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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1935)
Beautiful Izrst W.-dnesday afternoon th« ladies of the Pioneer Missionary So clety felicitated Mr«. W. M. Cunning with a hand cerchief shower in ths church parlors on the eve of her de parture to a new location. Mrs. Cun ning received a deluge of lovely handkerchiefs suspended from an un furled umbrella, while the audience sang “Showers of Blessings.” She was also presented with a friendship book whose dainty hand-painted pages'were inscribed with the auto graphs of each one present. Mrs Cunning feelingly responded, saying the occasion would always pleasantly linger in tier memory. Punch and cookies were served and the guests departed each expresing regret at her leaving and wishing Godspeed to he. new home in the east. Your selection of any one of these tables at $2.95 GOULD Furniture Co Coquille The Past Matrons and Patrons of the O. E. S. enjoyed a most pleasant evening on Friday of last week, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Vin ton, C. E. Niles, Mrs. Bertha Smith, Miss Edna Robison and Mrs. Vinton romposing the committee in charge. Cards and sewing furnished enter- ainment tor the evening, with re freshments following. Those in at tendance were Mesdames Ora Maury, Julius Ruble, H. N. Lorenz, Ed. W. orenz, Bertha Smith. Bert Folsom, .1. W. Pierce, Roy Neal, George Lor- •nz. Miss Edna Robison, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ulett, Dr. and Mrs. W. V. uluisycr. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Niles, J. E. Norton, Lafe Compton and the hostess, Mrs. Vinton. A pure-dye aturdy fabric that is becoming more and more popular! A bright plaid frock with a plain colored jacket would make smart Easter togs! Florala, diagonals, checks, dots, stripes, monotones. Plain colors — pastels and- street shades. And what a value! The Justamere club ladies were en tertained oq Thursday at the home of Mrs. W. S. Sickels, this being the reg ular club day. Needlework followed he one o'clock luncheon. Members present included Mesdames Smith, Lamb, Hazard, Sherwood. Osmund- on, Folsom and Fuhrman. The Episcopal Guild ladies held heir usual sewing on Wednesday at he Parish hov.se with Mrs. Geo. Tay- or and Mrs. A. R. Dimick acting hostesses. A cordial invitation is ex vended to Coquille ladies, if interest 'd, to attend these sessions. Present Wednesday were Mesdames Beck, llazaid, Norcott, Selbig, Pettit, Geo Lorenz, and Wm. Mansell. 7 emptmg Pie» Colors in MacDowell Music Club The MacDowell Music Club met on Tuesday with Mrs. W. V. Glaisyer. 1 Two"interesting papers were read, one on' Current Events by Mrs. Jos. Sayre, and one by Mrs. Geo. W. Bry ant on “Music of Spain.” Spanish music was rendered by Miss Muriel Dae on her violin, ac companied by Mrs. Maud Skaggs Woodyard, anJ consisted of the fol- w 1 rn ’ E - ri “ Fl * Fl " 4 • 0 • • * ■ • • • • i • a * F • • • a r . . 1 1 J j Knife Hospital' Archie Culver submitted to a minor operation on April 22nd. _ On Tuesday Mrs. Ellis Gant enter ed the hospital for treatment as did Sherman Baker, small son of Mr. and Mrs.. Orval Baker, of Ash, Oregon. On Wednesday Mrs. Nellie Billings, of Ai ago, was operated on for goitre and Miss Stafie Zulawinsk, of Mc- Minniville, submitted to a major op eration. Dismissals from the hospital in cluded Muriel Davis, Mary Graham and Chester Davis. Mrs. M. O. Hawkins presented a number of her music pupils in a class recital at her home Thursday eve ning. A very enjoyable evening was spent, with light refreshments served by the hostess later. Mrs. Hawkins was the recipient of a beautiful .bou quet from her pupils, among whom are listed the following: Geraldine Ensele, Eloise Wilson. Peggy Wer- nich Phyllis Bunch, Margaret Ann Wilson, Janie Cramer, Ann Hawkins, Erma Caudill. James Bunch, Edith Modem Piano Instruction INEZ ROVER r ; r j 1*1 1 v’ • - • Sheer, firmly noven Extra-fine Quality! Neu Marquisette Marquisettes bargain priced at only In fresh spring patterns! And endless variety of patterns and spring colors in this most adaptable of all drapery fab ries! 34/M in. Bargains at 10c I 332 First Street, Coquille. Oregon Want Ads suitable for rough land seeding. See «ample at Sentinel office. E. W. McMindes, Inc.. Gardiner, Oregon. 14«. 2nd HAND McCormick Deering 10-20 Tractor for sale, good condition. In quire Floyd Peterson, Bullards. Ore. J. A. Lamb Co., Coquille, Ore. 12 to 1. By Jean Prentice GRASS and Clover Seed «even and eight cent* pound freight prepaid. WARRANTS TAKEN Chadwick lodge No. 68 SUREL1VE Mash or pellets for Baby Chix, »3 25 cwt. Farr & Elwood. Inc.
