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'•‘W’V.- COQU ILLI, SOCIAL NOTES r Jamee Wataon, C. J. Fuhrman, Geo. “Little W Public Funds on Deposit W. Taylor, C. K. Noreott, Ray at Liberty, Sunday Must Draw Interest Invitations are out for the wed Thomas, R. L. Stewart, Louis Char- ding of Mias Glenada Kendall and neaki, Bert Folsom, A. J. Sherwood Under a new law enacted at the Charles Farrell and Bette Davis Clifford Judd, which is to take place and Roy Naal. sre co-starred in “The Big Shake special session public funds deposited Sunday, February 4th, at two p. m down,“ which comes to the Liberty In a bank and accepted by that bank at the Pioneer Church. In the bridal Mrs. Geoqge Sherwood was the de Theatre tonight and tomorrow. must draw some rate of interest, the party Mine Dora Kendall will be her lightful hostess to the O. D. O. club FarreH and Miss Davis, who play rate to be determined at thd time the sister’s maid of honor, Mias Audrey ladies at her home Wednesday after for the first time together, make de deposit is made. This is the gist of Kendall, a younger sister, will be noon with the following present: Mes lightful screen lovers. Farrell will be a decision of the Oregon supreme brideomaid and Elmer C. Briner will dames Fred Kunz. C. W. Gano, B. B. remembered for sterling characterisa court, written by Justice Rand, af act as best man and AJvln Shaver aa Sandens, H. G. Prey, L. A. Christen tions in such recent pictures as firming the opinion of Judge Norton usher. The wedding march will be son, Guss Tillmann. Their next club “Aggie Appleby, Maker of Men,” of Granta Pass on an appeal from played by Miss Margaret Purvance meeting will be held at Mrs. Till “The First Year," “Wild Girl,” and Josephine county, says the Harbor. and Mias Martha Carrier wHl mann’s home. Chief Justice Rand held that “Tess of the 8torm Country,” and pany on the violin. “where the plaintiff v bank accepts in many others with Janet Gaynor. At the home of Mrs. W. E. Cross Miss Davis, who recently has risen deposits of public funda of the city Many delightful affairs have been yesterday the Laf-a-tot club members to stellar roles, is best known for of Grant« Pass, some rate of interest given Miss GlenadS Kendall, who has were delightfully entertained, with such pictures as “Bureau of Missing must be agreed upon between the been a very popular bride-elect of this sewing and conversation ae diversions. Persons,” “Ex-Lady” aad "The city and bank and such rate, after season, one of which waa a tea given Mrs. Cross included several extra Working Man.” Ricardo Cortez is the being agreed upon, must be paid by Saturday afternoon from three until guests: Mrs. Lee Stoneeypher, Mrs. ■'illian of the production. He does not the bank if it cares to accqpt the de six o’clock by Miss Kay Miller, with Harold Simomna, Mrs. Swain Don hesitate to put his own sweetheart on posits of the city." the affair held at the Kendall home ated, Mrs. Martin Schmidt, Mrs. Tom The opinion did not make it man the spot, when he jilts her for another on Spurgeon Hill.- At a beautifully Detlefsen and Mrs. Guy Tennant, of datory upon the bank to accept city light o’ love. appointed table, decorated with yellow Bridge. Mrs. Tennant was honor The picture is a thrilling drama deposits, and thia question was not spring flowers arid yellow tapers, guest that afternoon and a shower dealing with a new type of racketeer- made a part of the appeal. Miss Margaret Purvance and Miss was hold for her pleasure. Members Under the new bank code the rate ng whioh has come in since the Re- Anne Van Scoy poured, while Mimes present were Mesdames E. A. Wimer, >eal made the liquor game less pro of one-fourth of one per cent has Audrey Kendall, Harriet WeM> and William Myers, Ed Detlefsen, George