The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 19, 1934, Page 2, Image 2

TU COQ ü ILLS VALLBY 8KNT1NEL. COQU1LLR, OBIGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 1». IW4.
MYRTL« POINT ITEMS
Frank Morrison has accepted a posi­
tion with the Union Oil company and
began working the first of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Moon returned
home from Ridgefield, Washington,
where they visited at the home of his
IN YOUR THIN OLD
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Moon.
Mr. and Mm. L. A. Braden, of Hub­
bard. and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Feam-
ley, of Aurora, returned to their
homes after a few days* visit with rel­
atives here.
Fades and Williams moved the last
of the week into the T. D. Guerin
building on the corner of Sixth and
THAT
Spruce streets.
Miss Ruth Barton returned home
the first of the week from Marshfield,
where she spent the week-end at the
Half our troubles aft due to lack of Confidence
home of Mr. and Mrs. James Whit­
aker.
and Stability—Rushing about trying this thing
Harley Miller returned to Gold
and that thing—Chasing Rainbows. This is as
Beach Sunday evening, after spending
the week end at the home of his moth­
true in buying groceries as it is in purchasing
er, Mrs. Cora Mulkey.
.MORE
Mrs. J. M. Myers and daughter,
stocks and bonds.
o NON-SKID LIFE
Melba, and Mias Dorothy Miller spent
Sunday on Bandon beach. .
PRICKS ON MOST tizi»/
If the firm you deal with has treated you fairly
Mr. ’and Mrs. James McCulloch and
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daughter, Marjorie, went to Roseburg
and you are satisfied with the quality of the
• Although the latent Goodyear All-Weathers
Sunday to visit Buss MdCulloch, who
goods sold to you, there is very little chance that
average 35% more non-akid mileage, moot sizes are
is in the hospital there.
Mrs. Clara Templeton returned to
priced as low or lower than the 1933 tires! All the
you will beat this combination.
her home in RosAurg after a week’s
Heavy Duty sizes are lower—they cost Me to S2.7R
visit at the home of her friends, Mr«.
less . . . Come in, we’ll show you the new flatter,
The dependable business concern appreciates
Earl Adams.
also thicker tread, and cloeer-together diamond
At the last meeting of thb Rebekahs
your account and considers it a vital part of the
non-skid blocks that make the world’s largest-
the following officers were installed:
sailing tire a still greater value today!
Mrs. Ruth Rackleff, N. G.; Mrs. Ma­
institution, to be handled as conscientiously as
bel Barklow, V. G.; Mas. Rose Jewett,
any part of the business—with your interest in
secretary;
Mrs. Sarah Hermann,
treasurer; Mrs. Velma Johnson, R. 8.
mind at all times.
N. G.; Mrs. Jennie Rackleff, L. B. N.
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G. ; Mrs. Lilas Ellis, conductor; Mrs.
We endeavor to merit and inspire Confidence.
Leola Lewis, warden; Mrs. Blanche
Felcher,
chaplain;
Mrs.
Irene
HatfielU,
Phone 133
We stand solidly behind the merchandise we sell,
I. G.; Mrs. Ida Harris, O. G.; Mrs.
Rebecca Adams, R. S. V. G.; Mrs.
with service that satisfies.
practice at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daisy Clinton, L. S. V. G.; Mrs. Flora
Live News From Arago
W. A. Bean Tuesday night.
Dean, musician.
-Rev. and Mrs. A. Haberly, of Ban­
We are Community Builders.
Mr*| Joe Collier was a Coquille vis­
The Past Matrons -Club pf the O.
don, visited their daughters, Mrs. O.
itor
Saturday
afternoon.
E. S. met Tuesday afternoon at the
H. Aasen and Mrs. 8. C. McAllister,
The high school midgets played a home of Mrs. Elmer Ruesell.
Four
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gulstrom and game of basketball with Mr. Hay- tables of bridge were played, Mrs
*o„, junior and Darwin Burl, Mre Al-1
Mabel Dement having high acor*.
