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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1935)
SATURDAY AND MONDAY Putita itebool News Hills'» -lion in the Lincoln school i total* 197 which is an increase of 13 ! over the enrolment of one year ago. HOLLYWOOD COFFEE In the primary there are 35 in Grade We'll show you a lot of 1, and 34 in Giade 2. In the Junior footprint* Ilk* the*« — ■ High schoi thsre are 4<J in Grade 6, . In Vacuum Packed Tins mad* by Goodyear "G-3” 1 41 in Grade 7, and 41 in Grade 8. All-Weather* on the car* of your neighbor* and Junior High school football started friend*. off with i.bout 2d boys turning out. See theee footprint* be Mr. Sayre is coach for football this fore buying tire*. Every B O R E N E For your Hotcakes fall. one shows »harp non akid safety after many 'rhe student body ticket Mie la to thousand* of milee of That High Quality Borated Soap be held this week, The girls are HOLLYWOOD SYRUP service. They’re convinc competing with the boys for the high ing proof that thi* great 2»/i !b Pkg«. est percentage of tickets sold. The est Goodyear will give No. 2*4 Cans you better than • . v/ -- gills are under the leadership of Joy Large Roseware Berry Dish 41% LOMQER NON- Norton and the boys under Marvin No. 5 Cans Goodman. SKID MILEAGE ■S or Mrs. M. Earl Wilson delightfully ™E| at no oxtra cost / No. 10 Cans entertained the Washington school Large Roseware Cake Plate faculty, over the week end, at her A pleasant flavored syrup made cabin at Laurel Lake. The time was from Pure Cane Syrup and Maple very pleasurably spent in swimming, AU for Sugar—at ar low price. hiking, picking huckleberries and boat riding. Mr. Chaney took the group for a ride in his saij boat. He explained how the ship was made and how to steer it. Those present were Mrs. Walton, Misses Rosabel by trick discount* from Shone, Lets Wallace, Helen Stan padded pries lists. You can ♦ brough, Margaret Ann and Helen buy a genuine Goodyear —• Time to Can Now the world’! moit popular Wilson and the hostess, Mrs. Wilson. tire — for just as little 20 lb Boxes - The Washington school has been money. 4.49-21 very fortunate in having several vis M- itors since the opening day of school. DOUBLE QUARANTEE The visitors are as follows: first grade, on Goodyear Tires against DILLARD WATERMELONS ». CANTALOUPE - TOMATOES Mrs. Carillo and Mrs. Mabie Laird; road Injuries and defects second grade, Mrs. Orvin Gant and —In writing. Mrs. E. A. Walker; third grade, Mrs. BRITTLE BREAD 1 Ray Brown; fourth.grade, Mrs. Cun DELUXE BRIDGE WAFERS ningham; fifth grade, Mrs. Dora Cul (Swedish Rye Bread, non-fattening) bertson and Mrs. Mabel Whereat. (A Dainty Sugar Wafer) Special “ The fourth grade in Miss Elling son's room is traveling to foreign 24 in. Package - - JOc Large 22 oz. Pkg. countries in'geography study. The children are making collections of pictures showing the various ways of travel. Along one side of the room Townsend Chib Formed / they have hung many attractive pic Coos County Library Asso at Fairview Saturday tures of boats and other means of ciation at Bandon Tomorrow We recommend Cupid Flour Under the direction of Paul Walk .ransportation dating from the earli You’ll find there is a difference that more than makes up for the The annual meeting of the Coos er, president of the Coquille Town est days up to the modern ways. The fifth grade are studying “Men County Library Association will be send Club, a new organization was extra cost. A trial will convince YOU. held in the Presbyterian church in ■formed at Fairview last Saturday of Long Ago,” in history and are out Bandon, tomorrow, Sept. 14. AU li night. One of the largest crowds in lining their stories in a notebook and brary board members and patrons are years assembled at the community illustrating them with pictures. Some requested to bear the meeting in hall tor this purpose, and a rousing very good pictures of Socrates, David, meeting was held. Music furnished and Homer have been brought and mind and attend if possible. • Miss Harriet Long, state librarian by a six-piece orchestra was much these pictures do a great deal to keep up and furnish more interest. enjoyed by all. will be present and make a talk. The boys and girls of Miss Stan Officers for the new club were The program announced will be as elected as follows: president, Lans brough’s class have organized a follows: Brief report of year’s work by li Leneve; vice president, Bette-Yeo health club known as the "Wide1 man; scretary, Lloyd Teagarden, and Awake Health Club.” The object of brarians. the club is to promote better health Book review, Mrs. Fred Schepman. treasurer, Mrs. Manda Johnson. Mr. Walker presented a short talk which will result in few absences Talk. Miss Long. Robert The following questions have been on’The security act and its effect, an and better work at school. outline of the Townsend ^lan, and Hicks is captain of the boys’ team and' submitted for discussion: with Myrtle Point on the Myrtle First Coquille Game at the district ample time to make the How long should the laws and re how the