fitable. It is based on the story “Cut been agreed upon and this, it is sup Gretchen Neal served. Gihnan, Joe Nilsen, Millie Waters, O. Rate” by Sam Engels and Niven posed, will be the rate paid, by all K. Rakestraw and W. D. Simmons. Busch and was adapted for the screen banks accepting deposits of public Mr. and Mrs. Ray Detlefsen enter by Bikieh and Rian James. John Fran funds, such as city, school and county tained with a waffle breakfast Sunday The Juatamere club ladies were cis Dillon directed. money. at twelve-thirty o’clock at their home were guests of Mrs. Lyman Carrier on the Fishtrap road in honor of Mias today for one o’clock luncheon, with Lee Tracy is starred in one of the Glenada Kendall and Clifford Judd. covers laid for Mesdames Nels Os- Sea Island, off the coast of Georgia, fastest moving picture« of his ca Covers were provided for beside the mundson, L. H. Hazard, W. 8. Sickela. reer in “Turn Back the Clock,” The formerly known as lx>ng Island, was honored couple, Mias Dora Kendall, H. A. Young, J. A. Lamb, A. J. Sher Saturday night preview la an extra owned by John Counter, who also Miss Bernice Eggleston, Belmont Ire wood, O. C. Sanford, Paul Van Scoy, bought the northern end of St. Simon's ordinary yam of a man who is allow Island In 1793. Long Island was used M. O. Hawkins, F. L. Greenough, R. land, Elmer Briner and the hosts. ed to relive his life through stirring •• a pasture for his cattle. The Is A. Wernich, E. E. Johnson, Hal W. -»vents of the past decade. Tracy land waa sold In 1S9B to a company Lyman Carrier, one of Coquille’s Pierce, C. J. Fuhrman, Bert Folsom, olays the owner of a small cigar ¿tore which planned the erection of a hotel outstanding citizens who left Tuesday J. L. Smith and R. E. Carruthers. in New York, married and barely able on the beach. The C'.Mster hotel for eastern points where he has ac to make ends meet. Sometimes he waa subsequently built and the Island Thursday for dessert luncheon Mrs cepted an appointment with the De wonders how different life would have was renamed Sea Island. It la note partment of the Interior, was given R. L. Stewart entertained her con been had he married a wealthy .girl worthy for the many epecimena of tract club with the following present: a farewell party Monday evening at from h>s home-town. By an ingenious •hella that are found on the beach. the Pioneer Church hail, with the eve Mesdames L. H. Hazard, W. 8. Sick '.wist in the tale, he ia given an op ning starting with a pot-luck dinner els, J. A. Lamb, F. L. Greenough, R. portunity to relive his life and things Jellyfish and about one hundred attending. Mr. A. Wernich, George Chaney, Paul A Jellyfish has every mechanism ol turn out far different than he had Carrier, who has been a faithful Van Scoy, Ray Thomas, Louis Char- Ufa, Including eyeapots, tentacle«, snticipated. worker of that church, was presented neaki, A. E. Bradford and R. E. Car ■ervea, mouth, stomach and eggs, yet with a beautiful leather brief ease. ruthers. And now the screen fans walk the animal matter comprises only one Many touching speeches were given half of 1 par cent of the creature, the srm in arm with Louisa M. Aleott into remainder being a translucent. Jelly- that evening, all in compliment to the Junior Strictly Femmes the romantic glories of the Sixties, like substance almost wholly composed deeply respected gdntlemon whom The "Strictly Fems, Jr.” held a back to the days when women were of water.