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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1935)
Fish fresh the first of each week. Columbia River Smelt received twice a week. Other fish fhod now being carried in this * market Smoked Herring Brick Codfish Smoked and Kippered Salmon Pacific Coast Oysters Crab Meat J . L.STEVENS your Ideal Meat ¿ng Placed brough Club Notes and Other Social Activities Mrs. Fred McNelly was hostess to the Monday night club this week, whose members include Meedames John Aasen, Stewart Norton, James Brady, Geo. Johnson, Roy Neal, A. B. Collier and Bert Kay. Following dessert at seven o’clock, the evening was spent playing contract bridge, With Mrs. James Brady holding high score. Mrs. Hal Pierce entertained hei Monday night , bridge club this wee) with a seven o'clock dessert, the fol lowing b44ng present: Mesdames J. A Lamb, Muri Pettit, E W Lorenz, Geo. Lorenz, J. L. Smith, R. F. Mil'ei and A. O. Walker. The result ot the evening’s socre placed Mrs. Pet tit high, Mrs. Miller being low. * Mrs. Theo Clinton wai hostess tc her contract bridge dub last Tues day evening. The members and guests enjoying the evening were Mesdames Litzenberger, Gant, Walk er, Estes, Ruble, Anderson, Thomas and Belloni. Mrs: E. A. Walker, hold ing high score for the evening was awarded the prize. After the games light reiieshmentei were served Spring flowers of daffodils and Jap- I anese quince were used throughout I the rooms. Mrs. Don Estes will en- | tertain the club in two weeks. Mrs. L. H. Haterd was hostess to her contract bridge club yesterday, comprising two tables. Mrs. Lafe Compton was a special guest for the afternoon, the members in attendance being Mrs. Geo. Chaney, Mrs. F. S. Emery, Mrs. J. A. Lamb, Mrs. A. E. Bradford, Mrs. R. L. Stewart and Mrs. F. L. Greenough. Miss Ruby Taylor had a moot de lightful jamboree at her home hursday evening. She made up rips in the Fresh Air Taxi Cab for the following distinguished guests 4r and Mrs Kingfish, Madam Queen, Andy and Amos, Peaches, Susi«, Aunt Lillian, Ughtnin*. the ^raveling man and Pat Pending. The raveling man took Lightnin’ for one ast ride but Andy and Susie made •he fastest ride of the. evening, so vere suitably rewarded. After the -rips in the taxi cab were over, they ill had something to eat. Madame Queen was squelched by Lightnin*. but Andy stood up for her. The Kingfish tried to get important but the missus squelched him, '""The" traveling man tried Jiis arts on Mad- lam Queen but she preferred her \ndy. Andy started to jump all over iusie two or three times in his usual clustering manner but Susie had a quick comeback. Outside of that a food time was had by all. Just who took the various parts must be left to the reader’s imagin ation. Those present were Messrs md Mesdames Ralph Taylor, Julius Ruble. Lafe Compton, M. F. Pettit, W. E. Bosserman and R. E. Boober. A group of ladies who meet on Monday afternoon for sewing, mat this week with Mrs. Lafe Compton at her apartment at the Coquille hotel. Next week the ladies will meet with B. P. W. Meeting Monday New Books aLthe Library Mrs. Bradford in ~ Marshfield. The Thirty members attended the regu The following is a list of the new Parents’ Co-operation Sought lar meeting of the Business and Pro- books now in the Coquille library, as group includes -Mesdames Emery, Boober, Purvance, Lawrence, Comp- In order to cut down the number of f.ssional Women's Club on Monday furnished by Mrs. Pearl Ellingsen, absences that plague high schools, the evening at the Coquille Hotel. A librarian, and the magazines which top and Bradford. tqllowing information is being given short business meeting was held for may be found on the reading tables The ladies auxiliary of the Ameri- o the public. committee reports. Inez Rover, Fran there in 1935: cari Legion gave a benefit card party As every one knows, there is no law ces Oddy, Jennie Price, Viola New-, “Mary Peters,” Vary Ellen Chase; luncheon Tuesday at the Legion compelling a child to go to high ton, and Inez Chase all reported as •Goodbye Mr? Chips,” Hilton; “Cap Home. Owing to a little misunder school or a parent to send him. When chairmen of their respective com tain Nicholas,” Hugh Walpole; “Jeal standing in the handling of the sqle he or she does come, however, we as mittees. Harriet Gould, publicity ous House,” Clarence Buddington of tickets.' the affair was not the fi