Torricellas Sixteenth birthdays Several from this community Engagement attended the Queen's Kickoff twill announcements given at the V F W hall by Cot tage Grove Riding Chib One of The birth of a baby the contestants is a Li»rane girl, Arrival of newcomers JoAnn Nease, who Ilves in the to city. Gillespie Coiners area She IV Phon«* 59;^ sponsored by Floyd Githens. Inc. (No roti or ohlitalion) Goal Luck JoAnn! Latham News Events Listed by Reporter n Pre-School OLI If *A Visitor Day Held Mr day Street, Sewer (Continued from page 1» ' on March 14. I he Kays were fpr- mer residents of Culp Creek and ing plans, but this is not an emer gency issue." Disston. The council agreed that until There is going to be a pink and By Mr». Florence Erick»cn blue shower honoring Mis. Rob the surveys on storm and sanitary CULP CREEK Mr. and Mrs ert Sears on Wednesday, April sewer» now being conducted were Edgar Thompson and daughter 29th, at the home of her sister. completed, the problem would have Carol of Eugene visited over the Mrs Glenn Violette, sponsored by have to wait. week end at the home of her sis- I the Culp Creek sewing club. Property owners on Taylor be ter and family, Wiscarso ^ Mr. and Mrs. Mel-1 | Fishermen reported good luck tween Fourth and Sixth asked in the opening day of the season, a letter that the proposed new but Sunday they were not biting. street be 28 instead of 30 feet in Mrs. Faye to 14 ladies at a demonstration Mr. and Mrs. Tole and daughters order to save some trees. Council party at her home last Thursday who moved here the latter part pointed out that the ordinance morning. of the week from Buhl, Idaho, seating specifications of 30 feet Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Heath and have rented the house of led had been posted the required 10 Mra. Faye Heath were Sunday Fritchel that has been vacant for days and that since there was no dinner guests at the home of Mr. some time. remonstrance the wider street and Mrs. Odell Heath at Walker. Mrs. Grace Potts postponed would go in. Culp Creek won both games her demonstration party which “There would be heaving in the from Dorena on Friday afternoon was to have been last Wednesday, curbs if trees were left in,” Gard with the games played here. The It was held this Wednesday, April ner also explained. score for the girls game was 12- 22. Gardner was named to contact 24. and the boy’s score was 2-17. Rev. and Mrs. W. Kenneth the pro[x*rty owners in th«* area Monday was visitors day for all Brightwell spent a couple of days to explain that the ordinance was those w'ho will be starting school in Portland attending the Sunday in effect and that trees actually this fall. Those visiting were Ran school convention last week. were “dangerous" as curbs would dy Brown, Shirley Cook, Patsy have to lx* repaired in case ol April 26 is National C.A. Day Doolittle, Eugene Eriksen, Billy l heaving. and services at the Culp Creek Earnshaw, Barbara Gildersleeve, I Assembly of God Sunday school Harold Goodell, Ruby Grokett, Scratch Pads—The Sentinel Maryls Heath, Bonnie Jean will be in charge of the C. A.’s. A special offering will lx* taken. Howes, Jimmie Huffman, Lau Every Thursday there is a rence Klang, Betty Jean Levisay, Sharon Owen, Gloria Ann Peter quilting party at the home of Mrs. son, Milo Stratton, Jeanetta Sor Jane Heath, and anyone who has rells, Norman Trujello and Duane a quilt to be tied is welcome to come and bring it along. So far Violette. Larry Owen who is employed nine quilts have been tied. Doesn&t Cost—It Pays Mrs. Jane Heath would like to at Glendale spent the week end thank those who so pleasantly with his family here. More h.p. per lb. Sunday dinner guests at the surprised her on her birthday and for the lovely gift from the school Herbert Raymond home were Mr. Lightest ¡ mt h.p. and Mrs. Lewis Andes and daugh and other gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Don Patton and Cheapest per h.p. ter; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith of Drain; Mr. and Mrs. Ransom R. Mrs. Florene Violette were Mon Raymond and sons of Cottage day afternoon business callers in Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ray Eugene. Sunday visitors at the home of mond of Culp Creek. Mrs. Verna Lokken entertained Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Heath were TITAN the sewing club at her home on Ernest Burkeen and Dannie, Mrs. Power Saws Thursday, April 16, with a birth- Burkeen, Mrs. Betty Kagle and day party for Dorothy Sears. son all of Cottage Grove, Mr. and Those present were Elizabeth Mrs. Alfred Martin and family of Roto*Hoe Raymond, Florene Violette, Culp Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Lee- Grace Potts. Evelyn Whitman nerd Whitman and Sharon, Paul Garden Tillers Ruth Wineinger, Theres Hewes, Carter, a cousin of Jane's from Jane Heath, Almetta G odell. Arkansas and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sales and Service Mickie Violette, Helen Patton and Fritchell and Linda. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cranmer Florence Erick.-en. Next meeting will be at the home of Florene and family visited with relatives at Albany last week end. Violette. Many folks from here were pre Overnight guests over the week end at the Paul Arthur home sent for the grand opening and were Mr. and Mrs. Robeit Hamp open house at the First National 849 No. Lane St. ton of Anaheim, Calif., Mr. and Bank in Cottage Grove Saturday. I Block Behind Mrs. Walter Kendall and son The flowers were beautiful and Thrifty Sen ice Station Paul of Medford. Sunday dinner the building itself is very at- guests included the overnight tractive with the pastel colors and Ph. 1034 Anytime guests, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Moore new look. 33-tfcxx spent the Mrs. Gladys Mazoc and son Gary of Elkton and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Arthur and week end at her home at Salem. daughters of Row River Leonard Whitman and Elmer Heath spent a few days with their families here the latter part of last week, returning to Gold Beach Monday. Sharcfn Ericksen missed two days of school last week with pio- son oak. Several folks from this com It’s almost time for fishing season to start. So, yon munity enjoyed the talent show had better start fixing your gear and getting anglers Friday evening at the Cottage ready. Grove high school. Three new children started Stop in ami see us for help and new equipment and school hen* Monday, Louise Tole, fifth grade, Wanda Tole, fourth DON'T FORGET-* grade, Eunice Tole, second grade. They moved here from Buhl, Idaho. If you use groceries — We have them Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davey and Delores, Mrs. Barbara Monroe and Sam Barta spent last wt*ek end at Reeds|x>rt. Duane Davey visited in Cottage Grove with re GROCERY We Give latives. & LOCKERS Dividend Stamps Billie Heath, who iecently was inducted into the U. S. Army, is The Store on Dorena Lake Shot e stationed at Fort Lewis. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Ray of YOUR TITAN Chezem Saw Shop Hello Fisherman! STEELES YOU CAN’T BUY WHAT THIS CAR GIVES YOU... ANYWHERE ELSE There’s never been a car able to prove itself so superior on so many counts as today’s Chrysler New Yorker. 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