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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1935)
Wonttn i ,Ci<y Club, program chair-1 man if . the convention, lias an-1 .......... ... ...y, j,-. bounced-as tl.o general theme “T< v/ard. l eniocracy” with special em phasis bp Ute new trends in club pro- ¿tarns. Among the special speakers' wilt be Professo-s John Casteel and| Dean Wayne Morse, of toe Univer-' sity. Other features will include a tea >n Thursday, October 10, ln Ger-' linger Hall for county and district delegaU s* as well as other interested club women; a banquet the same eve- ' ning at the Osburn Hotel with Jean-. nette Calkins, editor of "The Oregon Club Woman," as toastmistress; a: our of the Murray Warner Art Mu seum on Fi Iday afternoon and special muaic on both days from the School The sixth annual convention of District II of the Oregon Federation >f Women’s Clubs to being called by he president, Mrs. J. E. Norton; of Coquille, for October 10-11 in Eu- ;ene, too sessions to be held on the University campus. , The Lane County Federation of which Mrs. Belle Lydick, of Eugene, '•» president, will hold it* quarterly rc-ting immediately preceding the district meeting at one o’clock to Cterttoger Halt, October 10. of Music and Other local groups. j Delegates are expected from all I Women's Clubs to the district which ncludes Benton, Coos, Douglas, Lane Linn, and Lincoln counties. All club women are welcome to at- , end all sessions of the convention. ’WIL . ••• Wk FiÄf W'ir BEFORE YOI BIT TIBES SEE Oil 'YlFal Bf • lm ' Young Democrats Met Here jPrtcw subJoct to i Coquille Service Station ! I'lrst Church of Christ, Scientist Church of Christ Coqaille, Oregon Fourth aad Coulter Sts. Bible School, 9:45 a. m. Promotion Sunday School at 8:30 a. m. Service at 11 a. m. Day- | I Sunday . .. Morning service 10:45 a. m. Ser- Subject for next Sunday, “Un- mon topic, “Building the Church i-eality." Wednesday evening meeting at 8 Through Consecrated Youth.” Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. •I’etock. Evening service, 7:30 p. m. Special Free public Reading Room open in music by a male quartet. Sermon Church Building every Tuesday and topic, "What Jesus Said About Social Friday afternoons except holidays Security.” from two to five o’clock. • Midweek service Wed., 7:30 p. m. The public to cordially Invited to Earl F. Downing, minister attend our services and to visit the 364 E. Fourth St leading Room. > —v Metbodiat Episcopal Church Seventh Day Adventist Church Second And Streets Sabbath School (Saturday) 9:45 a. in. Preaching service 11:00 a. m. Evening preaching 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30* p. n. - _-^-.* ; Scriptural, spiritual preaching. Ev- ryonc welcome. G A Gray, Pastor. 107 E. 2nd St., Coquille, Oro. Ask Ned C. Kelley for rates re Insurance. T»" * Church of God Sunday School jit 16 o’clock with classes for everyone. Morning service at 11 a. m. Evening preaching 7:30 p. m. Young People’s meeting Sunday ■vqplng at 6:30 o’clock. Prayer meeting 7:30 o'clock Thurs day evening. The public to cordially invited to all these services. Edward K. Watkins, Pastor. of d&eyinninyr i THE FIRST PETTICOAT (SMMX COAT) WAS WORN BY MEN AS A SKIRT UPON I he Holy Naae Catholic Church THEIR COATS Mass on first and third Sundays at 8 a. m.; second Sunday at 10 a. m. and when there are five Sundays, Mass on fourth Sunday at 10 a. m. Last Sun day of each month Mass at Myrtle Point at 8 a. m. and at Powers at 10 a. m. Coquille Assembly of God TELEPHONE 100 - COQUI LU& | Mrs. Hazel MacLeod, pastor Sunday, 9:45 a. m. Sunday School 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship. 6:45 p. m. Young People’s meeting. 7:45 p. m. Evangelistic Service. Tuesday, 7:45 p. m. Prayer meeting. Friday, 7:45 p. m. Bible Study. Having Taken Possession of the Economy Market in on the the Shelley Building * first of October “ I invite all patrons of the shop to come 7- and get acquainted. Those who have not customers of the shop are also cordially invited to come in. STEVE DEY HAROLD DEY The first fall meeting of the Young Democrats’ club of Coos county was held Monday evening in the Coquille Hotel with President Fred Hollister in charge. About fifteen young peo ple of the'county applied for mem bership and were accepted by the ex- jeutive committee. The final reading in the constitution was completed ind it was formally adopted by the >rganizatlon. Officers were elected to complete the term of office until toe beginning of the dub’s fiscal year, January 10, 1936, as follow*; president, . Fred Hollister, North Bend; vice presidents, Mrs. Wayne Carter,. Powers, and Vem Zeller, Eastside; secretary, Ben