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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 29, 1936)
w GET YOURSELF SOME NEW Goodyear Margin of Safety for quickest stopping—plus 43% mart miles of real non* skid grip— proved by ottr cus tomers’ recordsl Junior Woman’s Club Banquet Club Note« and Other Social Activities The Job's Daughters’ banquet for their parents, last Monday evening, at the Masonic hall was largely at tended, there being about seventy- five present. Miss Dorris Compton, Honored Queen of the Bethel, pre sided at the table, where pep songs ind toasts to parents were the special features of entertainment, other Daughters participating being Miss Margaret Stewart, Miss Marion Hess and Miss Gretchen Clinton. During the regular meeting upstairs later, under the librarian's report, “Tri butes to Parents" were given by Miss Elizabeth Varney, Miss Margaret Purvance, Miss Marilyn Compton and Miss Donna Dean Bosserman. A very entertaining comedy skit, en titled, “Abie and Cutie”—A. B. A Q. T,—was put on by Miss Zelma Bosserman, Miss Levelle Walstrom, Miss Mary Lou Nosier, Miss Dorothy Glaisyer and Miss Georgianna John- on. Concluding the evening was the 'xautiful parasol drill, in which those aking part wore formal evening jowns. Much of the success of the pretty affair was attributed to the various committee chairmen who were: dinner, Dorothy Glaisyer; dec orations, Margaret Stewart; pro gram, Georgianna Johnson Mrs. Frank Leslie and Mrs. Mary McKeown gave a delightful surprise shower party at the home of Mrs Leslie last Friday evening, honoring Miss Mary K. Loomis, popular junior high teacher, whose marriage to Mr. Lynn Agee, of Toledo, will occur June 14th in Toledo, where they ex pect to make their home. Miss Loomis has made many friends in her brief stay in Coquille, she having taught just one year here. Having been lured away for an hour or two that evening from the Leslie home where she lives, she found upon her return a large company of friends awaiting her arrival and she was pre sented with a large basket of gifts by Barbara-Leslie and La Velle Dale, while Mrs. J. P. Beyers sang “I Love You Truly.” The shower was a ver itable deluge of lovely and practical articles. Assisting the hostesse in the serving the refreshments were Mrs. A. L. Beck and Mrs. Martha Mulkey, while the Misses Marion Hess and Margaret Smith assisted in receiving the guests, who were: Mesdames P. W. Lane, Clarence Osika, Henry Hartley, J. P. Beyers, J. W. Santee, Marie Stewart, A. L. Beck, Edith Walton, Rex Brown, Inez Chase, Keith Leslie, Wm. Cand- lin, Martha Mulkey, J. E. Axtell, M? E. Hess, D. D. Dale, Orvin Gant,*E. A. Walker, A. O. Walker, Sadie Jayes, Jas. Richmond, S. M. Nosier, H. *W. Pierce, J. L. Smith, Orville Newton, Misses Esther Stalh, Kathleen Mc Clintock, Jean Hill, Phyllis Hall, Averill Stewart, Dean Harding, Alfa Bang, Letta Wallace, Helen Stan brough, Vesta Miley, Grace Elling- sen, Hazel Adams, Margaret Roche, Madeline McKeown, Norene Mc Keown, Marjorie Knight, Jean Young and Bess Maury. The Thursday duplicate contract group met with Mrs. J. A. Lamb this week. Enjoying the desesrt lunch and games were Mesdames George Ulett, R. L. Stewart, F. L. Greenough, W. S. Sickels, L. H. Hazard, Geo H. Chaney and Hal Pierce, the latter substituting for Mrs. F. S. Emery. STEVE’S GROCERY PHONE 166 FREE DELIVERY COQUILLE Volume With Small Profila" la Our Motto sy** - $<.» si lortening « qc Flour* 2 LBS .... 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The following program was the feature of the afternoon, with tea be ing served at its conclusion: piano solo, “Intermezzo" from Cavalleria Rusticana by Mrs. Joe Sayre; solos, “You in a Gondola,” Clarke, and “The Morning Wind,” Branscombe, by Mrs. Roy Barton, accompanied by Mrs. M. O. Hawkins; solos, “On the Road to Mandalay,'*' Speaks, and “A Poem Lovely as a Tree,” sung to “Trees,” by Rev. W. Raymond Wilder, accompanied by Mrs Hawkins; piano solo, “Selected Melodies from Bo hemian Girl,” by Inez Rover; solos, “Absent," Metcalf, and “In the Lux embourg Gardena,” Manning, by Mrs. Geo. Bryant, accompanied by Mrs. Hawkins. N The ladies in charge of the affair were Mrs. C. A. Rietman, Mrs. S. M. Nosier, Mrs. Birdie Skeela and Mrs. M. O. Hawkins remaining hours of the afternoon sewing and visiting. Those attend ing were Mesdames Carl Ensele, W. W. Rhule, Vai M. Harless, Christina Barber, Cecelia Kelley, Jack Leach, W. C. Custer, C. A, Smith, Eddie Aubin, W. H. Ortman and the host ess. The Royal Neighbors are urged to attend the next regular lodge meeting June 3rd, as there will be initiation. According to members of the Jun ior Woman’s club there is no doubt but that banquets, such as the one held last ’ Saturday at the Coquille hotel, under genera) supervision of Body and Fender repair work done Catherine Wemich, will be an annu by experienced mechanics. Our body al institution in the organization. Mrs. Everett Strain entertained her Mrs. Ted Homecker, toastmistress, painter if an expert. Let