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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1931)
SOCIAL NOTES LIBERTY THEATRE Mrs. Earl Nosier entertained I Ecadrien club members Monday luncheon at her home on Sanford Heights. During the afternoon the ladies made plans for their Christmas dinner party and gift exchange which will be held a', the home of Mr. and Mrs. RoyNoal on East Second street December 20th. At this affair the ladies will include their husbands for luncheon. The following were pneeent Monday: Mesdames John L. Aasen, Roy Neal, H. C. Getz, W. V. Glais/er, George Johnson, Willard Bosserman, and William Zosel. WEEKLY PROGRAM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY*, OBLÌI - U “ROAD TO RENO” SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY. DECEMBER II* 14 • 15 "Silence” with Clive Brook One word will save his life. Is a man’s life ever his own 7 This man lives recklessly for himself .alone until, like a thunderbolt, another’s crime falls on his shoulders and he cannot tell the truth. See Whyl Matinee Sunday 2:30 Prices 35c • 10c The Monday night dinner club which has been meeting since the beginning of fall a: the various members’ homes enjoyed a real treat Monday evening of thia week when they were enter tained by Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Hud son at a duck dinner. Fallowing that, cards were played with Mr.antf Mrs. Gray carrying away the honor prise. The members attending were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Paulson, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lefevre, Mr. and Mrs. Claire M. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hess and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Boober. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16 ■ 17 “WATERLOO BRIDGE” with Mae Clark A Girl’s mistake and a Young Man’s faith make up this drama of youth. Was her love a curse to the man she adored ? She dared to think of men—she dared to hope that some time, aome where, she would find one to love her, one who would forget her past. Wednesday Night 35c, 14c. Thursday night Only, Gift Night, 54c, 10c FRIDAY NIGHT IS HIGH SCHOOL OPERETTA SATURDAY. DECEMBER 19 “FRIENDS AND LOVERS” with Adolph Menjou and Lily Damita Like men they vowed to forget her—but her image was eternally mir rored in their hearts. A challenge to friendship, an invitation to de lights that promised more than man’s loyalty to man. Prices 35c, 10c Selected Shorts with Each Progrsm Coming : “RIDERS OF PURPLE SAGE” Want Ads Ona Cent a Word Bach Insertion FOR SALE—Good Home close in, corner lot, gravel street 6 rooms and basement. Garage under the house. Price 11750.00. 541 West 6th. John S. Sanders. tf E. L. TAYLOR, Telephone 183-J, In FOR RENT—3-room furnished a- terior Decorator, Painting, Paper partmente, in the Collier apartment Hanging, Kalsomining and Grain house on Front street. See John ing. 30 years a builder. Folsom Domath at Valley Warehouse. 40th Hotel, Apt 12. 48t4 --------------------- «;■. FOR RENT—New 5-room house, par tially furnished, with every modem convenience, on paving; some fruit, plenty room for garden. 820 a month. B. C. Minard. It* Used Cars For Less WANTED—Married man to work on ■29 Chevrolet Coach dairy ranch. State experience and ’26 Ford Coupe salary expected. Write “F. E.,” in ’28 Chevrolet Sedan care of Sentinel. 48t2 '25 Ford Truck WOR WANTED, of âny kind. Phone ’29 Ford Coupe ’26 Chevrolet Roadster 123-J. ’80 Chevrolet Sedan FOR SALE CHEAP—Stewart-War ’28 Chevrolet Coach ner Radio in good condition. Alton ’29 Ford Roadster Grimes after six p. m. at 490 So. «0 Chevrolet Truck—Duals Coulter St., or phone 14-J. Coquille. •30 Ford Sport Roadster Our 30-Dsy Guarantee /W reaaeasdM# POR SALE CHEAP—Blacksand min ine equipment. Engine, pump, cen trifugai coneentrator and sluices. Pioneer mine. Louis Linder, Bul- SOUTHWESTERN MOTOR lards, Ore. lt* Used Car Lot Coquille FURNISHED HOUSE for rent down town. Phono 22J or 22L. 48tf Thanks to Fire Department I sincerely extend my thanks to FOR LEASE—or will sell gravel the Coquille Fire Department and from the Broadbent gravel bar by neighbors snd friends who helped to the yard. Mrs. E. W. Hermann, . extinguish the fire at my home Fri- Myrtle Point, PhonA »R25. 