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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1931)
« B. A P. W. Club Notes ■ The Business Women’s Club met in regular session Monday night, at which time Mrs. Bello Gould gave a very interesting report of the meet ings recently hold at The Dalles, Klamath Falls and Granta Pass which she attended with Mrs. Leona Bryant. Mrs. Gelino MacDonald Bowman, the national president, was also present at the meetings. After the business meeting, Miss Id* Oerding, chairman of the Emblem , committee, and in charge of the pro gram for the evening, had arranged for the following emblem program '• which was for the special benefit of all new members: Emblem Collect, read by Bertha J. Smith; reading, “Why I am an Emblem Wearer,“ by Mrs. Ines Chase; Emblem Ceremony, given In song form and sung by Mrs. Gladys Watson, accompanied on the piano by Mrs. Lotha Hale, and the emblems being displayed by Miaoes Edna Robison, Saim* Lindros, Jennie Lindros, Myrtle DdLong and Mrs. Ul* Leach. At the close of thia oeremony, Mrs. Bertha J. Smith read the signi ficance of the Emblem to the new members. Mrs. Martha Mulkey won the at tendance prise. Popcorn balls and apples were served after the program, the apples coming all the way from Medford, being presented to the lo cal club in a lovely basket by Mr*. Gelino MacDonald Bowman, the na tional president. The next meeting will be on Decem ber 21, and will be a Christmas party in charge of Belle Gould, chairman of the social committee. Each member is requested to bring some small gift. The committee will have paper and rittton for wrapping gifts at the meet ing and prises will be awarded to ones doing their Christmas package up the quickest and to ones doing them up the neatest Our "Holiday Greeting" To Yoii / z « • A t 3 ■? r i « ♦ <». ■ a I ,c. ■■ * . » From 2% to 28% "I » I ö Effective Dec. 13 Your Greatest Lifetime Convenience -EASY GAS COQKING NOW EASIER THAN EVER TO ENJOY! We give you a real holiday greeting! Depending upon the quantity of Natural Gas you use, our new rates make Fast Gas Cooking from 2% to 28% more economical than ever! By this substantial rate reduction, we thank you for your quick appreciation of Natural Gas. And now clean, safe Gas—that actually saves an hour a day in the kitchen—is so easy for every one to enjoy. No cash down tor fast, spar kling Gas Ranges — no payments until next year — and your new gas rate saves you money—month after month. $ Taukanso Club Notes The Tauk-*n-so club and their in vited guests spent a very pleasant evening at the home of Mrs. Geo. Burr December 2nd. They played cards and indoor horse shoes until a late hour when lovely refreshments were served to Mesdamos Earl Schroeder, Clarence Hurrell, Wm. Peart Carl Ensele, Jack Page, Elmer Shull, Al Burch, Roy Tennant Jim Orr, Jack Leach, Floyd Price, A. Willard, John McNair, Frank Ben nett, Parker Leatherwood, Elmer Ben ham. Vance Weekly, J. McGuffin, and the hostess. The next meeting will be held December 17th at the home of Mrs. Jack Leach and the annual Christmas exchange will be held at this meeting. ♦ STOP THIS... —Your old stove make* th* down pay ment on any Fact gas rang* you select From our line— and at new low gas rat**, everybody can afford real GAS COOKING. ■K Please phone our office for full information on gas sav ings—and for a gas demonstration in your home today. NATURAL GAS CORPORATION OF OREGON IrsiAr..»- Controlled and Managed by STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the shareholders of The First National Bank of Coquill*, Oregon, for the election of Directors for the «nsuing y*ar and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meet ing, will be held at the office of said Bank in Coquille, Oregon, on Tues p day, January 12th, 1932, between the hours of 10:00 A. M. and 4:00 P. M. Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this 9th day of D*cemb*r, 1831. Call Far- a Elwood for transfer Mining Location notices for sale at .... Ji- J?’ Hasard, President and fuel. this office. E. D. W*bb, ¿artier ■ HOTEL BUILDING Bus. Tel. 205 50 MILLION GAS USERS CAN'T BE WRONG “ cook -jailer with Introducing— MR. D. D. DALE from Walla Walla, Washington and MR. ELMER L. CHENOWETH from Portland, Oregon We are pleased to introduce these two veteran Ford service men to our patrons of Coquille and surrounding territory. Both men are fac tory trained in the servicing of Ford cars and trucks and both have also had large experience in servicing other makes of automobiles. They come highly recommended. Mr. Dale came to us direct from the Walla Walla Ford Dealership where for the past one and a half years he has been servicing both Lin colns and Fords. For the ten years immediately prior to joining the Walla Walla dealer, Dale was with the Pendleton. Ford dealer servicing both Lincolns and Fords. Mr. Chenoweth came to us from the A. B. Smith Chevrolet agency at Portland where, for the past year, he specialized in body and fender work and automobile painting. The previous seven years were with the A. B. Smith Ford agency as Ford service man. These men have already demonstrated their ability and we want all our friends to meet them. Drop in and get acquainted. Niles Motor Co. Phone 25 Second & Taylor, Coquille