Tuesday afternoon. The grades won Officers for the coming year are: pres­
Bernice, Gerald and Glenda Jean, Mr*.
-
bert Lillie and children, Oyd*. Laura
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- - ident, Mrs: Ada Lemon; vice presi­
of dent, Mrs. Emma Moller; secretary,
Naomi Rcbiaon, Sam Root, Mr. and t . Fred Clinton and Don
_ Auer,
.2' both
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Mr*. C. E. Schroeder and daughter, | 1 Leneve, motored to Coquille Thurs­ Mrs. Jean Dement; treasurer, Mrs.
day evening.
Mabel Dement.
Refreshments were
Lota, Keith Kribba, Mire Ethelyn i
Root and Mr*. Emily Hickam and son,1 Mr. and Mm. C. W. Martin trans­ served to the following: Meadames
Kent, attended a potluck dinner at! acted business at the county seat Sat­ John Arnold, R. Lemon, T. D. Guerin,
H. Rosslow, B. Emery, C. Gilss, R. B.
the Roy Robison home Sunday in urday.
North Bend’s first and second bas­ Dement, L. Dement, A. Chase, Ralph
honor of Mr*. Robiaon’a birthday.
Mrs. John Devereaux, of Bandon, ket ball teams journeyed over to Riv­ Kring, C. Moller, Albert Pancoast, L,
was a guest Sunday of Mr. and Mr*. erton Tuesday night, and played two Scofield, B. Whitaker and Elmer Rus­
fine games of ball.
Hie visitors* sell.
Geo. Zinaerling.
Amt
team
won
from
our
first team,
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
Mr. and Mr*. Frank Way, Mr. and
Mr*. Otha Ray and aon, Harold Lee, with a ecore of 22 to 20. However, in Church met Wednesday affernoqn iq
were dinner gueeta Sunday of Mr*. the game between the two second the church parlors with Mrs. T. DI
“The Master of Jalna,” Mazo De La unusually excellent combination
teams, our team scored over the vis­ Guerin as hostess, assisted by Mrs. the week-end in Powers at the homo
Mary Mix.
Roche.
of
Dr.
and
Mm.
Ralph
Milne.
itors.
Ansel
Hayward
refereed
both
Mary Holt and Mrs. Fred Lafferty.
Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Halter, Mr.
“A Jade of Destiny,” Jeffery Farnol
“Her Sweetheart," based on
Myrtle Grange met Tuesday eve­
games.
Officers were elected to serve during
and Mr*. Wayne Woodward and eon,
“Entertaining , the
Islander*,’’ play "The Late Christopher Bean.”
ning
with
a
large
attendance.
The
eve
­
Glenn,
little
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
the coming year as follows:
Mrs.
Gerald, and Mr*. Lizize Lett were din­
ning was pleasantly apent in playing Struthers Burt.
one of New York’s outstanding dram­
ner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mr*. E. Less Goulds, of the new Moore camp Laura Schroeder, president; Mrs. E!
"God Lights a Candle,” Anne Shan­ atic hits, opens Sunday for three days
cootie.
At
a
late
hour
dainty
refresh
­
.near
Randolph,
became
ill
at
school
C. Barker, vice president; Mrs. Eva
J. Myer*.
non Monroe. ~
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, I Thursday afternoon, after having Hazelwood, secretary;
at the Liberty Theatre, bringing to­
Mrs. John ments were served.
1
' Mias Opal Robison was over from
“One More River,” John Galsworthy gether Marie Dressier and Lionel
Rev. and Mm. Charles Barklow
Xre"*a"V toaching:^Uined_*r,?nju;f •» -«hool the day Belloni, treasuer. After the business
Lakeside, i
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‘There’s Always Another Year," Barrymore in their first appearance
were Broadbent visitors Jfan^ay, Mr.
school, and spent the week-end here I before and his father was called to meeting refreshments were served and
Barklow delivering the sermon at the Martha Ostenso.
as co-stars. _
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take
him
home.
a
social
time
followed.
with her parents, Mr. and Mre. Goo.
