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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1940)
FAGE TWO devotional Servian and pre- Repossessed twin maple poster Get your Film and Kodak Finishing bed, coil spring and innerspring mat at Curtis Studio. s tresses sold 'new for *36.25 now *19.50. Easy terms. Coquille Furni Mining Location notices for tale a« ture Co. this office dlnbß A yellow and white birthday cake, topped with five candles, was en thusiastically greeted by the small friends at Jane Gould, when they gathered at the Harold Gould home Thursday afternoon, to help Janie celebrate her birthday. Balloons, candy baskets and other favors kept the young guests amused between game* out at doors and a trip to grandfather A. N. Gould's home, where they were treated to a view of the deer, elk and other interesting animals kept there. Mrs Gould was assisted in entertaining the young sters by Mrs. Stanford Newton. Guests included Helen Taylor, Mar cia Mauney, Patty Brown, Patsy Ray Detlefsen, Dianna Schroeder, Nancy Perroft, Mavis Newton, Peggy Ann Hughes, Jimmy Hatcher, Cynthia Rust, Sherrill Hatcher, Carol Ann Creager and Martelle Roper and Rose Mary Rickard of Myrtle Point. % i* 1 The Helping Hand Division of the Missionary Society of the Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs. Aaron Wilson Thursday for a potluck dinner and business meeting. As its new project, the group has undertaken to give assistance to the Hales, mission aries recently sent to the Philippines. From here will be sent household linens, which are short lived in the Islands due to the strenuous launder ings given them by natives. The group will also send clothing to Mr. Hale, who Is not a large man accord ing to our standards, but finds him self much too big to fit into garments designed for the diminutive Filipinos. Those present included Mes dames George Chapman, Berlyn Bill ings, Mitts and daughter Mrs. Jones of Cottage Grove, Ralph Harry, Elda Souder, Archie Hatcher, John Sand ers, E. T. Davidson, Hess Davidson, Fred Martin, Murphy, Henry George, C. Adrian Sias, Aarorf Wilson and Maude Woodyard. STEVE’S GROCERY i" is our motto PHONE 16« FREE DELIVERY SWIFT’S Pure Silver Leaf LARD SWIFT’S PREMIUM 4 lb. pail ■ 39c half or whole 23« Little Deanne Boynton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baynton, cele brated her third birthday Friday, June 7 from two to four by having a number of her little friends and their mothers. The cake was decorated with pink wax doth and looked very pretty lighted, as the Uttle guests sat around the table for'their refresh ments. Pink balloons streamed from the celling. Those present were: ' Elliott and Saundra Ann, Roy Swinney and Bobby and Janet, Mrs. Howard Taylor and Denny, Mrs. John Gamblln and Dorothy Ann, Mrs. Tom Gamblln and Linda Lou, Mrs. Lawrence Hatcher and Dickie, Mrs. Elmer Cunningham and Ladeau, Dorothy and Lonny McKibbon, Patty Briskin and the Uttle hostess Deanne and mother, Mrs. Paul Baynton. SWIFTS DOG FOOD 3 cons 25« FARD TOMATO JUICE ” 25« PREFERRED STOCK Lar 12« DILL PICKLES For Jellies & Jams jior 25® JAMJELL JIFFY SEALS 3 pkgs 25« For Sealing it 10c K Dry Pack 13« ■SMmsasaaMi Fountain SPINACH lo'9ecans 12« Sliced or Halves 2 cans 25® PEACHES PORK 8 BEANS 10c 10« Another Shipment of LEMONS °"'y each J® GREEN ONIONS n » Cc RADISHES 2bu- 3 STRING BEANS 3 ,b 25® Ripe 5« ■ANANAS Local CARROTS 3bu. lQc Catin* carda, BO for *1 M. The Laf-a-lot club met Thursday for dessert luncheon at the home of Mrs. Ed. Detlefsen, where the after noon was spent sewing and talking. Following la a list of members at tending: Mesdames Josh Ruble, Goo. Gilman, O. K. Rakestraw, W. E. Cross, Will Meyers, Ed Detlefsen, Cora Mackey and John Martin. _ SWEET PICKLES Hw^P 24« Large Jan ............... RADIO Pkg. ■v made to osari a Christ mas best to the Smiths, missionaries in Alaska. The organization is a work Amos Payne of Myrtle Point and on a layette, which will be given to a Mesdames Georgs Laird, Lafe Comp needy family in this community. Inasmuch as the Dorcas division ton, Henry Belloni, Summers, Willard Burrell, Donald Shore, Roily Newton, II will not meet in July, it has accepted Clyde Barrow, Harold McCue, D. H. an invitation from the Green Dell St. Clair, and Misses Jeannette Pierce, ladies to meet with them in August . Following is the list of members at Jean Laird and Lurene St. Clair. tending the meeting: Mesdames Guy The Co-Workers club mot with Kelley, Arthur Hooton, C. E. McKee, Mrs. Ora Bell last Thursday, with pot Jerry Peart, Ed Aasen, Art Towne, luck lunch at noon- The time was Vem Bailey. Alton Dungs/, E. H. spent in crocheting, knitting and chat Odell, W. A. Sloan, Paul Simpson, ting. Mrs. Mabel Holycross held the Harold McCue, Jennie Lafferty, Belle hirkT number for the Club prize. The Hotrtoa and Gus McCullodi._________ club will meet again on June 1», with