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THE COQUILLE VALLET SENTINEL, COQUILLE. OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH «1. 1H».
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MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
Why Buy Any
Second Choice
when
First Choice X«?
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Well, March
is About Gone!
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Right now you car-owners are “sitting pret
ty.” - - - You can buy more safe, com
fortable, troublefree mileage for a dollar
than in any previous year. You don’t have
to put up with second-choice tires for rea
sons of economy, because first-choice tires
cost you no more! - - - Goodyear Tires
—the kind We sell—are first-choice here,
throughout the state, throughout the na
tion, by more than 2 to 11 - - - They out
sell all others not because of any trick guar
antee, or phony inducements, or special'
deals, but simply because they give people
the biggest money’s worth, and people know
it! - - - Don’t be argued out the benefits
to be had from the leading tires and, our
service.
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Good
. The Intermediate Christian
En
deavor of the Coquille Church of
Christ, presented a splendid three-act
play to a large crowd at the church
here Tuesday evening. Those in the
cast were Vada Swinney, Julia Hick-
Robert Bailey, Everett Seeley,
Tom Stevens and Ellis Davidson.
Marilyn, the little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence R. Davis, who was
ill last week with flu is recovering
nicely.
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Only
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for 25c
White
NEW POTATOES
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Trupak
-
10c
size
25c
SPECIAL! while they last
Southern Sweet Navel
ORANGES
Large Size
Harold James is getting along nice
ly, following an operation last week
at the Veterans’ Hospital in Portland.
The high school students are work
ing now on the senior play, “Helen
Preferred,” which will be presented at
some date in the near future.
The
cast of characters is as foUows: Geo.
Gay, an attorney at law, Ralph Scar
borough; Peter Latham, Ardemore’s
rising real estate broker, Ovid Bry
ant; Helen White, one of George’s cli
ents, Maxine Holmer; Sadie Lane, a
stock actress, Donna Knight; Nod
Lane, her hueband, Warren Cribbins;
Mrs. Bloomer, a mother, Ionella Cur
tiss ; Irene Bloomer, her daughter,
Winifred Clayton; Mrs. Blackwell, an
other mother, Elva Cribbins; Sue
Blackwell, her daughter, Erma Jen
nings; Albert Jones, a drug store
clerk, Elbert Weihmann.
Mm. Matilda Hill, of Coquille,
moved last week to Bridge to make
her home with her daughter, Mrs. A.
O. Hoot on.
Bridge lost one of her pioneer resi
dents last week when R. A. Cribbins
parsed away on Thursday forenoon,
following a long illness.
Funeral
services were held in Myrtle Point
Saturday and interment was at En
chanted Prairie cemetery.
The Home Economics club met at
the Grange hall again last Wednes
day for an all day quilting. A pot
luck dinner was served at noon. Those
present were Mesdames Rose Jewett,
Anna Wilson, Velma Johnson, Nellie
Culver and Irene Hatfield. Four of
the school teachers, Mrs. Elise Lamp,
Mrs. Ruth Brown, Mrs. Marie Allen,
and Mim Alma Larkins, were also
present during the noon hour, and
the group was joined in the afternoon
by Mrs. Estelle Porter, Mrs. Beth
Culver and Mrs. Hattie Hatcher.
Death came to the Ehrig home Sat
urday evening when Fred Ehrig suc
cumbed to cancer of the stomach
from which he had suffered for many
weeks. He is survived by his widow
and three sone: Amo, of Los An
geles; Bernhardt, of Berkley; and
Karl, who lives at home, all of whom
were with their father when the end
came. Two cousins and Mrs. Amo
Ehrig were also present, having come
in reapone to word of his illness.
Funeral service« were held Tuesday
afternoon in Myrtle Point
Harry Browneon was a Marshfield
visitor Saturday. He was accompan
ied as far as Coquille by hie mother,
Mrs. M. Brownson and his niece, Miss
Mae Hatcher.
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Bottle
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Bridge
then we
right,
FLAKES
No.
GOO»/YEjiÄ
Bargains left
to
That will
need the
now
few
prices
too,
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Miss Priscilla Deyoe left early Sun
day for CorvaMia, where she will at
tend O.-S? C. this term.
The Myrtle Point high school is put
ting on a Carnival Friday evening,
March 31. The program will be
broadcast to the crowd from station
M. 'P. U. H. S.
Many of the famous
radio stars will be on the air, some of
them being Kate Smith, Rudy Vallee,
Baron
Munchausen
and Charlie.
Luther Barker will be the announcer
for statiun M. P. U. H. S. Glen Nei-
but
have a
of those March
— and
deigh’s orchestra will play several
numbers. Some of the ahimni, who
are told that
are going
advance.
be ail
are known as the “Hill Billy” quartet,
but we
money
will sing several numbers.
