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Tn COQUILLB ▼ALLKT SENTINEL, COQUJiLLR. OREGON. FRIDAY, JUNE 15. 1M4. «RB99SBBSBK9R—!■——— SOCIAL NOTES One of the outstanding and delight ful social events of the week was the afternoon tea given Tuesday by Mrs. Maynard Bond at the home of Mrs. J. E. Norton. Mrs. J. Oughton, of 4 algary, Alberta, Canada, siater-in- 'aw Mrs. Bond, was the gue. t -f honor. The guests were received in the home where a program was en joyed. Mrs. P. W. Walker delighted the guests with two vocal solos, ac companied at the piano by Mr». Maud Woodyard. Twi piano selections were played by Mrs. Woodyard in her usual accomplk-hed manner. After the pro gram the guests were conducted to the beautiful lawn, where tea was served. The rambler roses covering the lattice enclosure formed an artis tic background for the daintily ap pointed tea tables. Bouquets of white field daieiee on the plaid covered tables completed the color scheme of the setting. Mrs. W. H. Bond poured and Mins Beverly Jean Norton assist ed with the serving. Mrs. J. E. Nor ton assisted in receiving and serving the guests. Those invited.were: Moo dames A. E. Bradford, Roy E. Boober, H. 8. Norton, M. Earl Wilson, R. A. Wernich, E. D. Webb, Walter Bing ham, Jack Le Fevre, L. H. Hazard, O. C, Sanford, P. W. WaMcer, E. A. Woodyard, J. E. Norton, M. 0. Haw kins, F. G. Leslie, Fred Beiloni, Rob inson, W. A. Tway, J. Loy Btaeer, O. L. Wood, L. W. ¿Haver, F. L. Rover, W. H. Bond, Miss Inez Rover, Mies Barbara Bradford, Miss Beverly Jean Norton and the guest of honor, Mrs. J. Oughton. The wedding of Charles Haglund, of Coquille, and Wilds Held, of Port land, took place at the home of the bride’s mother, Mrs. Bertha Held, in that city last Sunday. Mr. Haglund is employed by Swift and Company at their plant in Coquille. For the past year Miss Held has been the sixth grade teacher in the Harding school in Marshfield. After a week’s trip up the coast the couple plan to return to Coquille where they will be at home in the Nosier Apartments. Mrs. Kenneth Ki turner entertained her contract club Tuesday evening at her heute. Guewts present were Mea- damen Geo. Anderson, E. A. Walker, Julius Ruble, Walter Litzenberger, Donald Estes, Walter Bingham and Orvin Gant. High score was held by M im . Julius Ruble. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robinson __ On Oír . ’bus“School Trip W. C. T. U. Met Friday “picked up” by the University of Tours, at the Multnomah Hotel in Portland on June 19 and will leave Louisiana homeward bound on Aug ust 19. They will reach Lostine “crammed with interesting and reli able knowledge” a few days before school r»i>er»s in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. Robinson will be re membered by their Coon county friends ss being the first married couple in the state cf Oregon to com plete an uninterrupted college course together. They were graduated from the U. of O. in 1930. They have taught together Che past four years at Lorane and at Lostine. The regular monthly W. C. T. U. meeting wau held at the home of Mm. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robinson, for C. C. Farr Friday with Mrs. Bennie Headrick, of Loa Angeles, in charge mer Coquille and Myrtle Point stu dents. and her father and brother, of the devotionals. Mrs. Frank lewlie read a letter Steve and Harold Dey, were CoquiUe from Provident Roosevelt in regard visitors last Saturday and Sunday, to the Vinson bill, Mrs. J. 8. Houck the former coming in from Lostine. spoke on the “Scientific Aspect of Al Ore., and the two latter from Eugene cohol from an Adult’s Standpoint,*’ near which city they are farming. The following account of an omni Mrs. Lucy Davis gave a talk on “Ci bus school trip the Robinsons will garette Smoking and ite Effects.” From the national union