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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1942)
SeniorsDump Under- j On The Sidelines | Classmen-Score 12-6 Brooks Used Furniture Rebekah Lodge Mamie Rebekah Lodge, No. 20, held its regular meeting Tuesday evening, the main feature of the evening being “freak” night. Routine business was taken care of by Mildred Schaer, Noble Grand, pre siding. Nominations of officers for the next terms were opened and left open until the next meeting. Harriet Schaer was elected drill captain for the degree team. A committee is working with the Odd Fellows making plans for a Hal lowe’en party to be held in I. O. O. F. hall Saturday night, Oct. 31, at 8:00 p. m., for Odd Fellows, Rebekahs and their families. The lodge members are making up a donation to send to the Odd Fellows Home in Portland to kelp fill their Harvest room The last meeting in November will be the Annual Homecoming meeting. Sewing club wifi meet with Mildred Schaer Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 3. Past Noble Granris will meet with Lois Stevens Friday evening, Nov. 8. The birthdays of the month were honored and the tables were beauti fully decorated in appropriate Hal- lowoten style. Honor Rolf At - Junior High The Honor Roll for the first six week period was posted at the Junior High last week. Those students re ceiving no grade below a “2” and winning a place on the Roll of Honor were: 8X, Patty Geaney; 8Y, Roberta Medley, Bonita Miller, Laura E. Ruble; 7X, Sally Bonney, Carol Gray; 7Y, Rose Marie Peart, Betty Jean Preuas- ler, Joanne Savage, Preston Willis; 6X, Joan Hannan; BY, Joe Sayre, Joyce Taylor. Those receiving honorable mention by having no grades below a “3” were: 8X, Joyce Benham, Leo Call, Bartley Carrillo, Alan Chaney, Rob ert Clower, Louise Hurst, Raymond Kay; SY, Kenneth Neely, Virginia Pullen, Carmen Repass, Bill Sage, Anne Walker, Maurice Williams, Versie Willis, Carmelita Reynolds; 7X, Carolyn Borgard, Neil Haga. Shirley Hamilton, Citarles Hanna, Bobby Kuenzii, Clinton Peart, Jim Brown, Betty Mamey, Irene White; 7Y, Velma Coy, Joan MacMillan, Ulas Moss, James Oden, Robert Oerd- ing, Lael Shuck, Dorothy Wersh, Dor othy Williams, Bill Brown; 6X, Clif ford Baylor, Robert Geaney, Warren Jenkins, Clifford Menning. LaDonna Neely. Elise Preuasler; 8Y, Arthur Borgard, Barbara Cole, peverly Davis, Virginia Huddle, Hulda Jones, Bev erly McLarrin, Joann Mlntonye, Margery Smith, Gloria Tharp, Bobby Thomas, , Wayne Timmons, Bryce Tracy, Bill Vogt Waldo Brown, Betty Jane Reynolds. Record Week For War Stamp Sale Swap Shop SU US AST Last week the Lincoln Junior High School set a new high for its war bond and stamp sale. During the week 8368.80 in bonds and stamps were sold through the office with a total of 72.2 per cent of the students attending the Junior High buying at least one ten cent stamp during the week. 2- The grand total for the five weeks that the school has been selling stamps and bonds is $745.40. experienced Leadership Ralph T. Moore 1 * • • j REPUBLICAN NOMINEE .1 ‘A Man Who Understands” Calling cards, 5C tor J 1.00. 4' Coquille Coquille Coquille Coquyie Coquille Marshfield Marshfield Marshfield Marshfield M;i rshfleld 120 - 40 The above shows the score of the games played between Coquille and Marshfield since Coach "Spike” Les lie assumed the athletic directorship at Coquille high school. Remember the Harvest Ball, spon sored by the Junior Woman’s Club, in the Community Building, Saturday night, Oct 31. Good music, good floor, and a good time. a Let's Send A Neighbor To Congress HARRIS ELLSWORTH, of Roseburg, knows us and our problems. He is a student of affairs and is experi enced in legislative matters. He knows <Rir log trucks need tires and that our mineral deposits should be de veloped. 1. ' fie pledges that he will give hii whole-hearted support to President Roosevelt toward winning the war. He will stand for no partisanship in the war effoYt. * . . > ♦ 1’ He pledges his efforts toward the development of our resources and transportation facilities—for the benefit of the nation. VOTE 14 X HARRIS ELLSWORTH This Advertisement paid for by