47t2* day night Aurora B. Willard This evening the Just-a-mere club ladies are entertaining their husbands with a Christmas party and turkey dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Greenough on the Marshfield highway. The two large dinner tables were decorated with a fruit centerpiee and red tapers along with sprays of holly. Hearts will be the diversion of the evening. Places are provided for Messrs, and Mesdames L. H. Hazard, O. C. Sanford, R. A. Wernich, Paul Van Scoy, Nels Osmundaon, Lyman Carrier, C. J. Fuhrman, H. A. Young, W. S. Sickels, M. O. Hawkina, J. A. Lamb, Bert Folsom, J. L. Smith and Frank L. Greenough. An enjoyable evening waa spent on Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Leach by members of their bridge club. After several hands of cards with high score held by Mr. and Mrs. Zosel and consolation by Mr. and Mis. McGuire, a delicious lunch was served to Messrs, and Mesdames Geo. Johnson, William Zosel, Theodore Clinton, Earl Nosier, Frank Thrift and George McGuire. After church services at St. James Episcopal Church Sunday evening, which Bishop Walter T. Sumner con ducted, a reception was held in his honor at the Parish house. About sixty attended and enjoyed sevdHl musical numbers. M m . E. A. Wood yard sang two solos and Miss Anne Barton rendered a piano polo, both of which were much enjoyed. Bishop Shmner also furnished a part of ths program with his favorite •election, Refreshment« were served after the program. Mrs. Henry H. Oerding and Mrs. Letha Hale gave an interesting Bridge party Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Hale on South Elliott street. Guests included were members of the Entre Nous club and also additional guests were invited. M m . Peltz won the guest prize and Mrs. Litzenberger FOR SALE—Freeh Cows. Inquire of Safety First! Use Cow Beil Dairy’s the club prize. After enjoying the Richard Danielson, Bandon, Ore. Pasteurized Milk and protect your evening in cards, delicious refresh 47tf. health. Star Rt. ments were ser-.ed. Invited were Mesdames Otto Davis, Kenneth Klei ---- ner, Nels Osmundaon, Tracy Leach, * Paul Van Scoy, J. A. Lamb, Muri Pettit, Banford Archibald, Donald Estes, Roy Watson, R. R. Watson, C. D. Walker, Walter Litzenberger, E. L. Vinton, Harry Petz, J. E. Paulson, Jack Lefevre, E. A. Walker, James Watson, W. H. Mansell, Fred C. Hud When you want a beautiful dinner set son, R. F. Miller, C. P. Zumwalt, C. for less money remember you can get it T. Selbig. Crockery Specials at Gould Furniture Store See these Specials for a few days only 42 piece dinner set regular price 119.50 now * $14.75 42 piece dinner set regular price $16.75 now - $12.95 32 piece dinner set regular price $7.70 now • $5.95 32 piece dinenr set regular price $10.20 now * $7.75 .... $4.50 32 piece dinner set, Special 32 piece dinner sea. Special * - - - $3.95 Glassware specials in plain and fancy styles Gould Furniture Co. THRILLinC GUP-T SUGGS/TIOn/ k flor Ckristrruu Shoppy J BUI Folds GIFT TOWEL Ensemble in GIFT Package Here’s a CtFT—o bath towel and two wash cloths to match in the color* "*hell" want! *■ 49c Colonial of Geohtine Lent her Bridge Set Aflim A Man’s AOm Gifti 98c Two pack* of attractive gilt edged cards m jewelry type box—-cellophane sealed I V®® Hip style; embossed and hat laced. In smart rayon-lino Others $139 and up! Others 49c up Beautiful GIFT Be Practical! Bedspreads Give Him Rayon Rayon and