comes a start on next Tuesday is furnished review of work done by tBertha Rach the Sentinel by Mrs. Robison: el Palmer, director of Scietific Tem Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robinson, perance Instruction in fifteen western and southwestern states, where she who lived in Coos county, until 1926, Marriage Li, had inaugurated a new era in tem 4 now holding teaching contracts in Wallowa c unty) have' decided to June 8 - Alden Warner and Mildred perance teaching—now called “alco hol education.” In three months she earn their summer school credit this Ruasel), both of Myrtle Point. They haa held daily conferences with vacation by taking an omnibus trip were married Saturday by Turner B. scores of educators, including teach with the University of Oklahoma M»oD.>na)d at hw home. June 8—Chae. Berg ¡Haglund, of er», principals, school superintendents City, which la a college of the North Association. Graduate Coquille, and Wilda Held, of Portland. and commieisonera of education and Central to 145 groups has taught definite les courses in hhtory, literature, sociolo- They weie married Sunday at the sons, on what alcohol Is and what it •ry, biology, education, psychology, home of Mr». Laura Jones in Portland • , does, followed by discussions and geography, astronomy, commerce, by. Rev. J. A, Goode. June 8—Albert Wm. Prefontaine demonstrations participated in by art, and journalism msy be taken more than 30,000 young people, rang with regular standard college credit and Ida'R. Diedriek, both of Marsh ing in age from grade school and high on the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Robison field. They were married last Friday school to collage. At every point Mias both intend to specialise in American by Rev, Lawrence C. Sunkier at the Bay. Palmer has found a keen interest and History. They will scientifically “sightsee” June 9—Alton Raymond Kardell eagerness for a practical program of alcohol eduaction based on up-to-date over thirty atstes of the United and Elizabeth Bertha Sick, both of J methods and affording an arresting State»; and many provinces of east Marshlfield. They were married Sat •and strictly «deentific presentation of ern snd central Canada. They will go urday at the W. E. Walrii home in as far east as the Atlantic Ocean and Marshfield by Rev. Geo. V. Fallis. the eubject. June 9—Alonzo B. Mortensen, of Features of Miss Palmer’s trip Il as far south as Florida, Louisiana Powers, and Ixtra V. Ingram, of Myr lustrate the radical difference be and Teax». Some of the interesting opota to be tle Point. They were married by tween the new and the old etyle teach ing of this subject, namely: The new visited will be the World’s Fair at Judge Thompson at the court house adcohoi education la 100 per cent posi Chicago, Detroit, Niagara Falls, Tor last Saturday. June 11—(Leslie Vabh Barklow and tive, not negative. Speaking to her onto, Ottawa, Montreal, and Quebec after an hoar’s presentation of the (Canada), the Great Lakes, the Hud Lucile Edna Sumerlin, both of Myrtle subject, one young man said simply: son river, the Potomac river, the Point. June 12—Lyle Wm. McPeak and “You are the first one who ever talked Mississippi river, the Atlantic ocean, to ua on this subject and did not tell the battlefields of the French and Ruth Richartfeon, both of North Bend. June 12—Orvell Buell and Viola us, ‘You should not drink.’ ” Miss Indian War, the Revolutionary War, Palmer’s reply was, “Why should IT the War of 1812, and the Civil War, Trater, both of Marshfield. June 18—(Harlow Engle Allen, of If you know arhat alcohol is and what Bcston. Concord, Lexington, Plym it does, I am perfectly willing to outh, New York City, Philadelphia, Medford, and Ruth Collins, of Rose Washington, D. C, burg. leave up to you the matter of decision Baltimore, Charleston. Chatanooga, New Or* •June 13—Lloyd G. Ray, of Leneve, as to ite use.” Palm Beach, sn.l Blanche A. Rozelle, of Empire.