sume that they are doing so because chairman, requested snapshots from Kelland; “Lamb in His Bosom,” Car nancial success the ladies hoped for, they desire the benefits of an educa club members for use in the club oline Miller; “And Quiet Flows the but those attending report a most en tion. In order for a child to continue Don,” Sholokhov; "paaquerie,*' El scrapbook. joyable time. Very nice prizes were to attend they must obey the rules of After the business meeting the eve eanor Mercien, (gift); “Wooden awarded the two holding high scores. the institution. Among the rules im ning's entertainment Was. in charge of Swords," Jacques Deval (gift); “Rev Mrs. Roy Boober and Mrs. A. B. Col posed by state law is that a student Mrs. Mulkey, chairman erf the Inter elry,” Samuel Hopkins Adams, (gift); lier being the recipients. may be excused from school for only national Relations committee. The new»—poetry, “Wine from These two reasons, sickness, and death in first number on the program consist Grapes,” Millay; new non-fiction, the family. The K club met with Mrs. R. C. ed of some French and English songs “Only Yesterday," Frederick Lewis Vaughan at her home on Coquille During the depression we in the sung by the following girls, accom Allen; “42 Years in the White House,” Heights, Wednesday evening. Miss local school have allowed an excused panied by Geraldine Ensele at the pi IrWin (Ike).Hoover; “The New Deal Knife Hospital ano: Eileen Kern, Mary Ann Schroe ers,” by unofficial observer, (gift); Dean Harding held high score for the absence when a student has had an evening’s play. ' Others present were opportunity to work for wages and Mrs. Walter Tucker, of Bandon, un der, Gretchen Bunch, Blanche San- “Challenge to Liberty,” Herbert Mrs. Dan Maginnis, of Marshfield, in some cases to help out at home. derwent a major operation Monday. don, Margaret Purvance, Levelle Wal- Hoover, (gift); “The Land Question, Misses Kathleen McClintock, Har- Trips, etc., we have also allowed Mrs. Warren Herzog, of North strom. Dorothy Glaisyer, Myrtle Min Etc,” Henry George, (gift); “Social net Gould, Barbara Bradford, Jean- J I when parents have called in advance Bend, submitted to a major operation ter, Dorris Compton, Isabel Unsoeld, Problems,” Henry George. ette Pook and Marvin Jane Hawkins. and made arrangements. Wednesday. Virginia Harteon, ¿nd Marilyn Comp Books for Children: Poetry, “Silver Hand-made telly cards, original and In spite of the fact that we have , Mrs. Geo. Terry, of North Bend, ton Mr. M. W. Purser was the main Pennies,” ed. by Thompson; “This most amusing, furnished additional been very reasonable in the matter, sister of Mrs. James Richmond, was speaker of the evening and he gave Singing World,” Untermeyer. Stories, entertainment for the guests. The there have been a number of ab operated on Wednesday morning. a very entertaining account of his ex “Lance of Kanawa,” French; “Swiss next meeting of the club will be with sences which, for want of a better Mrs. L. M. Spurgeon, of Coaledo, periences while residing in Spain. He Family Robinson,” Wyss; “Emily of term, must be characterized as had a major operation Wednesday. also gave a brief history of their New Moon,” Montgomery; "Emily Miss Bradford. “hookey.” Often times it is impossi Thursday E. M. Clayton, who suf language and nationality, and men Climbs,” Montgomery; “Emily’s Mrs. F. W. Martin entertained with ble to detect such cases and it is es fered an accident at the mill, entered tioned Spain as one of the few Eu Quest,” Montgomery. L. M. Mont a dessert luncheon, yesterday, several pecially so when the parents connive the hospital for treatment ropean countries not yet "tourist Con gomery is the author of the “Anne of of her friend* from Marshfield and with the student by writing excuses, Two children of Mr. and Mrs. Ted scious.” The talk was enjoyed thor Green Gables” books and the “Emily” Coquille, the ladles playing contract and protecting the pupil in other Snider, of Coquille, were operated on oughly by all the members of the books are fully as entertaining. “Chil . a . The ways. yesterday. club. After the program Mrs dren of the Covered Wagon,” Many bridge during the afternoon. tables ware prettily decorated with Absences of any kind cut down ef Mackey, Mrs. Walton and Miss Mc Jane Carr. A story written by an green tapers, and yellow daffodils. ficiency of the school and of the stu New