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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1942)
COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL, PAGE TWO CO q ÜÎLLE. OREGON, THURSDAY,'AUGUST 13. 19«, <■ Chadwick Lodge, A. F. 4 A. M. mZL^X^aiLI West Coast Romance Firemen Honor special effort to take in. Thia will be! CnlmirsreFm- I m Geo. R. Holbrook g good time to get acquainted and I ^111011110^5 IO COSt Mabel G. Wemich, Phone 136J Club Mrs. T. K. Foss entertained at her home last Thursday with a luncheon for members and guests of the Thurs day Bridge club. The use of hydrangeas for decorations gave a striking effect. Substitute guests were • Mrs. Tailant Greenough and Mrs. Don Mclnery who won first and ateo to help with some of the work jIlteregUniI mw, from east came on the course to be undertaken the! Tuasday mornlng „ second high score in the order named. .same evening by tlw men members. Mr. and Mrg , s Barton from theJr Members present were Mesdames iThn ^°.T?8,W°r“Jr, son' Lieutenant Jesse Barton, George Maynard, E. L. Peterson, will be that of providing a good pot- Jr wlre toW of hlg t<j Stanley Ayres, L. B. IGould and luck supper. M . Miss Frances Hosey of Astoria on Henninger. Monday morning, Aug. 10 at St. Mrs. George Oerdtag Peters Cathedral in Columbia South Hostess At Dinner Party Carolina. Miss Hosey visited the The Dorcas Division of the Church Mrs. George Oerding gave a din- Barton family for a week just re of Christ met last Thursday at the ' ner party for her niece, Miss Marcia cently and it had been hoped the home of Mrs. Walter Newton. The ¡Swerking, last Thursday evening at wedding might have been on the meeting started with a pot-luck I her home. Fifteen friends and rela Coast. However, as Jesse received luncheon In the absence of Mrs. tives were guests. Miss Swerking, his commission af Second Lieutenant Vern Bailey, the vice president, Mrs whose home is in San Bernardino, on Aug 5, With no furlough privilege. Amos Payne presided. Three more California, haa been visiting at her Miss Hosey flew east and following quilts were started, to add to the store punt’s home here for the past six the ceremony the young couple left of quilts this group plans to have on weeks. She left for her home on the for Ft. Buckley at Durham, North hand for local emergency need. Mrs. Friday midnight bus in answer to a Carolina, where they will be sta McCullough led the devotions with telegram to report for duty Monday tioned. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Barton the subject, "Faith.” The class will morning for her new position in the enjoyed a telephone call from their meet again the first Thursday in Sep Civil Service. MI m Swerking gradu son last week from South Carolina. tember, when they will start three’ ated from San Bernardino high school more quilts. last June. Present were Mesdames Guy *■ Kelley, Harold McCue, C. R- Butler, Luncheon On Tuesday Irvin McKee, Paul Simpson, W. A. Mrs. Jabe Williams entertained a Sloan, Brockmapn, Luther Daniels, group of friends on Tuesday at lunch Lena. Harmon, Miss Jennie Lafferty. eon Guests spent the afternoon vis A recent wedding of interest to Co iting. Present -were Mesdames A. J. quille friends was that of Miss Alieen Sherwood, Henry Lorenz, E. D. Webb, Kendall to LeRoy Fitzgerald, which Surprise Mrs. Harriet Osika wks pleasantly Nora Roaa, F. L. Greenough, J. A. occurred last Saturday night at San surprised at eight o’clock last Wed Lamb. Diego, California. The marriage was - ■ nesday evening by a group of her solemnized in the Normal Height! relativee who came bearing gifts and yard of little Mary Klatner gave rise Methodist church with Rev. E. H. refreshments to help her celebrate to Longbreak with the double MJ VXiCUi celebrating ■ with Mass. — a tea —gr pasty —— ---------- from — — —- ------------------- officiating, — . —. — — her birthday. A