The Coquille Valley sentinel., January 21, 1943, Page 7, Image 7

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125 Present Saturday "Rick" Reports
Evening To Honor
To The Nation
. By GEORGE PECK
Captain Morion Corl
Belle Knife Hospital 11 terns From Oregon
Mrs. Julius Ruble and Mrs. Schra­ Defense Council
der, both of this city, entered lait
Pioneer Methodist Church
Church of Christ
.
Thursday for treatment.
Note Te Air Bald Warning
Charles
Goodwin
Brown,
pastor
East
4th and Coulter Sts.
Most of us heard Captain Eddie
„
—
To
prevent
false
alarms,
due
to
er
­
Louis McGuffin was admitted last
Sunday Jan. 24, 1943
Rickenbacker tell it over the radio Friday for chest treatment.
’ Liston Parrish, Pastor
ror or design. Air Raid Control Cen­
9:45 a. m. Sunday school with
or read in the newspapers the account
Mrs. Chas. Donaca, of Wedderburn, ters in western Oregon should not
Thursday 7:30 p. m. Bible study and
liad been present to hear him. (There of his adventures while adrift in a
underwent a toxic goitre operation alert civilian defense forces unless classes for all ages and groups.
prayer meeting. We are following an
were 15 or' 20 uncles, aunts and rubber lifeboat in the Pacific. All
11:00 a. m. Worship service, with
the proper response is received when
inspirational study in Acts.
cousins there besides his own family.) of us rejoice that “Rick" came safely last Saturday and Willie Coy entered
J
Bandon«ue»‘
from Powers on Sunday for heart the air raid warning signal is ac-
Bible School 9:45. T. Ralph Harry,
The captain, from a sense of modes­ through this terrific ordeal. While
treatments.
knowledged.
As the operators of speaker. Special music by choir and Supt.
“Jesus, the Great Physician,"
ty, refrained from mentioning in de­ making lightX^his own personal
/ ,
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Control Centers know, when they re­ quartet.
is the lesson for this Lord’s Day. You
tail the many actions in which he had
6:30
Young
People
’
s
meeting.
privations, without attempting to
are cordially invited.
been engaged and said that he had preach, he could not pass by the op­ Mrs. Maynard Bond on Monday this ceive a warning signal on one of the
7:30 The Young People will con­
week.
colored lamps at the base of their
Morning worship 11 o'clock. Lord's
no personal feeling against the Japs
duct
the
evening
service.
portunity to contrast the tremendous
Mrs. Harry Aber, of below River­ warning phone, they should lift the
Supper.
Special music by choir.
he had knocked down; that to keep in sacrifices being made by our boys
Wednesday 7:30 Choir practice.
ton entered on Monday for chest receiver and announce the name ot
Message on “Worthy of the Kingdom.’’
proper condition and not become jit­ on active service with the insignifi­
Thursday
7:30.
Bible
study.
treatment.
f the Control Center followed by the
Junior C. E. 4 o'clock.
tery before a battle a soldier or sailor cant sacrifices (?) our civilian popu­
Mrs. John Perrott, of Bandon, was words “Control Center” and designa­
Young People’s C. 'E., 0:30.
or flyer must regard the whole thing lace is making.
Emanuel Baptist Church
dismissed on Tuesday after receiving tion of the color of the warning re­
Evening service 7:30. A good in­
impersonally and keep from worry­
The indestructible Captain said that treatment at the hospital for a week. ceived, such as: "Astoria Control
Menno D. Rempel, Minister
formal fellowship.
Good singing.
ing.
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it our combat troops could be brought
Sunday, Jan. 24, 1943
Mrs. Gerald C. Stark underwent an Center Yellow.”
Pastor will bring third message m
, He referred to the many men out home to replace present war factory
10:00 a. m. Sunday School. “Now series on Malachi.
