The Coquille Valley sentinel., March 23, 1934, Page 7, Image 7

SOCIAL NOTES
KEtE-THERE-EVElYWnar
BANKING
THROUGH OUR MANY
CORRESPONDENTS
IS
ABLE
TO
FINANCIAL
WORLD
THIS
TO
GIVE
SERVICE
WIDE
BANK
YOU
THAT
ITS
A
IS
SCOPE
Mra. Geo. W. Taylor, Sr., and her
daughter-inlaw, Mra. Geo. W. Taylor,
Jr., entertained at the home of the
latter Tuesday afternoon for the
pleasure of Mrs. Jennie Adame, who
to leaving tomorrow moring for her
home in Union, Oregon. Bouquets of
tulips were used to decorate the rooms
for the pleasant occasion. Late in the
afternoon the hostess served refresh­
ment* to their guests: Mesdames Jen­
nie Adam«, Lyman Carrier, C. T.
Skeels, Mary Gage, 8. M. Nosier, Ju­
lius Ruble, C. L. Ward and Miss Hazel
Adams.
■we invite you to
Pre-Easter Sale
Ladies Coats & Dresses
Handsome New All-Wool
Swagger Coats
Members of the Mothers' Club of
the Roy District spent a pleasant af­
ternoon on Wednesdty of this week
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at the home of Mrs. John McNair, on
Smartly Tailored, 43-inch length
the Ftahtrap road. The ladies sur­
Blues, Tans and other Popular Spring Shades
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
prised Mrs. C. C. Bonniksen, who is
leaving
their
community,
by
present
­
of Coquille. Oregon
ing her with a lovely vase. Mr*. Bon-
nikaen has been an active worker ia
the club and her absence will be great­
—neighbors of yours
ly felt Attending that day wore
Mesdames O. G. Rotated, Cora Mackey,
Bay Detlefaen, W. E. Croea, Milton
Mast, E. M. Shull, AHie Milter, C. C.
Bonniksen, -C. ID. Beyers, J. D.
Bailey, Harry Aber, Peter Biaseo,
Stanley Stevens, Thee. Anderson, Ed
L. Detlefaen, Rock Robison, Althea
Oregon Foods Are Tested
Harrah, Frank Lane, Letha Witaon.
Foods and foodstuffs offered for In two weeks the dub will meet for
In a large variety of shades. Lovely dresses for
sale in Oregon are subjected to con­ tn evening session at the school-house.
stant laboratory testa in an endeavor
any occasion, modeled in the latest designs
The Justamere eiub ladies were
to safeguard the health of resident«
LILJEQVIST, 8WANTON
of the state, according to J. D. Mickle, luncheon guests of Mrs. H. W. Pierce
Large variety from which to select.
A SLACK
head of the dairy and food division of at her home Thursday afternoon with
Mrs.
J.
L.
Smith
and
Mrs.
Bert
Fol
­
the state department of agriculture.
Attorneys and Counsellors
During 1983 more than 2000 of these ram assisting in serving. Cover* were
First National Bank Building
tests were made. From 25 to 60 testa laid for Mesdames A. J. Sherwood, L.
Coquille
Oregon
are underway daily in the depart­ H. Hazard, Nel» Oamundeon, J. L.
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ment. Testa are also made by the de­ Smith, Paul Van Seoy, M. O. Haw-
partment to determine the ingredients kins, C. J. Fuhrman, Lyman Carrier,
DR. J. R. BUNCH
of foods and to ascertain whether or W. IS. Sickels, J. A. Lamb, E. E. John­
not they conform to their labels. son, Bert Folsom and two guests, Mrs.
X-RAY
Those testa, Mickle, declares, have L. P. Maury and Miss Ella Watetrom,
Jr-
done much to enforce the “truth in if Marshfield.
Shopping Center since 1887
advertising” policy of the department.
A luncheon and sewing party was
riven by Mrs. E. E. Johnson at her
Ask Nad C. Kelley for ratea on Fire
apartment in the Coquille Hotel on
Inaurane».
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GRANT CORBY
Monday of this week, with covers laid
Rothennei by Mra. Hooton, Letter WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE
Missionary Society Meets
*or Mesdames Lyman Carrier, J. A.
from Mr. and Mra. Fred Smith read
BROCKMAN FARM FOR 8ALK
Notice is hereby given that war­
Lamb, Bert Folsom, O. C .Sanford, J.
