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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1931)
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T he F irst N ational B ank OF COQUILLE L.H MAZARD PRESIDFN.T O C SANFORD VICE PRES C oquille , WE PROMISE YOU THAT NONE WILL BE PERMITTED TO MAKE MORE WHILE IN COM PETITION WITH SAFEWAY. r r. k BESb MAuRv-SsVr CASTER or e g o n SOCIAL NOTES hristmas ANDIES Professional Cards C The Guild Hall where the monthly Swift’s Pure Vegetable business meeting of the CoquiUe Woman’s club was held Tuesday af ternoon of this week was evidence of an approaching Christmas season, be ing decorated with a glowing Christ mas tree, evergreen boughs, holly and Matched Broken Slices burning red tapes, all of which added much to the atttraction and was in LARGE NO. 2h TIN keeping with the program. The pro gram was inspiring with its many Christmas songs and other numbers, i The afternoon opened with the busi ness meeting conducted by Mrs. J. E. Norton, president of the club, in which new business was taken up following . reports from the secretary and treas urer. Attention was called to the Washington Bi-centennial program which starts February 22, 1932, and continues until Thanksgiving of the same year. This celebration will be carried on throughout the nation and many activities will bo given in honor of that occasion. In commemoration of this occasion the Woman’s Club wish to secure the consent of the school board to plant an American elm tree on the grounds surrounding the I Washington School building of Co Assortment. AU Fancy New Crop. (No Peanuts.) quille. This will take place early this I spring. The club also plana to take I up with Mr. Combs, owner of the Lib-1 SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR HOLIDAY PROGRAMS erty Theatre in regard to putting on I a welfare picture. Mrs. J. A. Lapnb, reporting for the I finance committee, stated that they I made thirty-nine dollars with the card and sewing parties held a few weeks I ago. Mrs. C. J. Fuhrman, chairman I of civic affairs, announced receiving I >5 from the Just-a-mere club with I which they bought a large number of I necessary articles needed for the loan I cheat, which is being sponsored by I the Woman’s club. Mrs. L. H. Hazard reported on the I needs of the library. Mrs. C. V. I Smith and Mrs. Georgs Chaney talked I on club welfare work. Miss Inez I Rover reported on progress and ac- I tivities of the historical department I At the close of the business meeting I an interesting Christmas program I NEW CROP NAVELS—JUST ARRIVED! SWEET was enjoyed. Christmas carols were I . . SOLOW PRICED EVERYONE CAN AFFORD sung by Mesdames E. A. Woodyard, Lyman A. Carrier, Paul Walker, Geo. I Johnson, C. T. Skeels and John L. I Aasen. The group was accompanied I by Mrs. M. 0. Hawkins. Mrs. H. W. I Covalt sang pleasingly a solo, “Silent I Night** An interesting reading, “The I Sad Shepherd,” by Van Dyke, which I stirred the hearts of the audience, was I COQUILLE, OREGON well presented by Mrs. George I Bernges, of Marshfield. Following I this Mrs. Raymond A. Jeub read an I article on present day national events, | NOTICE TO CREDITORS telling mainly of the many contest and Notice is hereby given, that the Guild of the Episcopal Church met at problems coming up in the'&ngres- J. E. Norton. J. L. Smith, C. F. Fuhr division leader, Mrs. Hill, asked Mrs. I is thio duly appointed, undersigned Scheer to read the scripture lesson the Pariah house with Mrs. L. H. Haz man, E. L. Wilaon, Paul Van Scoy, J. sional session, which opened Monday and acting administrator qualified ai._ ------ - _ _ „ .. A. Lamb, C. V. Smith, R. L. Stewart, which was from Revelation 22:1-4. ard and Mrs. J. W. Laird as hostesses. of the estate of Louis -- - F. R. Heller, » of this week at Washington, D. C. w— ------------- deceased. All persons having claims L. H. Hasard, Sanford Archibald, W. The subject discussed was a trip Attending were Mesdames C. C. Ev- The last speaker for the afternoon against said estate are hereby re V. Glaiayer, Raymond A. Jeub, E. A. around the world and the growth of land, G. R. Wickham, Bert Folsom, was Mrs. W. S. Nicholson, of Marsh „ present ,____ t *■*■* the same, with quired to ' * ~ '* Walker, W. H. ManaeU, George Leach, the Christian Church orphanage and J. 8. Barton, Edward W. Lorenz, Nels — ? vouchers and duly verified, to proper — field. Mrs. Nicholson holds the honor Kennett Lawrence, George Chaney, R. home for the old. Attending the meet Osmundson, Louie Charneski, E. L. the undersigned at my law office me t..^ . — at Room 15, in the First National of being district chairman for the B. Rogers, George Ulett, Lafe Comp ing were Mesdames Dewey Brown, Vinton, C. D. Walker, W. H. Mansell, Bank building, at Coquille, Coquille, Coos state federation of Women’s Clubs. ton, Rosa, F. S. Emery, Emeat Maud Bean, V. L. Bailey, F. E. Ben George W. Taylor, Sr., and Mrs. M. <1. County, Oregon, within six months She is a very charming and interest nett, A. N. Foley, C. W. Hill, Arthur Platt, of Centralia, Wash. from the first publication of this no ing speaker and she had no trouble Purrance, H. H. Coleman, W. 6. Sick Hooton, John McCue, H. G. Prey, Geo. els, R. A. Wemich, F. L. Greenough, tice. Calling cards 100 for 31 AO. Dated and published the first tune in holding the interest of her listen H. W. Coralt, F. L. Rover, Catherine Swinney, Fred 8chaer, W. A. Sloan, December Fourth, nineteen thirty-one. ers, even though hers was the last Wernieh and Miss Inet Rover. Joe Staninger, D. F. Thompson, Aaron 8. D. Pulford, number on the program. Mrs. Nichol Wilson, E. A. Wimer, E. C. Tar- Administrator of the estate of son told of two outstanding achieve brough, Ernest Benham, F. T. Louis F. R. Heller, deceased. 47t5 ments of the federated clubs. One Weighill and Miss Jennie Lafferty. was the endowment scholarship fund NOTICE TO CREDITORS ‘ r given, that the which has made it possible for 1131 Notice is hereby undersigned 1 is ia the duly appointed, girls to receive aid and the other was acting Sualified and acl ‘_ administrator of the gifts to the Doernbecher hospital. _ of Tali- Telitha C. Heller, de- She also told a little about the reading ha estate ______ ■ All persons having claims against eaid estate are hereby course« given by the University of required to present the same, with Oregon and the Oregon State College, j proper vouchers and duly verified, to Mrs. Nicholson was elected chairman I me the undersigned at my law office for District No. 2 for the Washington at Room 15, in the First National Bank Building, at Coquille, Coos Bi-centennial program and urged each County, Oregon, within six months club to give an affair in honor of the from the first publication of this no occasion. tice.______________________ _ . __ After the meeting was closed Mrs. Dated ___ and published the _ first time, Decembe~fourth. nineteen hundred C. W. Kline, Mrs. C. A. Rietman, Mrs. thirty-one.__________________________ j Homer C. Gant and Mrs. C. D. Walker | .a • * * S eD' y served tea to the following present: Administrator of the estate of M . r r - - . ¿ Telitba C. Heller, deceased. 47« Mesdames C. G. Farr, R. K. Boober, X lb*. Pineapple Fancy IOC Mixed Nuts — Extra Quality Lb. 19« > f 3 lbs. 55« Oranges ! L. Oranges!
