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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1942)
9 • ‘ i. \ .'»ari ? > ■ r 7--^. ----- ^-==- - ' high for the women and Mason Del- ' rymple high for the awn. Mrs. Louis ' Frenier was low. There were a num ber of fine gifts presented to the honor guest. Mrs. Mabel WerBich, Phone 136J Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blake, Mr. and Mrs. George and Mr». Lafe Campton. Thursday Contract Ctab Koehler, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Frenier, Mrs. Lafe Compton entertained the Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wheeler, Mr. Thursday Contract club on March 5, Surprise Party Wilson Dalrymple and Mr. and Mrs. A real surprise was the party last with one o’clock luncheon in the hotel Mason Dalrymple. dining room and cards in her attrac Saturday evening given by Mrs. E. F. Dalrymple, who lives on the Myrtle tive hotel apartment. Mrs. George Past NeMe Grsads Point highway, tor her husband on Johnson was a substitute guest. , The Pest Noble Grands met last hi* birthday. During the midnight Members present were Mrs. W. 8. Friday evening at the home of Mrs. 8ickle», Mrs. J. A. Lamb, Mrs. George luncheon, the big interest was a de Birdie Skoeis with Mrs. Ines Chase Chaney, Mrs. F. L. Gneenough, Mrs. licious and beautiful birthday calk. as cohostess. The evening wss spent R. L. Stewart, Mrs. R H. Wernich At pinochle Mrs. Duane Wheeler was jewing and knitting for Bundles for J.X...... . - JU.- WWT. 8 8&; -L..U 1 America. Plans were made regarding benefit work to be done for the Odd Fellows Home to be ready for next Christmas. Prizes given were won by Bertha Holbrook and Harriet Schaer. Mrs. Emily Hersey, president, pre V, sided over the business meeting. The next meeting will be with Bertha Hol brook on April, 8. SV Refreshments were served and decorations were of St Patrick’s day theme. Those attending were Mes damea Pansy Roes, Bertha Holbrook, • r Edith Gruenwaki, Jennie Price, Hea ter Holverstott, Annie Wimer, Ida Oerding, Maude Green, Annie Robin son, Estelle Dunn, Emily Hersey, ro/vme wäb Small Profita" u oar motto Fanny Morrison, Harriet Schaer and Inei Chase. Free Delivery C.OJ3. Service Phea>e 1« and dlubs < I Í i E’C H5. J&J B? ■ GROCERY < ,1 I tea < Saturday Night Pinochle Ctab:’ Kitchen Queen Hardwheat FkmUj FLOUR I 49 lb. bog’ 4 45 Lb. Bag Swans Down Family * ' 1 ■ •V.M 2 can” Cr*BW Uf AITI* g AA f USB Style Com FREE ••• ¿ ¿iA* Melrose Imitation 29* VANILLA 12 Cudahy's Ige. 5Vi oz can 2 cans < I 1 DEVILED MEAT 17« r, w <3? !? ‘ 7 ■ • ? ■' F* r*-' / '-I Diamond A Brand IQc PUMPKIN Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hand entertained members of the Saturday Night Pin ochle Club last week. Dinner des sert was served at 7:30, followed by an evening of pinochle. Drug Cun ningham was high and Ralph Taylor, low. Mrs. Don Gillespie received the travelling prize. Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Smith will entertain the dub in two weeks. Present were: Messrs, and Mesdames Don Gillespie, Ralph Tay lor, C. V. Smith, J. L. Stevens, Drue Cunningham and Lee Hand Eeataiea Club Meets The Ecadrien club was entertain ed Tuesday by Mrs. W. E. Boaserman. Their regular meeting day is Mon day, the change being necessary this week. The rooms were very pretty with daffodils and spirea. Sowing during the afternoon followed a one o’clock luncheon. Present were Mrs. Roy Neal, of Marshfield; Mrs. John Aasen, of North Bend; Mrs. Theo, L. Clinton, Mrs. George Johnson and the hostess. Tueeday Pteoetaie Ctab Del Monte Brand '■ ■' CATSUP m so — J J® 14 oz. bottle Carnation, Borden’s or Swift’s Premium Nebergoll’sVancy ib WEINERS / 25« 3 to» «»ns MILK ¡ A gj — 25® Prefrred Stock Brand lor9e cans ! 