COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE, OREGON,
TO
THE
PATRON
Gould, Frank Leslie, Rolph, E. C.
Finley, Ernest Purvance, Esta Ellis,
Earl Hamilton, K. P. Lawrence, Cy
ril McCurdy, Verrill McCurdy, Geo.
-Taylor, Jr., R.
Slater, R. B. Knife,
Inez Pinkston, W. A. Ireland, H. L.
Graybeal, Walter Nohmberg, June
Walker, Julius Ruble, John Sanders,
Don Pierce, Wanda Rouw, B. W.
Dunn, Mrs. Dunn-, Sr., Miss Barbara
Richmond, the guest of honor, Mrs.
Donaldson, and the hostesses.
SAINT
’Tis the month for the Irish and the clover and the pipe and
the green to find their way into our social
life for the patron saint of Ireland has for
many years been a celebrated figure and has
come to us from popular legend.
So, it’s
time to think of the Irish in us and spake and
talk about the great deeds of St. Patrick in
the month of March. '
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Guests present were: Mesdames
The engagement of Miss Barbara
Richmond to Mr. Vemer Putz Arnes Rosalie Oatman, Elbert Schroeder,
Marlin Brandon, Harold Gould, Clar
was announced at a lovely party held
ence Osika, Grace Hatcher, Annie
at the Riahmond home Friday eve
Larsen, Loyce Knife, R. T. Slater,
ning. The rooms and tables looked
Orville Newton, Louis Donaldson,
lovely with bouquets of carnations
Misses Madeline McKeown, Gertrude
and talisman roses, the color scheme
and Gretchen Mehl, Mary Ella Cary/
being pink and white; pink and white
Beatrice Getz, Dora and Glenda Ken
tapers adding to the effectiveness.
During the evening 'the guests played dall, Rose Naef, LaVerne Knife, Anita
Pageler, June Meyers and Kathleen
Chinese checkers and chatted. Mrs.
Collier.
Richmond, assisted by Mrs. Rosalie
Oatman and Miss Mary Ella Cary,
The N. O. M. A. club ladies went
served dainty refreshments on indi
to the Liberty Theatre last Tuesday
vidual trays at a late hour. The
evening and later went to the Tip Top
“new»” was made known when the
for refreshments.
Present were:
guests looked at the dainty white
Mesdames Elynor Miller, Bernice Ire
satin ribbon which tied two pink
land, Frances Detlefsen, Laverne El
and white carnations, the names be
lingsen, Lucille Ellison, Lorraine Per-
ing painted thereon in pink.
jrott, Maxine Stevens, Ruth Clayton,
Ruth Dey and Alice Morris.
Sandy Says
THUR8DAY, MARCH 1«
Howdy, Folks:
Aunt Sally
says the reason most bridge
players get a kick out of chew
ing gum is because it is made
out of horses hoofs in the first
place.
Tin true that drinking
color to one's life—the
morning your nose is red,
tongue is white and you
the Hues.
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adds
next
your
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Congratulations to the new
Coquille Furniture Store and
may we welcome this firm into
the community as best wo can.
May success be with this enter
prise.
They say he’s such a chisler
that he can extricate a peanut
without even cracking ita shell.
First
Friday
Surprise
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THRIFT GROCERY
Coquille
Wood test Thursday evening for sev to her card club for one o’clock des
en-thirty o’clock dessert.
During sert luncheon Tuesday. Pinochle was
the evening, the members played played during the afternoon, Mrs.
cards and Chinese checkers.
At Don Carver winning high score and
bridge, Georgianna Johnson won high Mrs. Ralph Hurlburt, low. Present
M*rch 17
score and at checkers, Lurene St. were: Mesdames A. O. Culbertson.
Past Matrons and Patrons, 7:30 p.
Clair. Present were: Misses Audrey M. L. Foes, Roy Beyer, Chas. Lewis,
m., at Miss Bess Maury’s home.
Taylor, Georgianna Johnson, Aloha Ralph Hurlburt, Don Carver, J. F.
Saturday/March 18
Allen, Jean McNelly, Lurene St. McLarrin, Albert Wells, W. B. Mc-
Dance, Three Links Club, I.O.O.F. Clair, Margaret Belloni, Helen Lund, Larrin, Roy Wheeler, Dee Knife and
Hall.
Mrs. Monroe Swindall and the host Mrs. Richard Knife, of Eureka. Calif.,
St. Patrick Dance, sponsored by ess.
and the hostess.