Billie
'Lund and June Barker will give a tap
dance and sing. A rooster dance «rill
be featured on the program.
“The
BREAD & BUTTER PICKLES
Municipal Davenport," a one-word
TUNA
playlet, will be put on by two stu
Special Saturday .
White Meat
dents. Some of the girls .from the
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physical education club will stage a
tumbling act and a group of students
will put on an amusing vaudeville
RITTER
8 oz.
skit. The Richfield news reporter will
be on the air some time during the
oz. Bottle
4 oz.
Vanilla
evening. The auditorium wiH be dec
Catsup •
2
oz.
Bottle
orated as Chinatown and everything
will be CMaese featured. There will
be booths with cartoonists in them,
RIPE OLIVES
Sweet
ready to draw your picture and there
GRAPE
FRUIT
Can
will be a booth where you can have
your palm read or one where some
are good
2 Cans
- 2
one will tell your weight. Some of
the booths will have hot dogs, candy,
SAUERKRAUT
confetti, serpentine and paper hats.
Small
And those of your who enjoy play
2*4
ing “horeie” may play all evening.
2
Cans
2
for
The admisaion at the door will be ten
cents. The program ia free.
The
doors will open at 7 p. m. Come early
and enjoy yourself.
Milton Hoffman, who waa kicked by
a horse several weeks ago and suf-'
feted an abscess to the brain, is much
improved.
The county speaking contest will be
held in the high school auditorium
April 21. Wilma Johnson will repre
sent the interpretative reading and
Luther Barker the extemporaneous
speaking for the boys.
Margaret Garret and Delbert Steel
spent Saturday evening in Powers,
where they attended the senior prom.
V. V. Hagedorn spent Saturday
afternoon in Marshfield on business.
Miss Katie Furman, of Gold Beach,
spent the week-end in Myrtle Point
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mm. Harold Watxling have
moved from the. A. E. Baker property
on Fourth street into the James Endi
cott property on Sixth street.
Mr. and Mrs. Davis Ireland and
children, Colleen and Donald, moved
the last of the week to Roseburg,'
where Mr. Ireland will be employed
by an oil company operating in the grandfather, O. S. Cobman, eras much Mra. Mettie Peterson,
Edith
Live News From Arago
valley.
improved.
Mr. Coleman suffered a HuR and Mias Violet Morris, all of
Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson mo
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson and stroke a week ago.
Riverton, and Mrs. E. L. Clinton, Mrs.
tored to Roseburg Sunday to take
two children from Drain have been
Richard Alonso Cribbins, 77, passed Christy and Mrs. A. C. Christensen,
their son, Houston, that far on his
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ja- sway last Thursday following an ill from Myrtle Point.
wsy to Eugene, where he is atend-
cbb Nelson of Myrtle Point, and other ness of three years at his ranch home
Bonita and Lubert Bemetz and
ing the university.
relatives and friends in this vicinity.
in Bridge. The funeral was held Sat Retha Watson were visitors in Marsh
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Aaaen, daugh
Mrs. V. V. Hagedorn, who under urday in Schoreder’a Chapel. Inter field Wednesdsy.
ter, La Vaun, and son, Stephen,
went an operation at the Mast hospi ment waa at Enchanted Prairie;
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Gilbert are the
visited Mr. and Mr*. E. F. Hoffman,
tal last Monday, was able to be
W. Lee Ray underwent a major parents of an 8U pound baby boy,
ot Myrtle Point, Bunday. La Vaun
moved to the M. J. Morrieon home operation Tuesday morning in the born Monday. They have named him
remained over night and. Monday
Tuesday. She is doing nicely.
Mast hospital, Dr. R. C. Keiser, of Gordon Allan.
morning wont oir the Ashland where
Miss Alice
--
Alverdes, commercial North Bend, being hia surgeon.
At
ahe is attending school.
teacher in the Myrtle Point high present Mr. Ray is much better.
New« From Lee Section
Mrs. E. J. Mirers entertained as din
school, | received honorary mention
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Morrison were
Mrs. Effie Adams and daughter, ner guests Sunday Rev. and Mre.
for her paper, “Motivation in Type in Coquille Saturday on business.
Mrd. Marie Mast, and Mrs. Maud Wm. Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
writing,” which was published in a
Mast were business callers in Marsh Halter, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wood
national shorthand magazine.
Rivertoa News
ward and son, Gerald.
field
last week.
Gene Kinnicut sailed Thursday for
Mr. and Mra. W. A. Lett and son,
Those to enjoy Sunday dinner at
A party is to be given tonight by
Juneau, Alaska, to work with his
Ernest, of Bridge, were dinner guests
the
Owen
Willson
home
were:
Mr.
and
the
gold
side,
or
losers
in
the
high
uncle, E. C. Guerin, in the government
school Curtis Publishing company Mrs A. 'F. Willson and family and Sunday of Mr. and Mre. J. D. Carl.
survey in that section.