2 KRAUT I 0- 25« a Oregon Uregon Franquett rranquet No. 1 / t. WALNUTS 4 Fancy Nigger Toes or BRAZIL NUTS I »■ 11« Giant Packages The Eagles Auxiliary members gave a galloping breakfast Monday morning, surprising Mrs. Van Spores. Those included in the gallopers were Annie Wimer, Oladys Terry, Franck Allen, Mabel Kyle, Hattie Gaffey, Agnes Lewis, Norma Hickenbottom, Lorene Chard and Catherine Lemon. rarái Waldorf or Silk Brand 5 rolls 14® TISSUE ft » Large, Juicy I ■fe 19« dozen LEMONS * large Fancy Arizona 'f Ml • m A' . r ■pwertb League Party Saturday At Ba adsa Beseh < ' I^jst Saturday the Epworth league of the Mettiudist Church enjoyed an afternoon and evening of fun and games at Bandon beach, after which a potluck supper was served in the Richmond’s cabin to the following: Mavis Tyrrell, Jeanette Zwicker, Ro berta Stonecypher, Barbara McLar- ren, Beatrice Taylor, Emily Taylor, Phyllis Lehmanowsky. Jane Oerding. Geraldine Oerding, Eulia McCracken, Shirley Sister, Dorothy Bigelow, Ade line Anderson, Marianne Hackleff. Ariel Crook, Elmer Zwicker, Don Wheaton, Chartas Steveneor.. Tommy Newton, Edward Stevenson, Bud Newton, DeWayne Mitchell, Andrew Brider, Don Whereat, Mel bum Mitch ell, Ray Taylor, Bill Smith, Bob Mc- Larren, Mrs. Walter Oerding and Rev. Charles G. Brown. 4. district conference April 30. There Mining Location notices for sale st Itej will be » lie luncheon at noon. 'his office I Cash The executive council of the local ------------------------- - ,..J «fl., — g -------------------i .„‘“"W 'i*-- society will meet the last Thursday at this month. Place to be announced later. The next social meeting will be March 1?. A 25c luncheon will be served at one p. m. PRC Meets The C. 8. C. club met with Mrs. George Gilman hostess last Tuesday at her home. A dessert luncheon was served. The members visited and sewed. They will meet next with Mrs. Neil McGilvery on March 24. Present were Mesdamea Jack Arnold, Sam Arnold, W. E. Cross, Neil Mc- Giivqry, J. J. Stanley, Harold Varney, Jas. Watson and Mabel Winegar. * h muffin Phone 135 “¿S? 378 Front St. WHERE YOU SAVE ON EVERY ITEM Here are some Real Bargains in Food Stuffs. Check these items carefully and put them on your "Must Buy" list for Savings. Friendly Dozen Meet • Mrs. Sam Arnold was hostess to the Friendly Dozen on Wednesday at her home. This is a sewing club and the members will be entertained next in two weeks by Mrs. Marion Clayton. There were three guests, Mrs. Lund, Mrs. Nellie Harry and Mrs. Jack Arn old. Members present were Mesdames Marion Clayton, S. S. Hardenbrook, A. G. Trondel, Fred Von Pegert, Fred Wheaton, Grant Wilcox and Aaron Wilson, No. 1 Fancy FRESH DILLARD 2 heads 25c CAULIFLOWER Omit Club With Helen Lund After a month’s suspension of meetings the Omit club was enter tained last Friday evening, by Miss Helen Lund at her home. After eight o’clock dessert, bridge followed. Prises were given to those who were second high and aeeond low as an inovation. Mrs. Monroe Swindell and Mrs. Pres ton Moy were the lucky winners in the order named. Mrs. Lin Swain waAs substitute guest. Noreen Mc Keown will be the hext hostess on March 20. Present were Maxine Johnsen, Noreen McKeown, Aloha Al len, Meedames Wooley Laird, P roa ton Moy, Monroe Swindell, Swain and the hostess. ji ALBER’S Com Flakes 8 oz. pkg. 5c GRADE “A” Ib. 38c Butter PREFERRED ECONOMY • Coffee 19c Grind SWIFT’S FORMAY Shortening 3 Ib. tin 59c Egg Noodles Ige. pkg. 19c Oregon Milk 3 cans 25c KITCHEN QUEEN for the amount required. The hobby for this year was the purchase of linoleum for the state headquarters m Portland. All officers were present Tuesday. The next meeting will be on March 24, when there will bo in itiation and observance of all March birthdays. * Flour 49 Ib. bag $1.79 FESTIVAL Salad Dressing American Legion Auxiliary Meets. The regular March meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary was held last Monday evening at the Legion hall home. The Auxiliary observed the twenty-third birthday of the American Legion with a party. Cake and coffee was served to the mem bers of both the auxiliary and the host. Dr. J. R. Bunch showed his films of movies taken on his trip to Cuba, and also of a trip taken to Mount Hood, showing pictures of the winter sports carnival. During the business meeting the group voted to place an order for 1600 poppies for the annual sale of pop pies in May. Herbert Wood, iocal resident Leg-, ionafre is a state commissioner of BORENE wosh p°wder 59c I ' ........ . ' --------------- * Thursday afternoon, the president, hostess, with Mrs. Mabel Kyle assist ing. Mrs. Chard won the raffle and Lena McCurdy, presiding. . Lillian Zeigler led in the singing i Mrs. Norma Hickenbottom the door I uf j inspirational hynujs and Birdie prise. The club will meet with Mrs. Skeels had charge of the devotional Hickenbottom on March 26. There were two guests, Mrs. Knight and service. Present were the Mesdames Zelia Mrs. McKeown. Membere present were Meedamee Ireland, R. B. Roger«, Esta Ellis, Lil lian Zeigler, Clara Boaserman, Esther Nellie Wheeler, Annie Wimer, Clara Taylor, Georgia Richmond, D. B. Ali, Hazel Flannery, Ada Hurlburt, Keener, Irene Gillespie, Eva Steven«. Hattie Guffey, Agnes Schroeder, Birdie Skeels Helen Lundquist, Chas. Gladys Terry, Margaret Spores and G: Brown, Lena McCurdy, Ernest Norma Hickenbottom. Purvance, Miranda Way, Blanche Davis, Dora Oerding, Margaret Ul Myrtle Clah Metta On March 6, the Myrtle club met rich, Emily Hersey, Minnie Law«, Eula Schram, Hettie Leslie, Helen with Angie Yoakam. Mrs. Heath and Peterson Zoe Fugelson, Londy Peart, Mrs. Miller were guests. The club Mary Harriman, G, A. Gray, Gerald will meet in two weeks with Helen Stark, Carla Savage and two visitors, Anderson. Mr*. Mildred Howe and Eaalene ‘ Members present were Mesdames Ina Sandine, Aina Eckholm, Helen Crow. ' • The announcement (¿ss made that Anderson, Alice Stanley, Ruth Var the local society will entertain the ney and Pearl Ruble. ! ' This week’s mooting of the Tues day Pinochle Club was with Mabel Kyle. Cards followed dessert lunch eon. Mrs. Viola Norton was taken in as a new member Guests were Myrtle Jones, Ada Hurlbert, second, and Teen Yarbrough received the pinochle prize. The club meets next with Ada Hurlbert in two weeks. Members present were Hazel Flan nery. Agnes Lewis. Nellie Wheeler, Bridge Club With Hattie Gaffey, Norma Hickenbottom, Mrs. Stromquist Teen Yarbrough, Viola Norton and Mrs. Harold Stromqulst entertained Margaret Spares. her bridge club last Thursday after noon. The playing followed a dessdrt Spurgeon HUI MrtMay Ctab luncheon. Mrs. E.*L. Peterson won The Neighborhood Birthday Club of high score. Mr». K. Henninger was Spurgeon hill district, met on Monday second. Guests and members present with Ealie Oddy on her birthday. were Me«dames Ted Foss, L. B. Members of this club entertain on Gould, Lucille Livingston, Fred Jen their own birthdays. Margaret Spores sen, Stanley Ayres, E. L. Peterson, K. became a new member on Monday. Henninger and the hostess. Members present were Meedamee Ha sel Goodman, Mary Epps, Agnes Rebekahs Moot Lewis, Hattie Oaffey, Peggy Culbert [ *■ The Rebekahs held their regular son, Lillian McLarrin, Ada Hurlbert, meeting Tuesday evening. The second Jane Sanders, Ethel Shuck, Ida Helvie Fish Pond to raise money for the and. Mrs. Hardenbrook. - state president’s hobby was sufficient » ■ • qt. 25c I LARGE SIZE Oranges doz. 29c NEWTOWN OR ARKANSAS BLACK ■ DESCHUTES U. S. No. 1 POTATOES 25 lb. bag 85c r •. V -»... 'w . voted to sponsor the serving of rá- freshments on the occasion of the initiation and presenting of charter. -, » .. . Rome Beauty Apples' $1.85 Box - - u _ _ Ib. 5c _ ' --------- Eagles Auxilisry • ■i * 1 if * *‘s w- 9 1 ’ ■ J. / f 4 - i * • ¥
