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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 3, 1936)
». 183*. Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Walker, Mrs. Wm. Club Notes and Other Mansell. Mrs Camilla Rietman, Soda! Activities worthy matron of Beulah chapter, Mrs. J. R. Bunch entertained with a dessert lunch on Wednesday a few friends for the pleaasure of her house guests, Mrs. Hazel Peterson, sister of Mrs Bunch, and Mrs. F. W. Peterson, visitors from College Place, Wash. Needlework provided the afternoon’s diversion. Ladies present were Mrs. C. W. Gano, Mrs. O. B. Howe, Mrs. Earl Nosier, Mrs. M. Earl Wilson, Mrs. Joseph Grebel, Mrs. Geo. Sher wood, Mrs. H. A. Young, Mrs. D. D. Dale, the honor guests and hostess. Miss Carol Peterson, small niece of Mrs. Bunch, entertained the visitors with several violin selections, which added to the afternoon’s pleasure. Steve’s Grocery Mrs. Susie Folsom and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ulett, Mrs. Ulett being grand na:shal of Oregon. Last evening Beulah chapter officers were in charge of initiatory work in the Ban don chapter, with quite a delegation from here. A week from Monday the Job’s Daughters will hold Easter services immediately following the regular bethel session, to which parents, friends and the public generally, are invited. The services will begin about 8:30 o'clock. Last Sunday the Daughters assembled at the Pioneer Methodist church in observance of the go-to-church movement in bethel organizations. i Miss Dean Harding was hostess to the K Club, at Coquille hotel, Tuesday evening, for contract bridge; the fol lowing members and guests partici pating in play: Miss Kathleen Mc Clintock, Miss Jean Young, Miss Marjorie McClellan, Mesdames John Hawkins. R. C. Vaughan. Tom Deni son, Clarence Osika and Chas. Hag lund. ' Mrs. Denison scored high for the evening. fVolume With Small Profit ¡9 ~~ Mrs. Geo. Ulett was hostess to her! contract bridge club thia week, on Tuesday Members present included Mrs. L. H. Hazard, Mrs. J. A. Lamb,7 Mrs. 8. L. Emery, Mrs. R. L. Stewart,1 Mrs. F. L Greenough, and Mrs. W. S. I Sickels. Mrs. C. A. Rietman was a special guest for the afternoon. Monday evening Mrs. E. L. Vinton invited to her home for early eve- , ning refreshments and a theatre par ty following, a number of the friends of her son, Dick, in celebration of his twelfth birthday. Included were Theo. Ellingsen, Clifford Wi'xson, Jack Newton, Bob Martin, Tom Mar tin. Donald Whereat, Jerry Lewis, Duane Perry, Ben Barton, John Aasen. Jr, «art Haynes, Harold Tay lor, Don Denning, of Marshfield, the honor guest and Mr. and Mrs. Vinton, i ----- !-'---- L 1 WE GIVE 'Ll ■■ -.'.-'I1----------------- ■ 'UJg'JL USED CAR BUYERS 12 MAJOR PROTECTIONS ßacktd ktj -ft UZtiiiaft LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN P HILL’S RED can ^¡2. FRESH* AND CREAMY Peanut Butter Mrs. M. Earl Wilson entertained a group of ladies Thursday for one o'clock luncheon and sewing, com plimenting her mother, Mrs. Jacob Grebel, of Portland. The small tables placed in the spacious liiving room were gay with spring blooms. Enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. Geo. Jenkins, Mrs. Pearl Ellingsen, Mrs. C. J. Fuhrman, Mrs. Lafe Comp ton, Mrs. J. L. Smith, Mrs. Hazel Pe terson and Mrs. F. W. Peterson, of College Place, Wash., Mrs. J. R. The Episcopal Guild met on Wed Bunch, Mrs. M. O. Hawkins, Mrs. Kennett Lawrence, Mrs. A. J. Sher nesday at the Parish House for busi wood, Mrs. Ora Maury and Mrs. Al ness and sewing. This being the; birthday anniversary of the Guild len Young. president, Mrs. Muri Pettit, a sur- [ A number of Beulah chapter O. E. prise handkerchief shower was ar- ; S. officers and members, accompan- arranged in her honor. Other than led Mrs. Inez Glaisyer, worthy grand the hostesses. Mr3. C. T. Selbig and matron of Oregon, to the district Mrs. Geo. Lorenz, there were present meeting which included Doric and Mesdames Ed. Lorenz, Clarence Tut- Cooe chapters, Tuesday evening at J“*- Watson. Annie Robinson, Marshfield. Going from Coquille 00,1 Gillespie, Wn>. Mansell, J. A. were: Dr. and Mrs. W. V. Glaisyer, L*mb> A J. 