THB COQUILLB VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE OREGON. FRIDAY. DECEMBER
Boy Scout Notes
THE LEADER CAN ACCOMPLISH
TOMORROW
VRDLZT
PRESE
The intar-patrol contest within the
troop started Wednesday night at
Court of flonor. The contest is ba
tween the four scout patrols in the
troops to see 'which has the most
•scout spirit.” These patrol activi
ties! will include advancement at Court
of iHonor, patrol hikes, patrol meet
ings, patrol behavior and patrol good
turns, and also points for attendance
at these meetings.
The patrols seemed all “pepepd up"
and are ready to get to work for the
contest which will close April tot and
the competition they will put up
means that an early start picks the
winner. So if any person is called up
on by a group of scotfts to do a good
turn, let them. in because they are *
working for the scout spirit and also
the points which they will receive for
the act of kindness. And if any per
son knows of anybody in need of help,
just notify Scoutmaster Wade Arstill
and he will gladly give you assistance
from any patrol or patrols in the
troop.
Wednesday pight at Court of Honor
a good turnout' of scouts for advance
ment was shown, it included .three
first class rank anad five merit badges,
and that is an improvement over the
last successful Court held in Novem
ber. Most of thia has been caused by
the patrol contest, so you can see how
much more interested the Scouts are
by this rivalry.
At the meeting Monday night merit
badges were handed out to the Scouts
who had earned them last Court of
Honor. Orvil Weekly received merits
in Bookbinding and Firemanship;
Kenneth Arrell, Bee Keeping; Nor
man Ricketts, Bookbinding; and Don
ald Stevens, Firemanahip.
Patrol
meetings were then held after the
meeting.—Scout Reporter.
Taukanso Club Notes
Longer • Larger • Faster • Smoother • New in
Styling • More Economical • And Featuring
Fisher No-Draft Ventilation
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will be Chevrolet Day throughout
as well as more economical. Improved Free Wheel
l the new car that millions have
ing ia combined with a “silent second’’ Syncro-Mesh
Chevrolet engineers have developed a
been watching and waiting for—the latest product
gear-shift.
of the world’s leading builder of automobiles—will go
remarkable new invention that wins a complete vic-
tory over vibration : The Cushion - Balanced Engine
Mounting. And as far as prices are concerned, several
on display: the New Chevrolet Six—at a new scale of low
prices. Front, side, rear—inside, outside—everything
about this new car ia advanced, improved, exciting.
Longer wheelbase makes it the biggest automobile in
models now sell at the lowest figures in Chevrolet
today’s low-price field.
The latest principle of car
Chevrolet has the advantage of being the world’s largest
design, “Aer-Stream” styling, gives it a totally differ
ent, ultra-modern appearance.
The new Fisher
builder of cars for 4 out of the past 6 years. Chev
rolet builds cars in greater volume—buys materials in
bodies are larger, wider —faultlessly streamlined—
greater quantities—does everything on a bigger, more
swung lower to the road—and offer the first basic
economical scale. . Hence, Chevrolet is in a posi
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history.
Chevrolet is able to do all this because
On Thursday, Dec. 8th, Mrs. Geo.
Burr was a delightful hostess to the
Taukanso club at her Home on the
Fishtrap highway. A pleasant time
was spent with sewing and cards, fol
lowed by refreshments. Those pres
ent were: Mesdames Wm. Peart, A. L. -
Burch, W. Simmons, Earl Schroeder,
M. Bennet, J. MdGuffin, J. MdNair,
Jack Page, J. Leach, R. Robison, C.
Mackey, Eva Preston, Vance Weekly,
J. Miller, O. Rakestraw, Misses Mar
jorie McGuffin, Mary Ann Schroedr,
Mary and Irene Burr.
New Cases in Circuit Court
Dec. 10—E. W. Gregg vs Henry L.
and Lottie W. Aber.
Doc. 12—Fred T. Guerin vs. Leona
Guerin.
Dec. 18—F. T. Goodman vs, 6. H.
and Viola Browning, Fred F. Dobbyn
and Earl D. Dobbyn.
