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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1942)
Yarbrough. The club will meet next with Hattie. Gaffey on Nov. 9 to cele brate her birthday. Harvest Ball C om . Repert» During ihg social hour there was a scavenger hunt for facts, ¡n which all members participated. Refreshments with details worked out along the Hallowe’en theme were served. Members present were Margaret Bellorfi, Dorothy Harris, Mary Lou Gulseth, Mary Stevens, Ruth Clayton, Evelyn Russell, Helen Ayres, Marjorie Doerr, Mary Norris, Marie Silverton Ger trude Swinney Marjprie Knight, Nor ene McKeown, Gladys May, Marjorie Jones, Alta Matejka, Lorraine. Per rott, Fay Waggoner. Joy Norton, Evelyn, Alborn, Jean Laird, Eunice Howe, Lunelle Chapin, Hasel Schar fer, Carolyn Huff. Tuesday Bridge Cfab. Mrs. U. E. McClary was hostess on Tuesday, serving a one o’clock des sert luncheon to the members of her bridge club. Her table was- very prettily set with pink dishes and centerpiec^ -of pink garddh flowers arranged in an attractive old-fashion ed pink bowl. Delicious Concord grape pie, the recipe for which appeared recently in the Oregonian, was served It was an old recipe for the hostess and to some of her guests but a new one to others. Defense stamps are always given as prizes by this group. Mrs. Ed McKeown won high and Mrs. F. L. Greendugh, second. Pres ent were Mesdames Lafe Compton, Geo. Chaney, Ralph Milne, J. A. Lamb, H. W. Pierce, Ed McKeown and the hostess, Mrs. McClary.' Pinocle Club Meeta ____ , * With Mrs. Flannery A handkerchief showier for Mrs. Viola Norton on her birthday was a feature this week when Mrs. Loal Hickenbottom entertained the Pino chle club at the home of Mrs. Hasel Flannery. At cards Viola Norton was high, Margaret Spore second, and Hattie Gaffey received pinochle. Mrs. Elisabeth Bull was a guest of the club. Members present were: Mes- dames Flannery, Viola Norton, Hat- tie Gaffey, Lillian McLarrth, Ada Hurlbut, Margaret Spores and Teen ------------------------------------------- — and anyone interested are urged to attend. Matters of importance will be taken up. Fred R. Bull began his new duties as Justice of the Peacs lor Coqqjlle district, No. 3, last Monday with a rush He \yas appointed last week, was sworn in, filed his bond, had his. office rearranged and was ready for business Monday morning Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pinkston were Frank F. Davis was fined $100, guests of honor at a farewell dinner with his driving permit automatically given Wednesday at the home of Mr. suspended, for driving while under and Mrs. Wm. Van Fleet. Those Honoring Maxine Jeub, Grand Elec the influence of liquor. present were Arthur Hensley, Naomi ta of the Grand Chapter of Oregon, _ Elmer Delays Robinette was given Van Fleet, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Good and Bess Maury, grand representative a $10 suspended fine for driving with paster. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Van Fleet for the state of Rhode Island, Beulah out a license. - and the newlyweds, Paul and Virginia Chapter of the Order of the Eastern John H. Caughrun, of North Bend, Newlyweds and Pinkston. Later in the evening Star gave 8 lovely reception Thurs was fined $10 for permitting a young Service Man Feted ; friends gathered and a good time of day evening, October 22. More than , ster, without a license, to drive his Mr. and Mrs. Loal Hickenbottom singing and music was enjoyed. Those seventy guests were present for the ( car. gave a farewell dinner last Sunday coming later were: Mr. and Mrs. A. beautiful floral degree tendered the' Vadron Barclay Gartin was given a for Chuck Adams, who was ¡having Schroeder and Wayne, Oscar Wof two guests of honor, who also received $10.fine for being Intoxicated on the for the army and for Mr. and Mrs. ford, Winifred and Shirlie Van Fleet many gifts from their home and visit highway and Robert Antonio Georgis Ice cream was ing chapters. North Bend, Marshfield Gerald Kaiser, daughter of M.