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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 26, 1940)
VALLEY to Join Tells Of Co. Productions Becomes Bride Of Stanley Furman „1 to ***■• Paulson; sent photographers to Reno, while the company was playing that town, to take pictures of the cast Margaret Paulson, daughter of J. E. and its equipment. It is anticipated Mias Dolores Maxine Belloni, Paulson, who is doing more than her by the company that Life will soon daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John E. bit; to give the name of Coquille feature The Roadrunners in its the and Stanley Furman, son of national prominence, was in town atrical section. Mr». Lewis Furman, were visiting Jier sister, Mrs. Guy Mauney, The company, a modern prototype at UM noon Sunday, Sept and enjoying a brief rest this week of the old Mississippi showboats, car between tours with The Roadrunners, ries all at its equipment in a truck mony read by Rev. Hugh T. Mitchel- a stock company which has just com and trailer. The truck, beside more at the home of the bride’s par- pleted its first and highly successful viding sleeping quarters for the summer season. One boost given our in the company, has a generating town is to be found on The Road plant which furnishes light for the runners program. In a description stage. The trailer, when it is not in of the company members, there ap use as a girl’s dormitory, is placed pears the following paragraph: opposite the truck. One side of the "Margaret Paulson, another Ore trailer drops to make a stage, com gonian (from Coquille, if we must be plete with setting. A canvas stretch- — -------- exact) managed --------- to sandwich a - year at ** ir0*n top ** truck to top of trailer her state university between her*provides a roof to protect the audi- | terms at Stanford. After graduation 1 ence, which is seated facing the trail- Again next Wednesday, Oct 2, at she emulated Clark (a member offer. Collapsible benches are carried the company) in attending the Amer- • in the truck. According to Miss 'the Coquille city hall from 11 until ican Academy of Dramatic Art, but Paulson, the Roadrunners were no ¡S, an examiner win ba present to first joined Jeep (company director) , little agitated when they made their I receive applications and conduct ex for a' summer of Marquette stock, .first appearance last summer in Palo aminations of those applying for «My While in Michigan, they participated 1 Alto, where the benches were given ers’ licenses. in a series of radio broadcasts and their initial test. Rehearsals bad kept interviews. Maggie again concurred ’ company members on their feet; there with ^red .Clark, heretofore men- ' was no time for bench testing. The tioned) in turning down summer I audience tiled in; the curtain was of rosebuds and ---------- ----------------- ------ JXJMJJB. JU ----------- ■■■gM-aLk rsra GROCERY Free Delivery C.OJ). Service ”Fofwne with Small Profit»* to our motto Raleighs - Luckies - Cornels - Chesterfields CIGARETTES •1.19 carton •139 Pillsbury's Ha rd wheat 49 lb. bag FOUNTAIN OLD DUTCH 215' SPINACH 1 CATSUPbottle 9® HOMMfca 1 12' Our Favorite GOLDEN TRUPAK Kitchen < SJ.29 49 lb. bag 3 rolls ■■ »i «i i n i».... BACON lb GOtÖEN WES'] • «» NOODLES ,lb ^ 5 lb TRUPAK MiNCÉ clams 1« 1W 45® 15* » W. C. T. u. Institute Held Wednesday The Coos county W. C. T. U. insti tute was held Wednesday afternoon at the Arago church, with thirty women in attendance. The meeting opened with devotional» given by Mrs. Florence Cameron, of Arago. Mrs. Gladys Halter and Mrs. I. B. Sevy, accomanied at the piano by Mrs. Olaf Aaron. sang the duet, "Under HU WinM-’’ A quintette se lection wee given by Mesdames Ward Evans, Albert Lilly, Gladys Halter, Sevy and Oulstrom. Gladys Miller gave a reading entitled “A Cigarette and a Pretty Girl.” Mrs. Nellie Ep person, of Myrtle Point, in a talk on the department of temperance and missions showed how' missionary groups and W. C. T. U. organizations can work together. A round table discusison was held on the subject of the Children's Farm Home and its needs. Mrs. Wm. Phillips, of Marsh field, gave examples of ways to teach alcohol education in, schooU and Sunday schools. Mrs. Fred Schaer led a round table discussion on the duties of a treasurer. During th* business meeting con ducted by Mr«. C. C. Farr, county president, a report was given by Mrs. Harold McCue, Mrs. Fred Schaer and Mrs. Ward Evans on methods to stim ulate interest in the official papers of the organization. The report, which was accepted, suggested that the union having the highest percentage of attendance at each institute be given a year’s subscription to the “Union Signal.** I| was also suggested that a quizz be given at each intitute. Competitors are to be given tan points for each correct answer and each person gaining fifty points wiU re ceive a W. C. T. U. pin. Arago, with the larges* attendance at Wednes day’s meeting, won a subscription. Mrs. Farr announces that the coun ty W. C. T. U. will give a year’s subscription to the “Young Crusader,” W. C. T. U. children’s paper, to any school submitting a copy at a Fran- cee E. Willard program, which has been given in their school. The copy may be submitted to the county school superintendent’s office or to Mrs. Farr. Next institute meeting will be held at Myrtle Point late in October. Ten delegates will go to the state con vention at Klamath Falls October IS to IK * Bonita Harrison, Clyde Brown Wed Cloverleaf Dairy, pure milk and ■Mm. Phons 7R4X Chadwick Ladge No. 18 A. F. t A. M. 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