Dec. 18—Mary Leighton vs. AFvie
Leighton. Suit for divorce. _
Dec. IS—A. E. Seaman vs. Thomas
Music Co.
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IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON IN ANO
FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS
improvement in travel comfort in over ten years:
tion to provide a better car at a better price than
In the Matter of withholding from
Fisher No-Draft Ventilation. Chevrolet perform
could possibly issue from any other source. The
Delinquent Tax Forectoeure Sale,
Certain Pieces of Real Property.
ance in every gear is faster, flashier, more brilliant.
leader can accomplish what others dare not try!
Order
CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY. DETROIT. MICHIGAN
The time-proved six-cylinder engine is more powerful
The County Court having heretofore
postponed the Delinquent Tax Fore
closure Sale until December 31, 1982,
at 10 o’clock A. M. and it now appear
ing to the Court that there are a
number of persons who may not be
able to pay their 1927 taxes in full
prior to that date;
IT WILL THERiEFORE BE THE
ORDER OF THE COURT and the
AU price» f. o, b. Flint, Michigan. Special »quipmant extra. Loar ¿»livered price» and »ary Q. M. A. C. term»
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Public in general ia hereby notified
that the owners of property on which .
the 1927 taxes are delinquent and
have been foreclosed upon will be
withheld from public eale on the Or
A eiMISAL MOTORI VALUE
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der of the Court providing that 60
per cent or more of the 1927 taxes
are paid prior to the date of sale.
IT WILL BE THE FURTHER OR
DER OF THE COURT that all pen
alty and 60 per cent of the interest on
COQUILLE, OREGON
such payments will be refunded when
and if the taxea are paid in full.
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St. James Church
4-Square Christmas Programs thing and brings it to church that community.
TT WILL BE THE FURTHER OR
(Episcopal)
Next Sunday evening, Dec. 18th, ' night it will mean a good Christmas
DER OF THE COURT that a copy of
The Pioneer Methodist Church
Church school every Sunday at 10 thia Order be published in all county
at the Foursquare Church a very beau i dinner for the less fortunate.
Philip D. Hartman, pastor.
a. m. Perry Roper, superintendent. ; newspapers.
tiful and impressive Christmas pro I The Foursquare Commissary De-,
St. John’s Day, Dec. 27
Morning worship at 11 a. m., with
The Rev. W. E. Couper of Emman-1 Dated December 16, 1982.
Joint Installation of Officers gram will be given by the young peo pertinent is opening again now that
D. F. Thompson.
of A. F. & A. M. and O. E. S. ple of the church. The pageant is the Coquille Relief Association ha*' a message by the pastor on, “The In uel Church, Marshfield, will hold ser
called, “Christmas with Christ.” The closed down. It will in the future be dividuality of Duty.”
vice and preach Sunday evening. Doe.
County Judge.
Subject . of evehing’a discourse is,' 18th, at half seven o’clock.
church is beautifully decorated for known as the Foursquare Commissary ■ OUUJW;1
Wm. Hagge,,
the Christmas season.
A splendid Exchange and will be open Thursday “Seeing the InvisiW* i" ”
Commissioner.
It ia the plan of th«
Church school st 10 a. m., Lyman
musical program will precede the ; afternoons.
Methodist Episcopal Church ■
Jno. D. Carl,
presentation of the pageant.
The church to have those who find it poa- Carrier superintendent,
Commisisoner.
Evening Preaching 7: fifp. m.
It
The Wesley Fellowship Group con
twenty-five piece Foursquare orches sible to bring their own cast-off or
Prayer
meeting
Wednesday
7:80
p.
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
tra will render a number of selections. outgrown garments and exchange venes in the auditorium at 6:30 p. m.
STATE OF OREGON FOR
Monday evening, Dec. 19th, the them for their present needs. In this Chester L. Ward, leader. •
COOS COUNTY
Preaching at Bandon 11 a. m.
