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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 16, 1939)
QUILLl VALUT ¿iNTOfltL, COQUHXK, OUGON, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY IL IMI (Society Continued) Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Newdall enter tained at dinner last Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fitz gibbons, of Myrtle Point, who are leaving for Oakland, Calif., soon. _Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Davis, alee of Myrtle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Podvent enter tained Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brown and Patty for dinner last Wednesday night to celebrate their seventh wed ding anniversary. Mrs. M. M. Newdall entertained most informally Wednesday with two tables of bridge. The guests met for one-fifteen o’clock dessert luncheon. Contract followed: Mrs. R. L. Stewart winning high score, Mrs. D. E. Rack leff, second, and Mrs. J. E. Axtell, consolation. Burton Johnson celebrated his fif teenth birthday with a party at his home last Wednesday evening. Games of all kinds were enjoyed, after which delicious refreshments were served: Guests included: Bobby McLarrin,' ...:. >> _ i*__u_____ a_ Geraldine tv Davis, Marjorie Harden- brook, Dale Stevens, Merrill Tozier, Evelyn Gano, Patsy Holverstott, Carl and Gene Johnson. Mrs. L. H. Hazard was hostess to her contrlct club for one-fifteen o'clock luncheon at the hotel Thurs day. The ladies later went to Mrs. Hazard’s home where an afternoon of contract bridge was enjoyed. Pres ent were: Mesdames F. S. Emery, J. A. Lamb, F. Greenough, R. A. Wernich, M. Earl Wilson, R. E. Boob er, H. L. Claterbos, Lafe Compton and the hostess. The Duplicate dub met at the home of Mrs. J. L. Aasen Friday for one o’clock dessert luncheon. Duplicate contract was played during the after- 'noon with Mrs. Frank Thrift and Mrs. R. E. Boober high for the after noon’s play. Present were: Mes dames A. B. Collier, E. M. Kay, Hal1 Pierce, U. E. McClary, R. E. Boober, Frank Thrift, Mary McKeown and the hostess. Mrs. T. J. Matthews was hostess to a few friends for one-thirty o’clock dessert Monday afternoon. Contract bridge was played, Mrs. Charles Por ter winning high score. Guests in cluded:'* Mesdames Eugene Reed, Charles Porter, Frank Martin, Orville Hughes, Fred Grant, Wm. MacKnight and Kenneth Henninger. The “Pythian Home Club” met at the home of Mrs. E. L. Perrott Tues day for one-fifteen o’clock dessert luncheon. The rooms were attrac tively decorated with bouquets of spring flowers. The members spent the afternoon sewing for the Pythian Home. Present were: Mesdames Jack Arnold, W. E. Cross, Blanche Davis, Warren Davis, Fred Hickok, W. L. Kistner, Neil McGilvery, Frank Schram, Harold Varney, J. J. Stan ley, E. A. Wimer and the hostess. The club will meet in two weeks at Mrs. D. B. Estes’ home, with Mrs. Kistner as hostess. Twenty-two Years Ago we established our business on the policy of fair play we have not changed our methods. 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Just Arrived RONDO The Bethel Guardian Council met at the home of the Guardian, Mrs, Julius Ruble, Monday afternoon. Various plans were discussed and a social time enjoyed. Refreshments were served by the hostess to the following: Mesdames H. L. Claterbos, Jas. Watson, June Walker, Stanley Ayers, D. G. Ireland, Harold McCue, B. W. Dunn and Rev. G. R. Tumey. Mrs. J. A. Lamb entertained with a lovely one o’clock luncheon Friday, The tables and rooms were attrac tively decorated with bouquets of pink tulips. After a most delicious New patterns as well as plain colors! Excellent values! FABRICS Sensational PRINT The grocery store longest in continuous operation in Coquille I Rayon Panne Satin 15* spring shades! Reduced 39 in. wide! DRAPERIES luncheon, the ladies Sewed, knitted r and chatted. Invited guests were: Has sold for con Mesdames M. O. Hawkins, Tom Dim- siderably more! mick, Lloyd Rosa, C. J. Fuhrman, Reduced to clear! Lloyd Oddy, Charles Kash, Wm. J. C PENNEY COMPANY, Incorporated yd. At the regular meeting of Job’s Barrow, George Matney, Hal Pierce, Daughters, Bethel No. IS, Monday J. E. Norton, H. A. Young, Eric Tuck evening, plana were made to go to er, E. E. Johnson and Mesdames Mar Marshfield March IS for the annual vin Lyons, Katherine Huling, Lee A. N. Foley and Blanche Davis. Hollow Tune.” They were accom inspection by the Grand Guardian. Brown and David Nelson, of Marsh panied by Margaret Smith. Beverly The local Bethel will put on the ini field. Lawrence, an eighth grade pupil, tiatory work. They also made plans gave a pleasing pianologue, “Stay to put on an Easter program for the in your own back