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PAG! TWO THE COQUILLE VALLET SENTINEL, COQUILLE, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE ». WM- \ Uva ^»ws From Arago The Arago Bible utudy clam met at th* home of T. Bl MaeDonald June 21. The book of Roman* was finished and at the next meeting they will start the book of BevelatipM. It will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Burtia. Mn. Gordon Fleming entertained at dinner June 20 in honor of her husband and cousin, Mn. Frank Bqr- » bank, whose birthday* occurred on 15c Noodle Dinner, Can that date. The guasta included: Mias I Alice Scoit. Mr. and Mn. Marvin Spaghetti a la Mussolini, 2 Cans 25c Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. Art Farrier, Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Doyle, Mr. and Mn. Chop Suey with Rice, Can 25c Burbank, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Flem ing. Chili Con Came, Mexican Style, 2 Cans 25c Bert DeMoss, of Brookings, ar rived Thursday evening at the home Deviled Chicken Sandwich Spread, Can 15c of Mm. ¡Edith Woodward to -take his wife borne with him on Friday. She Chop Suey Sauce, 2 Bottles 25c had been visiting her mother the pace week. Mm. Naomi Robbon returned to I , her home Friday evening. Mrs. Wil) Hollywood Sunblest Brand Stauff, Naomi May Stauff and Le- ' land Root, of Grenada, California, GELATIN DESSERT - GROUND CHOCOLATE accompanied her. They will return to their home on Tuesday. Ail Flavors - - 4 Pkgs. J9c 1 lb Can • • . - 27c Mrs. Rex Bunnage and children, • ' ■ «? (Robert and James, of Portland, ar I rived Friday morning for a visit with • Mr. and Mrs. J. L Burtis. Mrs. Burtis Woodbury’s RIPE OLIVES and Mrs. Bunnag« are sisters. X Sunday dinner guests at the home r Grogan’s Extra Large FACIAL SOAP of Olaf Aasen were Mr. and Mrs. A. 9 oz. Cans - 2 for 35c Haberly, of Bandon, Mrs. Gordon Lit tle and son, John, Arnold and Gor Special San Juan Brand don Adolph, Mias Lou Cullins, of ¡Portland, Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. McAl Friday, Saturday and Monday Standard Grade lister, Shelby and Mary Jean. Mrs. Little and family will visit in the 3 Cakes 6 oz. Cans - 2 for J9c ■ 25c It’» the dream of hundreds of thousands of homes of Mm. Aasen and Mrs. Mc Allister, her sisters, for a week. cows to look like Brooksie, for Swift’s Brook o Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff field Butter is carrying her picture into mil entertained as Sunday dinner guests, lions of homes. Mr. and Mrs. David Rackleff and daughter, of Coquille, Mr. and Mm. Swift’s Brookfield Butter, Eggs and Cheese Don Rackleff, of San Francisco, Mm. and Swift’s Premium Milk-fed Chickens and Tom Laird and son, John Paul, of Still selling below the market on this top grade Family Flour. Merrill, Oregon. Mn. Laird and son Golden West Milk-fed Fowl, are shipped in remained overnight, driving to Myrtle refrigerator cars with oqt other foods to more Point Monday morning to visit rela LB. SACK than 35,000 consuming centers. tives there until noon, when Mr. and Mrs. Don Rackleff Joined them and The same Swift & Company salesmen who If you don’t like it as well or better than any flour you ever used they all drove to Ashland. Thia is Mn. sell beef, pork, lamb and other meats, also sell —tell us and get your money back. Don Rackleff’« Amt visit to thia sec tion of the country. butter, eggs, cheese and poultry. The Arago Calf Club met at the Instead of a dozen trucks being used for the 'school house Saturday night with four members, Stephen Aasen, Kenneth delivery of a dozen products to a store, the Stevens. Ernest Wilson and Clyde same truck is used to deliver all these products Phone Free Willie and their leader, Herbert Carl to a store. present. Routine business was trans acted. The Swift method lowers distribution costs. Delivery Relatives have received word that Over a period of years, Swift & Company’s net Mn. R. W. Ekstrom, formerly Susie (Root, Who has been seriously ill In profits