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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 29, 1935)
/•. : V, ® coquulb valut Jobs’ Daughters Meet The regular meeting of Job’s Daughters last Monday evening was very largely attended, the chapter room of the Masonic Temple being well filled. One new member, Mias Gee. gins McKenzie, of Port Orford, was initiated into the organization. Mrs. June Walker, who has served as director of music for the Daugh ters. and who is leaving Coquille in the near future, with her family, to reside in Chicago, was presented with a gift, on this occasion, in apprecia tion of her assistance. Mrs. Walker will be greatly missed in this, as well • as numerous other organizations in i Coquille, she having taken a promin- , ent part in musical affairs for several ■ years, possessing a voice of outstand ing beauty. . Rehearsals for “Rose Dawn,” the , musical comedy being given by the i Job’s Daughters under the direction I of Miss Pauline Peyton, are progress ing nicely. This attraction will be presented on December 4, at the Lib- I erty Theatre. FRIDAY, PAG« M, IM*. Publicity for Coast Junior Woman’s Club Note Ji With rehearsals already under way. JA the burlesque of the Gay Nineties, to The Coast Highway is to be pub be presented by the Junior Woman’s licized by a staff of writers who will Club and the 20-30 Club, promises to visit all sections of the highway from merit the enthusiasm which the new Astoria to Brookings, according to a ly organized woman’s group poured letter addressed to all chambers of upon it at their meeting held at the commerce and newspapers by Ed W. home of Mrs. Elbert Schroeder Mon Miller, manager of the Coast High day evening. way Association, who writes as fol Mrs. James Miller, president, in lows: troduced Mrs. Ted Hornecker, di rector of the show, who outlined “We have been called upon by plans for the performance, and dur Piofessor Allied Powers, of the Ex ing the evening picked some cast tension Service of the Oregon State members. College at Corvallis, who has given The group will also hold a rum us an outline of the W. P. A. project mage sale under the supervision of for the entire state of Oregon, and I Mrs. Sandy McDonald on December am writing you for your co-operation 7, and there rummage sale addicts ft*. in this matter for the benefit of the will find everything that their col Oregon coast region. The project is lecting instincts wish. Those present at the meeting were: under the head of an “American Guide.” This guide will cover roads Norene McKeown, Eleanor McClel and highways, scenic attractions, his lan, Catherine Chaney, Joan Franz- torical and legendary matters of in wa, Irene Sandon, Vesta Miley, Doris terest, historic buildings and loca Sayre, Leone Santee, Carol Young, tions, pioneer Indian lore, and the Lorraine Perrott, Laverne Ellingson, specific recreational matters of inter Faye Hurrel, Maxine Stevens, Helen est. This will become the authentic McDonald, Grace Ellingsen, Marge P. T. A. Contributes Books government guide for each state, and McClellan, Wilda Schroeder, Neonta If you are looking for an exceptional buy for your lioni It was announced at the P. T. A. separate regions of the state through-1 Sweet, Wilda Haglund, Elizabeth mmxluxzx fpso nign WiarPi aunuui an * ‘ h*re M is* fitn ttitg nviti in tnr au — - Pierce, Catherine Wemich and Louise out the country. ditorium last Thursday that the full “The W. P. A. project for Oregon Mills. Walnut Veneer—its rich warm tone blends so easily with quota of . library books, for the pur will comprise an allotment sufficient j colorful draperies and rugs. This beautiful four piece suite chase of which the Association has to employ one hundred writers, per Marriage License» contributed $17 for each school build haps as much as $75,000. Writers are for the low price Nov. 23 —Stanley Matson, of East ing, has been received. being selected from the different re-J Mrs. J. L. Stacer, the president, gions of the state, which will be side, and Dorothy Gault, of North announced that the P. T. A. would grouped in four general divisions, un Bend. They were married by Justice co-operate with the 20-30 