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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1936)
SECTION OF F HER 11, 1»IS ■■ ' • «4 IT All TUE CA VIDI 1 IMI IT Oil THE 50-TARD UNI PHILCO Football on the air Hear the crowd / • • a All thC • • • I1M* for Amer- a marvelous new 1937 Phiko! And let Philco’t exclusive Foreign Tunin System and new bring you twice as joyable programs from abroad. Come in for a dem onstration! i a.w — : TERMS! e-ia Allawanaat „ r “OFFICIAL FOOTBALL FACTS” Americsn 37 HÍLCCS T9 Cl MIE FIMI - $22.90 ■ VILLE BRANCH 315 West First ho HAM’S TRANSFER ANTWHIWro» RUSK HTOOD and COAL arrier I Coquille 12. there was a community potluck supper, by an educational ______ of the, - followed . , - -- . r»f tK; program. The Bridge teachert are meeting next Principal C. E. Ellison. Mrs. Anna topic is "Mor Carts and Mrs. Elise Lamp Body and Fender repair work done arrived Tuesday, by experienced mechanics Our body of Mr painter is an expert. Let us prove of repair service. ing Friday eve we have the etion of officers Southwestern Motor Co. being elected by Keys made for all locks Stevens by the secre- Cash Hardware. Coquille. Ore. ere re-elected to ey already held. follows: master, teer, Dwight Cul- _ Culver; steward, ¿sistant steward, n, Nellie Culver; Local & Long Distance secretary, gatekeeper, Lau . Alice Evernden Flora. Edna Moving a Specialty it steward, Irene Myrtle Beckett; , Don McPher- Henry Brown- |H. E HUDDLE HAUUNG coal ¿*? son. anfirs body? That they are easily strained and easily weakened? That different tasks put vary ino burdens on them? That either too much or too little light affects thorn—* often in unnoticed ways? That proper art! ficial light often prevents or postpones the need of glasses? Proper light not only saves eye-strain: it also prevents costly or painful mistakes. If saves many a child from failure in school, many a housewife from head- achos, many a husband from eye-fatigue carried nori day into the office. And with cheap today, there really is no need of inadequate lighting— Worth Bend Coquille Myrtle Point Marshfield tandon - for reading, for the stairs, h»r dark closets. *or any purpose which, increases the com fort «nd pleasure of daily living 3 o A Thanksgiving dinner was plan ned for the next regular meeting, Nov. 20, at t:30 o’clock. Each family is to bring a mince or pumpkin pie and one other dish, and each and ev ery family has been asked to appear on the program that evening, and i is said that a fine of 25c will be im posed on any family that is not rep resented on the program. Refresh-1 men is of salsd, sandwiches and coffee were served at the close of the eve ning by Alice Evernden, Nadine Ellis I 1 and Altha Finch. a .000 bone-grafting operation at St Vin-; cent’s Hospital in Portland three weeks ago Monday, is getting along remarkably well and hopes w be able to come home before long Those who t from thia com munity, some for a part and soma tor the entire day, of the one-day Preach- ing Mission held Tuesday at the Pi- Methodist Church in Coquille, were Mr. and Mrs, R. A. Puett, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lett, Mr. and Mrs. Orlin I.ett and daughter. Joan; Lee Nelson, Glenn Hutton, J. L. Ellis, Na dine Ellis, Lou Hooten and Mrs. A. O. Hoot on. The local school is taking an active part in observance of American Edu cation Week A visiting schedule was sent out to all parents and others in-[ terested in the school, inviting them 1 to spend Tuesday afternoon attend ing various classes and the Armistice Day assembly. A large number took advantage of this occasion to visit the school. On Thursday Nov. Dr. De La Rhue Eyesight Specialist Mounts *n States Eyes Examined Reception Room Jointly with Dr. J. R. Bunch Phone 82-J Coquille Phone 178-L Insured Carrier a high place in the community*— not only as funeral directora but M professional and business men. When you engage us to take care of the delicate matters Involved. SCHROEDER MORTUARIES, l'FlìifeRMM Coquille 10911