- The extraordinary range of the sub lean«, Jacksonville, June 14—Edward Fulk and Millie ject of alcohol is emphasized as it ie Tallahassee and Miami, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. R-binaon wiJ be'Cob. both of Charleston. »4hown to have direct relationship to ■ W. 1 ■ »J,.|(( U B !lXg'.ggF.'-_Ut----------- "■ J— —---------------- ... ...--------- J! -I . many of the principal subjects of school study. including atheltics, Good Shows Scheduled for Liberty - the Coming Week—“Stand chemistry, biology, psychology, char- Up and Cheer” on Pal Nights—‘It Happened One Nl"ht’ Tonight seter, geography, biography, history, economic», citizenship and many others. Mian Palmer’s own contribution to the literature of the subject »he is 1 presenting at these meeting*. ,“A Syllabus of Alcohol Education,” m en- I Joying wide publication am] many • teachers will find it of great value in teaching alcrhol education in the school« thia fall. July 13 ha» been set to ide as Chil- den's Farm Home Day and the ladies of the W. C. T. IJ. will start at 10 a.' as»—ZBBBg ZWW.'ll" ■! At the Liberty Tonight New C ams ta Circuit Coart Chadwick Lrige Na. 18 A. F. A A. M. Stated Commankatioo July 10, P. 8 M. ' 18'— Want Ads U m Goat a Word Rash laaerttoe FRYERS--19c per pound. Farr A Elwo.td, Inc., Coquille, Oregon. Named Assistant Co. Agent Baxter and Madgt Evan» had th» paradt of tS »tart m th» ca»t of Fox Filin'» »tupendoiu contribution to iht world of en- . tartainiMnt. "Stand Uj> and Chetrl" I—!'-"— . ■ 1 acting by the (World Wler Veteran*’ State Aid Commisaion, compo >ed of Julius L. Meier, Governor, P. J. Studelman, Secretary of State, George A. White, Adjutant General. Walter 3. Fisher, and Prescott Couki-./hAm. m. Delnu 0. Aber an.l R. F. V, illiama. H. E. Hess, Sheriff of Co«» County, Oregon. WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE Notice is hervuy given that war rants up to and including No. 4621, k<aued bv Coquille School 'District, No. 8, will be paid upon presentation to the district clerk, on and after Tues day, June 19, 1934. Interest on said warrants cea»!es on that date. Keith Leslie, Clerk, School District No. 8, Coquille, C ook County, Oregon. 22t.'t I Friday evening of last week the Masonic chib sponsored a card party at the Masonic Hall with ten tables of contract bridge and two of pinochle In play. Mrs. James Brady held high ecore for women for contract bridge ■nd Lafe Ompton won high score for men. Mrs. Lewis Baker won high m. with sewing, comfort making, etc. score for women in pinochle and Dr. at the home of Mrs. Frank Leslie. V. L. Hamilton for men. There will be a covered dish luncheon at noon. Bring material for garments The Ladies Aid of the M. 8. Church and come help sew for these ch Men. met at the home of Mrs. Augusta Nosier Thursday, After the business Lex io« Auxiliary Session session a lovelyrhmchemrwaa served The regular business meeting of by Mrs. Nosier. Those present were the American l egion Auxiliary 4ras Merfrmes Bell Elwood, Elisabeth ri.lrn. Sadie Jives, Stanley Fitzg.r- held M nday evening at the Legion Thirteen members were in ald, Frank Anderson, W. W. Sanders, Home. D. C. Krantz. Ollie Hickok. I. J. Ben attendance. A guilt, which has been nett, E. F. Johnson, J. C. Johnson. pieced and tied by Auxiliary members, Lloyd Shepherd, G. A. Gray, . John is to be sent to the Roseburg Veter Jayaa, E. M. Dunn and the hoatasa, ans’ Hospital, as they had reported a shortage in bedding. Augusta Nosier. Plana were made for a Business Menis Luncheon, (strictly home- Coquille Happy Timers cooked), on Friday, June 22nd, at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chase enter Legion Home, Lunch will