The Coquille Valley sentinel., November 21, 1930, Page 3, Image 3

PAGI TURES
J. C. PE N N E Y CO.
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William Boyd in “OFFICER O’BRIEN” with Ernest
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“OUR BLULSHING BIUDES’’
“TOP SPEED’’ ________ “PAINTED DESERT“
Ariios n Andy in “CHECK AND DOUBLE CHECK”
PLAYMORE
GOLF
The finest golf course in
Southwestern Oregon
Jim Watso.i, with a score of 42, was the winner among the
men at the play-off last Monday and Miss Jennie Lindros
won the ladies’ event with a score of 44.
The low scores this week for the play-off Monday, Novem
her 24, are as follows:
MEN
Hal Baxter
Jim Watson -
S. Fults
Hode Çaughell ■
Fred Hudson
Ira Johnson
Harold Kolkhorst
Chas. Yoakham .
Wm. Wann
Jay Schriefer
O. C. Sanford
Mrs. Roy Watson gave a lovely
children’s party Friday, November
14th, in honor of her ilttle daughter,
Phyllis Jane, who had just reached
her ninth birthday anniversary that
day. A color scheme of green and
yellow was used on the table where
the children were served.
A pretty
centerpiece of small yellow chrysan­
themums and green tapers added
much to the colorful decorations along
with the lovely birthday cake, fancy
place cards and candy baskets. The
occasion was much enjoyed by the
following: Margaret Stewart, Marion
Hess, Margaret Smith, Rheo Walker,
Touiae Woodyard, Barbara Leslie,
Phyllis Mae Litzenberger and Phyllis
Jane.
The hostesses to. tjhft Justamere club
members yesterday at a one o’clock
luncheon were Mrs. L. H. Hazard and
Mrs. Hal W. Pierce.
They enter­
tained their guests at the home of
Mrs. Hazard on East Third street.
Pink . chrysanthemums and pink
candles were used on the luncheon
table where covers were laid for Mes­
dames Frank L. Greenough. H. A.
Young, Paul Van Scoy, W. S. Sickels,
R A. Wernich. Nels Osmundson, C.
J. Fuhrman, Addie Hacker, J. L.
Smith and Bert Folsom.
Mrs. F. C. Hudson entertained with
two lovely evening bridge parties this
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. week at her home at 141 South Coul-
Tracy Leach were hosts to their ter street, including guests for several
Bridge club at their ham«* on East (tables Thursday and also this evening.
Second street.
Three score prizes The decorations about the rooms were
and
carnations.
wore given. Mrs. Slagle and Mrs. chrysanthemums
Zosel received high score prises, while High and low score prizes were pro­
Mrs. Thrift consolation. The hostess vided for both evenings. Yesterday’s
served delicious refreshments after guests were Mesdames M. H. Hersey,
several hands were played. Those en­ M J. Hartson. T. B. Currie. H. H.
joy ng the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Oerding, James Watson, Robert Wat­
Frank Thrift, Mr. and Mrs. George son, J. E. Paulson, Walter Litsen-
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Zosel and berger, Fd(. McKeown, Hal W. Pieroe,
Mr. and Mrs. RJbert Slagle.
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"ack Lefevre, R. E. Boober, Edwin L.
...
J.’. .
T * I iay. This evening’s guests are Mea-
dame« R B. Miller. H. W. Covalt, R.
F. Jjlller. Julius Ruble, C. W. Gano,
F. W. Martin, E. L. Vinton, J. D. Gil­
lespie, Misses Elsie Straus. Helen
Jernes Watson Roseman. Esther Casto, Maxinc Paul-
son. Evelyn Sore, Dean Harding and
Charlotte Andrews.
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Substantially
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COÀTé
dres*ed
Tournament« every Monday evening for men with scoret
under 45 the previous week and for ladies with scores un
der 50.
JNO. C. OERDING
Wrecker
Southwestern Motor Co.
Day Phone 190
At her hams on East Second street,
Mi's. Ju’i;: • Ruble was hostess to the
Entr? Nous club ladies. Guests for
two tables of Bridge were present. A
delicious lunch eras served to the fol­
lowing: Mesdames H. H. Oerding.
Roy Watson, E. L. Vinton, Donald
Estes, C. D. Walker, Kenneth Kistner
and Walter Litzenberger.
Night Phone 600X
The Women’s Missionary society of
the Pioneer Church held their month­
ly silver 'tea Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Lyman Carrier on
jlpurgeon Hill. Instead of the regu­
lar missionary lesson a Thanksgiving
program was given.
The meeting
was opened by all singing, "All hail •
the power of Jesus’ Name.” Mrs. S.
D. Walters read the 147 psalm as the
scripture lesson. Mrs. W. 8. Smith
lead in prayer. Mrs. Walter Oerding
told of the drigin and purpose of
Thanksgiving day and Mrs. R. B.
Rogers talked on the question, “Do
we observe Thanksgiving day in the'
same spirit that the Pilgrim fathers '
did.” Quite a discussion followed.
Mrs. James Richmond gave an inter­
esting talk on “What does Thanks­
giving mean to me.”
Mrs. Paul
Walker sang two delightful solos.
At a previous meeting the members
were asked to earn a dollar and at
this gathering they told their experi­
ences in earning the money.
A social hour followed and later the
hostesses, Mesdames Lyman Carrier,
Henry Ellis, J. W. McGuffn, served
. delicious refreshments to the follow­
ing members and guests present:;
Mesdames S. D. Walters, R. T. Slater,
Ernest Purvance, J. L. Aasen, S. M.
I Nosier, A. T. Morrison, William Ire-
! land. Walter Oerding, J. A. Houdy-
shell, James Richmond. J. N. Jacob­
sen, W. E. Thompson. B. C. Minard.
R B Rogers. Lee Neeley, George
. Wllkit», Orvil Haga. W. 8. Smith,
Kennett Lawrence, E. A. Johnsen,
Henry Bettoni, L. A. Brown, George
Wimer, P. A. Davie, Paul Walker,
Carl Ensele, F. G. Leslie and Lee Pe­
terson. It Whs voted that their next
meeting which falls on December 18th
will be the annual Christmas ex­
change party.
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