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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1939)
•"T « f —t PAG« KUVIN Opening For Six In N. Y..A. Program Schedule of September Unit Meetings Junior Women Met Monday ing, Alberta Brandon and Maybell Robinson reported on the San Fran cisco National Council meeting which they attended as delegates of this club in May. Refreshments were served at card tables by the committee in charge. Those present were: Mary Gil bert, Lorraine Perrott, Ellen Carver, Doris Sayre, Marie Wagner, Emma Briggs, Mabel Tucker, Eunice Bar row, Gertrude Swinney, Peg Gould, Bernice Ross, Maxine Stevens, Iris Bennett, Audrey Stamper, Evelyn Elliott, Doris Caudle, Ruth Ray, Myrtle Clausen, Dena Pierce, Elea nor McClellan, Dorothy Harris. Lucille McEniry, Georgianna Vaughn Dorothy McCue, Grace Hughes, Mar; Stevens, Cherie Mae Hartwell, Ethe Roop, Eleanor Menegat, Bernice Ire land, Gladys May, Zelma Hopkins Bessie Christensen, Jean Polson, Caro Young, Marjorie Knight, Katie Chap pelle, Virginia Wood, Lorraine Sou dias, Dorothy Williams, Crystal Hen ninger, Florence Berg, (sponsor) Grace Greenough, Vesta Miley, Kar en Dunton, Betty Felker, Edm ShEock, Hazel Moffet, Blanche San- don, Irene Sandon, Frances Littrell Dorothy Fish, Leah Rover, Inez Rover Margaret Belloni and Maybell Robin son. The National Youth Administration I Great enthusiasm was evident Mon- district supervisor. Earl I. Rice was i day evening when sixty girls gathered in Coquille yesterday to Interview ap in Guild hall at eight o’clock for the plicants for work experience assign- first regular meeting of the Coquille ment on the local National Youth Ad Junior Women’s Club under the new ministration program. Interviews are • president, Maybell Dey Robinson. to be conducted at the court house Miss Inez Rover, club musician, di after 2:30 p. m. rected her accordion band (hersef Rice said openings are available a member) in four very lovey num for six young men and three young bers. Her sister, Leah, a new member women between 18 and 24 years of of the club, was also in the band. age. In addition to valuable work Communications were read by Mar experience and related training on a garet Belloni, thanking the club for part time basis, the youth will earn for the Doembecker donation in $15.00 a month. May and for helping the Coquille Work training at the Coquille Woman's club with its recent tea at County Shop project offers a great Mrs. George Ulett’s. variety of mechanical and associated Roll call of paid members followed trade experiences which will afford and guests were introduced. energetic and ambitious young men Dorothy McCue, treasurer, gave a an opportunity to qualify themselves financial report, showing the club to for full-time positions in private and be in good, sound financial condition. commercial work of this type. Alberta Brandon gave a membership No other shop project in the state report; Bernice Ireland, a report on of Oregon has any better youth su the yearbook which is to be pub pervision than that provided by lished soon; Emma Briggs on this Floyd Robb, Tom Evans and other year’s program, and Mabel Tucker members of the staff. on the dance meeting attended in Other types of work experience and August at the city hall. Eunice Bar vocational training are available to row read two short extracts from the young men and young women, in the ‘"Oregon Clubwoman,** the chib mag age range mentioned, at resident or azine, to which the club voted to sub regional project centers elsewhere. scribe 100 per cent. The girls voted It is anticipated that more than, 60 to join the General Federation 100 young men from various parts of the per cent state of Oregon will be sent to Eu The hostess committee for this gene to attend the Eugene Vocational meeting was Dorothy Fish (also in school beginning September 11. Striving to win the trip to the charge of the decorations), Marie NY A registration can be accom Wagner, and Margaret Reed. The Pacific International Livestock Ex plished by personal interview with hostess chairman asked Ruth Dey, position in Portland this fall, spon Mr. Rice at Coquille or by writing to Bernice Ireland and Doris Caudle to sored by The First National Bank of him at the NY A district office at city serve refreshments at the September Portland, 4-H club members of Coos hall, Medford, Oregon. county are completing special pro 25 meeting. Extension Unit meetings for Sep tember will be conducted by mem bers of the county home economic ex tension committee and unit chairmen as well as by the home demonstra tion agent. Organization business and plans for the entire year’s pro gram will be the main topic of dis cussion at the meetings, most of which will be afternoon sessions from 1:30 p. m. unti 3:30 rather than the all-day, demonstration which be gin in October and continue through May. Meetings will be held as follows: Catching Inlet, Wednesday, Sept ., 13; Powers, Tuesday, Sept. 19; Sum ner, Tuesday, Sept. 19; Bullards, Wednesday, Sept. 20; Bandon, Frii day, Sept. 22; North Bayside, Wed nesday, Sept. 27; Green DeU, Thurs, day. Sept. 