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Page 1 The Sentinct, Cottage Grove, Oregon Thur«., April m , 19.31 Editor's Mail Bag Voters Reminded To Register Soon For May Election Letters to the Editor Dorena Grange Floor Show Tonight Cook, will be on the program for April 16 She will speak on "Our To the Editor: State Institutions." This will be The police department of Cot open to the public, and will pre- Mexico Needs ClotMng _ . „ . . B»t»bll«hed Augu.t 15. msg tage Grove and the police officers By Mrs. Walter N. Dowens cede the Grange meeting, and To the Editor: Publlahed every Thurwlav at Cottage Or .as individuals often come into the By - . _ . tolerad at C -tagr Oróse Ore„ .n aase.on. | will start promptly at 8 p.m. Bubaertptlun rates, tub In advance. N.. aubaerlpti .n t I would hki' to take advantage | limelight in a way that tends to DORENA GRANGE At the By Mrs. (¡ide Roby Rev. II, Hugh Pi-nKton ** than three n>>nth«. The play will he given again at of your paper to ask the people of | destroy the reputation of law en In Oregon _ __ _ Phone 792RI ■ regular meeting of the Dorena 3 UO 2 00 1 25 . forcement and of men. Ouuide Oregon | Grange held on April 2, Minnie Central April 10. This will be the « UO "Here I Stand" Foreign ratea on application. « 1.50 . LONDON Registrar Mrs. Dean Wagner, acting master, gave the । last presentation of "Hist! She's Cottagd Grove if they would have W. C. Martin Miter. Puhhahrr I „ 1W,hen, ,he PUb,iC brU- I any old clothing of any kind they Martin has reminded voters that [obligation in the first and sec- | a Man." Jam. a Roles By Roland Bainton | tai treatment of prisoners by po- l^ura Ot.-on would like to send to the jxxjf April 2(1 is the deadline tor regis I ond degrees to Ra> and l.ois Com- William James, the philosopher, reported ill and Miriam Aditine . lice it takes it to heart, even if [xxiple of Mexico, these |>eople in the hospital. . once said that there are two kinds tration for the May primary elec j stock. ■ it is the defense of a prisoner. will be glad to get anything that tion Registration may be made of ( hnstians the once-born and The floor show, Stella Noeth, home economics managed by anvone wants to send them and I When the police are on trial in NATIONAL EDITORIAL | the twice*born. 'I’he lormer are at London store. I chairman, reported the Dorena1 Mrs. Lee tides, will be presented will see they get stead of the prisoner, the case those who grow up in Christian anything that is Mi. and Mrs. Jim Fleming are PUBLISHERS i. . .. — —। (»range will have display booth at M p.m. Thursday. April 8 R*> brought out to my place three it seems to me, tends to be a horn -. moving along the path to VIMtmg her e from t all Brook. . number 15 at the l^ane County . freshments of sandwiches, potato miles । father thin one, but often many ASSOCIATION of town. Clothing I fajr J spiritual maturity by comparitive- California. salad and cookies will be sold hould be boxed or sacked and juries are won just on that sort b < asy stages. The others have a Mr and Mrs. Orville Hodges Need f or < loth New Yoi k after the show by the Home Eco ‘ every little helps these jieople a of thing and a verdict is ren- ta, n «j Chicago Detroil • PHfodejphia more violent experience. They are spent several days last week at dered in favor ot the defense. Everyone having wearable nomics club. Admission is 50 cents lot. because they know poverty the wrestlers with God like Paul, the coast checking on employ Weekly Representatives, Inc for those over 12 years and 35 like the people here never will, I have worked closely on many Augustine, Bunyan or Martin ment conditions there. They ex clothes or shoes, and particularly National Advertising Representative baby clothes of all types, be sure cents for those 6 to 12 years old oftentimes they will pick up a cases with our local police de- Luther. pect to sell their place here. to bring them to the