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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 24, 1930)
PAGI COQUILLE TAIXBT SENTINEL, COQUILLE. ORBGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER M, IMF. Mrs. W. D. Simmons was the de lightful luncheon hostess yesterday afternoon at her home on the Marsh field highway to the members of the “Needlewqrkers" ?lqb. Met. Sim mons had >s extra guests: Mrs. Paul Osmond, Mrs. E. C. Yarbrough, Mrs. Olifford C. Bonnickssn and Mrs. W. E. Cross. Members attending were Mes- damee lack Arnold, George Gilman, Frank Pook, Josh Ruble,. Frank Os mond, Ray Simpson and Mrs. Cecil Elwood, of Marshfield. The library committee of the Co quille Woqian’s Club wiH hold a bridge party and entertainment Thursday evening, October 30th, in the new ban quet hall of the Coquille Hotel. Both ladies and gentlemen are invited. The proceeds are to be used for new books for the City Library. This week the committee will pur chase books for the children’s corner >f the library with the money earned at the bridge parties held last spring. The names pf these books will toe winted in next week's Sentinel. Coquille is growing fast, so a great many books are needed to meet the increasing demands at the library. "Do your bit” to help fill the book shelves! Score cards are now on sale. Price 50 cents. Call some member of the committee and order yours. Committee: Mrs. George Ulett, chairman, Mesdames Lafe Compton, O. C. Sanford, A. J. 8herwood, Roy Boober, J. Lefevre, 3, A. Berg, Ken nett Lawrence, R. L. Stewart, P. M. Drake yid S. E. Archibald. 5” “BIG HOUSE” HALF SHOT AT SUNRISE” show than any place in the on Hall street across from Thrift Grocery October Contest Wallace Dement Kyi Kaufman Ira Johnson Hode Caughell Gay Schroeder Jesse Barton Paul Osmond O. C. Sanford Harry A. Stewart LeRoy Rice - • Hal Baxter - ■ In celebrating the birthdays of two of Coquille's well known gentlemen, Mr. J. A. Lamb and Mr. J. L. Smith, which fall on the same day, October 22, a number of local people drove to Marshfield that evening and enjoyed dinner at the tea room of Golfmoor Gardens and afterward played a few rounds of golf. The affair was thor oughly enjoyed by the following: Messrs, and Meedames J. L. Smith, J. A. Lamb, t. H. Hazard, Bert Folsom, Lyman Carrier, C. 3. Fuhrman, W. S. Sickela, H. A. Young, Hal W. Pierce, Mrs. W. H. Lyons, of MarsMIeld, Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Branstetter, of Cape town, Calif., Mrs. Nettie Canfield and Grand Jury Indicts Four More The grand jury after being in ses Miss Edna Putman, of Ferpdale, Cal sion here last Monday and Tuesday, ifornia. reported and were excused, subject to This evening will bo the first of a call. They returned an indictment series of dinner dance parties which are to be given each month at the against Ruth Warnock for second de banquet room at the Coquille Hotel, in gree murder. She shot and killed her which thirty-five couples from differ weetheart, J. Schmer, in the St. Law ent towns in the county will enjoy th? rence Hotel, Oct. IS. She claims self- affairs. The banquet room has been defense. Myron Kilgore, or Tex Vernon, was very attractively decorated with large Ho was ar- clusters of autumn leaves and green, ndicted for laroeny. while at the tablee where eight will aigned and pleaded not guilty, om be seated chrysanthemums and orange 'Vedneeday. There were also two blind indict tapers are used for centerpieces. ments. , By far the greater number of those held on indictments have pleaded not fuAty and the criminal docket will ex pend this session of court for several weeks, unlemjome of the defendants :hange their minds. Ellis Barker, indicted for obtaining money under false pretences, was sen tenced to four yeart in the pen on Wednesday, with a stay of execution "or 30 days. Marathon Hats Style« Right — Price» Right J. C. PENNEY CO., Inc. 332 First Street, Coquille, Oregon GOOD MEATS Cal) Farr A Elwood for transfer nd fuel. PHONE 20 Wednesday afternoon the ladies be longing to the Merry Makers club were pleasantly entertained at the This contest ends October 31 and finals will be played off on Monday, November 8. Prise will be awarded lowest score. Winner of name contest will be announced the first of next JNO. C. OERDING AUTO BODY WORK Specializing in glass, top, body, fender, upholstering and painting of automobiles. Estimates free. Southwestern Motor Co. 474 Firat 8t. PhoM IM Want Ads NOTICE— Meredith Dancing Classes at Coquille Hotel Banquet Hall Saturday, October 25th, 2:30 to •
