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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1935)
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List price of New Standard Roadster at Flint, Mich., $465 With bumpers, spare tire and tire lock, the list price is $20.09 additional. Prices subject to change without notice. AND UP. List price of Master De Luxe Coupe at Flint, Mich., $560. With bumpers, spare tire and tire lock, the list price is $25.00 additional. Prices rub’ect to change without notice. r fl CHOOSE CHEVROLET FOR QUALITY AT LOW COST 4 ^ Southwestern Motor Company coregone CHEVROLET - PONTIAC - OLDSMOBILE BUICK - LA SALLE - CAMLLAC * > era, Martin, and Wood Nymphs' ing guests: Norene McKeown, Mar- the hostesses. Norene McKeown and sele, Edith Zinscrling, Jeanette WE are moved to our New home on Club Notes and Other Frolic, Aaron, by Janey Sigler; The garet Purvance, Gretchen Neal, Anne Hallie Knight. Wheeler, Ardyce Mast. Later in comer Taylor and Second where Social Activities Juggler, (duet), Pendleton, by Joy Van Scoy. Harriet Webb and Audrey the afternoon refreshments were Niles Motor Co. has been. Farr & On Friday of last week, a number of friends of Mrs. Geo. Johnson as sembled at her home at the lunch hour, carrying baskets whose con tents were not all sewing. Besides refreshments, the guests presented her with a beautiful collection of handkerchiefs, the day being her------ birthday! A most enjoyable after noon followed, with the following participating in fancy work and con versation: Mesdames Edna Hartson. R. F. Miller. C. P. Zumwalt, E. A. Walker, F. C. Hudson. Bert Kay, O. T. Gant, A. O. Walker. Theo Clin ton. J. E. Axtell, James Brady, F. C. McNelly, H. W. Pierce. W. H. Man sell, Roy Neal. Jennie Price, Joe. Knight, A. B. Collier, C. T. Selbig. W. V. Glaisyer. W. E. Boaserman. T. B. Currie. J. L. Aaaen, J. L. Smith. Ed McKeown, H. S. Norton, K. P. Lawrence. Earl Nosier, and Geo Johnson. Mrs. J. E. Norton, who has spon- sored the musical career of Joy Nor ton. second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Norton, presented her little pupil in a recital last Monday after noon to quite a large number of friends at her home on N. Heath St. The occasion was also the 12th birth day of Joy. There was a beautiful doll-birthday representing a little lady in rts, who seemed just ready to walk down the little path amid greens and flanked on each side by six little candles. The following numbers, all played from memory, were very well given, and showed patient and thorough work on the part of both pupil and instruc tor. Mrs Norton being assisted by Miss Audrey Aaaen and Janey Sig ler: Song (from Sea Pieces), -Mac Dowell, by Joy Norton; Cotton Ptck- and Mrs. J. E. Norton; Dance of the Castanets and Little Bird, Grieg, by Joy Norton; Spring's Awakening, Bach, and 81umber Song, Schumaan, (both violin), by Audrey Aaaen; Pas de Amphores, Chaminade, by Joy Norton. Joy received many lovely gifts, among them a beautiful little wrist watch from Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Norton. Refreshments of cake and punch were served late in the after noon, which concluded a most enjoy able affair. Kendall. Last Monday evening Mr. and Mrs C. K. Norcott entertained at dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Boober, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boaserman and Mr. and Mrs. Muri Pettit. Following dinner, cards furnished the evening’s entertainment. On Saturday evening Mrs. Birdie Skeels surprised her son, Marvin, by inviting in for the evening, to help celebrate his 19th birthday, the members of the Junior League of the Pioneer Methodist Church. Table games and guessing contests provided entertainment for the young people until the serving of refreshments Those enjoying this occasion were: Jack Mast, Cecil Laws, Anne Van Scoy, Harriet Webb, Robt. Waggoner. Don Smith. Dorris Compton, Elois , Wilson, Powell Yarbrough, Elwyn --------- . --------------------------- - ----- Nosier, Margaret Purvance, Blanche Sandon and Rev and Mrs. W. R.1 , Wilder. | í Thursday night of last week. Miss Harriet Webb. Miss Gretchen Neal ff»d Miss Audrey Kendall gave a dancing party for the pleasure of Miss Anne Van Scoy. formerly of Co quille, and now living in Corvallis, who with her mother, were holiday visitors here. The comer room of the Sentinel, where the dance waa held, was gaily decorated in Christmas greens and trees with colored lights and balloons, which. With confetti and serpentine ribbons, made a most festive appearance. A radio furnish ed good music for dancing and the young people had a most enjoyable time. Several mothers of the group assisted in the serving of a delicious hot