COOUlLU VALUT
930 Pupils Sing
At Music Festival
Nine hundred and thirty elemen
tary and junior high boys and girls
were in the ensemble singing for the
Coos County Music Festival held in
the Coquille high school gymnasium
last Saturday, April 26. This was
the largest group entered during the
seven years the festival has been held.
Most of the-school districts in Coos
county, even those at the greatest dis
tance, were represented.
The Coos County Music Festival
represents the splendid working to
gether of all superintendents, teachers,
pupils, parents, school board members
and other friends.
I our special numbers were present
ed as follows:
Bunker Hill School orchestra com
posed of Barbara Newton, Velma
Lockhart, Myrtle Gorbutt, Thelma
Jordan, Melba Thomas, Ethel Mae
Southwick, Peter Mobley, Louden
Lockhart,
Perry Needham, Carl
Schncemayer, Donald Wright, Dick
Moen, Jo Ann Jarvis, with Miss Mar
garet Weaver, director.
Vocal sola«, by Patty Whaler, of
Powers school.
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Triple trio, by Marshfield junior
iiigh school girls: Alvarene Van Cre-
sale, Phyylis Hunt, Frances McClar,
Clara belle Emerson, Maxine Bowers,
Phyllis Bileisle, June Lee, Beverly
Miss Helen McPherson, accompanist
and director.
Dance-Minuet, by 5th and 6th
grade girls of Riverton school: Dor
othy Jeffries,
Alice
Garoutte,
Betty and Dolores Sell, Lenore Warn-
taff, Jeanette Danielson, Jeanette
Johnson, Clarissa and Margaret By-
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era, Carlen Malthon, Patricia Gibbs,
Barbara Oault, with Mrs. Marcella
Rawe, director.
Members of the committee who are
to be particularly commended be
cause of their faithful work are: Mrs.
Marcella Rawe, Riverton, chairman;
Miss Marjorie Johnson, Myrtle Point;
Miss Margaret Weaver, Bunker Hill;
Harold Withnell, Powers; Tom Cauth-
ers, Coquille, director.
Following is the Coquille high
school honor roll for thé second six
weeks of the second semester:
Straight Ones—Phyllis Bunch, Jr.;
Kay Leslie, Soph.; Jim Peart, Frosh;
Marilyn Sage, Soph.
Straight two average'— Verene
Bailey, Soph.; Martha Berg, Frosh.;
Patricia Berg, Frosh.; Georgia Briner,
Sr.; Donna Dunn, Sr.; Beverly Far
rell, Jr.; Ilean Griffin, Sr.; Gerry
Hojvell, Soph.; Tom Martin, Soph.;
Bob Martin, Jr.; Jean Newton, Sr.;
Lorraine Norris, Soph.; Juqe Pullen,
Sr.; Avis Ricketts, Soph.; Mildred
Smith, Sr.; Eldon Stephens. Soph.;
Harriet Tozier, Soph.; Winifred Van
Fleet,
Frosh.; Maxine
Whereat,
Frosh.; Doris Ann Wood, Soph.
Two Average, no grade below a
three—Patty Brady, Soph.; Florence
Campebll, Jr.; Geraldine Cole, Sr.;
Betty Emery, Soph.; Jim Howe,
Frosh. Mary Alice Noeler, Soph.;
Dick Ray, Soph.; Margaret Steward,
Sr.; Mary Louise Woodhurst, Soph.;
Virginia Young, Sr. »
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hand entertained
their Pinochle club Saturday eve
ning at dessert. Tables were deco
rated with dainty bouquets of Cecil
Brunner roses. frtr. and Mrs. Ralph
Taylor were high scorers and Mr. and
Mrs. C. Vernon Smith were consoled.
Members present included Messrs, and
Mesdames Drue Cunningham, Ralph
Taylor, C. Vernon Smith and Lee
Hand.
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The Laf-a-Lot club met Thursday
ut the George ’Gilman home, when
Mrs. Gilman entertained at a sewing
party and informal tea. Guests were
Mrs. Gilman’s daughter, Mrs. H. D.
Jacoby of Bremerton, Mrs. Meldon
Carl and Mrs. Keith Kribs. Members
present were Mesdames W. E. Cross,
Ed Detlef sen, Alex Mackey, Will
Myers, O. K. Kakestraw and E. A.
Wimer.
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A bath towel shower was given for
Mrs. Ivan Robison Thursday by mem
bers of the Co-Workers club, who
were entertained by Mrs. Robison for
potluck luncheon at the John McNair
home. Fancy work engaged the mem
bers during the afternoon. Guests at
luncheon included Mrs. Jack Albert
son, Mr. Ray Hultin and Mr. John
McNair. Club members present were
Mesdames Genie Chase, Homer Det
wiler, C. H. Dondono, Mac Gant, Adna i
Holycross and daughter Glenda, Roy
Hultin, James McGuffin, Frank Mc
Nair, John McNair, Ivan Robison,
Lizzie Robison, Lou Smith and Altha
Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oerding gave
a jolly party Sunday at the Richmond
cottage at Bandon. There were 26
guests, who came early in the day
for dinner, played horseshoes and
hiked on the beach, and played vari- j
ous games in the cottage. Late in
the afternoon, their appetites, stimu
lated by the brisk salt air, were ap
peased with supper. Members of
the party were Messrs, and Mesdames
Wm. Roth and family; Albert Preuss-1
llar and family; Raymond Preussler!
and family; Harry Jensen, John I
| Fisher and son.
