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THE COQUILLS YALLBT SENTINEL, COQUILLE OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1333. The Coquille Womaa’a Club SOCIAL NOTES Tuesday, January 10, the Coquille ______________ The girt* in the Leader class of the Woman's Club met in rhe afternoo i _ at the Episcopal Parish house for t.ieir Pione«r Church Sunday School were regular monthly meeting. Mre.J.K. pleasantly entertained Monday eve Noriion, president, waa in the chair. ning nt the home of their class teach The public welfare chairman of the er, M m . J m . Richmond. During the club, Mrs. C. C. Farr, urged the ladies evening table games of various kind* to give to her any used garments were played, with first prise won by they have, that can be spared and she Audrey Aazen and consolation by Refreshments were will eee that they reach some one Frances Oddy. served at the close wfthe evening. Be greatly in need. M m . Geo. Bryant returned for M m . sides the regular members, attending Compton, chairman of the Library were Misses Florence and Dorothy committee. She stated that twenty- Cary and Jimmy Richmond. Members six new books have been recently pur present were Misses Florence folsom, chased. She also asked if the dub Helen Belloni, Elda Gilman,’ Frances ladies would assist M m . Ellingson, li Oddy, Freda Wilson, Audrey Aasen, brarian, in repairing the books at the Ida, Lucille and Eleanor Oerding, public library, Which the the chib Marjorie Knight, Marjorie McGuffin, ladies voted to do. She also asked for Bernice Eggleston, Ruth Brant, Jean any good books or magazines one ette Pook, Olive" Tillman, Katherine Jane Hassler, Betty Glaisyer and M m . might be through with. __ , Several letters were read by the Richmond- ■ This evening Mrs. Kenneth Kistner is entertaining the “Entre Nous” club ladies at her home at 357 South Divi sion street. Attending will be all the club members, who are: Mesdames E. L. Vinton, Julius Ruble, Donald Estes, F. C. Hudson, Harry H. Oerding, Otto Davis, Walter Lltaenberger. On Wednesday afternoon the Mis sionary society of the Church of Christ met at the home of MH. J. A. Staningjer. The president, Mr». Schaer, opened the meeting with a short business session which was fol lowed by the topic study on, “He made one of every , nation.” This was given by M m . Jessee. The scripture lesson,, read by Mr*. Bailey, was from Luke 15:3-7. Mrs. Yarbrough gave the devotional reading for the after noon. An interesting talk on “Are We Our Brother’s Keeper?” was giv en by Mrs. M. O. Hooton. At the close -Mr*.'Ralph Harry sang, “Nine ty and Nine,” which was beautifully illustrated in a chalk drawing by Mrs Nina Noeler. Mns. Staninger, the hoateM, served light refreshment* of popcorn and apples to the fololwing members present: Mendamee Maude Bean. V. L. Bailey, A. N. Foly, C. C. Farr, Mattie Gaalin, Charles Hill, Ar thur Hooton, M. O. Hooton, Ralph Harry, Cal Young, L. P. Maury, John McCue, Grover McQuigg, Geo. Swin ney, Nina Nosier, Fred Schaer, D. F. Tompson, A. J. Jessee, Aaron Wilson, W. H. Wimer, Jfcrry Peart, Rose Yar brough, Addie McCullough, Mrs. Don aldson and Mie* Jennie Lafferty. The February meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Chas. Hill. secretary, M m . Emery; one of which On Wednesday, at the Episcopal wa* from C. Weldon One, who is connected with the United States For Parish house the Woman’s Guild met est Service, in regard to tree planting for their regular weekly meeting. in the parking strips of the streets Mrs. George Lorenz and Mrs. E. L. of Coquille, which would indeed beau Vinton were hostesses to the follow tify the city immensely. This matter ing: Mesdames Muri Pettit, L. H. was given to Mm. H. E. Hess, head Hazard, A. J. Sherwood, C. J. Fuhr man, Nellie Whereat, Annie J. Robin of the civic committee. After the business session was son, W. H. Mansell, Bert Folsom, J. closed the rest of the afternoon was W. Laird, E. A. Woodyard, C. D. Walker, Jas. Watson, Lloyd Boa*, turned over to the program . ■ Mrs. C. D. Walker. The first number ’ Misses Pearl and Ruby Snyder, of on the program was a piano solo by Portland. Joy Norton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. The Monday night bridge dub en H. S. Norton. The selection was a Chinese dance, “Miss Lu,” which was joyed a very pleasant evening on Mon in keeping with the program of the day at the home of Mrs. Hal Pierce. day. Mrs. B. A. Roberta, of Fairview, Extra guests were Mrs. Muri Pettit again consented to tell something of and Mrs. R. F. Miller. Prises were won her travels in China. Mrs. Roberts, by Mrs. E. W. Lorens and Mrs. Smith. Members attending were Mesdames who spent fifteen years in China, can Bert Folsom, H. A. Young, J. L. Smith, tell a great deal about that country Geo. Lorenz, E. W. Lorenz and J. A. which is very interesting. She told of Lamb. her favorite way of traveling which, Miss Katherine Jane Hassler enter she explained, was by way of river A dinner party was given Wednes tained with an interesting party Wed boats. She also told of many humor day evening at the home of Mr. and nesday evening at her home on East ous coincidences which took place in Mrs. F. L. Greenough for the pleasure Second street, at which she asked her other methods of