lovely pink and 2:30 to 5:00 last Tuesday. - Much ; ring ceremony. Miss Kendall was st white birthday cake received spe ringing was done and refreshments| tended by her sister, Mrs. Leo Stem cial attention. The group was made ware were served. Guests wore: Diana per, the former Audrey Kendall, who up of Mesdames Pauline Harvey, Schroeder, Jane Gould, Esther Eng- acted as matron of honor. She wm Grace Hatcher, Inez Chase, Georgia Hah, Beverly McBride, Helen Taylor given away by her brother-in-law, Mr. Leo Stamper. Mr. Harry Pick, Richmond, Peg Gould and Min Gen and Nana Foss. i of San Diego, wm beet man. evieve Chaw. Children's Tea Party Newly completed swings in-die I The bride wore a costume of Unity j blue velvet and carried gardenias Mrs. Lillian McLarrin Wine In and brides roses. Mrs. Stamper was Two-Club Golf Tournament A rm Harbison Has Birthday A really wonderful time wm hed costumed in an ensemble of rose Ladies’ day a’, the Golf club was last Friday when members spent the by all who attended ths birthdsy cele color. The church was decorated with day and competed in a two-club tour bration for Anne Harbison last Sat nament. Mrs. Lillian McLarrin won urday afternoon and* evening. A white gladiolus, white dahlias and __ prize. t__ ... the noon luncheon scavenger hunt which started nt tw.o white tapers the At Mr. Fitzgerald is a P. B. X. tele meeting, plans were made for a pic- p m»' kajrt the girl» very busy until nic to be held this coming Friday five o’clock the~Kour~w7tail iMiiuei wm phone operator for the Southwestern evening at the club house. The oc- served. A game which called for Telephone company. < The young pinning blindfolded, the paper candles couple went to Laguna Beach for on a paper cake wm won by Alene the noneymoon and will be at home at Hunt. The birthday cake , wm pink 4734 East Mountain View Drive, San and yellow with table decorations ig Diego. the Mme two colors. Following dinner the group went to the show and for wearing there a yellow and pink corsage Was presen ted to each girl. Sitting at the tabla with the other guests and enjoy? the party with gasps and exultati WM ao other •than Bobbie, T _ brother of the honor guest. When he ; is old enough to know we hope he the start of school " reckons with some for the Zwieback he ate while the others did justice to a banquet, The girls present were besides the Hostess, Sally Bonney, Joan Savage, Marion Moore, Alene Hunt, Betty Audrey Kreiger Steele, Rose Marie Peart, Betty Pruealer. First prises for the scavenger hunt want to Anne and Sally and second prises were won by Joan Savage and Marion Moore Aileen Kendall Married In South m After the Control Centre session last Friday evening the firemen of the Coquille department gave a party in the firemen’s room in honor of the retiring assistant chief. Geo. R. Hol brook, who is leaving today for Bing ham, Utah. Mr. Holbrook has been a very^vaduabie member of the de partment, aqd he was presented with a gift by the fire boys. Te succeed him as assistant chief Pat McLarrin has been named; the department heads now being Ted Snyder, chief; Pat McLarrin. assis tant chief; LeRoy Swinney, second as sistant and secretary. ...................... — •. Chadwick Lodge, A. F. & A. M . Will hold a Past Masters night in Masonic Hall next Tuesday evening. August 18, at 8 p. m. Ail Past Maste, are urged to be present for thia an nual affair, and visiting Masons are invited.—D. E. McCune, W. M. Come in and see now we can give you from 3000 to 8000 additional miles of service on your smooth or - nearly smooth tires, for $1.00. O. K. Rubber Welders Tire Shop. s Wanted USED FURNITURE , WE PAY 25% to 54% MORE .; Rotary Party At Laurel Lake -----.........*—.—..... .........................._ Seventy?five or more Coquille men were in attendance at the Rotary party held at the cabin, of J. 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