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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1939)
t t 4 Riverton News ■V r~ N Arago News The Riverton Home Ec. club and Mrs. Ora Starr of Winchester Bay Future Farmers of America invite the visited at the home of her parents, High School parents, the Grade School Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Patrick, Sunday. parents and other friends in the com Mr. and Mrs. Beach Morgan of munity to a good old fashioned pot Ashland visited at the home of Mr. luck supper and dance thia Friday and Mrs. H. B. Morris, Saturday and evening, Sept. 22, at 7:30 o’clock. Sunday. The only requirement will be for Bob Smith of Langlois was a Sat everyone attending to bring a cov urday visitor at the Albert Lillie ered dish, sandwiches, cake, fritd or home. boiled chicken, salads, jello, pie, or The Arago high school was dismiss what have you. The school will fur ed Friday, Sept. IS, to attend the Coos nish sugar, coffee, cream and punch. county fair at Myrtle Point. The We also will have a good snappy Arago high school boys have joined program worked out so that we can the athletic association and expect to start the free dance by 9:30 o’clock. schedule basket ball games with Ban In addition we will have good dance don, Coos River, Powers and River music. ton, who are also in the “B” league. It will be a good opportunity for Until the basketball season both girls you people to get acquainted with and boys will try to schedule games Miss Rowland, Mrs. ______ Rawe, ____ and ____ Mr. with other schools. Beall, the new teachers in the school Several of the high school students system, also to renew your acquaint participated in the Coos county fair; ance with the other members of the faculty and student body. Please Maxine Rackleff took first In 4H Sew ing 5 exhibit, grand championship of come and help us get the school year the style revue, a Kerr- gold medal off to a good start. and a pair of shoes offered by Sam Yours truly, Breuer. Bob Blondell won two blue THE HOME EC. GIRLS. ribbons on his calf and a Sperry tro THE AGRICULTURE BOYS. phy for finest showmanship in the Free ferry from 7:30 to 8:30 and calf club division. Junior Gulstrom after the dance. won 8 first prizes on his chickens and Mr. and Mrs. Tyberg, Darrel and first, second and third on calves. Ger Phyllis of North Bend and Mr. and ald Woodward won two firsts on 4H Mrs. Edward Scorby and son Gary, work two seconds on open work and also of North Bend, visited the Walter one third on his dog which he entered Smith home Sunday. in the dog show. • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nilsen have gone Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Schroeder and to California on a hunting trip. They Price Of Corvallis visited at the home were joined in Medford by Mr. Nil- of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burbank over sen’s sister and husband. the week end. Mrs. Howard and son Kaye of Mr. and Mrs. John Damron, Jack Hauser were visitors at the Peterson and Annalou of Bandon and Margar home Monday. et Ann and Helen Wilson of Coquille Adolph Molthu and Ernest Whereat were Sunday guests at the H. E. Wat went trolling on the lower Coquille kins home. and Mr. Whereat caught a thirty-two Mrs. Anna Golden and son George pound Chinook. Golden left last Thursday for Belle- •rei Mr. ahd Mrs. Joe Donaldson and flower, California. Mary visited the Hartwell home on The Clifford Summerlin family have Tuesday, and Mr. and Mrs. George moved into the house just vacated by Guerin of Langlois were visitors there Mr. and Mrs. George Golden. on Friday. Wilson Belloni of Fortuna, Califor Grant Hartwell caught an eighteen nia, was a Saturday visitor at the pound Chinook while trolling on the Ward Evans home. river this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Evans, Pamela Mr. and Mrs. Bart Gasner, Meldon and Maureen were Sunday guests of and Myrna were visitors at the Dewey Mr. and Mrs. Sam Root of Broadbent. home on the Marshfield highway Sun There was no bible study held last day. week, but they will meet again this Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith and fam Wednesday at 8 p. m. ily spent Sunday at Bandon visiting The county institute of the W. C. the Spraggins home. T. U. will be held in the Christian Mn. and Mns. Henry Edgman are church in Coquille, Sept. 22nd, with an enjoying a trip to Portland this week. all day meeting starting at 10:18 and Mrs. F. E. Hull and “Dad” Baum a covered dish luncheon at noon. gardner of Bandon were visitors at There Is to be election of county offi the Ira Baumgardner Home Sunday. cers, and every one is urged to attend. Mrs. Mary Chaneay of Sacramento, Stephen Aasen left Sunday morn Calif, who formerly lived in Riverton ing for La Verne college where he several years ago, was visiting old will again attend school this year. friends here on Tuesday. Elvin Fredenberg and Miss Esther Mr, and Mrs. Harold Simmons, Kay Davidson took him as far as Roae- and Duane spent Sunday visiting the burg where he caught the bus for C. M. Bonniksen home at Broadbent. California. Mrs. Rycraft is quite pleased with the 4-H club girls here. In sewing ribbons from the first to the tenth at and in canning they took most of the the fair. Wallace Carl plans to leave Tues day or Wednesday for Corvallis where he will resume his school work. Rev. F. H. Barr of Myrtle Point conducted the regular Sunday morn ing church services. Sunday school followed with an attendance of 39. There were no evening services. Ser vices will be held next Sunday as fallows: Preaching at 10 a. m., and Sunday school at 11 a. m. The Sun day school collection next Sunday is to go to the purchase of bibles for this month with the school to cele the school. brate Frances Willard day on Sept. Ladles Aid will meet Wednesday 29 at the Arago school house. There afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ward will be a program and everyone is invited to attend. The next meeting Evans. of the W. C. T. U. will be held Oct 3. Saturday evening at the Brethern Mrs. Dorma Peterson was taken church in Myrtle Point there will be suddenly ill last week and is now in a meeting of the father and sons and mother and daughters to which the Coquille hospital. She is getting everyone is cordially invited to at along as well as possible. Mrs. Ora Summerlin also under tend. The Arago W. C. T. U. will meet went an operation in the Coquille I’LL MEET YOU AT THE SAFEWAY MEAT MARKET hospital last week. Vernon Trigg was testing cows on the Tyrrell Woodward and Ward Evans ranches Monday. 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