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Thum.. June 21. I»56 The Hmtlael, ( ottage Grave, Oregon SOCIETY I'age 5 Dinner Honors Scottish Minister Curtin Pair Wed June 8 in Eugene Sharing Program Concludes Lorane DVBS June 9 and America down were given relig ■ entire group of pupils pres- hen came onstage to sing il of the songs and choruses Used then each class gave a brief part consisting mainly of a few mem >ry verses of Scripture and a or a description of the work had covered Some groups ived some of the handicraft ad finished. ie scripture memory Hazel Williamson won US verses followed by Con- .idy with ST m th«« high class. Judy Conner as followed by Mary Ann iiker with 63 in the Intermediate oup In the Junior division Paul- Williamson learned 63 and itty Ostler 47; in the Primary vision Ixtrinda Foster learned . m rses and h«“r cousin Karen Fos- r was second with 10 Each of e fir»t and second place «Mi st mts from th«“ intermediates were presented net klares The Junior divisi on won the tendance prize and the high schi Albert Armitage is sr^ndin; ; the and Mrs Harry Fisher and with Merced. innie of Othello, Wash., re- summer He plans to keep home after spending a helping with t urn work and V, Mr and Mrs. present chopping cotton Mitchell Jr., where they arthritis - rheumatism are W I mad«“ he acquaintance of their AWFUL! STOP SUFFERING TODAY! indchild. little Andy Mit- After the program "o|*’n hou By Mr». R. G. < onner was held in all the classrooms bbin< W Much ut By Mrs. Ruhv Ylewham Phone I40M parents and friends could l<s>k Phon«- 99KK4 Lynn Terrell had ICKLY KE (Delayed 1 the work books and handcra CURTIN Florence Deeds and the hospital for a return LORANE A very successful the children had made. Roy H Hehn were married Fri- Daily Vacation Bibi«“ School^ end week. She was ex- money BACK’ ¿«WirV ' * H A. "Bud" Mitchell oi Spri day. June 8. at Eugene. The cere- ed ' with a sharing program h riday ible to return home »öftere«! Dorn th<NM' M wh»-» . mony was performed by Otis , evening. June 9. climaxing two Monday afternoon. ve UP ; Women golfers playing Friday nd < . now tried everything the Lorane Hardin, pastor of the Curtin Com- ' weeks of work for the local young of Sparks, Curtis Conner Jr ar»1 pnjoyinK m abin at Cottage Grove Golf course are in the fire munity church, at four pm in the sters and about 15 of their moth at the horn«* .dv.mV Í»«T to I« Usi ED »nd PROV- Siuslaw Mrs Mitchell, w he reminded to keep track of their parlor of Northwest Christian col- j ers who were teachers and help of his grandfather in Cottage l; employed in Springfield. canu> putts for points. This will be a and'« -nd bug. - lege dormitory They were attend Grove, was a calier at the R G during that time ,m, rtftomenl AR PAN-EX «ill for the weekend with her hust continuation of the weekly play ed bv Mr and Mrs Guy Hehn i ers ' The His parents total enrollment was it» Conner home Sunday wiftly .ffwli« lv ea«e much Asin« and attended Sunday church > in progress. All four scores for of Monmouth After the wedding with an average daily attendance and brother are exp< RH1« or KHEl'MATIC pain or this medal tournament must be in ices. the newlyweds went on a short ! for the two weeks of 97 MONEY BACK' _ the week Mr. and Mrs. Harold Foster are by June 29. I, , » »harne to off r »"X honeymoon trio to Astoria re plc have been u -IS The program consisted of the !.. I IS I t t by use AR-PAN-EX jound. of a the Pairings have been made as fol turning home Sunday evening. e flu hug One American flag salute and ounce baby daughter who a lows: Mrs. Wm. Githens. Mi- Wm North Douglas Grange held an Christian flag salute led by Miss of the latest is M s. Vern Armi- last Friday. JuneS She ha < G. PHARMAf Y Funk. Mrs Larry Caswell; Mrs better again Mr Jack arrived wearing his old fashioned charivari on Mr and Elda Lowman who directed the named Kathleen (. mdi» They tage who is mi We Give Saving Stan Earl Hill. Mrs Wilbur Heath. Miss kilt, which is the official irilt of Mrs. Roy Hehn. Anlauf. Wednes DVBS. This was followed by sing now. also have a small son. Belle Burkholder; Mrs. Jim Dow the Queen's Own Cameron High day evening. The couple was' ing Onward Christian Soldiers is, Mrs. Dean Eppersen. Mi’s Wal landers, and the tartan is that of thoroughly surprised when five ter Hunter; Mrs Addison Heath Cameron of Erracht He was es- carloads of people descended upon Jr., Mrs. Russell Woolcott. Mrs I corted to the center of the U them sounding car horns, rattling ' Glen Alcumbrac; Mrs Wm Perini. shaped table by