from all sources have been only a frac her home in Grenada, California, is tion of a cent per pound. able to sit up for a short while each day and is gradually improving. We buy butterfat, eggs and poultry. Sell Miss Alice Scott, Miss Ethel Fish don Saturday. iting for over ten days at the home - yours to Knife Hospital NoUa and Min Sheppard, of Marshfield, ar Mrs. Ray .Watkins and daughter, of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Saturday of last week Jesse Cotton rived home from their vacation trip Dorothy Belle, of Eureka, arrived at W. A. Lett. ,, « in California on Wednesday. Mias the Watkins ranch Saturday to visit Mrs. Frank Porter and children, was admitted to the hospital for in Scott left Friday morning for La for a week, with the B. B. and Ernest Paul and Patricia, of Powers, were juries received in a tractor accident, Grande, where she will spend six Watkins families. Mn. Watkins was Bridge visitor« Sunday. They brought while working for Standley Bros, at weeks. In daily toad» with mwcu than 35,000 cancvmhig formerly Mies ¡Rittie McNair and Miss Anna Culver home. She had been Camas Valley. He suffered a broken Mias Lois Schroeder left Sunday to lived in the Norway district. assisting Mrs. Porter the preceding arm, broken shoulder and broken jaw. isniwn ar »svars, povnry ana aairy proaven Benny Danieb, who has recovered spend the next three weeks in Co Mr. and Mrs. Price Robison spent week while Miss Freda Hendrick was quille, when she will be employed in from Wedneeday until Saturday camp on her vacation. Mrs. Porter has a from an operation for appendicitis, VMwn to tto MOS C w tw y «f Fnew an «wUtalr tatoto« to vtas to* was dismissed Sunday. the Knife Hospital during the ab ing an their upper place on Halls dry goods store in Powers. "•todtoaWltoto"«! toMUtotettaUto* Utoak Ywto. lE. C. Finley was dismbeed Monday sence of Mn. Orville Newton. creek. They loaded their supplies in The Loyal Temperance Legion met (Don Curry, who has just completed the wagon and took time enough be Thursday afternoon at the home of after receiving treatment for injuries his first year at Linfield College, ar hind the team to have made a much the leader, Mbs Lou Hooton, and re received while loading a tractor. rived at the home of his grandmother, longer Journey than the six miles organised for the summer’s work. A son, Frank Vale, weight nine and her eon, R. L. Ellis.. MYRTLE POINT ITEMS Mn. Aloma Gamble and Delores Mn. Edith Woodward, Friday. He from their home place. They said The officers elected were as follows: one-half pounds, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Effie Adami, of Medford, it Belloni and the group of girls they win spend his vacation in Arago if they thoroughly enjoyed the silence president, Virginia Lake; vice presi Mrs. Fred Christensen Tuesday. spending the summer months at the chaperoned returned home after a he is able to find employment. A six pound son, Vance Andrew, and the primttive*life of their moun dent, Myrtle Beckett; secretary, Mary ■home of her lister, Mrs. Winker Mast week's stay at Bandon. Those in the Mr. and Mn. Boyd Arnot and eon, tain top, although Mrs. Robison did Alice Corpe; treasurer, Virginia was born Wednesday to Mr . and Mrs. party were Harriet McRay, Dorothy Junior, and daughter, Gwynede, of confess that it might get a wee mite Beckett; committee chairmen were Clyde Carbon, of Bear Creek. at Lae. Miss Averill Laird, who waa injured Gomes, Helen Brewer, Ione Parry, Cooston, were Friday guests at the lonesome for too long a stay. They appointed as follows: Devotional, in an auto wreck Wednesday of laat Pauline Kollar, Mary Dye, Aileen Os Joe Milani home. expect to try It for another time in Billy Corpe; Program, Evelyn Morri Jury Reform Law in Effect week was able to leave the Mast Hos borne and Phyllis Belloni. Mr. and Mn. Turner B. MacDon the fall when the apples are ripe. son; Games, Bernard Corpe; Flowers, Mm. Daisy Lewellen, of Eugene, is ald, who an to be away attending