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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1935)
COQVnXI VAIATI 8BNTÏNEL, COQUILLE, ORBGON, FRIDAY. DECEMBER »4, IMS. PAGB Fire Insurance on dwelling and contents In Coquille $7 00 per $1,000 for 3 years at Huggins Insurance Agency, Marshfield. Write us, our representative will call. 49tf MINOR MENTION Telling About People S and Events in the City and County Buy local bread and support home industry Sltt Underwood Rebuilt Chromium fin ish Typewriters for Christmas. See H. S. Norton. Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Bloyd’s daugh ters, Misses Zoa and Lucy, are here from Hillsboro. Ore., visiting their parents. They will remain until the first of the year. Miss Margaret Paulson was the first of the college students to arrive home for the holidays. She came last week-end from Palo Alto, where she 1 attends Stanford. are attending U. of O. will also come furnished by Don Estes and his dance band. It will make a nice finale for with them. R. C. A. Victor Radiac, the family the holiday. Tickets will be 40 cents gift that keeps on giving. See H. S. for gentlemen and 25 cents for ladies. .Norton. Lark Mast, of the Lee vicinity, cel ebrated his 87th birthday yesterday at the Knife hospital, the guest of Mrs. Knife and Dr. Richmond — a custom of years’ standing. Grandpa and Grandma J. E. Paul son are rejoicing with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mauney, of North Bend, over the arrival of a baby daughter at the Keizer hospital yesterday morning. Mrs. Mauney was formerly Miss First class upholstering and furni Maxine Paulson. ture repairing. Give us a trial. City Ask Ned C. Kelley for rates on Mattress Works, 448 Front St. Fire Insurance. Attention Is again called to the American Legion pre-Christmas Miss Joyce Wright, proprietress of dance, to be given in the Community Joyce's Beauty Salon, left last Sun Building tomorrow (Saturday) eve day for Chicago, where she will ning. Ernie Ferarri’s orchestra will spend the Christmas holidays. She also expects to spend a month at Hot furnish the music Springs. Ark., and will not return to Mis. F. L. Greenough drove out to Coquille for six weeks or two months. Eugene yesterday to bring her sons A Christmas evening dance is to be home for the holidays. Tailant from the university and Harrison from O. given in the Community Building S. C. David and Donald Smith, who next Wednesday evening, with music Buy Ideal Bakery bread because it to better. Sltf An 8K-pound son was born to Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Claver, of the Liberty theatre, at the Coquille hospital yes terday morning. Both mother and babe gre doing well, there is still hope for dad, and even Uncle Orvll Wood was stepping around in a lively manner yesterday. Is your dwelling a ‘'Preferred Risk?*' If so we will insure it for $7.00 per $1,000 for 3 years. Huggins Insurance Agency, Marshfield. Our solicitor will call. 49tf Judge Brand announced Tuesday that the next motion day in Circuit court would be on Tuesday, Jan. 3. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bryant in tend leaving Sunday for Oakland, en lîtakr Çnur ijnltbag Stye ijappwat feuer ! WE HAVE PLANNED WHAT WE HONESTLY BELIEVE THE FINEST SOLID WEEK’S ENTERTAIN MENT WE HAVE EVER HAD! ENTERTAINMENT SUITABLE FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY! . We Proudly Present The Following Program DEC. 20-21 j ( FBI..8AT. . PICTURE! 3 fMOKE HANCE A glorious romance Co-starring under Southern skies HARRY CAREY HOOT GIBSON . . sunny with mel low humor... radiant) "BOOTS” MALLORY «.a BOB STEELE, TOM TYLER, GUINN WILLIAMS, WILLIAM FARNUM, WILLIAM DESMOND, "BUZZ” BARTON, WALLY WALES, ART MIX, BUFFALO BILL, JR., BUDDY ROOSEVELT, FRANKLYN FARNUM, SAM HARDY, RAY MAYER. with LATEST NEWS EVENTS & 25c OUR GANG COMEDY “Little Papa” with happiness... tingling with thrills I IN OLD KENTUCKY - DOROTHY WILSON RUSSILI HARDIE • CHARLES SILLON LOUISE HENRY « ALAN DINEHART =|—PREVIEW 1= “LALTYHILt" JEAN ARTHUR & VICTORY JORY DEC. 25 1--- The Starlet of “Top Hat” Sings, Dances W . (SUN.-MON.-TUE The greatest roundup of Western stars in the history of the screen! (WED. . and romances in a moontime a,l'enlur‘‘- <he author of Happened One Night." BILL ROBINSON MATINEE DAILY 1:15 7:15 & 9:15 TWO SHOWS EVENINGS 10c & 35c (—1 DEC. 26 J THUR. BANK NIGHT $100.00 f GINGER ROGERS ■ M GENTLEMEN ! ! A Gift °f Beauty WITH GEORGE BRENT SAMUEL GOLDWYN niiiNfi ALAN MOWBRAY, GRANT MITCHELL, SAMUEL S. HINDS t H OHI IS Dirtcltd by William A. Stitt r / JOEL McCREA * fam cavamaoh HIUH WESTIIY • lllllt BUSSI DAVID NIVIN • IUTH WIBTON 10c & 35c Calif., where they will spend Christ ROGERS* LAST PICTURE mas with Mrs. Bryant’s sister and spend their usual month's vacation in (Continued from Page One) the San Francisco bay district where Mr. Bryant puts in considerable time wit aet right all the troubles of the on the golf courses. impulsive people about him. Russell Hardie and Dorothy Wflson Wm. Davis, a buyer and shipper of play the romantic youngsters of “In meat who,does business all over the I county, was arrainged