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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 25, 1934)
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS Adventist Evangelist T. Martin Cole Coming to Coquille Mr, Cole, recently of Longview, Wash., will open a aeries of Bible Lectures here thia coming week. He will deal with world conditions as a fulfilment of Bible Prophecy. Opening Lecture Subject “PRAYER” Adventist Church All Welcome Special Music school diplomas by J. F. Van Leuven. Mr. and Mra. Frederick Beck and Commencement exercises for River little Beverly «Lucille moved away ton high school were held in the gym Monday afternoon. They will spend nasium last Thursday evening. The the summer with the parents of both stage was beautifully and artisticaHy of them, and in visiting friends and decorated, the decorative scheme be relatives. Mr. Beck has resigned his ing planned and carried out by our position as principal of our schools school artist, Harriet Danielson. Miss here and has accepted the position of Louise Smartt had charge of the pro principal of the Marcóla school. gram and it was the nicest our school Word has been received of the birth has had in several years. Marie Dye, of a little baby girl Monday morning as valedictorian, gave the finest ad at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence dress that any student has ever given Dewey, of Lampa Creek. here. Not only that, but we think, Lee Stonecypher returned to his with the one exception of the main home Tuesday evening from the Keis speaker for that evening, her address er Hospital in North Bend. He un was better than those given by the different college professors here in derwent an operation for appendicitis the past. The' will and history by last Wednesday morning. He is re Helen Nulf was ably given. One es cuperating very satisfactorily but will pecially nice part of the program was be confined to his home for several days. the presentation of diplomas by H. J. Mr. and Mrs. Thomae Hanly, Mrs. Berry to the eighth grade graduating class. The program for the evening Mary E. Kribs and Mrs. Alice Height ! were guests Thursday afternoon of was as follows: Processional March by 1 Mr. and Mra. C. M. Hartwell. Both Ileen Harris; Invocation by Walter Fiscus bf Coquille; Vocal Solo by Ora Mrs. Kribs and Mrs. Height are sis- Randleman, accompanied by Mrs. 1 ters of Mrs. T. P. Hanly. Mrs. Kribs Gertrude Randleman of Banodn; Vale is making her home with the Hanlye dictory, “Success, What It Means,” by and Mrs. Height is visiting here from Marie Dye; Salutatory, “Our Class California. Henry Bteward, second son of Mr. History and Will,” by Helen Nulf; Commencement Address by C. F. and Mrs. George Steward, is recover Walker, Pres. Northwestern School ing from a very serious operation, of Comemcre, Portland; presentation which he underwent in Dr. Richmond’s of grade diplomas by H. J. Berry; hospital in Coquille last Saturday presentation of awards to three grade morning. He will remain at the hos students, highest in school work, by pital until some time next week. Perna Harris was down from camp Ansel Hayward; presentation of high over the week-end. Her daughter, Ileen, accompanied her back to camp Sunday evening and she plans to re main there for a week or more. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Johnson drove out to Portland last Thursday night with their little two-year old son, who was suffering intensely with an infec tion in his throat and neck. They reached Portland by morning and placed the child under the care of a specialist, who performed an opera tion on him Monday. The little fel low is reported to be improving very nicely, though he will remain in the hospital there for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson are staying at the home of Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Johnson, of Silverton. Both Dr. H. E. Johnson and Randall Johnson are sons of Mrs. Joe 'Nilsen, of this place. Mrs. W. W. Kight accompanied her son, Walter, to Powers Sunday night She plane to remain for a week visit ing with her children there. Her sons, Walter, Ellis and Ansel, and her son- in-law, Shirley Hatcher, have em ployment in a eamp there. Riverton News Game Law Violations N f DR. MILES' ERVIN I State Police Warren Cornell picked up W. L. Coy, of Marshfield, near Re mote. last week for peddling fish with out a license. He was fined <100. Sy Justice Stanley here Saturday. Another Coos Bay man, V. E. Hen derson, of Millington, arrested for digging clams for commercial pur poses, without a license, was fined $100 by Justice Stanley. Mr. Cornell also filed the complaint in thia ease. Junior Lever left Monday morn lag for his home in McMinnville, after .a two weeka’ visit with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Guerin, Mra. Mary Holt and Mra. Fred Lafferty and daughter, Janice, left Sunday morning for Oakland, California, where they will spend ten days visit ing friends and relatives. Mrs. Hollt will visit a non at Dunsmuir. J. Hull returned to Myrtle Poin' Monday morning, after spending the week-end at Reedsport. B. Newton, who is