A group of young matrons and their Mrs. Gena Chase. Those present were Mesdames Lena Embree, Kath children met at the Alton Clausen erine Schroeder, Millie Child, Chas. home Wednesday morning to perfect Dondono, Alpha Young, Lon Smith, plans for Organizing a picnic club Gena Chase, W. H. Schroeder, Mack to meet regularly during the summer. Gant, Homer Detwiler, Lena McNair, After a picnic lunch near the Clausen Ernest Embree and son. Ora Bell, farm, the party completed its ar Mabel Holycross, Norma McNair, rangements and spent the balance of Julia Davidson, Laura McNair, Misses the afternoon in conversation and Julia Davidson, Laura McNair, and games with the children. Those pres invited guests, Martha Negar, Juan ent were Mrs. Charles Briggs and two ita Stimson, Maxine Gant and Mrs. young sons, Mrs. Wayne Robinson and daughter, Darlyne, and Mrs. Alton Edith Gardner. Clausen and daughter, Linda. The Lincoln club met with Mrs. Agnes Nigren on Tuesday of last week. A business meeting followed lunch and several readings were giv en by different members. Aftemocto was spent chatting, sewing and knit ting. Mrs. W. H. Schroeder received the first prize. *£hose present were Mesdames Flora E. Dunne, Clara Wheeler, Maud Bean, Gena Chase, Roxy Haskins, Bertha Wilson, Jos. Child, W. H. Schroeder, the hostess, an invited friend, Mrs. Nigren and The Charts club was entertained two small sons. The next meeting Thursday for 1:00 o’clock luncheon by will be with Mrs. Wheeler. Mrs. Vai Harless. Members of the club presented Mrs. Ted Snyder with Mrs. Frank Thrift entertained Mon a birthday present After luncheon, day at dessert bridge. High score the group played pinochle. Mrs. Jack prize and traveling prize were both Jarvis won first prize, Mrs. Ernie won by Mrs. R. E. Boober. Mrs. Hal Pagel took low prize, while the travel Pierce held second honors. Those at ing prize was awarded to Mrs. Waiter tending were Mesdames John Aasen, Paulson . Members present included of North Bend, R. E. Boober, who Mesdames Irving Larson, Vai Harises, came down from Newport for the Walter Paulson, Ernest Whereat Jay party, E. M. Kay, Hal Pierce, Harold Carter, Ted Snyder, Jack Jarvis and Zeigler, Mary McKeown, U. X. Mc Ernie Pagel. Clary, Frank Thrift and T. B. Currie. I Helen Kyle entertained the feminine members of her bridal party at a bride's luncheon, given at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Kyle, Friday. After inspection of the wed ding gifts, the guests were served a dainty luncheon. Those present were the Misses Jeannette Wheeler, Eunice Howe, Dorothy Belle Newton, Elinor Paque at Portland and Mrs. John Zander. ____ Of interest to many Coquille people was the large wedding in Marsh field Friday of Miss Phyllis Jameson to Kenneth Crabtree. Rev. Charles M. Guilbert performed the ceremony at Emmanuel church before many of the couple's friends and relatives. The 1 bride, who was given away by her uncle, Ernie Harrison, was lovely in an afternoon drees of rose crape. Among the Coquille people attending the wedding were members of the E. M. Kay family. • ———— Many friends of Miss Lets Wal lace, of Portland, who has been visit ing Mrs. M. Earl Wilson and Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Bunch gathered Monday evening at the Bunch home for a pic nic dinner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Vinton and Dick, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Walker and Rheo, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Leslie, Mrs. Inez Chase, Mrs. Edith Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Folsom and George, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Berg and Patricia, Diana Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ruble, Mr. and Mrs. Marc Shelley, Mr. and Mrs. Wel don Kline and sons, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Gant and George, Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Couch and Mrs. Sara Wheeler, of Portland, Mrs. Wilson and Mar garet Ann and Helen, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Tuttle and Sammie Kramer, Dixie Wadington and Dr. and Mrs. Bunch. B. and P. W. Club Dinner Monday The B. * P. W. club will have a pot luck dinner at the Guild Hall Monday evening, June 17 at 6:30 The preparations and program are in charge of the transportatioa com mittee, Inez Rover, chairman; and the health committee, Geneva Nor ton, chairman. A guest speaker will be the outstanding feature of the program. At the last meeting the members present were asked to vote on the two following questions: Which dub member has made the most outstand ing contribution to daaaocretlc think ing in the club during the year? Which program this year was the most successful? The answers to these will be announced at the pot hack dinner. AU members are in vited to attend. ....... .. Get your Film and Kodak Finishing at Curtis Studio. s x
