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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1940)
4,.. 0; a. tian prime were won by Mm. Ray ! L ■ y . .. '.a ÿ «V ■ ■rf fl > V Those present were Me s sr s, and Mas- dames LeRoy Swinney, Raymond Schroeder, Ray Mattoon, Norman Duffer Dunham and Roy Wheeler. Halter of Myrtle Point, Alton Dungey, Marian Clayton, Miss Evelyn Mattoon and Mrs. A. B. Homing. ,. . --------- ••• „ S. C. Members of the Eastern Star and their families enjoyed a potluck din L. H. ner Thursday evening. Tables were arranged to form a five-pointed star R A. and were beautifully decorated with fruits and vegetables, foilowing the star outline. About eighty persons attended the dinner. Maxine Jeub, worthy matron, conducted a short business meeting following dinner. Yiuring the program after the meeting. Mrs. R. E. Boober gave two readings, Mrs. Mildred Tyrrell, acompanied by Mrs. M. O. Hawkins, sang two num bers and Muri Pettit showed techni color movies of the fair and matters of local interest. Mrs. H. R. Godard was chairman of the dinner and Mrs. Ralph Taylor had charge of the pro Mrs. Oscar Mintonye and Mrs. Glen gram. Homing entertained Saturday eve Sally Bonney gave a Hallowe’en ning at a Hallowje’en card party held at the Horning home on Rink Creek. party Monday afternoon for some of Decorations and favors carried the her playmates and school friends. Hallowe'en motif. Chysanthemums Witches, jack o’lanterna and other and autumn leaves were used about emblems of that night when spirits the rooms. High scores at pinochle frolic were used by Sally when she were held by Mrs. LeRoy Swinney arranged the decorations tor the re and Raymond Schroeder. Consola- freshment table. Hallowe’en games » Showers Held For Sunday Bride Mrs. Stanley Furman, Marjory Knight and Carol Young gave a sur prise shower Thursday evening for La Verne Knife, bride-elect of Eldon Brodie, at the Young home. Cosmos and zinnias were used effectively in decorating the rooms. Refreshments were served soon after the gifts were opened. Molded ice cream hearts, fancy cup cake and cookies gave the refreshments a bridal air. Those present were Mesdames Margarita Brodie, John Norton. Craig Perrott, Harold Stevens, Tom Stevens, Dale Elliott, Harold Dey, Joe Sinko, Keith Cribbs, Melden Carl, Marion Clayton, Roy Podvent, Hode Caughell, Dick Christensen, Ray Vaughan, Russell Brown, Orville Newton, R. B. Knife, Ed Brodie, of Norway, James Lewel len, of Myrtle Point, H. A. Young, Stanley Furman, the Misses Vesta Miley, Harriet Webb; Eva Schroeder, La Verne Knife, Marjorie Knight and Carol Young. - Rogers, R. B. Knife, Henry E h . s , Frank Schram, Harold Gould, Haruij Hateber, -, L.P. L. P. Fugalson, Harold Bead- ner, Wm. Faden, O. L. Newton, i. w Oddy, Ed Brodie of Myrtle Point, Vesta Soper, Jack Knife, Iola Moore. Birdie Skeels, A. T. Morrison. Sam Nosier, Gladys Gano, Clyde Minard. Wm. Heart, Darrel Cox, Martha Mul key, Martin Pinkston,' Bert Ferry, Monroe Swindell, George Wasson, Lawrence Kelley, Marion Clayton, Zell Young, Reed, Pauline Rigby. Grover Gouthier, Chas. Newton, Em ma Dräne, E. M. Wilson, T. R. Slater, Leland Peart, Goo. Taylor, Carl Reit- man, H. N. Lorenz, Libbie Peterson, Carl Anderson, the Misses Jessie Knife, Ade Knife, Helen King. Eliza beth Kleiner, Blanche Bandon, Myrtle DeLong, Dorothy Belle Newton, Don na Dean Posserman, Marie Clinton, Virginia Swindell, Elois Wilson, Mary Elja Cary and Gertrude Mehl & Where* Eimer?/ % 4 : ---------- a Mrs. Inez Pinkston, Mrs. C. C. Mc Curdy and Mrs. E. C. Finley gave a tóá -ft i : »! fe J <O. .. f dt T(P TOP ( rCTíONf«V ______ Getting his Hallowe'en Candies i. â in Bulk and Boxes F t 2 lb. con 24«*= CANDY 45® BARS each - f ' Ì Economy - • VI ■ I CATSUP FESTIVAL ---------------------------------- ;----------------------- Illi SNOWCAP *v » ———^a, Satisfaction a ......... lb. > and 2 cons JS® 2 «>"* 15® bottle £C ■«-■■■ I i Mb 10C Pumpkins 4 "34® Spices 2 «>* 19® NUCOA 19« quart jar Marshmallows ------iv« CORN CELLO I 1 Ac ZEJIAT"' ■ m fl Af Mince Meet Mesdames Mary Johnsen, Ison, Bess Willard, Edna I Apples cans ™EraBED STOCK KRAÜT >9c<»n*l<r Grapefruit can Id« TOMATOES 1O«I f EACHES 15« Seasonable Merchandise at Reasonable LARGE CANS Prices Äy.’,; FRUITS and PRODUCE Í ' X-j SQU* T”’ • ) » »■ 1C ARIZONA Grapefruit 3 for '4; iti ’ x'--v ; ' id 10® J F TteD # 1 CF-2K -&■< ¿ «'• w I- — I • V ■ V- b ...: . /. • • r ' ♦ Sy ■ . ... ■_______ — ■J r. :. « ■
