The Coquille Valley sentinel., May 29, 1936, Page 3, Image 3

OtMKnUX OREGON. FRIDAY, MAT 89, 198«.
Our aim in buying groceries for your needs is to obtain the best
that money can buy. We never attempt to buy “cheap” at the ex­
pense of our customers’ satisfaction with their purchases.
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FRESH COQUILLE VALLEY PEAS
There are no better peas than those grown in the Coquille Valley
STRAWBERRIES
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Graduation at Junior High—
| School — The Home Room,” 1
Teachers Leave for Vacation
Courae.,’’
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I Smith; “The Activity Program,
The commencement for the Lincoln] nice Howe; Girls’ Glee Club,
Junior High was held Thursday, May Song We Sang,” “Oh, No, John,'
28, at 2:00 p. m.____________________ Sunshine,” “The Serenader;” a
tendanta.
May 2«—John Elmer Whalen and
Velere Cline, both of Marshfield.
Pioneer Missionary Society
elementary or senior high school
program. These features were inter-
Painting
Contracts
Equipment
for any job in
locality
Workmanship
this
Guaranteed
D. L. Cox
Telephone 183-R Coquille
Mansell Drayage &
Delivery Co.
The Woman’s Missionary Society of I
Pioneer Methodist Church met in the ]
home of Mrs. Henry Hartley last
Thursday at two o’clock. An Inspire- !
tional program was enjoyed by the
large number of ladies attending.
Mrs. James Richmond conducted the
devotional part of the meeting, and
Mrs. R. A. Barton sang mqst beauti­
fully for the group the gospel song,
“The Ninety and Nine.”
The body of the program was com­
prised of a series of brief addresses
Mrs. Cyril McCurdy gave, “Who Is
332 First Street, Coquille, Oregon
Least?"; “Jesus in the Whole of Life”
was presented by Mrs. Esta Ellis;
Mrs. Charles Oerding spoke upon the
theme, “Experiencing God in This
1 World;” “Teaching World Friendship’’
5 Divorces Granted Wednesday FOR RENT—Fine front room, one
by Mrs. Ernest Purvance; and Mrs
block from main street. Inquire or
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Five divorces were granted by
Zelia Ireland gave "Living as Neigh-
write Box E, care Sentinel.
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' bora.” A lovely poem by Anna John­ Judge Brand in Circuit court here on
Wednesday,
to
the
plaintiffs
in
the
son Flint, entlUed “The Worker’s
Bible,” was read by Mrs. D. D. Dale. following cases:
Leona M. Hope vs. Thoe. E. Hope.
> The program concluded with a song
Mildred Clink vs. Stephen Clink.
' and prayer.
Ardith V. Moad vs. Melvin C. Moad
Following the program, a delicious
Sada I. Hollopeter vs. ■ Thos. M.
salad course was served by the host­
esses, Meadames Frank Leslie, Ken- Hollopeter.
Earl S. Griffin vs. Hazel E. Griffin.
' nett Lawrence, Ben Knife and Harry
, Godard.
Probate Court
i Those in attendance included Mes-
dames C. C-Southard, Lee Peterson.
Mrs. Lucinda Lukens was on Tues­
Florence Brown, Ernest Purvance, day named as executrix of the will of
FOR SALE—Yearling Jersey Bull,
Walter Oerding, Earl Carlisle, W. A. her late husband, A. C. Lukens, who
subject to registry. See D. M.
Ireland, L. P. Fugelson, F. G. Leslie, died here on May 10, leaving an es­
Sumerlin, adjacent Norway school
Stanley Fitzgerald, Esta Ellis, D. D. tate estimated to be worth 83,852.81.
house.
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Dale, Cyril McCurdy, Miranda Way, The appraisers are O. C. Sanford, L.
Lloyd Oddy, R. A. Barton, Chai les H. Hazard and E. D. Webb.
Oerding, Ben Knife, Birdie Skeels,
Luther Daniels, Margaret Brown, Or­
For sellable Life, Sick and Accident
ville Newton, Kennett Lawrence, H. insurance, call A. A. Nosier, Jr. Call
Godard, Henry Hartley, C. L. Willey, 147-J.
W. R. Wilder, R. B. Rogers and Jas.
Richmond.
The Ironmaster
Want Ads
COAL, FUEL OIL
and
MILL WOOD
WHEAT, 1185 cwt
Farr & Elwood.
HOOTON ELECTRIC
Calling caï d», MJ tor * 1.00.
FOR SALE—199« four-door Dodge
sedan, driven leaa than 100 mile*.
Good discount. Inquire 385 South
Heath, Coquille.
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