pital (Friday and return to her home. The jury reform amendment ap Mr. Ralph Clement and Miaa Eve Vivienne 'Lake and Wilda Beckett J. R. Steele, who has been ill at visiting relatives and friends in special meeting« at Turner this week, lyn Steinhoff were married Sunday af Laura Bullards and a girl friend, proved by the voters of Oregon at the home of his grandparents, Mr. Myrtle Point. will not hold services in Arago Sun ternoon by Rev. Jacob Moomaw at both of Powers, are visiting here at the May election became effective A potluck dinner was given Satur day evening. and Mrs. B. H. Bums, of Coquille, the home of his farther, J. B. Moomaw. the home of the former'« grandmoth with the official canvass of the rote has been brought home. He is able to day evening at the Paul Breuer home There wil not be any missionary Mias Steinhoff’s mother and brother er, Mrs. Zoe Shields. on June 11, aeoerding to Dave O’Mars, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Saw meeting on the regular date since it be up part of the time. were their witnesses. Mr. Clement is Ernst Bendschneider received some chief of the elections division in the Mrs. Henry Schroeder entertained yer, who left Sunday morning for falls on July fourth. The meeting employed on the Lafferty ranch. Mn. painful injuries last week when the •tate department. The amendment her Sunday school class at Maple Glen their new home at Hemiston, Oregon. will be announced later. Clement was graduated with honors tongue in the hay rake which he was provides that the vote of ten members Thursday. A picnic dinner was Those who enjoyed the evening to The upper grades and high echool in May from Myrtle Point Union High using, broke, causing him to fall to of a 12-member Jury shall be auffi- gether were Mr. and Mm. L P. Linn, classes in the Arago Sunday school served at noon. School. the ground and he was dragged a eient to return a verdict in any crim Mrs. Eva Bunch and daughter. Bea Mr. and Mm. (L. L. Sumerlin, Mr. and are planning to drive to Bandon for short distance before the team could inal ease except one involving a cap nie, and Mrs. Paul Bunch, of Gravel Mrs. Floyd Summers, Mr. and Mm. a picnic July 1, leaving in Mm. Robi- ital crime. be stopped. Ford, were Myrtle Point visitors Sat Hollister, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Lundy, aon’s truck immediately after Sunday Mbs Phyllis Jane Perkins, of Can- Mr. and Mm. Marlin Brans, Mr. and school. urday. The Christian Endoavorers enjoyed Aak for Cow Bell Dairy cream and by, who has been visiting relatives Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Oaborne return Mm. Sawyer and Mr. and Mrs. an outdoor party Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wiebe and in this county for about a month, re milk, the only milk and cream mad* Breuer. ed home from a visit in Portland and family left for Powers Sunday after around a borifire in the grove at Hoot- •afe by paateurixatloa. Ray Morrison entered the Mast noon where Mr. Wiebe will work in on’s >Haven. After playing games for turned to Myrtle Point Monday eve (Eugene. ning after visiting here, for several Mn. Joe 'Reese returned home the Hospital Monday suffering with in the logging camp. a while, an interesting program was days at Che home of her aunt, Mrs. laat of the week from Eugene, where fection in his knee caused from a Mr. and Mn. W. M. Plummer, of presented, then weiniea, buna and •Dwight Culver. she visited her daughter. Mm. E. H. bruise received in camp. Those Coquille, and their eon. Clay Plum marshmallows ware served. Mrs. Joe Laird returned home the mer, of San Francisco, and his fiance, present wet« Messrs, and Mesdames Stewart Civil Service Exims Ahns Smart returned to her home last of the week from a two weeks’ Mias Minnie Kelly, of San Francisco, Fred Corpe and Dwight Culver, Mes at Eastaide after a week’s visit at trip to eastern Oregon, where she vb- visited at the home of Mr. and Mn. dames Stanley Lake and A. 0. Hoot- The United States Civil