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' THE COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE, ORBGON, FRIDAY. APRIL 21. »S3. PAGB FFVB i -■■■-■'T- -JL2-. Coquille School News Carol Saling, Calvin Savage. ------ -------------------- "J --------------------------------------------- CaME IN WITH YOUR EGGS Washington Building School Editorial Leonard Jackson is in school again We are quoting from an editorial i I after an ataenee of three weeks due I'LL LET SWIFT FIND CITV in the School Executive magazine, to an accident. buyers for . current iwue. The title of the edi Appripriate Easter decorations these eggs torial is, “The Sword Over Educa were in keeping with the season in tion:” each room. This is a good time to “A sword hangs over education use our spring flowers to make our • - the financial backing made possible throughout the United States.' To rooms more cheerful and attractive. prevent this sword from sinking to Our weekly fire drill han put u* in thru an account at thia bank will help the vitals of the whole enterprise of good ghape to get out of the building education, builded of the blood and you to bend present day conditions into in a hurry. Our last drill was timed sacrifice of pioneers, will demand the at flfty-three seconds. a circle of successful accomplishments utmost of stateeman-like co-operation Our primary teachers’ council for —co-operation between the leadership a the Coquille school system has been »f school and the leadership of soci making some very interesting surveys hr ety. This sword that hangs over edu and laying plans for more active worirf t In stage coach days day* an egg ef rarely traveled far.Markets for farm pro in reading for next Week. , ito motto cation is but sign and symbol of the 7» by the distance a horse could trot in a few hours. duce were limited 1’ peril that confront«* all of the Social seems to be, “The best for Cbquitte." and cultural enterprkea of our com- of Swift & Com- Now there’» no limit. Egg* sol 1 by farm patrons pa Lincoln Building m n life in,this phase of unprecedent- pany’s 100 and more produce stations have a market virtually a* At a recent Junior High assembly “d depression through which we are wide a* the United States. Swift’» Brookfield eggs and butter can nine first team basket ball players re NATIONAL BANK ~ a »11 passing.” —and do-’go wherever opjisumer demand i* good. ceived well-earned letters from the of Coquille, Oregon « President Glenn Frank, Univeraity student body. The boys worked hard >f Wisconsin, writer of this article, and faithfully. They played ton ta* reference to the “imperative re games, winning six and losing four j trenchments” as being dangerous to Those given letters were: Alan Bailey,' education. sincere However, -the danger* is' captain; Donald McClellan, Rex « not so much in the existence'of this co-operating ■ Kelley, Jim Schaer, Dudley Walton. «word as in the way we use it. We Kenneth Waggoner, Carl Jewel, Billie accommodating nust be careful in our reductions that Walker and Linn Richardson,__________ is economy and notZa false move The Riverton and Coquille baseball •vhich will resqlt in greater expense teams played here Wednesday, April n the near future. So the real issue twelfth. The games resulted in vic tecomea one of real* economy versus tory for Coquille. The score was Co iigus economy. The real sword then, 'S and all bids. . I quille 16, Riverton 1. A return game Bids must be in the hands of the was played at Riverton Friday after * that of bogus economy- clerk before May 10th, 1933. President Frank states, “In Delivery to be completed by July noon with the same result. The score ichievement and administration was Coquille 17, Riverton 10. 