—Colliers' Magazine. the community aa well as the church peppy meeting at the home of Louise dainty as well as beautiful, and men regret losing. On Sunday, following Woodyard. The meeting was called to bowed with the grace of knighthood. the church services, about thirty peo order by the president, Patricia Peart. Isdias. Did It First The sentence should be enough to ple enjoyed dinner together at the The election of officers took place as The present accepted stylo for foot make the lovers of “Little Women,” Carrier Bandon beach cottage, with follows: president, Maxine Knight; and. they number into the millions, rovers the world over—running on a straight llns. planting or.t foot direct a very enjoyable day spent by all vice president, Doris Chapman; secre weep with joy. ly la front of the other—was borrowed who motored down. tary, Barbara Leslie; treasurer, Pa Here Is the immortal sister quar from the American Indian, wbo prob tricia Chapman; reporter, Patricia tette: ably got that way Jogging along a nar Another affair given for the pleas Peart; committee chairman, Louise Jo, played by Katharine Hepburn. row trail ure of Lyman Carrier was the sur Wood ya rd; sergeant-at-arms, Bettie Amy, played by Joan Bennett. prise party last Friday evening when Kern. The newly elected president Meg, played by Frances Deee. Squirrel Daring Rebber the Juatamere dub ladies and their then took charge of the meeting. Af Beth, played by Jean Parker. The squirrel Is a daring rohlter. H« husbands gathered at his homo and ter the meeting waa adjourned, re And men were men, too, when Jo feeds on bird eggs, fruits, herbs, flesh spent a very enjoyable evening. The freshments were served by the host stirred the countryside with her all ZM> the latter being sorted and hours wire spent in playing hearts. ess. assisted by Bettie Kern. Louise but daring refusal to marry Laurie, secretly stored In quantities sometimes 332 Firat Street, Coquille, Oregon Mrs. Carrier also sang a few num Woodyard made a very charming the rich boy next door, and her going- equaling ope bushel. Ruch large stores bers, Mrs. Hawkins accompanying hostess and the evening was «pent are necessary bees use the squirrel ons in the great city. a her. The ladies of the club presented with much enjoyment. dries not hlliernate ry street bridge. 36 reward for 35 REWARD—will be paid for the re Into the clothes and character of Mr. Carrier with a pocket size mem return to Harris Bellmore, or. leave turn of watch and chain lost on the dashing Laurie comes Douglass orandum book, which they hope he Hebrides Are Nessereua at Sentinel or Williams’ store. Marriage Licenses street Tuesday, if returned te Sen Montgomery. will be able to put to use. Present The Hebrides, the group of Islands tinel office. It* Paul'Lukas is the lumbering, lov Jan. 29—(Edgar G. Duncan and off the west coast of Scotian^ number WANTED—Plymouth Rock or Rhode that evening were Messrs, and Mes- Drusilla M. Haye«, both of Pbwers. able Fritz Bhaer, the learned man of more than .’>00 Individual Islands. The damea C. J. Fuhrman, M. O, Hawkins, Island Red Pullet«, 14 mile north FOR SA-LE—A few more Youngberry They were married Tuesday by Rev. the city whose courtship ends in the far greater part, however, are unoccu F. L. Greenough, W. 6. Sickela, Nels of Coquille Auto Park. Bill Jack- Plants, 10 cents apiece or 12 for old homestead of the Mareh’a. Randall eZllnwr. oied. only about 100 being habitations Osmundson, J. L. Smith, Bert Folsom, son. ' It* «1.00. Frank M. Iverson, one mile John Davis Lodge is Brooke, who of man. Jan. 29—Frank Rafferty and Helen J., A. Lamb, Paul Van Scoy, Mrs. E. from Coquille on Myrtle Point road. marries Meg. A. Falk, both of Power*. WANTED—Four Barred Rock Roost E. Johnson, Mrs. A. J. Sherwood, and 2tt3t* Others in a east that embraces Jan.’ 31—Edwin A. Dickey and ers, from good laying strain. Write Mrs. R. E. Carruthers, of Aatoria. Clara Springer, both of Marshfield. more than twenty popular players are Ray Storer, Coquille, or leave word PIANO BARGAIN—Late model pi They were married Wednesday by Edna May