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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1928)
PAGE BIX and friends in the county. Bowls of marigolds were used for decoration in the rooms and on the luncheon tables. Mrs. H. C. Gets held high oeore for the afternoon and Mrs. Carl Rietman consolation. Thoje enjoy ing the afternoon were: Mesdame* H. C. Gets, W. V. Glaisyer, Carl Riet man, Geo. Johnson, Stewart Norton, Bert Kay, Wm. Zosel, T. B. Currie, Fred McNelly, A. B. Collier, Roy Neal, Ed. McKeown. Mrs. Fish was ^OnyX 4 Pointex A group of the younger set enter tained with a dancing party in Guild hall last Friday evening honoring Misa Mildred Chapin, who left Sunday for Portland to -make her home. I’un<;h was served during the evening by Mrs. Folsom, who chaperoned the party. Those present were: Misses Mildred Chapin, Jean Pjerce7 Cath erine and Jeanette Pook, Jean Young, Ellendale Fish, Gloria Gets, Fredah Baxter, Jerene Low, Eleanor Folsom, Marvin Jane Hawkins, Mary Watson, Phyllis McCurdy, Vera For tier, Wanda and Fern Houdyahell, Miss Aatelle Johnson, of Eugene, Chiffon and Service Weights Silk-to-top Chiffon Service Weight . Service Outsize. Every Pair Guaranteed firestone Built Coquille Auto Park fSdrïiîWTmTislTfSiîÆiîiî By Trainband Motor Coach SAD—but true! ONLY < Westinghouse ► ELECTRIC «ANGE WITH THE AUTOMATIC “FLAVOR FONT It’s sad but true—so insistent haa been the demand for this newest and greatest Westinghouse, in’fnany dTThe cities in which we operate, there is a waiting list of customers for this model. ' ' . . Dont put off another day your inspection of this human-like servant—our special offer must be withdrawn Saturday, Sep tember 29th, after which a larger down payment must be made. If you would like to limit your time in the kitchen to 10 min utes for the preparation of dinner—you can with this newest range. In fact, yoi^^nay place a full meal in the oven—set the controls—and go shopping, motoring or visiting and not return till dinner time—assured that you will find your din ner tastefully and accurately cooked.. mountain The Missionary society of the Pi oneer church met at the home of Mrs, Jay L. Smith Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Lyman Carrier was loader for the regular missionary program and Mrs. James Richmond led in the de votional exercises. The Jenny Lind sextette gave two musical numbers during the program and Mrs. Paul Walker sang a group of songs. The refreshment committee, consisting of Mesdamee Jaa. MeGuffin, Geo. Mc Guire, Bohlander and A. T. Morri son, served at the closing hour. Those present were: MeedamesrC. W. Gano, Carl Ensele, Roy Neal, W. V. Glais-I y«r, S. M. Nosier, R. B. Rogers, P. M. Drake, Jas. Richmond, L. C. Car rier, Jones, M. O. Hawkins, J. P. Messer, Chas. Bkeels, Geo. Hartley, C. V. Smith, Paul Walker, Geo. John son, J. S. Houck, Allen McLeod, John Oerding, Harberd, Bohlander, W. A. I Gilbert, E. A. Johnsen, Walter Oerd- A. T. Morrison and Margaret Robert son. To Portland By train—Overnight sleeper leaves Marshfield 7:00 p.m. arriving Portland 7:30 a m. Returning, leaves Portland 8:30 p»m. arriving Marshfield 7:15 a.m. 1:50 p.m. 2:20 p.m. 2:40 p.m. 3:50 p.m. S tates P ower C ompany frank a . poor Agent