Mrs. R. A. Trask, buckets and cowbells. The din sub Mrs. Carl Rich, Mrs. Margaret a member of the Session and also sided when the crowd was invited Cool tasty salads—so Spriggs ; Mrs. George Witters, | the daughter of one of the earliest in for refreshments and the couple Your delicious in warm Mrs. Stanley Daugherty. Mrs pastors of the church, the Rev. was then presented with a gift. [ weather. There's one W V McGee. Mrs. Trask is also Those present were Mrs. Sidney a member of the Veatch family on M«ach im and grandson Kenny for every occasion. Mrs. Ray Funk. her mother’s side, and is there Kerr. Mrs Mildred Rohrer. Emery Winners in weekly play two fore a descendant of one of the Harris. Mr. and Mrs Gene Boss. W e cam a complete weeks ago were: Low Net. Flight founders of the church in 1855. Dean Boss, Mr. and Mrs. Don' A-Mrs. Rich and Mrs. Githens; Grace was said by Roy Lyon, sen Walker Mrs. L. H Sands. Ron- | line of salad makings Flight B-Mrs. Wilbur Heath; ior member of the present Ses- nie Redford. Bob Gordineer, Mr. to suit vour every Flight C-Mrs. Woolcott. Mrs. Lor- sion and it was followed by the and Mrs James Nelson and chil an Levings the Blind taste, and fresh foods - won , . Bogie _ whole group singing "Bles“t Be dren Anne. Robin and Jon and tournament for new members. In The Tje Th.lt Bintjs." the honored couple Mr. and Mrs. of every kind for the Tin Whistle tournament a I , After an enjoyable dinner of Roy Hehn and daughter Jackie. week ago winners r, were: extra-fine main dishe! «. «««-¡u 1 fried chicken and many dishes Church Delegates Visit A-Mrs. Githens; yY | w’hich were new to Mr. Jack, and Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson en- | ami desserts. Heath and Mrs. Dowis ; C-Mrs. which he seemed to appreciate, at dinner Thursday for In Cottage Grove Caswell. Mrs. Levings and Mrs. an official welcome was given to tertained friends from the East, the Rev. Grant Lovegren won the new him by Mayor Jess Hill, chairman and Mrs. Richard Speicher of member Blind Bogie. offer you quality of the Ixiard of trustees. This was Kokomo, Ind. The Rev. Speicher followed by other words of wel was attending the annual confer come which included explanation ence of the Church of the Breth- merchandise at low of their activity in the church by ren in Eugene. He is pastor at the Harold Wolfard. member of the home church of Mrs. Nelson s every-day prices, plu Session. Mrs. Archie Walker, Sun ter. Mrs. Earl Hendrix, at Ko- day school superintendent; Mrs. komo. Those EXTRA Mrs. Galen Jordan of Gold Warren Hansen. Westminster Fel Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mulligan and Beach, w'ho spent several years in lowship advisor; Mrs Roy Short, SAVINGS that you Japan when her husband was sta past president of the Women's children Kathy, Steve and Vera i I tioned there as a chaplain with association, who spoke of its work Hitz of Huntington, Ind., visited I the James Nelsons Monday. The 11 the ocupation forces, presented in the absence of the president, realize with G&W Fresh—Crisp had attended the 11 the program for Eugene Button Mrs. Claude Cruson; and Mike Mulligans Church of the Brethren confer- 11 chib at a meeting held here Thurs ! Siebert, also a member of the Ses- Large Heads of Locally Brown Stamps. day. June 14, at the home of Mrs. 1 sion who gave a highly amusing ence in Eugene and stopped at 11 Grown the Nelsons on the start of their 11 W. L. Workman. Mrs. Edith speech in his own inimitable fash Woods was hostess. Luncheon was ion, closing on a more serious trip home. Mr. Mulligan was a schoolmate of Mrs. Nelson in In- I served preceding the program. note with the expression of his I Mrs. Jordan took "Kimonos" agreement with the people of diana. M&W MARKET Fred Butterbough of Chico, H for her subject and exhibited many I Lochvvinnoch, Scotland, that this The Basis V 603 So. 5th St. kimonos for both men and women, is not merely an exchange between Calif., and Paul Kampmier of Lad (Redemption Center) as well as ______ yardage __ materials suit- , two pastors, but the beginning of Verne. Calif., had lunch at the' _________ of good able for kimonos for persons of , a friendship between two towns J. B. Nelson home Thursday The 11 GOLDEN RIPE two men were attending the na all ages. She had many Satsuma I which may be of lasting value Salads 14’- NORRIS DRESS SHOP buttons on display as well as many Mr. Jack then thanked every- tional conference of the Church | of the Brethren on the University | 509 Main Street other articles brought back from j one for the warmth of the wel- Japan.