Home Eco Refreshment < 'ommlttee d'rty rag and wash it out and cut partaient in the i Luther, whose life story is so Refreshment committee mem up old tires to wear for shoes and nomics meeting April 13. These member of the Sentinel staff, and ¡ably told in Roland Bainton's clothes are badly needl'd by the bers for April 16 are Mina West, in some instances full grown men fh ?Ot °eng ag0’ W.e w‘th cortsiderable rerret that I know that the police have a Here I stand, went through an Chester Parr, Farrys Lusk, Service club in Cottage Grove. and the families of the following the present mayor, Joe Crepeau, has no mtention of takrnJ tough job. yet never overstep in extremely and women will lie barefooted. I difficult but completely Deanna Gunn and Margaret Olds Central HEC To Visit Jack Winders, Arthur Bales, have had many of them say to may°r-Iev®n though it might be offered him in to the realm of brutality. transforming religious experience. have signed to sell subs« ript ions At the HEC April 13 meeting, Floyd Way and Clarence Winein- me. “Why don't the United States WM’iiest of graces. Joe feels that the job of trv nL g .. I sat in on a local trial once The preparation was hard, but the for the Sentinel during its cam Central HEC will make its visit. ger. help our country. We are your about two years paign. '.’tty with the help of other council members is‘ i Hsk wh? h ago when the consequences were momentous. Clean up committee for April friends instead of other countries Hostesses are Fleeta Bonni ksen, -acts too much time from the ordinary bu^X^man anS defense attorney, He. himself, was changed from 16 is Ralph Plaisted, and the Wal Austa Vaughn and Edna Brum so far away, and all I can say is UUhcates he might be interested in staving in th r? J mltted to the police force that one who trembled at the rustling Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dage field. Everyone is to bring salads. ter, Alpha and Pale Pitcher fam I don't know for I'm sure they while longer after the expiratkm of Ä* 'n-the °ffice . _ a _ he had a slim case, literally put ol a leaf to the man who stood moved ilies. week to the Larry vegetables or dessert. need it just as bad." - vky £rnT » If the council ,he police on trial to draw at- before emperor and princes of the I faynes last The juvenile will place at BJackbutte. Mr. could employ somebody to oversee the ecitys They will work on the baby EMERY HARRIS and h 'hion away from the pnsonei church saying, “Here I stand. I Dage's daughter, I-ois Jean, candy and popcorn balls at the •TvXîœ?11™^ SnT?t°hn 8houlde™ business of a bunch <««1 not quilt. can do no other. God help me'” cently came from Sutherlin floor show. to Ellen Sherrill, Mary_ ____ Prove his poinÆo^ MÂÆUfîr " Not only that I .OU the history of make her home here with the fam- The youth group will hold its lisle and * Sharon McMillan were were i .......... un mummun mankind was changed with him. ily. She is an eighth grader at | appointed to help and assist the next meeting on Wednesday eve Arc and Acetylene stfksions are'not’hVld a°dnC1) ha‘S rare|y massed a week, where ,, M',y w<* as citizens look beyond I •ondon school. ning, April 14, at the Virgil Bas- I juvenile grange. This spiritual giant was the son L >orrie Haynes d d O€casionally the business of the citv u" h"1'1 words in ,he Prpss sett home, with Ronnie Bassett Better Auction Scheduled quires two sessions per week. c C,ty think of policemen a- our friends of a German laborer. Early in life Word came from the Larry 1 All members are asked to col- as host. I and protectors and not as the he was marked for distinction, Haynes family, now of Cottage ''hat pay the city council membe „ „ . , rs get, about 30 cents i brutal beaters that they are often but a sudden dramatic event Grove, that I-orrie has recovered > lect items for a large auction sale When a man wants to murder I to lx* held on June 13. Lawrence called