Image provided by: Cottage Grove Museum; Cottage Grove, OR
About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1953)
Page 8 The Sentinel. Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur».. April 23, 1953 ' CITY BRIEFS The Rev. Thomas Fukuyama of McGregor. Iowa, arrived Sunday « i-- « i . .u . t; to join his family J at the home ot her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Adkins. From here they will go , to Seattle to visit his mother and ; Sister, and vill return home via Denver, where they will vjSJt friends. Ralph Adkins, who had been at the home of his brother for several weeks, left Sunday for his home in Spokane. Mrs. Herbert Eakin returned home last wi . k after -.[lending three months in California vi-it- ing two nieces, .. Mrs. Mary m. l.llen _ Cann at Atascadero and Gertrude Eakin at Ix>ng Beach. Business Forms ana Supplies The Sentinel Mr.* and Mrs. Quintin II Jones plan to move to Hillsboro ' urday, where Mr. Jones will be [ engaged in the real estate busi ness. He has been employed by Floyd Githens. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kenned of Springfield visited here Satur- day with their nephew, M; and Mrs. Ray Denham, and fished near Dorena. They went h me j with their limit. D. C. Wilson of Yoncalla, local sheep and wool buyer is able to I«' out again after being confined to the hospital with illness for a couple of months. Mrs. Anna Houser returned home Eriday evening from Albany where she had spent the past two weeks with her aunt. Mrs. M. E. Hoover, who has been quite ill. MAY H)th IS MOTHER’S DAY Take advantage of this SPECIAL OFFER! Two 5x7 PORTRAITS $495 This offer is good from April 25 — May 2 HURRY!! Phone 260-1 Browning’s ‘Home’ Studio 408 Taylor Avenue Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Sedergren, Danny and Shelia, rejiort a veiy successful fishing trip on the Mc- Kenzie from Friday to Sunday, The Sedergrens fished from a lx>at down the rapids. Mrs. I. Oden <f southern California and daughter. Mrs. Jors of Roseburg visited Saturday with Mis. Mamie Gidney and Mrs. Joseph Safiey. Mrs. (Mien and Mrs. Gidney wen1 schoolmates over GO years ago. Sunday visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Beals of Springfield. Mr. Beals is a great nephew of Mrs. Gidney and Mrs. Safley. Mrs. J. V. Trunnell, Diana and Susan of Medfoid spent last week here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. IL O. Bennett. Mr. Trunnell spent the week in Portland on business, and was here for the week end. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stoffer, Janie and Mike of Albany also spent the week end here with her parents. Another daughter of the Trunnells, Mrs. C. B. Wheeler of Albany, who has Iwen seriously ill, is reported improving. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barkemey er visited over the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Railway at Coos Bay. Mr. Railway underwent surgery at North Bend hospital Monday. Flowers may beckon towards । PAST M VTRONS MEET us, but they speak toward heaver, The Past Matrons club was en and God. —Henry Ward Beecher tertained recently by Mrs. Don Allen, who served a 1:30 desseit Loose-Leaf Note Books 1 course. A short business meeting CEDAR (KEEK COI TLE THE SENTINEL j followed, and the remainder of WED AT REDMOND I the afternoon was spent socially. Bv Mrs. Gale Roby Howard Simons and Molly The May meeting will be at Watch the Spot Pruitt, both local Cedar Creek the home of Mrs. S. L. Godard. Is this YOLK phone young people, were mairied April number? 17 at 4:40 p.m. at Redmond, Ore- N. CHEZEM REPORTS . «. — a . - gon by Judge D. E. Ellis. TO NAVAL AIK STATION A reception was held at the home of the groom's parents,» PENSACOLA, FLA. (FHTNC) I Mr. and Mrs. William E. Simons. Among the Naval Aviation Ca- ! of Terrebonne. Those attending dets who recently reported to the from Cedar Creek and Cottage U. S. Naval Auxiliary Station, । Grove included Mrs. Pruitt, the Saufley Field, .here, for forma bride's mother. Mt. and Mrs. Bert tion training wds Norman B. Che- Tullar, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 1 zem. son of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Simons. Richard Doremus, Ells Chezem of 849 North Lane st., worth Tullar, Pvt. Bill Pruitt of Cottage Grove, Oreg. San Luis Obispo; Mr. and Mrs. Cadet Chezem graduated from William E. Simons, Mr. and Mrs. Marshfield High School in May John Simons, Mr. and Mrs. John 1948 and entered the Navy in Lamb and Hairy Hagen all of June 1948. Terrebonne. j After finishing formation fly- I ing instructions, Cadets start bir- Free Car Wash LAYMEN’S LEAGlE ELECTS I craft carrier qualification train- at - The Lutheran Laymen’s Lea- ¡ng. D & D Associated gue met Friday, April 17, at the The phase is climaxed by Ca- . No strings attached. church for the regular monthly dets making six successive take RIBBON ( I TTING CEREMONIES started open house at bank Saturday with Mayor business meeting and election of 1 offs aruj landings in an SNJ “Tex Bring in this ad. Joe Crepeau pet forming rite. Shown in picture were persons present for the program that officers. ! an” trainer plane aboard an air-1 104 No. 9th Ph. 294 stat toil at 10 a m. They are (left to right» Dwight Near, Chamber of Commerce president; Officers elected for the year1 craft carrier. Rt-v William Sutterlin of the Ministerial association; W. A. Woodard, lumberman; H. E. were: Roy Shepard, president; । “Cv’’ Eakin bank president; Reg Roos, KUGN representative; Mayor Crepeau; M is. Will Drew, vice president; Barba Olivia Eakin widow of one of the founders of the bank; I^enora Pyburn, BPW president; ra Shepard, secretary; Elsie Rand, Wares Jewelers Norman Richards, head of the Lions club and W. C. Martin, Sentinel publisher and First treasurer; Edmund Strohmaier, • membership secretary. Citizen. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nord and j ... :< . announces the new GORHAM STERLING | Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rand plan to Mr and Mr Ros Adkin- EaStCT Seal Sale pat.ern: attend the L. L. L. convention at Gregory and Alan, spent the week » This week it was announced Corvallis May 2 and 3. end at Medford with Mrs. Ad- -f»- kins’ uncle and aunt, Mr. and that 96 percent of the total Lane county goal of $12500 had been BETA SIGMA 1'111 Itempsey. Adkins Mrs. reached for the Easter Seal and K luxuriant pattern . . . sculptured, mauivt, bold With only partial reports in, the TO MEET APRIL 28 turned home Monday while Mrs. lily sale by Mrs. R. L. Sedergren, Red Cross drive in the Cottage Next regular meeting of the Adkins and children remained for in thi* rhythmic design, yet essentially feminine. ! local chairman. Grove area hit the $416.60 mark Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma» the week. Gorham Sterling * "Decor" with piercing at its Easter seals for the Cottage this week, and all workers were Phi will be held April 28 at the Grove area netted $709.35 and urged to try to finish collections home of Mrs. Oliver Farmen, 624 ’ tip is made with a one-piece knife handle — Mr. and Mrs. Richaid Shepherd. money from the lily sale and coin as the drive ends next Thursday, North 10th. The program "Life Mark and Christy of Blue River which resists denting, won't rattle . • . as an Art ” will be given by Mrs. 1 containers amounted to $198.27, s|>ent Saturday night with her; making a total of $907.62 lor this April 30. An exclusive Gorham feature, George Drury. parents, Mr. and Mrs. George [ A final report meeting will be Clouser at Yoncalla, and Sunday * Mrs. Sedergren expressed her held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 28, OUTSIZE WILD FLOWER with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. An individual six-piece place-setting (knife, Wild flowers are growing es A thanks to the Women of the at the home of Mrs. George Wood L. M. Shepherd. teaspoon, salad fork, soup spoon, and Moose, who were in charge of the worth on Mosby( Creek. All area pecially large this year. Mrs. Joe . . ill fork, mailing list; the Rainbow Girls, chairmen and workers have been Plueard of Culp Creek brought in ; hollow-handle butter spreader) costs only Daughters, Episcopal invited. Refreshment^ will be a Lamb’s Tongue that had 11 in-1 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wolford Catholic served to guests. stead of the usual six petals and | and Mr. and Mrs. Horace G. Wol- Guild, Business and Professional $42.50 Including Federal Tax *Trode Mark In making the preliminary re was twice as large as the average . fard went to Portland Monday Women and other organizations port Herman Petersen, campaign one of its specie. where Lloyd entered the Veter that assisted in the lily sale. head for the area, said that this an’s hospital for treatment. ITTZGERAI DS TO ATTEND figure was from the commercial rei RrGEit vuon meet area, residential and rural. ro-ass Saturday is the most danger Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Fitzgerald A rcjKirt meeting Tuesday noon ous day of the week in traffic. 1951 Deluxe of Fitzgerald Refrigeration will attend the 11th refrigeration and in Eugene showed that the county Chevrolet * air conditioning educational ex drive had reached the half-way mark. This is somewhat ahead of Station Wagon hibit and conference April 24, 25 the Cottage Grove drive. Powerglide, radio, and 26 at Seattle. We Give S & II Green Stamps The local sh p will be closed heater, defroster. Two local men in service were Thursday thru Sunday and all $1895.00 calls will be taken at Cannon Ap among eight returning from Korea last Wednesday. They were Cpl. pliance. Al Nowels Donald S. Price of Cottage Grove (»1 ’Main Phom* 351 Buick and Sgt. James B. Neill of Lorane. Excessive speed was the princi- I’ll. 600 930 Gibbs pal cause of traffic accidents in They arrived in San Francisco harbor. 1952. SOCIETY ' t I f Local RC Campaign Hits $416.60 Mark; Report Meeting Set l/ecot UH Wares Jewelers COTTAGE GROVE for Making Our Grand Opening 1 A BIG SUCCESS We sincerely thank the many thousands of ¡wople who toured our new, ultra modern hank building last Saturday. We very much appreciate the hundreds of beautiful flowers which were sent to our grand opening by businesses and individuals and also the large number of congratulatory ads which appeared in this newspaper last week. It is friendliness and cooperation such as yours that made our new bank possible. The Entire Staff UKSI NATIONAL BANK OF COTTAGE GROVE •'LET'S BUILD OREGON TOGETHER" MtMiEt HDUAl DOOSIT INSUSANCI COirOIATION
