Th* Sentinel. Cottage Grove, Oregon
■'hum. son of Mr t C_
I and Mr*
Mosby Creek Club
Prove FREE Studies Interior
¡Umibr Pant Relieved
Finishes Jan. 14
In Few Minutes
Charlie Eastburw. left
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wHOW^^ilUSUSililVOC John Bash Leaves
For Austria 16th
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And rower Lines
Castle Va. where he was help-1
Culp Creek B-Ball Bruce Lamb Goes
By Ruby B«-n»U>n
». Florence Eriksen
now he has gone to Texas to
Ihione tvMi-t
take a course in Bible studs and
SAGINAW— Pvt. John Bash
also finish some high school
CULP vT.EEK — The Culp
tele phoned his fiancee. Miss Geral
Phone 1187KI
studies.
dine Haynes, and his parents. Mr Creek school basketball team kwt
Mr and Mrs Fred Frost of Cot- 1 DORENA— A good beginning and Mrs. R. P. Bash, from New to Disston on Fridas afternoon by
Vftb Docto« i Extamal Pr«»cript>oa
tage Grove were dinner guests ‘ for this week’* column would be Jersey Friday evening John left
ITimr IMXJ.I
Wednesday evening at the home of . the weather as it is the most the next day by ship for Italy ley ball game was in favor of Culp
Make This 24 Hr. Test
j lalked of subject in any communi- and from there he will go to Creek by a score of 9 to 22
MOSBY CREEK
The Getto- Mr and Mrs. Harry Castle
Mr and Mrs. Clarence Wmein-
Vm MUOCLERUB for th»« Un-4.
Roy Davis is home from the
•*» Austria, where he will be station
gether
club
will
meet
January
28
Ottin« *ll-cw Musular palas MI S
। inches of snow covered the ground ed for nine months.
ger and Mrs. Peggy Groat attend
hospital
and
expects
to
take
it
at the home of Mrs. lister Rear
The Saginaw-Walker Commu ed the Cub Scout Pow Wow in
for a few weeks before in this vicinity Sunday morning
troni alt aamnac pain« and arkea
rick with Mrs. Jim Fox as co-
and certainly wrought havoc with nity club will hold its annual' Eugene Saturday.
.Apply MUSCLKKUB «Willy oa aar*
hostess. There will be an exchange going back to work.
first the telephone lines then REA
Herbert E. Raymond passed
of salt ansi "pepper shakers at
Mrs Walter Pitcher was taken power Unes which still were not meeting and election of officers
at MUSCLE-RUB uwr» have luovu
the meeting
seriously 111 Thursday morning gn :ng serv ice to all residents even Thursday. January 28. at 8 pm away Tuesday, January 12. after
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Maddox and was rushed to Cottage Grove Monday afternoon. Crews from at the Walker club house. All a long illness. Funeral services
'aitine
Nc internai do* inf.
and three children of Oklahoma hospital by ambulance. At this I both companies were on the >>b those living in the Saginaw-Wal were held Saturday afternoon at
MUSCLE-RUB «UH. r» from old-tash-
came last w-eek to visit at the time she was able to come home i trying to complete repairs as fast ker-Delight Valley and Lynx Hol 2:30 at Smith's Chapel in Cottage
low districts are urged to attend. Grove. The beautiful floral otter
home of Mrs Maddox's parents. ■ from the hospital Sunday and is as possible.
ing* were a token of the high es
Refreshments will be served.
ti»it>ty «pr>iy this ri**s»ntly
Mr and Mrs. Ernest Martin They staying a tew days at the home
Ladies of the Home Economies
•rented liquid EXTERNALLY where-
hope to make their home in Ore-i of Mr. and Mrs Dale Pitcher, . chib of the Dorena grange will 1 A son weighing six pounds eight teem in which he was held and
•ver you Jeel pain — Hmba. j ;r t.«
ounces was born January 16 to the community joins in extending
gon
shoulder*, neck, buck Note bvv n .ch
Mmes. James Cutts and Lewis1 serve a ham dinner at the Row
nxre comfortable you feel all day.
The Mosby Creek Extension Lay ng went to Eugene Friday j River community hall between the Mr and Mrs William Thomas at sympathy to the bereaved famti.»
b< w many hour* of restful sleep you
I wish to make an apology for
club met Thursday at the home of and took the lesson on "Mam ’ hours of 11 and 1 o'clock January the Cottage Grove hospital. This
get at nipbL
is the Thomas’ first child and the names that were left out of an
Mrs Henry Snauer with Mrs. Roy Dish Meals." so they can be pro-
26 Grange ladies are asked to also the first grandchild of Mr. item last week concerning the
England as cohostess Mmes yect leaders for the Mosby Creek
furnish pies. Stella Noeth and
Snauer and England put on the Extension club members at the Meda Dowens will pick them up and Mrs. Howard Keene. Thomas lovely luncheon served by Mrs.