CancH tn Circuit Court Clintock assisted Mrs. Mulkey in serv Oregon author for children, but one From the neighboring tity were Mrs. dent. They make education a more ing a Spanish lunch of sandwiches which older people will enjoy. This Feb. 1—Clarence S. Strong vs. Lu J. E. Roy, Mrs. Donovan Denning, expensive process than it ought nor and chill beans. book is also a gift to the library. Mrs. John O'Farrell and Mrs. R. J« mally to be. A certain number of ab cille M. Strong. Suit for divorce. The magazines for 1935 are: The Feb. 4—Douglas Building A Loan Bergeron. The Coquille ladies pres sences are unavoidable and these we A Grange Dance American, The American Boy, The ent were Mrs. A. L. Beck, Mrs. Louis cannot help. We feel, however, that Association vs. Clarence R. Davis st County Gentleman, House and Gar Charneski, Mrs. E. L. Vinton and Mrs. with a little more co-operation from al. Mr. and Mrs. George Steward, of den, House Beautiful, Good House Feb. 4—C. W. Panter vs. R. M. and the parents that we can cut down the Leneve, were the delightful hosts to Ted Homecker. w keeping, Ladies Home Journal, Mc present list tremendously. Please Roberta A Beckham a number of Coquille Grange mem Call's Magazine, Nature Magazine, Feb. 4—Nellie B. Houser vs. Fines bers and their friends at an Informal Mrs. Don McCune is entertaining make an effort to have your son or Saturday Evening Pori. Scientific dance in their home Saturday eve her contract bridge club this mom- daughter in school whenever it is at Houser. Spit for divorce. American, Popular Mechanics, Read Feb. 5—Ella May Eudsley vs. Ed ing. There will be two tables in all possible If for any reason other ning. A small collection was taken er’s Digest, Woman’s Home Compan play. Mrs. Verrill McCurdy, a mem than those mentioned above, you be ward Everett Eudsley. Suit for di up to go toward paying for regalia ion, ’ The National Geographic, ber of the club who with her husband lieve it necessary to keep a child out vorce. for the Grange pageantry. Music was Needlecraft, Colliers, Sunset. The Feb. S—Lottie E. Conner vs. Thar- departed for Seattle last Sunday for please call the office and explain. furnished by J. W. Ruble and C. J. last three mentioned are gift sub Bressler, guitars; H. L. Varney, C. several months’ stay, was honored You will find us very willing to co ald C. Conner. Suit for divorce. scriptions from the Woman's Auxil Feb. 7—Dollie E. Manning vs Jas. with a surprise shower and dinner last operate. V. Smith, Wm. Roth and C. M. Hart iary of the American Legion. Other F. Manning. Suit for divorce. H. H. Hartley, week at the home of Mrs. Walter well, violin; John Martin and Carl . gifts are: Hygeia, American Builder, Principal Coquille High School Bingham. The next meeting of the ton Smith, accordion; John Martin, i Better Homes and Gardens. ^ Three Divorces Granted club will be with Mrs. Harold Gould. banjo; Mrs. C. M. Hartwell and Carl ton Smith, piano. Luncheon of cake, Ladles Lost by Small Score Three divorcee were granted by Nora Parrish Improving A number of the girls of the local sandwiches and coffee was served at The Chamber of Commerce bowl Judge Brand in Circuit court here Miss Nora Parrish, daughter of Mr. organization of Job's Daughters, ac ing quintet finally won a game; and midnight to the following from Co Tuesday, to the plaintiffs in the fol quille: Messrs, and Mesdames John and Mrs. Robert Parrish, of Gravel companied by several of the parents, it was by defeating the ladies who a lowing cases: —.-«jw- -r - Martin, O. K. Rakestraw, Fred Whea- Ford, who entered the Mast hospital motored to Marshfield on Wednesday few weeks ago handed them a trim Wallace J. Dennis vs. Lenere G. totvC- V. Smith, E A. Wimer, J. W. and underwent an emergency opera evening to visit the chapter there and ming. At that they won by a scant Dennis • Ruble, H. A. Stewart, Ray V. Smith, tion for ruptured. appendix four participate in the dance which fol 62 pins in three games. The ladies Minnie Kolkhorst vs. Charles Kolk- program. won last week from the 20-30 Club horst. C. J. Bressler, E. M. Dunn, H. L. weeks ago, was able to be moved lowed the meeting and Varney, H. Martindale, and Carlton Sunday to the home of her sister. Among the visitors from Coquille team by 89 pins. The ladies play Albertine W. Bond vs. Maynard R. Smith; from Roy, Mr. and Mrs. A, Mrs. Lester Billings, of this city. Her were: Mrs Willard Bosserman and ing were Misses Joyce Wright, Ber Bond. Mackey; from Leneve. Mr. and Mrs. many friends will be glad to know daughter, Donna Dean, Mr. and Mrs. nice Eggleston, Mrs. McGrew, Mrs. Ben Hepler and Mr. and Mrs. Joe that she is recovering splendidly E. Purvance anM 'daughter, Margaret. Sally Lane and Mrs. Alice Roberts. | Hay for Sale at the W. L. Kistner Varney; from Fat Elk, Mr. and Mrs. from her operation and will be able Mrs. 0. C. Sanford. Miss Mary Lou The Chamber of ’ Commerce squad placa, opposite S. P. depot. to be out and about in a few days. Wm. Roth; from Riverton, Mr. and Nosier, Miss Dorothy Glaisyer, Miss was composed of J. L. and S. F. Stev- | Hay, all baled. Mrs. C. M. Hartwell and the hosts. Peggy Wemich and Miss Marilyn ens, J. A Fitzpatrick. Wm. Barrow Marriage Licenses Compton. and Chas. Roberts. * < Feb. 2—Edward E Boering, of The Episcopal Guild ladies met in North Bend, and Zelda Coyle McGee, The Friendly Dozen regular session on Wednesday in the Modem Piano Instruction of Williams, Ore. The Friendly Dozen, Sanford Feb. 8—Earl A. Houghaweril, of Parish house, with Mrs. Bert Folsom Heights club, met Wednesday with ' INEZ ROVER Marshfield, and Vivian Mildred Piel, and Mrs. Lbuis Charneski hostesses Mrs. L. P. Fugelson as hostess. The for the afternoon to the following la Pkone ML of North Bend. 1*3 W. M St. ladies sewed during the afternoon RENT — Furnished Modem Feb. 6—Robbin S. McDonald and dies: Mesdames Norcott, Barton, Tli ree-room House. Reasonable .Mansell, Hazard, Taylor, Robinson. and the serving of dainty refresh- Mildred Wallace, both of North Bend. rent Inquire 367 W. Fifth. --- 1----- '________ Selbig, Pettit. Stewart, Beck, Vinton ment« c,o’ed th« afternoon session and Watson. The Guild ladies are Tho*> present were Meedames Sam. planning their annual George Wash- Arnold, H. S. Cadman, Grant Wilcox, FOR RENT—House and acreage at 301 Schroeder street., Apply to ington birthday party for February John A Martin, Fred Nosier, Ray John Bullack on Rink Creek road. ,20th, which will be a dessert lunch- Lund, C. V. Smith and Dorothy Cad eon followed by cards. BLUESTONE Seed Wheat, »2.30 cwt. man and Bruce Martin. Farr A Elwood, Inc. *■ - - ■ - - - ----- - The Needle Workers met with Mrs. Corner Third and Coulter « Phone 100 E. A. Wimer for a one o'clock lunch FOR SALE—Logging Trailer; Bunks G. T. COOK Coquille eon yesterday. Those enjoying the etc., like new. See at Southwestern afternoon were Mesdames Detlefsen, Motor Co. G. Brick Mason Cross, Gilman. Ruble, Schram, Taylor, | Fireplaces and Chimneys FOR RENT OR SALE—6-room, mod Simpson, Arnold. Yarbrough and em house on Sanford Heights, one- Pook. The ladies wjll hold their next P. O. Box <2, Coqoille half acre or more of land. See L. < meeting at the home of Mrs. Yar-1 , Want Ads Gano i Funeral Home Ambulance Service Machine > ltf Harry Wise at Coquille Shop or on place. EARLY Cabbage and Lettuce Plants and Bermuda Onion sets. Farr A Elwood, Inc. FOR SALE—One young mare and gelding, weight about 1800, and new logging harness. John M. Auer place on North Bank road. 1* FOR SALE CHEAP — Three, used counter Show Cases. J. A. Lamb Co. FAT HENS, 14c IJ5. Inc. Farr A Elwood, GOWS FOR SALE—W. C. Griffin, 4 miles above Gravel Ford, phone 8R5. Myrtle Point. 3t2* BUY Crown Flour and Feeds at Coos Feed & Seed Stores. FOR SALE OR TRADE — 160-acre • timber land near Junction City, Ore. Inquire of Frank McCrary, Coquille, phone 188R 3t2* FEED WHEAT, »1.55 cwt. Elwood, Inc. . ■ - Farr A — * FOR RENT—Modern 5-room house, at 123 South Henry. Apply to — Harry Slack, attorney-at-law, First National Bank Bldg. MORCROP Fertilizer for gardens, 4c th. Farr A Elwood, Inc. _ _______ GREY Seed Oats, »2.25. wood, Inc. Farr & El WE ACCEPT Coos county general fund warrants at 5 per cent dis count only. Folsom's Grovery. *" HAY, for Sale or trade, for stock cat tle. Kruse Bros., Roseburg, Ore., Route 1. St* MARTON'S SMOKED Salt and Sausage Seasonings at Coos Feed A Seed Stores. ______ County A School Warrants accepted on the following USED CARS *29 ’28 ’29 *31 ’27 *30 ' ’FD Dodge DA Sedan Pontiac Coupe Dodge Coupe , Chev Truck, IS? inches. Pontiac Sedan Chev. Club Sedan - lePCoach ’3> Chevrolet Sedan ’2» Chev. Coach. ’30 Chev. »-wheel Sedan. "31 Ford Truck, 137 in. 13 Chev. 131 in. Truck. . Convenient Terms (taten—GM AC Plan Southwestern Motor Co. Chevrolet Pontiac Buick V X-
