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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 5, 1934)
SOCIAL NOTES ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harry invited a number of friends to their home on the Marshfield highway Sunday eve ning for a watch party. Gamea were played, wih lunch enjoyed at a late hour. Thoee taking part in the eve ning pleasure were Rev. and Mrs. Walter Fiscus, Mr. and Mra. Robert Wheeler, Mies Alda Sloan, Mias Ag» nes Newton, Joe Sutton, Alvin Noe- Ur and Henry George. Miss Martha Carrier entertained a group of school friends last Friday evening at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Carrier, on Spurgeon hill. Doting the evening Hearts were played with refresh ments served afterwards to the fol lowing: Misses Margaret Purvance, Doris Compton, Levelle Walstrom, Barbara Oderkirk, Wanda Lee Hick- am, <nd Jeaae Barton, Powell Yar brough, Cecil Laws, Howard Hickam, ; Robert Waggoner and Jack Clinton. The Woman’s Guild of the St. James Episcopal Church held their annual election of officers at the meet ing Wednesday afternoon which was held at their Pariah house. Mrs. E. L. Vinton was elected president and four vice presidents were elected. Thia group of ladies will also act as a hostess committee. They are Mrs. Bert Folsom, Mrs. C. J. Fuhrman, Mrs. W. H. Mansell and Mrs. James Watson. The secretary elected was Mrs. Roy Neal and treasurer, Mrs. J. S. Barton. Tea was served by Mrs. - George Lorenz and Mrs. E. W. Lor enz to the following present: Mes- dames C. J. Fuhrman, James Watson, Bert Folsom, L. H. Hazard, W. H. Mansell, E. A. Woodyard, C. T. Bel- big, Geo. W. Taylor, Sr. and E. L. Vinton. tnined for dessert luncheon her con tract club members with several ad ditional guests present filling places of absent members. They were Mrs. J. E. Norton, Mrs. Ray Thomas, Mrs. A. E. Bradford, Mm. M. Earl Wilson, Mrs. R. E. Boober, Mrs. R. E. Car ruthers, of Astoria, and Mrs. John G um , of Marshfield. Members en joying the pleasant afternopn were Mesdames W. S. Sickels, R. L. Stew art, R. A. Wernich, F. L. Greenough, and Paul Van Scoy. Missionary Society Meeting The missionary women of the Church of Christ met at the church on Wednesday, January 3rd, for their regular monthly business meeting. The meeting was presided over by the president, Mrs. Harriet Schaer. Pray er was offered by Mr». Iva Farr, there were twelve members present. The missionary money left from 1933 was sent'to our old people’s home in Eu gene. As the Ladies’ Aid has been consolidated with the missionary so ciety the' treasurer, Mary Staninger, was authorized to draw out all funds left in the bank from last year and to buy clothing for little. Elsa Cook, of Corvallie Farm Home, with part of the money, the balance to go into the church treasury. The women will put on a missionary program on Wed nesday, January 17, at which time a silver tea will be given. Marriage Licenses C. of C. Membership Drive to Start January 15 (Continued from first pare) OOC boys themselves that the report was erroneous. The Chamber of Commerce is also going to give some attention to the complaint of residents in the Fairview add McKinley section« in regard to the* market roads. The SC men are making new roads on the upper North Fork and from McKinley in to the Tioga country, and the residents of those sections are asking that the camp attendants be allowed to spend part of the time repairing the county or market roads in the vicinity of those camps which have previously been improved but are being badly cut up. Mr. Martin announced that the membership committee, of which he is chairman, and R. L. Stewart, C. W. Gano. and J. E. Axtell are members, would start the annual campaign for funds and membership on Monday. J