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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1939)
(Society Continued) A Dependable Grocery Store makes your shopping for food supplies easy. The experience of our grocers and the mer chandising methods employed by our store guarantees satisfaction to the customer. Patchwork Quilts Good weight quilts in gay patterns, bright colors. With strong unbleached muslin backs. Cut size, 72 in. x 78 in. LACE CLOTHS STRAWBERRY PRESERVES DAMSON PLUM PRESERVES 11 Bargain scoop! Ecru lace table cloths in a new monotone pattern. Sizes 57 in. x57 in., 57 in. x 72 Flour Squares 20 for $1 Brand New HANDBAGS .oZ .$1,00 Clever new styles in a host of simulated leathers! New colors . . shapes . . . fittings! A bargain! Women’s Slips 2 for $1 ■ UNIFORMITY OF PRICE MEANS Marvelous buys! Rayon panne satin slips in plain or dobby weaves, em bossed designs. Bias cut for smooth fit. Vacuum Bottle Set $1 BOYS’ SWEATERS $1 Wool faced cotton Six New Members Accepted By B. P. W. Club—Roseburg Confab Sunday slipovers, rib- WTyjM stitched. Extra ■ 7 warm! Johnny col- fl j' FB lars, slide fasteners! M I— - t KB Bargains! Blankets Be aure to get several Steam Towels 10 for $1 A grand value for homes, barber shops and beauty parlors. Soft white terry in,a convenient size, 16 in. x 27 il^ PENNEY'S C- rtNNtY Watch for Çio< Little Bud Trendle was the hero of the B squad game, his two-point basket just as the whistle blew, tying the score 28-28, and the little devils won out in the overtime by two points. It was the highest count yet scored against the junior Red Devils, except in that 3» to 200 victory of Camas Valley over them early in the ssason. Crouch was high for Coquille with 11, Paulson for Myrtle Point with 14. l/oulstlj Tkù Chance! COMPANY, Miss Lurene St Clair was hostess to the Omit club last Thursday eve ning. The members played Chinese checkers and bridge. Miss Margaret Belloni won high score and Miss Aloha Allen, consolation. Delicious refreshments were served at a late hour by the hostess. Present were: Misses Helen Lund, Georgian» Johnson, Jean McNelly, Aloha Allen, Margaret Belloni, Mrs. Lloyd Wood and the hostess. Mrs. Walter Oerding was the vic tim of a surprise “galloping tea” Wednesday morning. Those in on it were: Mesdames Esta Ellis, Gladys Gano, Birdie Skeels, Orville Newton, R. E. Boober, Warren Davis and J. L. Smith. A compioto courso of IO ono-hour lassons In Phyllis home of Mrs. Ethel Fuller March IS, in honor of Mrs. Helen Detlef sen. A very interesting Antique Exhibit and Pageant will be held in Pioneer Hall Tuesday evening, Feb. 28, 7:30 p. m. Silver offering. The Friendly Dozen met at the home of Mrs. Clyde Minard Wednes day afternoon. An enjoyable time was spent in chatting and sewing, af ter which delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. Members present were: Mesdames Sam Arnold, H. W. Kelley, Grant Wilcox, Fred Wheaton and Louis Fugelson; guests, Mrs. M. S. Coulty, Mrs. Londy Peart, Mrs. D. G. Ireland and Miss Blanche Sandon. The Episcopal Guild ladies met in club members met at Mrs. Helen Detlefsen the Parish House Wednesday after noon for their weekly meeting. Mrs. Charles Stauff spoke of various churches in the east which she had visited. Present were: Mesdames W. H. Mansell, L. H. Hazard, A. J. Sherwood, Geo. Taylor, Sr., Ida Owen, E. M. Briner, J. D. Gillespie, Annie Robinson, C. T. Selbig. James Watson, Lloyd Rosa, Muri Pettit, Chas. Stauff and Rev. G. R. Turney.