be served tained the Coquille Happy Timers at from llsOO a. m. till 2:00 p. m., 40 the W. O. Terry home oa the Fair cents a plate, Mrs. Gladys Gano is in view road Wednesday evening. A charge of the dinenr and Mrs. Ruth short business meeting was held and Axtell is in charge of the dining room. the entertainment committee sup The next meeting of the Auxiliary plied cards and tables for entertain will be a picnic at the home of Mrs. ment the rest of the evening. At mid Edna Kem. when the lowing aide of night supper was served. Next meet the attendance contest entertains the ing will be held at Brownie Robison’s winning side with a potluck luncheon at Norway. •t 1:00 p. m. June 11—JW. iH. Manwaring va. Clarice Manwaring. Suit for divorce. June 14—Edith M. Ritz ve. Alfred A. Ritz. Suit for divorce. i Tg _ii__ L. Everett Davis, of Corvallis, a recent rradi'ate of Oregon State College, has een appointed by F. L. Ballard, • iunij- agent leader for Oregon, to vork ss an emergency agricultural I -csistant in Coos county for a short I periqd of time. Mr. Davis Is one of 12 agricultural w rkers whose services have been made available to Oregon as a result •f fun.’« allocated by the Agricultural Xdjustment Administration to par tially offset the amount of time regu lar agents have devoted to the adjust ment work during the past year. WAiNTED -Maytag Washer with engine. Address P. 0. Roz 5412, Coquille, Ore. It* “MAlNGANIAIR ROSIE DUST" for Mildew on Roses, 40c, Farr A El wood, Inc., Coquille. WARRANTS FOR SALE — City, county and school warranto at a discount. Southwestern Motor Co. “EVERGREEN" for Aphids, S5c. Farr 4 Elwood, Inc., Coquille. SMALL FARM for sale. Address Mrs. E. W. Hermann, phone 3R25, Myrtle Point 19t4* FRUIT JAR rubbers, rings and caps. Lid» Presto, Bell Mason, Kerr Ma- E. P. Adams, 65-year old resident, oon, Bell Ideal jars. Farr 4 El- wood, Inc., Coquille. of Myrtle Point, was buried Wednea-| I day at the Norway cemetery. He j died Tuesday at the Meet hispital as 154 ACRE FARM for sale. Address Mra. E. W. Hermann, Myrtle Point. the result of a self-inflicted gun shot Phone 3R25, Myrtle Point 19t4* He had been despondent since the death of his wife in March last year. “SUREGROW” Sperry's Fam-tested Mr. Adams is survived by five sons, Feed for growing pullets. »2.49 cwt. Oswald S., ‘ Eugene E. and Donald L. Farr A Elwood, Inc. Adams, of uv Myrvw Myrtle Point; rvmv; Paul r«ui W. TV. Adame, of - Fort Dick, r Calif.; John FOR SALE—1927 Model T Ford - ___________ _____ .j wvnn Robert Adama, of Petaluma, Calif., Coupe; Good condition, new motor, and one daughter, Mrs. Ruth Edna »45 See Jack Meet, «50 West Ray, of Shasta, CaHf. Fourth, Coquille, or phone 95L. 1* E. P. Adams Buried Wednesday Coquille people and m many aa can to be the moot popular in these times are urged to attend the preview this' with photoplay audiences. So, in (Friday) night instead of waiting un-' tune, with that expressed preference, — to ** be *------------- * a ------- “■ The "The Bowery” brings back the music til Saturday, sure of eeat. Ubarty Theatre will hold only so and dances of the *90'a, boxum chorus many, and if everyone waits until girls, bustled young ladies, Mamie Saturday night same are going to be O’Grady« with puffed sleeves, Bowery bhaya with puffed eyes, prize fights disappointed. Claiudette Colbert and Clarke Gable, that were on the square, beer with a two of Hollywood's most popular punch and love*« young dream along «tars, are teamed together for the “the livert mile on the face of the world-famous first time in the Columbia production, globe”—New York’» 4 “It Happened One Night,” which Bowery. “The Bowery” bring» back to life, 'comes to the Liberty tonight and Sat urday. Gable sky-rocketed to fame a re-created from faded tintypes and couple of yeans ago following hia ap