in court. dashed his parents' hopes. One day from a near pneumonia illness । Davidson, Henry Snauer and Ed a tiger he calls it sport; when a in a thunderstorm his best friend Sincerely yours, and Eve Mae had the’east off her ■ Sherrill were appointed to make tiger wants to murder him he was struck dead by a bolt of hand from a broken linger injured Joan H. Gallo calls it ferocity. Bernard Shaw lightning as the young men were in a rollerskate-bicycle collision. [ all the arrangements for the-sale. Instead of one full scholarship making their way home, side by Hypocrisy is the homage which Portable Welding Any Place The Arvid Palki family is for 4-H club members, it was de- side. Soon afterwards, against vice pays to virtue. glad to be home from their trip । eided to have two half scholar many protests, Luther entered the 1030 Madison —Phone 181-Y La Rochefoucauld vising Wh° m'ght be in the fiek1' SUP^- to Minnesota. The only trouble ships. enabling more youngsters Convent as a monk. ijmlii down I portion lrnProvements and one who could If he was searching for some they experienced happened after । to attend camp or summer school, Subscribe to The Sentinel thing, he didn't find it. Although they got back in Oregon when as most can afford to pay half of the expenses. ice and snow on the Willamette known for a saint for his- inde fatigable observance of the rule of pass highway caused their car to Softball Ground Work In order to complete the back piety, he was extremely unhappy. skid off the road and into a bank. By Mrs. Orville Lamb No one was injured although their stop for the softball grounds, the His religion seemed to him all Phone 1159K1 outward appearance«. Inwardly he car had to be repaired at Oak grange will buy enough wire to finish it. HOLLOW Friday felt himself to be "gallows ripe." ridge before they could continue home. Fire alarm bells have been in ni ng I bee tree was discovered Luther was, of course, face to being felled on the Lamb face with a fundamental human In Mrs. Fred Mills interest in stalled, and Ed Sherrill is to buy profx'ity. The tree breaking open problem. Salvation by effort is semi-precious stones found on j 50 feet more hose to put on the The television set of tomorrow At any rate the council has done a lot of overdue exposed bees and honey so the folly The faster the wheels spin the beach duing a recent visit to stage, and a fire drill will be plan is ready for you to enjoy in the ku-8t fvw years> some of the work would Lambs and Macauleys pnx'edcd to the deeper the car settles in the the coast, she is wondering if rock ned at the next meeting. Also a toaay! See your favorite t require quite a bit of time, but perhaps not weeklv • sports and entertainment tele collect the honey and got two 10- mud. But surely you've got to do specimens found on the hills and bar will be put on the upstairs -»na a» baa the r casts on the big 21’ Zenith quart pails of honeycomb. The •omethtaqr, for life Isn’t worth liv river beds here would be of some d<x>r instead of the knobs. screen that takes you out of Members voted on state officers honey is delicious. value in a collectors view if it ing if there is something wrong the end zone and puts you on Mrs. John Macauley spent sev Ix'tween your sou) and the heart were only known. The beauty of and Rose Houck. Helen Bales and the 50 yard line—get pictures eral days visiting her sister, Mrs. of the universe. A sympathetic the colorful jaspers apd agates Meda Dowens were appointed tell lust like the movies...excel- lent pictures whether you’re Charles Dewey and family at counsellor turned him to the Bible found on the beaches is not at ers. It was decided that individual 4 feet or 10 feet from the set! Azalea last week. and the words of that other once detected until polishing and members interested in soil conser Orville Lamb suffered a rather wrestler, Paul. All you really have cutting. vation should