Club in der the state director. Professor Stanley at his office here last Satur their Christmas program of repairing Powers, who will have his headquar day. | Nov. 23—Delvan J. Deardorff and and distributing dolls and toys. ters in the Bedell Building, Portland,' .’both'^Maroh- wawawcwv Vxsniwxwvi, wwi v * jnui»n- Pictures, awarded to one room in Oregon. field. each .building monthly for the largest "The project does not provide Nov. 23—James Curtis Pettit and percentage of attendance by parents, transportation for these writers, and went to Mrs. Harriet Osika’s room in It may become necessary, in order to Evelena M. Baxter, both of Marsh the fcigh school, J. W. Sayre’s in the have most adequate coverage, that field. They were married Saturady Lincoln building and Mrs. Inez the communities, organizations, or at the home of Mary Richards in in Marshfield, by Rev. T. M. White. Chase’s in the Lincoln. chambers of commerce of the various Nov. 23—Ira N. King and Ruby C. A round table discussion, led by sections on the coast, help furnish I Floyd, both of Bandon. ito. 739, held its regular meeting at Mrs. Roy Barton, was conducted by Fairview transportation. I would like to urge This week was .a short or e for all 'heJ"1 ^Saturday the program committee on the matter that each of you do your utmost in I Nov. 23—Paul E. Breeding, of L. Williams, The next of a public playground for Coquille. order that all of the Oregon coast may Selah, Wash., and Pearl ‘ m.rri^'here school pupils, due to the Thanksgiv evening, November 23. meeting is on schedule for December Music for the meeting was fur ing vacation on Thursday and Friday. be adequately «d fully covered and 1Mt b Rev. w R.ymon<1 nished by Rev. W. Raymond Wilder, represented in the "American Guide.” The usual community dinner was i 14. given up for this year but this holi ... I^ans Leneve, of this community, who rendered a vocal solo, accom It will mean so much to our respec Nov. 24—Joe Williams and Ro Coqnille, Ore. day will not without celebration in has been appointed sanitary inspector panied at the piano by Miss Margaret tive localities. All points of interest selle Huber, both of Westlake in Lane Purvance. should be noted. Reports must be the valley, acocrding to all the tur for Coos county under the WPA county. They were married at the FOR SALE—Large red raspberry of the briefest nature in the form of key and chicken stories flying about. code. M. E. parsonage here on Sunday by F. F. A. Council in Session The next meeting of the Fairview i notes, rather than multiple adjective Plants. Also dragsaw and circular Clynard Holverstott, Harold Berry Rev. G. A Gray. Townsend Club will be held in the __ combined, and 4-H. P. engine, for descriptions. Any unusual physical and Edwin Jones motored to Port- community The second meeting of the Coos I Nov. 25—Theodore Dorn a th, of hall this Saturday eve-| County T ^.“Lld at $35. Bert Seal, Coquille. 45tf feature; whether it be mountain, lake, land last week. Bandon, and Virginia McCarver, of1 n ng November 30 John A Biegger, the Poultry fc stream, waterfall, or ocean beach; Measles have been going the Curtin, in Benton county. Nov „ with Pretident any conspicuous local vegetation, va WE HAVE Ingredients for a splen rounds in the valley again this year. of Marshfield, will be the main Nov. 25—Edward E. Drasch, Smith ot Cana Rivpr did Dog Food, if you feed many Ben Holverstott has just recovered speaker for the evening. The rest I , Smith, of Coos River, presiding. The rieties of shrubs; trees, or flowers; pi North Bend, and Alta A. Russell, dogs. Costs less than 4c per pound. from a siege of this disease and Cor- of the program will be as follows: Mr. | reports of the various committees oneer experiences, legends, and tra Marshfield. Farr A Elwood, Inc. alie Ellis, small daughter of Mr. and Hudson, the golden-voiced singer were read and adopted. A ten- ditions; Indian lore; state perks and —Nov. 25—Clinton Martin and No camp; a one-act play, Mrs. Cortland Ellis, is now ill at her from the SERA ~~ T’’’" LV'uTY’T" i tative basket ball schedule was ar- forest camps; peculiar marine facts, villa McLean, both of Myrtle Point. number which