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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1942)
B.-P. W. Convention At Roseburg • Rebekahs Meet The Rebekah lodge met Tuesday evening for their regular meeting. There was one visitor, Luey Blum, whose home lodge was Kansas City. Mrs.' Blum gave a good talk in re sponse to a request for a few words. The next meeting will be the regular birthday night. A special meeting is to be held on May 27 for a visit from the state president, Madalyn Roas- ner, at Which time new members will be initiated. I. Johnsvu, Mws Maude Law, Rev. and Mrs. fl A I j TM j , Mr awL Mjn. Noble Chowning, Noble Jr., Eldon and Colleen, Mrs. Howard English, Esther and Eva, Mrs. Mary Ellen Bogard, Arthur, Carolyn and Robert, Mrs. Raymond Oden and James, Mrs. Floyd,Smith and June, Mrs. Raymond Preesler, Elsie May and Marcene, Loraine and Dorothy Train, May Dean and Doyle Green, Marvin, Billie Joe, Janice, Velma May*Farmer, Frank Oerding, Johanna Gormley, Donnie Taylor, Barbara Swindall, Velma Coy, Mr« Jay Clouse, Louise, Katherine and Jimmie, Mrs. McCue and Jerry. Probate Court Cases Pearlie Clinton, at Klamath Balls, was last. Thursday apponited admin - istratrtx of the $1,000 «state left by William Clinton, who died April 18. The twenty-second annual conven tion of Oregon Business and Profes sional Women’s clubs will convene at Roseburg next Saturday and Sunday, May 16, and 17. Two carloads of members from the local club will leave Coquille early Saturday to at tend. Mrs. Clara Bosserman, local president, and Mrs. Florence Barton, stale legislative chairman, will be among those going, as. well as a group of delegates and others includlnrTda Oerding, Annie Robinson, Bertha Smith, Viola Newton, Bess Maury, May 7—Western Mercantile Agency Georgia Richmond, Hattie Lee Hoh vs. Harold (Kelley) Carver. man and Clara Stauff. ' ♦ May 13—Maurice McIntosh vs. The convention theme is “Strength Howard G. McIntosh. Suit for di en Democracy for Victory.” The vorce. ! • ' Circuit Court Cases Juuior Woman s Club The election of officers t<f the coming year in the Junior Woman’s Club was held at their Monday night meeting at the home of Mrs J. X. Berg. Unanimous ballot waif cast for Lunejle Chapin, president; Mary Stevens, vice president; Hazel Mof- fet, secretary; Marjorie Jones, treas- Gertrude Swinney, parliamentarian. Plans were made {or the installa tion banquet to be held af the Hotel in Tuesday evening, May 10. The banquet will be informal and the last meeting for the year. Refreshment* were served at the close of the eve* ning. - , ’ j Those present were: Hazel Moffet, Lunelle Chapin, Vesta Treadgold, I Carol Young, Blanche Sandon, Dor othy Harris, Yvonne Kern, Marjorie Jones, Ruth Dey, Marry Morris, Inez Rover, Leah Rover, Irene Beadner, Ora Horning, Gertrude Swinney, Helen Ann Shaw, Marjorie Knight, Helen Ayers, Evelyn Mattoon, Gladys May, Pauline Mintonye, Louise Schroeder, Mildred Gould, and Mrs. Berg. And this is th« moral STRAWBERRIES tag fori Reasonably priced at Safeway. California Red-ripe .,^1 AFEWAY PRICES SUBJECT TO MARKET CHANGES COQUILLE CAFE SNOWDRIFT S£=- 3 :. 71 SIRLOIN STEAK • business interests — workers and industry Cottage Butts with diligence and im . 35c partiality. LUNCHEON MEATS Breakfast BACON