yard,” with Miss The Pinochle club met Tuesday for O. E. S. At the next meeting, Feb. The American Legion Auxiliary Pageler at the piano. one o’clock dessert luncheon at the 27, there will be initiation. held its monthly business and social Mr. Dunn then gave an excellent home of Mrs. M. L. Foes. At pinochle, • ------- . meeting in the Legion Home Monday The W. R. C, Bandon, No. 40, has talk on school affairs and the new which followed, Mrs. Charles Lewis Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Newdall had as course that has been added, a junior evening, with Mrs. Perley Lund pre appointed delegates to the depart won high score and Mrs. George Me- I house guests over the week-end Mr. The Coquille Woman’s Club met in business course for the high school siding, in the absence of the president. ment convention as follows: Mes Clellan, consolation. Present were, | and Mrs H. R. Edwards, of Roseburg, the Guild Hall Tuesday afternoon, Following the meeting, a joint cele dames Darys Morgan, June Bame- pupil. A clarinet quintette, composed Mesdames Melvin Giles, Hobart and John Moore, of Yreka, Calif. with the president, Mrs. Earl Leslie, of Kennett Lawrence, Bobby Kline, bration in honor of Americanization koff, Gertrude Daniel^pn, Edna Hike, Schaer, Charles Lewis, W. B. McLar Mr. Moore will be in charge of the in the chair. The hall looked lovely Dorothy Yarbrough, Merle Hotten- Month was held; the program being Flora Davis and Floyd Ward. Al rin, A. O. Culbertson, J. F. McLarrin, Standard Oil Co. station in Myrtle with festoonings of valentine hearts stein and Glenda Clinton, played two in charge of Mrs. C. T. Selbig. The ternates are: Mesdames Lena Hunt, Ernest Battey, Lester Abbott, Don Point and plans to move his family which had been used by the Junior very pleasing numbers: “Amaryllis" singing of "America,” with Bobby Ella Sell, Grace Ward, Emma Sebree, Carver, Roy Wheeler, Geo. McClellan there soon. _____ _ Woman's club Monday evening. Bou and “The Elves’ Dance,” with Mar Burns at the piano was the opening Mary Scott and Anna Freeman. and the hostess. quets of pussy willows and huckle number. Mrs. Flora Dunne, repre The department convention will be garet Smith at the piano. Little Donnie Taylor had a birth berry enhanced the beauty of the senting the Lincoln Club, which is held at Portland some time in May. Following the program, tea and Mrs D. B. Estes was hostess to her day party Tuesday afternoon to cele setting. the offspring of the Woman’s Relief It is well for all members to find sandwiches were served by the fol bridge club Tuesday evening. Con brate his third birthday. The young The meeting opened with the sing lowing committee: Mesdames Hal Corps, gave a short history of the its out the exact date and to try to at tract was played, Mrs. O. T. Gant sters played games and were then ing of “America,” followed by the organization and what it has accom tend. See Mrs. Eva McCue for the winning high score and Mrs. J. E. served refreshments, which included salute to the flag. Various committee Pierce, C. L. Tuttle, M. R. Kramer, plished. This was followed by a pa date. Children present reports were given. Mrs. C. W. Kline M. O. Hawkins, Ed. Detlefsen, Au triotic poem read by Mrs. A. N. Foley, Axtell, second. Delicious refresh a Birthday cake. Relief report for 1938 was: visits ments were served at a late hour. were: Dickie Harry, Roger McCune, spoke of the splendid art exhibit at rora Willard, Lloyd Rosa, Lafe Comp who is also a member of this worth to the sick, 1012; bouquets, 562; flor ton, R. T. Slater, Bert Folsom, A. J. Present were: Mesdames Julius Deanne Boynton and Donnie. Others the high school, which old and young while organization. al pieces and potted plants, 51; garden Mesdames Ernest would enjoy. It cost $5.00 to bring Sherwood, Orville Wood, K. P. Law Ruble, Walter Litzenberger, E. present were: Miss Inez Rover played two splen plants, 400; cash, 835.70. Other rence and L. W. Claver, to the fol Whereat, Paul Boynton. Arthur A. Walker, O. T. Gant, J. E. Axtell, the display to Coquille so there is a Mesdames B. W. did piano solos, a march, “The Spirit than money, which is food, clothing, Geo. McCallan, C. P. Zumwalt and Thomas, E. D. McCune, Cora Sulli small charge of ten cents for adults. lowing ladies: Dunn, Keith Leslie, E. E. Leslie, R. of the U. S. A.” and "Trees.” A. A. etc., $374.23. Families and persons van, D. G. Ireland, and Howard Tay the hostess. It was decided to have a depart E. Boober, Harry Slack, C. V. Smith, Hall gave a very interesting talk on aided, 120. lor. Mrs. Whereat also had a birth ment of "Youth Co-operation,” which W. H. Mansell, Jennie Adams, Jennie “The Isms of Today," what they The sewing circle, called