Oliver, Henry Stephenson, at Sentinel office. ano located here in the vicinity of A luncheon party was given last Judge Thompson at the court house Spring Byington, Samuel Hinds, Ma Coquille, will sell for the credit bal Thursday by Mrs. George Lorens in bel Coieord and Nydia Westman. here. TIMBER FOR BALE—Have about ance due on lease. Rental terms Ona Csmt a Ward Rack Iaaertiaa compliment to Mrs. Lou Kime, who is t Executive Producer Merian C. Feb. 1—Wm. J Pierwon and Irene million feet Fir and Spruce. Mile wiH handle. Prompt action essen leaving Coquille soon for California, Adams, both of Lakeside. Cooper of RKO-Radio Pictures, which south of Denmark, both sides of tial. Must move within 10 days. where she will make her home. Sew has made “Little Women” with reli LOST—Two 320 Mila and a «10, laat highway. Half old fir and half If interested write at once to H. B. ing and conversation were the after evening about six o ’ clock, between gious fidelity to the original, has in old growth. Inquire Bungalow New Cases in Circuit Court McNeil. Dept. Accts., Ill No. Fir noon pleasures for' those included: Jess Williams’ store and the Hen- deed honored the memory of the great Grocery, Bandon. St, Medford, Ore. Jan. 26—State Industrial Accident Mesdames Lou Kime, J. W. Laird. author and given the present genera Caroline Lorenz, E. W. Lorenz, Commission vs. Hal Baxter. tion a panorama of an era as well as Jan. 26—State Industrial Accident Arthur Ellingson, Muri Pettit, Edna entertainment of the highest order. Commission vs. Empire Lumber Co. Hartaon and Mrs. Ella Nelson, of It will be shown at the Liberty on Jan. 27—6. M. Nosier vs. J. D. Bandon. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Graham. Jan. 29—Lilly M. Hartig vs. Fred Ths Woman's Guild of the Episco Pupils In Recital Next Tuesday pal Church met Wednesday afternoon J. Hartig. Suit for divorce. OH <HdCKíT- K t«rtD 1 Mrs. E. A. Woodyard will present with Mrs. W. H. Mansell and Mrs. E. SCSXPtH’ MWl pupils in voice and piano, both begin L Vinton as hostesses. Attending NOVA IrtAOWtATiÓH, vaff DOftTlwi ner« and advanced, in recital at the were Mesdames Lloyd Rosa. George Episcopal Pariah House next Tuesday tKAtflrtfi N0O Aftt Iri Lorenz, E. W. Lorens, Muri Pettit, « TUA **** evening, Feb. 6th, at 7:30 p. m. All 'riends and others interested in music are cordially invited to attend. Sev STöP T aa T 'feu.»»*, to* • eral young people from Bandon who Siiti. • hl SW W «H are studying with Mrs. Woodyard will Want Ads SCHOOL DAYS appear on the program. Last Saturday afternoon grade ehil- Iren who study piano with Mrs. Woodyard met at her home for their regular monthly studio recital. Prises were awarded Donna Dean Bosser- •nan, Louise Woodyard, Marvine Mc Clellan and Betty Emery. Refresh ment« were served by Marvine Mc Clellan and Evelyn Gano. By DWIG MsMuTa Fellowship Meeting Tonight “THESE THIRTY YEARS” DRAMJl—ROMANCE—THRIL11—FUN A talking motion picture presented by the Ford Motor Company. You'll enjoy every moment of it and talk about it for a long time to come. Complimentary Ticket» at Niles Motor Co. Second & Taylor, Coquille 1 Friday evening, February 2, there will be a Fellowship meeting of all Christian Endeavorers throughout Myrtle Uriion (Coos and Curry eoun- Ues), held in the Bunker Hill gym nasium. This meeting is for the pur pose of celebrating the fifty-third tnniversary of the founding of the Christian Endeavor movement by Dr. Francis E. Clark. The first part of he evening will be given over to de- cotionals, while the latter will bo of a social nature. Those who are in charge of arrangemente for the meet ings are: Mies Alda Sloan and Mrs. Ernest Benham, of Coquille, and Lawrence SunUer and Guy Arm strong, of Marshfield. SxlHwéft SpOUTS 1« Ite V/ in T ea . Tmo
