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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1943)
4 ! PAGB SBVÍN Fairview News taining vitamins. Mrs. Roxy Frye ; ArflOO N^WS guests of Mr». E. J, Myers. parsonage here on Tuesday IXCW3 Mrs. Stanley Halter, Mrs E. J, won the prize given by .Mrs. Chas. I, Muy 5 Ray A. Kagelu and Flur- The Home Makers Extension Unit Gaalin. Those present were Mes Vernun McMichael, of Azaleu, ar- ,Myeni “nd M,s'.55 C McAllister vis- eiu-e E. Papineau, both of North | A fair crowd attei^lcd tfvc meeting met Tuesday, April 27, at the grange dames Bishop, C. A. Holverstott, rived at the home of his sister and J»«1 the h,,mc of Mr a,,d M"- Al- Bend. of Townsend Club No. 1 Tuesday- hall. After a planned dinner, Mrs. Robert Holverstott, Fays Holverstott, family, Mr. and Mn. Harvey Myers, Fish la,,t Tue#<iuy evening and the business meeting Calling carda, ÓO fu- si. OU. Dorothy Bishop explained foods, con- Richardson, Quivey, Hatcher, Monday for a short visit. • IMrs E J' Myer* Mr»' Stanley j was conducted by the president. We Wheeler, Hill, Blohm, Enlund, Miss Audrey Schroeder was able to *ialter and Mr. and Mr». S. C. Mc- I are sorry to learn of the death of Hall, Frye, Lindsay and Ben be moved home from the Knife hoa-^,,i’ter drove to Myrtle_Point last Mrs. Etta J. ic. j j . j .. - , , l( »ne of our members, ham. The club voted to finance pitai last v^eek. 1 Sunday and visited Mrs. Frank Lane „___ . _ , . , OFFICIAL been catling a 4-H girl or girls to Cor- • I at the Mast hospital and Mr. and Mr. anil Mrs. J. D. Carl, accom- ___ . on our sick members. U.S. ARMY' AIR CORM vailis this summer. They plan a pie pan7o<l by*k£**and Mrs A*" h Bender I Mrs o,iver Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Caravan of clubs will meet in Perhaps we notice it be social some time soon. v Wannamaugher. |of Myrtle Paint, went to Portland by i ®' Coquille May 23. cause we’re dealing with Miss Carrie Byerly celebrated her bus last Friday. They will visit at1 , ~ The door prize was won by Mrs. cars—but have you noticed 80th birthday Saturday, April 24. She the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth I NorWOV N p WS ItPITlS Schuek. Those on the program were: the price of-cars of late? makes her home with her brother and ¡Carl in McMinnville while they are I U MCI» Miss Wilma Drake, piano music; sister, Wm. Byerly and Mrs. Clara A car that sold for $1000 away. Mr. andltrs. J. JI. McCloskey spent readings were given by Mesdames Kibler. two years ago and has been ■ The Easter play, "He Had Great i Sunday in Coquille with her slater and Dean, Westbrook, McNair, Tilghmuh taken care of is a real buy Myrtle Holverstott and Kathleen Possessions," which was presented by husband, Mr. and Mrs. Z. C. Strang, and Mr. Tilgliman; a vocal solo by now for $1100. Lindsay attended a meeting last I the people of the Brethren chureh of Miss Anita Tedsen was chosen Mrs. Hatcher. Tuesday in Coquille on Extension At the next meeting refreshment» ! Myrtle Point, at the Arago gym chairman of Mothers’ Day week-end It seems that everyone work. The program was outlined for should be conscious of the of salads and crackers will be served, j I Sunday evening, was greatly appre- at Chi Omega House at Corvallis, the coming year. Fairview Extension dated by all present. ciated , Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Southmayd and with Mrs. Smith in charge.- Press ' value of correct and fre Unit won the block and gavel for Ladies Aid met Wednesday in the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Simmons at- Correspondent. . . - quent lubrication by this being the moat outstanding club in church basement for an alj-day meet- tended the Mlay day dance at Coquille time and the attention of the county. There are 19 units. The Ing with a pot luck dinner at noon, last Saturday night. minor repairs. * block and gavel are made of myrtle Thé following attended: Mesdames ,Harry Druliner has been working wood- The board of chairmen was Remember a machine will O. H. Aasen, J. L. Burtts, Albert Lil- at the R. B. fly landers the past week elected as follows: Ann Montgom I April 29—Billy R. Armstrong and run indefinitely if there is lie, Ward Evana, S C. McAllister. ' repairing their dairy bam. ery of Millington, relected for three Kathryn Miller, both of Myrtle Point. lubricant between the mov They will meet again this week. Mrs. Martha Jane Mullina* grand • They were jntitried at tile bride’s years; Jean Davenport, Broadbent, ing surfaces. Rev. M. M. Stern, of the Brethren [daughter Mrs daughter and husband, Mr. and Mm Joi; three years, and Myrtle H l*e>- houle on Sunday by Rev. M. M. Stern. I church of Myrtle Point, conducted Fulk, of Portland, ' visited with her stott, of Fairview, for one year. The!