The Coquille Valley sentinel., March 29, 1935, Page 3, Image 3

Mrs. Geo. Lorenz and Mrs. Ed. Lor-
epz were hostesses to the Episcopal
Guild ladies on Wednesday for the
usual meeting, including business and
sewing. Next Wednesday the ladies
will serve a potluck dinner at the
t.noasshour, which the public is invited
to attend—adults paying 25 cents for
dinner, children 15c. The ladies pres­
ent on Wednesday included: Mes-
dames Mansell, Hazard, Sherwood,
Selbig, Gillespie, Martin, Taylor', Pet­
tit and Vinton.
j* .chairman of the committee which will
co-operate with the Woman’s Club
and other civic organizations and
which will m^et with the city council•
next Monday evlrning to discuss what
can be done thcri.
Miss Jeannette Pook entertained
Lafe Compton was named on the
several of her friends with an jnfor-
mat family dfhner on Wednesday Highway committee, the other mem­
•vening. Enjoying the occasion were bers being J. A. Lamb and Mr. Nor­
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Vaughan, Miss ton. A. N- Gould was named as a
Dean Harding. Miss Kathleen Mc­ member of the fish and game com­
t
Clintock. Miss Harriet Gould, Mr. and mittee.
Roy Wernich reported that he had
Mrs. Pook and Bill Pook.
received considerable encouragemet^.
The Justamere club members met in Portland for his plan of loading
at the home of Mrs. Hal Pierce yes­ vessels at Coos Bay for European '
terday for one o’clock lunch and shipment. When he was up there he
needlework. The members enjoying found eight carloads of freight from'
the day With Mrs. Pierce were: Mes­ Coos county which was to cross the
dames Sanford. Sherwood. Osmund- Atlantic, and he believes he will be
son, Sickels, Smith, Johnson, Lamb, able to work out an agreement which
Hawkins, Fuhrman, Folsom, Green- will save local shippers the cost Of
the haul to Pot Hand, and provide suf­
ough and Wernich.
ficient business for some steamship
Mrs. J. E. Norton’s Camp Fire Giris line that a vessel can be loaded at the
group enjoyed a dance given last Sat­ Bay.
It was announced that the Caos
urday evening at the Odd Fellows
hall.
Peppy music by Mrs. Mary county postmasters request the co­
Gilbert added to the evening's pleas­ operation of Chambers of Commerce
ure. Mrs. M. EarP Wilson, president in preparing for the annual conven­
of the Board of Sponsors of Coquille tion of Oregon postmasters which Is
Camp Fire Girls, and Mrs. Norton, to be held in Coquille in late summer
or early fall.
chaperoned the affair.
Millinery
Miss Cary Singing in Portland
Dorothy Cary, daughter bf Mr. and
Mrs. Leo J. Cary of Coquille, will
have a star role in the Lenten concert
being presented by Marylhurst col­
lege singers at the Madeleine Hall,
Portland, next Tuesday.
She will
ting the inspiring soprano solos of
Stabat Mater," famous eighteenth
century oratorio by Pergblesi, and
will be supported by a cast of 35
young singers who are students, at
Marylhurst college (Oswego) and
members of the group of selected
singers known as Treble Triad..
Miss Sara Olsson, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. B. W Olsson, Marshfield,
is a member of Treble Triad and will
participate prominently in the choral
numbers.
The great Lenten theme
will be depicted by tableaux, repre­
senting the stations of the cross and
scenes frona the life of Our Sorrowful
Mother.
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