RI B handy at all Umei
meeting on "Interior Wall Finish- next meeting February 11. The : if you please notify them. The SC2 is on the U.S S Uvadle w hich Katie Morss. Mrs. Thelma Free-
is now at Japan. The baby has man. Mrs. Alta Colson, former
Money Bock Guarantee
es." Due to the absence of the place for the meeting will be an
d.nner is open to the public and been named Ronald Glenn.
residents of Culp Creek and Mrs
Get Ifuuele-Rub today from your
chairman Mrs. Lewis Lay ng and nounced later.
the price per meal will be $1.
Drufinft Use half the bottle. If you
Mrs Lottie Kirkendall spent Mary Gildersleeve were guests.
vice
chairman.
Mrs
Dale
Pitcher.
are not delighted with results, return
Mrs Hielda Walther of Cottage
Mr. and Mrs. Neville Herard Tuesday at Glenwood visiting a They called on other friends in the
Mrs George Woodworth acted as
what s left to your Druggist who
are the proud parents of a baby- former school teacher, Mrs Ledg afternoon
put
on
a
demonstration
Vil! cheerfully re fun 4 your money
; chairman Mrs Archie Hill county party- Fn
day afternoon at the girl at the Cottage Grove Hospi erwood. who taught her at Dillard
Repular site bottle >125 T-u eave
Mr. and Mrs Victor Patton
committee member of Cottage home ■ :
Pea kins Miller tal January 16. 1954. The little 50 years ago.
spent the week end at Glendale
Grave was a guest for the day After
the meet in; Mrs Miller : lady has been named Sheila Lee.
Mrs. Alice Connor of Cottage visiting the Cecil Patton family
| The penny march was donated
pie and coffee to the ladies ( w of Meningitis
Mrs. Marion Ward is visiting at
Grove and H H. Connor of Salem
to the pilio fund.
present.
Tommy Munroe returned to his visited w fth W. A. i Bill - Keene the home of her parents Mr and
Mrs. Glenn Violette and family.
Mrs. Roland Northway enter- i home- Monday of this week from one day last week.
tamed with a demonstration party ’be Cottage Grove hospital where
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Chatterton She plan.- to return Thursday to
at her home last Tuesday Mrs 1 be had spent nearly two weeks have sold their place to the Rick- California where her husband. Mil
Estella Chambers put on the suffering with meningitis He will ini Lumber Company and moved lard Ward is stationed with the
meeting and all enjoyed a pot- ' have to remain in bed at home to Klamath Falls last week where navy.
Mr and Mrs Ed Thompson and
luck dinner.
two weeks, but hopes to return they will be in the dairy business
Mr. and Mrs Elmore Roby of ’° high school at mid-term. Tom- Rick ini 's w ill use most all the daughter Carol of Eugene were
Monmouth spent the week end at ! ray and his parents. Mr. and Mrs. property to enlarge their mill pond Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wiscarson
the Glen Roby home Other guests ‘ T ° Munroe, wish to thank and yard.
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Klang and
for ctnner Sunday were Mr and ’ everyone for their thoughtfulness
A donation box for the March
Rexall Drug Products are guaranteed to give
Mrs Bob Seidel and Marian In 1 during his illness.
of Dim«-« will be put at the Sagi- children of Eugene visited Sun-
the afternoon the Virgil Bassett
The girls volleyball team was naw school Friday, January 22. dav with Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Satisfaction or your money back.
family cqlled
victorious in the game with the Parents are urged to send their Howell.
Sew ng club was postponed last
Mrs Mary S Mosby was taken Ijondon girls. The week preced- donations in by their children on
¡11 suddenly and spent several ing the game against the Latham that day as it will be the only Wednesday and will be held on
days at Cottage Grove hospital. girls was also won. Good work day that the box will be at the Wednesday. January 27, at the
home of Florene Violette.
At this time she is much improved girls. The boys basketball team school.
The Culp Creek gym
wasn't so successful as the girls
and expects to be home soon
The Saginaw-Walker club will
Mr. and Mrs Park Hartzell and but we hope they will have better have its annual meeting and elec open on Tuesday and Thursday
two boys Kenny and Gerry of luck next time.
tion of officers at the Walker evening of each week for practice.
The Culp Creek Service club
Row River Community- club schoolhouse Thursday . January 2S.
Springfield spent the week end at
the home of Mrs Hartzell's par met Wednesday , January 13, at The time will be 8 p.m. Refresh is sponsiring basketball games in
the high school gym beginning
ents, Mr and Mrs. Jay Black- the home of Mrs. Wayne Vaughn ments will be served.
more
with a large attendance The aft
All members and friends of Saturday night. January 23. at 7
Several families from here at- ernoon was spent with sewing and Saginaw. Delight Valley and Lynx p.m. These games will be between
teenagers and grade school boys
tended a TV party Wednesday a business meeting.