___________________________ | come he had received, and of the of Oregon campus in Eugene. Mr. I GREEN Butterbough is a friend of Mrs. I The present style of kimono in pleasure with which he looked Nelson from college and work KIMWOOD SHELL Japan, she told club members and I forward to his visit here, although camp days and later officiated at { their guests, dates back 200 years. I the first few days were a little SERVICE In that time there has been little 1 confusing as he tried to learn so the Nelson's wedding. Mr. and Mrs. John Jacob re- | »9 So. Pac. Highway change. The Japanese regard for- many new names and new cus- OR RADISHES ceived word of the birth of their i eign clothes as useful for office toms. After the dinner everyone sent first grandchild Wednesday. June | or work but change to Japanese KEN'S FLYING "A dress in their homes. To them the a message to the Penistons on a 13, to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Jacob , 140 No. 9th kimono is a symbol of home life, j Dictabelt which will be mailed to Of Willow Creek, Calif. Mrs. Ja-I intended for the cpiiet hours at them at once so they can play it Cob was staying with her parents Bunch back Then they listened to the at Los Angeles at the time of the ] home. AL'S RADIO & TV beginning of Mr. Peniston's diary. ! baby’s birth. The baby weighed I Each woman present received also on a- Dictabelt. and Mr. Jack ' seven pounds and has been named i 36 No. 7th several mementoes of Japan from may also sgnd a message to his j Roxanna Lynn. Mfs. Jordan. In apprertatioh they congregation in a similar way. ----- Al Af Mr anfj Mrs Alvin Allen took Peach took up a collection for a mission VARLEY'S REXALL ary friend of Mrs. Jordan. Daisy ter a chance to mingle with the their grandchildren. Jimmy. Step and meet everyone. Mr. hen, and Cheryl Allen, home Sun A. Nakada of th«’ Bible Agricul crowd DRUGS Jack saw a program which is now day after the children had stayed Doxsee's tural school at Chiba, Japan. legendary in the Presbyterian for two weeks with their grand 6th & Main Street Since the day also was Flag church. "The Three Sisters Wilder. parents while their mother. Mrs. Fine Dqy, both the American flag and Expedition of 1955.” This is Boyd Allen, was in the hospital the Rising Sun flag of Japan were I a ness PETERSON-DULL «series of exceptionally beautiful for surgery. Quality displayed. color slides taken on a trip made A potluck dinner was held Sun MOTORS bv “Colonel” Mike Siebert and day at the Gene Boss home. Those I “Everest” Peniston. and is htcom- attending were Mr. and Mrs. Em t 1024 East Main panied by a running commentary erson Eichler, Mr. and Mrs. Skîppy I on the tape recorder by the two Amerigo Mostachetti of Cottage J. L. STOKES members of the expedition, a com- Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie mentary which is very amusing as Thompson of Corvallis. JEWELERS one is 'recorded without the Little Kenny and Randy Kerr Words We Love XL« Main knowledge of the other Sutherlin came by bus th visit Those present were Tom Short, of To. Read their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Messrs, and Mmes. Charles Beid- Sidney Meacham, Monday. The Sunshine ARC ELECTRIC In spite of automation, elec ler. R A. Trask. Earl Ballew. Vin boys' mother, Mrs. Jack Kerr, tric typewriters and all the al Randall Sr. and family. George came for the younger boy Tues 113 No. 7th Street marvels of our time the scrib Matthews. Harold Wolfard, I hu» day while Kenny visited until Sun box bled not is the one we like best. lip Higdon and family. C. L. Spald day when his parents came to have cans I can't imagine young people ing L. Coiner. Forrest Wdods and sitting down to a fast typewrit familv, Mike Siebert and family. dinner and take him home. Next regular meeting of the er and composing a love letter; Roy Lyon and family, Robert Man. Carnation Instant Non-fat gers and family. Warren Hansen North Douglas Grange will be held that is little more than cold Diamond type. A hand-written letter and family. Clarence Moore, Roy Friday, June 22. with a jitney contains a little of the person Short. Raymond Andersen, H A. supper at 6:30 p.m. writing it. each character con Hagen and family, John Petty, Shower Given A pink and blue shower was veys some small part of the Jess Hill, Charles Bozell. and Mrs. heart, blended into a message Archie Walker and Mrs. Warren given by the Grange Horn«“ Ec women at the grange hall honor we love to read There’s some Entitles You to Daugherty. thing intimate in a hard-writ ing Mrs. Eli