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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1935)
Job9» Daughters Go to Bandon 1 Episcopal Guild ladies held their egular Wednesday meeting at the 'arish hall with a good attendance and much sewing accomplished. Mrs. id. Lorenz and Mr*. Geo. Lorenz act 'd at hostesses. The following were present: Mesdames Tuttle, Robinson,, Watson. Ingall, Pettit, Gillespie. Mansell, Hazard, Da via, Fuhrman, Sherwood, Thoma*; Folsom, Tay'.or, Osmundson, Rosa and Vinton. Miss Grace Elllngsen entertained vith two tables of'contract bridge at »er home Wednesday evening, with ¿iizabeth Pierce, Katherine Jane lassler, Mrs. Margarita Brodie, Vesta Miley, Marjorie McClellan, Mrs. larold Santee, Carol Young and Vconta Sweet participating. Mias Elizabeth Pierce scored high at »ridge. Refreshments arid other ¿ame* occupied the guest* until a To Be Married Tomorrow Eckholm, and Mr. 112.75 Walnut finish Knee- hole Desks Unfinished knee-hole Writing Desks Gould Furniture Company The wedding of two of Cooquille** veil-known and popular young peo ple who have grown to maturity in :his city; will take place tomorrow 'orenoon at the home of the bride’* >arents, Mr. and Mrs. Josh Ruble, vhen their daughter, Tesise, will be come the bride of William Pook, son >f Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pook. Rev. W. S. Smith will officiate, ising the impressive ring service. The couple, unattended, will take heir vows in the presence of close elatives, only. The bride , has chosen a green suit vith matching hat and black acces sories for her wedding. Immediately 'oilowing the ceremony the couple viU leave for a trip by car, to Cali- 'omia points, expeiriing to be away 'or two weeks. The best wishes of i host of friends accompany them. The Job'* Daughters of Coquille were entertained by their Bandon members, assisted by Occidental chapter at the O. E. S. at Bandon, Monday evening, a large delegation of members, narents and friend* go ing from here. Miss Evelyn Rider welcomed the visitor* with a beauti ful greeting* in verse, and following the regular meeting the Bandon girls presented Mrs. Florence Sanford, guardian of the Bethel, with a beauti ful basket of flower* in a very pretty ceremony, an expresison of their ap preciation of her untiring efforts in their behalf. The Coquille girls, numbering' about eighteen, gave a candlelight! drill, singing “Our Bethel Light,” with Mis* Margaret Purvance doing the solo parte and they presented the worthy matron of Occidental chapter 1 with a candelabara. Miss Levelle Walstrom, Honored Queen, making the presentation. The serving of re freshments completed a very inter esting and pleasant evening, the bethel members appreciating especi ally the presence of O. E. S. and Ma sonic visitors. < i Want Ads WANTED—To lease for one year, a " 'small modem house; must have garage, and two bedroom*. Call 34L after 5 p. m. FOR SALE—Weaning Pigs. M. O. J Sumerlin, Lee Route, Coquille. It* , WILL RENT—Part of my house, modern, to a reliable party. Small family preferred. Either furnish ed or unfurnished. Preferably no children. Call 449 N. Elliott, be- Drawers Coquille Girl Honored Mi** Beryl Unsoeld. who with her .ister, Barbara, attends the Humboldt Itate College at Arcata, Calif., was .hosen for the leading part in the »lay, “The Last of Mrs. Cheyney," which will be given in San Fran cisco, Oct. 24. Beryl made a very nviable reputation for herseelf when »he took part in Coquille High plays i few years ago. . . . INEZ ROVER , Accredited Piano Teacher Now—low-pricedl At only Portland Monday, Beverly Hill Billies to Appear in Person on Liberty Theatre Stage Next Tuesday, Oct. 22 loctailrh BKILFS- Vests—Pants In Children1! Site! The weekly contract bridge group met with Miss Carol Young on Tues day evening Members and guectr were Miss Grace Ellirfcsen, Mis* Marjorie Knight, Mias Katherine ■ lane Hassler, Miss Elizabeth Pierce Miss Geneva Agoatino, Mr*. Marietta Poweri and Mr*. Margarita Brodie. Mrs. Brodie won the traveling prize Late refreshments were served. car, congenial party. Sentinel office. Inquire HIGHLAND BENT Seed, Farr & Elwood. Inc. 75c PAC I He GREYHOUND Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Theo Clinton entertained her contract bridge club with the following mem bers present: Mrs. Walter Litzenberg- er, Mr* Donald Estes. Mrs. Orvln PIGS For Sale. Three dollar* each. M. W. Gant, Coquille, Oregon. At Fox Bridge. 3 yrs. SEÑORITA BOTTLED BEER FANCY GROCERIES Basket Grocery J0t3*