28; Charleston, Friday Sept. 29. Seventeen extension units in Coos county are enrolled for the monthly demonstration meetings sponsored by the extension service in the home economics program of education rec reation and community improvement. The projects selected by these units for demonstrations are “The Vege table Plate Meal,** “Buffet Meals and Decorations,” “The Cook Goes Out,” “Quality Guides in Buying Ready- To-Wear Garments,’* “Minor Alter ations and Repairs of Ready-To- Wear Garments,” “Cire of Floors,” “Taking Inventory of Ourselves,” and “Why We Believe As We Do.” Some of the zpecial district meet ings planned for the year are as fol lows: Now is the time to buy band in Family relationship meetings on “Husband-Wife Relations." “Parent- struments for school, before the Child Relations." “Child-Child Rela prices go out of sight. We have both tions.” “Relative-Child Relationship.” new and used horns In stock. Trum Landscape meetings: A remodeling pets as low as $15.00 with case and two-day school from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. slide trombone $20.00 with case. Easy Decorative stitches instruction. Two terms to suit. See Norton’s in the « cotton dress schools lasting two days Coquille Hotel building. each. Recreation institutes. Project Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 202 leader training meetings. * Moulton St., phone 86-J. if Persons interested in the extension program are invited to visit the near from Julia Bennett, Coquille, or from est unit’s meetings or join their group. any of the county committee mem Further information may be obtained bers. OFF QPEN STOCK PRICES ALL PATTERNS 52 PIECES Service for 8 »39” OPEN STOCK PRICE . . »65.85 IBelurKerfKlSufuSpoo«. 35 PIECES OPEN STOCK PRICE 62 PIECES 6 •2975 . . . fSO.OO nu raicx •49T5 A Service for A Service for 12 OPEN STOCK PRICE ... . WM TYPICAL OPEN STOCK VALVES KZ—: ’¿S’¿S Free Trip For 4-H Clubbers To International Cherie Mae Hartwell was elected to be in charge of the club’s scrap book which will be entered this year in the State Junior club publicity con test, the winner of which will be an nounced at the 1940 National Council meeting in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Miss Hartwell was authorized to pur chase a regulation-sized scrapbook and all working materials at club ex pense. Margie Wagner was appoined as chairman of the committee to send in monthly club newspaper clippings to the state vice-chairman to be placed in the very attractive myrtle wood cover scrapbook which wan second place in the National contest last spring in San Francisco. Other chairmen of the club, not called upon for reports at this meet ing, were: Civic welfare, Carol Young and Marjorie Knight; Christ mas seals, Mabe) Tucker; Safety, Maxine Stevens. Lucille McEniry, chairman of the rummage sale recently held, reported that $46.43 had been cleared. Marjorie Knight was given com plete charge of the public dance at the community building which will be sponsored by the Juniors on Sat urday, October 7. The president gave a report of the county club convention, which will be held in the new grade school audi torium on the third Tuesday of Octo ber. The Coquille Juniors are to give a five-minute report on club acUvities before the county club women. The local Juniors are to be in complete charge of the tea table that afternoon. It was decided that the meetings this year are to be held in Guild hall; that a new song contest will not be sponsored this fall, and that a doll and doll wardrobe raffle will be held on Dec. 20. Myrtle Clausen is in charge of the purchase of the doll and the wardrobe trunk and the mak ing of the doll clothing. The district convention of Oregon Federated clubs will be at Roseburg on Tuesday, October 3. As many girls as possible will represent the Coquille* club. A three-minute re port on the club activities here will be given in Roseburg. The state president will visit the club at its regular bi-monthly meet ing on December 11. At the close of the business meet- Never WSeee bee «Ime beee «.»*.*• «bta. Every ptoeo 1847 ROGERS SPECIAL First Love Pattern Onl SERVICE FOB EIGHT SPECIAL...—......... BEG. 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The trip includes daily visits to the ex- Specials at DOEKERYVÄT QUANTITY AND QUALITY PHONE 110 -446 FRONT ST 32 different kinds of I m Cream All Brick quarts, 25e assorted flavors Tall Ice Cream Cone Cup ... i. .u5e & ’Oc Sundaes Cantaloupe a la mode 10c grounds, sight - seeing in Dates for the visit this year are Portand and special entertainment October 11, 12 and 13. by the state-wide bank, which pays all transportation and expenses. Last Dr. De La Rhue year 74 boys and girls of Oregon en joyed this visit to Portland and the same number is expected this year. H. C. Seymour, Oregon 4-H club ■y* director, has again been appointed general chairman of the judging and Reception room jointly with awards Local judges will be the Dr. J. R. Bunch county agent, county superintendent M-J of schools and Harry L. Claterbos, manager of the Coquille Branch of The First National Bank of Portland. position