travel. M m . Roberta of Mr. and Mrs. George Chaney, who, guests to come dressed as “six-year is a very pleaaing and interesting* with their family, are planning to___ _ ” _ __________________________ to which the guests responded speaker and when she brought her leave either Saturday or Sunday for I olAi, with ^”at delight, bringing with them talk to an end, it was with regret by | a few months’ trip into southern Cal- their faVorite dolls and buggies. The her audience. ifornia, where they will join M m . evening entertainment consisted of Mre. E. A. Woodyard, accompanied Chaney< mother, Mns. Ribble, and games, many of which were those a by Miss Edythe Farr on the piano,“ their »on, Georje; who have been youngster would enjoy, such aa an an- sang a group of three solos. They down there for several months. The’1 imal cracker hunt and the little tea were all different types but Were all hosts at the dinner were a group who party. Miaa Hessler gaVe this party exceedingly well presented. have enjoyed many pleasant evenings in compliment to Miss Frances Oddy, At the close tea waa served by the in contract bridge the past few recently moved to CoquHle. hostesses. Mewdames R. A. Wernich, m>nths and who were: Dr. and M m . - giving her the chance to meet thin Lyman Carrier, Chester L. Ward, W. V. Glaisyer, Mr. and M m . Lafe groUp of girls. Miss Oddy and Mia» Kennett Lawrence, George Leach and Compton, Mr. and Mr*. F. L. Green- Hassler were friends in Marshfield. J. E. Norton. The following attended: <>u»h’ ,nd/heir bonoMd guests, Mr. entering the high school there Meadames P. D. Hartmon, George the same year. Guesta included were Lorenz, Don McCune, 0. T. Gant,, and M m . Chaney. . ““ „ Misses Frances Oddy, Jeanette Pook, Louis Charns.ki, M. Earl Wilson, L.j - On Monday evening M m . M. J.Hart- and Dorothy Cary, Liters H. Hazard, Ernest Purvance, B. A. »on entertained her two-table bridge McLeod, Jennie Lindros, Florence Fol Davis, R. E. Boober, Jennie Price, F. club membeM at hor home on Willard aom Helon Belloni. Eld. Gilman. G. Leslie, C. C. Farr, F. S. Emery, atroet The evening was brought to olive Tillman, Inez Rover, Audrey Paul Van Scoy, J. A. Lamb, C. J. > Fuhrman, C. D. Walker, W. H. Man-1 an end with refreMiments which were Aaeen, Gloria Getz and Mary Ella served after several games of bridge. pa_ sell. Birdie Skeele, L. P. Maury, Geo. Bryant, F. L. G reenough, R. L. Stew art, Ray Thomas, E. A. Woodyard, O. C. Sanford, Maude LeRoy, George Chaney, B. A. Roberts, Miss Inez Rover and M m . Platt, of Centralia, Wash. At ths Woodman Hall Sunday af- ternoon at 1:30 o’clock the Needle Workem cldb ladies and their fami- lies, to the number of fifty or more, enjoyed together their Christmas dm- ner party, which had been planned for a much earlier date but owing to so much sickness was postponed until all could attend. After the dinner games were played with a cafeteria supper spread later in the evening. This afflair proved to a very enjoyable one for all attending. attending. ---------------------------- Calling cards 100 for 31.50. PAGB THRU Saturday and Monday Saving Coffee Values Canned Foods EDWARDS DEPENDABLE The world’s Choice Quality Coffee. Vacuum Packed. 2 lb. €AN CARLOAD SAVINGS Fancy California Broken Rice’’ Rice Market has Advanced. Here is a Buy 15c He IOC 22c 25c 29c Bread Favorite White WheaL 1 th Loaf. leaves Fruits and Vegetables ■f Spuds 50 . 59c Klamath No. 2 Bananas ' Golden Ripe LB. Grapefruit 4 sS?’ . . 19c Arizona—Sweet Shortening High grade Vege- table. 4 lbs. (Not a Compound) fc-**V* California, where they plan to spend a few months, have been the inspira- tjon recently for several delightful g.therings, one of which was given by Mr. and M m . Luckey L. Bonney at their ^m, on Elliott street Tuesday evening. Mr. and M m . Chaney were their guests for dinner and a nBlnber of couples were invited (lB for the evening which was enjoy- ably apant in Bridge, Mr*. Slack and Berg ^„¡„g hi<h prixm and Mr. and M m . Chaney receiving a lovely guest prize. Guests were Messrs. and Mesdames Georg* Saniclor 9C The Efficient Liquid Bind,. pint FREE DELIVERY Phone 122 “Dickie Duck” Balloon* ' (WHILE THEY LAST) WITH THE ALL-YEAR ROUND CEREAL Knife Hoepit*] Not« Jack Johnson underwent an emer gency appendicitis operation at the hospital Sunday evening, Dr. Rich mond found that the appendix had ouNted. * M m . Harry Cooper underwent a major operation on Monday. M m . Marjorie Weekley, of Myrtle Point, waa brought to the hospital late last Friday evening for a major oper ation. Dr. Richmond performed an opera tion on Joan, three-year old daughter of Mr. and M m . Kenneth Medford, Wednesday, removing her tonsils. Mr. Thompson, of Riverton, who en tered the hospital last Friday for treatment, was dismissed yesterday. J. H. Oeralng, who has been in the hospital for several weeks, and during the time underwent two operations, wa* dismissed Wednesday, greatly improved in health Fred Milani wa* dismissed Monday and returned to his home at Arngo. AT ALL GROCERS FOR SALE OR TRADE—Nice young, gentle Jersey cow, just fresh with htlfer calf. J. L. Smith, Coquille. Phone 60R. TRAPP® RS ATTENTION—Highest price» paid for fur*. Gun* bought, «old «nd traded. Leneve’s Sporting Good« and Hardware Co. Coquille, Oregon. 51t4
