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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1935)
** MYRTLE POINT ITEMS John a;.«l C»t:ol Tiehenor, al ro gland- visited their mother, Mrs : Mary Holt and sister, Mrs. T. G . Guerin Saturday. They were on I their way to Port Orford, where they i viil spt-nd several days. Mrs. Florence Guerin entertained Tuesday evening at a six o’clock din ner for Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ben nett» Mrs. J. V. Leep, Mrs. Genevieve Rudolph and small son and Mrs. M. B. Bennett. Mr and Mrs. H. E. Peck, of Med ford, spent Surdty with their dnugh- er. Batty, here. A number of Myrtle Point young people Attended the' Job’s Daughters fane*' given in C'quille Saturday vening. Mrs. Henry Roslow returned home he last of the week from a week’s stay in K’amath Falls and Lakeview. Melvin Bunch leftt last week for ^Ikton. where he has employment. Mrs. Lily Dement, who has been II for several weeks, Is not so well his week. A group of friends pic nicked on the Bandon beach Sunday. Those ;oing were Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pe- Jan and two children, Mr. and Mrs M. J. Morrison, Frank Morrison, Ray Guerin, Dorothy Bowers, Irene «.«-Ji Rookard and Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Mr. and Mrs. E. Folsom, of Salem. k Mrs. Fred Garrett, of Aurora, and Miss Margaret Garrett, of McMinn ville, eame in Tuesday evening and stayed until Thursday when they returned home. The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church met Wednesday afternoon in the church social rooms with Mes- dames Myrtle Button, Chas. Wool ridge, Gardner ard Elmer Russell as hostesses. At this meeting the ther mometer contest ended with the blues in the lead. Mrs. Mary Lundy was the leader of the blue and Mrs. Lau I -»resident Roosevelt requesting the W. C. T. U. Held County rence Clinton of the reds. The los Meeting at Bay Tuesday imposed naval maneuvers of the ing side Entertains the winning side United States battleships be prevent at the next meeting. The Coos County Women’s Chris ed, as it was felt this would be an . Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kimberly re tian Temperance Union held a splen unwarranted affront to our neigh turned to their home in Eugene, af did Institute at Marshfield Methodist boring nation, and liable to bring se ter a five days* visit at the Joe Mast church Tuesday, which was attended rious consequences. The W. C. T. U. home. believes that understanding friend by some forty men and women. Mrs Delmar Stiltner and Roy El Departments represented were: Of ship and profitable trade are more to lis, Jr., of Roseburg, spent Tuesday be desired than expensive prepara ficial Papers. Peace and Publicity by night at the home of their father, R. tion for war. Coquille. L. Ellis. They returned home Wed “Alcohol Discredited as a Medi nesday and Dale Ellis returned with cine,” by Mrs. Holburt, a nurse of Gravel Ford items them to spend the summer. North Bend, who has had many years Mrs. F. Bolenbaugh and daughter. Mrs. George Nelson has been ill the of experience in the profession and Kathleen, will spend Easter with rel past week with the flu. who stated that alcohol in medical * ~ The West Coast Loggers dance atives in Roseburg care was now almost a thing of the Miss Gylene Fitzpatrick returned vas attended by a large crowd and a - past. • . - » home the first of the waek from Port goad time is reported. Saturday Mrs. Martha Mulkey, county sdBool land. where she spent a few days. nigtft there will be another dance. - superintendent, spoke on the work Eighth Grade Day will be held Miss E. M. Jackson returned being done by teachers in the couxlty■ _r from Roseburg and Friday (today) at the Union - high to teach the effects of alcohol on the “ I"“™1 ‘ **, I Bronwsville. where she had visited sehool. — The students who will be ceived while cutting beef Tuesday ! a. m. by the chairman, Mrs. Lucille elected officers of the