Members of the Tau-an-So club met
Friday evening with Mrs. Minnie
Leach. Some of the group played
games, while others visited and sew-;
ed. Refreshments were served to the'
following: Mesdames Henry Belloni,
O. E Larson, Earl Schroeder, A. A?
Kyle, Al Burch, George Burr, Ellis
Maitindalc. Jack Leach and daugh-'
ter, Fern, Williams Jones. Mae En-
sele, Ernest Battey, Guy Torrey and,
Minnie Leach, ail club members.,
Guests we.e Mrs. Charles Kolkhorst
and Miss Beatrice Getz.
Mrs. Wo.tdruw Jones was shower«!.
with gifts Thursday- evening by her ’
JtcilftW members ,pf the fhrèe. ’’S’’i
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To organize the Coquille Garden
club, which is affiliating with the
Oregon Federation of Garden clubs,
Mrs. C. R. Hanning, district vice
president, and Mrs. L. E. Brown,
prominent member of the Marshfield
group, met here Friday afternoon
with local garden enthusiasts, who
gathered at the Levi Wilson home.
Officers named to head the newly
formed group are Mrs. Fred Martin,
president, Mrs. George Griggs, first
vice president; Mrs. E. H. O’Dell, sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Levi Wilson,
secretary, and Mrs Roy Wheeler,
treasurer. Mrs. Walter Newton was
chosen to represent the club aa its
official mother at the Mother’s Dey
program, May 11.
When the business meeting had ad
journed, club members went to view
the Clifford Kern garden, which is
particularly lovely with Its early
spring blooms. Attending the meet
ing were Mesdames Paul Simpson,
Fred Martin. George Griggs, William
Cagey, Clifford Kern, A. Me In tee,
R. S. Wheeler. Waller Newton, E. H.
O’Dell, Fred Probst, J. S. McLaren,
James Brockman, Wm. Jones, Jack
O’Sullivan of McKinley, Roy Wheeler,
L. E. Brown and C. R. Hanning of
Marshfield.
Lown Mowers
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Family Crest
On Front Door
Reflecting upon thoughts of May
Day and its importance this week,
Mrs. Ted Snyder fashioned decora
A front door, handsomely carved
tions appropriate to the Mason, when
she entertained her Pinochle club at with the Child family’s coat of arms,
A. L. Hooton. electrical contractor dessert luncheon Thursday afternoon. is on display this week at the Excel
and dealer. 274 Second St- Coauille Dainty little bouquets of lilacs and Dress Shoppe. Kermit A. Molitor,
Complete stock of »virine supplies tt bridal wreath were placed at each who is Mrs. Child’s brother, did the
Ireland wool carving. Mr. Molitor taught wood-
of the tables. I Mrs.
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first prize, Mrs. Jay Carter, traveling ; carving in Los Angeles. For recre-
and Mrs. Clyde Minard, consolation. ation, he designed and carved much
Guests were Mrs. Hobart Schaer and I of the beautiful furniture in Mr. and
Mrs. William Nelson. Mémbers pres Mrs. Child’s home. Most of the furni
ent were Mesdames Jay Carter, Glovii ture is made of walnut and ebony.
Church, D. O. Ireland, Clyde Minard, The front door, his latest work, which
will soon be installed in the Child
Elton Savage and Ted Snyder.
home on Knowlton Heights, was. ap
When Mrs. L. F. Hatcher enter propriately made of fine, vertical
tained the Ace of Clubs at luncheon grained Douglas fir, a wood native to
Thursday, she introduced her guests this district.
The Child family coat of arms,
to a new treat, ice cream pie. Her
home was attractive with bouquets I which is hundreds of years old, is ar-
of roses and snowballs. Prize Zin I rowhead shaped. Surmounting a
I shield bearing three falcons in pro-
ners at pinochle were Mrs. Jack Mc
Laren, high; Mrs. F. H. McKibben, I file. is a large winged falcon, which,
second; Mrs. Orville Hughes and Mrs. to experts in family crests, shows that
A. L. Powrie, door prizes and Mrs.1 a member of the Child family was
Lyle Knox, traveling prize. Mrs. Me- J knighted by one of England’s early
Laren was taken into the club. Other'
members present were Mesdamw
Orville Hughes. A. A. Kyle, F. H.‘
McKibben, Charles Mansell, Roy
Wheeler, Ernest Whereat, L. F. Hatch
er1,'A.. L. Powrie, A. S. Wells and
Charles Lewis.
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