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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1942)
\ Junior Womans Club Banquet And Installation B. I Hol Last dub The Junior Women’s dub banquet officer : and installation of new officers was bers, i held at the Coquille Hotel last Tues- joined day evening at seven o’clock. This five n< Was the last meeting of the year and fifteen the club has now adjourned until gationi September when new officers will last w Uke over- only tl The meeting was opened by the than I president. Miss Marjorie Knight, who year, gave an informal address of welcome VloL and greeting to the members. In a bershij • gracious manner Marjorie presented comini Mrs. J. A. Berg, contact chairman a ver; from the senior club, with a stunning mony corsage of white carnations and formal fuchsias. Mrs. Berg was thanked a level tor tier many kindnesses and interest lock sa shown the Juniors throughout the Jacobs year ■ \ J/-’’ , were: Two gifts and a lovely corsage of ence 1 Talisman rosepuds were presented to Eva Si the outgoing president. There was a Cheri short business meeting to discuss the Florem U. S. O. drive which will be held June Eva 8. Ten girls volunteered to assist blem e with the drive, with Hazel Moffet, ing of f4dliBMg4fe. out on The musical program consisted of took p four classical numbers on the piano, the bai played by Dorothy Beagle, which organ u were greatly enjoyed and appreciated, robes ■ Ronald Williams contributed two head I selections on the violin, acompanied were 1 by Mias Dae. Hazel 1 A candlelight service was used for Refresl the installation of the new officers, businss who are as follows: Lunelle Chapin, sixty rr president; Mary Stevens, vice presi dent; Hazel Moffet, secretary; Mar- as jorie Jones, treasurer; Gertrude Swin- <▼»FS. Sewing Club The Eagles Auxiliary Sewing club met on Wednesday at the lodge hall. Dorothy Irwin won the door prise. The club meets again in two weeks in the hall. Present were Hattie Gaffey, Mabel Kyle, Katherine Lemon, Zoe Livingston, Margaret Spores, Mrs. Kyle won the door prize. ’ 6. E. Vac (leaner — and — Attachments complete $49.95 Eaei/ Terme Biegger Furniture IN THIS SHOPPING GUIDE ney, parliamentarian; Grace Green- la/ ough, historian. vv Hl Cracktri • Dried Foode The tables were decorated with j. low arrangements of pink weigellas . n' and snowballs, tn front of the ofrs- ^*,5’ ' cars was a large bouquet of multi- colored columbine. In the corners of the room were baskets of snowballs and weigelia blossoms. The com- , * mlttee in charge of decoration was r ’ Dorothy Harris, chairman; Yvonne Kern and Gertrude Swinney. There was group singing at inter- vain during the banquet. The meet- ing closed with the singing of three verses of the national anthem. Those who attended wire: Peg Gould. Blanche Sandon, Irene Beadner, Dorothy Harris, Jean Laird, Jeanette Collier, Alberta Brandon, Margaret Bell oni,'Gladys May, Margaret Stew- art, Helen Ayers, Pauline Mintonye, Mary Lou QuMeth, Ruth Clayton, Grace Greenough. Yvonne Kern, Marjorie Knight," Lunelle Chapin, Mary Stevens, Hazel Moffet, Mar jorie Jones, Oertrude Swinney, Louise Schroeder, Donna Dean Boaserman. Helen Ann Shaw, Inez Rover, Leah Rover, Georgia Hansen, Alta Ma- tejka, Evelyn Mattoon, Mrs. J. A. Derg. ~~ The outgoing officers are Marjorie Knight, president; Yvonne Kern, vice president; Helen Ayers, secretary; Mary Stevens, historian, and Lunelle Chapin, parliamentarian. Candiee • Deeeerte , The < Mr “ur8°y' FLOUR ■ SHORTENING - BAKING POWDER Just I L*tta h compani *1* _ The i viewing .sent by SOAPS • HOUSEHOLD SUUPPLIES & MI SC Sweetheart Toilet Soap 4 ban lte Lux-Lifebuoy-Palmolive-Camay 3 ban___ ......___________ ____ 2®c Cereale - Breakfaet Food» First Class Private Wm. H. Cum mings, of Coquille, Oregon, who la stationed at MacDill Field, Tampa, Florida, largest heavy bombardment air base in the southeast, was pro moted to the rank of Corporal, the Public Relations Office announced this week. Horn where I sit Joe Marsh Guaranteed Meats CRYSTAL WHITE MAYDAY SALAD OIL WESSON OIL BOILING BEEF M7c For soups, stews—rich in beefy flavor. Guaranteed Fresh Produce A healthy diet ealls for plenty of froth fruits and Vegetables. There’s always a variety of them at Safeway—popping fresh! STRAWBERRIES! California «d-ripe ORANGES Grapefruit SAVING STAMPS with What you eave at ★ SAFEWAY * Any size piece you may wish. Sirloin Steak BOLOGNA SAUSAGE FUBTEBS Lb. * - LEMONS ONIONS. A8PABAGU8 ¿w U. s. WAR BACON Eastern lb-27c
