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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1932)
TD COQUILLE VALLEY BUFfíML ÖOQUILLB, ORBBON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 22, 1932. PAGI FIVB SOCIAL NOTES His Efforts To Promote Thrift The efforts of Benjamin Franklin to promote thrift are known and recog nized today just as his epigrams on saving *re quoted. Exercise your best efforts to be thrifty, and deposit regularly with this Bank. >% Interest Paid os Savings Accounts FIRST NATIONAL BANK OLDEST NATIONAL COQUILLE BANK IN COOS COUNTY OREOON News Notes From Powers The Entre Nous chib ladies spent a pleasant evening Tuesday at the home of Mra. C. D. Walker on Knowl ton Heights. Bridge was played with Mrs. Kistner carrying away the honor prises. Attending were Meedames Roy Watson,' Walter Litzenberger, Donald ‘Estes, E. L. Vinton, Julius Ruble, Kenneth Kistner and Harry H. Oerding. At her home Monday evening Mrs. Hal W. Pierce entertained the mem bers of the Monday night bridge club at dinner, after which the evening hours were spent in playing bridge. Receiving prises were Mrs. Folsom, who held high score, end Mrs. Hazard, consolation. Enjoying the evening to gether were MeSdames George Lor ens, J. A. Lamb, Edward Lorens, L. H. Hazard, J. L. Smith, Bert Folsom, H. A. Young and R. F. Miller. Wednesday afternoon at the Parish House the Women’s Build of the St. James Episcopal Church met with Mrs’. A. J. Sherwood and Mrs. Muri Pettit aa hostesses. Those present were Mesdames Geo. W. Taylor, W. H. Mansell, C. K. Norcott, C. C. Evland, Paul Van Scoy, P. P. Whitmore, F. L. Greenough, Edward W. Lorenz, C. A. Delong, James Watson, Geo. Lor enz, H. E. Hess, Louis Chamewki, Bert Folsom, E. L. Vinton and W. 8. Sickels. QUALITY Fresh Fruits & Vegetables Fresh Vegetables and Fruits play such an important part in the diet of today. Your system needs the vitamins, minerals and roughage which they furnish in abundance. They can be made most appetizing when —— properly selected, cooked and seasoned. Most of m^Safeway’s choice vegetables come direct >-9 grower, fresh new type of display designed especially to simplify the making of your own selections from the largest quality assortment in the city. And you can Depend on Safeway for the lowest market prices. Pay us a visit and see for yourself. State highway men are located in Powers working on the two white bridges that cross the Coquille in Mrs. Willard Boaaerman entertained North Powers. most pleasantly the Ecadrien club, of Mystic Chapter, O. E. 8. installed which she is a member, at her home Extra Fancy Golden Fruit. officers Thursday evening at a very Monday evening at dinner, with sew elaborate ceremony. Flowers and a ing as the diversion following. Covers past matron's pin were awarded to were provided for Meedames W. V. STALKS Freda Roberts. The following were Glaisyer, Roy Neal, John L. Aasen, inatalled: W. M., Helen Rovang; W. I Earl Nosier, Geo. Johnson and Wm. P., Ray HaN; A. M., Ida Moe; A. P., Zosel. John Purvis; Sec., Zella Hall; Trees., Emily Purvis; Cond., Mae Zimmer- This evening at the lovely home of | man; A. Cond., Grace Gamwell; Chap., Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Wernich the Jennie Peffers; Marshal, Freda Rob Jurt-a-mere chib ladies and their erta; Adah, Russell Murdock; Ruth, husbands are enjoying a no-host Nettie Hall; Esther Elila Eaton; Mar waffle supper, after which the evening ! tha, Hilda Sheridan; Electa, ‘Ethel will be spent in conversation and j These are Just a Few of the Wide Variety we have in Stock See our Dis Littler; Warden, Mario Mortensen; cards. Attending will be Messrs, and I play for Further Suggestions and Low Prices Sentinel, Ed. Liddell. Dr. R. E. Milne, assisted by the I Mesdames H. A. Young, Bert Folsom, I school nurse, Ethel Littler, R. N., is I J. L. Smith, Lyman Carrier, O. C. I examining the children’s teeth in the I Sanford, Hal W. Pierce, W. S. Sick- local schools. They examined two I ela, Paul Van Scoy, Nels Osmundson, grades each day. Dr. Milne is ex-1 L. H. Hazard, C. J. Fuhrman, M. O. Hawkins, J. A. Lamb, Frank L. FOR JAN. 23 and 25 trscting all teeth which need it Al sum of $15.00 was given by the com-1 Greenough, R. A. Wemieh and Mm. munity fund to help pay for the med-1 A. J. Sherwood. icine used for the extractions. A bob cat was treed and killed in I sight of the town of Powers Friday I I by C. H. Crew The road grader is working on the I Powers road, where it is badly needed Dr. R. E. Milne gave the basket I Legal Talks at B. P. W. Meet ball boys a half ton coal for use in I Two of the local attorneys were GRANT CORBY I guest speakers at the meeting of the the gym. Attorney at Law The modern shortening. Check the value. Boneless Chicken cakes. Here ia a modern value. Jay Doak ia in Powers visiting his I I Business Women’s club Monday even- I ing. A most interesting talk was giv- brother, Bill