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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1941)
B.P.W. Club Has Beautiful Christmps Party Strengthen Democracy for De fense” is the slogan this year for the Business and Professional Women’s club. “Rise above the Gloom,” might he another interpretation, evidenced by the successful Christmas party in the St. James’ Parish house last Mon day evening. The realistic effect of a' lighted fire in the improvised red brick Are place decorated with a low red bowl of silvered reeds and a pair of tall white candles in red holders was the focal point around which the Spirit of Christmas seemed to pervade the room. > ' To the strains of the sweet music played by Miss Inez Rover, at the piano, the program opened. Follow ing this an impressive Christmas ser vice was presented by Mrs. Florence Hallock, music chairman. Mrs. Hal lock gave a reading of the story of the Birth of Christ, during-the pro gress of which she punctuated with the group singing of hymns written to parallel the theme in the reading. After closing with a beautiful prayer, Mrs. Hatlock fed the singing by the group of other Christmas carols. With room lights dimmed and in the gleam thrown by tall white candles, Cherie Mae Hartwell was a picture in light blue satin as she dramaticaly rendered the “Inn Keep ers Story, the telling by still another of the Coming of the Christ Child. Mrs. Leona Bryant delighted ev eryone with her singing of two songs, accompanied by Mrs. Zettie Hawkins. The first, “Bless This House,” music by May H. Brake, is a song sung of ten by John McCormick. The second also a favorite, was Joyce Kilmer's “Trees,” music by Oscar Ros back. Miss Cherie Mae Hartwell returned to give a skillful reading of "The Other Wise Man. This being in it self quite a volume, Cherie Mae read it in parts, condensing in her own wards that remaining—the story of the Magi in. the new Testament who set out to do homage to the Infant Child but who failed to arrive. The Magi is a name given, current to the time of Christ’s birth, to a term risoigmt- mg astrologers in the East. June Collins, Guinevere Thompson, OreJJn.*’ M m Co°* County, Then followed group singing of the Clarissa Pierce, Jane Oerding, Jean «M, "Uttip Town of .Bethlehem Subject to any balance owing ette Zwicker, Patricia Thomas, Paul |Mn. George Oerdtag Home At the closing of the program a let Jatoer Womans Ctab Land ®ank Spokane. ine Ford. Venita Brockway, Mavis Hao Ctotatomo Party Glad to be back in Coquille after Washington, on mortgage. ter was read by Florence Barton from An evening, given over entirely to| a tour months’ absence, Mrs. Geo. Tyrrell and Mrs. Fugelson. And the following described • iormer member, Ruth Towne, who P"»onal property. to-wit; " a Ar- 1» at Enid Oklahoma, in which she a good time, in which, every member one-twelfth of an undivided one-half interest in 5 shares of said she would spend Christmas visit and guest took part in the games and singing of Christmas carols, with no »tock of Federal Land Bank of ing her mother's cousin iq Missouri. uPokanot 'Washington, in connec- formal program, was the Christmas The social hour was in charge of tk>9 with loan from bank to J. party given by the Junior Woman's Ida Oerding and her committee. Two M. Hodge, on the real estate Club Tuesday evening in St. James’ herein-before described as being games were played; the first called Parish house. As each girl arrived own«! in undivided one-half in- “Jumbled Word,” was a guessing terest. she was presented with a holly cor game won by Blythe Saylor; next An undividedlone-twelfth interest sage. Several lively games were in the following personal proper a word-supplying game was won by played with prizes for two going to ty to-wit: • milch cows; 1 bull; Edna Robison and prizes were award Helen Ayres and another to Jean 1 brood sow; 1 DeLavel Na 15 ed. cream separator, about 2 yean < Laird. Numbers were called and A table, piled high with forty-six I “x»*er; * hay rake; gifts distributed accordingly to forty- 1 old hay tedder; 1 old wagon; 1 gaily wrapped gifts, took some time four young women. Besides bringing spring tooth harrow and any being distributed, after which re other farm and small tools which gifts for their own- exchange, each freshments were served. Delicious may remain on above described girl had also brought a gift for the planned for a shorter duration. real estate. hot spiced cider and cookies, sugared Christmas giving to less fortunate Oerding’s nephew enlisted ii _ w1^ ** made “t Office of popcorn and a clever