1st, 1033. real economy every responsible school I Bidder must accept district war The second grade io busy on a Jap Sian must stand ready to co-operate ranto in full settlement of account. anese project. The basis is “Japan C. W. NOYES Keith Leslie, Clerk with the leadership of community, Attorney at Law ' 13t2 School District No. 8. ese Life.” The children will write state and nation.” Eggs purchased from farmers by Swift & Company are paid for stories and make illustrated book Practice in U. 8. D. Court and The writer suggests three broad the farm; city money flows to the country. FORECLOSURE SALE lets. They will also have a sand tabl< State Court« which educators are NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, to portray Japanese homes and gar ines along Buying price cjuotations at the produce plants are close to what egg* Rm. No. 3 Farmers A Merchants That under and by virtue of an Exe dens. The second grade has started a ibliged to move if they ’«re to dis bring in consuming center* over the country, less the necessary mar Bank Bldg., Coquille, Oregon cution and Order of Sale issued out of charge their responsibility to the fu keting costs on the way. Volume and efficiency make these costs low. the Circuit Court» of the State of weekly newspaper. The little peoph ture of community, .ttate and nation. Oregon for the County of Coos on the write the articles toiling of the hap Swift & Company profits, over a period of years, have averaged 1. Educators should see to it that DR. H. W. HERMANN 29th day of A^pril, 1983, in a certain penings in the room. Miss Harding les* than half a cent a pound of all products and per dozen of eggs. .he teaching profession and the pub cause in said Court pending wherein hectographs a copy for each child. Optometrist / ------- -------------- —4—------- ------------------------ ;--------- Bertha Q. Stilwell is Plaintiff, and Coquille Hotel The first grade is working on a ic are put m possession of all the per- Geo. B. Morgan and A. L. Morgan, .inent facta about any short-sighted 2nd Friday each month Through this work «sometimes known as Laura Morgan, circus project. now Laura McDuffee, formerly nus- the children will gain a knowledge of and anti-social forces that may be Latest methods of .... fitting glasses Purveyor* of fine food» 8M« band and wife, are Defendants, Case • j fc , h S. . >perating in an uncritical drive No. 10157, of said Court and com- ,nd h,b,u °r enimals found in i a against educational expenditures. I manding me to sell the hereinafter I circus. 2. Educators should meet an un Title Guarantee & Abstract Co. described real property ty to satisfy aatiefy the student and Last week some of the students air propagandizing of the public with sum of 31647.00, an< id the further teachers enjoyed the Ag boys' Abstract* of Title, Notary Pub- nrnpv ’s u tops _ *__ ® * . »’ pro a wise education of the public in. the sum of 1210.00 a* attorney fees, and pleto abstract plant in Coo* Co. costa and disbursements, together gram over KOOS through the use of ■ctual facta of the situation. lie, Ina. bonds. Th« only com- with accruing costs, I WILL ON SAT our newly installed aerial and a bor Swift’s Premium Oualitv Brookfield Cheese and 3. Educators should meet the sit URDAY, THE 20th DAY OF MAY, rowed radio. Lewin Donaldson of the J. E. AXTELL, Sec. Butter prepared by Coquille people. uation with offensive rather than 1933, at the hour of 10 o’clock in the eighth grade played the harmonicron Coquille, Ore. Phone 36M forenoon of said day at the front door I merely defensive tactics. On sale by local dealers. r of the County Court House in the City the program. We certainly are in sympathy with / Final selection for Coquille’s spell of Coquille, Coos Couaty, Oregon, offer DR. J. J. LESLIE for sale and «sell at'public auction, to ing and declamatory representatives -hese items and ideas of President DKNTIST the highest and best bidder for cash was made last week. Robert McGil- Frank and would add that bogus econ j Glenn and R. H. Lawhorne. Heur* 9-1$ m, 1 to 5 p. m. in hand, all the right, title and inter omy will not <jhow up in 1933, -but McKinley Notes est of the said Defendants in and to very will represent ub in declamation. '«jome time in the future our grand 'Evening by appointnynt Mr. and Mrs. Hinie Hlavelhuret, of My. and Mra, Gordon Shepherd, •the following described real property, The spellers are: sixth grade. Jack Over Hudeoit Drug Store children wilt turn on us and hold us former resident* of McKinley called Empire, catted on the Rj H. Lawhorne to-wit:. Martin; seventh grade, Violet Dor- I Lot », »the South East M of the responsible for false economy. “We on Mr. Shepherd's sister, Mrs. Verna family Sunday evening. North West U, and the North East nath, and eighth, grade, Robert Mc- •ennot put educational opportunity in Hansen, one day last week. Mr. and U of 4he South West M of Section Gilvery. DR. J. F. YOUNG Bridge Hap .