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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1938)
Coquille High School About twenty-five couples received instruction in dancing from Mrs. Whited, local instructor, at the danc ing class sponsored by the Girls* League. Each Tuesday a similar class will be held in what is known as the “Learn to Dance Movement.” National Assembly Thursday a national assembly will be held with Bob Woods, cartoonist, present to entertain the student body. * you evet thought a low-priced car could be Enrollment Under Way The office is engaged at present in registering students for next term’s entrance. Those from out of town in tending to transfer, as well as local and non-high district eighth graders, are being enrolled,—------- Seniors to Visit Marshfield AO tew M *4.95 Aetowae Aotewae Aetowae | *5.70 • • *g.6O ... *9.50 —■ CQrri Full non-skid safety I Utt ■ during the winter p/su 30% MORE MILES if you buy now-- ask us why! On April 12th the Senior class will go to Marshfield to meet with other senior groups in yie county. A rep resentative of the state board of ed ucation will lecture and those in tending to go to college will have an opportunity to meet with represen tatives from each of the three lead ing state institutions of learning. Junior Prom The juniors are busily planning their prom, which will take place in the high school gym- on April 22. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs has been selected as the theme. This idea will be carried out ip the dec orations and entertainment feature« Babe’s Melody Kings have been se lectad to furnish the music. OXLY LOW-PBICZD CAR WITH SATtTY TH1TT -I •10 NEW LOW-PRICED PONTIAC SIX The Australian billot system will 500 Front St. be used in the election of the May Queen today. The polls will be lo cated in room 10, where a committee from the Woman’s Club and one from CALL IM the high school will preside to see of two of Its members, Maudle and — — that the election Is carried on in all Kenneth Robison, who have moved of another one. It’s been like the , j to Centralia, Washington. Both pu- traffic lights on some streets. If you fairness. pile have taken active parts in school start out with red, you’re stuck with affairs during the past year, Maudle red at every Intersection right down as a member of the paper staff and the boulevard. Perhaps Gary’s cause ■ Kenneth as a member of the football , to become a father accounted for the adjustment. Anyhow, Im delighted, Monday, April 4, had been set for , and basketball squads. ( “Bluebeard’s Eighth Wife,” the ! and after we finish ‘Bluebeard’ I the beginning of training for the! track participants but due to stormy DreSSiflQ ROOITI Paramount comedy opening Sunday ’ hope we can play together again.’ at the Roxy Theatre, brings Claudette The new comedy concerns a much- weather the date has been postponed , • • Colbert and Gary Cooper together in i married American multi-millionaire until such time as the conditions (By Dan Bailey) a new screen partnership to which i who marries and gets rid of seven prove favorable. Coach Tom Preece both stars have been looking forward I wives only to be completely bested by expects about twenty-five boys to I About ten boys turned out for the for a number of years. They both i the eighth whom he marries for just go out f<x places on the teams that first call of track and a pep talk by owe the arrangement to Producer-Di another thrill. The cast pf popular will be selected to compete in the the coach. He said that if there is rector Ernst Lubitach, who has di players includes Edward Everett Coos county track meet which is any material that looks good, he will take them to the Southern Oregon rected their new comedy of life ’ Horton, David Niven, Elizabeth Pat planned for the early part of May. meet, which is to be held in three or among Europe’s smart set. terson and Herman Bing. Students and faculty of the Lin (our weeks. Cooper, who broke the long-stand- » .. ———— coln school greatly enjoyed films The Plywood softball team is work- Hollywood tradition that no player Seven Divorces Granted that were shown at the regular «r out the .ynlor hl h grounda of Western parts could succeed in »n Monday, Monday April 4. These Titer Seven divorces were granted by sembly on drawing-room roles, explains it this and because hjwnliMi the th. ballpark hnllnai-lr is 1« not nnf fit fll to f« play nlav Judge Brand 1st uheuil tuui I UFlTTUtr subjects, ~What Price Fire. Tuesday to the plaintiffs in the fol “Our Wild Life Resources,” were in on. me that I could do comedy and get keeping with the approach of the • < There are five teams already signed lowing cases: away with it in ’Design for Living’ vacation season and the problems of up for the softball league and three Lona Mae Morser vs. Bredford C. I just went along in the same rut. conservation that arise during that more are needed for an eight team Morser. But for the confidence ‘Design for Blanche Serfling vs. Ira B. Serf- time. n league. Come on, Myrtle Point, Living* gave me, I wouldn’t hgve had In addition to their regular work where are your two teams? We also ling. the courage to do ‘Mr. Deeds.’ To the members of the Hl-Lighta staff would like to have one from River play opposite such a finished actress » Christine G. Shannon vs. J. Clifford are very busy this week getting the ton. They are good ball players as Miss Colbert in a gay, rowdy, ro Shannon. paper ready to be issued on Friday, dojvn there and the competition will Ida Smith vs. Reldon Smith. mantic piece like ‘Bluebeard’s Eighth Audrey M. Ingraham vs. Harry L. April 8. One more issue of this stu keep up the Interest Wife’ would have been beyond me dent publication la planned for the but for this.” , Ingraham. Harley Gardner vs. Ruby I. Gard current school year. New Cases in JCircuit Court Miss Colbert also is delighted in the Two new pupils have recently en new partnership. Although she ner. April 5—Dick Brown vs. State In Nellie Van Sickle vs. Harold Van tered the Lincoln School. Bill Baylor dustrial Accident Commission. worked under Lubitach before in her from Bandon is the new member of Sickel recent comedy, "I Met Him in Paris,” April 6—Frank A. Vitale vs. Car the 7x group and Marvin Lintner something always prevented her rie Vitale. Sult for divorce. from San Jose, California, became a A. L. Mooion, electrics, contractor teaming with Cooper. “Every time April 8—Emmaline Paxton ve. I’ve been about to start a picture,” and dealer, 274 Second St., Coquille. member of 6y. Delno Alton Paxton. Suit for The student body regrets the loss vorce. she says, “Gary has been in the midst Complete stock of wiring supplies. quille Service station Walter Eagan FARCE STARS COLBERT WITH GARY COOPER Coquille, Ore. Lincoln School News Nedolph Wilson Coquille Townsend Club BREWSTER VALLEY The Coquille Townsend Club held ( its business meeting Tuesday evening , in the W. O. W. Hall. It was the , last meeting to be held In that hall, ( as the club is moving to the Com , munity Building, where all meetings will be held in the future. The move was prompted by the large atten dance at each meeting—half the time there being only standing room avail able. This coming. Tuesday, April 12, the first meeting will be held at the new quarters in the Community Building. A splendid program is be ing arranged. This will be followed by a dance. Pop com and home made candy will be served. Any per son who attends the business session held just prior to the program, will Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Krewson were visitors in Myrtle Point and Coquille Sunday evening. Mias Eleanor King, of Coquille, was a week-end guest at the J. D. Laird home. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Laird, Miss Eleanor King, Kenneth Laird and Ben Swanston were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. Abernathy at Dora. Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Wilson and children, Virginia, Burton and Earl, were guests of Mrs. Wilson’s sister, Mrs. A.* Reed, of Myrtle Point Belle Laird reports that Mrs. Bing er Laird has arrived in St. Joseph, Missouri, where she is visiting her 5.Pent. days_visiUng her parents and another sister ip Omaha, Nebraska. The rumor was that the Sitkum CCC camp was to be discontinued but this is not true, as new boys are expected to carry on at the camp. The new recruits are from New Jer- sey and Kentucky. The pie social and dance held in the Brewster Community Hall Satur day night was a huge success. There was a good crowd and a grand time had by all. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Laird and chil dren, Lila May and Merle, and Miss Lafferty, of Coquille, were guests at the W. Nickason home Sunday. Week-end guests of Velma Krew son were Miss Ernestine Luthey and Ellen Rustnald, of {Myrtle Point. S’ The saying goes—“Anything worth having is worth waiting for”—(may be—? sunshine?) Pete Ch------ (I can’t sfiell it and you couldn’t pronounce it anyway) —anyhow Pete is working at the Robinson ranch. The new Durrell home is nearly completed and will be occupied very soon. which follows. All Townsendites throughout the county and the general public are ex tended an invitation to attend the big event. 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