The authentication of the call by
there in the Pacific who “would not workers, production would double al­ operation yesterday and this morning
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will _
be ’ really, excuses , are not worth any-
Dick, the four-yeer old son of Ver­ the IV Fighter Command
-ly*........ ■ ■
come back,” men who had done as 11.
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most
in the twinkling of an _ eye. We non Plaep, at Arago, underwent an simply: “Right — - Portland Wuming,'thin< ”
The
Assembly of God
Wu‘
TT3** **^1
with
.’’ Unfortunately
Unfortunately appendectomy.
Operator,” if the proper control cen- • , 11:00 a. m. klorning Worship ser­
who tried too had to accomplish the thig cannot
Ag u ,
2nd
and Heath Streets ’
Dismissals have been J. G. Robbins ter answer is given. If the control vice. Evangelist Garberson speaks.
imnraaAihld» and
and urrerM
..
. ..
. <
impassible
were tEnmaaluoa
themselves th«
the the
L. C. Perstng, Paster
case in times of war, the combat­ last Thursday, Mrs. Jackson Knife center has answered correctly and “Come and worship with us.”
victims.
’
. ‘
’
ants are called upon to make the and baby, of Arago, on Friday, Mrs.' any other reply is received from the
6:00 p. m. Prayer meeting.
He said that at the battle of Mid­ greatest sacrifices. They always have
9:45 Bible School period; a valu­
John Norris, of North Bend, on Mon­ Other end of the line than "Right—r 6:30 p. m. Young People’s meetings.
way the U. S. forces lost about *5 been, always will be the number one
day, and Thelma Danielson, of the Portland Warning Operator," the call f 7:30 p. m. And every night of the able time spent in the study of God’s
per cent of their pilots and »5 per heroes.
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Bandon-Riverton route, will be dis- should be verified by communication ! week, Evangelistic services. All are Word and capable teachers for each
cent of their planes in one raid.
Bessie Marney, Superinten­
To our troops at Guadalcanal or on missed today.
„ ________ of _____
_____ ur8»f>Uy
“*
‘ invited. .
“Church-going class.
with headquarters
the _ Fighter
Those were older planes there but any of our fighting fronts, it must
dent.
Command by callihg Atwater 4151, ,,mllies are happier families."
by the time he arrived at Guadalcanal seem petty that people back home are
11:00 Morning worship; a home­
Portland, Oregon and asking for the
to 11:00 a. m. Monday through
a better type of equipment had ar- 1
like atmosphere, spiritual uplift and
grouching
about
such
comparatively
Civilian
Air
Raid
Warning
Officer.
,
Frida
y
Prayer
and
prayer
studies.
rived.
I
_ .
I minor things as rationing of coffee,
There is only one exception. When Bible study periods, 3 to 4 p. m. inspiring devotion to the Word of
The U. S. forces had learned, too,
¿asohne,’ tir'es,' e£
the communication lines are being Monday through Friday.
All are God. Pastor L. C. Persing speaks.
by that time, what to expect of the;
6:30 Christ Ambassadors service;
tested—as is being done at irregular, welcome.
A baby boy, who weighed seven
.Japs’ Zero planes. They also had while rising their lives, there civilian
intervals constantly—the reply of the
The Evangelistic Campaign begins Melvin Steward, president.
developed the hit and run program , Mcriflcet (?)
trtvia, pounds, m ounces, and who has been operator for the IV Fighter Command !second week with Evangelist­
7:30 Evangelistic service, an enjoy­
named Monte John, was born to Mr.. will be: “Right—this is a test call— ' Te®cher Garberson. It you have not able song service. The pastor speaks.
and in the fighting around the Solo- . to
And they
mens the Japs lost 10 to 12 pilots for
However, inasmuch as our boys are and Mrs. Neil Christensen yesterday. Portland Warning Operator.”
Tuesday 7:30 Prayer and Praise.
.attended any of these meetings you
Another baby boy born yesterday
every one the United Nations did. iightlng to depoge
dictator ag-
"Prayer changes things.”