•old storage for the duration of the Mrs. Shepherd have recently pur One (1), in Township 30 South, of High School leprpssion and catch up on it later.” chased a home near Reedsport, where Chiropractor Range 15 West of the Willamette Mrs. J amen Morrison, sttperinten- Flans for Commencement are rap Meridian in the County of Coos, and In ten year* from now the public will thef are now residing. ' MS So. Hall I dent of the Junior Christian Endeavor idly talking shape. The Senior Clans . State of Oregon. call on us to answer for poor schools. Next Door south of City Hall K crowd of community folks gath- society, entertained the children Sat | Said nale being mad.e subject to re- are holding frequent meetings anti, We at one* see how important it is red at the hall for the following urday afternoon with an Easter egg The new phono 102-M demption in the manner provided by while they bicker frequently and*con- to work carefully together. The re Easter program: law. hunt in the grove at Hooton’s Haven. tinually disagree a* have senior Dated at Coquille, Oregon, this sponsibility is not all the school’»—! congregation A happy afternoon was spent by those Opening Song classes since the beginning of time, 20th day of April. 1938. JAS. W. WHEELER neither is it all the .community’s. Both Prayer present, who were Evelyn Shields, they are gradually making *om> pro H. E. H« m , Physician A Surgeon Vivienne and Virginia Lake, Ruby 14t5 Sheriff of Coos County, Oregon. gress. Definite announcements re- must intelligently work together. Let Seng, “God Hath Sent His Angels” us be very careful how we wield the Ellingson Bldg. Coquille Lois Conlee and Velva King and Florence Johnson, Lynn, Tommy gsrding graduation plans will be sword hanging- over our school*. The Recitation Leave calls at FAT ELK DRAINAGE DISTRICT ready for publicatioh next week. - - Jerene Mast and Edson Culver, Betty Doney, Wil- ooys and girl* will continue to grow Song Hudson's Drug Store or at Co MEETING Mildred King, Hilda Brown da and Virginia Beckett, Mary Lou The tfunior class is busily preparing | Culver, Bernard and Billy Cope, Bon quille Hotel Notice is hereby given that there for the Junior-Senior banquet. They and develop and we cannot stop them. Easter Exercise will be a meeting of the owners of are handicapped, a* are all of u * by What comes to them while young Lois Conlee, Norma Conlee, Ardyce nie Jean Billings, Veda Hendrick, By lind in the Fat Elk Drainage District greatly influences the future of our Mast, Jerene Must and Velva King ron Van Alstein, Elvin Oestreich, Ed held at the City hall in Coquille, Coos lack of funds. However, they hope nation. A piece of interial improve Song - . • - Ardyce Mast ward and Evelyn Morrison and Archie County, Oregon, at the hour of ten that in spite of this they will be able DR. J. R. BUNCH Culver. o’clock in tne forenoon of Friday, to carry on and put over their ban ment may be stopped without turning Reading of Bible Selection DKNTIST the tide of ideals and standards but the 28th day of April, 1933, for the Frank and James Culver were Co Mrs. Holmstrom ?iurpose of electing one Supervisor quet and make it as successful as not so with our boys and girls. Weigh X-RAY Service quille and Marshfield visitors Satur Songs, “ He Lives ” and "King of have been those in the past. or «aid Drainage District who shall carefully the wielding of “the sword.” Laird Bldg., Firat Street the Ages” - Jessie Lawhorne day. hold his office for a period of three About the only thing the Sopho Mrs. A. 0. Hboton and daughter, year* and until his successor is elect more Class has to interest them is Coquille. Ore Telephon« 82-L Talk on Easter - Mrs. Holmstrom ed and qualified;, and for the transac News From Lee Section The program was followed by an Lou, were guests of the W. A. Roselle the decoration of the church for Bac tion of such other business a* may Mr. and Mrs. John Parry, Mr. and egg hunt for the children and a pot family at Broadbent from Monday un calaureate Sunday. lawfully come before the meeting. til Wednesday. Dated this 15th day of April, 1982. This week the Freshmen are editing Mm. Martin Gasner, Dori* Johnson luck dinner for all. GRANT CORBY Sunday guests at the W. A. Lett W. E. Cross, Miss Elinor Maiden, daughter of the school paper and are kept very and Ardella Michel visited at the E. L. Detiefsen, Attorn«j at Law Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Maiden, under- home