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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1941)
..... ................- '■ Variety aitò plimented Wednesday afternoon at a shower given by Mr*. E. H. O’Dell, , Mrs. Elwyn Nosier, Mrs. Loren SaMa- I bury and Mrs. C. C. Farr at the Farr ‘ home After everyone had played an interesting game, Mrs. Nosier reed a very amusing poem. Mrs. Cooper then opened her gifts, which had been arranged around a big doll that sat under an umbrella. With the re freshments were clever favors made of all-day suckers with painted faces peering out from crepe paper bonnets Guests at the party were Mesdames Berlyn Billings, Doris Dalton, Henry George, Mary Wimer, Willard Sloan, Fred Schaer, George Chapman, Del bert Jamas, John Sullivan, V. L Bailey, Paul Simpson and Raymond Cooper. Presents were also sent by Mesdames Walter Newton, George Swinney, Irwin Woodward. Guy Kelley and Tom Stevens. nba ■ by Catherine Maynard, Telephone 242 < • ... . WAttPAPER Many Room Lot Bundles Now oh Hand Summer School For Fox Raisers Legion and Auxiliary To Install Monday boquille Unit, American Legion Gathering at Bandon Wednesday, Auxiliary will install officers Monday August 13 .will be a number of per night. August 11, at the Legion home sons prominent in the fur industry, at which time the American Legion who will meet to conduct, under the auspices of the Oregon,Fox and Mink Poet Will also install. The Auxiliary officer» wiU be in association, a summer school for stalled by Edna Kern, past president members of the Coquille unit of the association. The school will be held of the Unit The officers to be in stalled are: President. Nelli« Prey in two sessions, 10 a. m. until 4 p. m First Vice-President, Gladys Wil- and at 8 p. m. at the Richmond bead cottage. Anyone who is interested Itans; Second Vice-president, Jerry in learning more of this new and Lund; secretary,Doris Mm ton yr growing Coos county industry is in treasurer, Ann Dungey; Sergeant at vited to attend either or both ses Arma, Bertha Selbig. historian, Edn, 4 sions. There will be a potluck dinner Kern. The coveted Horsfall Gavel Bell at noon and potluck supper traveling trophy for the greatest in Scheduled to. appear on the pro crease in membership, during the past gram are George Hedrick, represent three years, was won by Coquille Unit ing the Kellogg Company, Battle and wiU be presented to the Unit Mon Creek, Michigan; George Eckart, day night. At this time also, a cita manager of the Fur Receiving Station tion, which was won by the Unit in of the American National Fox asso 1940, will be presented ciation at Wausau, Wisconsin; Arthur Refreshments will be served at the Prentice, manager of the Denver close of the meeting branch of the New York Fur Auction ■ < _----------------- ------------- . company; R. D. Holmes, editor of the The Grange Home Economics club Columbia Empire Furs, Astoria; J. met for a day long session with Mrs D. Long, who has charge of the exper imental fur farm at CoArallis; Mike Ruth Varney Wednesday Member worked on tea towels, which will be Dederer, representing the Seattle Fur sold to add to the building fund Exchange; C. D. Garfield, editor of There was a noon potluck. Members the Fur Journal, Seattle; Eugene present Included Mesdames Ainos Finlay, president of tho Oregon Fox Bierly, Florence Halid», O. K Rake and Mink association, of Jefferson. straw, George Gilman, J. W. Ruble, Several other authorities are ex Alex Mackey and Ruth Varney pected. There will be a question pe riod and, in tl»e evening, instructive jiao . motion pictures. —......... " . ....... •— - 1- 'J .". g-Ti-g Make Your Selection while Choice is Good Gregg Hardware Phone 324 W. Frati Mr». J. W. Ruble was ■ Thursday afternoon hostess, when »he enter tained members of the Laf-a-Lot club at a »owing party and tea. Attend ing were Mesdames George Gilman, Ed Detlefaen, John Martin, W. E. Cross, Alex Mackey and O. K. Rake- •5.00 E. B . * r. a . TERMS Shower For Inez Barklow FLOUR 49 lb. bag Swonsdown ✓V „I. -, ..... . . .. ■ -i, — . .A... 1. ■................................. ' Sf.79 ........................ L.J Take advantage of the Summer Weather and eat out. We have everything for the Quick Meal. Weiners andüßuns Cold Lunch MeaRL Pickles, all kinds Olives, ^pe, green or stuffed SALAD DIMMING MIRACLE WHIP quart jar J7C Cheese, American) aged or mild. Star Blue Cheese and A wide variety of Processed Cheese GOLDEN BANTAM Picnic Plates and Napkins Why Stay Home Now? There's a long winter coming bunch i 1«K lb. lz ______
