The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003, September 17, 1942, Page 2, Image 2

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Tuesday, Sept.
Educational Picture
At Rotary Yesterday
Finley - Gano
Nuptials Yesterday
The marriage of Evelyn Gano and
Cedi Finley waa solemnized laat
evening at five o’clock at Pioneer
Methodist Church, with Rev. Charles
. G. Brown officiating.
The bride
who 1» the daughter of Mr. C. W.-
Gano of Salem and Mr». Gladys C.
Gano of Coquille, waa lovely in a
white crisp organdy with bodice top,
fitted peplum jacket and very full
skirt. She wore a finger tip veil
and carried a bouquet at pink rose­
buds and boucardia.
The satin
streamers from the bouquet were
knotted with flowers. The groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Finley
of Portland, formerly of Coquille.
There was music throughout the
ceremony with Lohengrin for the pro-
cesslonal and Mendelsiohn for tha
recessional.
Bobbie Burns, who
played the pipe organ also accom­
panied Mildred Tyrrell when she sang
"I Love You Truly” and “Oh Promise
Mr». Goo. Moorhead and Dr. Weina-
ril, of the University of Oregon at
Eugene, were present at the Rotary
Club luncheon at the hotel yesterday
noon and both gave interesting talks
on the progress being made In the
control of venereal diseases through
the co-operation of their department
and the health bureau» of the atate
and alao member» of the medical pro­
Calling carda. SO for >1.00.
3 New Wood
Venetian Blinds
Stae M ta. X SSM to.
tn leery celar
SI Xu a MM to.
Will make SPECIAL PRICES
to' anyone wlo san use titean.
An eduoattenai film along the came
Biegger Furniture
line waa alao shown. This film was
the one that wu supposed to have
been ahown on their last visit hare
on April let when it waa found that
another film had been aubatitutod for
it
Rotarian Qil Mocre, of Medford,
waa the only other guest prsssnt.
Base at San Diego, where he io a
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FIRE INSURANCE RATES REDUCED
FARM A CITY PROPERTY
F. R. Bull
The only exclusive insurance Agency in Southwest Oregon -
Phones—Office MM
Night 273L
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GOOD STOCK OF RADIOS
from Small Table Models at
to beautiful consoles at
Electric Irons
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Mrs. E. J. Hsumschilt, of Vancou­
ver, Washington, the sister of the
groom, attended Mias Gano and
Duane Terry, of Eugene, was Mr.
Finley’s beat man. Judy Haumachilt,
Mr. Finley niece, was a charming
flower girl. Eugene Crouch and Jack
Newton were the ushers.
On either side of the altar were
candelabra, each holding seven tapers.
Huge baskets of white gladioli were
in the foreground.
Immediately after the ceremony
the young couple left on a short wed­
ding trip; abort, because the groom
is on furlough from the Navy Air
First With the
Toastes
G. E. Food Mixers
Electric Clocks
Silex Coffee Makers
Portable Ovea Roasters
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Electric Lanterns, Cords,
Fuses, Plug-in Sockets
Flashlights,
Southwestern Motors Car
Momo Supply Store
Phone 181 Coquiue 252 S. Hall St.
Junior Women To
Give Tea Saturday
first clasa hospital assistant.
Mrs.
Finley will return here some time
next week to spend a few days before
Plans for their membership tea Sat­
going to Portland, where she will
urday afternoon at the J. Arthur Berg
continue her studies.
home occupied the Junior Women
Monday evening at the meeting pre­
sided over by Lunelle Chapin. One
officer, Grace Greenough, historian,
who handed in her resignation, was
replaced. Gladys May waa elected to
A most enjoyable family gathering succeed Mrs. Greenough. Alao, dur­
was held at Mrs Birdie Skeel’s Ban­ ing the business meeting, the summer
don cottage last Sunday, with two correspondence was taken care of- ’
Attending the meeting were Mee-
life-long friends, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Barrows of Bullards also present. Tha dames Lud Scharfer, LeRoy Swinney,
others in the party were Mrs. Skeels, Stan Sherwood, Roy Silverton, the
Mr. and Mrs. Alva A. Nosier, Mr. and Misses Lunelle Chepin, Marjorie
Mr». S. M. Nosier, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones, Inez Rover, Leah Rover, Mary
Morris and Gladys May.
T. Morrison and Mrs. Mary Gage.
Three of the couples present had
celebrated their golden weddings, Mr
and Mrs. Morrison having been mar­
ried M yean, Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
Noaler S3 years, and Mr. and Mrs.
Barrows 51 years.
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Six Married More
Than Fifty Years
Wallpaper Remnant»—two
rolla in a bundle. 80% off.
Hardware.
ndert'9n'
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five
Gregg
Calling oarda, 50 for »1.00.
Batate and ¡nauranee
We have plenty of Fresh, White, Pure Kettle
Rendered Lard at the following prices:
1 lb. Cartons
each 20c
2 lb. Cartons
each 58c
4 lb. Paib
each 80c
81b. Pails
each 81.45
50 lb. Cans
per lb. 16c
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Xiltiorhs
Southwestern Motors
Bill's Place, W. H. Fortier
your Ideai Mealing Place.
Washer Service Co
Quelle Cafe
Schroeder Bros/ Mortuaries
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