employed on the highway here, spent Che week-end at hio home in Dillard, Mra. «Newton and email daughter bringing him back Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Huntley moved Sunday to Analauf, where Mr. Hunt- ley has employment for several months. Mr. and Mrs. Helby, from Roseburg, have rented the Huntley house and moved in Sunday afternoon. Percy Leeper moved the laat of the week into the Baker house on Fourth street. Mra. Paul Breuer and daughter, Paula, Mra. B. Bennett, Mrs. Fish, Mr. and Mra. Elmer Russell, Miss Helene Hughes, Mrs. Florence Guerin, Mrs. L. L. Sumerlln and W. H. Bunch, all of Myrtle Point, attended the funeral of Mrs. Child held In Coquille Tuesday afternoon. Miss Geraldine McCulloch left Sun day for Eckley, where she will help cook in the Wm. Weekley camp. Mrs. Elisabeth Bennett and daugh ter, Dorothy, returned to their home in Myrtle Point Tuesday evening, af ter being in Coquille several days, helping care for Mrs. Bennett’s moth er, Mrs. Child. Mrs. Ernie Barklow was able to leave the Mast hospital Saturday and return to her home. Jim Powers returned home the first of the week from Portland, where he attended the Oregon Funeral Diree. tors’ meeting held in that city Friday and Saturday. Miss Helene Hughes is staying in Coquille this week, taking care of Mrs. Emma Lyons. Mra. William Lewis and two nona, of Arcata, California, are visiting this week at the home of Mns. Lewis* mother, Mrs. Elisabeth Adams. The V. F. W. and Ladies Auxiliary are arranging for the Memorial Day program to be given here next week. Miss Agnes Cryne and Mrs. Agnes Courtright arrived Monday and took over Tuty’a Beauty Shop on Maple street and will have charge of it for the next two months. Mr. and Mra. Albert Spencer, Mr. and Mra. J. A. Jones and two children, Clara and LdRoy, of Oakalnd, Oregon, end Mr. and Mrs. Roy Perkins, of Lookingglass, came in Tuesday to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffman. Mr. and Mra. Perkins and Mr. and Mra. Jones and children re turned home Wednesday. Mr. and Mra. Spencer remained for a longer visit. Mrs. Hoffman is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Spencer. Mrs. Hal Giipatrick is confined to her home thia week with an attack of flu. Mias La'Vaun Aaaen came in from Ashland Normal Friday evening and spent that night at the home of her aunt, Mra. E. F. Hoffman, going Sat urday morning to her home at Araro. She returned to Ashland Sunday. Let Us Supply Your Picnic Requirements Our stock is very complete and we appreciate having you look it over, / / 50 Heavy Embossed LUNCH MEATS PAPER NAPKINS Boiled Ham Spicad Ham Minced Ham Bologna Polish Sausage Salami Beer Bologna Weiners Celophane Wrapped JQc PAPER PLATES, doz. DILL PICKLES Urge Cut Mixed SWEET PICKLES Sliced SWEET PICKLES A . New Coos County Product All Kinds of PROCESSED CHEESE Also GENUINE SWISS AMERICAN CHEESE Melowest—Mild and Old. Local Vegetables becoming more plentiful and quality fine. Green Peas - New Potatoes — Spinach — Lettuce Green Onions — Cabbage Canteloupes 3 ^or 25c Busy Corner Grocery Cougars Defeated Bandon The Coquille Cougars defeated Ban don on the lattera* field laat Sunday, by a score of 19 to 5. Bandon was handicapped by not having some of her regulars. Manager McNair of Bandon used throe pitchers in trying to stop the Cougars’ barrage of hits. Davis and Donaldson were the big sticks of the game, each getting four hits in five times at bat. Collier and Hansen made up the Cougar battery. Collier had lots of stuff on the ball, striking out nine men. Hansen caught a heady game behind- the bat and has an arm that the opponents will learn to respect. Jarvis and Helferstine made up the Bandon battery. Jarvis lasted about five innings. When the battery was changed in favor of Laird and Conn, dualities. ¿chief Frank Schram the Junior League battery, Conn lasted two and one-half innings and was replaced by Wade, who finished the game. The Bandon team will play the Cou gars at Coquille, Sunday, May 27. Want Ads WANTED—85 or 50 gallons of Wild Blackberires. Will call for them in Coquille. Anyone who can supply them write to Mrs. Roy Gibeon, Bandon. I8t2* SNAROL kills sowbugs, «nails, ear wigs, 25c, 60c and $1.50. Farr & Elwood, Inc. WARRANTO FOR SALE — C om county general fund paper, at a discount. See Bert Folsom. THREE CIA i LI j ON heavy milk bucket and full of SURECALF, all for 11.20. Farr A Elwood, Inc. USED CARS— '29 Chevrolet Coach *28 Durant Coach ’29 Chevrolet Coupe ■29 Dodge “DA” Coupe ’SO DeSoto Sedan •30 Chev. pickup. ’27 Chev. ¿loupe. •25 Hudson Sedan. ’29 Studebaker Panel. •29 Ford Roadster—Pickup box. •32 Chev. Truck, long wheel base. •29 Chev. Truck. •31 Chev. Canopy Express, com - pie tel y overhauled. '30 Ford Truck, Cab, Duals, over loads. SOUTHWESTER MOTOR CO. Coquille SEED CORN for silage, Farr A Elwood, Inc. SMALL FARM for aale. Address Mrs. E. W. «ermann, phone SR25, Myrtle Point lpu* 5c pound. New low Price on all kinds of COAL 154 ACRE FARM for sale. Address Mrs. E. W. (Hermann, Myrtle Point. Phone 8R25, Myrtle Point 19t4* Local and Long Distance HAUUNG Phones 101 J—2241 Mansell Brayage & Delivery Co.