attend the meeting Saturday Io do Luther discovered, is to put Work at Woodards' camp has case last forenoon and is attack Goshen. in the Cottage your trust in the love of God. started lor the spring months on at The Bailey, Model 12572 R—Sevin. ’ VlMitorx May 7 teenth Century cabinet deilgn—In and expects to re- This was the good news which a four-day-a-week basis. We have never been able to determine lust wh o th» Coburg-West Point Grange will main there for a couple of weeks. changed Luther’s whole life, and magnificent mahogany veneers and Softball is the major athletic hardwood »olid». Hat He is to have complete rest for this personal experience became activity now at Ixmdon school, visit Dorena Grange on Friday, • emitive ten.inch awhile after returning home. Mon the basis of the Reformation. It building up practice for spring May 7, and will put on the pro- speaker. «ticks his neck out for a lot of criticism On the other h-nul day gram. he was improving and feeling tournament participation in May "Justification by Helen Carlisle, Ceres, was in quite giMid, though still under thè Faith." Both boys' and girls' teams from Izindon won games played~ April’ ^on ,eCtUrer’S h°Ur’ a"d an Easter program: th< uh ident is too bad, and ends here. ' Come in for the widest selection of big picture TV! Mrs. Lester ater spent sev The change in Luther soon be- 2 at Blue Mountain. . Faith Looks Up to Eugene hospita came apparent. Students began to to I A1 P°kc^man often has to do some pretty quick thinking oral days in Johnnie Faye Cox _ entertained Thee" by Grange membei's, with home now. S» I last week but Hock to his theological lectures at her home April o, tor her a tableau on faith. Mary Lou Bill Dreese in which were noted for their prac eleventh birthday anniversary. , Carlisle was in the tableau, ar many years a resi tical bent. He began to debate F ifteen of her classmates came fendUt golig fS“e' " " en'"‘nC“ "" chanM8 "f “ 500 Main now living in Cot with those who defended the after school on the school bus to ranged by Helen Tryk, Boa Lar- fhone 15 sen and Avanelle Wicks; poem, very ill with abuses which had crept into the enjoy indoor games and refresh "Faith Has Wings.” by Ellen I heart condition and has been in Church One day he nailed his ments of ice cream and cake. lighting "Candles of j the ( ottage Grove hospital for 9.> thesis to the church door in Johnnie Faye is the daughter ot Sherrill; faith, by the three Graces; song, I the past three weeks. Wittenberg, and the Reformation Mr. and Mrs. Gene Cox at Wood “Christ Arose,” by Minnie Wag -lack McCallan is taking treat was begun. ards Blackbutte camp. ner. Ellen Sherrill and Mabel Bas- ments in Eugene for a severe He was a proligious worker, Mrs. Arden Powell and new throat ailment and is reported to writer, speaker. All alone he could baby, Rebecca Sue, came home sett; song, "Old Rugged Cross, by the Grange. be showing some improvement. have kept the newly-invented from Cottage Grove hospital Fri By Mrs. Jennette Kelly third graders only on the permis After the program, Miss Ix'ona Brown was home printing press busy. In one year I day evening, where the new baby Easter eggs were passed colored Phone 11 (¡71! I sion of the parents. Men will have over the week end from Roseburg. out to DORENA The regular pack be published over 150 books and was born April 2. Grandmother, program as plan- a visit with her parents, Mr pamphlets He translated the Bible Mrs. Charlie Powell, assisted with the children. meeting for the Boy Scouts was ned before The Chinese auction totaled bring I ;,nd Mrs Kenneth Brown. held Thursday evening, March 25 pie. into the language of the people their care until grandmother. Mrs $21.22. at the Dorena school where "Keep to make an ineffaçable mark on Roy Hutchinson arrived from Cor- Mrs. Ray Pon't forget the box soc inv ited the Oregon Green" was used as the German s|x>ech His commentaries