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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 11, 1935)
FAIRVIEW Frank Teters, who was painfully injured last week, is Improving rap idly from last reports. Mr. Teteis, U will be reuiembered, had the misfor tune 10 bieak his leg when the team with which he was hauling wood, ran away with him. Since the logging operations in the local camp have ceased, several fam- iliea have moved to other locations. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bartley and Mr. and Mr». Irwin Whobrey and small daughter, Marlene, are among them. Mr. Sayler has moved into the house that Mr. and Mrs. Bartley vacated. The Young People's Christian League held its regular meeting last Sunday evening, October « An elec tion of officers was held with the following results: president, Phill Jensen; vice president, Dale Foord; secretary-treasurer, Helen Johnson; | advisers, Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Benham and Mrs. Harrah; pianist. Miss Wood- J ward. New literature for the next! quarter has been ordered and.a mem- I bership drive is to be started to en large the organization. Bette Yeo man was appointed leader for next] Sunday evening, Frank Davis was the only new member taken into the league at this meeting. The Fairview-North Fork Grange, No. 739, will hold its regular meeting Saturday evening, October 12. At this meeting a group of new members will be initiated in the first and sec ond degree work. Rev. G. A. Gray, of Coquille, held services following Sunday school at the Fairview church house last Sun day. The 'Y. P. C. L. was instrumen tal in securing Mr. Gray for every first and third Sunday. Mr. Gray has l>een calling on valley residents this week in order to interest them in these services. It is hoped that many folks will take advantage of the op portunity to hear him talk whenever it is possible. Harold Norris, son of Mrs. Hazel Benham of this community, returned Tuesday evening from Portland where he visited as a member of the stock judging team of the Coquille chapter of the FFA Harold is a sophomore in high school this year and an out standing Ag boy. Several of the company trucks be-' longing to the Ray brothers, have been hauling the machinery out of the woods this week. The burning of, the logged off land will start soon from all reports. L The Women’s club met on Wednes day of this week with Mrs. Wm. Judd in charge. The ladies all gathered at the community hall and started a ' new quilt. A pot-luck luncheon was served at noon and the afternoon was spent in sewing, r' certainly SIR DO YOU WANT the S liced -? *A nanas : -T ANANAS. CKUSHKD KIM KAPP LI ia ideal to flavor ica croata*, pudding*, for cako filling*, topping* and aimilat naca. PINEAPPLE PINEAPPLE LIBBY’S Tidbits or Crushed PINEAPPLE LIBBY’S Sliced or Crushed EACH ===== MAXIMUM Milk OR MORNING CAN PURE (Limit) CANE GRANULATED Shortening fE” EDWARD’S PEACOCK REGULAR MATCHES 1 I ” it Box Western Carton I ZEE I ■ Tissue 6 Grape Nut Flakes 2 cc ir 3 FOR......................... ...... Dog Food 33c r » u > | WHITE KING TOILET __ CALO .1/2C Old Dutch — CLEANSER JELLO Assorted Flavors 3 CANS - - CAN - LifeBuoy SOAP Pkg GREEN BUTTER FLAKE CRACKERS Large Package Onions Bu FRESH - CRISP Lettuce Celery r> m 1 HEAD STALK NETTED otatoes 50 gems A i WLCLLV7VO LB. BAG MYRTLE POINT COQUILLE POWERS SAFEWAY STORES BAR * i 6C - - WEEK
