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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1941)
fAGI SIX SOCIAL NOTES ben, Carl Gilbert, John Purkey, Clif- I fiord Gulseth. Tom Stevens, Chub I Junior Women's Fine Meeting ' freshmenu served by Ann Harbison Infant Child of Mr. and Mrs. ■nd Nancy Grant. C" Alvin Decker Buried Tueaday present were Sally Bonney. Judy I The Phil Bourns home was the Funeral «ervices were held a* the Slack, Donna Mae Howe, Ruse Marie j Genu FUneril Home Tuesday after - scene of a pretty party Wednesday Two money raising project* were Peart, JuAnne Savage,' Elizabeth ' noon for Alverna, infant daughter of evening, when Mrs. Bourne and Mr*. launched by Junior Women at their Stelle and Colleen Ostrander. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Decker, who died Alton <lauaen entertained at a sur Mr*. Bet* Folsom, acting president first meeting of the fall season Mon Monday at her home in McKinley at prise shower complimenting Mrs. and Mr*. E. W. Ix>renz, acting secre day evening at the Guild hall. A the age of two month* and nine days. Charles Briggs. Guests arrived ..for tary of St. Jamea Guild, were host public card party on October 8 and The baby was their only child. Rev. 7:30 dessert, served at card table* esses at the meeting held Wednesday a rummage sale, to commence Oc I G. A. Grey officiated at the service decorated with dainty cut flowers. afternoon at ‘the Guild hail During tober 20 are expected to bring In A number of beautiful flower ar the meeting, Rev. Q M. Guilbert gave funds so the club may contribute iu Heading the Women's Christian rangements were placed about the a short talk on Biblical history. Pres share to the community building fund. Temperance Union for the next year room* Atfer Mrs. Briggs had ent were the Mesdame* Reid Gallier, Marjorie Knight, club president, will be Mrs James Richmond, who opened her present«, there was pino C. M. Guilber), L. H. Hazard, ¡•'red named Lucille McEniry as card party was elected union president at a meet-, chle with Mr*. George MdCJeilan tak Hickok, William Mansell, John Mar general chairman and Mildred Mc ing held Friday afternoon at the home ing high score, Mrs. F. H McKibben, tin, H. W. Pierce, L. L. Rosa, Julius Cune and Donna Dean Bosserman as of Mrs C. C. Farr, Mr*. Richmond second and Mrs. Harold Steven*, 300 Ruble, Charles Stauff, George Sher rummage sale co-chairmen succeeds Mrs. Farr, who is complet pinochle Other* attending were the wood, A. O. Walker, James Watson, Unanimous votes were the order ing an outstandingly successful term Mesdames Fred Wateon, Marion F. M. »haw and R, C. Yarbrough. of the evening. ’ Carol Young was as president Other newly elected Clayton, Lawrence Hatcher, R. G. Mc named the unchallenged successor of officers are Mr*. George Chapman, Bride, George L. Maynard, J. Arthur Mrs. Ralph Manning entertained Janie Kramer as treasurer of the dub. vice president; Mrs. Alice Holver- Berg, Emeat Whereat, F. H. McKib- he members of her pinochle chib at One hundred per cent subscription to stott, recording secretary; Mr*. V. L. dessert,luncheon Tuesday afternoon. the Oregon Club Woman was voted. Bailey, assistant secretary; Mrs. Fred Standing committees appointed Schaer, treasurer; Mrs. W. P. Laws, High scoring player was Mr*. Ben Leatherwood, with Mr*. Ralph Flan- were: Membership, Maxine Stevens, assistant treasurer. Delegates chosen chairman, Louise Schroeder and Carol to go to the state convention at Port nery taking second and r, Young; Program, Evelyn Elliott, land, October 14 to' 17, include Mrs. Chard, 300 pinoehl*. Oeh chairman, Eunice Barrow and Doro O. B. Harriman, Mrs. W. P. Laws, were the Mesdaine* Jack thy McCue; Social, Mabel Gould, Mr*. Pearl Cardwell, alternate and Ralph Hurlbutt, A. A. Kyle. Roy chairman, Hazel Foss; Publicity, Mar Mrs. V. L.' Bailey, delegate at large. Wheeler, Ed Yarbrough, Al Burch, garet Belloni, chairman, Gladys May The president, Mrs. Richmond, the Bob Chard, Van Spores and Loa) and Dorothy Harris; National Defense, secretary "and the treasurer are also Hickenbottom. Irene Beadner. among the official delegates. Announcement was made that a Among the reports given by stand Mr*. Van Spore* was elected Wed district meeting of the federation of ing committee chairmen was one nesday to succeed Mr*. Roy Wheeler women's clubs will be held in North hearing the new* that 23 member* of Front and Willard a* president of the Eagle* Sewing Bend on October 21. the local union take the Union Signal. club. The group met for potluck Card party committees selected by There are 14 local subscribers to the luncheon with Mrs Ralph Hurlbutt. Mrs. McEniry were; Tickets, Eunice Young Crusaders. Mrs. A. A. Kyle was chosen vice- Bar row, Mabel Gould, Mary Stevens, Announcement was made that Mrs. president Mr*. William Hughes, who Peg Gould and Mildred McCune; C. C. Farr has been appointed county was celebrating her birthday, was Prizes Grace Greenough and Mabel defense stamp chairman for the , honored by her fellow club member*, Gould; Tables, Dorothy McCue; Re Women’s Christian Temperance Union By Amzy A Ernie ! who provided a birthday cake and freshments, Edna Sandali, chairman, by Mrs. Albert Powers of Marshfield. I gifts for her. Gladys May, Donna Dean Bosserman Final plans were completed for the Howdy Folks; Over in Myrtle Attending the meeting were the and Vi Connarn; Carol Young, Vesta county convention held here Tuesday. SPERRY PANCAKE Point, a farmer is reported to Mesdame« A. A. Kyle, Van Spore*, Miley and Gertrude Swinney will as Additional discussion was carried on have fed his cows bird seed so William Gaffey, William Hughes, sist with the tables during the eve- concerning the fiftieth anniversary WHITE DOWN FLOUR he could sell cheep milk. I ning of the party. Roy Wheeler and Ralph Huributt. celebration here next year. Two new Refreshments were served by mem members, Mr*. Dan W. Brown and V*—.. . bers of the executive committee, who Mrs. Fred Houston, were welcomed Members of the Tauk-an-So club They tell also. that the gathered Wednesday evening at the ar Marjorie Knight, Helen Ayers, Ev into the organization. had a helper so ¡home of Mr*. Ralph Mhiming tor a elyn Elliott, Mary Stevens and Edna Assisting Mrs Farr as hostess were he always get in pinochle party. Mr*. William Jones Sandali to the following club guests Mr*. Archie Hatcher, Mr*. Will won first prise; Mr*. Melvin Giles and members: Avon Melby, Ardis Wimer and Mr*. Jamea Richmond. Ruth Clayton, Libby Devotions were led by Mr*. F. O. Les won second prize and Mrs. Frank De Sherwood, Costa took door prize. Refreshments Shelley, Catherine Maynard, Muriel lie Those attending the meeting in We could even go farther and was served to the following: Mea- Davis, Dorothy Harris, Louise Schroe cluded the Mesdames Berlyn Billings, ■ay that he had a duck that got dameg Jack Leach, Mart Sherrard, der Evelyn Mattoon, Mary Stevens, O. B. Harriman, George Chapman, W. smaller and smaller. He grew Irene Beadner, P. Law*, Fred Houston, Dan W. William Jone*, Melvin Giles, Henry Maxine Stevens, down. Blanche Sandon, Gladys May, Ger Brown, Pearl Cardwell, V. L. Bailey, Belloni, Mae Ensele, Al Burch, Elli» Martindale, Vernon Heintzelman, trude Swinney, Edna Sandali, Hazel G. A. Gray, Archie Hatcher, F. G. Foss, Mabel Gould, Grace Greenough, Leslie, Ella Nelson James McGuffin, Frank DeCosta, Ernest Battey and Dorothy McCune, Lucille McEniry, L. P. Fugelaon, Clara Wheeler, Flora Guy Torrey. Vi Connarn, Violet Cleveland Myrtle Dunne, Harry Ross, Will Wimer, Alice Clausen, Mildred McCune, Madalyn Holverstott, Fred Schaer C. C. Farr The Royal Neighbors of America Thrift, Alice George, Ora Horning, and Noble Chowning. held a successful birthday party Wed Lyndell Glenn, Carol Young, Vesta nesday ’ evening to honor member* glad to prove that Miley, Margaret Belloni Evelyn El whose birthday* have come within the Mr*. Van Spore* plan* to leave Sat if you'll drop In and liott, Eunice Barrow, Margaret Stew urday for Salem, where she will at past three months Party entertain Swift's Pure Vegetable