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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1939)
Una Rebekah lodge met Monday night at the Odd Fellows hall foe the semi-monthly meeting. Mrs. Elmer Hufford was elected as delegate to grand lodge at Klamath Falls, May 15. Robert Clarke, who attends Wil lamette University, will arrive home this week-end to spend Easter with his parents, Dr. and 'Mrs. O. H. Clarke. Mr. and Mrs. Doroid Gilkison re turned to their home Sunday eve ning from their wedding trip to Port land. They are at home In the John Carver house. Mrs. A. Christensen entertained the Modem Matrons at her home Friday afternoon. Those present were Mrs. Henry Schroeder, Mrs. Jess Clinton, Mrs. Harry Christy, Lila Ellis, Mrs. Lawrence Clinton, Mrs. Robert Re dell, Mrs. Paul Breuer and Mrs. Mary Bennett. Mias May Hatcher returned to her home at Klatnath Falls Thursday morning. Art Herral and J. W. Duddelson, of Eugene, were guests Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Bell. The Altar society met at the home There was a good attendance at the of Mrs. Agnes Walsh Thursday, the three-act play, “Hobgoblin House,” afternoon being spent in sewing and which was presented Saturday eve visiting. At the close of the meeting ning in the school auditorium, by the a dainty lunch was served. Boy and Girl Scouts. The cast of Miss Janet Hall, of Eugene, was a characters included Roger LeClerc, Sunday afternoon caller at the J. W. Evelyn Shields, Vivienne Lake, Lois Dye home. Medley, Edward Morrison, Clifton Mrs. Viola Boren and Mrs. John Christian, Lonella Wells, Gene Wells, Belieu returned Monday evening Wilda Beckett, Eddie Hatfield, from Marshfield, where they had Charles Holmes and Betty Medley. spent the last two weeks caring for Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Knight, of their brother, Frank Carlile, who is Gaylord attended the Grange meet ilL ing here Friday evening and spent Mrs. David Lerison returned home the night at the home of Mr, Knight’s Tuesday from Seaside. sister, Mrs. Dwight Culver. Mrs. Mrs. Sarah Williams left Tuesday Culver accompanied them on their for Tulelake, Calif., to visit at the return home Saturday and spent the home of her daughter, Mrs. Guy Por night there. terfield. The Christian Endeavor has I A very pleasant birthday party was given Saturday afternoon far Mrs. | planned a sunrise service for Sunday Katherine Arnold, who resides on C morning, the program to be followed street, in honor of her 84th birthday^ by breakfast. The service will be Those present were: Mesdames Frank held outdoors if the weather permits. Young, Chas. Belshaw, Ernest Luthy, Those who wish to attend are asked Rex Smith, Frank Freeman, Frank to be at the church at S:00 a. m. At Morrisop, Dick Arnold, Ella King, 8:00 p. m. the resurrection story will Dolores Getrise, A. J. Nussel, Fred be presented in song and pantomime. Brown, T. M. Stover, Joe Pool, Glenas Mrs. Clarence Fiaer is arranging the Baker, Neto Wilson, Mary Roupp and program, and Clyde Bartlett and E. the honored guest, Mrs. Katherine J. Walker will be in charge of the decorations and stage setting. Arnold. —4 “ Mrs. Frank Young was given a . A number of friends were enter - birthday shower at the home of 'tained Sunday at a picnic at the Or- Mrs. Ray Watterman on Wednesday vin Finch home. Included in the were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. by members of the Octette club. She group 1 received many lovely gifts. There Knight and son, Chas. Jr., of Gaylord; were eight members present and two Linden Lowers, of Coquille; Jimmie Jackie Roundtree, of Remote; guests, Mrs. Rex Smith, of Coquille, and ' and Mrs. Katherine Arnold, of Myrtle Point. A dainty luncheon was served at 1:30 p. m. Frank Freeman left Thursday morning to enter the Veterans hospi tal at Roseburg for treatment The Galloping Tea-ers called at the home of Mrs. Henry Schroeder on Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon was served to Mesdames Olive Shull, Nellie Ray, Frank Tripp, James Ma haffey, Myrtle Button, Van Spores, Joe Mast R. H! Lemon, Louis Miller, David Kroll, Donald Gilkison, John Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Butler, Jerry and Louise, ot Coquille; Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Culver, Mary Lou and Evert; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Culver, Lynn, Edson and Eleby Ann, Evelyn Shields; Mr. and Mrs. Finch, Marian, Gene, and Charlotte and Mr. Finch's mother. Mar. SO—R. Shimono vs. Bend Fisheries. ¡Marriage Licenses North April 3—Mildred E. Scott vs. Al fred L. Scott. Suit for divorce. April 5—Anna Stephan vs. L. T. Roselle. _____________ i Just a Drunken Charge John Lloyd Cowan, of the Smith river country above Reedsport, who was taken from the county jail to Marshfield last Thursday, paid a |10 fine in Justice Bolt’s court on a drunkenness charge. There was nothing to the story of his imperson ating an officer. Easier Lilies 1 group of New Spring Street and After noon Dresses in light and dark shades and a wide range of sizes. Regular $10.95 Dresses. Special Price BERGEN'S 257 So. Taylor Pboa YOUNG'S DRESS SHOP STOMACH DISTRESS DIA-BISMA An antacid powder and alkalii- mg agent Take it after meali ot whenever On abnormal amount of OC'dily In the itoffifJch bring* On unromlodabl a feeling Sold only PENSL'Aft DRUG 9J)i Ctuh — 7 SO Monthly HERE’S WHAT IS INCLUDED PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Fresh ¡¡lUViJ EXTRAS LARGE Other 10 Piece Outfits $ BAN AN ASX MT. VERNON AS LOW AS 7Si Ctuh — iSi Monthly TALL CANS SPECIALS FOR APRIL WALNUTS ~ u 14c SUGAR GRANULATED X4Sc WALNUT CHEST bunch COFFEE Hills Bros., Golden West Dillard Market 578 Front St . Coquille Novelty Foot Stools—Choice of Colors...»...... 1.98 Table Lamps—A large Assortment................. 2.89 Bed Lamps—Rayon or Metal.......... ................. 1.95 Simmons Coil Springs As Low As........ .......... 7.50 40 Lb. Cotton Mattresses—full size or twin.... 7.95 Simmons Metal Beds—full size or twin 7.50 Superbilt Davenos—as low as ..................... 36.85 2 pc. Livingroom Suite, Davenport and Chair 39.95 9x12 Axminster Rugs___________ 87.85 4 pc. Bedroom Suites—as low as.... -.................. 49.95 6 pc. Dining Room Suite—as low as........... ....... 49.95 Reg. 89.50 Innerspring Mattresses.................... 28.75