"Jonathan’s Daughters,” Lida Lnr-
Broadbent
church
Sunday
morning.
Mias Dressier, fresh from tri-
I
W.
J.
Floyd
and
eon-in-law,
Mr.
Dave McNair left for Portland
Robison.
Mm. Chas. Bellshaw returned home rlmore.
umps in “Tugboat Annie” and “Din­
from
have commenced
commenced Thursday morning on a business trip.
Claud* Purser and Geo. Hunter, of J Travis, lr
°m Bandon, h,ve
“Kraal Baby,” Cynthia Stockley.
ner at Eight,” and Barrymore, fam­
southern California, who have been'
at
A,P’n« Co*l min*.
N. G. W. Perkins is in the Mast Wednesday from Powers, where she
“No Castle* in Spain,” William Mc­ ous “Rasputin" and recently seen in
went to attend the Slat wedding anni­
visiting at the Roy Purser home the Orders for coal at the mine are com­ hospital this week suffering with an
versary of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fee.
“The Stranger’s Return,” head a dis­
past two weeks, departed for home ing in as fast as they can be filled attack of flu.
"Ida Elisabeth,” Bigrid Undaet.
now.
tinguished cast which includes Helen
Mr. Veatch, of Riverton, was a Myr­ Dave Carey.
Monday.
"Vanessa,” Walpole.
Mrs. Donald Gibbs, of Broadbent,
Marks, Beulah Bondi; Russell Hardie,
tle Point visitor Sunday.
Fred Miller spent last week with
By a Board Member.
Jean Hersholt (in his first piecture
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Lozier returned entered the Mast hospital Monday
News Notes From Powers
his sister, Mrs. Clifford Summerlin,
since his return from Europe), H. B.
to Roseburg after a short visit at the and submitted to an operation for ap­
of Cunningham.
Mrs. Hasel Kruger, local telephone C. E. Huling horns.
pendicitis.
Warner, Helen Shipman, George Cou-
Preview at Liberty Both Fri­
Lafe Cornwell is spending this week
operator, is enjoying a visit from her
louris and EHen Lowe. Mies Bondi
Mrs. Elizabeth Hamm and daugh­
visiting friends in Bandon.
day
and
Saturday
Nights
sister, Mrs. Florence Iverson, and ter, Ruth, returned home from Loa Library Notes—New Books
and Coulouris were members of the
Mrs. C. Webb entertained the
small son, Richard, of Portland. They
Angeles, where they spent several
Ladies Aid at her home Wednesday
Always on the Pay Shelf This week’s preview at the Liberty original stage aesL
will remain in Powers about ten days. weeks.
The uniting of Miss Dressier and
at an old-fashioned quilting bee. A
Theatre will be shown both Friday
The P. T. A. is serving hot soup and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coleman and
potluck dinenr was served at noosu
New 32.00 and 32.50 books rent for and Saturday night to accommodate Barrymore recalls that they together
cocoa to ahotit 126 school children.
daughter, Betty Lou, of Portland, ar­ 10c.
Those enjoying the day were Mrs. Al­
the crowds who will wish to see won the awards of the Academy of
The members furnish the work and
rived Wednesday for a several days'
bert Lillie and daughter, Glenda Jean,
We have a pay shelf at the City ’’Charlie Chan’s Greatest Case,” as Motion Picture Arte and Sciences,
the food Is furnished by the C. W. A.
Mrs. J. Lynn Burtis, Mm. Naomi Rob­
risk at the home of Mr. Coleman’a Library which is faat becoming on» well as the feature for the evenings, Mias Dressier for her work in “Min
The Forest Service ground« have
sister, Mrs. Florence Guerin. Perry of our most popular features. I want "Havana Widows.” Those attending and Bill,” and Barrymore for his bril­
ison. Mm. J. D. Cart, Mrs. C. E.
reached the sise of a small village. At
Lawrence came in with them for a to explain how it functions and I the nine o’clock show are invited to liant portrayal in "A Free Soul."
