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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1932)
THK COQUILLE MYRTLE POINT ITEMS Mrs. M. Earl Witeon, of Coquffle, visited friend* in Myrtle Point last Friday evening. Dr. L. L Sumerlin attended the den tal convention in Marshfield Friday evening and Saturday. Miss Loss Parry, of Lee, ia visiting this week st the home of her uncle, James Parry, and family. Miss Pearl Dodeie left Friday for her home in Albany, where she will epend the holidays with her parents. Mias Mildred Russell is aubatitutigg for her until the Christmas vacation. Mrs. C. C. Pratt and daughter, Miss Irene Pratt, of Seattle, Waahington, are visiting at the L. P. Linn home. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Whittington «nd children have moved to Read Island, British Columbia, where Mr. Whitington has employment. Ray Waterman returned to his home at Bancroft after a short visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young. , Mrs. Bud Emery entertained, the O. N. O. elub at her home Friday eve ning. Bridge was enjoyed, after which which dainty refreshments were served to the following: Mesdames Karl Kaufman, Al Neideigh, Henry Rosslow, E. C. Roberts, Ellie Dement, Flentge Perkins and Ralph Kring.' Mrs. Ralph Gilkeson, of Dement Creek, visited Wednesday at the home of her sister, Mrs. R. F. Garrett. # W. J. IfcClement, of Los Angeles, has purchased the 25-acre Pointer place at Broadbent. * The deal vfas made by E. C. Roberts. Mrs. James Stovall, of Roseburg, arrived Thursday to be with her ( father, C. E. Houser, who has been bedfast since June. The Junior play, “Her Step Fath er,” was given in the high school au ditorium Friday evening before a large audience. The play was full of! laughs from start to finish and was much enjoyed by those attending. The Myrtle Point fire department and the Woman’s club are busy fill ing Christmas baskets for the needy families of this vicinity. Any dona tions of clothing or food will be great ly appreciated. A basket ball game wa* played Wednesday afternoon between Myr tle Point and Bridge, the score re- , suiting 19 to 14 in favor of the local tires on are dangerous roads! GOOD USED TIRES SI UP He’s Coming Saturday Afternoon, December 17th * Bring the Kiddies down town—He’s sure to have something for them. 5 3 I 1 SPECIAL CARNATION WHEAT FLAKES Bars White Wonder Soap j ... Bars Feldman Naphtha Soap (‘y pkg. Wonder Foam Granulated Soap; ^5 Toy Animal ' Large Package 15c 1 pkg White King Granulated Soap 2 Bars Mission Bell Toilet Soap 1 White King Toy Truck Sweet Ground Chocolate Bulk, 2 lbs. - - 35c Shop Early while -assortments are complete. You will get more satisfactory results at lower cost ' Busy Comer Grocery Delivery Kenneth Bonniksen had recovered sufficiently from hie recent appendi citis operation last Friday to be able to leave the hospital. center, Griffin Collier school CASH for late model used Southwestern Motor Co. cam. Colling cord« 100 for 11.50. Want Ads Next Week at the Liberty A powerful drama of the cotton ■ountry of the South opens Sunday at Riverton News for his own kind, the distressed ten ant farmers, and loyalty t<p the plan ter who has been his benefactor. In ■the end, he succeed« in doing both— but not before a gripping and color ful tale has been unfolded. Haunting negro melodies, a eerie« of remarkable shots of the cotton picking countryside in full bloom, at- moaphere of the old South, as yet unsullied by an advancing industrial ism from the north, all contribute to make this one of the most beautiful pictorial exhibit» to come out of Hol lywood. Knife Hospital Notes REPAIRS—complete, motor, body, fendem, brakes, etc., on easy pay ment plan. Southwestern Motor Co. TO RENT—My farm on Fishtrap, to responsible parties, none other need apply. Reduction for cash in ad- ▼aaaa. See A. J. Radabaugh, Myr tle Point.—J. H. Radabaugh, Eu gene, Oregon. 14 2 “ Fresh Mixed by Weight ibs. * - * Delicious Apples h5c 5 tbs. Coos County Peas J. E. Ford Brand 2 For 25c Fresh Ground Coffee Pound - - . 20c up Any Kind of Roast _A Pound “ 14c Crackers 3 Pound Box 27c
