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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1936)
. . * PAGI i Club Notes and Other Young. Other guests included Mrs. Geo. Va ighan, of Marshfield, and Social Activities McCurdy. Mrs. H. S. Norton was hostess to her contract bridge club last Friday I/..' T,,. .... ^.,1 — ~ _ 1* J L... .. ' ■ afternoon, with the following mem Mrs. Theo. Clinton entertained her contract bridge dub on Tuesday eve- btrs and guests present: Meedarr.es ning at her home on the Myrtle Point Roy Boober, U. E. McClary, Mary highway. Members present were: McKeown, J. L. Aasen, Frank Thrift, Mesdames Walter Litzenberger, Don- Fred McNelly and Ben Currie, aid Estes, T. S. Stevens, Fred Watson, I . Kenneth Kistner, Ed Walker and Or- • On Tuesday of this week about vin Gant. Mrs. Estes held high scoie eighteen Pythian Sisters met with Mis. Geo. Gilman for dessert lunch, (or the evening. following which they spent the after- The Laf-a-lot club ladies met with noon sewing for the Oregon-Wash- Mrs. Geo. Gilman Thursday after ington Pythian home located in noon. Enjoying the merry occasion Washington. were Mesadmes John Martin, O. K. Rakestraw. W. E. Crocs, E. L. Detlef- There was a good attendance at the sen, W. H. Myers and E. A. Wimer. > regular meeting of Beulah Chapter, Mrs. Martin will entertain the club O. E. S., at Masonic hall last evening., in two weeks. The worthy matron, Mrs. Camilla Rietman, who visited several O. E. The duplicate contract bridge club S. chapters in the vicinity of Portland with Mrs. Mrs. Ray Vaughan and Mrs. John mot with Mrs. Hal Pierce Wednesday , last week, in company Following the one Inez Glaisyer, worthy grand matron Hawkins were joint hostesses on of this week. o’clock lunch the following members ' of Oregon, gave an interesting report Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. participated in play: Mesdames Roy1 of the meetings. The next meeting of Hawkins, to a- group of friends hon Boober, M. R. Thomas, D. E. Rackleff, Beulah chapter is listed as “family oring Mrs. Dan Maginnis, nee Miss Bert Folsom, C. M. Gray, R. L. Stew night” at "which time there will be a Avis Hartson, formerly of Coquille art, J. L. Aasen and the hostess. potluck dinner at six o'clock, for and now living in Portland. Enjoy Mrs. members and their families. ing the evening were Mrs. Justin The B. B. club, recently organized Violet Lorenz is chairman of the Hensler, Mrs. Harry Nelson, Mrs. among the younger set, met Wednes committee in charge. Geo. Vaughan, of Marshfield, Mrs. day evening at the home of Miss Iso Clarence Osika, Miss Jean Young, hel Unsoeld, for cards and needle- The Women's class of the Bible Mias Kathleen McClintock and Miss , work. Enjoying the evening were school of the Church of Christ held Marjorie McClellan, of Coquille. Misses Helen Lund, Wave Gisholt, their regular business meeting at the On Friday evening of last week Virginia Hartson, Patricia Peart, home of Miss Jennie Lafferty Thurs Mrs. Maginnis was the honored guest and Louise Woodyard. day afternoon, with Mesdames Sloan, of the K club and additional guests, Sanders and Bean acting hostesses. who were entertained at the home of Following the business session re- Mrs. Wm. Fortier entertained with Miss Barbara Bradford in Marshfield. freshments were served. About sev two tables of contract bridge last Fri Going from here were Miss Dean enteen members were present. day evening, the following guests be Heading, Miss Kathleen McClintock, Miss Jean Young, Miss Marjorie Mc ing in attendance: Mesdames T. S. Past Noble Grands Session __ _ _ Vaughan, Mrs. _ Stevens, Julius Ruble, Wilbur Clellan, Mrs. R. C. John Hawkins, "Mrs. Cl’aren«’ Osika, I Haynes, R. T. Slater, Stanley Fitz- The Past Grands Club of Mamie Mrs. Tom Dennison and Miss Carol ««raid. Vera Oderkirk and Verrill Rebekah lodge met with Mrs. Geo. Johnson Friday evening, March 6, with Mrs. Ula Leach assisting Mrs. Johnson as hostess. After a short business session the members enjoyed •he evening with sewing, knitting and conversation. Those present were: Mesdames Estelle Dunn, W. E. Boe- ' serman, J. P. Beyers, Ipez Chase, lack Leach, Hester Holverstott, Birdie Skeels, Walter Ocrding, A. N. Gould, Ernest Benham, Ora X. Mau ry, Fred Schaer, Ida Oerding and the hostesses, Mrs. Geo. Johnson and Mrs. Ula Leach, who at a late hour f_rved delicious refreshments con sisting of ice cream, cookies and cof fee. The club will meet with Mrs. Inez Chase Friday, April 3. Mrs. Tom Dimmick, of Ophir. More than fifty guild and church members of the Episcopal church at tended the reception at the Parish House Thursday afternoon, to meet Right Reverend Benjamin D. Dag well, bishop of Oregon, who is mak ing his first official visit to south western