Schroeder, Mm. Albert Gulstrom and
present the 3-C crews are building a visit in Coquille.
The story of “Her Sweetheart”
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son, Darwin, Mrs. Marvin Shaw and
want you to tell us what new books remain for the preview.
four-truck garage.
The telephone
W. H. Bunch arrived home the first you would like us to get for it.
children, Patty and Howard. Mm.
| Warner Oland is Charlie Chan, and (Christopher Bean) deals with the
crew from the 3-C is building a line
Ernest Wefbe and daughters, Beverly
of the week from Salem, where he
The books purchased for this shelf . Charlie Chan ie Warner Oland. The family of a country doctor and their
up the river to reach the China creek spent the past week ‘at the home of
and Kathryn, Mm. David Root, Mrs.
am largely fiction. They are the wid­ i famous charateerixation
by
this servant, Abhy. They learn that the
camp, where the men will be given a hie son. Dr. C. Bunch.
8. C. McAllister and Mm. 0. H. Aasen
est read and meet discussed of the ! equally famous actor has achieved co paintings of an obscure artist whom
permanent camp by spring.
and Mrs. Ernest Watkins.
Mrs. L. L. Sumerlin returned home late .editions. They frequently cost staunch a following that the names the doctor.< owqe befriended are now
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs cel­ from Portland Tuesday afternoon.
. Those
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Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl and family
so much that it would be impossible hare become synonymous. This pic- worth a fortu!
rtnne.
they
had
and Mm. J. L. Burtis were visitors at| ebrated the birthday of John Wilder, She reports Dr. Sumerlin recovering for us to have them at all, if we were tore is by far the best of the Charlie have disappeared with the exception
the
founder
of
Odd
Fellowship,
Fri
­
the Frank Sinko home Sunday after­
nicely from his recent operation.
not able to rent them out until they Chan saga, and gives Oland the of one, a portrait owned by the ser­
day evening. A very pleasant evening
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Tucker left have returned enough to pay at least chance of hie life to show that ho ie vant. The kindly doctor under the
was apent, followed by a lunch.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barklow
Wednesday evening for Portland on part of their eoet Later, they are one of the screen’s outstanding per­ lash of greed become« a c-chesning
On Wednesday the Woman’s club a few days’ business trip.
made business tripe Sunday to North
placed on the regular shelves and are formers.
In the leading feminine fraud until the dramatic denouement
met in regular session at the Fellow­
Bend and Bandon.
The grade school teachers motored free to all.
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neaa start in whic4i he return* to hie better na­
role,
Heather Angel gets B
a head
ship
hall
with
their
president,
Mrs.
Mr. and Mm. Orvua Miller spent
to the home of Mrs. Emily Shull Sat­ . The charge for these books is ten an her career as a potential star. She1 tur* under
influence of the kindly
Sunday with Mr. and Mm. Grover Rolfe, in the chair. After a very urday evening where they enjoyed a cents for three days and three cents 1« a splendid actress, and a* afrtrae-
lengthy
business
meeting,
a
short
pro
­
McQuigg, of Coquille.
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potluck dinner. Later in the evening a day thereafter. It ie the desire of tive and charming as anything we1
Dessert luncheon
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Aasen enter­ gram was given.
games of different kinds were en­ the Library to get for this shelf only have recently seen in picture*.
Cow Bell Dairy cream and
tained as callers Sunday, Mr. and was served by the hostesses, Mrs. joyed.
the books that the patrons wsnt and
John
WIdmark
and
Mrs.
Ray
Stewart.
Mrs. Ernest Hammack and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson and are willing to pay ten cento to read.
Six stellar comedians appear in the
Lavaun, Phyllis and Marvin, and Mr. Four new members were taken in: family moved last week to Alturas, For this reason we are asking you «st of the First National piefW»,
Meadames
Medford,
C.
E.
