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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1942)
■ Variety and ffilnba Mabel O. Wemich, Phone 1MJ UMMM REALITIES Roy Sherburne Wed j cloth covered the serving table. The cloth came from the Philippine Is- i lands and yas made by hand by na- tive girls, a gift to Mrs. Lund from her brother who had been stationed there. A three-tiered cake topped with a bride and groom figurines and decorated especially for the bride by ■ Ernest Pagel was cut by the bride and 'groom brary this week. These were placed there by a member of the Coquille Garden Club on the opening day, with the announcement that the club plans to keep fresh flowers continuously there. Also the Garden Club is planning on a Garden Center there which is something new being done by Feder - ated Garden Clubs in other places. gardening will have a pronounced lo cation on the shelves and that bor rowers be encouraged to avail them selves of the state library for garden ing help. It is understood announcement is soon to be made of a library tea which is in the offing. < Interesting Films Shown At Rotary Bankers Take To The Hayfield Co-operation among the bank's em ployees here is not confined to the business, it extends over into the first day of the week, even though there were sore muscles-on Monday. Which is to say that Clarence Arney, George Gratke and George McDonald helped Orville Clinton get hie hay crop in out at his place on Sanford Heights last Sunday. That one of the trio tried to pitchfork a bunch of hay on which he was standing detracted nothing from the spirit of helpfulness Mrs. J. H. Childs, of Ventura, Cali shown' —— - -*• fornia, returned to her home on Mon day. Mrs. Childs has been a visitor for the past six weeks at the home of her daughter, Mrs. B. L. Tracy. Biegger Furniture III THU HMMIHH The marriage of Miss Helen Bernice Lund to Mr. Roy Sherburne was sol emnized Saturday evening, July 25, Something of a feat war accom at the home of the bride's parents, plished over the week-end by the Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Lund. Rev. Win I Qoquilicrelty librarian, Mrs. Pearl El field S. Smith officiated. The cere lingen, who managed the book mov mony was performed in the presence ing and enough of the unpacking to of the immediate relatives and a re permit uninterrupted loaning of books ception to which friends were invited from the new library. Moving was accomplished on Monday with the was held later. Miss Lund was attended by her aid of the firemen and books were sister, Mrs. David Brown, of Coquille. loaned at 2:00 p. m., the usual open' Both the bride and tier sister wore ir.g hour. Special praise has been navy blue, Helen wore a white hat, given for the way in which the fire white accessories and a corsage of men cooperated in the handling and white gladioli. Iler sister wore a moving of several thousand books. * Busy workers en Saturday and pink hat .to match thè dress trimming ' and a corsage of pink gladioli. Monday were Vera Bishop, Jean Ir A background for the wedding cer win, Ann Harbison, Allene Hunt, emonies was a grouping of large twin Patsy Norton and Geraldine Smith. baskets filled with larkspur, gladioli These girls offered their services and ; and honeysuckle. Between these and worked tirelessly, assisting the li reflected In a mirror was a low ar brarian in placing the books on the rangement of pink garden flowers. shelves and in many otheV ways Bowls of beautiful yellow rosea which had to do with averting delay were also used in the living room and ' in the circulation .service: , A Mrs. all of the flowers were from Mrs. McPherson, who is a stranger enjoy ing the library during*a stay in Co Fred Watson’s garden. Mr. Sherburne is from Rainier and quille, also asked to be allowed „to [ is connected with the office of the ! help. With no money available for ( Moore Mill at Empire. Helen Ber hiring such help these kind friends nice Lund is a graduate of Coquille contributed a’really important part I High school and Was chosen May toward the opening of Our fine hew I Queen the spring of her graduation, library. i For some time she has been employed ; Three dozen gorgeous pink carna 'in the local telephone office. tions, arranged with sprbys of baby ■ Refreshments were served during breath In a blue glass vase, have I the reception. A very special lace been gracing the desk in the new 11- Sheriff Takes Two To the Pen Sheriff Wm. F. Howell and Chas. Roberts left yesterday morning for Salem, taking two men to the pen. One of them was Ray Edward Cash, who pleaded guilty last week and was sentenced on Tuesday this week by Judge King to four years. 1 Thg other was Thurston Edward Crumley, whose previous parole Judge King revoked Tuesday, after he had pleaded guilty to burglary not tn a dwelling and was then sentenced to two years at the Salem Institution. Arrested with Crumley last Thurs day by the state police was Irvin Grant Fitzhue, both Fairview young men. who. pleaded guilty to stealing chittim bark. Fitzhue was also sen tenced to two years in tpe pen fiut a stay of execution was ordered. Af ter he serves three moqths in the county Jail he will be released cm probation for a four-year period. John William Coolman, who plead ed guilty in circuit court last week to contributing to the delinquency of a minor, was sentenced on Tuesday this week to six months in the county jail. He was then paroled to Sheriff Howell with orders to report to the sheriff once a month. Coquille Stadio Phone 1Î1L* Mu office is prepared to »ecure your certificate from any state in the Union War Risk Insurance Front St. Market Pork Chops Leg of Pork Saturday Short Rihs