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way
the
commissary
will
be
kept
sup
Both
departments
of
the
Yorn*
Sunday school department will give
Scripture , Spiritual Preaching. Ev In the Matter of the Estate of T. E.
plied.
Of
counse,
those
who
do
not
People's Division meet at 6:80 p. m.
their Christmas program on “Follow
Robb, sometimes known aa Thomas
eryone welcome.
E. Robb, Deceased.
ing the Star.” Thia promises to be have a garment to exchange will be for devotionals.
G. A. Gray, Pastor.
LUMP COAL
Notice of Final Settlement.
I Boys and Girls’ World Club meet*
one of the most beautiful and im- gladly helped.
107 E. 2nd St., Coquille. Ore.
Notice is hereby given that the
Mrs.
The ladies of the church, under the in Pioneer HaH at 6:30 p. m.
nreseive Christmas programs ever io
undersigned has filed his Final Ac
be given by the local Foursquare supervision of Mro. R. B. Knife, will Chas. H. Oerding in charge. .
count in the matter of the Admini*
Church
of
Christ
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
tration of the Eatate of T. E. Robb,
Church. There will be about fifty meet every Thursday afternoon to
deceased, sometimes
known
as
as ’
RANGE COAL
Turner B. MacDonald, Pastor
Christmas program Friday evening
children participating in full costume. sew and make comforters. Friends are
Thomas E. Robb,
Robb. deceased,
d<-<eaeed, and the
Sunday, 10:08 a. m. Bible School. Thoma*
Special music will be furnished this invited to come and join them. There by the 8unday school.
County Court for Coos
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Choir reheasal Saturday evening, Departments for all ages.
Nad C. gon. has I sot Saturday
night, as well, by the orchestra. There has been a great demand during the
Saturday, ‘ the 21st day
Kelley, superintendent.
of January,
1983, as the day, and the
will be large bags of candy and nuts present cold weather for comforters
______ F. G. Leslie, director.
»JV. IriS.
llrOO a. m. Communion and morn County Court Room in the County
Special vocal musical numbers at
given out by Banta Claus to all ehil- *nd several have been given out. In
Delivered
Court House at Coquille, in Coos
dian' present
| asmuch aa there is now no other ae- both services Sunday. Some old fa ing worship. Sermon by the pastor.
County, Oregon, aa the plaee for'
4:80 p. m. C. E. groups meet for hearing objections to said Final Ac
Suqday night will be “White Christ- üye
agency dispensing clothing vorite hymns rendered Sunday eve
Coquille Valley Bitumin- mas" for this church aa all members in Coquille it will ' be appreciated if ning by special request
devotionala.
count and' the settlement of said es-
Wednesday. 7:80 p. m.
Bible take.
A cordial welcome awaits you at all
and friends are asked to bring some ; you will sent to the Foursuare Churoh
. ous Coal Co.
December,
Study. Willett Jessee, leader.
article of footetuffs and place it under your cast-off garments or telephone of the services of our church.
1982.
McGourty & Mills
Visitors welcome at all services.
the Christmas tree. Later thia will all Mrs. Knife and they will be called for.
Administrator with^t^e^Wiil An
be placed in baskets and given to thé I It ia the desire of the Foursquare
Safety First! Use Cow Ball Dairy s
Phone Î71-M
nexed
of the Estate of T. E. Robb, de
Warranty and Bargain A Baia
needy for their Christmas dinner. If, commissary exchange to render a real Pasteurised Milk and protect your
ceased, sometimes known as Thomas
Deoda for aalo at The Sentinel office. I. Robb, deceased.
every one denies themselves some-! Christian service to the needy of this health.
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AT A NEW SCALE OF LOW PRICES
Coach $515
Sport Roadster $485 » • Coupe $495
Sedan $5*5 * Cabriolet $5*5
Sport Coupe $555
ON DISPLAY TOMORROW iiljgjllf AT YOUR LOCAL DEALER’S
SOUTHWESTERN MOTOR CO.
Chadwick Lodge No. 68
A. F. I A. M.
DECEMBER
SPECIAL
$4.00 ■<
$3.00
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