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i / - I TUB COqfTn-l.lt TALLET SENTINEL, COQUILLE OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1932. , ■X LU" MYRTLE POINT ITEMS . smooth tires Mrs. M. Earl Wilson, of Coquille, and her mother, Mrs. Jacob Gregel, of Portland, were callers at the W. W. » Deyoe home Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Smith, of Van couver, Wash., spent a few days in Myrtle Point last week. O. Carpenter loft for his home in New Bieber, Calif., after spending the week end at the G. L. MeRay home. T. D. Guerin and W. W. Deyoe went You know a nice box of Candy is always acceptable for Mother, Sister, Wife, to Langlois Friday to attend the fu Sweetheart or any good friend. neral of Lloyd Guerin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Guerin, who passed away ’* • last Wednesday after a short illness. Dr. F. M. White, of Los Angeles, If you are puzzled about what to get see our box Chocolates. went to Eugene after a short visit All fresh New Stock at surprisingly low prices. here at the-home of Mr. and Mm. W. H. Fearnley. ». Miss Florence Craven returned to A T her home in Euteka, Calif., after spending a few days at the. hime of MIXED NUTS » « MIXED CANDIES » her brother, Milton Craven. 2 lbs. for Misses Elsie Moller and Priscilla Deyoe arrived home Friday evening ■ from Corvallis and will spend the hol idays with their parents. \ * Mr. and Mm. 8. C. Braden and Cigars in Holiday Wrappings daughter Jacqueline left Thursday 10 and 25 in the package. for Rockland, Calif., where they will spend Christmas with the Ralph Sigs » by family. Mrs. Sigsby is their daughter. Why not give a nice box of Groceries this Christmas. We can fix it up with Mrs. Ella Guerin and daughter Jean anything from fancy delicacies to plain foods. Just bring or phone the order. arrived home the first of the week from Corvallis and will spend two weeks in Myrtle Point. Wm. Weekley left Monday for the Bend country -where he will take up his duties on a new contract in the Dates, 1 lb package white pine timber. Mr. and Mm. W. Sawyer entertain How about one of those Junior SheUed Almonds, >/2 lb ed the high school faculty last Friday Lunch Kits for the Kiddies? evening with a pot luck dinner, serv Shelled Walnuts, >/2lb ed in buffet style. The evening was Thermos Bottle . ’ n Everything spent in playing different card games' Cluster Raisins, 1 lb pkg. The guest list included: Messrs, and and a hot lunch these winter days ■ Mesdames L. P. Linn, Clarence Church, John Beaman, E. C. Rickard, is what they need Black and White Figs» W. A. Sawyer, and Misses Ruth Wood- ward, Irene Tott, Gertrude Sick, Glace Cherries Priced Special Alice Alverdes and Grace Linn. Mm. Anna Ireland returned to her Pop Com, 3 lbs. home at Brockway after spending a few weeks in the Mast hospital, re covering from an appendicitis oper- tion. The Misses Lola Morris and Lilah Luttrell arrived home the last of the week and will spend the holidays at the homes of their parents. Mr. and Mm. Cecil Hartley, of Ya kima, Wash., are visiting at the home of Mm. Hartley’s parents, Mr. and Mm. E. H. Morris. They will remain over the holidays. Alden Butler and Ernestine Schnei der returned Saturday frdhi a trip to Portland. They were accompanied home by Miss Carolyn Schneider who is attending college at Salem and who large «itting room was deeorated in a visit with her daughters, Misses party. Snow covered the mountains in this will spend her vacation in Myrtle Christmas color» and in one corner Edith and Evelyn, who are borne for *v a lovely Christmas tree. The af the Christmas holiday*. Mias Evelyn vicinity Wednesday morning. Point. Mrs. E. E. Ball received the news of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Dey returned to ternoon was spent in exchanging gifts ie teaching at Pistol river in their home at Chitwood, Ore., after a and a social time together after which Curry county and Edith is attending the death of her sop, Harold Hobeon, 0. S. C. at Hutchinson, Kansas. He was with few days’ visit with relatives in Myr lovely refreshments were served. Mrs. Ernest Weibe has been quite a brother. He was buried there. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sawyer will tle Point. Mrs. Ethel Littler is spending the Mr. and Mrs. James McCulloch and spend their holiday vacation in Kerby ill with a severe cold the past week daughter Vera returned home Wed at the home of Mrs. Sawyer’s parents. and is still unable to be up and doing holidays in Portland. her work. Roy. Frey, of Dunham’s store, is in nesday from a several months' visit Mr. and Mm. L. M. Aasen and the Mast hospital recovering from an Live News From Arago in Orland, Calif. Mm. Marcella Genxoli, of Los An children, LaVaun and Stephen, and operation. He is doing very well. Miss Helen 'Deyoe arrived home Wednesday from Klamath Falls and geles, is visiting her father and broth Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Hoffman were Mrs. Frey is running the store in his will spend the holidays with her par er, A. Smalley and Ben Smalley, while guests at a surprise birthday dinner absence. she is here on business concerning Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mm. The camps will dose for Christ ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Deyoe. E. E. Evernden, of Bancroft The mas but one day—Sunday. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian her ranch on Halls Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sinko are en dinner was given in honor of Mr. church met in the church social par lore Wednesday afternoon with Mes joying a visit with their son, Joe, who Evernden, who was celebrating his Fords Lead in the Past A host of other dames Eva H axel wood, Florence Guer is attending Normal at Ashland. He 57th birthday. Five Years, Says C. E. Niles in, Bond, and W. W. Deyoe entertain will be home till after the Christmas friends and relatives were present. The Arago school Christmas tree Since 1927 when the Model T car ing. The room was decorated beau holidays. Miss Opal Robison, who is teaching and program will be given at the was discontinued, Ford passenger tifully with evergreens and a Christ mas tree. After the business meet school at Glide, Oregon, came home school house Friday afternoon. There ear sales led those of all other makes, ing old Santa appeared with presents Friday and will remain over the holi will be treats for the kiddies end a according to a tabulation by the Ford Motor Company reported today by for everyone present. Delicious re days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus. Mr. and Mm. Clove McAllister and, Clyde E.* Niles, president of Niles Geo. Robison. Her father drove out freshments were served. children, Shelby and Mary Jean, will Motor Co., local Ford dealers. Mrs. John Carver and son Derill after her. Melden Carl went to Reedsport go to Bandon Friday to »pend the In this period from January, 1927, will leave Friday for Portland to spend Wednesday where he will be employed Christmas holidays with friends and to and including October, 1932, the the holidays with relatives. relatives. latest month for which reports have Elgin Chapter, 0. E. 8.. held its reg in Dunham’s Grocery. Mm. Lester Clinton was seriously been compiled, Ford sales total 4,- The Ladies’ Aid baxaar articles ular meeting Thursday evening. Mm. G. L. MeRay was presented with a were displayed at the Arago store injured while ice skating one day last 001,384, as compared with 3,705,827 for its nearest competitor and total beautiful set of sherbet glasses. The Friday. They were unable to give the week. Miss LeMaun Aasen is home from sales of all makes qf 15,183,842. Fords evening was spent in cards after which program Friday evening at the gym a lovely pot luck dinner was enjoyed. nasium as planned, owing to the cold Ashland, where she is attending Nor share of all business in these six The Myrtle Point Fire Department i weather. The articles wore about all mal, to spend the holidays with her yeans was 26.4 per cent. will give its annual dance Saturday disposed of and the proceeds were parents, Mr. and Mm. L. M. Aasen- This record, it was pointed out, was Hey aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. E. made despite the fact that Ford pro evening. Proceeds will be used for rery good. the needy. «Si; I J. L. Burtie was confined to his bed F. Hoffman, of Myrtle Point, drove duction was halted twice during this Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leep returned several days with a severe cold this out Friday and brought her home. six-year period in preparation for the thd»ir home hrvme in Roseburg R.ncM»hiiv*(y after e/faw a fdw week. He is improving imorovincr at nrAAAnt.. present. Mrs. C. E. Schroeder went to John Model A and the V-8 Ford cars. Man to their The hot water tank and system in son Mill Tuesday to spend a few days ufacture of the Model T was discon days' visit at the home of Mr. Leap’s mother, Mm. J. Leap, and sister, Mrs. the Ladies Aid kitchen were badly with her son-in-law, Frank Burbank, tinued in