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About The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1955)
Lorane Rebekahs Hold Installation Of Officers Jan. 3 lain, London News Mrs Bridgie Maley; color pop of the flour sack, tor which on business Mrs. Floyd Miller , juvenile judge for committments Jack Purdy, and mu- the lodge will receive extra credit Skipworth juvenile home at cared for the Marvin Miller girls sician, Mrs Harry Jahnke. ' Joy In the Kitchen 4-H cooking at Jasper during their Portland Mrs. Myers appointed several club had fun making hamburgers By Mrs. A Christmas food I mix was filled trip the year. and hot chocolate at their lesson committee chairmen K-l a needv resident in Plume Word from Mrs Glen Stunmcl The financial committee will con Friday afternoon with leaders Mrs. Eugene Campbell and new and three daughter in Hawap the community. Mrs Dora Allen and Mrs George >ns. M F. baby daughter are expected home Floyd Holland and Mi's. Lloyd Hol Insley in charge. Judith Taylor's this week from Cottage Grove have to wait at least six weeks to the Children’s Farm Home at land. Mis. Lloyd Counts is sun grandmother. Mrs. William Buf hospital and will be eared for bs for a house in Guam to join Mr. Corvallis. Christmas cards were shine committee chairman and fington. was a guest. Mrs. P. M. Campbell. The new Stirnmcl who was transferred re sent all local Itoys in the service. B> Mis. R. G. (miner ter Purd' shower chair- In the Just So. Sew 4-H cloth baby has been named Marietta, A letter from the Juvenile Home Phone 1 HIM with the navy. man. . Russell Alford will be ing club, the Just So girls worked tor her maternal great - «i.md cently at Springfield told that visitors Mrs. Beth Kells visited briefly i ireshments and on finishing their needlecases and mother, and was born January 5. here last week on her way from were welcome. A Stanley party LORANE Lorane Rebekah in c Lodge held installation of officers Mrs. Vein Armitage and Mis. some cut out their pincushions. Mrs. Howard Simons and new Weed, Calif , to Portland to vtaiM was announced for January 18. at the last regular meeting. Jan- Bridgie Maley, entertainment On The Sew Its Fun group worked baby son. born January 8, at Cot a sister who is ill. 1 p.m. in Cottage Giove at the uary 3. Installing officers were the decorating committee are Mrs. at fringing their scarves and work- tage Grove Hospital are expected London «Hl home of Mrs Carrol) Witherspoon District Deputy President Mrs. W H Mitchell. Mrs. Everett Mal- ed on potholders. No one could horn«' this week. Simons' Six memlH'rs of London WCTU at 1415 E. Main in Cottage Grove, I'ennis Mitchell and sew as Mrs. Conner's machine mother, Mrs. Pearl Pruitt of Cot met January 7 at the home of a follow up from the [.ondon Jack Terrell and staff. Mrs. (lien colm. was temporarily out of order. The tage Grove is caring for the Sim Mrs. Arden Powell who was in WCTU demonstration party. Myers will sers. N’obli grand Mrs. Jack Terrell. the next year. Other officers in- Mrs. Terrell is also goon of the Charmingly Yours girls cut out ons' year old daughter Marilyn. The next WCTU meeting is charge ol the program on legisla stalled were: Vi grand, Mrs. order chairman; Mrs. R. G. Con and basted another garment pro The Sunday school department tion Mrs. C. 1. Powell was in February .3, the Wednesday week Claude Payne; Mrs. ner in charge ot publicity, and tector. ' of Hebron church elected new of charge of devotions. It was ex day changed to Thursday. Meet Everett Malcolm; treasurer, Mrs. Mrs. Claude Payne is drill captain. Lorane Downs Lowell ficers recently with Mrs. Archie plained that the new legislation ing p 1 a c e, Mrs. Cliff Foster’s Lorane girls defeated Lowell at Powell, superintendent: Mrs. Dean must be started each year in the | home. Myrtle Terrell; financial secretary, Cookie Parts Planned Mrs. W. H. Mitchell. Instead of having the regular volleyball Saturday evening. This Martin ianigt Mrs p M CiUnp. U S Congress in the fight by secretary WCTU organizations against liq Fh-oh. my little brother. Appointive officers installed potluck supper at the next meet was thp fii-st time Lowell girls thisu >Vr- In I Mr. and M«. Marvin Miller and uor advertisements as in the Bry- were: Warden, Mis. J. John ing. a cookie party is planned. !^d son; conductor, Mrs. Louie Torri- Each member is to bring a dozen the basketball game, the Lorane two daughters returned home son-Dmgor bill. Electronic color in khaki coat and gun to tote. cellas; inside guardian, Mrs. Ches of her favorite cookies with the boys lost a close hard -fought Sunday night from several days in TV advertising s an added But you never could learn to hate, They also lost to McKenzie Finw»ne menace It was also learned that । Martin Feinstein ter Purdy; outside guardian, Mrs. recipe and the one judged best game. high school Friday evening. Rodney Dillon; RSNG. Mrs. Vern will lie sent to the Fisher Flour Hazel Williamson is able to re- I Armitage; Mrs. F. M. Company to be entered in a con turn to school after spending the | Nease; RSVG, Mis Lloyd Counts; test. Each entrant should be ac past few weeks at home w'th a LSVG, Mrs. J im 1 Swenny; chap- companied by the coujxrn on the badly sprained and dislocated RULY FRÍSH ROASTfD COFfiC ankle. She uses a wheel chair and crutches to get around. Is a round-the-clock treat Mrs. Chester Purdy spent the weekend with her daughter and | family in Albany, Mr. and Mrs. for our customers—connoisseurs R. L. Groshong. Would you like your building appraised in < rder to de Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cooper