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pagi TUB COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1934. ' SOCIAL NOTES Monday for luncheon the Ecsdrien club members and Mrs. Frank Thrift a* an extra guest motored to Myrtle Point, where they were guests of Mrs. Arthur Fish, who was a former member of the club. At her borne Monday evening Mm. H. A. Young entertained for dinner dessert the Monday night bridge club, at which time she included Mrs. C. A. RieUnan and Mrs. Roy Neal to fill plaeaa of absent memebrs. The members present were Mesdames George Lorens, Muri Petit, R. F. Miller, J. 1.. Smith, Bert Folsom and Hal W. Pierce. Tuesday Mrs. Julius Ruble was hostess to her contract bridge club at her home on East Third street. An Easter bouquet was used in dec orating for the occasion. Extra guests that evening were Mesdames Frank Martin and Wm. Mansell, Jr., besides the regular members, Mes dames George Anderson, Walter Lit- zenberger, Donald Estea, E. A. Walk er, Kenneth Kistner and Mrs. Roy Whtoon, of Marshfield. High score prise was won by Mr*. Walker. -i v . ii1-! uw.'.n.'.iHBw.«.m.' fell-Li-..* .,. u.ian mu „„... wwe w B. P. W. Monday Mwting The Business and Professional Women’s Club held a short business meeting on Monday evening of thi* week at which time twenty-one mem ber* answered roll call. Mr*. Chase made a most interest ing report based on a survey of club members since the organisation of the club in October, 1926. During thi* time the membership ha* included one one hundred and aigtety-twv in total. Of thi* number, sixty-three have been school teacher* and, altogether twenty-nine profession* or businesses have been represented. Mr*. Chase further repotted that with the aid of >er committee she hu completed a filing system of all past and present members of the club since it* organi- taiion. She was assisted in thi* work by Mrs. Ruth Beyer* and Mr«. Berth. Norton, Viola Newton, chairman of the transportation committee, announced olan* for transportation of member* 'o the district conference to be held n Marshfield on Sunday. April .eight, 't I* hoped that Coquille will have a targe delegation of club member* ab ending. Frances Oddy, stat* convention chairman, made a further report of he convention in Portland to be held May 25, 38, and 27. In lieu further business, five nembers recited the Club Collect and thereby earned point* for their re spective sides. Mrs. Gould, president if the dub, surprised the group with in offering of ice cream cone* at the ■inclusion of the meeting. Friends of Donald Eetei entertain ingly surprised him Wednesday- eve ning, the day of hi* birthday, when they walked in upon him and Mrs Este* at their home at eight o’clock. The guests presented Mr. Eates with a useful gift and also gave prise* for high scores in pinochle, which were held by Mrs. Estes and Mr. Gray,.. At the close of the evening refresh ‘Fashions of 1934” Coming ment* were enjoyed by Messrs, and to the Liberty Sunday Meadames, Donald Bates, Julius Ruble, Claire Gray, Walter Litzen- In “College Coach,” Dick Powell berger, Mrs. Kenneth Kistner, Mias get* his first chance at a real dra- Gloria Gets, H. C. Gets and R om matic role, but even so, he can’t quite Kistner. forget hi* musical aptitude. Playing the part of Philip Sargent, young The Justamere club members werc 'ootball star, he sits at the piano luncheon guest* of Mrw. O. C. San- hiring one of the catchiest tunes ever ford on Thursday of thi* week at to come out of Hollywood. Th* song her home on South Elliott street. is entitled '^Lonely Lane” and was Dainty bouquet* of blue and yellow written by Irving Kahal and Sammy flowers centered each table where Fain, composers of the “Footlight place* were provided for Mesdames Parade" songs, which Dick Powell C. J. Fuhrman, H. A. Young, E. K sings in that sensational musical hit, Johnson, W. 8. Sickles, Nels Os- ‘'College Coach,” shown tonight and mundson, A. J. Sherwood, J. L. Saturday night. Smith, Bent Folsom, R. A. Wernich. Hal W. Pierce, Lyman Carrier, L. H. The frontier town of Tombstone, Hazard, Paul Van Scoy, F. L. Green- Arizona, make* it* last stand afrainst ough, and Mis* Ella IWalatrom, of th* onrush of civilisation in “Fron Marshfield. Mrs. J. A. Lamb will en tier Marshal,” which is the preview tertain the club in two week*. offering for Friday and Saturday nights at the Liberty. Tombstone I* A Duplicate Contract club recently the town that was overrun