is being 3nged Qf FOR SALE—General Merchandise as the Japanese net floats for in home in the valley. It is sincerely and a surprise until tka — h ft »H AI * < Store, 3 acres tillable land, living hoped that this sickness can be .cpt a secret until the meeting. Al^ “■ F. A. organizations in Coos ocunty. stance; and so everything and any Probate Court rownscndites, from far and near, are quarters, located next to school. checked immediately. It was decided that the next meeting thing this distinctive of your lo Muri sell. Address box 34, Bridge, The Fairview-North Fork Grange, ■ordially invited to attend this meet- would be held at Coos River on Fri cality. See that it is brought to the Maude A. Drane. of Bandon, was ng and all who are opposed to the Oregon.. 45t2* attention of writers represening this ast Saturday appointed executrix of day, Dec. 13, at eight o’clock. .rest plan, are requested to attend Morris Buchanan, Smith-Hughes project, and give them every assist the will of her late husband, F. E. aid become full-fledged followers! Drane, who was drowned in the Co FOR SALE—Rye Grass, Clover Seed, instructor at Bandon, awarded the ance possible. Orchard Grass, etc. Get our prices. “There will be some good pictures quille river. His estate is estimated prizes in the student poultry judging Coos Feed A Seed Stores. Killed in Logging Accident contest. The awards announced were: used. The project itself will provide to consist of $600 in real property and for some of these, and if you have, or .3000 in personal. FOR SALE or Trade—1 acre, small Courtney Steinhauer, of Sixes, was Riverton, first; Coquille, second; 4-H can take or get, worth while scenes • Lester E. Croff, of North Bend, was team Coquille, third; Bandon, fourth; house, small payment down, bal fatally injured in the Garoutte log of your locality, see that they get in Wednesday appointed administra- ance like rent. North Hall St., ging camp at Madden Butte in north- Coos River, fifth; Myrtle Point, sixth. The Riverton team was composed into the hands of the writers or send *or of the $150 estate left by Harold Mrs. Cy Goodman, Charleston, Ore. 'm Curry county Monday afternoon them to the headquarters at the Be Blair, who died in California in 1932. 44t4* zt 3:30. He was unhooking a log at of Carl Eckholm, Harold Engblom dell Building in Portland. Our dis The appraisers are C. E. Maybee, and Lee Cox and was awarded the he loading landing when he was tinctive Oregon coast bridges, un teta E. Smith and C. P. Kibler. PLAYFAIR Canned Dog Food, 2s struck on the head by the log, break Jens T. Sventh trophy which had usual surf of waves, streams, or Pa tall. Sc can. Farr A Elwood, Inc. been won by Coos River for the pre- ing his neck and causing other seri cific Ocean scene, as your beaches, Calling cania 50 for 91.00. ous injuries. He was rushed to the reding two years. The Riverton ag FOR SALE — 10 acres close m. headlands, lighthouses, fishing boats, hospital at Port Orford but died gregation was also awarded the ban fish docks—even some of the unsight Fenced. 23 ft. Spring Water pres ner given by the American Poultry shortly afterwards. sure. Good house, garage, wash ly fish docks can be so photographed Association. Deceased was about 38 years of age. house. 1 Mile from town. Quelle Individual scores in the contest as to suggest something of the ro le came to this section from Lane mance and tradition. quUle, Ore. 34tf were: Owen Newton, Coquille, first; ■ouniy eight years ago, formerly “The Oregon Coast Highway Asso Martin, of Myrtle Point, second, >ne Cent a Word Each Insertion SPRATT’S OVALS with charcoal and working in a mill on Sixes river. He 'tngblom, of Riverton, and Hender ciation has pledged, and will give, all No Adv. less than 25 cents vas married to the former Mrs. Geo. Spix dog food, 25c n, Farr A El possible co-operation through the shott, of Myrtle Point, tied for third. wood, Inc. dathers and leaves besides his widow The Bandon Home Economics class Chambers of Commerce, and the WANTED TO RENT—Small acreage >ur stepchildren, Mrs. Arthur Smith, press of the Oregon coast. This, you «rved lunch at noon to the guests. with buildings for 1000 or 2000 MUST repossess standard make pi fro. Vic Horner, Dorothy Mathers Max Mullen, Reporter. realize, will mean more than we can chickens. Must be good house. Ad ano in this locality. Will sell for nd Ed. Conley. He is survived by now tell to all of us. It is your out dress Box T, care Sentinel. It* unpaid balance A bargain. Easy its father, G. W. Steinhauer, Swiss standing opportunity — please make R. N. A. Greets State Officer terms. Write Tailman Piano Store, Home, Ore.; a'sister, Mrs. O. H. Eoul- the most of It, and see to it that when WANTED — Large - -size used Doll Salem, Oregon. 