were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wil Dan uan Lewis Dewis home nome Sunday. ounuay. busy thereby. They also find this S. H. Stockhoff, Richmond-Barker Bldg. Mrs. Thed. Perry and two children went an appendicitis operation at the son and children, Charles, Virginia Friday their turn to put on an as Trustees. Phea« 157 CaqaiUa, Ora. Edna A. Robison, Sec’y. sembly program. visited at the home of her mother, Mercy hospital in North Bend Tues- and Burton,-of Sitkum, and Mr. and 14t2 Residence Phone 24-M ■■ | day, April 11. At the last report she Mr*. Albert Reed and «on, Gerald, of This Friday, at Myrtle Point, there Mrs. A. F. Willson, Wednesday. Reedsport. Miss Olga Sandine spent the week- was recovering nicely, Notes From Norway will be held the extemporaneous An interesting program has been | Word has been received that Dr. end at her home in North Bend. speaking and dramatic reading con The Coquille-Norway Bridge club J. ARTHUR BERG planned for the Grange meeting Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bunch enjoyed »nd Mrs. Mlaurice Corthell are Attorney at Law •met at the home of Mr*. George John- test Margaret Purvanee will repre dinner Saturday at the W. V. Schroe- parents of a son born Friday, April 14. which will be held Friday evening, son in Coquille last Thursday after- sent Coquille in the dramatic read I Rooeu IAS der home. Mrs. Corthell recently returned from April 21. Two new members have Enrmer* A Merchant« Bank Bldg no<m. A lovely luncheon was served ings, Gus Gailas in the extempor Little Wallie Mast entertained sev- Alaska where Tier husband is a gov- been received into the organization: aneous speaking. at one o’clock, after which five tables uUK*Oto<«n „eral of hi* friend* with an Easter par- ernment doctor, . Mr. and Mr*. I. J. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Allen, who were of bridge were played, Mrs. Theo- _ The nominating committee will Bennett, of McKinley, are grandpar- given the first and second degree* at dore Clinton held high score and M m . meet soon and politics will be the or ty Sunday afternoon. The little folk* the last meeting. enta of the little lad. hunted eggs in the hay mow and play- der of the day for the student body Joe Knight low. Those attending DR. W. V. GLA1SYBR Mrs. Jennie Luttrell is spending Mr. and Mr*. C. 0. King and Miss were Mesdames Theodore Clinton, as a whole. “Biose who viait school ed games. Those present were Billy Helen Glenn attended the Grange this week at the home of her daugh VETERINARIAN on visiting day will see how the nom- and Gordon Pedin, Harvey Lewellen, Henry Detiefsen, Ricard Barnes, Joe Council meeting in Coquille Friday at ter, Mrs. Emory Eggers, at Broad Caanty Herd A Meat Inspector Knight, Ray Rickman, Herman Ted- mations are made and will, at least, Jerene and Ardyce Mast, Eula Mae which time State Master Ray Gill bent. be in on the beginning of things. 1 Gant, Wanda Willson, Kermit John- sen, Bari Wilson and C. P. Zumwalt. Coquille, Ore. A pleasing Easter program, ar was in attendance to give helpful in Electione will shortly follow the son, Marie Michel, Da Jean and Billy Mr. and Mrs. Herman Detiefsen, of ranged by a committee of Christian formation to the various Granges Ndrwsy. entertained at an Easter formal nominations. Just who will Sumerlin, Kenneth and Anna Mary Endeavorers, was presented to a large J. A. RICHMOND The la represented. dinner Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Clausen run for office and who will be elected Anderson and Wallie Mast. audience at the church Sunday eve Mrs. Lucy Loshbaugh and daugh PHYSICIAN end SURGEON and Ernie Clausen, of Broadbent; Mr. is a matter of extreme speculation, die« who helped entertain the young- One can as nearly predict Oregon sters ’were: Blanche Mast, Helen ter, Ollie Ellen, of Coquille, visited at ning. The program consisted of _a and Mrs. Henry Detiefsen and Gladys Ri-hmond-Barksr Building the Reuben Brown home over, the number of recitations, two beautiful Mr. and Mrs. Herman T-edsen and weather as the trend of opinion in a Mast, Lena Anderson, Agnes Pedin, Coquille, Or*. week-end. Mrs. Brown is a daughter pantomines and several musical num high school student body. | Mabel Lewellen and the hostess, Mrs. Anita and Mrs. Tedsen’s mother, Mr*. bers, including two songs each by the of Mrs. Loshbaugh. • I'hon«*: Office 6214, Re*. 