National
MagMine
Advertising have suffered a real lore.
was to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. McEwen,
The Jape would come in at a high 1
Thursday 7:30 - 8:30 Choir. Aileen
.gressors they would be the first to
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of this city,
He weighed seven C am pa I m T he Magazine Publishers
altitude and when our forces started *
Wilson, director.
■ decry the retting up of similar bu-
of
America
have
selected
civilian
de-
j
First
Church
of
Christ,
Scientist
to attack the bombers and the Zeros |
pounds, 13 ounces, and his name ia
Friday 7;30 Bible Study, conducted
' roaucratic rules and regulations at:
Jense as the subject of one of the |
_ Coquille, Oregon
| Noel Wayne.
attempted dog-fighting tactics, “we home while their backs are turned.
by the pastor.
A baby girl, Nancy Mae, was born largest national advertising cam-1 Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
would hit for the clouds.”
Tie true, our civilian army has not
to
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burgen of the paigns ever conducted in magazines
Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
The captain was on furlough while kept pace with our fighting army.
for any purpose. The space* value to
here but the first three months he There has been much grumbling Quelle Cafe test Friday. She weighed
Subject' for next Sunday, Truth,”
be used is estimated in millions of'
. was back in the U. S. the Marine among the home folks. But in our reven pounds, 8'A ounces.
Wednesday evening meeting at 8:00
dollar».
o'clock. •»
-
Corps had him running up and down
I humble opinion, a groat deal of thia
Briefly, the members of this associ- j
the Atlantic coast.
“But,” with a can be attributed to the fact that
Free public Reading Room at 255
TODAY’S GOOD
ation are contributing an identical j
fond glance at his wife, he added, ”1 government has not taken the trouble
W. Second, Roxy Bldg., open every With a song in my hearth I greet the
fuli-page advertisement in each of
managed to spend a Jot of time in to enlighten the public as to the real
day except Sunday and holidays froth
day
the national monthly magazines once (
1
12:30 to 5:00 p. m.
New York.”
And the task that day may bring.
reasons for many of the rationings,
a month and in each tj T the national
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He also inspected airplane^ fac­ rules and regulations. In other words,
For God’s dear love shines on my
A Bridge youth was ordered held weekly magazines twice a month, be- 1,
tories in the east, offered suggestions there is suspicion in the minds of
way:
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H
°7
CalnoHc
Church
by Judge Peterson, in Juvenile court ginning February 1. inspirational
The advertise-
na-1 :
* ** *
Spy­ What can I do but sing?
where necessary, and he stated that many that the bureaucrats are impos-
this week, to await further orders of ments will be of an i
private industry is doing a good job
ot the
^„4^
—Maria Valde
attention to
.
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L
the court. The boy and a younger ture and will call attention
to the!
the
in war equipment manufacture. —
A new g.dgl for U. S. bombing
The American companion broke into the Murphy Citizens Service Corps, infoimii.g the
Get the patterns of your life from
He concluded by thanking those people resent having things planned store there, through the poetoffice
planes automatically operates the
reader that he can enroll as a volun-
God, then go about your work and be
present tor the honors shown him and
them by’ a paternalistic iovern-
built-in tire extinguishing system
window, and took postal funds as well teer with his local defense council.
yourMlf.—Phillips Brooks.
aboard
the
plane
in
case
of
a
crash
remarked that he sometimes
had |ment—It resembles too closely the as merchandise and money from the
..........,me* had
The advertisement* will speak of a
Give us to awake with smiles, give
landing. A carefully balanced^lec-
trouble in remembering all his rela­ pattern of the Axis powers. A groat store.