Townser.d clubs would work Mildred McCarthy is captain of the Point field. repairs. As far as has been ascer girts' team. So far the girls are ahead for the passage of the Townsend bill Myrtle Point on Sept. 28th ports from the state be kept? I The different departments of the tained, all other schools are running in the contest. I What is the best way to get publi next election. at this time. (Continued from Page One) The following third grade pupils high school report well started units An interesting slant on belief in city for new books, reading courses, The home the plan was presented by Mr. Rob- have 100 per cent in addition facta; and plans in all fields. and gifts to the library? economics dspartnisnt shows, the wings; while Jack Clinton and Fran Calling curds, Ito for »1 on How far should one follow the de- grtson. who explained the difference Jane Munro, Sherman Gregory, Mil r • * largest percentage of increase in en- cis Arrell, tackles; Ernie Detlefsen mands of the public in the selection between being convertd to the Town- dred McCarthy, Herbert Allen, Jim Caffey, James Bunch. Gordon Law-, roIlment becau « ! ° f the new cUMe * of books’ I »nd plan and being convinced that and Dudley Walton, guards; and Don yOr in *cienc* What is the best way to handle the' this plan is the only solution to the rence, Billie Caughran, Gwendolyn! ,tarUd McClellan, center, finsh the wall. The ' Maud Skaggs Woodyard Elrod, Gerald Ulett, PhylHs Litzen- ,ppUed to th* hom* The girl, are lettermen in this group include the Bachelor of Music problem of lost books, fines, and the 1 economic problems of the day. very pleased with their renovated de books taken In in place of fines? j Mr. Baker, president of the Myrtle berger, A>della Shelley, Shirley Sny back other than La Branch, and Bar- I Accredited teacher of Voice and partment containing the six central ton, Clinton, Arrell, Detlefsen and' Piano. Beginners to Advanced. How long should books that are Point Townsend Club, gave an in- der, Grant Thurman, Jack Stevens, units, two new electric stoves, and Prices reasonable McClellan. All, of courae, did not only occasionally called for be kept teresting talk concerning the selfish Maxine Wiggins, Ronald Williams, Phone 22gL 339 N. Henry St. the eight electric plates. see regular, steady play last season. on the shelves when the space is viewpoints taken by some of the and Annabelle Vadnais. The addition of physics to our Townsendites. The plan is not for The fourth grade, Mrs. Walton's needed for other books? Among the other strong candidates just a chosen .few, but it is intended room, are inviting their parents to high »cool curriculum has likewise are several men who may pre»* into listen to their radio broadcasting at created much interest among both the initial squad. Lynn Richardson Legion Installa New Officers to benefit all mankind. The new laboratory A report from the membership nine o'clock. Special news items of boys and girls. la a boy who can be used at guard or LI KEROSENE V The joint installation of the Co committee stated that the club now interest are gathered and the Weekly . equipment is enough to awaken in- tackle without altering his effective ! terest in any scientifically-minded quille American Legion Post and the GIVES MORE , A . ... < C. .u r has «ixty-six members. and many Newspaper is broadcast by different ness. Two others, Ken Waggoner, Legion Auxiliary wag held in the Le- , huv. .vnro..^ ,, I more have expressed the desire to announcers. Special interest at pres ; student. end, and Curt Williams, half, are gion Home, Monday evening. P The Smith-Hughes boys have been join. ent isthe gathering of names of poi strong prospects despite alight draw Jeub, district deputy, acted as in ! busy this week with arrangements for President Lans Leneve addressed sonous plants. This is to insure safe backs. Waggoner is rather light, stalling officer in seating the follow the group and 'promised that the ty for future happiness. The room is exhibits at the County Fair. The while Williams, though fast and ing in their official positions: Fairview club would be one of the full to capaicty but teacher and pu , high school will be very disappointed plenty nervy, has shown a tendency Com.—C. P. Zumwalt. if the boys dq not win their custom finest organizations yet to be launch pils like that. to fall to grasp fundamentals. Jim Vice Com.—L. A. Burtts. SOOTY! ary amount of blue ribbons for first ed in behalf of this great plan. All rooms from grade 2 to 5 have Richmond may put up a battle for a 2d Vice Com —L Chameskl. places and red ribbons for second Mrs. June Walker entertained the signed up with Book League in con guard position. Adj.