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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 5, 1941)
Club Members Tell Summer Plans only to girls who have graduated from1 I A I M ATF C* JUUAL NUItj Coqmlle high school and are in.the Junior or Senior years at college Next club meeting will be on June 17 1 Mrs. E. E. Leslie was the hostess ■ at Richmond’s cottage at Bandon, Thursday afternoon at dessert lunch- where Dorothy Bishop will have eon tor members of the Duplicate charge of dinner ahd entertainment' club. The winning couples were Mrs. plans ! R. E. Boober and Mrs. V. E. McClary Those attending Monday's meeting . with high score and Mrs. Albert Pow- wete Genevieve Nettleton, Norene ers and Ed McKeown, second. Mrs. McKeown, Mary Margaret Gedncy, | Quincy McBride, Mrs. Powers’ mother Business and Professional Women’s club member» revealed interring vacation plans Monday evening, when they answered the roll call with com ments anent their summer activities May Barton and Mary Margaret Ged- ney plan to attend the B. P. W. con vention at Los Angeles on July • and May Barton, Ruth Beyers, Dorothy! was a guest. Members present were 1. Dorothy Bishop, home Oemonsira- Bishop, Clara B»«a«rman, Ellen Brax- Mesdamea H W. Pierce, E. E. T^U» tion agent, expects to board the ton, Inez Chase, Dale Claver, Naomi;Ed McKeown, U. E. McClary, Albert streamliner June 28 for Cleveland Crews, Florence Hallock Hazel Han- Powers, Frank Thrift and R. E. na Lydia Holstien,’ Ida Oerding, Ida where she will visit friends and pos sibly take a course at the Westing Owen, Jennie Price, Georgia Rich Mr. and M t ». Ralph Taylor invited house school of cookery. The Bosser- mond, Annie Robinson, Inez Rover, Clara Stauff, Eva Stevens and Edith membar» of their Pinochle cluf for mans expect to leave the last of thia Je»sert Saturday evening. Mrs. Lee month on a ten-day trip to Yellow Walton. Hand won the traveling prise. Those stone. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Osika present were Messrs. and Mesdamea are leaving this week for a ten-day Ihue Ounningham, C. Vernon Smith, visit in Salt Lake City, Styfs. Inez May 28—Melvin H. Freele and Ruth Lee Hand and Ralph Taylor. Chase leaves Sunday on .Î six-week trip to Garden City, Long Island, Annetta Holt, both of North Bend. May 28—Carl William Roan and Mr». Jack MoLendii entertained her where she will vi»lt.- ^er daughter, Edwina Bell Grove, both of Empire. Pinochle club at 1 o’oclock luncheon Geneyiave, dean of Adelphi college. While in the east, Mrs. Chase will at They were married by Rev. H.‘ L. Tuesday. Rose«, in vivid shades, made tend as a delegate from the Oregon GraybeaLat his home here last Wed the centerpiece. Mrs. Jack Jarvis be came u member of the club. Pinocohle State Teachers' association the Na nesday. tional Education association conven- > May 29—Ken R. Rolfe and Rachel prize winners were Mrs. Ben Leath 3ones, both bf Powers. erwood. high score and traveling tlorwin Boston the last of June. Ellen Braxton presided over the | May 29—Keith Austin Custer and prize; Mrs. Roy Wheeler, second business meeting, at which three new j Wilda Mabel Houser, both of Marsh inixe. The door prize was won by x .si Mrs. Ralph Meaning. Those present members, Peggy Newton, of Newton’s field. May 31—Ross Jenkins of Bandon were Mesdames Charles Lewis, Ralph Grocery store; Marjorie Child, of the Excel Dress Shoppe, and Blanche and Pearl Strain of Langlois. They Menning, Jack Jarvis, Loal Hicken- Sandon. first deputy in the county were married on Saturday by Rev. bottom, Ralph Hurlbutt, Ben Leath erwood, Roy Wheeler and Jack Me- clerk’s office, were voted into the Roscoe W. Holm at his home. June 2 — Lester Gilpatrick of Larrin. - W ♦ club. Chief business before the meet ing concerned the revisioh of by Broadbent and Liles M. Lousigmont Virginia Young, bride-elect of laws and regulations governing the of Riddle, Ore. They were married by Rev. F. H. Barr at Myrtle Point Bruce Lattin, Jr., of Empire, and her club’s student loan fund. Except in mother, Mrs. F. R. Bull, were guests unusual cases the club makes loans on Monday June 3—Marvin Miller and Florence Thursday evening at a miscellaneous Anderson both of Marshfield. bridal shower given for Miss Young June 4—J no. L. Martin of Lakeside in Empire by Mrs. Bruce Lattin Sr., and Katie H. Plaep of Bullards. and the Misses Elsie and Alleen Lat» June 4—Robert Earl Gray and Anna tin. Twenty-eight guests, all of Em for the June Bride Catherine Leech, both of Marshfield. pire attended the party. Miss May's Big REMOVAL SALE • TPECIAL Marriage Licenses £pe. WALNUT VENEER BEDROOM SUITE only $44*95 BENCH UM Biegger Furniture Co FURNITURE USKD LOCKER LOGIC For Better living at Lower Cost USE FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Gift Suggestion Large assortment of ■ I I Table & Floor Lamps $2.OOto$15.OO ■Purkej^innihin^ GOODYEAR WATCH!! I —■— I II.,———— — I ■■■ — May 29—Gladys Hazelton, as guar dian for Chas. J. Wall, a minor,, vs. Kline Logging Co. June 4—Western Mercantile Agency vs. Arthur I. Chandler. June 4—Hilma Perttula vs Frank Perttula. Suit for divorce. yiH'uj PLANT IGLOO 1 The public is cordially invited to visit and inspect my FROZEN FOOD LOCKER PLANT ■ ■J Three, four — all this and moral. Inlan^T Keep them fresh in • PEAS ( Garden Fresh BEANS ASPARAGUS SPINACH Next Winter CORN (without breaking the Law) At the Cost of Boiling Beef JVerer a. known illness caused by Frozen Foods (U~ 5L DejA-of Agricultural Bui.) MOTOROIL SHELL SERVICE STATION NOW Coquille