lunch. The invited guests in cluded: Anne Van Scoy, Audrey Ken dall, Gretchen Neal, Maxine John son, Norene McKeown, Hallie Knight, Faye Hurrel, Evelyn Garrett, Ger aldine Minard, Betty Brady, Levelle Walstrom, Dorothy Yarbrough, Har riet Webb, Jack Mast, Don Smith, Powell Yarbrough, Cecil Laws, Tom Stacer. Dennie Waggoner, George Ulett, Lin Swain, John Cary, Edgar Rust. Jim Ray, Jim Robinson, Tom Ferry. Miss Maedline McKeown was most happily surprised Wednesday evening when many of her friends walked in unexpectedly to help celebrate her birthday, with a handkerchief show- I er. Games and light refreshments Mrs. Aubrey E. Kendall gave a six added to the evening’s pleasure, o’clock dinner party New Year’s eve which was greatly enjoyed by Kath in honor of Miss Anne Van Scoy and erine Jane Hassler, Frances Oddy, her daughter. Audrey, in observing FJprence Cary, Carol Young, Mar the latter’s birthday. The dinner garet Paulson, Maxine Johnson, Jean table was beautifully decorated and McNelly. Betty Brady, Elizabeth attractive place cards, symbolic of the Pierce, La Verne Knife, Audrey Ken season, marked places for the fol low- dall, Gloria Getz, Gretchen Neal and Elwood, Inc. The Women’s Guild of the Episco served. pal church met in regular session .last ALTA COFFEE—“Just Taste That Wednesday afternoon in the Guild Flavor." Ask your grocer or Farr hall, Mrs. Wm. Mansell and Mrs. A Elwood, Tuttle A Folsom, Seeley Jas. Watson acting as hostesses. The Grocery. following officers were elected for the new year: president, Mrs. E. L. (fee teat a Wflri Earl» Inaerilon WE TAKE Poultry in trade and pay Vinton; vice president, Mrs. Muri Elwood, Inc. Pettit; secretary. Mrs. , Roy Neal; SURELAY is best for laying hens. The treasurer, Mrs. J. S. Barton, $2.50. Farr & Elwood. Inc. MORTON’S SMOKED Sai and ladies present Wednesday were: Mes Sausage Seasonings at Coos Feed dames L. H. Hazard, E. L. Vinton. H. MUST repossess two good pianos at & Bookstores. *. once near Coquille. Will sacrifice E. Hess, J. S. Barton, Bert Folsom, COAL.jB^ ton. Farr & Elwood. for unpaid balance. Amount owing 1 ©OAL, Geo. Lorenz, Hinds, Roy Neal. Mabe! 67.50 and $89. Easy terms. Write ' I.aird, Wm. Mansell, Jas. Watsbn. Tallman Piano Store, 395 S. 12th I WE ACCEPT Coos county general 51t3 St., Salem, Ore. fund warrants at 5 per cent dis Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Axtell were count only. Folsom's Grovery. hosts to the Ecadrien club ladies and BUY Crown Flour and Feeds at Coos their husbands last Sunday evening, Feed A Seed Stores. GOLD CUP Dog Food, 3 cans 25c. this being the club’s annual Christ Farr A Elwood, Inc. mas holiday affair, and gift ex ALFALFA Hay A Beet Pulp for change. A most pleasant evening was milch cows. Farr A ETWood. County & School Warrants accepted enjoyed by those present: Messrs, on the following and Mesdames John Aasen, Roy Neal, FOR SALE or exchange—240 acre USED CARS W. V. Glaisyer, Geo. Johnson, E. A. central California foothill land, for ’33 Chevrolet Sedan Walker. Earl Nosier. W. E. Boeser- farm near Coquille, 685 N. Henry. ’28 Chevrolet Sedan man and J. E. Axtell. It* 17 Hupmobile Sedan ’34 Chevrolet Coupe The Sunday school class of Mrs PROTECT your bulb bed with Sor ’29 Chev. Coach. bex Peat, 80’s $1.15. Farr & El W. Raymond Wilder had a pot luck ’30 Chev. 6-wheel Sedan. wood, Inc. dinher last Friday evening at the '29 Ford Sport Coupe home of Miss Ann Hawkins. Decora 17 Essex Roadster FOR SALE — Selected Blueberry and tions appropriate to the Yuetide sea ’30 Chev. Canopy bred for large, delicious, crispy son were everywhere in evidence, *29 Cehv. Sedan. smooth berries, and vigorous, pro with the table beautiful in holly and 2 ’29 Chevrolet Trucks ductive, beautiful bushes. Strong, red tapers. The members present ’29 Essex Coach healthy plants, true to name—Aris were Peggy Wemich, Ruth Pettingill, 1931 Dodge. 157 in. Truck tocrats for your garden. John A. Margaret Smith, Donna Dean Bosser- ’28 Whippet Sedan Diem, Blueberry Nursery, South man, Anne Hawkins and Mrs. Wilder. ’30 Chev. Sedan Delivery Beach, Oregon. it* 11 Ford Truck, 157 in. Wednesday afternoon Mrs. M. O. OLD GROWTH Fir Wood $2.00 tier, •29 Ford Coupe. Hawkins presented a number of her Farr A Elwood, Inc. 13 Chev 131 in. Truck. pupils in class recital Those partici Convenient Terms FOUND -Keytainer with nine keys, pating were Patricia Peart, Peggy Rate»—GM AC Plan turned in by Deputy Marshal Eng Wemich, Margaret Ann Wilson, Jim lish on Wednesday. Owner can Southwestern Motor Co. my Bunch, Phyllis Bunch, Maxine secure at Sentinel by paying two CnnnllV Rackleff, Jean Watkins, Flora Ellen bits for this adv. Wise, Janie r.’amer, Geraldine Bn- Chevrolet Pontiac Raich Want Ads - X r r »