—F. F. Schram. audience with two solos, one of which nection with the State Library. This places. Rounding out the roster are Bill Fin. Officer—Fred Koontz. was a special Townsend song, written league gives a certificate to each Walker, center; Benny Holverstott, Sgt. at Adams~-D. E. Rackleff. New Primary Teacher for the occasion. Mrs. Walker was ac child who reads one book, on a given guard; Preston Moy, tackle; Bob During the evening Miss Muriel companied at thq piano by Miss list, each consecutive month for eight Due to a large increase in the i num- Hurrel and Rolph Fuhrman, ends; Dae rendered a number of most Edythe Woodward. months. Last year 107 students ber of first grade children the board Lynn Perrott, half; Dick Walker, pleasing violin selections, accompan President leneve called a meeting were awarded certificates. of education voted at their meeting quarter; Harold Neal, full; and Doug ied by Mrs. Maul Woodyard at the for September 21, at 7:30 p. m„ at the Tive students have entered school on Tuesday to employ another teach las Donstead, Gene Wade and Roy piano. community hall. The delay in hold this week, bringing the Washington er. Superintendent Lane has secured Halter ing this meeting is due to the fair, school total to 210. the services of Miss Vesta Miley, of The Red Devils open their season Doctors Going to Gearhart which takes place this week. Portland. Miss Miley ig^a graduate at Myrtle Point on September 28. In The sixty-first annual fbssion of Refreshments of sandwiches and of the Oregon Normal and has done this game they will face more than News of Coquille High School the Oregon State — Medical Society ________ _ ___ ______ . coffee were served by the ladles, and additional work at Oregon Tech. She the usual starting test for the Bobcats Latest registration figures for Co iiu will be held in Gearhart on Sept. 19- the rest, of the evening was spent in laugin ui inc niu has taught in the Hill ocnooi School in t'ort-r Port- are are already doped as the team to beat quille High school show a total of 20-21. dancing. Arg you ever bothered by land. Parent, of children in the flrsT thi. > ; ___ ___________ tJ uul year. Such is the ____ story, but wlln with 280 students, comprising 131 boy* and grade who live south of Eleventh the 1933 Red Devil regime going 149 girls. Class enrollments are as street and are now attending the Lin fouled wicks . . . too much follows: freshmen, 70; sophomores, coln school are requested to transfer along at a spirited pace they might easily assume the dope upsetting or soot . . . and an irregular 83; juniors, 70; seniors, 50; post-grad their children to the Washington giant killing role. uates, 7. The total enrollment is ap school. All first grade children will flame? And you don't get proximately the same a* that of last now be offered greater educational the proper amount of heat? County School News year. _ opportunity because of the board's 4-H Club members enjoyed a pro Then change to Shell Kero The student body ticket sale mark“ action. gram at the county fair this morning. ed the beginning of student body ac sene. It's more carefully re A style revue, presentation of win tivities. Tickets were placed on sale 125 for Car Collision ners in Health Club and home econ fined than ordinary kinds. The Tuesday morning, and rivalry be Everett S. Higgins, of Leneve, was tween home rooms and classes la fined $25 in Justice Stanley’s court omics demonstration made up the wasteful impurities are taken program. most intense. A very delectable this week because of a collision at the I out. It burns clean— with a prize is being held out to the home city hall corner here Monday eve Those interested may possibly have hotter flame. Naturally you room which wins, and points toward ning. Higgins was not driving but an opportunity to taking up exten the interclass rivalry cup will be he assumed responsibility. use less—and save money. His car sion work through the state system of awarded the class that succeeds in was coming from the south and did higher education. Moselle Hair, sec- selling the highest percentage of tick not observe the "slow sign.” Frank cretary for the extension division ets. Thrift traveling west on Second in spoke before teachers in Coos county Football forms the major topic of a Mt. States Power Co. car, had the last week and considerable interest conversation among the students, right-of-way but jammed on his was shown. Current literature and and all seem enthusiastic over the his brakes when he skw the other car some phase pertaining to the politi coming season. Kenneth La Branch, come through. He hit it on the right cal sciences seemed to be the most At these netghborlf ettttiom: from Myrtle Point, forms a new 220 rear, without serious damage to popular themes. The details have aOOMEVELT SUPER-SERVICE pound addition to the backfield? The either car. not hPRB wnrlrctel —a „ 300 Front St The stories told by those who I boys and their coach; Principal Hart JOHN A. BIEGGER. Ine. € 100 JfHBULAHCe S€/MC€ • COQUILLE ley, are anxiously awaiting the first quickly gathered did not come out at The Prosper school will not open 344 Front St game, September 23, to be played Higgins’ hearing. E- A. SMITH A SONS until September 30. This is allowing 25c • 49c 89c 10WKJ PRiC[s - SPEEDWAY BOBTBEFOOLEB Italian Prunes 60c ======== GOOD/YEAR Coquille S ervice Station 27c For the Home Bread Baker Busy Corner Grocery DOESNT Cjf7ie CWrtorp of <$&cpinninys SHELL KEROSENE CHomc Riverton, Ore,
