Fairview
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zi
t.
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uUne
Under the luP*rvision of the' the daughter of Mr. and W. W. Kight
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Surcamp and Homt- Economic» chairman, Mr». Wm.' of thi» citv
ns Jack,..JLnri
Mvrnn visited —
s_
Jlldd
... serve a
,ons,
Jack-and Myron,
rela-
Judd- ths*
’be ITai
Fairview ladies will
tives in Marshfield last Sunday. The , ’»»ket dinner at noon in the new din-
Surcamps are new folks in the valley. |in« room of the Grange hail
Mr. Surcamp being empoyed at the'
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loggins camp.
Riverton New*
Thera will be a community picnic
The second annual Coos County
at the falls on the fourth of July and Fox Breeders’ picnic, the members as
veryone is urged to come.
The
guests of the A. Barrows family, was
Brewster Valley
usual plans for a program have, been held at their home home Sunday. A
abandoned this year, but the large
Miss Lelah Parks, of Creswell,
general discussion of fox conditions
variety of cats planned by the ladies was held in the morning with a de­ visiting in the valley.
hould make up for this. Let’s see lightful potluck dinner at noon,
Doris Durrell, who has been wo
I ing in Coquille, returned to her home
verybody there and be sure to bring
served on long tables, in a little grove
.he baseball equipment, boys!
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back of the house. In the business i Friday.
Mr and Mrs. Ted Abbott and
D. V. Yeoman, of Yachats, spent meeting following the meal
j the
hn week-end vi/ith
__ .
with His
his fnmilv
family at their member
present . • told what he had daughter, June, and R. E. Alford were
This equipment is the most advanced development in display re­
Lome
. '
| bcen <««Mng, the number of pups business callers in Coquille and
'“ m in Fairview.
F“‘rVleW H
Friends
m
mr
Friends of
of Sim
Sim Hatcher
Hatcher will
will be
be ' now,
now. l^
losses ’inTca^"7f
and causes of I loss.
Mr? ■ Marshfield Saturday.
frigeration using the latest principle of air conditioning.
Lorraine Noyes, who has been vis­
"rry,ftO
reCen! “,neM and Mrs Hinton Carmen invited the
iting
with
Mrs.
Reba
Alford,
returned
L
.*"* . h.U‘ farmers to a meeting at their home <~
Perishable foods may be held without loss of natural flavor and
iiome with a daughter, Mrs. Lulu July 21. The rest of the afternoon to her home at Dora Wednesday.
moisture. AU porcelain exterior and interior plus the elimina­
Alexander, in Coquille so that he may was spent in playing games and talk­ I J. F. T. Kirkup, of Bandon, and
Genevieve Crowley left Thursday for
1« nearer his physician.
ing over old times. Those present at
tion of coils and drain pans makes it possible to keep the case
Several valley residents have been this meeting were: Mr. and Mrs A Eugene, where Miss Crowley will at­
tend
summer
school.
clean and sanitary at all times.
iving up to the old saying of “mak­ B. Barrows, Mr. Lennon, Howard
Christensen
and
ing hay while the sun shines' the Hull, of Bullards; Mr. and Mrs. Clin- I Mrs. Albert
The installation was made by the Oregon distributor
past week, j Among "*
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those we __
might
ton Carmen _____
and son, John, Bob Car-’ , daughter, Christina, Mr. and Mrs. P
mention are Charles Holverstott, Tom men, of Gaylord; Mr."and’lta?Owe A. Alford and Mrs. R. E. Alford were
. Benham and Frank Teters.
i Hamblock, of Bandon; Mr. and Mrs visitors at Powers Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker, of Em­
Horace Berry and »on, Billie, drove Josh Ruble, Mrs. Ben Smith, Ezra A.
pire, were week-end visitors in the
o Marshfield with a load of fems on _
~
Smith, of Coquille; and Mr. and Mrs.
valley.
Jonday of this week.
C. M. Hartwell and children, Cheyie
. Ellen Abbott, of Coaledo, is visiting
For the past few days, the valley Mae, Grant and Miles.
at
the Alford home.
has been kept in a continual uproar
Harry Hull, Jr., spent the week-end
A dance was given in the commun­
by the blasting at the logging camp. with his mother and sisters in Myr­
ity hall Saturday night. Those fur­
The men are clearing the way for a tle Point.
nishing the music were Mrs. Harold
road back into the timber, which
Mr. and Mrs. Hertry Steward and
should explain the noisy prepara­ son have moved to South Coos River, Shepherd, Mr. Thompson and John
Bettincourt, of Dora.
tions.
where Mr. Steward will work on the
Mrs. Boreham, of San Francisco, road for three weeks.
Bridge
California, arrived at the R. J. Hol- J A surprise birthday party was giv­
verttott home Monday evening for a en Mrs. Clifford Martin at her home
The meeting of the Bridge Grange
visit. The folks who knew Mrs. Wednesday afternoon by Mesdames Friday evening was one of special in­ entertained at dinner Sunday at the Home Makers Camp to
Buck Sales la C'oqaille
i
g® Held at Eel Lake
Boreham when she visited here sev- ] Alpine, Berry, Dye, Peterson, Hol- terest and splendid attendance. Thir­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Orlin Lett.
