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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 5, 1935)
004ÜILU VAL1AY I t — MYRTLE POINT ITEMS Mr*. L«e ttonbai. at Roseburg, one in Friday for a few days’ visit at the home of her sister, Mrs T. O. Sumerlin. . - Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sigsby left Thursday for their home in Sacra mento, California, after a week's visit at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. George Ward. Several Myrtle Pointer* went to Corvallis Saturday and attended the wedding of Mis* Velma Hamilton and Harry C. Visae, which was solemnized at the Federated Church Sunday af ternoon at three o'clock. Those going from here were Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Barker, Mr. and Mrs T. G. Sumerlin and daughter, Katherine. Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Russell and daughter, El- mi, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schroe- 8,400 Skid Tests Prove “G-3” Grip Stops Cars Quickest! Look st thoae deep-cut diamonds in the CENTER where they can dig in and “Mt*'* ch* road. That's why other tirea *Md 14% to 19% farther when beaked. The annual Lions Club ladies' night was held in the Jack and Jill Cafe Thursday evening at seven o’clock. A musical program was enjoyed during the banquet. Eugene Laird, son of Mr. and Mr*. Joe Laird, opened law offices in the Security Bank building one day last TRIPLE GUARANTEE week. Mr. Laird is a graduate of th* 1. Against road hasards^ University of Oregon law school. 2. Against defect* for life Elder and Mrs Albert Livingston 3. Our own guarantee and all 1. 43% Mor* MUas of REAL of Portland are visiting relatives and Non-Skid Safety year local service friends in Myrtle Point this week. 2. Quicker Stopping Grip— Elder Livingston held servioe* in the Abo “Goodyear Margin at re-organized Latter kDay Saint* Lifetime Guaranteed ■ Safety'* Church Sunday. ► 3. Blowout Protection in not so GOObyEAR Mrs. G. L. McRay and Mr*. R. H. one but ALL Pile* Lemon were hostesses to member* of the Past Matrons Club Thursday af ternoon at the home of Mrs. McRay. A delicious luncheon was served at 1:30 p. m. and the afternoon wa* en- loyed playing bridge. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Anderson re turned to their home at Dilley after a few days’ visit with relative* in Myr tle Point. Miss Marguerite Sunstrup returned on that date. to her duties at the University Oregon Riverton News Word has been received that Lew after spending her spring vacatiorf at The party given for the grade Sonjieland and John Phillip, are the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. school basketball team at the home of ' Th. man* A. M. Sunstrup. Mr «nd „nd Mr« c m Hartwell last Fri- 1 * ' e around now. . The many Mr. Mrs. C. MJtertwell last Fri riends the#e two men win glad • friends of these two men will be glad Mrs. Carl Hollenbeck and daughter, day night was a complete success. It, to hear of their recovery. Betty, returned to their home in Spo •Iso proved to be a birthday party for I Several boy* met with Miss Wood- BiUy Rae. Miles Hartwell was unan i' ward at the school house on Monday kane. Wash,, after a few days' visit st the E. C. Barker home. imously elected honorary captain of night for their regular weekly music Miss Adeline Gurney returned to •the team for the year. Mr. Hayward, ' lesson. The class in sight-reading is her school duties after spending a the coach, was high point man in the i coming right along their instructor few day* at the home of her parents, games played after dinner, but re Mr. and Mr*. William Guemey. Mis* i signed in favor of BiUy Rae,.who wa* “?