termine amount of insurance to carry? Are you thinking of coffee perfection—we are the parents of a new babv son. John Wesley, horn January j of building a building and would like to know how to -1 Their first grade daughter, construct to save you money? We have men specially demand only the finest of coffee Vicki, is very excited over her trained in this work and in the employ of the companies new baby brother. we represent. These men’s services arc available to you Mrs. Hazel Scruggs of Suther blends ... In whole bean, lin and Mrs. Alice Conner of Cot at no expense to you. Tell us your problems. We want tage Grove spent Monday after to help you. We still have several nice calendars left. vacuum pack, instant, or frozen packaged noon with Mrs. R. G. Conner. Yours for the asking. Ugo-Igo club will meet Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. form—whatever your taste— G. Conner. Election of officers will be held and the program for I “Insurance for every need’’ the year planned. Funeral services were held in Thwing Ä- Spaulding Bldg. Everett. Wash., Tuesday afternoon 512 Whiteaker Ave. for Victor Rogers, brother of the Residence 9214 Phone 31 late Rodney Schurger. Rogers lost his life mysteriously as he was returning to the States from Tuna fishing in Alaskan wa ters. When his boat was overdue in port, the Coast Guard was call ed out and found the abandoned boat safely anchored in a cove with the deck strewn with spent shells. öDabty NEED INSURANCE ADVICE? I lulls , Im in. HIM Oregon Till- Sentinel, < uttag- Curlin News Bv Mrs. Hubs Meacham Ph.me HWMR4 Pi'Rc 3 an. Sidney Meacham Jr., and Gene and fiorothy. Mrs. Grace Moorman and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Suiter A fried chicken din ner was served, after which all enjoyed games. Mr and Mrs. Tex Bewley and family have moved to California where he is working in the logging there. The regular grange meeting of the North Douglas Grange will be Friday evening. January 14. All members are urged to attend. A son, John Edward, was born January 5 to Mr. and Mrs. James E. Williamson of Curtin. The baby weighed seven pounds and 11 ounces. RTIN Mr and lito J R ■s have been on the sick list this past week Mr. Sowles brought home from Rogue River where he was helping Us daugh ter on a new house He had injured his tvack and is still unable to lie down. Mis Sowles has had the flu and near pneumonia, but both are improv ing slowly. Word was received of the birth of a baby boy to Mr and Elmer Beck of Ferndale, Wash. Mrs. Beck was the former I.OÍS Giles. This is the first son, but We are but dust and shadow. tPulvis et umbra sumusi. they have two daughters. Horace A joint birthday dinner held Sunday at the Norman Suit- There is । er home honoring the birthdays of Grace Moorman and Gene One great society alone on earth; Meacham. Billie Keeran. Guests The noble Living and the noble ere: Messrs. and Dead. present Wordsworth Mmes. Ralph Marvick. Eli Keer- DARIGOLD BUTTER FRESH GRADE AA MEDIUM EGGS LB Dozen J. B. Leonard Insurance Service Amazing Siew Suis Biswery Makes Body Found EM S T i SCIENCE NOW HELPS YOU TAKE OFF YOUR FAT WHILE YOU EAT THE FOODS YOU CHOOSE FRIENDS! Let Me Ask You a Simple Question Are you too fat because you eat too much? Would you like to lose fat but you just can’t control your appetite and like to eat too much of the wrong kind of food? Do you like sweets, candy, cake and are you a real glutton when it comes to butter, gravy, potatoes? Have you tried one thing after another to reduce, spent dullar after dollar for pills and tablets and in 1 spite of everything you’ve tried you’re still too fat? AT LAST! 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Lorane Ladies Aid held their annual election of officers at the Wednesday afternoon meeting. Mrs. Robert Wegand was elected president. Mrs. Leonard Webber, vice president and Mrs. Oscar Mc Alister secretary - treasurer. Mrs. Rose Hayes will serve as chair man of the sunshine committee for the year. Other committee chair men will be named at a later meeting. The quilt in the frame was finished and the group will now' work on two Sunbonnet Girl quilts belonging to Hazel and Pauline Williamson. Installation Held Lorane IOOF I-odge held instal lation of officers recently with District Deputy Grand Marshall Jack Terrell and staff installing the following officers: Noble Grand, Eldon Thompaon; vice grand, Hiram Hunt; secretary, Jack Terrell; treasurer, Gene Burns. 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Thrift extends beyond th'1 horizon of the coin; we could save a little by grinding corn with pestle and hollow stone; we save more by buying our flour in bags; we could use a washboard and tub, a machine docs it quicker, better; keys, cogs and wheels add figures, wire carries messages, checks pay bills, sewing machines sew faster, oil propels our wagons, all of which saves time, money and great chunks of ourselves. The thrifty person saves pen nies, and words; he's prudent, f leet, farseeing, some call him lucky; he’s the one who has when others have-not. P« c . Hy. s. Phone .»48 RAY DENHAM, Mgr. immwmm Be Thrifty To mark the anniversary of the birth of Benjamin Franklin, Jan. 17, we have a Thrift Week. I doubt the veracity of this statement but it is claimed, "Franklin wouldn’t dot an I, to save ink.” The moral is ob- vious; "Few of us can save much but all of us can save little.” sunny morn 3J ____ POTATOES 25 79‘ YOI K HOME-OWNED SHOPPING • ENTER — PKK ES EFFECTIVE TURI M'MHV. JAN. 13 1« INCLUSIVE MWMARKET Ißfr 5th Street and Highway • PHONE 177 • Cottage Grove '
