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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1936)
V the valley were Lester Mayae, Edwin Crowley, Miss Cora Bullock, Mrs. Er nest Krewson, Forrest and Eloda, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shepherd, WUda and Colleen, Carl Groves, Lets, Ed wina and Jack Groves, Christina Christensen and Irwin Laird. Mrs Phoebe Harry left Sunday to visit with her daughter, Myrtle Noah, who has been in the hospital in Coquille for several days recover ing from an operation. Mrs. Harry will also visit her daughter, Mrs Baker, at Empire, before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rookard and Florence Alma visited relatives in Powers, Myrtle Point and Coquille from Wednesday until Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wilson and Mrs. Ivan Laird went to Coquille Fri day to consult a physician about Mrs. Wilson’s health. She was found to be in a serious condition and will have to be quiet and observe a strict diet for some time. Mrs. Julius Ben ham accompanied them as far as Myrtle Point also to consult a physi cian. She also has serious trouble and will have to be under a physi- cian’s care for some time. .Rosalie Laird had the misfortune to fall and sprain her wrist last Wed nesday. It was very painful and handicapped her in her school work the rest of the week. Mrs. Manley ^Jdcobsen, of Synarep, Wash., arrived Monday to visit at Orin Kirk’s for a time. < Mr. and Mrs. Albert Christensen. Christinia aqd Donald, were business callers in Marshfield Friday. Rollie Alford had the misfortune to break a rib when he fell over a log. The Injury will lay him up for sev eral days. , Leslie Groat received word Mon day morniryf from Cottage Grove that his father had passed away. He left for that city Monday afternoon. 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TIME PAYMENT PLAN New Perfected Hydraulic Brakes, Solid Cevn G Ur JZ. to« AWtovW prim «W tow eoinpéetè ¿mu-pv¿ce¿¿ cate CHEVROLET Southwestern Motor Company CHEVROLET , PONTIAC --------- ---------- - CADILLAC BUICK • ' LA SALLE Mrs. Hazel MacLeod, pastor Sunday, 0:45 a. m. Sunday School. 11:00 a. m. morning worship, Rev. J. L. Isaacs speaking. 6:30 p.m. Young People’s service. 7:30 p. m. Closing service of evangelistic campaign. “Vessels of Destiny,” sermon by Evangelist Isaacs. Special music. Tuesday, 7*30 p. m. Prayer meeting. Friday, 7:30 p. m. Bible Study con ducted by the pastor. Church of Christ E. Fourth St. near Coulter Bible School, 6:45 a. m. Morning service, 10:45 a. m. Ser mon topic, “As His Custom Was.” Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m. Evening service 7:30 p. m Sermon topic, “God’s Secret.” Earl F. Downing, minister 264 E. Fourth St. 8t. James Churrh (Episcopal > Sunday School, 10 a. m. each Sun day. Clarence Osika, superintendent. Seventh Day Adventist Church Second and Collier Streets ? Sabbath School (Saturday) 6:43 a. m. Preaching service 11:00 a. m. The Pioneer Methodist Church W. Raymond Wilder, Minister I Mid-week service, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Sunday services: Sunday School weather permits. There will be no C. 6:45 a. m. Morning Worship 11:00 a. Epworth Leagues 6:30 p. m. E. meeting here next Sunday eve m. ning, as the members plan to attend Evangelistic service 7:30 p. m. the young people’s meeting at the Brethren Church in Myrtle Point. Methodist Episcopal Church (reshmenta of cake and home-made Wash., has been visiting her mother,! it couldn’t make the turn, ran up on ice cream were served the following: Mrs. Amelia Skurke, at the A. L.! the bank and turned over, then P. W. Laird and daughter, Vemlta, Harold Belloni, Dick Lane, Johnnie Volkmar home. Another daughter, righted itself and came to a stop left Sunday morning for Berkeley, California, where they will spend Danville, Shirley Laird, Douglas Mrs. N. E. Emmett, of La Grande, headed in the opposite direction to I Gibson, Mary Ann Bellahaw, Mar came this week for a visit with her what it had been going. Besides the several days at the