The Duplicate club met at the home American Legion, Community Bldg.
of Mrs. A. B. Collier Friday for one Monday, March 20
o'clock dessert luncheon. At dupli
B. A P. W. club, 7:30 p. m. Pioneer
cate contract, Mrs. U. E. McClary church parlors.
and Mrs. Mary McKeown were high Tuesday, March 21
for the afternoon.
Present were:
Royal Neighbors, 7:30 p. m. W. O.'
Mesdames Frank Thrift, J. L. Aasen, W. hall.
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R. E. Boober, U. E. McClary, Mary Wednesday, March 22
McKeown, E. M. Kay, F. C. McNelly
Episcopal Guild, St. James Parish
and the hostess.
House, 2 p. m.
Miss May's Shop
Myrtle Point
Calendar
Thursday, March 23
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Podvent had a
family get-together last week when
Mrs. Pedvent’s two sisters and hus
bands arrived for a few days* visit.
They were Mr. and Mrs. Delmar
Larkin and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ny-
strom, of Monroe, Oregon. Miss June
Redmond, another 'sister, was also
one of the family party.
Mrs. W. S. Sickels entertained her
bridge club at the hotel> for one
o’clock luncheon Thursday.
The
members later went to Mrs. Sickels*
home where contract bridge was en-
joyed. Present were: Me»dame« F.
L. Greenough, F. S. Emery, G. A.
Ulett, J. A. Lamb, L. H. Hazard, R.
Mrs Esta Ellis was in charge of the A. Wernich, M. Earl Wilson, H. A.
Bible Contest which was held last Young, Lafe Compton and the hostess.
Friday evening in the Pioneer Meth
odist church. Geraldine Oerding won
Miss Bessie Payne was hostess to
the silver medal. Others contesting
the K. Y. N. club last Wednesday
were: Phyllis McAllister, Eula Mc evening at the home of her Another.
Cracken, Bobby Jenkins and Shirley The evening was spent in needlework
Slater. Patricia Yarbrough accom and chat. Refreshments were served
panied by Dorothy Bells Newton, at a late hour by the hostess to the
sang two lovely solos.
following: Mesdames Ada McCurdy,
Last Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Louis
Donaldson was tendered a lovely
party and shower at the home of Mrs’.
Jas. Richmond, with Mrs. Londy
Peart, Mrs. Orville Newton and Mrs.
£lyde Minard, joint hostesses with
Mrs. Richmond. Following the open
ing of the large array of gifts, the af
ternoon was spent in sewing and
chatting. The table was attractively
decorated in green and yellow, jon
quils and tapers carrying out the mo
tif. Individual trays with dainty re
freshments were served by the host
esses, they being decorated with crepe
5iper booties filled with after-dinner
I Ints and napkins appropriate for
r e occasion. Present were: Mes
dames Ray Hall, Leland Peart, Ro
I salie
Church, Ruby Miller, Earl, Le
land Petersen, E. C. Ashworth, A. D.
Elliott, Dennis Waggoner, Elton Sav
age, Lee Hand, Beulah Tenny, Harold
Mrs. Leslie McElhaney was hostess
The Omit club met with Mrs. Lloyd
•
Cyril McCurdy, Verrill McCurdy,
Earl Hamilton, Elmer Neeley, Guy
Kelley, Eugene Nosier, Wm. Myers,
J. B. Dawson, J. J. Geaney, F. C.
McNelly, Sam Sturgeon, Mrs. Payne
and the hostess. The club will meet
next with Mrs. Verrill McCurdy.
Mrs. Lewis Wiltshire was hostess
to the Octette club for one-thirty
o’clock dessert lupcheon Friday. At
contract which fdUowed, Mrs. Lanis
Bosworth won high score and Mrs.
Belmont Ireland, low. Present were:
Mesdames Felix Miller, Carl Dement,
S. A. Morris, Belmont Ireland, Milton
Greenfield,
Fred Jensen,
Bosworth, I. A. Larson and. Si
hostess.
Mrs. M. Earl Wilson was hostess to
a few friends Wednesday afternoon
for the pleasure of Mrs. Geo. W. Bry
ant. The afternoon was «pent most
informally in sewing and chatting,
after which refreshments were served
by the hostess.
Guests included:
Mesdames Bryant, F. S. Emery, A. N.
Gould, O. A. Ulett, Lafe Compton,
M. O. Hawkins and Mrs. Jacob
Grebel, of Portland.
The Loyal Women's class of the
Church of Christ held a noon pot luck
dinner at the church with an at
tendance of twenty-three. Follow
ing the luncheon, the regular month
ly business meeting was conducted by
the president, Mrs. Fred Schaer.