photographs yellowed with age, such pearance with Norma Shearer in “A famous characters as Chuck Connors, of Chinatown; Steve Free Soul,” and over-night became “Mayor” the moat popular male star on the Brodie,, who did the famous brodie A screen. He appeared with Shearer from Brooklyn Bridge and lived to Calling carda 50 for 51.00. again in ‘IStrange Interlude,” and tell about it; John L. Sullivan smack with Joan Crawford in “Dance, Fools, ing 'em down for a »25 purse; Carrie NOTICE OF SHERIFF’S SALE Dance,” “Pooneaaed,” and moat re Nation with her hatchet battling the On the 14th day of July, 1934, at beer bottles on the Bowery; an well cently in “Dancing Lady.” Mira Col- the hour of ten o’clock A. M. at the bertls stardom and popularity is as many other celebrities of the front door of the Court House in Coquille, Coos County, Oregon, I will based upon her marvelous work in time«. sell at auction to the highest bidder such productions as “Sign of the When "Stand Up and Cheer!” mi*" j for cash, the following described real Cross," “The Torch Singer," “Three «¡cal extravaganza, comes to the property, located in Coos Gouty, Ore- _ Cornered Moon,” “I Cover the Water Liberty for Pal Nights, Wednesday ¡ton, to-wit: I Commencing at a point on the West front,” and “The Smiling Lieutenant,” and Thursday next week, it will in- . * .i m line of uivth Block iwu two l-Gj, (2), rvcBOdny Academy auui Addi- - and la now equal to that of the top troduce no fewer than five songs that lio„ to to Coquille, Coquille, Oregon, Oregon, one one hundred hundred notch feminine stars of the cinems have already established themselves ten (110) feet North of the South- as songhits wherever they have been wert comer of raid Block two (2), capital. *• aRa“<’iKr^L,’,'.S”lS.g The preview ia “Above the Clouds,” with Robert Armstrong, Dirothy Wil dance tunes of the world for 1984, are EaM fifty (50) feet; son and Richard Cromwell. "Our Lost Night Together,” “Baby thence North one hundred (100) feet; Weat fifty (50) feet; thence Take a Bow,” ‘Tm Laughing," thence * The Gay Nineties are coming back “Broadway’s Gone Hill Billy," "She’s South one hundred (100) feet to place of beginning, being a parcel of lend in “The Bowery!” Hilarious fun, •Way Up Thar” and “Out of the Red.” I facing one hundred (100) feet on , robust romance and nangthy nights of They are sung, in various teaming Heath Street by fifty (50) feet deep Frank ie-and-Johnny times are prom arrangement, by John Boles, James in Block two (2), Academy Addition ised with the arrival of Wallace Dunn, Sylvia Froos, the sensational to Coquille, Coos Count?, Oregon, as per plst of said Addition now on file Beery, George Raft, Jackie Cooper, four-year-old “find” Shirley Temple, and of record in the office of the Coun Fay Wray, Pert Kelton and a host of Nick Foran, “Aunt Jemima,” and ty Clerk of eaid Coos County, Oregon. Said sale is made under execution other celebrities in “The Bowery.” Earl Dancer'» famous chorus. In starting Sunday for a three-night run. esch of them there is sn ensemble issued out of Mie Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Of all the decades in American his composed of the most beautiful girls Coos to me directed in tbn earn of tory, that from 1890 to 1900 seems the screen has ever placed on view. fitate of Oregon, repreeewted aad I j EG BANDS for poultry, QWk'K ON various colored and adjustable . aluminum numbered, 55c A <irc per 100. Farr 4 Elwood, Inc., Coquille. FOR TRAD®—City Lot, level, taxes paid, for Used Car. See Southwest ern Motor Co. PURE Wheat Shorts. *1.00, 80'a. Farr A Elwood, Coquille, Ore. USED CARS II Plymouth Coupe. ’29 Ford Tudor. ’28 Durant Coach •80 Chev. pickup. ■25 Hudson Sedan. *29 Studebaker Panel. •29 Chev. Truck. •30 Ford Truck, Cab, Duals, over loads. SOUTHWESTER MOTOR CO. Coquille