in. J5. No city which amounts to a whoop is without a Chamber of Com mence. Coquille has never been with out one, and it isn’t going to be dere- Jict this year. Those who want to know what the Chamber accomplishes should make it a point to attend those meetings on the first and third Wed- nesday evenings of each month, at 7:30. Chamber of Commerce comimttee chairman, named by Mr. Gano for the year, are as follows: Solicitation—Geo. A. Belloni. Appropriations—J. P. Beyers. Public Relatione—-Lafe Compton. Agriculture—C. C. Farr. Legislative—J. A. Lamb. Highway—J. E. Norton. Civic—D. E. Rackleff. Finance—O. C. Sanford. - Corn Show—J. L. Smith. Aviation—R. L. Stewart. NRAr-J- L. Stevens. Education—E. D. Webb.. Welfare—J. A. Fitzpatrick. . Industrial—-C. E. Niles. Transportation—M. M. Newdall. Publicity—(H. A. Young. Fish and Game—M. F. Pettit. Boy Scouts—Geo. A. Ulett. Membership—F? W. Martin. Jan. 2—Ovid Bryant, of Myrtle Point, and Vena Mae England of Re- mote. Jan. 1—A wedding ceremony was performed by Turner B. MacDonald at his home near Arago, uniting Frank W. Parker, of Clatsop county, and Isabelle Bryant, of Coos county. The license was issued in Marion county. Jan. 4—Bert Gasner, of Arago, and Miss Margaret Paulson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Paulson, who Stella .Cuaic, of Bear Creek. will leave Saturday for Palo Alto, New Cases in Circuit Court where she is attending Caatilleja, a weH known girls school, was honored Dec. 2d—Mt. States Power Co. va. by a lovely dinner deesert and bridge City of Myrtle Point, its mayor and party given by her mother at their members of the council. home on East First and Coulter Jan. 20—Jas. E. Ford vs. Katherine streets Wednesday evening. The Ford. Suit for divorce. guests also surprised Miss Margaret Dee. 29—-Jas. N. Mast va.. Wills B. by having a handkerchief shower for Mast. Suit for divorce. her that evening, with the gifts pre Jan. 2- -Sylvia G. Maiden va. Albert Foursquare Gospel Church sented her at the close of bridge. M. Maiden. Suit for divorce. East Second St. at Heath-- Prizes won in bridge were by Miss Jan. 4—iPhyllis M. Jacobson va. J. Rev. Cecilia Nixon. Pastor Bradford, who held high score, and Walter Jacobson. Suit for divorce. “Spiritual Arithmetic” will be the • _ _____________________ Miss Barton, consolation. Mrs. Paul sermon subject for Friday night, son also presented her daughter with Beauty for Sale Tonight January 6, at 7:30 p. m. when Rev. a small guest prize. Included were With an impressive all-star cast, Cecilia Nixon will be preaching. Misses Anne Barton, Beryl Unaoeld, 332 First Street, Coquille, Oregon The Children Church will meet at Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer ’s new feature, Audrey Aasen, Elizabeth Pierce, 2:30 on Saturday afternoon. A cor ^Beauty for Sale, ” comes to the Lib Sarah Margaret Nye, Anne Van dial invitation is extended to cvefy Scoy, Barbara Bradford, Helen Robin erty Theatre Friday and Saturday boy and girl under fourteen years of as an adaptation of Faith Baldwin's son, Tessie Ruble, Harriet Webb and hay; wheat, wheat straw, seed peas Roy district sensational magazine novel, "Beauty.” age to attend. Maxine Knight. strategum; spuds and dressed beef. Sunday Services The picture, directed by Richard W. A. Tway A Son, Phone 2R24. It FOR SALE—11 head of milk cowa, IDeelaring the Lord'* Death” is the For Wednesday evening Mrs. Lafe Boleslavsky, is a swift, racy, modern cheap. See J. L. Burtie, Arago, theme chosen for Sunday’s morning’s Compton arranged for a little eur- story of three girls who follow differ 49tf communion service by the pastor. FOR SALE—All my Household Fur ent paths to desired happiness. They prise party for her younger daughter, Mrs. Zula M. Buchbeister will be in