Flaxel, North Bend; treasurer, Bernie Andrews. North Bend; councilwoman, Mrs. Fred Hollister, North Bend; council man. George Kronenberg, Bandon; historian, Margaret Hoiking, North Bend; senior advisers, J. T. McGuire, North Bend, and Judge HugbvMc- Lain, Marshfield. The next meeting of the organiza tion will be held Nov. 4 at Bandon. ——,i , , , i a Mn, Phone orders given careful attention. Order your fresh fruits and vegetables with confidence that our selection will please you. Cranberry Sauce Tuna Flakes Strained and Sweetened Light Meat Meiowest Year-old Cheese 2 for - 25c Per Can - - - 20c If you like a well cured, Handy to have aged American- cheese, Booth’s Sockeye Salmon lit... Ready to serve you can't beat this, lb 28c Tall Cans Knight’s Rogue Very fine at this price for River Catsup Edam Cheese A Fancy Oregon Product best Red Salmon for Particular People Made in Oregon A new industry. We used Kippered Alaska Salmon 16 oz. Bottle - - 20c 15c ■■■■■■■■■■■■■MMiMmMmaMaiiMBBuammH to get this type of cheese >/2’s per can from Holland and it was If you haven’t tried this Pickled Onions Small Whites too expensive for the av you are overlooking some 6'/, oz. Jars - - 20c erage consumer. Reason- thing good at a very rea „ L sonable price. able now at -r Fresh Horseradish »33c Again in stock Jar ]5C 4 Clam Juice Philadelphia Cream No. 2 Cans 2 for 25c Hearts of Artichokes Cheese 10 oz. Can - - ]2c We have it in Salad Mustard A fine adidtion to that 2 lb Jars combination salad 10c Packages CHEISE— w* Every woman’s Kitchen should be equipped with Paper Towels. Let us send you a set Neat Ivory Enameled Fixture and 2 rolls of towels, all for 49c You’ll wonder why you didn’t order it before usy Comer Grocery ' Mrs. S. M. Noaler was hostess for Will Rogers in “Steamboat f ; Queen.” In a quarrel over Anne the missionary tea given hy the Pi * Round the Bend” Coming Shirley he kills another man in self- oneer Church society at her home defense. Thursday afternoon The rooms Laughter and drama, combined Roger» is hostile to the girl because were resplendent with beautiful fall with a real love story, characterize l of the trouble »he ha» brought to Mc- Coos Students at Ashland blooms. Mn. Trank Leslie, in charge the comedy, "Don’t Bet on Blonde»,” Coquille and Coos county are well of the devotion*, made a very timely which will be shown at the Liberty represented by students at the South talk on "Meditation” and “Brother Theatre beginning thia evening. War ern Oregon Normal Schoo) at Aah- hood Peace." Mn. Lee Peterson had ren William, for the first time cast in land Uiis year. So far eleven have a fine paper on “Stewardship," the a light comedy role, and Guy Kibbee, been reported in attendance there: lesson topic. The study was a con have the principal parts They are Irene Dement and Mary Davenport, tinuation from last month on Korea, supported by a big cast of film fa- from Myrtle Point; Evelyn Fogle, of by Mn. Esta Ellis, Mn. Leslie and «Writes which includes Clare ' Dodd. Bandon; Verna Haga, of Riverton; Mn. W. R. Wilder. - William Gargan, Vince Barne.t and and graduates from Coquille Mrs. June Walker, Eloto Wilson, Hobart Cavanaugh. school. Janie Ferbrache, Eva ’ Marjl and Margaret Purvance sang a beau "Don’t Bet on Blonde»” is the »tory Cherie Mae Hartwell. Linus and tiful trio, “Home, Sweet Home,” with >f a big time gambler. Warren Wil Mark Seeley, Justin Cary and Dar scriptural variations, which was liam, who discovers that the ^insur rell Anderson. much appreciated. Mrs. Skeels ac ance business not only offers all the Janie -Ferbrache and Cherie Mae companied them. The rest of the 'brills of his old profession, but to' Hartwell have been members of Miss meeting was turned over to the dele entirely respectable. So he ope-..- a Muriel Dae’s famous violin ensemble gates, who gave very encouraging re niniature “Lloyd’s," and underi jkes for the past- two years and their ab ports from the work of the Northwest to write insurance on or against any sence from thia group will bo noksfl Conference of the Methodist Church, by many Coquille muaic lovers. Ilovie South, which convened at Corvallis thing presented to him. One of his customers is Guy Kibbee, portraying ever, the girls are continuing their last week, and all are rejoicing that a lovable, but worthless, old scamp study cf the violin at Ashland, having Rev. wPftaymond Wilder and family who is supported by his daug'uc-, become members of two orcliestrag are returned to this charge for an Claire Dodd. Guy insures her agairst there, and to addition are taking two other year. The delegates to the marriage for 850,000, and Willtam, to violin lessons each week. conference missionary society