Scripture was taken from John
14:1-1<? Mrs. John Widmark and
Mrs. A. M. Wiley were appointed to
make plans for a contest after Easter.
The following ladiet had birthdays
recently and drew from the birthday
box: Mesdames A. N. Foley, Mary
Burns, W. Davidson, Cal Young,
Ralph Hadsall, A. M. Willey, Gus Mc
Cullough, Harald McCue and Henry
Cardwell.
Following the business
meeting, a social time was enjoyed.
Others present were: Mesdames C.C.
Farr, Arthur Towne, Idella Towne,
John Widmark, Fred Schaer, M. O.
Hooton, Lyman Rolfe, Chas. Mitts, W.
H. Wimer, Maud Woodyard, Adrian
Sias, Miss Ruth Towne and Miss Jen
nie Lafferty.
“Helping' Hands”
Christ, 2:00 p. m.
: l
at Church of
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ing, knitting and chatting, after
which a dainty lunch was served by
the hostess. Members present were:
Mesdames Ruth Varney, Alice Stand-
ley, Ina Sandine, Aina Eckholm,
Pearl Ruble, Helen Anderson, Fay
Darby, and guests: Mrs. Hobart
Schaer, Mrs. Maude Seagle, ot North
Carolina, and Miss Margaret Eck
holm.
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The N. O. M. A. club met at the
home of Mrs. Bernice Ireland Fri
day evening. Sewing, knitting and
chatting occupied the pleasant eve
ning hours. At a late hour delicious
refreshments were served by the
hostess to the following: Mesdames
Elynor Miller, Frances Detlefsen,
LaVerne Ellingson, Lucille Ellison,
Lorraine Perrott, Maxine Stevens,
Ruth Dey, Ruth Clayton, Alice Mor
ris, Yvonne Carl and a guest, Mrs.
Margaret Dement.
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One of the nicest affairs of the
season was the dancing and card
party given by the' social club of
Beulah Chapter, No. fl, O. E. S., held
last Saturday evening in the Ma
sonic Temple. Over fifty couples at
tended the dance, which was held in
the banquet hall. It was attractive
ly decorated with blue and red cello
phane streamers hung from globes
decorated with cellophane of the
same shades and the lattice work
along the aides of the hall looked
lovely with various greens.
The
door prize was given to Harry Slack.
Upstairs in the Masonic hall, there
were seven tables of contract bridge,
six of pinochle and several of Chinese
checkers. At bridge, Mrs. Bert Fol
som and Tailant Greenough won high
score and Mrs. U, E. McClary and
Frank Martin, second. The winners
at pinochle were: Mrs. J. F. McLar
rin and Lee Hand, first prizes, and
Mrs. D. G. Ireland and Harold Var
ney, second. At Chinese checkers,
the following won prizes: Mrs. Anna
Rooney, Mrs. Ida M. Dunn, Miss Bess
Maury, E. G. Opperman and Clarence
Tuttle. Mrs. U. E. McClary also won
a door prize. Mrs. Ralph Taylor,
president of the social club, was in
charge of arrangement«. Punch and
cookie« were served during the eve
ning.
After the regular meeting of Beu
lah Chapter, No. 0, last Thursday
evening, Mrs. Geo. W. Bryant gave a
most interesting talk on her recent
trip abroad, interspersed with moving
pictures of the same. A social time
followed, with refreshments served
in the banquet hall. “
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Ulett were hosts
to a few friends at their home on
the Myrtle Point highway Saturday
evening after the dance given by the
social club of Beulah chapter. Sand
wiches, cake and coffee were served.
Present were: Messrs, and Mesdames
Frank Thrift, T. S. Stevens, Rudy
Johnson, C. A. Rletman, Ralph Tay
lor, B. W. Dunn, Crews, Julius
Ruble and the hosts.
The Monday Night club met with
Mrs. H. S. Norton Monday evening
The Myrtle club ladle« met at the for seven o'clock dessert. At con
home of Mr«. Lorene Chard Thurs tract bridge which followed, Mrs. A.
day. The afternoon wai «pent in sew- B. Collier won high score and Mrs. i
F. C. McNelly, second. Present were:
Mesdames E. M. Kay, Frank Thrift,
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J. L. Aasen, U. E. McClary, F. C.
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McNelly, A. B. Collier, Geo. Johnson,
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Jas. Brady, of Allegany, and
ICECREAM
hostess.
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