Doak. George Sutton was in from the I I en by J. J. Stanley on the “Laws of Iron Mt. mines for several days thia I I Inheritance,” followed by J. Arthur I Berg’s talk on the “Making of Wills.” week. ■ —, M. F. Kenyon has spent several I This being Thrift Week, this was one J. ARTHUR BERG Attorney at Law days looking after the Salmon creek I of the items on the program for the week, with an urgent request that all railway. Local and state officers were raiding I women in business should take care of for liquor Saturday in Powers. Only I matters of this nature. one arrest, that of Red Swecker, was I The musical numbers on the pro made. On acocunt of a tip, everyone I gram consisted of three vocal solos was expecting the road. A sober I by Mrs. Lyman Carrier, accompanied by Mrs. M. O. Hawkins. Mrs. Carrier dance was enjoyed Saturday night. Russell Murdock was installed Vice I sang very beautifully. There were Grand by the Rebekah lodge Tuesday I also two violin solos by Miss Faith Pure Cane Fine Granulated. evening and Zinebi Widmark, R. S. I Lindros, accompanied by Miss Char N. G., and Frankie Duncan L. S. N. I lotte Broches, rendered at the begin G. Other officers were installed two I ning of the program and another at J. A. RICHMOND weeks previous. I the close of the program. Both young ladies are teachers in the Myrtle PHYSICIAN and SUBGEON Point schools. Richmond-Barker Building This delightful program was in Coquille, Ore. charge of Mrs. Leona Bryant, chair Phones: Office WM, Baa. MI man of the legislative committee, as sisted by Mrs. J. E. Norton and Mrs. Alice Perrott. A very good atten dance was present and the attendance prize was won by Mrs. Bryant. A short business, meeting was held before the program, at which time it was decided that the club purchase a floor lamp for the club rooms and Mrs. Leona Bryant and Mies Saima IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Lindros were appointed by the presi STATE OF OREGON. IN AND quality product. dent to purchase the lamp. FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS The next meeting en February 1st Jerry Peart, Plaintiff, will be a business meeting. va. E. E. Johnson Lumber Co., a Corpor ation, et al, defendants From School Supt. Office Case No. 8459 Notice is hereby given that the Re Home economics club leadens will ceiver heroin haa. filed his final ac gather at the Pioneer Hall, Coquille, count as Receiver of the E. E. Johnson from 10 a. m., to 2 p. m., Saturday, Lumber Co., a Corporation, and that January 23rd, to hear Helen Cowgill, Now the biggest selling the said Court has set February 1st, Oregon Full Cream. Aged to 1982, at the hour of 10 O’Clock A. M. assistant state club leader. At noon Laundry Soap. A deserving taste. at the Circuit Court Room in Coquille, the visitors will have luncheon to Coos County, Oregon, as the time and BAR gether. The community sing will be place for hearing of objections to such in charge of Miss Parker and Mrs. final account and the settlement thereof. Smith, of Etalka. The Broadbent M. 0. Hawkins, .clubs under Miss Herman and Mias FREE DELIVERY Receiver. Store No. 469 Coquille Phelps will put on a model club meet 1« A. M. — 3 P. M Phone 122 Oregon ing. Representatives from the Arago school will give three minute talks on the Disarmament Conference. Miao Cowgill is giving four days to Brewster Valley Pinkston hospital. Coos County. On Monday, Tuesday Handaaker to Coos county. A sore throat often leads to serious Mr- Prescott, from Roseburg, was illness. Stop it at once. Take Thox- and Wednesday she is visiting schools Ella Parka has returned to her in the valley Sunday, looking over his The birthdays of Washington and ine, a prescription made exclusively with Mrs. Mulkey is order to help the homestead. for throat ailments; not a gargle. The members in cooking and sewing clubs. Lincoln afford wonderful opportunity high school- work in Marshfield. first «wallow relieves the soreness in Donald Prohaaka and James for the study of peace. George Wash Carl Groves is sawing wood for a few minutes; and goes direct to the ington is quoted as having said: “My Vaughn left Saturday for Idaho where Perley Crowley. internal cause, preventing further dearest wish is to see war banished they expect to find work. Paul Laird is one of the high school trouble. from the earth.” Most coughs are caused by an Irri Albert Christensen returned home students to ride on.the Sitkum-Dora tated throat. Thoxine stops these at on Sunday, after having dental work bus. once. Safe for the whole family— done for a few days. guaranteed no dope. „ Money back if not satisfied. 35c. Mrs. Leslie Groat is a little better Call Farr A Elwood for transfer Sold by Fuhrman’s Pharmacy and at this writing. She is still at the and fuel. all other good drug atom. Professional Cards Bananas Lettuce OTHER INTERESTING SAVINGS Codfish lb. 19C Gold Bantam Corn FLOUR Toilet Paper Is Dangerous
