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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1939)
, marly of Coquille, was a visitor in Coquille Tuesday. Mrs. Carver has opened a bungalow restaurant in Powers. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barton returned Monday evening from their ten day vacation trip which they spent at the fair, on the peniusula to the south, and at Reno. Mrs. Alma Halter has received a letter from Miss Maxine Young of Ryegate, Montana, stating that her mother. Lavina Young had passed away suddently at her home there Oct 9. She will be remembered here as Lavina Albee before her marriage to Mr. Young. She leaves to mourn their loss her husband, Howard Young, and three daughters, ' Pearl and Maxine Young and Mrs. I Dewey Wolff, ot Ryegate. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sunday evening from trip to Portland. Mrs Harry Pelts came down from Portland Sunday to spend a week here with her father, A. L. Simpson. Harry, who is now with an insurance agency in Portland, is hunting in the Klamath Falls country while on vacation and will be over here the A seven pound and six ounce coming week end to accompany Mrs. baby boy, named Joseph Russell, was Peltz back to Portland. bom to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Eisele, of Powers, at the Coquille hospital last Mrs. Edna Pointer left Tuesday for week. California to visit relatives. Having guests? Brighten up your home with flowers from Bergen's. Phone 64. . Mrs. Alma Halter and sons, Virgil and Raymund, have moved to »97 pbcated. North Henry where they will make wait E their home. Myrtlewood novelties from gens for bridge prizes. Ber 'Mrs. Geo. W. Bryant, Mrs. M. O. Hawkins and Mrs. H. W Pierce left about 4 o’clock Tuesday morning in the Bryant car for San Francisco. Group To Eugene They expect to return Sunday, giving C. Adrian Sias, minister of the lo them foitr days to see the wind-up of the fair which is scheduled to close cal Church of Christ, was in Eugene Tuesday and Wednesday of this week Sunday. where he spoke to a joint meeting of the preachers of the Christian churches of the state and the students of the Bible college located there. Accompanying him to Eugene were Mr. Eubanks, father of Mrs. Arthur Towne, who continued on to Long view, Wash., and Mrs, Gene Nosier and Mrs. Clifford Kern. The last two visited their daughters Patty and Yvonne, who are enrolled in the Col lege and the University there, at From their rummage sale in the tended part of the meeting at the Shelley building last Friday and Sat Bible college and returned home with urday the ladies of the B. & P. W. club Mr. Sias. netted >55. DRUGGISTS Just Short Of A Perfect Bowling Score Harry Oerding of this city, bowling on the Embaco alleys at Marshfield Sunday afternoon set an alley record of 288 pins. He threw nine straight strikes, but although the tenth pin in the tenth frame wobbled it did not -go down and he missed the solitary survivor on his last throw. STATIONERS New Building Built By Chas. W. Gardner Beautiful Chrysanthemum» at Ber gen» for your Hallowe'en parties, i A carload of Coquille ladies drove out to Eugene last Friday to attend the Lawrence Tibbett concert in Mc Arthur Court that evening. Those going were Miss Anita Pagelor, Vesta People know that genuine PIN-IT- Miley, Jean Polson, Mrs. Edith Wal I UP lamps always lead in design, in ton, Mrs. Geo. Unsoeld, Muriel Davis style, in originality, and in value. and Dorothy Bell Newton. Use our popular lamps to LIGHT CONDITIONS those dark spots in i your home.—Hooton Electric Shop, s SHERIOCK HOlMtt Fuhrman's Pharmacy, Inc The annual Junior class play of Co quille high school will be presented in the new gymnasium ■ on Wednes day evening, Nov. 8. The class has selected for this year's offering a comedy, “Spring Fever,” by Glenn Hughes. The entire action takes place on the campus of Brookfield college on the day before commence ment. t ■>, The following cast has been select ed: Howard Brant, a senior at Brookfield College, Charles Mulkey; Ed Burns, a chemistry student* Don Hurlbutt; Vic Lewis, an art student, Raymond Rowland; Mrs. Spangler, the landlady, Geraldine Cole; Lou Burns, a journalism student, Patricia Holverstott; Anne me Purcell, Howard's heart interest, 1 Donni __ Dunn; Vivian George, Vic’s heart interest, Virginia Young; Henry Purcell, Anne's father, a rich manufacturer, Wayne Schrae- der; Phoebe Purcell, Anne's mother, Helen Nelson; Maude Corey, How ard's aunt from California, Marvine McClellan; Professor Virgil Bean of the zoology department, Sterling Greenwald; Dr. Dixon, president of Bsookfield College, Howard Moy.— The production staff includes: Stage manager, Norman McCool; business manager, Dale Varney; ad vertising manager, Le Roy Gilbert; electrician, Marvin Kloster; sound ef fects engineer, Merril Toder; prop erty manager, Dale Stevens; seating manager, Bill Pettingill; promptress, Thelma Ellinwood. The play is being directed by Mrs. Ruth Beyers. Make-ups will be in charge of Mias Rose Naef. George Fuller is the Junior class advisor. Further announcements concern ing prices and time of opening may be looked for soon. It is certain that no one will want to miss what prom ises to be one of the most amusing high school plays in yean. The new galvanized iron covered building on First street, just west of the J. E. Quick place, has been built by Chas. Gardner who says it is for rent. It is a 30x40 foot structure, un floored, although Mr, Gardner says he will floor it should it be desired as a warehouse. — BELLE KNIFE HOSPITAL Mrs. Opal Norton entered the hospital last Saturday for a major op eration and A. L. Bruce entered for treatment. Mrs. Georgia Bunch of Brewster valley entered for treatment last Fri day and L. B. Dodge, of Coquille, on Saturday for a major operation. A#h pound baby boy was bora to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Wald, of Ban don, oil Saturday, and a 9Vi pound baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. E. Finley, of Myrtle Point, on Tuesday of this week. Roy Laird was dismissed yesterday. Chadwick Lodge No. 68 Gayer Than A Winter Cruise ! world. Romance with Madeleine far off, beautiful Bali, where languorous STRONGER -than DESIRE DEAD END* KIDS MARGARET LINDSAY RONALD REAGAN ITUE5.-WEK DIME NIGHT! OBRIEN- MORRIS BLONDELL MAY ROBSON Coming Wed. Nov. 1 JANE WYMAN STANLEY FIELDS BOY”