-. and and Glen Heath. made a $5.00 contribution for having Mrs. Ralph Flannery. Mr. and Mrs. served at the close of the evening. and Myrtle Point chapters were well no auto tail light. I Kaiser were married last Wednesday Paul left the next day to serve in the represented. Among the grand of Jack James Kock, for failure to and are from Missoula, Montana. armed forces of his country. ficers present was Dr. June Martin, halt at a stop sigi^at Riverton paid a The Pinkstons were dinner guests associate grand matron of the Grand Gues|a present were Mr. anu Rrs. $4.00 fine. ■' ’ Ralph Flannery, Mr. and Mrs. Fred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Chapter of Oregon. Bull, Mr. and Mrs. Hickenbottom and Pinkston on Monday and later were For the evening, a fine musical pfo- Tommy and Dick, Marion Flannery entertained at the home of Mr. and gram was given. Mildred Tyrrell, ac Mrs Elmer Goodpaster for supper and companied at tiie piano by Mrs. M and the honor guests. on Tuesday they were dinner guests O. Hawkins, sang several songs Thursday Bridge Ciub Changes Name at the home of Mrs. Pinkston's grand Audrey Aasen, of North Bend, ac The I-adies Auxiliary of Coquille Mrs. E. L. Peterson entertained her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Potter. companied by Mrs. Hubert Busterud, bridge club at her home last Tuesday of Marshfield, played violin selections, Townsend Ciub No. 2 met last Thurs evening. Tuesday is the official day Naomi Van Fleet Becomes and Leona Bryant, accomapnied by day with Mrs. Violet Roth for a busi ness meeting; at which Alma Halter for meeting of this club, for thia Mrs. Hawkins, sang. Bride of Arthur Hensley winter at least. Mrs. T. K. Foss held Refreshments were served in the was elected president; Florence De At a quiet ceremony in Reedsport dining room. Leona Bryant and Edith Noma, secretary, and Elsie Hickam, high score and Mrs. J. K Henninger, second. Substitute guests were Mrs. last Saturday. Naomi Van Fleet be McNelly presided at the beautifully treasurer. It was decided to hold a bazaar Elbert Schroeder and Mr«. Tailant came the bride of Arthur Hensley. decorated table.. and a committee was appointed to Greenough. Others members present The only attendants were the bride’s were Mesdames Geo. L. Maynard, parents, Mr. and/drs. Wm. Van Fleet, Vote for Stella A, Cutlip, republi arrange for it. The next meeting will be held No Harold Stromquist and Stagey Ayres. and her sister, Mrs. Paul Pinkston. can candidate for Joint Representa The ceremony was performed by tive, Coo» and Curry counties, vember 4, with Mrs. Mattie McGuf- Rev. Mr. Roys at the Assembly of pd. adv. ' 4Ot3s fin, 156 North Willard. All members Harvest Ball Committees i mi n— — i i Report at Meeting Reports by the Harvest Ball com mittees were msde last Monday eve ning, Oct. M, at the meeting of the Junior Women’s Club, with -Lunelle Chapin president, as presiding offi cer The ball will be 'held Oct. 31 in the community hall. The program for the coming year was outlined by i Eunice Howe. The club went on record for 100 ! The Episcopal Guild met on Wed nesday for their regular weekly ses sion. Mrs. Chas. Stauff and Mrs. Annie Robinson were hostesses. The group are working on dish towels. Present were Mesdanies Henry Lorenz, J. 'A. Moore, F. M. Shaw, Jas. Watson, L. H. Hazard, Ida Owen, Chas. Selbig, J. A. Lamb, Ed Lorenz, Theo. Clinton Wm. Mansell, C. L. Tut tle John Martin, A. J. Sherwood, Jane Williams, Rev and Mrs. Chas. M. Gilbert and children. Grand Represen'tives Honored by Beulah Wembley NfcR-EAST’ Townsend No. 2 Ladies Auxiliary LOBENZ DEPARTMENT STORE Since 1887 Southwestern Oregon’s-'Oldest Store With the Newest Style Creations HARRIS ELLSWORTH FOR U. S. CONGRESS TOURTH DISTRICT Quaker Puffed Rice pkg. 11c Gold Medal Wheaties 2 pks 23 Roman Meal 2 lb. pkg 33c Nu Vita Popped Wheat or Rice 2 pks. 17c Kellogg’s Krumbles, Wheat Krispies 2 pkgs. 23c Kellogg’s All Bran Ig pkg 19c Shredded Wheat pkg. 11c Nabisco 100% Bran 16 oz. 19c Kellogg’s Corn Flks 18 oi. 2/25 Post Bran Flakes 8 oz. pkg. 10c Grape Nuts 2 pkgs. 27c Post Toasties 11 oz. pkg. 2/19c Albers Corn Flakes 8 oz. 5c Enriched White Bread—Julia Lee Wright’s 1% lb loaf 13c l/otei4 EJhtfrlb’l SI oft*. PD ADV. ELLSWORTH FOR CONCRESS COMMITTEE. ROSEBURG. ORE Peanut Butter Beverly 2 lb 45c Ritz Butter Waten 1 lb pkg 21 Ry-Kriap family style 13 oz 15c Grapefruit Jce, T. Hse 46 oz 22 Gm Beans, Briargate No. 2 17c Duchesg Salad Dress, qt jar 36 Kraft Miracle Whip qt jar 41c Preserves Sunsweet 22 oz 29c Gardenside Tomatoes 2*4 cn 14 Dog Biscuits Milk Bgne pkg 33 Windex Window Cleanser 2/25 Windex Sprayers each 10c Ltix Toilet Soap 3 cakes 30c. ». REPPURLICAN CANDIDATE FOR JOINT REPRESENTATIVE Coos and Curry Counties GENERAL ELECTION NOVEMBER I. IMS Bologna, Liver Saus lb 27 BEEF ROAST lb. PORK STEAKS lb. 35C SIRLOIN STEAKS lb 37
