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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1941)
LOOK AT THISE CLASTIC » STOCKINGS UL Fishermen 'I See URKENK A JENSEN — ' dKl SO LIGHT AND RfJ COM FOR TABLE «JR THEY LOOK LIKE SHEER SILK STOCKINGS County Clerk and Mrs. L. W. Oddy intend leaving next Tuesday after noon after the motion day hearings in circuit court, on a two weeks' vaca tion trip. They will visit relatives and friends in San Francisco, Los Angeles and other California points, Mr. Oddy is in hopes that southern Cal will have a change in weather conditions by that time! TuiU Needs 120-Year Emblem ADVENTURE To Miss Maury Bess Maury, teller at the CoquiUe Branch was presented last Thurs- daydaywith a service emblem indi p Mrs. Bernadcaii Wilson ami daugh- cating 20 years of continuous service. kKlutic li ter, Margaret Ann, who is enjoying As a matter of fact Miss Maury has the week’s spring vaction from at- I been with this branch and its prede- I tending Grant High in Portland, came I cessor about 23 years, and in a couple down last Saturday for. a visit with of years will be presented a 25 year friends here and in Marshfield. Mrs. emblem, and these are not common Wilson’s other daughter, Helen, la even in the First National Bank of . attending St. Helen’s Hall in Portland Portland, although we have a con i and -spring vacation there is next tinuous open record of 76 years ser We fill any doctor’s prescription week. Mrs. A. J. Sherwood and Mrs. vice. Miss Maury has done a fine j L. H. Hazard, who had been viisting job at the Coquille Branch, and has , in Portland, came down with . Mrs. earned this recognition. Service em “Gates Ajar” Pageant At Wilson. . •••,•. blems are granted after one-five-ten- Pioneer Church April 17 iwenty and twenty-five yeurs service A pageant, “Gates Ajar,1’ will be with the bahk, and are coveted by-its presented in Pioneer Methodist employees. Church next Thursday evening under the auspices of the Social Service (Gordon Neil Taken Back committee of'tfie Woman’s Society of Christian Service. This pageant will To Army Camp be featured by the singing of many I Gordon Neil was taken back this of the old-time church hymns some week to Camp Murray in Washington, of which have passed out of general Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Phillips spent after having been picked up here by usage but will be remembered with the last week-end visiting his parents (the local police on advice from Brig. real pleasure by the older men and (Gen. Thoe. E. Rilea that he had de in Oakland, Ore. women. The program will begin at serted from the army post there. 7:30 p. m. . Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Robinson and Gordon enlisted a few months ago small daughter, Darlyne of Albany at the same time Bob Coliler did, Chas. Briggs Buys Home .arrived Thursday to spend several but he evidently tired of army life I days here, on business and visit with and had secured a job at the Smith On Sanford Heights I friends They made their headquar- plant on which he was working when Through the Geo. E. Oerding real estate agency the acre tract, on which , tera at the home of Mr*. Robinson’s arrested. 1 brother Harold Dey. "I didn’t think they would bother there are two houses, just off the in to look for me down here," was the tersection of the Sanford Heights road Alton Clausen drove his truck to thought he expresed when arrested. with the highway, has been sold to Vancouver, Washington, last week to His difficulty should be a warning Charles Briggs, of Southwestern bring back a new diesel International to other young men, enlisted or draft Motors. The tract was the property catérpillar tractor, which is already ed, that Uncle San can not be trifled of the late Mrs. Ida Clarke and au thorization for the deal was given by at work on the Clausen brothers with. ranch. Norman H. Rice, of Santa Barbara, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Briggs will make Paid $1.20 Extra To The New their home there. Fuhrman's Pharmacy VIRGINIA Fred MacMurray APRIL 13-14-15 Respirator Purchase Fund Twelve members of the Fire De partment who showed up last Thurs day night at Frank Martin’s 6th Col- ^ limited ENGAGEMENT FULL LENGTH Lovltag «g if »ach. fearful aeccnd might. La their « NOTHING <UT BUT THE PWKE ■ Miss Carol Young accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Brodie, of Myrtle Point, to Portland last Friday. They all returned on Sunday. Friends of Mr. and Arens will be interested they have moved from Reedsport, where they Arthur garage on Route Mrs. Verner to learn that Portland to bought the 101. Two Sentenced To County Jail And Then Paroled Ernest Albert Clark, who had been indicted on a non-support charge, pleaded guilty in circuit court an Tuesday. Judge Brand sentenced him to a year in jail, and said he would be paroled after 30 ’days. Frances M. Ator, who was indicted by the grand jury for breaking into a young girl’s room in the northeast part of CoquiUe, at 2:30 in the morn ing a couple of months ago, pleaded guilty on Tuesday and was sentenced to six months in jail. He was then Births At Coquille Hospital paroled and placed on probation for To Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Jacoby, of five yean. Bremerton, Wash, on Monday, a six pounds, 11 ounces, baby boy, who has been named Noel David The mother is the former Elda Gilman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Geo. Gilman of this city. A baby girl, weighing seven pounds, and 14% ounces, and named Darnell Jan etta, was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Wins low Bangs, of Reedsport, last Satur day. Sales and Service To Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore, of CoquiUe, an eight pounds and four Phone 185J ounces baby girl, on Monday. She has been named Neva Margaret. Electrolux Cleaner, Air Purifier H. D. Vallier FEATURE NO. TWO Hopalong's BEST YET ! CLACK VIVHN GABLE ‘LEIGH Coquille Bakery MATINEE DAILY—1:30 Children 25c Adulta 40c Evenings 1 Show starting 7:45 All seats 55c Thanks its friends and patrons Mrs. George Holbrook returned on Thursday from Ferndale, Califonia, where her mother was ill. BARGAIN NIGHT Eileen Kern arrived Saturday to spend Easter vacation here with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Clifford Kern. A student at Northwestern Christian College, Eileen expects to return to school Monday. for the interest shown in its Open House last Saturday. There were approximately 1500 who accepted the invitation and the management appreciates their goes gilded "Red". ..be there to share-the-fuel Coquille LIBERTY “Home Made” PHONE 243 FIRST ST.. COQUILLE