vallis to stay a few days. Amel Smith family to a birthday special speaker, Florence theme. Disston den presented a flirt rm». »VU.... 1 night, opened the minds of readers to the * dinner Api il 10. There will lx- a short Bibles’ treasurer», source of his skit written around the demon- w Inch time birthdays of program beginning at 7. After own inner experience. stration of tree planting. Mr Steele and Smith were ob- the program. the boxes of eats Orum from the Rujada Forest Two hundred years later, hear will I m * auctioned. Everyone in- ing Martin Luther's words. John Service showed two films on the M. ■s. and Mmes. Carl Sho- vited Come, you will have a good Wesley felt his heart "strangely of and ----- presented d Darrel Garoutte served time. Proce from the social warmed and Methodism was be- bundles of young trees for plant at the R<xi and Gun club elimina will be used for the I benefit of gun. ing to each boy. For the entertain- tion matches Sunday. the school. The affair being ment the rest ot the evening, the a great motion picture Evangelistic services will be I sP°n»ored hy Community club mothers played volleyball against has lieen made about his life disjxmsed with Friday evening due n ----------- -- ' ' ■ - - - Community club met Friday af Again the liovs. wc discover that we are to the conflict ternoon at the lunch room for n still in debt to him. Mr and Mrs I/'Roy Potter and club meeting, but business meeting. After the meet- family and lairry Hird a ittcncjccl Saturduy evening (>cxt week Rev. PvnlNton will instead, with : « "Hi WM given to Mr- Jack the Scout Circus in Eugene Miss Grace Farnham, a mission- McCallan in appreciation of her “review" «'Out of My Life and urdny evening. March 27. Thought” by Albert Schweif Mrs Stanley Bonkoski was the will from Japan, in charge. She fine work as president of the club tell of her experiences there last year Mrs. Kenneth Brown honored guest at a surprise birth- and beginning refreshments to the fol- with Sun- low mg members Mmes. Melvin 27 at her horn.- when her husband McMickle Orville Lamb. Lawrence invited jn the following guests: will Mrs. Edith Long Harrison. There is probably no other sermon Meetings Fisher, Jack McCallan. Kenneth Mr and Mrs. James Hyers, Mr Rout'? 1, Cottage Grove, died will continue all through next one item which can ini- MTS ^ak,P Raiïor nnd Mr. and March 31. at her home following a week Medford, Oscar Schultz, Chester Mrs. prove the appearance of long illness She was born Fehru- ■r Mrs. Bonkos- welcome to the loliver, Ray Phelps, Thurman ary 24, ki’s father. J, your home at so slight a 1 Smith, and her "Floor Show" bei I8<8. at Chambersburg, Slavens and Di'e Farmer. two sons. Mil, cost. Pa., and and David were ! the 1 (orena Grant meeting w ill Is a (Kit luck Harrison married to Charles H < Ictober mng, April H 1906. in ! dinner at th*« home The following pro- Mr and Mrs. Rnv Steel of Mrs. Ray They came to Cottage tended a Richfield dcihis Grove two ban Soap Suds, a negro skit ago from Ever v ictor Korpela will leave the Peek-a- quet ht Ihe Eugene Hotel ont HART — famous dance will SPECIAL Boo Quadrille, by the juveniles. I fust of the week for Woodland. ett. Wash. Mrs Harrison was « rung last Week These indi n. member of the I 'nited Presbv ndent j Waltz Quadrille. ' bv e adults. I HOUSE PAINT Calif, to help with the sheep on APACHE DANCE, by breath dealers have decided to mak< tenan Church of Bellingham, the dance, jouth shearing. He has three sons. H-o- an annual afluir Order of Eastern Star and \ real bargain in a quality knife I Prill, adults. Snow white and nard, Arthur and Elmer at Wood Arthur Beagle from California Amaranth iroduct. White and colors. ; the Seven Warts, seven men and land. recently vialted ms parent Surviving are her husband; one Mr one woman, a skit. Svntphonv Mr. and Mrs Kay I lol brook and Mrs B B Bengl, HART and his HARRY voted R Harrison. •March Dull, youth group Alpha FLAT WAI L PAINT overnight r Mil.. Sunday of Dalles, and one daughter, Mrs Pitcher and his Accordianas Jack Mr and Mrs John A pleasure to appiy and a broken hand last I’hursd Armstrong Ruthella Hile, Cottage Gro of top ventriloquists on coast, in w tu ri joy to live with. xn.75 near Roseburg she fell at her home She'is ■ now From J ■es were held Sat- monologues as follows FER GALLON wearing the Injun d m< ■ . . act from to finish. urday at Mills Mortuary with the per gal. 