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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1936)
——-, , ............. ...... .... .. MYRTLE POINT ITEMS | clic order arrived Sunday ::id McMinnville. and on Mr. and Mrs. H F. Linn returned Mr. and Mrs. R A. Jensen and lit- Monday began a week's religious ■ to their home in Mexico City, after a le son, Richard, Miss Katie Guerin school of Instruction in two of the | visit here at the home of Mr. Unni and Mrs. Florence Guerin returned rooms in the Junior high school brother. Leland P. Linn. home Wednesday from a trip to Port- building. The sisters will make their Mr. and Mrs F. D. Hollister have land and Longview, Washington. _ while moved to Roseburg for the summer. home with Mn. Frank Young Betty Ross and Phyllis Belloni re- here. Mr. Hollister has employment there. un:ed home Saturday afternoon Mrs. T. O. Sumerlin and Mrs. Paul Mr and Mrs. Eugene Laird will live trora a week’s vacation trip on Coos Breuer returned the last of the week in the Hollister home duimg their River. I from The Dalles, Oregon, where they anence. Mrs. Emily Miller left Wednesday attended the Woman’s Club conven- Charles Gilroy recently left for of last week for Riy word, California, ■ tions. Newport, R. I., where he will spend where she will visit her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs- Peter Hensen and two some time visiting. George Johnson. daughters returned to their home in Mr. and Mrs. Roland Warner and Mrs. Victoria Chevassus returned to Wyoming this week, after a few days* family have gone to Anchorage, Alas her home in Portland after spending visit with relatives in Myrtle Point, ka. where they will make their home. a few days at the home of her sister, Rev. and Mrs. F. H. Barr left Fri Mr and Mrs. Robert James have Mrs. Austin Dodge. day for Hershey, Penn., where they moved on the Warner ranch. At a recent meeting of the Junior will attend the general conference of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bowers and Woman’s club all officers were re the Church of the Brethren. ’ They Mrs. Walter Sykes have gone to flected to serve the coming year. will also visit relatives in the eastern Golden, Colorado, to attend the grad They are: president, Mrs. Austin state before returning home. They uation exercises at the Colorado Dodge; vice president, Mrs. Raleigh plan to be back by July 1. School of Mines for the class of which Greene; secretary, Mrs. Edgar Rick Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker and Jean Pressler is a member. ard; treasurer, Mrs. Eugene Laird; small son returned to Eugene, after a Mr. and Mrs. Walter Huff and fam adviser, Mrs. Paul Breuer. short visit at the home of Mrs. Par ily moved Sunday to Coos River, • You would never accuse this truck Two sisters of the Holy Name Cath- ker’s mother, Mrs. Ella Bryant. where Mr. Huff has employment. of being a rebuilt passenger car. You Josephine Deyoe and Alice Bell Infernottonol sixes range ow entertained Friday evening in from light • Delivery le can have the same confidence *n every honor of Claude Huff, who went to pewerfél Dump and truck in the International line, from Coos River to spend the summer. Tractor Trucks, storting with H ■ ton 4- cylinder The evening was spent in playing the beautiful Mi-ton de luxe-delivery to chassis at ' games and dancing, after which re- the powerful IO-ton dump job. Ever) We deliver Free twice daily | fresh ments were served to the fol- International owner will give you em i lowing: Ernestine Luthy, June Mc Clellan, Mildred Hunt, Louise Grif phatic testimony of truck-stamina and fith, Gene Bartlett. Bruce Wicks, power".. .pltti praise aplenty for econ Marvin Barzee, ^Marion Hufford, 49-lb Sack - * omy in upkeep and operation. We Claude Huff and the hostess, Joseph ine Deyoe, and Alice Bellshaw. )-Ib Bag < - will be glad to discuss lower - coat Mrs. H. E. Peck, of Medford, spent Have you tried our “Mart” Coffee? transportation with you and demon Wednesday with friends in Myrtle We grind it fresh while you wait, lb 25c Point. strate it for you any time. Come io 2 for - - E. N. Smith, of Southern California, Fresher - More Flavor - Economy ‘ and say when. spent the week-end in Myrtle Point. RED & WHITE NAPHTHA SOAP Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Jensen and small son, Richard, left Wednesday 1 big Bars for .... morning for their home in Los An 49’ h - * geles, after a two weeks’ visit with relatives and friends. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met Phone 195J 1 Coquille Wednesday afternoon in the church social parlors with Mrs. Ward Evans, am closing out all my Rawleigh Line Mrs Ralph Pointer and Mrs F. Floyd I as hostesses. At the close of the af LiveWeight lb £OC 1 it Special Prices. Ask about this. ternoon refreshments were served. BEALL LOGGING TRAILERS ■ ______ R. D. McGilvrae, of Bend, Oregon, spent the week-end with friends in Myrtle Point. Mrs. Mary Holt, mother of Mrs. T. D. Gue in, fell Saturday afternoon and broke her hip. She is in the Mast Hospital and on account of her ad vanced age is in a very serious con dition. Her sons, John and C. H. Tichenov, of Portland; Frank, of Port v Orford, and Leslie, of North Bend, were called to be with her. Clarence Shulz, of Los Angeles, ar* rived Wednesday and visited with friends until Saturday when he re turned to his home. Miss Katie Guerin, who has been v ¡siting relatives and friends for two weeks, returned to her home in Los Angeles Saturday morning. Miss Priscilla Deyoe spent the week-end in Lakeside visiting friends. Mrs. Rose Garrett and daughter, Margaret, and Mrs. Guy Woodcock have returned from a trip to Portland Wilson’s Red & Wtiiite - Phone 19 MOO Highland Chief Flour $<We25 Toasted Cracked Wheat 49^ - 2SC Parr Jel Featherflake Flour $ < -55 : Strained Honey5 tbs- 55® * XOC Jar Rubbers3 doz- - F Burr Motor Co. 13C INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Fryers Scratch *Sum 3™ r Walnuts ' » 25c • Ralston Bran 16c ' 10 c IED & WHITE CORN large pkgs. - - f*EETS bars MECHANIC FLAKES SOAP Sunday School Class Entertained The Young Married Women's Class of the Pioneer Church school enjoyed a social afternoon at the home of their teacehr, Mrs. W. A. Ireland last Thursday afternoon. A surprise handkerchief shower for Mrs. Ireland was a feature of the afternoon. Those present besides the hostess were: Mesdames W. R. Wilder, L. P. Fugel- son. Cyril McCurdy, Harold Peart, Floyd Shepherd, Earl Carlisle, Julius Ruble, T, la.’ Gormgrty, Ray Brown, A / Lee Petersen, Walter Oerdlng, Duall, For sound Fire Insurance, go to Wm. Peart, R. Slater, Belmont Ire Ned C. Kelley. land. Ask for Cow Bell Dairy cream and milk, the only milk and cream made safe by pasteurization. Ideal Bakery bread is slow baked. Sltf Dr. C. O. Stem, Chiropractor. Moulton St., phone 8«J. 292 22tl G. T. COOK Brick Mason Fireplaces and Chimneys P. 0. Box 62, Coquille 4