convention in human system. ready to enter high school next fall tor the past week. their places. During the afternoon Mrs. C. Irvin, of Redmond, return- Kroening The speaker of the day. Mrs. Ada Mrs. Llewellyn Southmayd and Mrs will be shown through the building ed her home this week after a visit of j The following officers con —•— -**» — ♦ for — the — — the Coquille Corps took charge and Jolley, of Portland, state president of and classes. There are 37 in the Percy Barzee entertained the Gravel several weeks with her daughter. vention were chosen: Mrs. Effie put on the initiatory work at which the organization, gave one of the fin class this year. Ford Woman’s Club last Thursday. Laub, president; Mrs. Leona Foley, time two new members were admit est educational talks and demonstra Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cupinski are Miss Ruth Irvin, who is English in Mrs Babette Honsch left Friday for senior vice president; Mrs. Gena ted to the Coquille Corps Colonel C. structor in the high school. Miss Ir tions ever heard in the county. See Eugene where she has employment as the proud parents of a baby girl bom vin accompanied her mother as far Chase, junior vice president; Mrs. Eva T. Blumenrother was a guest of hon ing is believing, and those who were April 9th at the Mast Hospital. This a housekeeper. McCue, treasurer; Mrs. Rebecca Mc or and in his talk, he praised the local as Eugene. fortunate enough to be present were Mrs. Roy Swan has been ill with is their first child. Cue, secretary; Mrs Mary Wagner, Women’s Relief Corps for their sup The seventh and eighth grade stu more than pleased with her presen A. M. Fish has returned to Portland the flu this week. Miss Helen White chaplain; Mrs. Florence Hansen, port of the G. A. R. during times tation of what alcohol is and what after spending a few days here with dents put on a ¡very interesting af is caring for her. guard; Mrs. Anna Truman, conductor; when their help was needed greatly. ternoon program before the school alcohol does, its usefulness outside his family. Mrs. Roxy Haskin, assistant guard; It was decided to hold the next meet and patrons Friday afternoon. Just the human body and its injurious ef Fred Brown left the first of the We have appointed C. H. Hodgdon week for Powers, where he has em as the audience was well seated in Mrs. Sarah Wickham, patriotic in ing at Coquille, the date to be decided fects Inside the body. All orders ployment. the music room of the high school a structor; Mrs. Motel Howard, musi upon later. Solos were sung by Mrs. E. V. Har our agent for Coquille. cian; Mrs. Mattie McGuffin, assistant , There were forty-six members — ._— - __ Virginia ....__ _ Horton, ™., — or phoned (IM) him will be rington and of .left , Miss Varona Clinton left the first little boy appeared over the top of Marshfield. Rev. G. V. Fallis, of the promptly taken care of. Give our of the week for Dora, where she will the curtains and spoke a poem. On conductor; Ethel Ticknor, press cor present at the afternoon session. _____ the color bearers are Those present from Coquille were ___ _____ , and M et h od is t ch ur ch, h ad L l iai'ge o f t he n o r al wr t s nial We win do o ar stay for several months with Mrs. S. StHiunu loon, However, one reainca t* respondent, No. 1, Mrs. Ida Hill; No. 1, Grace Mesadmes Clara I. Wheeler, Blanche devotionals. ¡ best to please you. Myrtle Green- was not a boy but Mayme Royer and Iverson while Mr. Iverson is away. Ward; No. 3, Mrs. aUsda Goodrich; Davia, Sarah Wickham, Flora E. Personal letters were written to houses. Myrtle Point. 