The ladiee of the missionary society by Amelia Hili, illustrated reading by rants
up
to i and
including
The heirs of Peter Brockman, de­ L. Smith, H. A. Young, A. J. Sher­ of the Church of Christ met in the
No.
4393,
issued
by
Coquille
ceased, request sealed bids for what wood, M. O. Hawkins, Geo. Lorenz, church basement for their regular so­ Mrs. Sloan and Mm. Nina Noaler. School
District No. 8,
will
be
is known as the Peter Brockman farm Henry Lorenz, H. W. Pierce, R. A. cial meeting on Wednesday afternoon. The roll waa called and point* counted paid upon presentartion to the district
near Bastendorff Beach, Coo» Bay, Wernich, J. E. Norton, L. H. Hazard, The following program was given, for the diviaions, Mrs. Jessee’s aide clerk, on and after Saturday, March
J. ARTHUR BERG
Oregon, (farm contains 160 acres, and Mias Ella Walatrom, of Marsh­ the topic being, ‘"India:” song by con­ winning with 200 points. After the 24. 1984. Interest cease a on said war­
rants on that date.
estimate 12.14 acres bottom under field.
Keith Leslie, Clerk,
gregation, devotional by Mra. Sloan, program sandwiches, picklee and tea
1 A I
plow, 11.20 acres meadow bottom al­
School District No. 8, Coquille,
prayer
by
Mrs.
Hooton,
Life
of
Dr.
were
served
by
the
committee.
On Thursday for luncheon the
Coos County, Oregon.
most clear, balance hill grazing land,
small house and barn,) to be opened Needle Worker» chib met at the home
at the Law Officers of Liljeqvist A at Mm. Ed L. Detlefaen on the Fiah-
Swanton, American Building, Msnsh- trap road with a »mall attendance of
field, Oregon, at hour of 2:00 P. M., members present. Cover» were pro­
Wednesday, April 26, 1934. Reserve vided for Mesdames E. C. Yarbrough,
W. E. Croea, Jack Arnold, Ray Simp-
right to reject any and all bids.
ton, Fred Hickok, E. A. Wimer, and
Ralph Barker,
Administrator. Ray Detlefaen.
—broadcast from the
Beautiful, New
Silk Dresses
Professional Cards
Priced at $4*95 'and $6.90
H. N. LORENZ
DON’T LET THIS
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notiee ta hereby given that the un­
dersigned has been duly appointed
Executor of the Last Will and Estate
of Emma F. Oerding, deceased, by
the County Court of Coos County,
Oregon; and that all persons having
claims against said Estate are here
by notified that they are required to
present the same duly ver died and
with the proper vouchers therefor to
the undersigned at the office of B. D.
! Pulford tn the First National Bank
Building at Coquille, Coos County,
i Oregon, within six months from the
date of this notice.
Dated this 23rd day of March, 1984.
John H. Oerding,
Executor of the Last will and Es­
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND AC­
tate of Emma F. Oerding.
lOtfi
QUIRED BY COOS COUNTY.
OREGON, FOR DELIN­
QUENT TAXES
riH IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
NOTICE IS ------------
HEREBY . GIVEN, ;
and by virtue of an order
COOS COUNTY
e
by
the
County
Court
of
j
n
Matter of the Estate of J. W.
cf sale made
or
1 Laird, Deceased.
Notice of Final Settlement
I). 1984, commanding me to nell the
Notloe is hereby given that the un-
to-wit:
d< rsjgned has filed her Final Account
in the matter of the administration
Û9 South, Range 14 Wert of the Wff- of the Eetate of J. W. Laird, deceased,
limette Meridian, at a minimum price and the County Court for Coo* Coun­
’VsiMitL, in compliance with said ty, Oregon, has set Saturday, th* 24th
day of March, 1934, as the day, and
order, on Saturday, the 14tfc day of the County Court Room in the County
April, A. D. 1984, commencing at the Court House at Coquille, in Coo»
hour of 10 o’clock A. M. of said day at County, Oregon, as the place for hear­
the front door of the Court House in ing objections to said Final Account
the City of Coquille, and County of and the settlement of said eetate.
Coos, State of Oregon, offer for sale
Dated this 23rd day of Febrqary.
and sell at public auction the above
described reel property to the highest
Adqitototyatrix irthe Estate of J.
and beat bidder for cash in hand at
the tiipe of ti,» sale, or fir not tee» W. Laird, deceased.
