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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1934)
PA(M —;y. = ss à B. P. W. BuainetteJMeatinR The Duplicate Cantract Club has kept the scaaes of members for eight meetings. Last week the four losers entertained the four winners with a delightful picnic at the Norway Grove. At noon a delicious picnic luncheon was served and in the af ternoon bridge was enjoyed by the following: Mesdames Bort Folsom, Hal W. Fierce, Roy E. Boober, Dave Rackleff, M. R. Thomas, A. E. Brad ford, Claire M. Gray, R. L. Stewart and Mrs. Wm. Hicktag. of Marshfield High scores were held by Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Stewart. Wednesday afternoon the Episcopal Guild met at their Parish house foi their regular meeting. Mrs. George Lorenz was in charge of the meeting due to the absence of the president, Mrs. E. i,. Vinton. Those present were: Mesdames Muri Pettit, A. J. Sherwood, Wm. Mansell, Jas. Wat son, Neal Norcott,' R. H. Hazard, A. R. Dimick and George Lorenz. At ,the close of the meeting tea was served by Mrs. Pettit and Mrs. Lorenz. Wednesday afternoon Mrs Dave Rackleff entertained her Duplicate Contract Club at her home on Knowlton Heights. A one o’dock dessert luncheon was served to the following guests: Mesdames John L. Aasen, Louis Charneski, Bert Folsom, Hal W. Pierce, Ray Thomas, Claire M. Gray, and R. L. Stewart. Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Claire M. Gray entertained their Contract Club at their home on North. Coulter street. Those enjoying the evening of bridge were Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Pierce, and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Rack leff. Mrs. Nels Osmundaon entertained the Just-a-mere Club Thursday with a delightful one o’clock luncheon at her home on East Second street. The luncheon table was beautifully dec orated with a dainty bouquet of as ters and the rooms with large bou quets of zinnias. This was the first time the club has been entertained since the summer vacation and places were provided for Meadames A. J. Sherwood, L. H. Hazard, F. L. Green- ough, R. A. Wernich, M. O. Hawkins, C. J. Fuhrman, E. E. Johnson, J. A. Lamb, W. S Sickels, H. A. Young, J. L. Smith, Bert Folsom, Hal W. Pierce, O. C. Sanford, G. R. Wickham and Mrs. Marvin Lyons of Marsh field. M. E. Ladiea AH Session Last week the Ladies Aid of the M. E. Church held their business meet ing at the home of Mrs. Ollie Hickok. Mrs. Irene Johnson was honored with a shower and received many gifts. Four new members were added to the roll and the lovely luncheon served by Mrs. Hickok was greatly enjoyed by the following members: Mesdames Belle Elwood, Emma Dunn, O. A. Gray, I. J. Bennett, Edith Ma- toon, Mabel Kunz, Leo J. Cary, Au gusta Nosier, Gertrude Shepherd. Louise Schroeder, Hattie Shelly, Sa die Jayes, Josephine Johnson, Irene Johnson, Lizzie Oden. Emma West brook, Ella Nelson and Mabel Mor rison. Calling cards, 50 for »1.00. Members ct the Business and Pro fessional Wo nen's Club held a short business met ing at the Coquille Ho tel Monday venlng. A musical se lection by Miss Inez Rover was the first number on the program. Mrs. Gould distril uted the year books containing the printed program of the year's w< rk. The usual business, including co nmittee reports, allow ing of bills, reading of communica tions, etc., fiUowed. A communica tion was read telling of the southern Oregon confe rence to be held at the Oregon Caves on Sunday, September 23. All B. P. W. members will be' welcome. Send In your reservations' now. The remainder of the meeting was occupied with plans for the an nual reception for teachers and local Ï business women. Next Monday night has been set as the date, the holir for members will be 8:00 o’clock and for guests, 8:30 p. m. Mrs. Elsie Cun-1 ningham and Mrs. Laura Kester we.e voted in as new members. Members present for the business netting were Mesdames Belle Gould, | Ula Leach, Georgia Richmond, Flora ’ Compton, Ida Owen, Annie Robinson, Cora Mackey, Marguerite Brodie, Salma Caughell, Jennie Price, and Misses Edna Robison, Harriet Gould, Geneva Agostino, Frances Oddy, Inez Rover, Laura McLeod, Helen Stan brough, Agnes Newton, Myrtle De- Long and Blythe Cousins. Miss Leta Wallace was a guest at the metetag. Knife Hospital Not Dismissals from the hospital the past week were Miss Frankie Edg- mon, on Sunday; Mr«. Verne Hansen, of McKinely, on Monday; and Mrs. X!