May, 1927, Ford being out A. R. Bennett damaged during the cold weather. The who has just returned from the hospi of the market until December of that Jay Schreifer will leave Friday for tank bunted as well as some of the i tal followiny an operation. Mrs. Bur year when the Model A was announc a visit with friends He will return pipes. The hot water tank in the boys bank is teaching school for him while ed. Ford again was out of the market • for the first Ave months of 1932 until Sunday bringing Mim Mollie Warner »bowers was also damaged seriously he is convalescing. Kenneth Carl, who is attending O. who will spend the Christmas vacation volume deliveries of the new Ford be S. CM wrote his parents last week that with her mother. gan last June. News Notes From Powers Mias Minnie Bunch who is in nurses he was on his way to California with The year-to-year record follows: training at the Portland Sanitarium is a friend who is also atending O. 8. C, The Coos Bay Lumber Co. put Ford Next Make Total of expected here Friday and will spend to spend the Christmas holidays at twenty sets of fallers and buckers to All Makes the holidays at the home bf her sister, his home in Riverside. work Wednesday morning on Eden 1927 393,424 «47,810 2,628,538 Mrs. L. E. Summerlin. The Junior basket ball team came ridge. This brings the .number of 1928 482,010 . 769,927 8,139»,579 Mrs. W. E. Lewellen was a^e to out victorious in their first game qf men employed on Eden ridge to about 1929 1410,147 780,014 8,880,247 leqve the Mast Hospital the first of the season Friday evening when they 100. The company is rotating a crew 1930 1,055,097 «18,884 2,625.979 of the week and return to her home. met the Coquille Junior High squad of 25 men on the road south of Pow 1981 528,581 588,429 1,908,141 She has been suffering from a severe at Coquille. It was a splendid game ers. 1982* 232,125 805,763 1,006,858 attack of flu. for Juniors from start to finish. At Schools are closed till Jan. 8, 1933. Miss Frances Fernley arrived home the half the score stood 4 to 1 in Co E. 8. Gamwell, principal, who was in 4,001,3M 8,706,827 16,183,842 from Eugene this week and will spend quille’s favor. During the l*gt half the hospital when school closed, prill •10 Months the holidays with her parents, Mr. and the Arago team got organised and be able to be back at school at that Ford passenger ear sales in October Mrs. W. M. Fernley. piled up a scots for themselves, tying time. were 20,410 units, which was 32.8 per Miso Boniva Volkmar came in from the score 8 to 8 .M the final whistle The community Christmas tree will cent of total sales of all makes. The Corvallis the first of the week to blew. During an overtime period both be hold tonight (Friday) tn the gym, next make registered 15,772, or 25.0 spend her vacation with home folks. teams fouled. Arago fortunately con sponsored by the P. T. A. The high per cent of all makes. Ford has led in The Past Matron’s dub of the verted her free throw and Coquille school will give a dance later. passenger and commercial car sales Eastern Star met at the home of Mm. failed to make good, giving Arago Powers will be a gay place during in the United States each jnonth since T. D. Guerin Wednesday afternoon. the game at a V to I score. <• the holiday. Nearly every night is June, when volume deliveries of new Fifteen Mrs. Edith Woodward is enjoying fee a Fords Is Your Christmas Shopping Done? are dangerous on s-l-i-p-p-e-r-y roads! Maybe you’ve gotten by on amooth tiree while roads were mostly dry. Bat look oat now! Slippery driving day« are ahead. Your risks are multiplied. Better change at once tosure-grippingnew Goodyear All-Weathers. They’ll protect you all winter, save you money on repairs and delay», and still be like new for spring and summer. So trade In your smooth tires thia 10c puts TRAC TION in -b4g husky blocks of robber — keen-edged -deep-slotted — to digin, trip and hold. More atoplThe All- Weather Tread ie a Mg T millions more peof Goodyear Tiree. Com II demonstrate! Center Traction Means Safetyl 29c 25c » 10c 25c 25c 15c Coquille Service Station S135 25c GOOD USED TIRES |1 UP — West Norway and Hall’s Creek Bridge Happenings Mrs. Martin Nagle left Thursday At the Grange meeting Friday eve for Portland, wham she s will visit ning the new officers wore installed, with friends and relatives over the I Harold James, past master, serving holidays. as installing officer, with Mrs. Rosie Mr. and Mm. J. Carl and sons, Wal Jewett as marshal, assisted by Mrs. lace and Herbert, were dinner guesta