'ing. Meda I lowens and splint und a sling grandchildren went to Rev, D Hugh Peniston officiating Aron Houck MY hnd Mrs Henrv Kell spent Saturday night. March 27 where I Cremation followed ....................... * Everything to help Houck and Ellen Sherrill J MARTIN, and the week end of March : c. thev attended the wedding ot Miss — M In I'he Movies ' Minnie Wa complete the job! friends at Hillsboro Fridav ni r ht. Itettv \\ , ks .i x at-iueee at the r “ Welcome." Judy Pitcher. will the songs from March 26. they attended the i« the Fur. u BRUSHES ni- Accordion numbers by the Lit- M’-’h«“8’ versity Singers concert at iS'ofhsi and Mr"' "’aI,er “A Sm,,h ^ral Chajxj and WIRE SCRAPERS music by Methodist Church then Mis M'ss Leah Puhen has iHvnUddaugM^ PUTTY KNIVES The Robert Owen family pur- evening s entertainment going to Eugene to ............. chased a new car last w. . Whitt Presslev of Disston Th. TURPENTINE ‘ in nt X pm HEC club every other div lor treatment Rev Wdliam Sutterlm officiated The Row River Valiev Cl: I(-h will EINSEED OIL i'll refreshments of sand- of a near mastoid condHion in her and burial was in the focal ItiiE wishes to thank all and nn LADDERS potato salad and cookies VARNISH pecially the Disston teams foi e t>n t-n . | cemetery. The babv died Anni i A safe stepladder is a ne- '1 ' ds will go to the chair fund Bill 1 Ihson and a sailor friend I in a Eugene hospital follow io . nating all the proceeds from th. SHELLAC cessity. til sizes in saxi 1 he past two Ft Mays have lx>en who are V.mcoovo, short illness She was born in Cot- games Friday evening. The $r,. c stationed at Vancouver, stock. Start at • kv ones for the softball teams Wash . will apply on the heating system with the Nivv. spent the ...? I tape Grove November 25. 1953 •na school. They won of the church week end at the home of Me Give S & II Green Stamps Besides her parents she is sur- {ame they Bill's parents. Mr and Mrs. M yivod by two sisters Ixirena School club will hoi l Barbara on March and the J Ellison its regular monthly meeting Fn Friday I l.ouise and Joyce Lavcm. both at won Mr ami Mrs Charles Edw a rds day evening. April 12. at the usual with a score ot ixis Angeles. Calif, arrived Fri home: grandparents Mr and Mrs time. Mr. Waite and Mrs. Perkey and 12-2 for day evening for a visit here at George Presslev in Tennessee and will explain the polio vaccine : the 1 Mr and Mrs J. b Hass Sr. of daughter and Disston; also many other rela which is available to second and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wicks and the home Of thi family, Mr and Mrs. H. E. Trjk. tives. ß» 1 The Cottage Grove Sentinel April 2, 1954 'BOOK TALKS' Newspaper Crepeau to Step Out of Mayor's Office WELDING Cottage Grove Welding Works Bee Tree Yields Much Comb Honey At Lynx Hollow 21” CINEBEAM TV Police Not on Trial SMITH ELECTRIC Dorena Grange to Have Display Booth Lane County Fair; Floor Show April 8 « QUALITY Edith L. Harrison Rites Saturday GENERAL PAINT All Elks and their ladies are invited to a FREE night of wonderful enter- ON STAGE VARIETIES & KADELL put taking climaxed trowing acrobatic act. pal BILL one the comedy-plus Baby Rita PfeSSloV . T’ V team recently the 50 a start OE TV feature many of past present wandering troubadour favorite the BIG ACTS NO CHARGE and the»r ladies . SHOW starts immediately after snort lodge meeting. Don / miss this one 5CAR5 BUILDINB SUPPLY ‘ 5 33 »COTTAGE GROVE, ORE.
