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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1939)
Merchandising Methods.... ford, Arthur Morrison, Clifford Gul- seth, Mary Meagher, Carl Heitman, S. M. Nosier and Annie Robinson, and the Mines Rheo Walker, Patricia Nosier and honoree, Mary Lou Nos ier. WHICH are businesslike and dependable char acterixe our dealings with our customers. Mrs. J. A. Lamb was hostess at luncheon on Tuesday in honor of Mrs. T. H. Mehl of Mabel Oregon, who is visiting here for a few days. Her guests were Mesdames A. J. Sher wood, Luckey Bonney, E. E. Johnson, and T. H. Mehl. lursday, Fri- Big Rummage Sale day and Saturday, Sept. 21, 22, 23, at Shelley building under sponsorship of the Coquille Women’s Club. 2 IS Melons Are Fine and Plentiful The first Cranberries are in the VANILLA • ICE CREAM TWO H PINTS_______ ISC • The Rink Creek Friendsip dub i met last week at Campbell’s Grove in honor of Marie Jacobson’s birthday. She received a pyrex utility dish and casserole with pie cover. All enjoyed a fried chicken outdoor lunch. Those present were: Alice George, Lois Bunch, Fem Mulkey, Edith Drake, The Cornerstone club met at the Gladys Pribble, Edith Drake, Edith home of Mrs. Ernest Whereat on Campbell, Alma Cunningham, Win Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ralph nie Stewart, Dorothy Arnold, Mar Harry, Mrs. Walter George and Mrs. garet Goodwin, Gladys George, Grace Whereat as hostesses following Atkinson, Marie Jacobsen, Hazel the business meeting Mrs. George George, Billie 'Jacobsen, Edith Ten her subject being “Modern Jerusa- nant. Mrs. Celinda George was a lum.” Those present were Mesdames guest. Billie Jacobsen and Edith Ten Ernest Benham, Berlyn Billings, nant were hostesses. George Chapman, Alton Dungey, The next meeting will be at Mrs. Henry George, Arthur Hooton, Del Smiths on Fat Elk Oct 4. bert James, Ernest O’dell, Adrian coffee table had a mixed bouquet for a centerpiece with pink and green candles at either end. Artistically placed candles and lamps lent an at mosphere of charm to the entire room. The following members were pres ent: Mesdames Harriet Osika, Leona Bryant, Inez Chase, Jennie Price, Margarita Brodie,Isabel Unsoeld, Nao mi Crews, Edith Walton, Geneva Nor ton, Viola Newton, Clara Stauff, Gladys Gano, Bertha Smith and Ruth Beyers; Misses Ruth Towne, Marguer ite Simpson, Laverne Knife, Annie Robinson, Ida Oerding, Inez Dover, Lotis Eaton, Catherine Barker, Anita Pageler and Myrtle Minter. The guests included: Mesdames Betty Barton, Pearl Ellingson, Anah Blythe Saylor, Mildred Tyrrell, Edith Dunn, Mabel Kuntz and Hazel Hanna; Misses Jean Polson, Vesta Miley, Eleanor Menegat, Edna Schrock, Rose Naef, Elois Wilson, Gladys May, Eileen Kem, Delores Belloni, Margar et Purvance, Cherry May Hartwell, Hazel Moffett, Ethel Roop, K. Dun ton and Betty Felker. Market-a local product also OUR BUSINESS METHODS INSURE ECONOMY AND SATISFACTION TO OUR CUSTOMERS winter mornings “Since getting our Sun Flame Heater, our home is comfortable every morning when we get up. With our old style heater the house was always cold on winter mornings.’* The Double Duty Costume Suits They’ll take you every where, morning, afternoon and evening. DANCE — AT — BIEGGER & GUNDERSON