by lawless organised met (Wednesday for dessert ness and banditry, until that famous 1 luncheon at the home of Mr*. Bert peace officer, Wyatt Earp, made h:a Folsom with th* fallowing members appearance on the frontier and present: MeedanVee Ray Thomae, brought it law and order. The screen Clair* Gray, 'II. IW. Pierce, A. E. play was adapted from incident* in I Bradford, R. L. Stewart, Dave Rack- the life of Wyatt Earp, and George leff and 'R. E. Booher. O'Brien plays the title part. A small number of the Needle Worker* club members were able to attend the meeting which was held Thursday at the home of Mr*. Swain Donated. Luncheon was enjoyed by those present: Mesdames E. A. Wimer, Jack Arnold, Prank Pook and E. C. Yarbrough. SAFEWAY 5T0RE5 Never Knowingly Undersold Peaches Salmon Mayonnaise De! Monte — Fancy Sliced Libby’s Alaska Red Best Foods Pints Quarts l“17c 24c 44c COFFEE • AIRWAY Calumet 0 X Nucoa 3 Lbs. , 1 Lb. Best Foods Product 21c S Tissue Ro»» 14c Jello AU Flavors 3 PKGS. 17c 59c . FRUITS & V EGETABLES rf' Large Use Locals-Good Cookers 50 59c * Lemons Juicy 19C Spuds Waldorf J -o 1 Baking Powder Van Camp No. 2h Tin IOC EACH DOZ. Grape Fruit Oranges Large Size Sweet Navels - Large Size 22C EACH Pork & Beans P-nut Butter Maximum 2 19c •b*- Asparagus Rhubarb Shortening Fancy - Small Stalks Fancy Oregon Swift’s 29c 5c LB Mustard Catsup 4ciji Sugar White King Granulated Soap Large PKG. Yolo Quart Jars 14 oz. Bottle I9c 12c One of the most colorful picture* to come from Hollywood in many a day 1* promised in the showing of “Fashions of 1984,” with William Powell in the stellar role at the Lib- | erty on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. Med. White The picture I* said to combine hi-. tarioua comedy with glamorous ro-! mance and a mammoth spectacle. The! This evening the J. G. W. club prise number in ‘Fashions of 1934”: members and their husbands wiH en is a most unusual spectacle in which I 1 joy a seven o’clock dinner party at 200 beautiful girls, do a fan dance in | the Coquille hotel with cards enjoyed rhythm to music furnished by a harp afterwards. Members from out of orchestra. One feature calculated to appeal especially to women ia a gorgeous M. E. Ladies Aid fashion show. In the luxurious setting The (Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church of a fashionable and exclusive Paris tion in Thrift's grocery in that city, met at the home of Mr*. Sadie Jaye* modiate shop, more than a score of which is the reason for their leaving. Thurssy for their business meeting. girls display the very latest 1*84 Those enjoying the good time at their After the business session several style* in women's evening gowns and home were Mr*. Wasson, Mr. and songs were sung. A reading by Mr*. wrap*, sports Suits, negligee* and lin Mr*. Luther Dani el tf and Libby, Mr. Gray was also enjoyed. A nice gerie. and Mr*. 0. Mattoon and Dorothy, These are but some of the special luncheon was served by the hostess, Mr. and Mr*. Bert Minard, Mr*. numbers seen in a picture that i* Mrs. Jaye*. assisted by her daughter- Drew, Mr*. Smith, Mr. and Mr* in-law, Mrs. John Jaye*. Those baaicaHy comedy drama hi which Clarence Carpenter and Barbara, Mr. William Powell a* a high pressurer present were Mesdames Chester ■nd Mr*. Wm. Keller and Lucy, Ward, Annie Robinson, F. Groner, promoter, corners the Pari* fashion Mavis and Wallace, Mrs. Roa Rust, Augusta Nceler, Josephine Johnson. market and set* himself up as the Ed Rust, Margaret Brown and those G. A. Gray, Emm* Dunns, John king of fashions. . leaving, Mr. and Mr*. Ray Brown Bette Davie playa opposite Powell Jaye*, Belle Elwood, Lloyd Shepherd •nd children. a* his co-conepirator and vies for his and th* hostess. love with Verree Teaadale, who ia aeen in the character of an American Judge Coke Endorsed in Hawaii New Cams In Circuit Coart show girl masquerading a* a Russian Copies of the Honolulu Star-Bulle April 4—(Bennett Trust Co. v*. Grand Duchem. tin, received this week by Miss Kath Mary Noble and Nary F. Noble, a* erine McClintock,* state that Judge executrix of the estate of Claud C. Farewell for Brown Family J a*. L. Coke, of Honolulu, ha* been Noble, deceased. A jolly farewell party was given endorsed by the Hawsi.an democratic April 4—Herman F. Tedaon vs. central committee, for the position of Agnes E. Ted*on. Suit for divorce. rhe D. Ray Brown family Tuesday be 'hief justice of the Supreme court April 5—A. E. Seaman