• , I On Easter Sunday of thi* year there Guerney teaches st Grant* Pas*. second. Those who enjoyed the de i will be a change in the usual Sunday Miss Margaret Garrett arrived lightful evening were Mr. and Mrs. \ I morning schedule for the Sundry horn* Friday evening from McMinn Ansel Hayward, Mr. and Mrs. Mull school. Sunday school will start an ville and will spend her sifting va ens, Lee Roe, Rex Chappel, Billyj hour earlier and the ladies will come cation at th* home of her parents, Mr. Rae, Georg* Kight, Oren Holbrook,;______ ‘ ‘i their pot-luck din and Mr*. R. F. Garrett. She is attend Orville Hull, Miles Hartwell, Max ners, to stay until afternoon. A short ing Linfield College Mullens, Grant Hartwell and th* program will follow the usual ses Mr. and Mrs Binger Laird, of hosts, Mr. and Mr*. C. M. Hartwell. sion and then dinner The choir and Roseburg, spent Sunday with friend* Miss Ruth Irvin, English instructor, minister from the Baptist Church in in Myrtle Point. drove out to Roseburg Monday night North Bend will come and present Miss Jean Guerin, of San Francisco, and met her mother, Mrs. J. P. Irvin, Several musical numbers, including a arrived Monday to spend a two of Redmond, and brought her here for baritdne solo. Everyone is rrqed I to weeks' vacation. She is taking nurse's a visit. attend and join with the rest in 1 the training at the Lane Hospital in San The school board at Coaledo con services. template* sending its seventh and ™i#tv h in the Francisco. Betty Ros* entertained a group of eighth grade student, to Riverton. ! making among the young men and her friends Saturday evening at a starting next Monday. women of the community. A com birthday party. Gam** were played, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steward and plete study of the Bible is one of the after which refreshments of ice cream small son, of Englewood, are visiting purpose* of thi* group. and cake were served. The young his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George j t- people then enjoyed the midnight Several of the young folk* a BXX mmm ‘ ----------- I------------------------- 4 —------------------ \ B w WWJT m * .f j ed the old and well-known cl show at th* Hiland Theatre. Th* in Spring is here, the flower* are all to Bald Rock last Sunday afternoon. vited guests were Phyllis Belloni. in bloom, the gras* I* green and the The trip up wa* rough and very tire Maxine Knight. Ernestine Lu thy, water look* so warm! One dive was some. but when the height were Wanita Huff, Ala Wilson, Josephine plenty, however, for those bathing gained at last, they all agreed that Deyoe Katherine Sumerlin and Fred- enthusiasts last Sunday and Monday. the bramble scratches and sort feet ericka Brown. The ferryman, however, wa* so very were worth it. Looking out over the Mrs. J. R. Bunch entertained at a anxioua to go swimimng that he went valley at thi* height is a beautiful one o’clock luncheon Tuesday in hon off the boom pole near the ferry with scene, with the timber framing the or of Mrs. Eva Bunch, of Gravel Ford. all hl* clothe* on. * field* which have already received Cover* were laid for Mesdames M. B Ml«* Helen Nulf, of Leneva, wa* their new spring coat* of green. Thoae Bennett, J. V. Leep and Florence visiting her many friends in Riverton comprising the party were: Harriet Guerin, of Myrtle Point, and Mrs. Monday. Mis* Nulf is a graduate of Jensen, Bette Yoeman, Carlena Alley, Levi Bunch and Mr*. C. H. Bunch, of '34 high school class and up to a few Viola and Helen Johnson. Don Phil Coquille. The afternoon was spent week* ago ha* bean attending the Eu lips, Jack Turner, Fay and Ben Hol- in sewing and social chat. gene Business College of that dty. verstott and Phil Jensen. The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian Mr*. A. C. Dye and daughter, Church met Wednesday afternoon at Marie, ha* been attending the Eugene in Circuit Court the home of Mrs C. Huling, with Miss Business College, have returned home. Mr. Dye drove to Eugene af Mar. 30—In th* matter of the es Emma Schneider assisting After the business meeting refreshments were ter them Saturday afternoon. Aubrey tate of John Grandy, deceased E Haan, who la principal of the Mar. 30—Douglas Bldg. & Loan served. Mrs. Henry Roeslow left today for * schools, and his mother, Mrs. Flora A*»’n v*. S M. Noaler et al. Klamath Falls, where she will attend Haan, who have been occupying the Mar. 30—Douglas Bldg. A Loan a meeting of the Order of Eastern Dye residence, have moved out. Mr*. Ass'n vs. C. D. Walker et al. Star. Mrs. W. V. Glaisyer joined her Haan has gone to Ashland to spend April 1—Douglas Bldg. A at Medford. the remainder of the winter with her Ass'n v*. Marion