45t3 iing, Scappoose; and five brothers, L. Sixty-five Royal Neighbors at- he writers are in your locality, that Buggy. See Ray Brown at Thrift’s C. and K. W. and A. L. and T. E., of erdr-d the special meeting held in they get everything that you have.” Grocery. It CROWN Dairy A Poultry Feeds pro Toledo, Ore., and B. C. Steinhauer, of Toquille Wednesday evening this duce better results Get our prices. Swiss Home. week. This meeting was called at the For State Teachers’ Meeting FOR SALE — Five-roomed house, Coos Feed A Seed Stores. Funeral services were held at the -"'quest of the state supervisor, Irma An especially strong group ot ed other buildings, fruit trees, two Community church at Langlois yes Kibler, who had a very important ucators has been Secured for the an lots Will take as part payment terday at 2:00 p. m., with interment message to deliver to the policy hold nual convention of the Oregon State good used sedan. Merritt B. Bar in Denmark cemetery.— Western ers of the order. Teachers’ Association by Supt. H. W. nett, Dexter, Oregon. It* Wold. The meeting was called to order Adams, or Corvallis, president of the by the Oracle, Ida Sherrard, and the Wood OLD GROWTH Fir Wood, 32 00 tier. association, and his departmental FOR SALE — Large, «♦ate supervisor, district deputy Ada chairmen. The state convention will Farr A Elwood, Inc. burning Circulator, Cheap. Stev Lemon, of Myrtle Point, and the ora ens Cash Hardware. 46tf meet in Portland. December 26, 27,28 cles of North Bend, Marshfield and Lecturers for the general assembly Powers were introduced and given are: Dr. Fred J. Kelley, specialist in SPRATT’S DOG BISCUITS, 15 lb. the grand honors. Initiation rites higher education, United States office Fair A Elwood, Inc. were conferred upon Mrs. Frances of education, Washington, D. C.; Dr. Howell, Mrs. Berenice Ireland, Mrs. Frederick M. Hunter, chancellor, FOR SALE—Baled Hay. Seed Bar ley. and Seed Oats at ranch. Tway Tulia Ortman and Mariana Steele, of Oregon state system of higher educa A Son 46t3* Myrtle Point. Following this, the tion; Dr. Grayson N. Kefauver, dean state officer gave h very interesting of the school of education of Stanford talk concerning the older policy hold University; and Dr. Edwin A. Lee, ■ GOOD Young Team of Horses, 5 Years old, for sale. Also set of ers and the new campaign that is be- superintendent of schools of San good harness. $300.00 takes it all. ng held at present. Francisco. Since the teachers of A. J. Standley, Camas Valley, Ore. Coquille’s Camp is the first one in Washington and California have been 46t3* Coos county to reach their quota of generous in their offers to assist Ore irsurance Mrs. Lemon gave a short gon in entertaining the National Ed WE NOW have Dry Molasses for address which held many items of in- ucation Association when it meets in stock feed, $2 50 per sack. Farr A erest. Neighbor Anna Hansen was Portland next summer, President Elwood, Inc. »resented with a gold pin, which she Adams has selected most of his won at the last county convention by speakers from these two states. FOR SALE—Four yearling heifers. giving the secret work perfectly. Abortion tested. From 350 pound After the close of the session dainty herd. Also one brood sow to far- ' refreshments were served by the row Feb. 20. Geo. Gillespie. Arago. kitchen committee. A Special • This Four Piece Highway to Be Written hi CAPS $62.95 Gould Furniture Co. f J - Phone 49*n* Coquille Oregon 3 mw h b Want Ads INEZ ROVER Accredited Piano Teacher It*t2 COMMO Vetch Seed, 3Hc !b at Coos Feed F Seed Stores. the town hi b hast w^at U m