4tf Mr. and Mrs. John Belloni and the poem was one of her own com No. 4, Mrs. Clara Wheeler. i Dunne, Roxy Haskins, Estelle Dunn, family and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Davis position. Little Marilyn Freeman, the At noon the meeting adjourned and Linda Goodrich, Rebecca McCue, Le mascot of the school next sang two and family attended the wedding of / all went to the dining room, where a ona Foley, Mattie McGuffin, Ella Miss Helen Belloni and Al Tailant in songs. The third was a topsy-turvy bountiful dinner was served to the Scheehan, Gena Chase, Amelia Hill play where all the girls took boys ’ Coquille Saturday morning. large crowd, Including many viators and Mary Stanlnger. parts and all the boys took girls' Lee Web returned to his home at The afternoon session was called to Calling cards. 50 for il oo. Chowchilla. California, after spend parts. It was called “Crossed Wires.” ; Royer and Doris Morgan gave a very' order at two o’clock with the newly ing several days at the William Lob dell home. He took a load of young good tap dance, which they bad learned by themselves. This was fol heifers with him. A jolly group of friends and rela lowed by Joyce Moody and Doris tives picnicked on the beach Wed Morgan in another dance. Fred Por nesday evening. Those who enjoyed ter, still in his girlish costume for i the affair were Mr. and Mrs. E. Fol the play “Crossed Wires,” gave an We offej appropriate meats for your Easter Menu interpretative reading. “ The Little som, of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Garret and daughter, Margaret. Del Boy at the Circus,” but because of bert Steele. June Chandler, Mrs Fred his costume was changed to “The Lit Morrell Pure Pork Garrett, of Aurora and Mr. and Mrs. tle Girl at the Circus.” “The Wed .4>: B. Folsom and Mrs. Geo. Folsom, of ding of Rudy ar.d Nanette” was most informative for those young men who Coquille. » • • s. want to get married. The cast in- - I eluded Lucille Danielson. Frankie Whole or Half (We make ’em) Riverton News Edgmon, Oran Holbrook, George a Doris The Juniors and Seniors, along with Kight and Carolyne Fetch. White played a delightful number on' : './sty some of their best pals, packed their Pound P°un<i her Hawaiian guitar, accompanying troubles in the old kit bag, left that home, and all went to Bandon beach her vocal number. The last part of Thursday evening. They played the program was a play. “Sail Right Knight’s Fancy Fancy games and roasted weinies over a In" and was the story of young folk with troublesome little brothers and roaring fire. The Randolph play, “The Hermit’s meddlesome little sisters. The cast * . even more of a success Mullen. Mile. Hart- House," w for. The characters wel1’ Don* Morgan and J°yce Moody. I than was AT ECONOMY D«- presented this t mystery play' i Joe -Varney moved this week to PRICES with such realism that several in the San Francisco, where he will resume audience screamed when shots were I work. His wife and small daughter.' fired and weird sounds issued from Claudia Lee, will follow him there as the stage. Much credit is due to the soon as school is ended. Mrs. Mabel Bean, accompanied by able director, Gertrude Russell, but -• her sister-in-law, Mrs. George Mar the actors and actresses were superb tin, drove out to Roseburg Wednes in the interpretations of the charac day. Phone 201 We deliver ters. The cast included Edith Horn ing, Mary Young, Ruth Lenon, Elsie Wilcox, Marjorie Williams, Jack Hul- W. R. C, District Convention * k “THE QUESTIONER?” tin, Kenneth. Yeager, Mervi) Hultin. at Bandon Last Weak Í Easter Pageant Nelson Russell Gerald Russell, Pete Sloten and Rollins Horning. Every at On Wednesday, April 10th, the first, one enjoyed the dancing afterward convention of the Women’s Relief. Church of Christ and the newly waxed floor helped Corps, district No. 9. was held in Ban-I Easter Sunday 8:00 O’clock Ben Hepler is suffering this week don at the G. A. R. Legion Hall. The, fjom a severe cut on hi» hand, rt- meeting was sailed to order at 10:30 ' I I i I I I GOODÄEAR ÆX SPEEDWAY $550 I II I LrAT/nBEI 'V Coquille Ser vice Station ■t f Easter Greetings HAMS A SILVER SCREEN STAR INSPECTS SILVER STREAK MOTOR Enter Into the Spirit of Easter ■ I- • Link Sausages 27® C DILLS 2Oc LAMB r i Economy Gish Market J ,1 ■ * ' ; f. * _______ I ......................................