6t6
tbsp tweqty per pent (20%) of the
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NOTICE
TQ
CREDITORS
Purchase pri«e > q caA, the remainder
Notice is hereby gjven tha^ the un­
n be paid under written agreement
dereigned hgs been «Hly appointed ad-
with the purchaser in equal install Sinlstrator
of the estate of H. P.
meats ever a term not exceeding ten
auaen. deceased, and all persons
1 10) yean from the date of ««>*.•*■ having claim* against said estate are
ttrsLiKKW: ¿x
hereby noticed, that they are required
six per cent (6%) per annum, pay- to present same duly verified, with
proper voucher therefore, to the un­
MbNo*wlTS&il be made of the above dersigned, at the law office of Harry
A. Slack, in Coquille, Coo* County,
parcel of real property for an amount Oregon, within six months from the
faaa then the minimuzn fcrioe shown
date of this notiee.
therein.
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.
Dated thiz 2Mday of March. 1984.
George H. Clausen,
Administrator of the Eetate of H.
P. Clausen, Deceased.
Ml
NOTICE
The Hartford Firs Insurance Com­
pany. of Hartford, Conneotlcut, here­
by gives notice that ite po**«ies num­
bered «266-6276 and «00013-600026
heretofore furnished Ita agent, C. D.
Walker, Coquille, Oregon, have be­
come lost and that it will not be li­
able for. leas under uny of »aid
policies should they be issued by an
unauthorised
turning to be
»gent of this
JOY
Hartford
Coquille Coal Co,
Prompt Delivery
Phone 75J, Coquille
Lump, delivered
$4.00 ton
at bunker»
Mrs. Louis Charr. «■':! : >vited a few
'.n for the after ;: :n ut w home to­
day in hon’-r of her qtoth • Mrs. M
J. Platt, of Centralia. W »K, who is
planning to leave for her hi me early
next week. Sewing -viz the diversion.
Guests were Meed irne* Rty Thomas.
J. A. Lamb, D. E. Ra klcff, H. E.
Hess, R. L. Stewart, C. P. Zumwalt,
T. 8. Stevens, F. W. Mfr n, Paul
Van Seoy and Mrs. M. Cha nwki, of
Bandon.
Mr*. H P. Bell >ni w « hostess at
the misisonary tew given by the ladies
>f the Pioneer church at her home last
Thursday. The program consisted of
singing, discussions and a book re­
view. Mrs. IC. T. Skeels has replaced
Mrs. & £. Booher in leading the enter
tainmenta. A story was dramatized
by the children of the Boy»' and Girls’
World Club under the direction of
Mrs. C. L. Ward. The children parti-
■ipating were Betty Lou and Phyllis
May Christensen, Donald Tillmann.
Joan Knight, Jane Oerding and Eu­
gene Ward. Musical numbers were
given by Misses LeVelle Dale, Mgr,
garet Purvance and Audrey Aaaen.
Refreehmeqt* wora «erred by the
hostess committee, Mesdames Henry
Ellis, C. W. Gano, W. V. Glatayer,
Luelta Davis, to the folotwing ladies:
Mesdames J. W. Sayr*, W. A-Oerding,
Albert Piercy, 11 D. Dale, Chas. H.
Oerding, Walter Oerding, Margaret E.
Brown, M. W. Way, C. Vernon Smith,
Louis Fogelson, Rosed 1* Wilkin», A. T.
Morrison, J. A. Heudyehell, Blanche A.
Dari», B. C. Minard, E. Purvance, C.
L. Ward, Clyde Minard, H. A. Poet,
3. L. Petersen, G. Tilhnann, W. A.
Ireland, Geo. W. Taylor, Jr., Kenneth
Thompson, <a*. Richmond, L. Nosier,
Julius Ruble, Lyman Carrier, R, B.
Rogers, C. T. Bkeel», M O. Hawkins,
Theo. Luebke and H. P. Bell on i.
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Royal Neighbors Enjoy Dance
The Royal Neighbors met Wednes­
day night with a good number of of­
ficers present. After the business ses­
sion a dance was given and waa well
attended. Another one is planned for
the near future. Plana were made/or
moat of the members to attend the
Coos county rally at Power» Monday
night The Coos county district »on-
vent ion will be held In Coquille about
the middle of June,
10-30
11.85
Goodrich
Silvertown
Taylor’s Battery & Service Station
Phone 99