Riverton News Two interesting games of basket ball were played in the high school . gym Friday night. The main attrac- tion of the evening was the game be tween our grade team and Powers grade team, which ended in a score of 39 to 7 in favor of Riverton. The Riverton score could have been much greater, as at the end of the first half the score stood 24 to 0 in River ton’s favor. Mr. Hayward, the coach, proceeded from then on to send in members of his second team. The second game of the evening was be tween Riverton Independents and the Arago Independents. It was a pretty rough game, full of excitement and the scores were quite even through out. It ended in a score of 81 to 38 in favor of Arago. The game was refereed by Vincent Hunt of Riverton. Mrs. Ellis Holbrook was a guest at the home of Mrs. Mettle Peterson Saturday afternoon. C. M. Hartwell made a trip into the Klamath Falls country the latter part of last week to deliver twelve foxes from his farm at Riverton. He found real winter weather in that section, snow having covered th* ground for a month. His time was too limited to visit many fox farms but what foxes he did see were, on an average, not so beautifully and well furred out at this time as are most of th* foxes he has seen hers in Goos eounty. Miss Marie Dye is taking lessons on the steel guitar from an instructor in Marshfield. Mm. Lola Olsen spent Wednesday and Thursday at th* horn* of her aunt, Mrs. Mettie Peterson. Mrs. Perna Harris has returned to her horn* from camp and she will re main for the holidays. She will re turn to cook at the camp up in the Rock Creek section when the camp opens up after the holidays. Th* many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Molthu will be glad to bear of their little now aon, born December 8th. Th* Christmas program ia well gas WR—P——i I , — under way and bid* fair to be on* of Gas Rates to Be Lowered th* beet programs ever put on here. in Coquille Next Week Each room, including the grades, will have part*. It is to b* given at one On December 13th, Coquille natural o’clock at the school on Friday, De gas rates are reduced from 2% to cember 18. All (HrMtr And patrons 28%, depending upon the quantity of are urged to attend this program, gas the individual consumer use*. thereby showing their spirit of co This substantial gas rate reduction operation with the school work. is announced as a practical “Holiday . Mrs. Perna Harris left Wednesday Gating” to all cl classes of local con evening for a short visit with tala-1 sumers. The Natural Gas Corporation tiv*s and friends at Hauser. | of Oregon now offers a _____ ____ monthly sav- A «mall group of th* school orches-1 tag'to lll present gw users and'seeks tr* met with Mis* Cherie Ma* Hart- to make natural aB ev„ well at her home Sunday evening for 1 e<.onomlcal fueI for everyone in this a few hours’ practice. Those present communjty. were: Ben Watson and Jack Wells The following is the official with cornets; Beene Harris, Evelyn noimoement of lower gas rates for Oo- Wells and Cherie Mae with violin«; quille. It was received today from and Mr. Haan, their instructor. the home office of the Natural Gas Mr. Haan ia organising • town or , Corporation of Oregon, which is con- chestra and he will be glad to have and bj Standard Oil any of the patrons who have instru Company of California: ments and can read music to join in. “Tin local office of the Natural Gas So far he has the following members: Corporation of Oregon announces the Mrs. W. A. Bean, E. A. Smith, C. M. filing of new rate schedules covering Hartwell, with violins; Dan Smith, gas service in thia coommunity aad aaxophone; Karl Alpine, drums; Ralph calls attention to the marked reduc Smith, cornet; Mrs. Alpine, piano; tion in the cost of this desirable fuel. and Mr. Haan himself will play alto. “The Natural Gas Corporation of Mrs. Martin Martin Nagel visited OrJfcon, although having served this with Mrs. Lol* Olsen last Saturday. community for a comparatively short William Gaffey, of Coquille, ia while, has found a ready response to working at the Alpine coal mine now. its modern service and is very happy On Saturday night of last week to make further reduction which will two splendid games of basket ball allow many more people to take ad were witnessed by a very large crowd vantage of the comfort and conven which was in attendance. One gam* ience of gas service. between Riverton high school girls “The new rates are effective as of and Langlois H. S. girls ended in a December 13th, and will apply to all score of 36 to 7 in favor of Riverton. classes of customers. The game was refereed by Mr. Rice, “Complete information as to the of Bandon. The other game between savings possible to present customers dur H. S. girls and th* Langlois H. and as to the low cost of service to S. boys was also refereed by Mr. Rice prospective customers, will be fur and ended in a score of 8« to 10 in nished gladly by the localorganisa- favor of Riverton. Both of the visit tion of the gas company." ing teams played admirably and won praise from the crowd, but stood no 8af*ty Finti U m Cow B«U Dairy's chance of winning from the apparent Pasteurised Milk and protect year ly stroger home teams. Mr. Beck health. coaches the Riverton boys and Mias Smartt the girls. • *