Hollow are urged to attend.
and fathers vs. sons. A small ad
night at the Howard Brendon
Mr and Mrs. Raymond Wicks
home at Creswell. Those enjoying entertained the following guests Business and Personal Stationery mission of 10 cents and 25 cents
will be charged, and refreshments
the wrest ling matches on TV at a luncheon Thursday in honor
The Sentine!
will be sold after the games
were Mr and Mrs Glen Roby of the birthday of Mrs. Wayne
and Alvin. Mr. and Mrs Virgie Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Bülie
Bassett, Mr and Mrs. Roland Vaughn and Mrs. Ruth Cart
*
Northway and Fred and Ronnie wright.
Mrs. Lee Thomason returned
and Mr and Mrs. Frank Emerick
Mrs. Brendon served cake and cof to her home here Saturday eve
fee at a late hour.
ning after spending two weeks
DRB I WAYS
floors
Alvin Kief spent the week end in California where she visited
with his wife and family'. Mr Kief relatives.
STREETS
PARKING AREAS
lectures Shewn
is working on The Dalles dam
Callers Sunday at the Lester
Wayne Vaughn is taking treat-
Also Road Grading — All Work Guaranteed
. Rearrick home were Mr. and Mrs ments for a back ailment at a
Herb Rearrick and daughter of Eugene clinic.
Thursday evening of last week
Mr and Mrs Ace
Pess Creek Paving Co.,
Zorn and two hoys of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. R. E Wicks showed
Mr and Mrs Roy Hanks and their slides of their trip to Alaska
Cottage Grove
Steve of Blue Mt. and Mr. and last summer to the Ryell family
Located at Cottage Grove Sand and Gravel
Mrs Raymond Sloan and Ethel and the Darrel and Eddie Gar-
We Give Northern Premium Stamps
Ph. 8G9Y or 488J
of Ixindon The men helped Mr. outte families
Rearrick cut wood
Mr. and Mrs. P.aymond Wicks
entertained Mr. and Mrs Delbert
Pitcher and three c®ldren of
Junction City Sunday evening in
’he height of style (by candle
light > not exactly by choice but
because of the power outage
Mr. and Mrs Richard Wicks
who only recently returned from
Hawaii were at the grange hall
greeting old friends preceding the
regular meeting of the grange
Friday night. January 15
Mrs Jessie Vining and Pheobe
are moving to Cottage Grove to
make their home
Mr. and Mrs Pyron Houck and
Mr and Mrs. Walter Larsen at
tended the Chamber of Commerce
banquet at the high school Mon
day night.
Ivel Humphrey returned the
latter part of last week from
Florida where he attended a con
vention concerning the REA
Joyce Kelly and Kenny B
of Cottage Grove spent Sunday
Sutherlin where they visited 1
md Mrs Leo Hart and family
Tt»< Sunshine Circle of the Ro«
River Valley Church w as sch< I
iled to meet at the church
y Wednesday. January 20.
an the building
Mr and Mrs l^eRoy Cartwng
tertamed a group of friend>
home Saturday nig
Ja
By Mrs Orville Lamb
Phone 115SKI
LYNX HOLLOW— Plc. Bruce
41st Division. 186 Inf.
A I
Co B of National Guard, of Cot
tage Grove, left the latter part of
the week to report January 15. to
Ft Lewis. Wash., for two months
scbixxlmg in cooking and baking.
K ice has been with the National
Gi.ard tor 13 months and is the
! rst to attend school for this type
of training from the Cottage
Grove unit. He is the oldest son
of Mr and Mrs. Orville Lamb.
Svmpathy is extended to Mrs G.
J Ferguson. Mrs Henry Bricker
and Mrs Elmer Kimery in the
death of their husband and father,
G J. Ferguson, who passed away
Sunday morning at a Eugene rest
home Mr. Ferguson lived in Lynx
Hollow for a number of years.
Mrs Lawrence Fisher and Mrs.
Orville Umh attended the ban
quet and rural school board meet
ing at the Eugene hotel January
11 in the evening and they enjoyed
the dinner, and gained a great
deal of information from the dis
cussions in the meeting about
problems of the rural schools.
The pupils of Mrs. Wilburn and
Mrs. Prichard got together Friday
and had a big chili feed at noon.
They all enjoyed it and look for
ward to doing it again sometime.
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Mr and Mrs Floyd Plowman
f Florence spent the week end
at the home of Mrs Plowman >
’iren’- Mr and Mrs Ray Steel«
The Plowmans attendt-d the party I
at the Cartwnght home also
Mrs Fred Streihe is senou<
ill at the Cottage Grove Hospital I
Mr and Mrs. Henry Kelly spent I
’he week end in Hillsboro at th« I
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C GiL
ligan. T h c Kellys encountered
<ncnA just south of Salem and
Friday night in Salem wher.
there «as approximately s i x
inches of snow Saturday morning
Sunday morning they arose to find I
fclwwn eight and ten inches of
on the ground Many or-1
■ s were broken down in I
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