ornament, fash young children. army on his twenty-first bii F. E McCracken, Laird Bldg., Co ioned to look like a candleholder quille, Oregon. The decorations for the Pariah while she Was still there. out of candy and holding a candle, „ Elsie M. Kelley. house parties this Christmas have Guardian of Josephine Ann Rob were arranged on each plate. Later been most attractive, with the long ison, a minor. <gt5 the candles were lighted whde the wall across from the entrance door candle service was sung. ’ broken with a realistic-looking fire ,NO™5_C’*CU,T °9UBT of the •A silver offering, asked for to help STATE OF OREGON, IN AND place centering it and giving oppor swell the milk fund for school chil FOR THE COUNTY OF 0008 tunity for more than usual use of Frederick James Pomeroy, Plaintiff, dren was. taken and a substantial candle displays. ■ » vs. amount received. Ballot was taken Tinna Fern Pomeroy, Defendant. Cookies with brightly colored icing, on the name for memebrship of Mary candy and coffee were served late. To Tinna Fem Pomeroy, the above Virginia Norris and she received Just before the refreshments were named defendant: unanimous election, tp the clgfr____ Mt*i\ vti trie citiD prsiaeni, miss mar- IN THE NAME OF JHE STATE Those present. Forence Barton, Lois OF OREGON: You ttre hereby re jorie Knight addressed the group in Fenn, Ida Owen, Gladys C. Gano, quired to appear and answer the a few words containing her greet complaint filed against you in the Gertrude Ulett, Kay Ferris, Lunelle ings and good wishes for the holiday above suit on or before the 17th day Chapin, Mary Virginia Morris, Zadie season to ail present Miss Leah ot January, 1M2, said date being af Enos, Emily Smith, Jessie Kay, Lydia Bradley acted as chairman of enter ter the expiration of four weeks Holstein, Elinor Grimsgard, Blanche date of the first publication tainment. of this Summons, and if you fail to Sandon, Ellen Braxton, Dale Claver, Miss Yvonne Kern was chairman of so appear and answer said complaint, Hattie Lee Holimon, Ethel Roop, refreshments. General chairman for or otherwise plead thereto, for want Joyce Owen, Arlene Robertson, Anah the party was Miss Aileen Kendall. thereof, the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the relief prayed for Blythe Saylor, Bertha J. Smith, Jen Those attending were: Dorothy Mc in his complaint, to-wit: For a decree nie Price, Clara Bosserman, Harriet Cue, Peg Gould, Marjorie Jones, annuling the marriage contract, now Osika, Salma Caughell, Annie Robin Margaret Belloni, Pat Holverstott. existing between plaintiff and de son, Bess Maury, Viola Newton, Peg Pauline Mintonye, Evelyn Mattoon, fendant, and for such other and fur ther relief as to the Court shall seem gy Newton, Ruth Beyers, Mae G. Louise Schroeder, Ora Horning, meet and equitable. The grounds Barton, Leona G. Bryant. Mrs. M. O. Irene Beadner, Jean Laird, Blanche upon which said relief is based in Hawkins, Georgia Richmond, Inez Sandon, Mabel Gould, Hazel Moffet, said complaint is that you had an other husband living, that you were Chase, Ida Oerding, Dorothy Page, Leah Bradley, Hazel Foss, Helen not divorced from. Alberta Tyrrell, Myrtle DeLong, Eva Ayres, Grace Greenough, Vesta Miley, This Summons is served upon you Stevens, Clara Stauff, Edna A. Rob Edna Sandali, Margaret Stewart, by publication thereof in the Coquille inson, Irene G. Hartwell, Florence Libby Shelley, Alice George, Yvonne Valley Sentinel, pursuant to order of Hon. Ervin L. Peterson, County Hallock, and Mabel Wernich. Kern, Donna D. Bosserman, Marjorie Judge of Coos County, Oregon, made Knight, Mary Virginia Morris, Ger- and entered on the 17th day of De cember, 1941, which order requires tsude Swinney, Emma Briggs, Mar that the date of the first publication guerite Robison, Lois Robison Muriel of said Summons shall be on the 18th Davis, Barbara C'laterbos, Ann Haw day of December, 1941, and the date kins, Florence P. Berg, Carol Young, of the last publication thereof being Thursday, the 15th day of January, Helen Ann Shaw, Evelyn Elliott, Eu- 1942. Carl M. Mack, Attorney for Plaintiff. \ - Residence and Postoffice Ad ists dress, Coquille, Oregon. Social Notes | ’• *° of Furniture Are Lasting Tato’ Drees with DoU .......... 1.2» Bright Christmas Dreeses 1.98 Economy-Priced Dream • ..98c New Woof Skirts 1.49 Football Ferace ....... . ......... 98o 98c AH Wool Cardigans ......... 98c AU Wool Slipovers Bedroom Suites Over 20 to choose from GIFTS (OR THt HOME There is no tax on furniture. ; O OD ■ ■ i / ■ < ■.u*-,, - . V A TO KNOW ON CHRISTMAS par. ,■ r $ PAID f OR ! • I