va. H. C. fore their departure for Bandon on there, a position he held from 1918 | the following day. Ray has a poai- White**). _________ to 1922. Judge Coke la a brother of Jno. 8. Coke, of Portland, former judge of the circuit court for Coox county. Both the jurists were resident. of the Coquille valley inthetr younger | TO BETTER RERVE YOU . . . days, although Jae. Coke left Co Oregon Meter «tags* bffejdM additional quille many year* before Jonn Coke schedules to complete the fellewiag service: did. ' NORTH—Leaves: «4« a.m, 11'48 ■-■- »ia Sal ms« River Csteff to Pert land. 5'44p.m. vta Florence, Eagew A Cervallia to Portland. Marriage Licenses gSTTm. to Eugen, vta Florence 19:35* Mar. 31—Gordon C. Mead and a.m. to Roseburg (makes conaectien north Thelma Ambrose, both of Marshfield. and south.) They were married Sunday by Rev. SOUTH—Leaves: 8:18 a-m. to 8*« Fraacieco. T. M. White at his home at the Bay. 1*47 P.m. to S*« Fraaeiae«. 8:4« p.m. to Mar. 81—Frank Grant Court», of Charleston, and (Bernice V. Vineyard, CLIP FOR REFERENCE of Eastaide. Brown or Powdered 3 - 17c 3 White Laundry J0BARS Rice Macaroni Cheese Broken Grains Porter’s — Elbow Coos County 10 m. 59c 5».. 3.. 19c FREE DELIVERY vfflcnitonl OREGON STAGES Con«in* Betel Phew* «•» Lafe Cemptea. agent Knife Hospital Notes Want Ads C. A. Mschon continue* to improve slowly from hi* very serious condi tion of two week* ago. Une Cent * Ward Each Isserttos Jos. Tighhnan underwent a facial operation at the hospital on Monday. WILL TRADE dry fir wood for war Mrs. C. L. Tuttle submitted to an ranta. Earl Wood, Box 503, Myrtle operation for removal of a toxic Point. It* goitre on Monday. Howard Smith, of Riverion, was SALHSI ADIES wanted to sell Mai operated on (Monday for hernia, and sonette dresees. Old line. Good the same day an emrgency operation price* and good pay. Write M. V. for appendicitis was performed upon R„ care the Sentinel for informa Blanche, the 14-year old daughter of tion. It Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wilson, of Bridge. Mrs. Everett E. Johnson, who re PIANO WANTED—Want to rent sides on Spurgeon Hill, underwent an piano in good condition. Call operation for appendicitis yesterday Phone 804L. ' It* afternoon. FVR RENT—Modem three room fur 13 Schools in Spelling Contest nished apartment. Close in. Call 28J or 182R. Thirteen schools have already writ .*• A ten in aa to their intention of enter USED CARS— ing the county spsBing contest, to be *32 Chevrolet truck. Cab, duals, held in Coquille on April 14th. They stake body, overload*. Run only are aa follow«: Catching Creek, Eaat- 12,000 mile*. H«ynes Inlet, Ford Tudor. Myrtl# Poillt FM Graham 1H-ton truck. Long E|fc Narth »end. Lee, wheel base, duels, hydraulic Broadbent and Coo. River. _ brake*. Although only four school*, North *28 Studebaker panel delivery. Bend, Coos River, Coquille and Lee, *29 Oievrolet truck. Cab, stake have thus far stated that they are body overloads, 32x8 tire*. planning to have contestant* for the '29 Pontiac sedan. declamatory contest, we know many ’28 Erskine sedan. more for thia and the spelling contest ’27 Chevrolet coupe. will have reported within the next ’83 Chevrolet pickup. few days. ’29 Chevrolet coach. Convenient terms. Lowest Finance Rates. GMAJC Han. S HORSES FOR SALE — Two truck loads of horses will be in Myrtle Point April 3 to 8. One team l>ay mares, five and seven year* old, 3150.00. One pair coming two year old colts, 3125.00; one black mare 150 llu. «00.00. Several mated teams and «ome good single horees. Also some saddle stock. Will be found at the City Transfer bar* and Fair grounds. C. E. Dick. It* FOR SALE—192« Dodge Coupe for 840. Engine in good »hepe. Fair rubber and paint. See M. G. Sumer- lin, Lee, Oregon. 12t2* CHEVROLET COUPE WANTED— Want '28 or *29 Chevrolet Coupe. Address W. X. care Sentinel office, Coquille. If HAVE good used upright piano to be repossessed at once near Coquille. Balance due 888.50. Small monthly payments 88.00. Anyone wanting this piano please write for further information Talhnan Piano Store, 396 8. 12th St , Salem, Or*. Ilt3 FOR SALE—Early Cabbage Ptanta, 50c per hundred. Earliest of A1I Tomato Plants, 10c per dozen. Chris Terre*, on Marshfield Highway. It WANTED—Jeb aa cook in camp by experienced women. Can furnish stove and milk cow. Also Job aa timber 'faller, by Albert Norris, Bandon. 10t2* FOR SALE—Eating Potatoes and Seed Potatoes. Inquire A. H. Oden, 9tf phone 804R.