Lavina James and Mrs. Velma John of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bender Sunday. son. Mrs. Rosie Jewett was appoint The Roy Robison family were visi ed drill leader and chairman of the tors at the Sam Clinton home on Home Economics committee, Orlin Lampa road Sunday. Lett chairman of the agricultural com Following is the Christmas pro mittee, and Grover Wilson Are in gram given last evening at the Nor surance agent. The usual social way school by the children of this meeting, With a pot luck din district under the able supervision of ner, will be held on the Afth Friday Mrs. Esther Wilson: evening, Dec. 30. Mrs. Irone Hat 1. Selections by the Rhythm Band. field and Mrs: Ruth Brown were ap 2. Playlet, “The Toys* Christmas pointed to assist the lecturer, Mrs. Party;” Santa, Donald Trigg; Fairy, Beth Culver, in preparing the pro Lucille Cox; Talking Doll, Joyce gram for the evening. Schroeder; Dancing Doll, Bonnie Car* Stanley Lake came home last week ter; Dinah Doll, Velene Keller; Sol from Oakridge, where he is employed, dier Dolls, Robert Haughton, Delos and will be here until after Christ Ellis; Red Cross Nurse, Dorothy mas. Haughton; Baby Doll, Pearl Cox; Big Mrs. W. A. Lett and Orlin returned Doll, Blanche Detlefsen; Prince Doll, home Sunday afternoon from an over Austin Ellis; Frog, Frank Trigg; Rab night visit with the Elmer Wilson bit, William Smith; Jack-in-the-box, family at 8itkum. Marvin Cox; Children, Betty and A splendid Christmas program was Ruth, Helen Smith, Dorothy Bender. given Thursday evening in the high 8. Pantomine, “We Royal Kings school auditorium. There were some of Orient Are,” Charles Smith, Ray very enjoyable numbers by the Oc mond Frye, Vernon Trigg, Howard tave club, a beautiful play, "The Keller, Donald Schmidt. Other Wise Man,” by the high school 4. Operetta, “A Joke on Santa students and a dramatisation of “The Claus,” Cleta Robison, Helen Biasco, Holy City,” by a group of grade Howard Keller, Dorothy Bender, girls, with Miss Alma Larkins sing Joyce Schroeder. Donald Schmidt, ing. Raymond Frye, Mavis Barklow, Anita Mr. and Mm. C. A. Murphy are Tedsen, Helen Smith, Velene Keller, both ill with the flu this week. Mrs. Blanche Detlefsen, Carolyn Barklow, Murphy was taken to the Mast hos Bonnie Carter. pital Sunday evening and Mr. Mur 5. Song “Snow Flakes Are Fall phy on Monday evening. Mrs. Albert ing.” (Composed by Raymond Frye.) Pancoast, who was ill last week, is 6. Playlet, “Christmas Candy”— able io be out now and Mrs. James Charles Smith, Lucille Cox, Robert Porter is improving after a prolonged Haughton, Pearl Cox, Joyce Schroe illness. Mias Maude Hooton has been der, Dorothy Haughton, William confined to her home for several days Smith, Frank Biasco, Dorothy Ben with an attack of bronchitis. der, Raymond Frye, Helen Biasco, The Wm. Weekley family has Marjorie Ellis, Vernon Trigg. moved to Bend. Mr. WeXkley has a 7. Pantomine, “Oh Little Town of logging contract in that vieinity. Bethlehem”—Ota Robison, Marjorie A jolly group of friends met Sun- Ellis, Mavis Barklpw, Helen 7 • T Biasco. . . d,y « o» hom*of Mra- Lucy Cu,w A large crowd |f liu friends r w ”* • assisted v t i Ice'*br*t* nil»« birthday anniver- Mr. and Mrs. 1 E. walkins pick their | garjee that occur during the month of turkeys Monday. *y ih Those a <xT" pre**’,t December, the honored ones being were Mr. and Mrs. Ç. Schroeder, Mr. Mrs. Lucy Culver, Mrs. Frank Culver, and Mrs. Sam Dam iron, Mrs. C. Davis, Mm. J. W. Barnett Mrs O. W. Heath, Mrs. Sarah Barklow, Mrs. A. Lilly, Mrs. Frank Porter, Winifred Claytom Mr. Wiebe, Marvin Shaw, Mr. and Lou Hooton, Ionella Curtiss and Eddie Mrs. G. Hampton, Mir. land Mrs. Cleve Hatfield. The others present were McAllister and Oscar Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Culver, Con Mrs. O. T. Bender, who has been stance, Mary Louise and Everett; staying at her son’s home while quite Frank Culver. Lynn. Tommy and Ed ill, returned to her home in Broadbent son; J. W. Barnett; O. W. Heath; Saturday greatly improved in health. Frank Porter, Paul and Patricia; Mr. Mrs. F. Culver, of Bridge, enter and Mrs. Walter Claytort and Melvin; tained six of her friends Sunday Mrs. A. O. Hooton; Mr. and Mrs. H. whose birthdays come in the month A. Hatfield and little son, and W. A. of December. Mrs. J. W. Barnett, of Lett A fine potluck and social time Halls Creek, was one of the honored were enjoyed. guests as her birthday occurs this Mies Mae Hatcher returned home month. 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