- Hilton was dismissed Tuesday af ter undergoing a tonsilectomy. Saturday of last week Mrs. Don Pirtce, of Powers, underwent a ma jor operation. Monday Lois Auer, whose home is on the North Bend road, underwent an operation for the removal of ap pendix, an emergency case. Mrs. Pearl Welch entered the hos pital-Tuesday for treatment and the same day Miss Loretta Starrett, of Langlois, was admitted for treat ment Wednesday Clynard Holverstott, of Fairview, underwent- an aperation for the removal of appendix. Thursday Mrs. Jennie Bogan un derwent a major operation at the hands of Dr. V. L. Hamilton. The Cunningham district K. Y. N. Club held its regular meeting Thurs days, September 6th, with Mrs. J. B. Dawson as hostess. The afternoon was spent in sewing. Refreshments were served to the following mem bers, Mesdames Robt. Watson. C. E. McCurdy, Cyril McCurdy, Eart Graham, Guy Kelley, Elmer Neeley, Shirley Pettengill, J. J. Geaney, F. G. Wilson and visitors, Miss Dorothy Graham, Alfred Graham and Jimmie McCurdy. The club will next meet on October 4th, at the-home of Mrs. Geaney. • .« Dia Corn;;2 14c •’ "" ■ / ’ . —J Milk Fresh Produce , Golden Key ____________________ .. Bananas 3 Celery Large ßX-llC Grapes Candy Peppers Green we 17c ©CAN A Sliced Beets”»21 VC 5c Stalks ... Concords 3 lbs 15 Soap 17® Peets BAR Bakers in Bulk 19c LB. 3 lbs .... Honey 3c Highway Brand Spuds xw*... 45c Pound ib pail IOC in bulk XOC Premium K. C. Bkg. Powder« 17c pSa--- SpinaCh 9^ Del Monte No. 1 Tall Tin................................... Quarts Purex Corn Beel Libby’s XOV^c Certo b «“1« . 24® All Repair Work, Parte, New and Used Cars Jell Well Pure Cane 10 - SC Waldorf Tissue Matches Highway 3 box Graham Crax Ttó“ Salad Dressing Home Style 12 oz. can................................................ (^C Hominy Sugar SankaCoffee47c WARRANTS TAKEN FOR SAL®—Thoroughbred Barred Rpck Cockerels, 3H months old, from the best hatchery in the state. Prise »1.00. Chris Terns. Marsh field Highway, near Coquille Auto Park. S4t2*| ~ r:“ ' .. _ . ~ t BURN Mixture, 11c. Farr A Elwood. in bulk t Chocolate1 » 20c 3C 3OC Carton 27® 7c Quarts 59C Tobacco PRINCE ALBERT 11 „ 2 oz. Tin.................... 11C • • ADVERTISER i * 2% oz. Pkg. 2 for... 13C 3 pounds 39« — Cleanser IOC Light House FREE DELIVERY FOR SALE — Ensmele.1 Flamo Gas Range with wood burner. H price. WARRANTS FOR SALE — Cow. See Coos Feed A Seed Store, Co county general fund paper, at a quille. Ore. tf discount. See Bert Folsom, FALL Turnip Seed. 5c oz. Farr A SUREMILR is aure good feed for Elwood. milk, »l.»5. Farr A Elwood. FOR SAL®—Oronite Fly Spray in bulk. »1.25 gal. at Onos Feed A WARRANTS FOR SALE — City, county and school warranta at a Seed Starts, tf discount Southwestern Motor Co. ALFALFA Hay will advance next week, buy your winter supply now, 7© 14c 55c Hershey’s Cocoa * » can 8® Fluffiest 14c Dev.Meat11’« 4® Marshmallows Corn or Gloss Argo T r ~ STARCH 2 for... 10C I2C I Airway Coffee LARD v.nc.mp n .. m........... Lipton’s Tea * » r*s Post Toasties - Corn Flakes pkr WE sold out and cannot get any more special wheat; but we have good white wheht at »2.05 Farr A El wood. lc ». Farr ft Elwood. $2.79 J ’ No. 2 Guaranteed O 5® Mechanics CASE Coconut . IOc IOc Carrots-Beets ä Laundry Luna 10 Bars Calling cards, 50 for »1.00. WANTED—Salesman to canvass Co quille and vicinity with popular product needed In every home. Address Box T, care the tf Gould Furniture Co. ZN " K. Y. N. Club Entertained TIN CANS for home canning and a machine to seal them. Farr A El wood. 111 * ■ ' • Crackers FOR SALE — Westinghouse Electric Range, good condition: cheap. In quire at «07 South Willard, Co quille. It* 1K ’ 'r ■ • Peanut Butter One Cent a Werd Radi luertiea I rr » » Safeway Stores, from the beginning, has guarded and maintained the ideal upon which it was founded —SENSIBLE SERVICE. The continued practice of this ideal through the medium of fair dealings, selling the highest grade merchandise in sanitary, modem stores, employing clean, courteous salesmen; constant expulsion of wasteful methods and passing on the savings resulting from these policies to those whom we seek to serve has brought about the growth and success of Safeway Stores. 4 BARS Want Ads • Built Upon An Ideal New Stock Southwestern Motor - Co. • SAFEWAY! STORES Phone 122 STOCK Molasses in barrels, Farr and Elwood. »8.00 SEWER TILE, 25c ft. Farr A Elwood. USED CARS— TRADE in your old furniture as part payment on.the new. Liberal allowance always. Adams Furni ture Co. Phone 56. QUICK LIME, 3c » Farr & Elwood WANTED—Used furnitarc. We pay cash. Adams Furniture Co. Phone 6ft. ♦ V,. «3 *31 '26 •27 '34 ’23 Ford 157 in. Truck. Buick Sedan Chevrolet Truck Ford Victoria Star Coupe. *»1 Willys Sedan