Cotton in Rich Jacquard Designs SIZE: 80x105 T«98 Warm Felt Slipper« Socks will please her! «5« Fine quality felt I Beautiful shades, with a smartly con trasting silver-color panel. Sill braid trimming! New popular clock and all- over patterns. Four thread heels and toes give added wear. Smartly »haped with high spliced heels. Unusual values Elk Leather Slipper« x for Men Real comfort) Warm (eh lin ing; soft padded cushion sole.' A real "find" at Penney* low price I They look like pearl and have the daintiest rosebud decora- Black or Brown ft'» - »1*90 Others $4.98 and up! Suspenders for Gift» 98c mad “Majesties*. tool Rayon •tit, with rayon braided k. Strong and smart Others at 49c j-c-pennev co-i 332 First Street, Coquille, Oregon Misses Frances and Bernice Eggle Moore. Safety First! Use Cow Boil Dairy’s ston, Eleanor and Lucille Oerding, Stella Swaggert vs. F. E. Swaggert Pasteurized Milk and protect your Laura Davis, Laura McLeod, and Nel Anna Kouns vs. Jacob Kouns. health. lie Madison, of Marshfield. The Telisha Perry vs. W. A. Perry. guests played Bridge during the ev Edna Calhoun vs. Chas. Calhoun. Inaura your ear with Nad C. Kelley. ening, with honor prize being won oy Miss Lucille Oerding. A group of ladies who are inter esting in knowing something about contract bridge formed a little club and met yesterday for luncheon at one o’clock at the home of Mrs. W. S. Sickels, 549 North Coulter street. Ip- eluded were Meedames R. A. Wemich, L. H. Hazard, F. L. Greenough, R. L. Stewart, Paul Van Scoy, F. S. Emery, % Mrs. Ed. Detlefsen was a luncheon George Chaney, J. A. Lamb, George hostees Thursday to the Laf-a-lot club Ulett and the hostess, Mrs. Sickels. ladies at her home on the Fishtrap road. This club wiU not meet again Geo. W. Martin Died Suddenly until January 7th and then it will be Geo. W. Martin, a pioneer of the at the home of Mrs. P. J. Jacobsen. Coquille valley, passed away at the Enjoying the day together were Mes Keizer hospital in North Bend last dames 0. T. Nelson, Ralph Lucas, B. Sunday afternoon at the age of 781 B. Sanders, Charles Kime, W. E. years. Funeral services were held in Cross, Clifford Bonniksen, P. J. Ja- the chapel at Myrtle Point Tuesday 'cobsen, E. A. Wimer, George Gilman, afternoon. Interment was in the Wm. Myers, W. D. Simmons, Swain Myrtle Point cemetery. Donated, and Mias Edythe Jacobsen. Mr. Martin was bom in Iowa, July 25, 1858, and came to Oregon in 1873.* Mrs. Lloyd Rosa who is making He lived for a time at Sumner before her home in Coquille but waa formerly moving to Myrtle Point where he has of Marshfield, entertained a few made his home for more than half a friends for luncheon Thursday at century. her apartment at 917 West Fourth He waa married in 1888 to Laura E. street. After luncheon the ladies Bennett, of Myrtle Paint, who passed spent the rest of the time sewing. swsy in 1920. His second marriage Places were provided for Mesdames was to Mrs. Msry Corliss at Myrtle C. J. Fuhrman, M. 0. Hawkins, Emma Point in 1925. Lyons, J. A. Lamb; from Bandon, Beside his widow he is survived by Mesdames Viola Rosa, Archie Rosa, three children, Mrs. Adrienne Clark, of Portland, Mrs. Lillian Albee and A. G. Thrift and Otto Shindler. Walter Martin, both of Marshfield; For the pleasure of her daughter, seven grand children and three great Miss Ula, who was observing a birth grand children. day, M m . B. C. Minard and her daugh Six Divorces Granted ter-in-law, Mrs. Clyde Minard, enter Decrees were granted by Judge tained a number of Miss Ula girl iriends at a seven o’clock dinner Mon Brand in Circuit court here Monday day evening at their home on the to the plaintiffs in the following di Marshfield highway. Various Christ vorce cases: Mary Wilson vs. W. E. Wilson. mas decorations were used on the Bernice E. Moors vs. Theodore D. dinner table at which wars seated r