Service the home of her uncle, Ebner Russell. ited her sister. Sam Damron Wednesday evening. on, MUeaee Mae Hatcher, Winifred Commission announces the following The Garden Club met in the city Mias Kelly and Mr. Plummer were Clayton, Lou and Maude Hooton, Con open ■ Mrs. Roy Garrett who has been ill competitive examinations: for the past two weeks, is able to be hall Tuesday evening with Mn. C. married at the home of his parents in stance Knight, Vivienne and Virginia Blacksmith, Electrician, Machinist, E. Ruling and Mrs. Verne Lundy in Coquille Saturday. They drove to Lake, Mary Alice Corpe, Mary Louise Oiler, Painter, Plumber. up part of the time. Mr. and Mn. Leslie Tichenor re charge. Portland after the ceremony, return Culver, Phyllis Jane Perkins, Myrtle, Applications must be on Me with Mrs. Roy Garrett was taken to the ing to San Francisco from there. turned to their home at North Bend Virginia and WWda Beckett, Evelyn the Secretary, Board of U. S. Civil after a short visit with his mother, Meet Hospital Sunday evening for Gilbert McNeill, of Loe Angeles, ar Shields, May James, Evelyn Morrison, Service Examiners, U. 8. Engineer. medical treatment. Mn. Mary Holt rived Wednesday evening for an ex Alice ¡Clayton and Messrs. Melvin Department at Large, Glasgow, Mon- ' on all kinds of Adeline and William Gurney are in tended visit with his sister, Mrs. Clayton, Orlin ¡Lett, Ted Miller, Glenn tana, not later than July 7, 1084. Portland attending summer school. Coquille Happy Timers Glenn Cox. He aaya that Robert Hutton, Robert James, Billy and Ber Those examinations are for the Mr. and Mn. Henry Ware, of The Coquille Happy Time Club met McNeill found hie wife improving af nard ¡Corps, (Eddie Hatfield, Edward purpose of Ming exbting and future Wichita, Kansas, an visiting this at (Roy Robison’s Wednesday evening ter her recent illness when he arrived Morrison and Everett Culver. vacancies in the Fort Peck Engineer week at the home of Mr. and Mn. for an old time dance in the barn. there a fortnight ago. J. W. Barnett, of Arago, will District, with headquarters at Gias Local and Long Distance Joe Mast of Baid HHI. The truck drivers for the Garoutte have charge of the church service gow, Montana. There was a very attendance and Mrs. Lily Fish returned to her home many (Norway neighbors Joined in camp have been fortunate to escape next Sunday morning at the com <5oasp*titors will not be required to after spending a week at the home of having a good time. The club will thia week with only a few flat tires munity church here. There was an report for examination at any place, her eon, Clarence Fish, and family of have an all day picnic July 1* at and one broken axle to delay their attendance of 65 at Sunday school but will be rated on their experience Phones 101J—224L Empire. and fitness. last Sunday. Gant’s grove at Gravel Ford. Every trucking. Mr. and Mm. B. C. Braden and one is requested to bring bath Everett Watkins, of Eureka, Cali Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Culver at Full information may be obtained daughter, Jacqueline, returned homo ing suits and come prepared for a fornia, drove up Wednesday from tended a picnic of fine wardens and from Alton Grimes, Board of U. 8. Mansell Drayage & Bandon, where he has been visiting rangers and their families Saturday Civil Service Examiner«, at the Co the last of the week from a week’s good time. relatives for the past three weeks, to at Csnrp Remote in Camas Vklley. quille post office. trip to eastern Oregon and Idaho. Delivery Co. Virginia Wilson returned to her Aak Nod C. Kelley for rates on Firs visit hie grandparanta, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. J. D -Ellis, of Portland, is B. Watkins. He returned to Ban- Calltag carda M for 11.00. home at Bitkina Thursday after vis spending thia wook at «ha homa af Her dream • • ■ Try These look like ksie/ NEW GOODS, JUST IN College Inn CUPID FLOUR 49 69 .95 Bus yCorner Grocery Swift & Company New low Price COAL* HAUUNG