Oregon. Rev. Frederick Jennings, of Marshfield, introduced Bishop Dagweil, who made a very pleasing talk, and to which Mrs. Muri Pettit, president of the Guild, re sponded. Mrs. A. J. Sherwood and Mrs. Geo. Lorenz presided at the tea table, with Mrs. Harry Slack, Mrs. Luckey Bonney and the Misses Mar garet Stewart, Marion Hess and Iso- bel Unsoeld, assisting. The regular guild meeting will be held on Wed nesday afternoon next week. - O ü FOUNTAIN PEN AND PENCIL LIFETIME GUARANTEE Given to Every Purchaesr of -10 BLUE RAZOR BLADES or Chalomay Compact for the Ladies For 49 Cents Limit 2 to Each Customer RACKLEFF PHARMACY Prescription Specialist Coquille, Ore. Phone 132 N0JÍ103 Missionary Women to Meet SPECIAL Fancy Yellow Cling Peaches A" 3 for Buy now at this clean-up price. SWEET PRUNES Good Quality and Size while our stock lasts CHEESE SYRUP We are stocking a more complete line than has ever been carried in town—Keep this in mind: A blend of corn syrup and pure American—Mild and Old, Mt. Hqpe, Very Mild, Imported Roquefort, Imported Gruyere, American-made Camembert type, Schloss, Neufchatel, Philadelphia Cream and a complete line of the processed cheese in half pound package and glass. 69 Full 5 lb Pail Special 48c MANNING’S COFFEE Always Fresh and ground when you buy it. Still selling at 25c lb Package Very low for this grade Coffee. Delivery n LOST—White female Fox Terrier, on Lodge, Bandon, at its regular meet- , Marriage Licenses Saturday, Feb. 29. Has two brown ing Wednesday, March 11. There ( Mar. 4—Ellsworth Kinnunen and ears. Answers to name of Trixie. was a short program, which was fol- Rena Button, both of Marshfield. • lowed by a variety of games which Reward for return to Milo Dun Mar. 4—Herman K.Tlaep, of Co- Delicious ' quille, and Gertrude Kellotat, of ham, phone 164R. It* were thoroughly enjoyed. refreshments were served by the I Koeingsberg, Germany. committee —Press Correspondent. Mar. 5—O. Wendell Herbison and NOW is the time to have those graves fixed with reinforced cement cov Doris Newton, both of Marshfield. Painting or papering contracts, I March 7—Bert McDowell, of Port ering or coping. Terms if desired. Visitors at Rebekah Lodge Here large or small. Telephone 183-R. D I Orford, and Carleen Hodes, of Ban Phone 123L; John S. Sanders. 9tf Mamie Rebekah Lodge, No. 20, had L. Cox. “If you don't want quality, don. They were married last Sat s>veral visitors from Ocean Rebekah don’t call.” urday by Justice J. J. Stanley at his WANTED—Shingling, house or bam foundation repair, wrecking or office here. construction. Phone 41R. 108 No. March 7—William Hillis Short and Moulton St. Geo. W. Swinney. It* Clara Maud Pierson, both of Hauser. March 8—Adrian Schroeder, of Co I FOR SALE—One good work horse. quille, and Mary Gasner, of Norway C. S Webb, Arago, Oregon. March 11—Chester Butler and Jer ry Parke, both of Marshfield. WOOD STOVE — Very reasonably priced, new grates, etc. Coquille Gas & Power Co. It Want Ads r * ' l L f 0b Call 12RU, Myrtle Point, for Fir Wood, any length. Dick Sumerlin. 1* One Cent a Word Each Insertion No Adv. leas than 25 cents PIANO FOR SALE—Small balance due—nice family size. No reason FCR SALE Fruit Trees, all kinds. able offer refused. Cash or *5 Also Bush Fruits at new low prices. monthly. Address Mr. Smith, Ad Myrtle Gardens, Phone 602 R. 9t 1 juster, Cline Piano CoM 1011 SW Washington St., Portland, Oregon. "OR RENT-r-An unequipped Dairy 9t3 Ranch capable of keeping 18 cows References needed. J. D. Donald HOUSE FOR SALE—4-room and son, on North Bank road, acron bath, 70 foot lot, cement sidewalk, from Rivetron. Phone 9R2, Co in Myrtle Point. Priced to sell quille. It* *1200. Box 183. Phone 81-J, Myr w* tle Point. 3t* EAVE orders for Chimney Clean ing at the J. A. Lamb & Co. hard FINE Ground Agricultural Lime. ware store. Work done promptly. 100-!b bag >1.00. Farr A Elwood. 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The missionary women of the Church of Christ will meet Wednes day, March 18, at 2:00 o'clock in the. church. After the regular business meeting, an interesting study will be given with Mrs. Geo. Swinney as leader. Topic of study is “Pearl of , the Orient—the Philippines.” Devo-' tional thought is found in Matt. 4:16. Hostesses for the silver tea will be Mrs. Mary Wimer, Mrs. Witters and Mrs. Henderson. 76 Phone cane sugar syrup, flavored with Busy Corner Grocery This Attractive Today! 19 f STALEY’S BREAKFAST For a Limited Time ONLY 1 « * For those who are looking for something different in Right when YOU want it...just when YOU need it... the finest VALUE we've ever offered! FREE a BLASTERS Supplies, caps, fuse, elec trics, and dynamite Farr A El wood, Inc. FOR SALE—Four million feet of timber, mostly old growth fir. • Terms. B. Folsom. 5tf