before Judge Old Kentucky." She is the daughter ■ Brand on Tuesday for doing business of old Charles Sellon who is feuding Although without a meat dealer’s license. He with Charles Richman. pleaded guilty but the judge sus his daughter fights to win Hardie for pended sentence and put him on pro herself, it is Rogers’ shrewd aid that finally brings the boy to Miss Wil bation for five years. son. I Miss Muriel Dac returned last Fri ius, who teaches the comedian enough day from Eugene, where she had gone Rogers' able assistant in the picture to attend the U. of O. Symphony Or- is Bill Robinson, the tap dancing gen- t chestra concert, of which orchestra of his foot artistry to win a handsome a former violin pupil of hers, Miss widow, and thus provides one of the Audrey Aasen, is a member. Later comedy punches of the picture. in the evening Miss Dae was the hon Although "In Old Kentucky” is full or guest at a reception given at the of humor and drama in the feud sit home of Dr. and Mrs. J. Milton uations and the wrangle with the Miller, old time friends of hers. Prof. crazy rain-maker, it reserves its Rex Underwood, under whom Miss great thrill for the pounding climax Audrey is continuing her violin in which racing thoroughbreds pound study; spoke highly of her ability as down the stretch carrying romance a student of the violin. and drama in their saddle. Louise Henry, Alan Dinehart, Es Junior Woman’s Club Party ther Dale and Etienne Girardot are Sparkling Christmas trees, the the principal supporting players in smell of burning red tapers, the “In Old Kentucky.” swishing rustle of gayly colored party Clay Dement, a half brother of frocks and beautiful, tasty refresh ments made the Junior Woman’s club j Russell C. Dement, who passed away party, held at the home of Miss Grace at his home in Myrtle Creek, Ore., Ellingsen Wednesday evening, one of just a few days after the elder broth j Coquille's most pleasing winter gath- er died, was a brother-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Bunch, of Rink creek, i erings. Surprises were sprinkled all Mrs. Dement being Mrs. Bunch’s sis i through the evening. First on the ter. Clay Dement left Coos county i list was a delightful dance featuring and settled at Myrtle Creek thirty I Elizabeth Pierce as the rag doll and years ago. He was buried there on Mrs. Charles Haglund as the wooden Wednesday of last week. soldier. Then Muriel Dae brought Card of Thanks the biggest surprise of all, when she I wish to extend to the membdYs of sang several ballads, accompanying herself upon the guitar. Miss Dae the Coquille Fire Department my sin has a splendid contralto voice, which cere thanks for their prompt re > is equally as enjoyable to hear as is sponse, Monday morning, when my her violin playing. Following Christ home was on fire and for the very ef mas Carols by the club quartet, com ficient manner in which they extin posed of Blanche Sandon, Mrs. Doris guished the blaze, with a minimum Sayre, Irene Sandon and Mrs. Leone of damage. Geo. Gilman. Santee, Santa appeared to give pres ents to everyone. When a present Dr. G. C. Stem, chiropratie physi- addrssed to Marjorie Knight came out of the pile Santa claimed that for sian, foot correctionist. electro thera- himself. Mrs. James Mills accom oist. 292 M oui ton St., phone 88J 22tl panied the quartet at the piona and WARRANT REDEMPTION NOTICE played for the dance. Notice is hereby given that war Guests and members included Mrs. rants up to and including No. 7214, Elbert Schroeder, Vesta Miley, Mrs. issued by Coquille School District, No. Jas. Mills, Catherine Wernich, Eliza 8. will be paid upon presentation to beth Pierce, Mrs. Vera McCurdy, the district clerk, on and after Satur Mrs. Geo. McClellan, Grace Ellingsen, day, December 21, 1935 Interest on Mrs. Harold Gould, Katherine Jane said warrants ceases on that date. Keith lx*slie, Clerk. Hassler, Lena Williams, Katherine School District No. 8, Coquille, ?haney, Mrs. Ted Hornecker, Mrs. Cooa ' County, Oregon. 49t3 Gregory Franz wa, Miss Muriel Dae, Mrs. Jean Strain, Marjorie Knight, Mrs. Leon«? Santee, Mrs. Floyd Mc Donald, Mrs. Doris Sayre, Mrs. A. L. Beck, Mrs. Chas. Haglund, Blanche ind Irene Sandon, Mrs. Ruth Ras- nuss.m. Norene McKeown, Neonta wect and Rosabel Shone. 10c & 35c LIBERTY THEATRE coquine Steering Gear Lotked Clarence Earton’s coupe suffered iamages -tp the extent of $100 last iunday morning when the steering fear stuck and the car went over the ;rade near the Coos City bridge and rolled over a couple of times. Neither iie nor Chester Otis, of Powers, were seriously hurt although Clarence's iace was scra’ched and skinned, and the men were somewhat bruised. Aaron Wilson's Car Damaged Aaron Wilson's Ford was consider- ' ably damaged this morning about nine o’clock when it skidded on the frosty pavement at the Joe Collier place and rolled down over the grade I Mr. Wilson was not much hurt. b the Practical Solution of Y'ur Christmas Gift Prob lem. Our Certiflcatt‘8, for any amount, entitle the holder to a corresponding amount in beauty service in our shop. Nosler’s Beauty SHOP J THELMA BROWN ENA WILSON Operators j