new ire* booklet entitled “You and
trical trigger discharges carbon di­ us to labour smiling; as the sun
tives around Coos county; that he deal more can be accomplished with
Roy H. Pratt,- the Myrtle Point the Wur.” Supplies of this booklet
oxide into the engine compartments lightens the world, so let our loving-
didn’t know what his wife was going them by appealing to their voluntary youth, who was sentenced by Judge
win be sent direct from Washington,
to do meeting so many of them all at spirit of co-operation. WHAT THEY
and prevents the fires which usually kindness make bright this house of
Betqraon to the Training school at D.. <X to all county defense councils
our habitation.—R. L. Stevenson.
follow a crash.
onde. “She must think rm related REQUIRE IS INTELLIGENT LEAD­ Woodbum, following his plea of
in order that request* resulting from
to most of Oregon." brought a laugh ERSHIP, NOT REGIMENTED COM­ guilty to the rape charge against him,
This day is all that is good and fair.
the advertisements may be filled.
as he Mt down.
A new economical, washable paint It is too dear with its hopes and in­
PULSION.
la Mill confine^ to the oounty jail, his
Inasmuch as the advertisement*
“Don't tot it worry you” came back
Another things which makes, the attorney having filed notice of appeal. will indicate that there is a job for dries in 60 minutes, needs only one vitations, to waste a moment oh the
Mr. Jeub, "the only one she is really average American see "red” is the
everybody, it means that all Volun­ coat, has no objectional odor, re­ yesterdays.--Emerson.
interested in is you.”
quires only water tor thinning, and
“red tape” foisted upon him by tile “Out-of-Doors Stuff* Writer
teer Offices must be prepared to re­
Do not* anticipate the happiness of
Mrs. Carl, the captain’s wife, was various rulre, orders and regulations,
has
a high degree of light reflection.
ceive a »ubetantial increase in en­
tomorrow, but discover it in today.—
then called upon. She responded by promulgated by the over-staffed and Is On Magazine Staff
rollment and must be ready to put
Elia Wheeler Wilcox.
thanking all those present for the all
too
numerous, governmental ' Lans Leneve, whose “Out-of-Doors new volunteers to work.
Chemical camouflage in the form I
lovely gift. She said (his was her agencies. Many of our citizens are Stuff* column appears in the Sentinel
In countie« where Volunteer Offices of smoke seems to provide some sol­
first trip west and that she was en­ kept so "darned” busy filling out a each week, has been notified that his
Fuselage bullet holes in airplanes
have not been established it is *4vi»- diers with as much protection as 15
joying every bit of it.
can
be quickly repaired by using
name
will
appear
on
the
magazine,
multiplicity of forms and cooling their
able for the coordinators to organize inches of armor plate.
This brought a come-back from heels at these agencies, they have lit­ “Hunting and Fishing,” as one of its
new explosive rivets.
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such offices or take such other steps
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the chairman, “Think of the years you tle or no time left to devote to the associate editors and that one of his
as will insure the speedy enrollment
A new plaster material for fire­
wasted in New York, but at least you war effort.
articles will be featured as its lead­ and assignment of additional volun­ proofing a room against incendiary
were willing to trgde it for something
The bureaucrats, too, have done ing game story by the magazine in its teers.
bombs is said to withstand direct
better—Oregon!”
their utmost to destroy incentive— March issue. He will be a regular
There Is a Job for everyone in civi­ exposure to a blow-torch flame at
Lieut, and Mrs. Manton Carl, in the thing that made America groat contributor to the publication.
lian defense and with attention 2,200 degrees Fahrenheit for 20 min­
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a few words, said they camo along and strong There has been more of
focused on the organization through utes when applied to wood, concrete,
on the trip to Coos county to fill the theoretical economic planning than
every large magazine, county defense metal, glass, and standard plaster.
car. And they were a little confused of practical effort to accomplish what
councils should do all possible to take
by the mooting of so many relatives. the situation itself requires. This is
advantage of this opportunity. Civil­
a
Donald
Gordon
McGilvery
paid
Lieut. Carl made one remark that no time for putting half-baked ex 4
goes
|10 fine in recorder’s court last Sat­ ian defense, if everything
should be repeated, when he Mid, perimentai theories into motion.