George et al. Special while they last Onion UNCOLORED JAPAN TEA SALSODA Bulk. 1 lb Mt. Hood Brand 2*4 lb Packages Regular 50c grade Flawless Brand APRICOTS 24 Cans Fine Flavor. Beautiful Fruit A good time to stock up GOOD-YEAR BIG BOY SOAP 2 Cans file big yellow bar Extrasl NO EXTRA COST « 45c • An Oregon Product SALAD OIL Best Quality Bulk SWIFTS PRIDE WASHING POWDER 43 oz. Package Coquille S ervice Stati on 15c CEDAR POLISH The big 32 oz. Bottle Special Bring your container SWEET GROUND CHOCOLATE Good Quality. Bulk 2 tbs. for 35c Denco Hams «»“ « who1« Busy Corner Grocery Delivery ; that thrill* the eye and the mind with 'its beauty, that hypnotizes with it* charm, that bring* a new and inspir ing belief in the true greatness of the High School News “Big Heated Herbert,” a comedy motion picture. The Linfield College Quartet en romance, comes to the screen of th* There's the enchantment of a great tertained the student* at an assembly Liberty Theatre today as the feature forest, the beauty of nature in all Wednesday morning Monday after attraction. it* glory, the intense drama of wild noon the Dixie Jubilee Quartet ren There is an all star cast headed by hearts of the big woods, living in ter dered in profesisonal style the sang* the inimitable comedy team, Aline ror of afe mankind, with the odds all students enjoy. MacMahon and Guy Kibbee, whom .against them, and there's the strange Classes thi* week are preparing for audience* will remember for their romance of two animals, a mountain competitive assemblies. The first one hilarious team work in “Th* lion and a deer, born in bitter hatred wa* given Friday, by the freshman Merry Frinks” and “Gold Diggers of of each other, who battle their mutual under supervision of Mia* Gould. 1888.” enemies to protect each other’* live*. Much pep has bean shown by the The picture, based on an uproari In every theatre where “Sequoia" student* over these assemblies ously funny story by the famous au ha* been previewed the audience has After the spring vacation the sen thor, Sophie Kerr, while largely com burst into applause, not one. but doz iors are preparing for the Remaining edy, is spiced with a delightful ro ens of time* Sophisticated men and entertainment* of the semester. The mance with the charming Patricia women of the picture business sat on Junior-Senior Banquet and the Sen Ellis and PhilUp Reed in the roles of ior Ball are coming up for due con the lovers. Their affair run* the the edge of their-seats, thrilled to the marrow, as a full-grown mountain sideration. gauntlet of exceedingly rough paths, lion crouched on a rock ledge ready Charles Reiter has assumed charge however, in the shape of paternal of the Ag Department for the re wrath on the part of a crabbed and to spring, a* th* deer, which had been hi* friend throughout hi* cub days, mainder of the year The Ag boys crotchety parent. bounded gracefully down the runway welcome Mr. Reiter to their depart Aline MacMahon, as the mother, ment and he has taken charge in a takes a hand in smoothing th* way beneath him. In a theatre of silane* ■o deadly you could figuratively hear very efficient manner for the lovers by taming h*r nagging Frank Biases won first place in th* and ill-natured husband by giving it, they sat spellbround watching this Smith-Hughes sectional contest held him a dose of his own medicine, graceful buck prance into what ap peared certain death, only to the at Roseburg. March 23 which provide* some highly amusing lion and the ~ _ recognize each Lincoln School and novel situations. other. In a flash the puma leaped in The re-opening of School brought a Guy Kibbee. in the title role, pro number of new students. Billy vokes the family discord by his stub front of the deer, and the latter, ob Weber entered thè 6Y, Hanny Card- born insistence that his children be viously in ectasy, reached down and well the 7X. Billy Cardwell the 8Y. brought up in poverty and ignorance nozzled his supposedly life-long ene Jean Reiter the 8Y, and Sally Carroll just a* he himself had been, although my, kissed him, fondled him, in a scene that no romantic young couple entered the 8Y just before the vaca he has attained to affluence. could