That business U better in Coquille
Mr. and - —
Mrs.
R. —
A. - Puett
and
son,
first oiuiimu
annual aiwum
home uiaacn
makers* ™
va- w 1
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—, _ , The
,uc U4M
oral years ago, will be glad to meet brook and
Marie
__ i Miss --
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.
Mrs. ty-one members of a the Myrtle
it indicated in the announcement of
her again.
, Martin was presented with a lovely Grange were present, the officers of Clyde, enjoyed an outing at Bandon cation camp will be held for women the Buick Motor Company that
'of Coos county from July 31 to Aug- Southwestern Motor Co. ha» »old
The Young
People’s Christian pyrex baking dish.
, that
grange filling the chairs, in beach Friday.
The Christian Endeavor topic for
4 al Eel camp near Lakeside,
League met last Sunday afternoon at
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull were compliance with the “visiting plan"
more Buick car» in the fir»t five
two o’clock. In the absence of the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Hull, of sponsored by Pomona Grange. Mrs. next Sunday evening is Finding God This camp is arranged and directed month» of thia year than were »old in
presiding officers, the secretary, Vi­ Bandon. Sunday.
, Marjorie Magill, acting lecturer, pre­ in the Summertime," and Fred W. ’ by the Extension Service of the Ore- thia locality in all ci 1034.
ola Johnson, took charge of the meet­
Charles Sell, of Coaledo, was visit- sented a program in honor of the ten Corpe will have charge of the meet- gon Agricultural College and is held
Report» received at the factory
1 for the purpose of .providing a rest- »how that dealers in 340 town» and
ing. Phillip Jensen, the appointed ing his brother, Fred Sell, Tuesday, school children who participated in ’n3-
Virginia
Ann,
small
daughter
of
f
u
l,
inspiring
and
instructional
va-
leader, carried on the discusison of
The annual high school board meet- the essay contest which was recent-
cities throughout the United States
the lessons. The next meeting will ing was held at the school housefly conducted in the school, on the Mr. and Mrs Hilburn Gum, bas been cation period at a minimum cost, ac- already have surpassed their total
l Monday, _ from ______
2:00 to . 7:00
in - the af- subject, “Why are Liquor and Tobac- tiulle 111 w*th infection, caused. by cording to information released at the 1034 volume.
lie held Sunday, June 30.
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• county agricultural agent’s office.
At the June 22 meeting of the Fair- temoon. Mrs. A. C. Dye was chair- ' w
co ssaiiiuusi
Harmful, or How could I be a Bet­ getting her leg cut with a wire.*
“
Many
of
the
towns
showing
heavi­
view-North Fork Grange, No. 730, man of the special board with Mrs. ' ' »Mr
ter Citizen Kee
by not aa^ease
using them?' JOPlVA
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Roper, of 1 Any home maker in Coos county, ly increased sales over last year are
Mr and Mrs. Ray Deadmond and Mr. Mettie Peterson as judge, Mrs. Ellis of the prize-winning essays, those Sphingfield, Mo., and their son, Paul, from city or country, is eligible to those serving rural areas," said W. T.
and Mrs. Lew Sonneland presented Holbrook and Mrs. Russell as clerks, written by Virginia Lake and Vir­ gnd his wife and little daughter, register. It is pointed out, however, Hufstader, Buick general sales man­
their reports on the state grange con- There was no opposition to the bud- ginia Beckett, were read. Ice cream Marimartha, of West Plains, Mo., that the accommodations this year ager. “This indicates a greater pur­
ferencc at McMinnville. These dele- get which included funds for the new and cake were served at the close of have been visiting in Coos county the wU1 care ior no more than 40 wom. I chasing power on the part of the
The Myrtle Grange past few days, dividing their time en, and that the first to register will farmer and the merchant and a re­
gates stated that they were more than gymnasium, a Smith-Hughes in- the evening.
pleased with the weather, their trip structor and building, and four teach- master and other visitors gave some between the A. O. Hooton home here be enrolled for the
turn of a measure of that prosperity
and, especially, the welcome extend- (ers in the high school. Jos. Nilsen Interesting talks at the table. On and the Hootons in Coquille. Mrs. | Many interesting features will be that has ‘been around the comer* for
¡July
2,
the
local
grange
will
vist
the
A.
D.
Roper
is
a
sister
of
A.
O.
Hoo-
available
to
the
home
makers
attend-
ed to them by residents of McMinn- was re-elected director.
'
,
.
_
_
so many years.”
time they ing this camp, including swimming,
ville.
| Mr. and Mrs. Shirley batcher are Broadbent Grange.