Otis,
Rube
and Mrs. E. F. Hoffman, of Myrtle
California, where Mr. Nelson is em­ to make suggestions to the Librarian Havana Widows,” which comes to
For sound fire insurance, go to Ned
Point
,
- Stevens and Churchill.
ployed by one of the large oil com­ as to what particularly intereat you. the Liberty tonight and Saturday C. Kelley.
The
Jewel
club
met
Thursday
in
the
Mm. 8. L. Lafferty is visiting her
panies.
The pay shelf is a feature of practical­ night. They are said to give the pic­
sister, Mm. Ellen Carl, of Hubbard, I. O. O. F. hall. The hall has just been
Mra.'W. E. Cobb and children, of ly all libraries in the state. 'Hardly ture such an unusual comedy twist
redecorated and the club » getting
Ore.
Portland, are visiting this week at ,a day passes that does not bring in as to make it one of the most hilari-
Mies Lou Hoot on, of Bridge, and new curtaihs. Active preparation will the home of Mrs. A. E. Snyder, of severs! dimes from the rental book«. oua fun-makers the screen hu seen
Mrs. Gilda HIM, of Coquille, are vis­ beguf at once for the district conven­ the Roseburg road.
By the end of the month, five or ten in many a day.
tion of Rebekahs, which will be held
iting at the T. B. MacDonald home.
Joan BlondeH and Glenda Farrell,
Mrs. W. A. Sawyer entertained the dollars is thus collected, and this is
Wayne Woodward and Oliver Myers in Powers thia year.
added to the all too limited book fund two of the moat sophisticated wise­
Methodist
Ladies
Aid
at
her
home
Mrs.
Eddie
Aubin
entertained
hpr
M.r*’
We*‘ o1
Louis, Mo..
are trucking at Marshfield.
and helps to pay for a few new edi­ crackers of the screen, as the two
.L”1 only 28 yrs. old and
bridge club Thursday at the home of Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments
tions from time to time.
Broadway chorus girls on a quest weighed 170 lbs. until taking one box
Mrs. Frank Gates. High score went to were served at the close of an enjoy­
Riverton Newa
I am listing some new books on the for millionaires in Havana whom they of your Kruachen Salts just 4 weeks
Mrs. C. H. Crew. A very pleasant af­ able afternoon.
ago. I now weigh 160 lbs. I also have
pay shelf and invite you* to come in Plan to shake down, head the cast.
Alton Kay. of Leneve. transacted
ternoon was spent by the twelve mem­
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Edmonston are «nd take your choice. All of the au­
more energy and furthermore I’ve
ismeas
in Riverton Wednesday bers.
The other four scintillating come­ n*X*r. . d • hungry moment.”
the
proud
parentis
of
a
baby
daughter
thors are so well known and so much dians include Guy Klbbe. Allen Jen-
morning and motored on to Coquille
Fat folks should take one half tea­
born Friday. They have named her in demand that 1 feel they need no in­ kms. Frank MdHugh. and Ruth Don­ spoonful of Kruschen Salta in a glass
in the afternoon.
Goldie
May.
troduction in Coquille:
Harriet Miller, of Lampe, was a
nelly. With Lyle Talbot playing * of hot water every morning before
L. H. Pearce returnect-SundSy from
"Comrades of the Storm,” Peter B. strait role - the hero J? thl breakfast—an. 86 cent bottle lasts 4
guest of Esther Watson Tuesday eve­
*cek*—you can get Kruschen at any
business trip to Portland.
Kyne.
ning/
piece, and nuking a perfect foil for drug store in America. If not ioy-
"Girl into Woman,” Sophie Ker*. the broad comedy roles, the east io an folly satisfied after the first bottle-
Mr. and Mre. Raleigh
spent i
The violin
TRADE
U NEW
GOODYEARS
Getting Back
to Stability
GRIP
Coquille Service Station
Busy Corner Grocery
Delivery
Lost 20 Lbs. of Fat
In Just 4 Weeks
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