home of Mr. and jorie Huff, Mary June Burgess and mother. ■ driver, there were three other men in Mrs. Herman Eckmeyer. Evening preaching 7:30 p. m. Davil Northup. The same day Da Burglars broke into the Jack 8t the car, Roy Osborne, “Blackie” Brewster Valley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller, of Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. vid’s Grandmother Northup cole- Jill Cafe some time Sunday night and Pointer, and “Bob" Tucker, all from Glendale, Oregon, visited relatives in Elder T. M. Cole, of Marshfield, brated her 83rd birthday and was en- escaped with $25 in cash. Entrance Myrtle Point. Frank Osborne was Myrtle Point Saturday while enroute Scriptural, spiritual preaching. Ev and Elder Beckbum, traveling evan tertained at dinner at the home of was gained through a back window, severely cut around the head and to Bandon, where they will visit eryone welcome. gelist, conducted services at the her son, W. R. Northup. ! Nothing besides the money was miss face and sustained a fractured knee Mrs. Miller’s parents. G. A. Gray, Pastor. T. M. Stover was able to leave the ing and this was taken from a drawer cap. His brother, Roy, besides cuts community hall Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Peck, of Med 107 E. 2nd St., Coquille, Ore Mrs. James Barton, of Powers, Mast Hospital Thursday and return where it had been hidden the eve and bruises, suffered a misplaced ford, Oregon, spent the week-end I vertebra. Mr. Tucker was also cut went home Saturday after spending to his home on the Middle Fork. ning before. with friends in Myrtle Point. the week with her parents, Mr. and Find Church of Christ, Sciential Earl Adams, who received treat Russell Train was brought to the and bruised to some extent. Dr. Mrs. Plowman, who has been re Coquille, Oregon ments at the Mast Hospital for pneu- Mast Hospital Tuesday afternoon, Mast was called and after being given Mrs. Orin Kirk. ceiving treatments in the Mast Hos Sunday School at 6:30 a. m. monia, was able to return to his home suffering from injuries received first aid, the injured men were taken * The Myrtle Leaf Club met with pital, was able to return to her home Mrs. Ernest Krewson last Thursday. Sunday Service at 11 a. m. Wednesday afternoon. while working in the Morrison and to the hospital in Myrtle Point. at the Bradford, CCC camp Sunday Roll call was answered by each one Subject for next Sunday, “Sub Geo. W. Linn, of Bandon, has ac Kerber camp in the Eckley country. Henry Huff ’ s new house was near afternoon. recollections, stance.” cepted a position as assistant book Mrs. Leo Cary, of Coquille, is nough completion that the family giving her earliest Mr. and Mrs Arthur Barger have The Wednesday evening meeting at 8 keeper at the Security Bank. spending a few days this week at the moved into it Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. which were very interesting. moved to Coos River, where Mr. next hostess, Mrs. Perley Crowley, o’clock. F. H. Brown returned to his work home of her friend, Mrs. T. M. Stov Kessler Nixon moved Monday into Barger has employment in a camp. has asked the members to come pre Free public Reading Room open in at Eden Ridge, after being ill at his er. the housq vacated by Huffs, which A new feed and seed store opened home the past two weeks. 1 was recently purchased by Jeff pared to give a bit of favorite poetry. Church Building every Tuesday end in Myrtle Point Monday. It is a Mrs. Ivan Laird, president, was , Friday afternoons except holidays A number of the members of the Christian from the former owner, W. BRIDGE branch of Eaton's Feed Store in Ban pleasantly surprised when she was from twO to flve o'clock Myrtle Point Woman’s Club attended j H. Huff, who now lives at Redmond. don. L. C. Eaton has operated a feed Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Puett and son, presented with a lovely cake, made The The publlc..i..cordially.invited public..is.cordially invited to to the convention held in North Bend M!ss Ionella Curtiss came home store in Bandon the past 