'
I I ton, and this is the first
_
In a letter congratulating the
The Fairview-North Fork Grange, the proud parents of an 8¥4 pound
Mr. and Mrs Turner B. MacDon- 1 hnri
h*d met
m«’ ninre
since Mr
Mr. Hooton
Hooton left
left Mil*
Mis­ boating, camp fire programs, nature Southwestern Motor Co., Mr. Huf­
■i
43
years
ago
last
August
to
study, crafts, and an excellent li­ stader said:
No. 730, will be hosts to the Pomona baby girl, bom Tuesday" at their aid, of "Myrtle Point, Mr. and Mm
Grange of Coos and Curry counties home in Coquille. Mrs. Hatcher is W A. Lett and Miss Lou Hooton were make ► his home in Oregon. Miss Dor­ brary. Tiie time of each person at­
"Already you are on the honor roll
othy Hooton is also at home, haying tending will be free for her to use as
of Buick dealers whose sales so far
secured a nurse to take her place at she chooses, it is stated: There will
this year have exceeded their total
the Mast Hospital in Myrtle Point for be no dish washing, or meal planning
volume in 1034. That*» a good Job
a few days.
»
’required of the campers, as an ex­ well done, and I want you to know
Next Sunday is J. W. Barnett’s day cellent cook and assistants have been
that you have my sincere apprecia-
to occupy the pulpit of the church employed for this purpose, according ‘ tion and my hearty thanks'
This
here and the people of the commun­ to George Jenkins, county agent, who -
achievement ...
is too fine to keep in
ity are cordially invited to attend the is assisting with local arrangements.
the family.
Your fellow citizens
service. T. B. MacDonald, who has The cost to each member, according should know about it, too.1
been preaching here two Sundays a to the announcement, will be very
month for nearly a year, is moving small, and in addition each one will
C. L. Ward in Loa Angeles
to Port Orford. He will be greatly be asked to bring some produce from
In remitting for the Sentinel, C. L.
mined here. -
her home supply. Those who bring
Mrs. H. C. Brodbeck and daughter, no produce will pay an additional fee Ward, former superintendent of
schools here, who is now connected
Mrs. Allen King, both of Cincinnati.
Registration to attend this camp
Ohio, arrived Friday for a few days’ should be made as soon as possible with the Los Angeles Pacific College,
visit with the former's’ brother, C. S. and must be in the county agents' of­ writes:
"We enjoyed very much our year
Murphy, and family.
fice not later than Wednesday, July
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Heath and Mr. 24. Members of the Home Extension at the University of California in
and Mrs. Ray L. Beckett, Myrtle, council in Coos County can supply Berkeley, and were very happy, in­
Virginia, Wilda and Alden, were aditional information regarding the deed, to receive our higher degree;
guests Sunday at a delightful birth-1 | camp and enrollment cards to those then we were delighted that this sit­
day dinner at the Roy Brown home interested.
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_____ uation opened up and now find our­
This council
includes
in Myrtle Point, honoring the anni- Mrs Leia McCue, of Bandon; Mrs selves in delightful surroundings in
versaries of Mrs. Brown and her little Grace Rackleff, Arago; Mrs. Ray this metropolitan area.
"We have received many fine let­
nephew, Alden Beckett.
1 Deadmond. of McKinley; Mrs. W. J.
The community was shocked and DeBoer, Gravel Ford; Mrs. H. D.j ters from Coquille and always think
saddened Tuesday by the death of H. Rones, Gaylord; Mrs. Everett Messrle,1 of the folks there and our stay there
L Brown, who died very suddenly of catching Inlet, and Mrs
Hilda with the kindnest of memories."
Cow Bell Dairy
Installs
FRIEDLICH FLCATINC AIR
REFRICERATCR DISPLAY
CASE
C. S, Hamilton Furniture
Company
Salem, Oregon
FROM
SOUTHWESTERN MOTOR CO
CHEVROLET - PONTIAC - BUICK - LA SALLE
COQUILLE
OREGON
CADILLAC
ON HAVING SOLD MORE BUICKS
SO FAR THIS YEAR THAN
IN THE ENTIRE YEAR OF 1934
To those who, by becoming new Buick owners this year,
have helped our dealer to this proud position, Buick's
thanks and congratulations. You have joined a numer-
OUS family of loyal owners. The money which you have
invested in your Buick car has brought you the
t
value Buick ever built—and the fineat of motorin*.
heart trouble at his home here. Mr. Reiher, of North Bend.
Brown was about 65 years of age and
■
leaves to mourn their loss his widow
and five children: Mrs Ethel O’Neal, _
™de for
loek«
Medford, Ore.; Elwin Brown, Bridge; c,*h H«rd*’arp
Mrs. Hazel Jones, Dufur; Mrs. Leone
Haynes. Medford; Mrs. Jessie Fair-,
child, Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Jas. Morrison, Mrs. Arthur
Gates, Miss Mae Hatcher and Mrs
John Paulsen and children, Faye and
Jack, motored to Roseburg Monday
in Mrs. Morrison’s car.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Puett and son,
Clyde. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Hooton and
daughters. Lou, Maude and Dorothy,
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Roper and Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Roper and daughter, Mari-
martha, enjoyed a trip to the Sea
Lion Caves, Umpqua Lighthouse and
other points of interest Tuesday.
—— “r me auoomg comDinauon
Stevens’ we offer with the Sentinel will save
* FRII TICKIT
califohni *
on tow summer roundtrips
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and if not delighted with results your
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and to enjoy the utmost of motor car satisfaction.
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