niture; also a lot of canned fruit WARRANTS FOR SALE—School or Marilyn, who was celebrating her all work in the same beauty salon the meetings on Sunday, and will be and vegetables. Mrs. Lou Kime, in where intimate boudoir secrets are Couhty at a liberal discount. South- fourteenth birthday anniveraary assisting in the morning prayer ser revealed within its perfumed walls. day. The guests arrived early It is here many hilarious situations vices until her departure for Cana evening «nd were taken to the first develop. The drama in which the tri da the latter part of next week. show at the Liberty Theatre, later re The Sunday night evangelistic ser angular love episode is featured is turning to Compton’s apartment, vice at 7:30 p. m. wiW be preceded by where ice cream and cake were served enacted by Madge Evans, Alice Brady a specially arranged musical pro them. Enjoying the affair were Miss and Otto Kruger. Una Merkel plays a gold-digging gram. A highlight of the evening es Marilyn Compton, Virginia Hart- will be the beautiful candlelight cer son, Mary Lou Nosier, Georganna role and Phillips Holmes is cast as a emony when a number are planing to youthful philanderer. May Robson Johnson, Kathleen Brady, Isabel Un- sign the Crusader covenant Mrs. soeld, Dorothy Glaisyer and Doris achieves another notable mother Nixon will preach, her theme being, characterization. Others in the splen Compton. did cast are Eddie Nugent, Hedda ‘The Face of Jesus.” Tuesday night at 7 AO the regular Hopper, Florine McKinney,- Isobel A New Year’s dinner and watch Jewell, Louise Carter, John Roche church prayer meeting will be held. party was given by Miss Doris Comp The World Vision Prayer and Study and Charles Grapewin. ton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lafe group will meet on Thursday night Compton, at their apartment in the The preview Saturday night is and on Friday night January 12, Mrs. Coquille Hotel. The table where the •‘Master of Men,” featuring Jack Nixon will continue studies in the delicious 7:30 o’clock dinner was Gospel of John. Holt and Fay Wray. served was attractively decorated Morning prayer will also be held in with red candles and holly. Games pro Good Old Growth Fir Wood, any the church as usual each Tuesday, vided the diversion for the evening length desired; Alpine Coal, delivered Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at until after midnight, when Mrs. anywhere. E. M. Brin er, phone 71 or 10:00 a. m. , Compton also chaperoned the party at 74J. 29tf the dance where a few dances were Three Divorces Granted /p'wyuAt enjoyed. Included at the affair were: Tljree divorces were granted by Misses Martha Carrier. Levelle Wal Judge Brand yesterday to the plain strom, Barbara Oderkirk and Cecil A. F. Ä A. M. tiffs in the following cases: Laws, Jesse Barton, Jack Clinton and Stated Communication Cora Justrom vs. Nels C. Justrom. Robert Waggoner. Tuesday, Jan. 9 Clarence D. Droech vs. Annabelle Droech. 7:30 p. m. Thursday Mro, L. H. Hazard enter- J. E. Ford vs. Katherine Ford. Chadwick Lodge No. 68 'COME ON UP SOMETIME” Want Ads One Cent a Wert Rack I USED CARS Buick Coach Ford Roadster Ohev. 157 in. Truck Cab A Bed Ford Truck Pontiac Coach. Model T Ford Touring 29 Ford Coupe. Chysler Sedan Chevrolet Sedan Chevrolet Coach Marmon Cabriolet Ford Sedan. Chevrolet Coupe. Chevrolet 157 in. Truck, Duals A Overload Springs. Alluring Mae West in a dramatic moment from her new film, Paramount's •I’m No Angel,” opening Sunday for three days at the Liberty Theatre. Wonder how the guy who accepted her challenge made out? L western Motor Co. Lump Coal at $3 a ton, Range at >2; at the Johnson Coal Co. mine north of Riverton. These prices in effect until we get our washing system installed. Randall Johnson, manager.