Mrs. J. L. Burtis has been a victim
W. H. Fearnley motored to Eugene contest, for the green side, or winners. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Willson. Mrs.
Sunday to take his daughter, Flor It k to be given in the gymnasium and Owen Willson and children returned of the influenza the past week and is
each one in asked to bring one friend home with Mrs. A. F. Willson and is still confined to her bed.
ence, back to school.
visiting a few daya.
Frank Sinko drove to Ashland Mon
Mrs. Birdie Hazelton received word •rith them.
Mias Lois Parry returned home day, taking his brother, Jos, back to
The high school baseball boys are
Monday from Eugene, which inform
ed her of the death of L. L. Hase lion. practicing daily upon a “Smoker” to Saturday after a long visit with her school, after a week’» vacation at
gt-
Mr. Hazelton was well knovm in this be given next month to help defray sister, Mrs. G. B. Reed, of Roseburg. home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Clinton have
G. W. Ayers and wife and daugh
some of the expensea of their trip to
vicinity.
been confined to their home with the ter, Dorothy, spent the week-end with
Ernest Pearson has moved his fam Ashland.
Mrs. Ayers’ brother at Cottage Grove
Mrs. May Hofcrook has been ill at flu the past week.
ily to the house on Spruce «treat hill,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Stan
Clausen
are
the
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Poland, of Myr
owned and recently vacated by Mau her home the past two weeks due to a
proud parents of a baby boy bom tie Point, and Mias Agnes Polsnd, of
rice Roy.
bad attack of flu.
Miss Lavelle Walstrom, of Ran Sunday at the Pinkston hospital. This Idaho, were dinner guests of Mr and
Mias Dolores Belloni and Stanley
ia'their second dhild, the other being Mr«. L. M. Aaaen Wednesday.
Furman spent Saturday evening in dolph, spent the week-end with Mies
a little girl.
Jean and Mary Helen Watkins en
Eleanor Heilman.
Powers.
Lawrence Coleman, Adrian Schroe- tertained as guests Wednesday night
Mias Wilds Houser, of Leneve,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rickman moved
, der and Mrs. Walter Schroeder spent Misses Leola R<A>inson, Lois Schroe
into the house on Sixth street, which spent the week-end with Mine Cleo
Sunday with Mrs. Paul Bunch, whs der and Beams Lewis.
was formerly owned by Clark Fens- Bush.
Mr. and Mre. T. W. Dunwoodie and
Mrs. Smart, of Eugene, «pent sev returned with the Schroeder« as an
ler.
over-night guest.
daughter,
Patay, Mr. and Mra. B. S.
eral
days
this
week
with
her
daugh
Miss Adeline Gurney left Sunday
Walter Schroeder accompanied Paul Wallen, Mrs. Chester Root and daugh
morning for Grants Pass, where ahe ter, Louise, of Coquille. Mias Smart
Bunch to Klamath FaTls, after a load ters, Alice and Lois, of Myrtle Point,
is a teacher.
Mias Gurney spent is commercial teacher in our high
of
hay. They went out Saturday, re were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
spring vacation with her parenta, Mr. school.
Hampton.
Word has been received from Sum turning home Sunday evening.
and Mrs. Wm. Gurney.
Mrs. Lloyd Mast entertained for
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Clinton and
Mrs. Lloyd Keene has been visiting ner of the marriage of George Smith
her eighth wedding anniversary last daughter, Jean, »pent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. John W. Flanagan, to Pearl Norris and of Mildred Smith
to Vernon Goodale. George and Mo Thursday evening with a delightful Mr. CMnton’a mother, Mrs. Minnie
of Marshfield.
dinner. .Those present were: Mr. and Clinton, of Coquille.
Milton Schroeder, Robert Clarke dred are brother and sister of Mrs.
Mrs. Chet Peden and family, Mr. and
Mias Edith Woodward returned to
and Julia Myrl Leatherman returned Fred Sell and both were former Riv
Lloyd
Lewellen and family, Mr. and Eugene Sunday where ahe is attend
home Sunday evening from Portland, erton students. Pearl ia the daugh
Mrs. Santy Weekly and family, Guy (ing the university.
where they attended the ping-pong ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Norris, for
j Bruer and the host and hostess.
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Nre. Emery Johnson and
tournament. They reported a very mer residents of Riverton.
Mrs. Lola Sumerlin and Mrs. Emma sons, Bob and Richard’
Mrs. J. D. Donaldson has just re
rood trip.