13 years and Tuesday. Those going were Mes- j Clyde, left Thursday morning for 'rom Myrtle Point last week to recu by Mrs. Elmer Wilson, decorated with attend our services and to visit the opened up stores last September Jn R T D Guerln T Q Bend, their former home, expecting candles, in honor of her birthday, Reading Room, Coquille and Marshfield . The local gumerUn , c ’ *0 o be gone a couple of weeks, wm. perate after an attack of the flu. weeks. Wm. which was the next day. Refresh- __ Miss Aileen James has spent the store ‘»located in the east half of the * A SuMtrup p E Bruer> Doney is taking care of their place • ments of popcorn balls, doughnuts, y|je Holy Ni lame Catholic Charch past week with her sister, Mrs. Ted chocolate and the birthday cake were1 R. C. Dunham building, comer of Elmer Ruaaell M jvaM I here during their absence. Mass on first and third Sundays at Spruce and Sixth ( HeJen Jafne, >nd Marlin Evanl en. John F. Dunckley took the Misses dy Miller, on Rock Crtek, assisting ^<^0 llesadmas“ Ekner Wipin' _ ivj . vuuwicj, _ . . J. . _ az Phoebe Harry, rri Perley Crowley, d ’ 8 : •econd Sunday at 10 a. m. and I . 1 ktvk . /’ t — iiaiijj . . 1 tertained a number of their friends at Nadine Ellis. Lou and Maude Hooton with the housework while Mrs. Mill- r Laird, ivdii Ivan L^aiiu, Laird, oriit Belle ourpiieru, Shepherd, when there ,re ,,ve Sunda y» Mass on -------- ------------------------------ in Yakima, Wash., after a few days Evans home evening. and Myrtle B®clwtt to Coquille Sun- er’s finger is recovering from a bad JU.CI11U, 'Muis Laird. Wm. Keller. Oscar Dur- f°urth Sund*y •» 1» a. m Last Sun- afternoon to attend the monthly xpcut, visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. Games were played after which 01 e,ch month MaM ,l Myrtle L. Lundy. wieners and marshmallows were Votive meeting of Myrtle Chris- Thene was a very good attendance rell, C M. Wilson, Miss Hazel Durrell, m. and at Powers at 10 Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lewis return- toagted wer , campflre. Tho~ who'“" Endeavor Union I at Bible school Sunday. A special Baby Earl Wilson and hostess, Mrs. P®1"1 * m *•“ enjoyed the everting together were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lake.. and( song. “Don’tGet Blue, by Mary Lou Krewson. ed ........................................ to their home at Anchorage. Alas Father M. G. Hart, Bandon Mr. and Mrs. Jess Hicks, Claude I Belloni, ____ Betty Ross, _ Katherine ka, after a several weeks’ visit at the Phyllis _________ ______ ________ . daughters, Virginia and Vivienne, Culver Wilda Beckett, and Lynn 4.' u.rinrv Dey. iiev Hettv were ____ Marshfield and Bandon visitors Orilee Culver, with organ accompani- .__________ MJ Hicks, Glenn and Raymond Palm and home of Mr. Lewis’ sister, Mrs. Henry ^gumerlin, Marjory Betty Jean' werp At Bandon they called on ment by Myrtle Beckett, was much Jean Jewitt went to Roseburg Friday Callin« carda. 50 for 11 00 Miller. ( > Davis" Betty "Marfe Druliner J Marie Saturday. ----- ** " • Whittset. * „------ . . family, —.... which re- enjoyed. to attend the Copco party. They re Virginia Pearson, 'Dorothy! ,... the Ovid Bryant Mrs. H M. Stevens and daughter. Miss Lou Hooton, Mrs. Frank Cui- turned Sunday, Vena, returned to their home at San Pearton, Bernice Thornton, Ma* cently moved there for a few months, Chadwick Lodge No. 68 Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Shepherd Francisco, after a few days* visit at Supthin. Orin Shull. Alfred Strong, | while Bryant’s work is at a logging ver and Miss Myrtle Beckett have were given a wedding shower Sat A. F. & A. M the home of Mrs. J. P. Stinson. urday evening at the home of their David Northup entertained a few Special Communication parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ellis, of of his young friends at his tenth Tuesday. Mar. 17, 7:30 p. m. Dora. Many lovely and useful gifts birthday party Thursday afternoon. Work In F. C. were received. Those attending from 4 Games were played, after which re- MYRTLE POINT ITEM8 V -V »