98R The following is the honor roll for , Lloyd Mast. Elsner, all of Norway. Junior, Intermediate and Senior Mr. and Mrs. Lyls Beyers of the Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Detlefesn. of Coquille High School for the second | Mrs. Webb Mast returned Sunday choirs. The church was attractively Tioga country spent Several days in — j«__ . w ., . from a six months ’ visit in Went Vir grading period ih the second semes J J. STANLEY Norway, entertained with a dinner on McKinley last week. They attended decorated with evergreens, flowers , ginia. Easter, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schmidt ter: lawyer and a large white crow. to business in Coquille Friday. Mrs. Lola Summerlin entertained Straight J—«Doris Compton, Edythe and family, of Norway, and Mr. and i Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Culver, Ever office in First National Bank several of her friend* at a quilting A large crowd from various parts Ka Ed Detiefsen «satrl faroilti of Co- 1 Fsrr, Byron Davis. Mrs. and family, ett and Mary Louise Culver, Con quille. . | No Grade below a 2—Lois Harry. last Wednesday. At noon she served of the county attended the dance at Buildin*. Coquills. Orsgsu stance Knight and Ernest Lett were Miss Cornelia Clausen, of Broad- Clori* Hatcher. Mabel Hill, Gail Suf -r-torely dinner to the following the community hall Saturday night. Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. bent. spent the week end at Eugene ford, Rose Matney, Beryl Unsoeld, guests: Mrs. Lena Anderson, Mr*. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Chandler, of Mc Culver’s brother, Charlie Knight, at .«■ *. “ .«*■■■ * 'i f ■ ----- on the campus a* a guest of Miss Melba Varney, Howard Bonniksen, Bertie Willson, Mnr. Connie Willson, Kinley, and the Detillian brothers of Gaylord. CALL FOR WOOD BIDS Ira Volms Hamilton. I Glae Gould, Archie Hansen, Howard Mrs. Hettie Gant, Lois Gant,y Mrs. Coquille Yurnished the music. W. A. Roselle, of Broadbent, has Notice is herdby given that the Mr. and Mrs. J. H. MdCloskey, of Hickam, Delo« Shinn, Donald Smith. Wilma Petterson, Mr*. Will Austin, King, of Bandon, also assisted with this week traded hi* homestead a( Board of Directors of School District Mrs. Flossie Johnson, Mrs. Emma In the saxophone. 2 Average, no grade below a 3— Bridge to M. L. Owens, of Norway, No. 8 of Coos County, Coquille. Ore Norway, entertained at a lovely din- gram. Mrs. Violet Ingram and the „„ Nellie „ell„ Brown, DTOW„, Ted Brown, Mr. Mrs. gon. will receive bids for furnishing ner on Easter Sunday Mrs. J. C. Lett Audrey Aasen, Anns Barton, Maxine and J. 8. Owens, of Broadbent, who hosteM. Mm. Lola Summerlin. j and Mrll R . «. Lawhorne, Jessie «nd 150 corfta of wood as follow*: snd daughter, Dorm«. Emil Petersen, Collins, June Holveiwtott, Bonita plan to move here in the fall to make 105 cord of four foot wood. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Mast visited Leonard Lawhorne and Milford Mast their home. Mm. Elton Brady and daughter, Pat- Huntington, Marie Marshall, Faye 45 eord of 46 inch wood. Sunday at the Hardy Mast home. I were dinner guest« at th* Geo. Glenn Mrs. Albert Pancoast, assisted by Said wood to be delivered to the tv, and Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. Strang, of MdCue. Madeline McKeown, RobeTle Miss Olg» Sandine/ Mia* Cora Bnl- home Sunday. three school buildings in the district Coquille. Oderkirk, Elizabeth Pierce, Mary Mrs. Clarence Billing«, delightfully a* directed by the Board. The following were business callers entertained a -group of children at an Anne Schroeder. Norman Berry. Jack lock, Leonard Ranton, Milton Schroe- Bids must .specify whether wood to See Mansell Drayare A Delivery Clinton. Avery Combs, Lester Cun- der and Julia Myrl and Charles in Coquille Satudray: Walter Law- Easter egg hunt Sunday morning, he furnished is old growth fir or ot.,«r Co. for^Alpine co»].» Ordere fllled ningham, Harold Esser, Gua Gaiks, Laatherman motored to Langula Sun- home, L*e Mast, Ted Bennett, Mr. before Sunday school, at the Pancoast type and whether split of s*wn. The tight i* reserved to reject any promptly. tf , Harrison Greenough, Glenn Mast, day. heme. planning for tomorrow FIRST GO^ Ol^T WITH YOUR MONEY Professional Cards Swift & Company SELL YOUR Q00Q TO SWIFT