Lincoln day anniversary so a joint celebration The Odd Fellows plan to have a will take in the cub scouts and Camp Rose, Annie Robinson, R. B. Rogers, meant to other countries, pro and con, 1 club, keeps busy helping support the was enjoyed. father and son banquet Wednesday Fire girls. Mrs. Albert Powers gave Ida Owen, V. A. Hazel, Lee Hand, and what they could mean in the U. S. Corps. The Coquille Lincoln club evening, Feb. 22, at 6:30 o’clock in a splendid resume of what the two E. C. Yarbrough, F. S. Emery, Har Following Mr. Hall’s talk, which gave generally has a fine report. Let us Mrs. Lucille Walker entertained groups are accomplishing. It was old McCue, D. E. Cruickshank, O. C„ food for thought, Mrs. R. E. Boober hear from you. Don’t forget. Fri the banquet hall of the I. O. O. F. building. All wishing to attend, her club Thursday evening. Chinese decided to purchase a __ large _ _ framed Sanford, Clifford Kern, Luckey Bon gave two readings, one, “The Patri day of this week has been set aside please notify the committee: Welter (checkers were played and refresh- I picture of George Washington, which ney, J. A. Lamb, C. W. Kline, R. A. otic Wish” by Edgar Guest, and “A for a patriotic program, after the Oerding, Steve Dey and Sherman ments were served at a late hour, is available at a small sum, to place Jeub, Albert Powers, Geo. Jenkins, Cheerful Little Earful,” by Marjorie regular line ot business. If you have Morris, before Friday evening. The Present were: Misses Maxine Knight, in the new Washington School, Jas. Watson, C. C. Farr, Roy Barton, Moffett. anything for the good of the program, banquet will be no charge. All Odd Jean Nye, Carolyn Perrott, Eileen Marah 21st is the date for the Coos June Walker, C. P. Zumwalt, M. M. The closing numbers ¡were two bring it along.—Mrs. Ella Sell, press Fellows, without sons, are to bring Kendall, Mrs. Georgia Hanson and1 county -------- ---------------------- • - — all-day meeting of Woman’s Newdall, C. W. Tyrrell, H. L. Clater lovely solos byrRev. Geo. R. Turney, correspondent. the hostess. other boys. clubs, which will be held in Bandon. bos, E. J. Ruble, J. L. Smith, U. E. “The Floral Dance” and “Life.” He t The May day luncheon date was McClary, Gladys Gano, Ernest Wat was accompanied by Bobby Bums. A Card af Miss Eileen Kendall entertained a changed to Wednesday, May 10, to kins, Harold Ziegler and R. A. Wer- community sing under the direction Mrs. Joe Knight was pleasantly We express our heartfelt thanks to of D. E. Rackleff, was enjoyed, after surprised Monday when relatives and few friends Monday evening for the accommodate the speaker, Dr. Erb, ni ch. which sandwiches and coffee were our friends and neighbors, to the friends dropped in to spend the day pleasure of Miss Patricia Peart, who of the University of Oregon. county crew, the Eagles lodge and the served by the Legion. Following the meeting, a splendid and help her celebrate her birthday. is leaving Coquille for Reno, Nev., NOTICE Ladies present at the Auxiliary Coquille Hospital staff for the kind The time was spent in quilting a where she plans to go to school. program was given by Miss Anita ness and sympathy shown us at the bedspread that Mrs. Knight had Bridge was played during the eve Pageler, as music director of the The Port Orford Junior Symphony meeting were: Mesdames Lee Hand, made. A delicious dinner was served ning, followed by refreshments, schools, and by B. W. Dunn, superin Orchestra of which Ralph Baird of C. T. Selbig, Perley Lund, Claire time of the sudden death of our dear Gray, D. E. Rackleff, V. A. Hazel, husband, father and brother. at noon. Present were: Mesdames served at the Tip Top. Present were: tendent of schools. A sextette, com the Eastern-Western School of Music Jack Arnold, C. P. Zumwalt, Effie Mrs. C. B. Young and Charles John Arnold and John Belloni, of Misses Eileen Percy, Jean Nye, Car posed of Mary Jane and Donna Dunn, Mrs. Inez Pinkston Myrtle Point; Mrs. A. J. Nuasell, Mrs. olyn Perrott, Maxine Knight, Bar Yvonne Kerh, Ann Hawkins, Dorothy is instructor, will provide a part of Miller, Frank Schram, Robah Robi Mrs. Mabie Martin John Widroark. Mrs. Stanley Fitz bara Leslie, Mrs. Lucille Walker, Hardenbrook and Geraldine Hol the entertainment at the Coquille son, Gladys Gano, E. C. Yarbrough, Mr. Reuben Young gerald, Mrs. A. M. Rickman, Mrs. Mrs. Bonnie Lawhorn, Miss Peart and comb, sang two splendid numbers: Townsend club session next Tuesday J. Williams, Harold McCue, Guy Kelley, Flora Dunne, Clara Wheeler, Mr. Hervey Young. Mighty Like a Roae” and "Sleepy evening. Mary Cary and Mrs. Knight. 59 PENNEY'S Patriotic Program By Auxiliary Youth Co-operation Bandon W.R.C Makes Report Pledged By Club /