possibly duplicate for genuine tion period. emotional thrills This week marks the opening of the Sreaming headlines smashed the track season The boys, under the corrupt political machine of a great Buried at Bandon direction of Mr. Sayre, began work city. How those headline* came'into Monday; the girls, also under the di being is the basis of the highly thrill Lester Sidney Robbins, 78 year* of rection of Mr. Sayre, began on Wed ing film. “Name the Woman,” fea- •ge, who died at Trout Lake, Wash . nesday. tuming Richard Cromwell. Ariin* March 27, was buried at Bandon thi* Most of the teachers of the Lincoln Judge and Rita La Roy which show. ***k' the b°dy being received by school spent their vacation in or a* the preview Friday and Saturday Schroeder Bros. Mortuaries here. He around Coquille. Mr. and Mr*. Beck, nights. Tyrannized by a ring of “ ,urvived by a son and a daughter, however, went to Vancouver. Mr. grasping politicians, a city of several JeM R°bbins and Mrs. Eula Johnson, and Mrs. Wilson spent a few day* in millions finds the spotlight turned on 'both ol Uandon Interment was in Medford, Mia* Barry spent her va-i the insidious festering within the th* O. O. F. cemetery at Bandon. cation with her parents in Marshfield i 1 government by an adventurous ' ~---------------- — and Mrs. Tyrrell made a trip to young cub reporter and the daughter Coa ' at *2 50 l*r ton tor lun»P 8t Grant* Pas*. . of the reform candidate for mayor the bunker; $4.00 per ton delivered. 7SJ. _ - - action - —n^mi^Mtf The résultent is exciting, Wm. Peart phone Probate Court breath-taking entertainment. Pictures at the Liberty Notos of Interest From The Coming Week the Coquille Schools daughter. Mr. Haan will board at the April 1—Olive M. Walker v*. High School Boy Succumbs E. A. Smith home. Claude W. Walker. Sult for divorce. Adolph Molthu. who la employed at April 3—Valley Bldg. A Loan Ass’n Funeral service* were conducted at the Smith plant in Coquille, la recov v*. Melvin J. Kern and wife. Langlois last Friday for Alphius Ver ering this week from ■ »everecase of April 4—Lillian Irene Harri* vs. non Mclntee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. C. Harris. Suit for divorce. Alphius Mclntee, of Sixes. The young man who was five months past IS year* of age, wa* a student in Pori Fairview Marriage Orford high school. Death followed Friday evening a group of the Mar. 20—J. B. Kraus and Ethel L. ■ two months Illness, due to pneu young people will meet with Miss Riggs, both of Marshfield. monia and complication*, on March Woodward at the community hall for .. ■ ■" ■ V.... - —r song practice. This group is interest Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and 27. 1> was born in Honolulu, Hawaii. ed in working up some Easter music milk, the only milk and cream made Oct. 1910. and came with his parents for the program which is to be held tefe hy pasteurization. to Sixes in 1S31. Rev. Mr. Lore*, of Bandon, con ducted the service* which were in charge of Schroeder Bro*. Mortuaries Interment was at Denmark. The pall A petition for the administration of 1 ’ bearer* were classmates of the senior the 120,200 estate left by Mis* Iteuisa high school class. Bullack. who died last week, wa* Buy Crown Flour and Feeds at filed by Jas. Watson on Tuesday. The EXPERIENCED LICENSED EMBALMERS Coo* Feed > Seed Store*. Btf i real estate is estimated to be worth QUALIFIED LADY ASSISTANT 120,000. J. Arthur Berg yesterday filed a WARRANTS TAKEN petition for the appointment of a guardian for Geo. W. Bird, recently committed to the asylum. His estate Coquille — Phone Bandon, Ore.—Phone is estimated to be worth 82200. SCHROEDER BROS. MORTUARIES, INC. Charles Schroeder 3 Elbert Schroeder Calling Sequoia” (pronounced “See-quo- I ysh), unprecedented drama of wild yah), animal revolt against man, opens Sunday at the Liberty Theatre as something out of the ordinary in mo tion picture entertainment entertainment. “ “ Sequoia" is la something more than a motion, picture. It is a magnificent document that will bring out the bet- bet ter side of mankind, that makes th* •oui soul revqlt against man's man’s inhumanity to th* other creatures of the th* earth, earth.