Keeran Saturday af ten letter; it is warm and in ternoon, June 16- The room was Crisco or Aid +o Needy, Parade, viting and the surprising thing decorated in pink, blue and white crepe paper? and flowers Games to me is that there are as many Snowdrift Picnic Summer Projects were enjoyed by the ladies after as there are. My mother once said. ”1 would rather receive At the last meeting of Emblem which the gifts were opened by U.S.D.A. CHOICE Worth of a postal card, written by hand, club before the summer recess, the honoree. Refreshments were than a long letter written me the group decided to provide a de served. Mrs. Keeran is a former chanically.” serving family with a box of gro- teacher at the £urtin school, hav Revive the ancient art of ceries each of the summer months. ing taught here two years. They writing personal communica Members are asked to leave their moved to Cottage Grove last year Waste Lb tions by hand; your correspon contributions at the Elks club be- where Mr. Keeran is teaching in with any purchase at dent will appreciate it. fore the middle of the month. Bi^* the high school. gest current project of the chib is the June 30 pet parade which 50+h Anniversary Noted U.S.D.A. CHOICE It is sponsoring. . The club had a picnic at By Klamath Falls Couple Good Fri. & Sat. only Wilson creek recreation park Steinfelds Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hatch, Mrs June 19 Mrs. Lowell Benston won June 22 & 23 "Daffi-Dills" Lila Veatch and Mrs. Ermine the $5 bubble drawing. The club voted to send a dele Young drove to Klamath Falls gate to the national convention m Saturday, June 9, to attend the Coronado, Calif., in October Mrs. golden wedding reception of Mr. Palmer Johnson, president, recent and Mrs. Elbert Veatch. The re FRESH—PURE ly attended a board meeting of ception was in the Party Room the Pacific Northwest convention of the Pelican Cafe and dinner was served to 37 relatives and committee in Portland. Established 1912 — ♦ ■ close friends 24 oz son» and OKS IO HONOR FATHERS, The couple's Entitles You to %ND 50-YEAR MEMBERS daughters-in-law, Mr and Mrs. Washington at Seventh Eastern Star chapter will hon Robert Veatch and Mr. and Mrs. Phone 202 or 50-year members and fathers Donald Veatch and the four chil at a meeting Thursday (todayI dren in each family, and their Cottage Grove, Oregon RATH'S ALL PORK , , at 8 p m. _____________ daughter, Mrs. Ted McDonell and one son of Canton, Ohio, were White King present. Another son of Mrs Mc Worth of Donell was unable to attend. Mrs. Hatch is a niece. Mrs. Lila Veatch a sister-in-law and Mrs. Young a cousin of Elbert Veatch, DETERGENT who was born and reared in Cot with any purchase at tage Grove. His parents, Uncle Bud and Aunt Kizz" Veatch. LARGE—JUICY Giant Size Pkg homesteaded about two miles west of town on the place where Roy Guggisberg now lives. Mr. Veatch 140 No. »th attended grade and high school Good Fri. & Sat. only here and University of Oregon at June 22 & 23 Eugene, later moving to Grants Pass. where he met his wife, the former Laura Parker. They were married June 6. 1906. at Grants Pass where they lived for some Prices in This Ad Effective June 21 time loafer they moved to Kla- Thursday thru Sunday ..„III Falls where yehthave«c math math Falls where they have lived for 35 years. Mrs. Young stayed with a daughter, Mrs Sol I Margaret) Wirth while there. Week ï>ays K;30-7;U0 Women Golfers To Record Putts A dinner was held at the First Presbyterian church of Cottage Grove on Tuesday. June 19, in honor of the Rev. James Jack who is the visiting minister to the church while the pastor, the Rev. D. Hugh Peniston. is in Scotland The dinner was organized by the Session of the church and was attended by all elders, trustees and past trustees, the Sunday school superintendent, and the youth ad visor. Circle 2 was in charge of the arrangements and Mrs. Charles Beidler decorated the tables with some beautiful flow BROWN STAMP MERCHANTS Button Club Hears Program on Japan LETTUCE BANANAS ONIONS MINCED CLAMS PEANUT BUTTER REFLECTIONS CLIP THIS COUPON FRUITS lor.. * SALAD X GREEN BEANS X™ KRISPY CRACKERS DRY MILK 2 Z MEAT DEPARTMENT VALUES Brown Stamps Norris’ Dress Shop CLIP THIS COUPON Mills Mortuary SHORTENING 93? ROLLED ROAST ROUND STEAK PICKLES GROUND BEEF LUNCH MEATE. Brown Stamps Ken’s Flying “A” FRANKS M-W MARKET cane sugar it's pure one! gbanuiah : I "A lot of guys are shocked to learn that they aren’t electri- Nat Curran. r ciana. STOKE HOI RS Sundays 10:004» :00 5th Street and Highway • PHONE 177^ Cottage Grove