were protect his investment, adop s rack Mn. Nellie Purvance. Mn. Zoe Fu- eteer methods to scare off her suitors. getoon, Mn. Selma Dale, Mn. Dora Ton Stacer at Willamette How he failed to frighten one of Tom Stacer. who entered Wiliam-1 Oerdlng. Mrs Virginia Richmond and them away, and how he was com ' Mrs. Marie Wilder. It was gratify pelled to pay $50,000 to his father-in- ette UniversUy this fag, to evidently ing that three of the Coquille mis law, form but a few of the many continuing the horseshoe ' pitching Fax Film’r taga of the old Mn- sionary delegates were elected to strange and laughable situations success he attained on Coquille liiiippi, "Steamboat Round the conference offices: Mn. George Rich which feature the plot of the story. court», as the following from the Bend,» retumt WILL ROGERS to mond re-elected president; Mrs Salem Capitol-Journal indicates: >•' Nellie Purvance, treasurer, and Mn. the tcreen m hu greater! romance George Raft to the star of Daahie'J “A valuable addition to the Salem Marie Wilder, superintendent of Hammett’s “The Glass Key,” which and comedy role. 1PD Horseshoe club during the winter Christian Social Relations. is shown as the preview tonight. This ' season probably will be Tom Stacer. At the close of the meeting a dainty enthralling murder mystery by the Gul«- But, when the boy is con- Willamette university freshman who luncheon was served by the hostesses, author of "The Thin Man” presents demned to hang, their love for him comes from Coquille. Stacer has I Mrs Lee Peterson, Mrs James Rich the popular star as a hard-fisted bat draw» them together in the fight to shown up at local courts recently and mond, Mn. R. B. Rogen and Mn. R tler who defies the lord’ings of the save him. each time made a high ringer percen T. Slater, to the following: Mesdames underworld to aid his friends. It is The great thrill 1» saved for the tage in games with club members. F. G. Leslie, M. W. Way, D. D. Dale. the first time Raft has played a sole laat, when Rogers’ boat is involved in Saturday night, in the club’s head Clyde Minard, Geo. Wilkins, Walter of this type since his triumph In the great race down to New Orleans quarters, was his first experience Oerdlng, Wm. Ireland, q^ville New “Scarf ace." as he is hurrying to save his nephew pitching on clay courts, but he got - ton. Henry Ellis, Julius Ruble, L. How Rogers manages to beat pom away with it apaprently as well as on Fugetoon, E. Purvance. Birdie Skeels, • Laughter and lean corned v and pous old Cobb and his ’-Pride of dirt courts.”. Jack Huitín. W. R. Wilder, C. L. „ear-tragedv follow each Xr to Gonn*y. L. W Oddy P.ul Walker. • qulck iucwarion and bX< 5«™ Paducah,” and at the same time save lh<- l>oy, is revealed in a surprise- Geo. W. Myers Died Saturday Edna Engle, C. U Willey and Misses «nd IU>p«.niw. Win Kogers' roust nr filled climax. Margaret Purvance and Eloto Wilaon. plrture of Mississippi steamboat "<e Geo. W. Myer», 87 year» of age, I'aHme card«. Ml f| (Ml who came to McKinley six months *~~ “Steamboat Round the Bend." which ago from Malin, Ore., _____________ died last Sat- L. C. Eaton, who has opened a feed com-w to the Liberty Theatre Sunday urddy* at the Coquille Hospital at sto« ln the 9*ntin«l building an- for a four-day run. cerebral hemorrhage. The body was nounces the name as Eaton’s Feed. Feed. Two unusual entertainment ole ele- taken to Malin on Sunday by Schroe- Stores, instead of the pre-opening ments combine to make the great and head colds, hay fever, der Bros., and funeral services were ' "■"* announced last week Users of moving story of “Steamboat Round a ri h m » and catarrh. held there Monday . Hodgen Brewster feeds can obtain the Bend.” One to the laugh-filled Don’t endure this torturr Mr. Myera to survived by his the,r feed requirements at all times rivalry of Will Rogers and Irvin 8. a oth<- • da-. Ask f for * FREE AU TREATMENT now. . TODAY. _______ widow, Mn. Milly Myers, of McKin- and Bt ««»«taWe prices from Eaton’s Cobb, America’s two greatest humor Discover how tho s-nds hive ley; two sons and three daughters. Feed Store». If you have poultry or ists,^ the crusty captains of com found relief quickly with The sons are Byron and David My dairy stock, talk your feeding prob peting boats; the other to the wistful ers, of Malin; the daughters, Mrs. J. lems ovtr with us. Hodgen-Brewster and tender romance of Anne Shirlev It* and John McGuire. B. Sullivan, of McKinley; Mrs. W. N. field service available free. Yoar free treatment Fogel, of Timber, Montana, and Miss McGuire to a river pilot, nephew of _ , now available at Eva Myers, of San Francisco. Rogers who owns ths “Claremore SINUS TROUBLE Syn-O-Spray RACKLEFF PHARMACY