Dr. De I ji Rime
smoothly, stands to gain greatly in
urday
and
Ledford
C.
Couger,
arrested
"Marion has never led a'flight in
Let’s-hope and pray this session of
both
enrollment
and
preetige.i|
last night, posted |10 bail for his ap­
Eyesight
which he lost a man.”
Congress will promptly set about cor­
Specialist
Miss Virginia Mid she had been recting this bungling on the part of pearance in court this morning.
Norton’s will pay cash
In the family for 19 years and had government. We suggest that after
- a buneh.
-
1 records.
Eyes Examined - OISMre Fitted
Old
papers
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not met all her relatives yet.
She the invocation which opens each day’s
Reception room jointly with
didn’t know what her sisters-in-law session of Congress, the next pro­
NOTHING OVERLOOKED
Dr J. R. Bunch
would do, meeting so many at once. cedure be the reading of what Thomas
Music before and during the dinner Jefferson Midi "Were we directed
Laird Building
no matter how large and elaborate
was provided by the Larry Estes fam­ from Washington when to sow and
the scale upon which the funeral
ily, he on the Mxophone, Mrs. Estes when to reap, we should soon want
at the piano and their daughter, vio­ bread."
arrangements are to be made. That
linist. It wm a very fine and pleas­
The aforegoing should not be con­
is our policy—that is our proud
ant addition to the evenings program strued as lacking in appreciation and
Personal Interest
claim after many years of experi­
Capt, and Mrs. Car] left next gratitude to the men and women in
ence.
A conference with us will
Friendly
Counsel
morning for Oakland and San Diego, our armed forces. To us they are
be
to
your
advantage
where he wm to report for duty this “The Tops." It is rather an attempt
Honest Advice
week, while the others started north to capitalize on “Rick's Report to the
Proper Guidance
for Hubbard and Fort Lewis the first Nation" as to how we can accelerate
of the week.
LADT IN ATTENDANCE
our war effort on the “home front»”
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Births At Coquille
Hospital '
Gems of Thought
Boys Under 18 Years
In Juvenile Court
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City Police Cases
Clark 6able, Lana Turner Co-Star In
"Somewhere I'll Find You" Hit Coming
To Roxy Theatre Sunday, Monday, Tues
Thrills, Emotion,
Humor Mark Film
Version of Tied Piper'
Hailed as one of the best films of
the year, 20th Century-Fox’s filrfiiza-
tion of Nevil Shute’s groat povel,
“The Pied ’Piper," is due Thursday
at the Roxy Theatre. Monty Woolley,
Roddy McDowall and Anne Baxter
are featured in the enthralling story
. ;
detail the difficulties encountered in
their perilous journey. Starting in
the South of France as the gigantic
German attack was launched in
tragic month of June, 1M0,
Englishman manages to make
halting way home, shepherding
straggling group of youngsters right
under the very nose of the dreaded
Gestapo.
Monty Woolley, who scored so
heavily ip “The Man Who Came to
Dinner,’’ essays a new dramatic role
Gano Funeral Home
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Instructor of Plano
High School
cMMrwt
former Yale drama professor is at
France to England and safety.
The novel, which first appeared his best as he outwits the Oeatapo,
serially In Collier's magazine and while the children often outwit him!
later to condensed form to Readers'
From March, 1M1 te October 31,
Digest has won the highest kind of
praise from the book reviewers. And 1942, ths value of all supplies ex­
the film is said to have faithfully re­ ported under Lend-Lease was 81,-
produced all the original warmth 765,000,000 leas than the value of
tenderness and humor of the book, direct purchase exporta to Lend-Lease
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while adding a few touches only the countries,
—
sA*een can give.
Funeral Sprays and
Under the directorial aegis of Ir­
ving Pichek the film tells in graphic I Bergen’s. Phone 94.
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