Ingram were joint hosteaaas for ths ' ware dtone7'iu^ta“of ’ Mr^ Jd ’ m ™
Mrs. Roy Osburn is spending a turned from California, where She had Lss ladies club test Friday. An all-, L. M. Aaaen nZrod„
week in Gold Beach, risking her hus spent several weeks with her eon,
itaX^re m*iold‘b,’,2,tol^Uek u W»lt«r Barktow •«»«■»
‘nied A
accompanied
A Mon
Mon
band, Roy Osburn, who has employ Louis.
dinner
were
enjoyed
by
the
following:
Butler
to
Salem
Sundav
Th.«
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Mrs. Fred Beck and Mrs. C. W. Mesdames Mack Baker, Will Willett, Caroline *) Schneider
Salam Sunday.
They
took
ment there.
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wara^t
a miscellaneous
Mrs. Mervin Moller ISft last week Martin sponsored
Ben
Gant,
A.
F,
Willson,
Norland
Morris
to
the
Willamette
Univ
r.;«
for San Pedro to visit her parents, shower for Mrs. Ansel Hayward, Wed
Gant, McCann,
Norman Ingram. afUr .
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. CordiM, for a nesday afternoon, given at the let Dan Lewis, Martin Gasner, Hugo their f«Wr.
h
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ter's home. Mm. Hayward received
month.
Miss Carolyn Schneider left Sunday many beautiful and useful gifts. Be
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Mast, CnAwnin£, WU1 A im - th< Anpn
lawi»»« w
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for Salem, where she is attending sides the hostesses, those present in tin, Chinee
Pettenon and MU mb h/hJr
Mondey **
Loe Atkinson,
Willamette University.
She spent cluded Mesdames
spring vacation with her aunt here, Adolph Molthu, Jim Watson, Lester
Clausen, W. T. Alpine, W. A. Bean,
Miss Emma Schneider.
Miss Katie Guerin received word A. C. Dye, Jack Cooper, C. M. Hart-
fro» Forant Grove Thursday that bar well, IL J. BwUi Mrs. Here Has«,
Brewster VaUey
Kenneth Laird has purchased a
new Chevrolet truck and ie tracking
hay from Klamath county into Coos.
The Brewster Valley basketball
team met the Myrtle Point boys here
Friday evening at the gym.
The
game was very interesting and close,
the final score being 28-32 in favor
of Myrtle Point.
Mrs. Poky Nickason
and Mrs.
Flossie Wilton gave a surprise birth
day dinner Saturday at the heme of
Mr. and Mre. C. M. Wilaon in honor
of Mist Florence Mead. At noon a
delicious chicken dinner waa served.
The cake was beautifully decorated
with pink and green. Those present
were: Mr. and Mra. C. M. Wihon,
Mrs. Ivan Laird and family, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Nickason and daughters,
Betty and Fern, Mrs. Carrie' Nicka
son, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilaon and
family, Minor Mead and the honored
me, Miss Florence Mead.
Mrs. Myrtle Christensen was taken
suddenly ill Friday and as* the seri
ousness of her condition waa un
known, she was taken to Coquille Sat
urday for medical aid. She is report
’d doing nicely.
Mr. and Mra. Tom Lawhorne and
daughter, Anna Lou Taylor, spent
the week end visiting at the home of
Mr. Lawhorne’a brother and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Ratliffe Lawhorne, of
McKinley.
Joe Laird made a business trip to
Myrtle Point Sunday to visit with his
son, Gene, who is home for a short
'isit.
Mrs. C. M. Wilson has been quite
seriously ill at her home with liver
’.roitoie, being confined to her bed all
‘.he past week. At present time she
is able to sit up a little.
Mre. Jake Bohlander ia suffering
•rith a bad cold and a gathering in
her head.
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Mrs. Julius Benham, accompanied
>y Mias Florence Mead and Mre.
Ethel Abernathy, of Dora, spent Mon
lay in Marshfield.
Robert De Boer, of Gravel Ford,
was a Tuesday evening caller in the
Valley.
Mr. Mitchell and Mr. Abbott, of
Myrtle Creek, ware prospecting and
panning in the valley several days of
this week. They succeeded in finding
» few rubies.
Mies June Chandler, of Dement
-reek, who has been visiting with
Miss Hazel Taylor the part week, re-
'urned Monday to her home.
Mrs. Jean Smith ia helping at the
Albert Christensen home during the
illness of Mrs. Myrtle Christensen.
Mrs. Florence Groat spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Mr. and
Mre. D. W. Lawrey, of Dora. Mr
Lawrey has been very ill with the flu.
Dr. a F. Pabst says that outdoor
life and Indulgence In athletics, to
gether with the Intermingling of th«
dark-skinned race of southern Europe
with our own, will produce a brunette
ns the retrains heanty of the future.
Alpine Coal, lump |4.50. 2 tons
38.50, nut coal *3 pef ton.
E. M.
Briner, phone 7L
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