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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1941)
v ■ . * expect«! to be » ducted the regular Sunday morning country service i . church service. Sunday school fol- . Among those from Norway who at , The air and water is handled by the i lowed with an attendance at M. There will be service* again next tended the F F. A. parent and son ( latest disappearing system. Mrs. Laura Brandon sends us this Sunday as fallows: preaching at 10 banquet at union high school audi a. m. and Sunday school at 11 a. m torium fast Friday evening at Myrtfa 1 am sorry 1 haven’t been sending Mrs. Gue Schroeder gave a birth- Point were Mr. and Mr* Rufus Ry- lander, Frank and Vernon Trigg, Mr. you any school notes. Our school is day P*rty at her home Tuesday al- and Mr*. Don Schmidt, Martin so much smaller this winter that it | ternoon in honor of Miss Audrey, , Schmidt, Mr. and Mr*. Walter Laird, ia really bard to get a variety of who was five years old. Lovely re Mr. and Mrs. Gu* Bender and Mr. things to tell. However I am inclos freshments of ice cream, cake and CASH FOB ANY KIND and Mrs. John Widmark. Two ing a few notes which you may place punch were served to the following with your items. Sincerely yours, guests: Mr*. Gordon Flemnig, Da hundred were seated at the tables. vid, Virginia and Glen; Mr*. Cldye The dinner was prepared under Mrs. Laura Brandon, teacher. Roll of honor for last six weeks Crawford, Gene and Dickey, and the direction at Miss Helen Austin, We buy junk teacher in the Home Eeconomic de term scholarship: Bobby Detlefsen, Junior Simmon*. Marlene Gainer, Carl Jacobson, Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Doyle and partment. family were Wednesday evening din The following program was pre Douglas Druliner, Delores Cook. Citizenship—Betty Lou Foote, Mol ner guests of Mr and Mrs. Gordon sented. ■ ■ ■ ' Opening ceremonies, F. F. A. lis Oylear, Joan Jacobson, Mary Ann Fleming. Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Snyder, LeRoy, officers. Invocation, Rev. F. H. Barr. Detlefsen, Clara Mast, Beta Keller, Welcome, by Foster Thompson. Re Jerry Naao, John Maloney, Virginia Robert and Barbara, of Coquille, and sponse by Dai M. King of Myrtle Foote, Donna Gasner, Ruth Haughton. Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Snyder and , Norman Halter. Glen and Gerald, of Myrtle Point, Point. Three programs were given during and Mr. and Mr*. Glen Snyder, of Violin Duet. Mis* Reta Fry and near Albany, were Sunday guests of Fred Dallas, with T. P. Haberly at February by the literary society. All the school combined for a Lin Mr. and .Mrs. L. E. Haye*. , the piano. Mr*. Lillie Myer*, of Coquille, gave Introductions, Kenneth Anderson. coln program. The upper grades gave the Wash a birthday dinner at her home Sun F. F. A. Projects, Jack Ellis Sum mer trip, Harry Crowley. Quartet, ington program and the lower grades day in honor of her son, Kenton, and her own birthday, with Kenton F. F. A. boy*. F. F. A. activities, gave a March breeze program. Mrs. Wm. Foote and Mrs. Gilbert 1 Myers, Edna and Loraine Hayes as Kenneth Bonniksen. Old time «elec tion*, Mr. and Mr*. Walter Laird and Jacobean were recent school visitors. ¡( guest*. Darell and Norman Holycross were Tom Summerlin. Turning waste into Sunday guest* of Francis Ferre.' ’ wealth, Kelly Smith Pacific Inter Mr. and Mrs. George Hampton national trip, Frank Trigg. Saxa- spent Friday and Saturday at Salem. '■ phone solo, Prof/ Fred Dallas. Vo The Arago Independents placed cational agriculture after 24 year*, second in the tournament at Myrtle Earl Cooley, state supervisor of agri Point lari week when they played cultural education, now stationed at Corvallis. Awarding honorary de grees, Kenneth Anderson. Closing remarks, H. S. Schaad. Closing cere L. E. Hayes Saturday. mony F. F. A. officer*. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl and Her Chapter officers 1940-41—Ken bert drove to North Bend Sunday. neth Anderson, president, Foster Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff Thompson, vice president; Frank spent Sunday afternoon at Bandon. Trigg, secretary; Kenneth Bonnik Walter Farrier had the misfortune sen, treasurer; Jack Ellis, reporter; to get his foot mashed while work Harold S. Schaad, advisor. ing in the logging woods at Bear Honorary member* named for 1941 Creek last week. are—Harry Dement, Art Hermann, The McKinley school teacher, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Potts and Jesse Clinton. son from Marshfield were Saturday Elizabeth Christian, left Friday eve The main speaker of the evening, guest* of Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Craw ning for Monmouth, where she spent Earl R. Cooley, started’this F. F. A. ford. the week-end on business, returning course in Myrtle Point schools 19 Ray Clinton and Riley Dikes, of home Sunday evening. yean ago. He was the first teacher Coquille, visited Doreen and Bobby The McKinley Welfare club met • and advisor Saturday night with election of new Dyke* Sunday. Two men who appeared on the pro Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Doyle, Nor officer* a» the main business of the gram in old time selection with violin man and Carol, drove to Bandon evening. Mrs. George Glenn was