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Wickham and on a basis of grade according to the Wood” by Lully; "The Timid Shep atives, friends and acquaintances to E. L. Vinton. outlined plan. herd,” a French folk song; “The come to the second. If the weather is Alton Kay, of Coquille, will give a Southern Moon" by Strickland; . „__ , 'I’m a fair enough for the out-of-doors cer- Mrs. Donald Estes invited to. her talk covering his experience with the Wanderin’,” an old slave song; “Wake emony, it will be held in the exact home last Friday evening the mem federal Bang's program. Thee Now Dearest,” a Czechoslovak- ' spot the first was held; if the weather bers of the Friday contract bridge All selections were is cold and stormy it will be held in George Hampton, of Arago, who is ian folk song. club and several additional guests, a director of the Oregon Dairy Coun sung by Mrs. Horsfall and accompan the gymnasium in Arago at twelve including Mrs. Verril McCurdy, Mrs. noon. Everyone is asked to bring a cil, will give an interesting talk on ied by Mrs. Horsfall. Don McCune, Mrs. Ralph Cochran, basket dinner, silver, dishes and cups the work of this organization during Mrs. Chas. Haglund, Mrs. Everett To Observe Golden Anniversary for their family and all will be spread the evening. Strain, Miss Gloria Getz, Mrs. Julius Mr. and Mrs. John Root and daugh together on tables which will be pro-’ Ruble, Mrs. Walter Litzenberger and vided. Turner MacDonald, of Port Mrs. Harold Gould. Mrs. Ruble held Music Club Has Good Meeting ter, Delores, who arrived Wednesday Orford, will perform the ceremony. from Grenada, California, are staying high score for the evening. The MacDowel Music Club had its regular meeting at the F. S. Emery at th* Robert Munford home They Mrs. S. C. McAllister will sing. Their Mrs William are ma*r*n8 extensive plans for the daugther, Mrs. Naomi Robison, is in Dairymen to Meet Here Monday home on Tuesday. charg? of the arrangements. „ ............. «J, Horsfall, of Marshfield, and Mrs. c<,'rbratl'm of their fiftieth wedding The next regular meeting of the Charles Stauff, I also of Marshfield, ar/nivt'™ary Saturday, April fourth, Charles Stauff, Coos County Dairymen's Association were the honored guests. Mrs. Hors- T?** Oli5'nal ceremony took place in Nealy 100 Per Cent Sign will be held in the Circuit court room fall, who is the national music chair-1 „ , ¿rd a*Jhe pre9ent home In the Sentinel item Iasi week co.i- next Monday, April 6 at 8:00'p. m, man for the American Legion Aux- , Bark Mrs. low. J. H. If Barklow. If the weather cerning the closing ag.e?ir.ent fo. the the weather according to announcement made by iliary as well as the district music PT™ , the •econd ceremony will Good Friday services, the #ype made M. M. Schmidt, of Norway, who is chairman, spoke to the club in regard P<ar tree’ us say that 10 per cent had agreed io president of the organization. were close. What was written there was to her work. One of the high points Mr. and *" Mrs. ** Jason Randleman ”** A report will be giverrat this meet married with them. Mr. Randleman that nearly 100 per cent had si ;ned of the afternoon ’ s entertainment was ing by the association’s committee has been gone for many years but the closing agreement. Eating houses appointed to work with creamery the explanation and the presentation Mrs. Sarah Randleman Robison will____ and service stations were not asked to of the Damrousch version of the “ Star operators on a quality improvement he present for the ceremony Satur- sign, Spangled Banner ” which has been se- j program. The plan outlined calls for day. Both Mr. and Mrs. Root spent the employment of a field man for lected as the accepted version df thej their childhood In Coos county, com-1 Worn.., M m Gat Sama W.f.. five months starting May 1, who will national anthem. ing in the wagbn trains with their The only countries In the worM The rest of the program included parents at an early age. Their ac work largely through the cheese fac where women receive the same wsues tories lending assistance to producers the singing of “Trees,” which has quaintances were so numerous that a as men for the same kind of work, who are bringing in poor quality been selected by the American Le milk. gion as the “Oregon Song;” “Love’s special boat was chartered to bring writes Mrs. Robert Gray. Darlington WIs., In Ollier's Weekly, are Csecho Now, This program may also include Benediction” by Alfred Silver; "The the guests to their wedidng. sloviikls. th» Netherlands. Sweden, grading of milk and cream when de- Seasons” by Gaines; “When Love is fifty years later, they are Issuing a I Denmark and Norway.