art, Jeannette Collier and Donna Dean ment was planned by Mirs Ellis Mar tend a family reunion.. Bosserman. ♦— tindale and Mr*. Harry Hucamp Mr*. Henry Belloni won the country wtor*. Ice cream and birthday cake was served at long tables decorated with bouquets of mixed autumn flower*. Cream O’Coo* Grade A Those present were the Mesdame* a*k IL. Thirty girl*, dressed in clothe* such Mart Sherrard, Henry Belloni, Wil liam Jon.v, Jack Leach. Melvin Gila*, as their grandmothers wore when they SHfRWiN W ilhams P aints Ernest Batty, Ernie Johnson, Harry weie children, will assemble at the | Hocamp, • Ellis Martindale, Ralph Baptist Church social hall Friday ‘1 chose the lowliest Manning, Guy Torrey, A. A. Kyle, Al evening for "Frontier Frolic«,” a pi Fountain Burch, R. M. Waggoner, Aurora oneer party being given by the Co- colors to decorate my Willard, Erroe Oopsay of Lincoln, quilla Camp Fire group for it* new home from hundreds Nebraska and Mb* Margaret Belloni. member* a* well as for girls who are interested in Camp Fire work. For The Dorcas Society of the Seventh the evening's entertainment, there of simply huge color Day Adventist church met Wednes will be old fashioned games and the White or Yellow photographs!” day afternoon with Mrs. Mary Gage. installation of new officer*. Devotions given by Mrs. Byron Miller The Coquilla Group 1* this week included a reading from the testimon sending a large box of old postage ies. Final plana were made for a food stamps to National Camp Fire head FOLGER’S "IfomtdthrniintUa and rummage sale, October 6, 7, and 8 quarters in New York. Proceed* from MARVELOUS SfyU at the vacant room in the Henninger the sale of the stamps will be used block. Dorcas members promise that for purchase of hospital beds for ' there will be lots of good thii<s such Britain. as tamale^, homemade bread and cot The Tanda Group met Monday eve tage cheese. ning with it* leader, Miss Mary Mar At the meeting were the Mesdame* garet Gedney, it the R E. Harbison Byron Miller, Mary Gage, Earl «Nos home. The girl* are working on a ier, J. R. Bunch, Susan Richardson, money-railing project, which will be "JbrttAfaA/ Minnie Joy, C. A. Bennett and Eliza announced soon. After the business SHEÄHW-I meeting, there were games and re- beth Couch. Mrs. Jas. Richmond W.C.T.U. President Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler and Ir win Murray spent the week-end at Klamath Falls with Mr and Mrs. Doyle Meek. Mr. Wheeler tried to find a mule deer to stalk. He wasn t the only hunter who came back empty-handed. Wanted SWAP SHOP I $1.87 49 lb. bag 15c CRACKERS M er W Blow-by 3 lb. pail SNOWDRIFT 59c No. 10 bag 49 H>s. >1.59 Alpine Milk 3 X 25c giant pkg. 69c RINSO LIBBY 3 SIEVE PEAS 2 cans 27c LibbyGRAPEFRUITJU1CE47oztin21c Del Monte Pineapple Juice 47 oz tin 29c PUREX_ lá gal. jug 19c JEWEL SHORTENING 4 lb. pkg. 65c M&WAuto Service Camp Fire Girls* Activities Check up on your Foundation.......... WE SPECIALIZE IN FACTORY FINISH SHOE REPAIRING |KKo Keel Shoe Shop BUTTER 43c Deluxe Coffee Every Pound Guaranteed 23c STRINGBEANS Sliced Pineapple 3 cons - 25c Ige.2’/2can23c Sperry'sCornMeal #10 bag - 29c COFFEE 1 lb. tin - - 28c Del Monte Fancy PREM A Swift Product Ige. can - 29c RITZ Lge. Pkg. 21c Harvest King FLOUR49s$1.39 Fresh CARROTS or BEETS 3 bun. 10c CONCORD GRAPES**their «*•*20 ,b ,u«69c Auction f À 1 GOLD LABEL Straight TWAY RANCH BOURBON Whiskey Next time you call for a bottle, make it Gold Label. It’s got what it takes when it comes to taste on the Cedar Point Road COQUILLE WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1 Gregg Hardware ill W. Freut BL, Coquille Phone M n ’’'J'"®-»T SHtHWIN Wit P ain ts IMNX 13 Head Milk Cows All kinds of Farm Machinery, Hay, Ensilage, etc Terms: Cash Ole Leuzinger, Owner JayAnderson, Auctioneer SPUDS J Lt2 59c SUNKIST ORANGES 2 25c JIM'S Quality MkL Where Quality and Price Meet Hamburg Pure Lard Ground 4 arKe,tk 69c QUART Cottage Ham Rolls Boneless, Tender- O O ixed, Lew. Lb. WvC $1.00 Bock Bacon Sugar Cure Sausage Old Southern Style Always Good