and banjo were Walter Laird and Tom Sunday and enjoyed a picnic dinner elected president, retiring Jay Free Summerlin who first started playing with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Edgmon and man. Leonard Lawhorn was re together, 45 yean ago. elected vice president. Mrs. Milford Mr. and Mrs. Art Farrier. Kenneth Anderson, president of Mrs. Ruby Ferre was a Bandon Mast was reelected secretatry and the association is the son of Mr. and visitor Saturday. treasurer. William Frame was elect Mn. Carl Anderson of Lee. It is his David Harry was able to return to ed as the third hall board member, ambition to complete his education his home from the Knife hospital retiring George Glenn. The other two at U. of O. members of the hall board are Frank Saturday. Mn. Mayra Laird left Tuesday far ENJOY LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS Albert Tomlinson and family are Heller and Jack O’Sullivan. Mem Corvallis to attend a grange lecture moving on to the Jesse Robison ranch bers attending were Mr and Mrs ▼ arranged to fit your budget n school. She went with a party from on Fishtrap this week. ’ R. H. Lawhorn, Leonard Lawhorn, Green Acres. E. J. Myers sold hi* ranch to Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Churchill and Mr. and Mn. Walter Laird visited Peterson last week and has purchased Jimmy, Yfr. and Mrs. Walter Rhule, at Broadbent last Sunday. the Joel Root home in Arago, where Mrs. Lee Mast, Mr. and Mrs. Mil The carpenter and concrete work they moved the latter part of last ford Mast and dene, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Wil is now completed at Herman Ted- week. Mr. and Mr*. Gene Robison moved liam Frame, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Free sen’s stream-lined service station. They are now ready far the painters into the J. D. Root home last week, man, Mr. and Mrs. Jack O’Sullivan, Frank Heller and Mr. and Mrs to give the place throe coats of paint, from Fat Elk. Mr. and Mr*. Glen Zeller and fam George Glenn. Mrs. Mary Gage, of and the exterior of th* store will also Coquille, and Mrs. Leonard Lawhorn, be painted and when finished, this is ily drove to Bandon Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Mullin* Phillise and Sharon, were visitors and family moved into their new for the evening. Those of the McKinley Grange No. home last week. Miss Ruth Woodward made a busi 582 who attended the council meeting ness trip to Eugene Sunday. She at West Moat Grange Monday eve ViNANCI YOUR NIW OS USI» CAR WITH THI HARIRI ning were Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Miller, returned home Tuesday. Mr. and Mr*. Marvin Shaw drove to Mrs. Jack O’Sullivan and Mr. and Portland last Saturday. Miss Jean Watkins stayed with Patty and Arlan while they were away.. The regular monthly Missionary meeting was held at the church Tues day with an all day meeting with a pot luck dinner at noon and quilt ing in the forenoon. Those present were: Mesdarpes Albert Lillie, Tyr rell Woodward, Stanley Halter, J. L. Burtis, O. H. Aasen, J. D. Carl, Ward ¿r* -. ¿--.‘ii Evans, Nyle Miller, George Hampton, Lawrence Rackleff. C. E. Schroeder. Lawrence Barklow, H. E. Watkins, Wayne Woodward, S. C. McAllister. • Right from it* beginning, in thé ride is «till softer, quieter. It* The following program was enjoyed big field of well-established stunning V-8 performance ia «till with Mrs. J. L. Burtis in charge: Song. "AU For Jesus.’.' Scripture ¡‘medium-priced” cars, Mercury’s more brilliant... with ga* econ readings by Mrs. Ward Evans, from new Had of value has won it new omy surprising in a car of any Matthew, Mark and the Acta; prayer kinds of records. Now it sweeps site. Now more than ever, the by Mrs Nile Miller; song, “I Love to into its third year an even finer one car not to mis* if you plan Tell the Story.* Mrs. H. E. Wat car, an even greater value. Its to buy at medium price 1* the kins gave a very interesting re famous big bodies are roomier ■ big thrilling new Mercury 8, the view of some of the talks she heard at yet. Its sensationally comfortable up-and-coming eat car on the road I the Preaching Mission in Portland, especially one by E. Stanley Jones, Methodist miatsonary to India. There was a short business meeting at [ which time Mr*. Watkins was elected to fill the vacancy of vice president and Mr*. C. E. Schroeder was. ap pointed to fill the vacancy on the missionary committee. The regular weekly bible study was held Tuesday evening at the church with H. E. Watkins leading the discussion on the 15th chapter of John> Those present were: Mr. and Mr*. Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Munford, Mr. and Mrs.‘I. B. Bevy, Mr. and Mr*. S. C. McAllister and Miss. Ruth Woodward They will - ■ ' nOiWvy m "W5 irClwS Lown Mowers Bicycles Typewriter RAMGES OF Furniture Buy SnapShop Sall FIRST NATIONAL McKinley News GHdtqOUt jk BUILD YOUR CREDIT " REPUTATION forotlier OF PORTLAND »»»/ AMERICAS NEW KIND OE MEDIUM PRICED VALUE' MERCURY 8 * we e • UHi» nesday t or a pot luck dinner at noon and quilting. The regular monthly W. C. T. U. meeting will be held Tuesday, March 18th, at the church and they will meet all day, with a potluck dinner at noon and will quilt in the forenoon. Rev. G. A. 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