us prove delighted members and guests contract bridge club of two tables we have the best of repair service. throughuot the evening with her last Friday evening, at her home, the Southwestern Motor Co. 1 ltf fresh, original wit. First number on members of which are Mrs. Verril the program was a group of songs by McCurdy, Mrs. Don McCune, Mrs. Bill Fletcher, newcomer to Coquille, Ralph Cochran, Mrs. Chas. Haglund, whose voice shows the years of train Mrs. Harold Gould and Miss Gloria ing he has had in Chicago as well as Getz. Mrs. Julius Ruble was a guest in western states. Mr. Fletcher was for the evening. Mrs. Cochran held accompanied at the piano by Bob high score and will be the next host ess to the club. THE IDEM VACATION .Bums. Tiny Barbara Jean McLaren were Mi was enthusiastically received, when, TRAVEL . On Friday evening of last week Kathleen after climbing to a table top, she Hawkins, went into a series of fast tap steps. Mrs. Harold Dey and Miss Alta and Jean HpHIS year enjoy the best vs- Brandt were joint hostesses for a Mrs. Carl Gilbert accompanied the ± cation you’ve ever had! miscellaneous shower coomplimenL- Root-Woodyard little dancer, Mrs. E. A. Walker was hostess to Go by Greyhound! Mrs. R. A. Wemich, on behalf of ing Mrs. Ambrose Caudle, nee Doris Miss Edythe Woodward and Sam the Woman’s club, presented the or Williams, at the home of Mrs. Dey. her contract bridge club last Tuesday Root were united in ______ No other transportation offers marriage __ at a ganization with a myrtle wood gavel. Enjoying the occasion were Misses evening, players participating were | very pretty ceremony at the home of quite so enjoyable a way to Biggest surprise of the evening was Geneva Agostino, Hazel Snyder, Mar- Mrs. Donald Estes, Mrs. Walter Lit- i the bride's mother, Mrs. Edith Wood- reach any chosen vacation soot joire Knight, Oma Hawkins, Gladys 1 zenberger, Mrs. T. 8. Stevens, Mrs. the candle ceremony, planned by Mrs. , ward, at Arago, last Sunday after- j —and certainly no other offers Homecker, for installation of the fol Myers, Dora Kendall, Lena Williams, Julius Ruble, Mrs. Fred Watson, Mrs. noon. May 24, in the presence of lm- so many miles for so few dol lars. lowing officers: Mrs. Elbert Schroe Helen Brandt and Mesdames Frances Wm. Mansell, Mrs. Theo Clinton, and < mediate relatives of the bride and Greyhound offers more service der, president; Mrs. George McClel-1 Detlefsen, Bernice Ireland, Glenada Mrs. Orvin Gant., the latter holding groom. | —frequent, convenient depar Judd and Craig Perrott. The bride, high score for the evening. The next tan, vice president; Miss Dorothy tures to more vacation areas, meeting of the club will be in three ' i The bride wore a charming gown Bunch, secretary; Mrs. Harold Gould, I to whom the affair was a complete of beige crepe and carried a shower cities, beaches, lakes, moun > treasurer; Mrs. Maxine Stevens, his- I surprise, received many nice and weeks with Mrs. Watson. bouquet of pansies and fem. I tains and national Darks — useful gifts. Cards completed the torian, and Mrs. Charles Haglund, The ring ceremony was performed than any other travel system. evening's entertainment. parliamentarian. by Rev. W. S. Smith, of Coquille. i Let yur lecel Creyhotmd agent Beautiful corsages, made by Mrs. Following the ceremony light re help yu plan yar trip. ~ The Episcopal Guild had as visitors James Mills, retiring president, and I freshments were served, after which Mrs. Elbert Schroeder, new president, St their regular meeting on Wednes-! the bride and groom left amid a COQUII.LE HOTEL were a happy surprise placed by the ;i day this week. Rev. Frederick Jen shower of rice for a honeymoon trip nings and a number of the guild plate of each member. to Los Angeles by automobile. I The party closed with an impromp members from Marshfield, including Mr. and Mrs. Root plan to make tu square dance staged as a result of Mrs. W. C. Germain, who attended a' their home at Arago where, following music furnished by Coquille’s own synodical meeting of Episcopal guilds their return on June seventh, they ' held recently in Yosemite, and who hill billies. Buck Griffin, Deadpan will welcome their many friends. I gave a most interesting report of it. Bailey and Roy Detillion. Mr. and Mrs. Root have been resi Other Marshfield ladies here were dents of Arago for several years. INEZ ROVER ‘Mrs. Jas. Maple, Mrs. L. A. Liljeqvist, Mrs. Geo. Murch, Mrs. H. H. Wilson^ Accredited Piano Teacher Royal Neighbors Entertained Mrs. A. E Bradford and Mrs. Chas' Stauff. Guild members from Coquille For the benefit of the Royal Neigh Special Communication included Mrs. Bert Folsom, Mrs. L. H bors, Mrs. M. D Sherrard entertained Work in F. C. Hazard, Mrs. Geo. Sherwood, Mrs friends and neighbors with a one-, Geo. Lorenz, Mrs A. J. Sherwood, Tuesday, June 2, 8:00 p. m thirty dessert luncheon at her home . -Z / ft 4 4 . - Mrs. E. L. Vinton, Mrs. Don Gillespie, on Sanford Heights Wednesday. Af- | Greyhound Chadwick Lodge No. 08 7 | GREYHOUND