-- May 1 -Wolter Bodman and Elsie, AMZY * | the regulur Sunday morning church und her son Jim, a few days last week ERNIE next meeting will be on Tuesday, Muy ' Bodman, both ot Mowich, Ore. They . . Sunday school followed and when they returned home Mrs. 35, when the leaders will give their ' were married last Saturday by Jus wit an attendance of 25. There will Mullins went with them to visit her reporta on what the year» sub J oct are. tice F." R. Bull at his office here. 1 be services again next Munday, daughter and fam ly, Mr. ami Mrs. Mrs. Hany Lindsay has been chosen ! May 4 Jon. R. Ayres, of Klamath preaching at IU 10 u. a. m. and Sunday living in tr 1 . . p*c«nunB Ui III. anu sunuuy Ziebarth, who have been Falls, and Mabel I. Fisher, of Charles Phone «M Portland the past few months, Mr. m 1 ro at g 11 “• m w - jh T he u given " uul during They were married by 4-H sewing • ” hM Csaslln in scho Day ° p ram Zeibarth is working in the shipyards ton, Ore. * Rev. Chas. G. Brown at the Pioneer zi_. d Lu v ., the Sunday school hour as follows: therd. rUM.lt 7h° v S ttPi W8S. **» <,!nner Christening services for James Pap- Don Trigg has returned from Ft. h0"’elpell by Rev. G. A. Gray; opening Lewis, Washington, where he spent Tuesday evening of last week. -t Get your U.S. Fighter and Ob j prelude by Mrs. O. H. Aasen; welcome 18 days and is now in uniform as a Bill Grove has been unable to work 'song, "We Come," by little tots; re- servation Squadron insignia — private drawing 850.00 per month, this last week on account of sickness. the kind youngsters are collect | citation, “Minding Mother,” Sandra although still attending school at Cor- ing now I In full color on doth, He is a faller at Kline's* camp and Pappel; recitation, "My Mother,” vaUia, Ilves at Powers. they’re just right to sew on The Pleasant Point Needle Club Ginger Sinidt; recitation, “His Ruth Palmer has been home from pockets, caps or sweaters. You Mother's Faith,” Alan Halter; "Moth met at the home of Mrs. Ray Eppe:- school on account of measles, get one of these insignia FREE ers and Other»,” by Intermediate and son last Wednesday with the follow Vera Bishop was a guest at the —while the supply latts—every Under new law to become effective June 10. 194S, smaller children; récitation, “Moth ing members present: Mrs. Belo time you buy War Stamps from home of Dorothy Beagle Tuesday eve The safety responsibility act requires that any driver involved in er,” Virginia Butler; recitation, Lewellen, Mrs. Elia Bryant, Mr«. ning of last week. your Shell Dealer or Shell Serv an accident that results in injury, death or property damage must “Sick,” John Leeper; saxophone solo, Mike Daniels, Mrs. Ell a Southmayd, Within 10 days present proof of $11,000 worth of financial reapon- ice Station. And There was a moving picture show Ralph Weekley; song by the high Mrs. Roy Swan, Mrs. Ralph Rackicff, kibuily or have his driver's license and ear registration cancelled. watch for the next ing the help the aircraft watchers At any lime afterwards his license and registration would be re school girl«, “What's the Matter with Mrs. Paul Davia, Mrs. J. Lewellen new insigne! give in watching and reporting any voked immediately if his insurance policy expired or his bond was Father;" recitation. “Advice from Southmayd ami Mrs. A. R. Bennett cancelled. and all airplanes presented at the Dad,” Bill Butler; recitation, “He’ll A short business session was heid tn The act upulieif"WhctlUPr or not the driver was at fault, exception school house last Tuesday evening, "CAM FOR YOUR CAR being allowed only in the cast of a car legally parked at the time of Be True,” LeRoy Zeller; song, "Beau which »11.90 worth of war savings for aircraft observers only. A film on the accident. Aller two years, if the driver paid no damages and FOR YOUR COUNTRY” tiful Mother's Day; high schoolgirls; stamp» were purchased by the differ the prevention and cure of tuberculo no suit was brought ¡.gainst him, he would be permitted to drive recitation, "A Dad and His Lad,” Mrs ent members. The Neelie Club ha« Re member, not the iftrdumttr. but th« und own u car again. sis preceded the aircraft film. Mrs caltruier is your best guide nowaday a I Gladys Fish; vocal solo, “Little sold $30.75 worth of stamps at Jt.< Now U>e average citizen would rather play safe and place i inaur- Dorothy Bishop, county extension sues on his or her car than to take % chance with FATE, Wlth a Mother,” Mrs. S. C. McAllister; short four meetings since the beginning of ¡ leader, was In charge of the moving Once a Week: thi* year. VAOP Tkrn aAAAIIMi of so — ä many jf 1 law like the above tn in force there is mil not much choice. BUT IT 18 On account I play, "What Mother Didn't Know,7 the NOT cost for $15,808 N ot COMPULSORY. The coat »15,»04 insurance insuranee is not high. picture machine, BATTUIY— Reduced driving makes Pamela Evan, Glenda Lillie, Yvonne the members having little chicks t> From $14.00 to »18.25 per year—depending on the kind of Gas Ration Mrs. Fred McLain ia reported im fibril check-upa of water level and Book you have. Holycrosa, No|a Crawford; violin solo, care for there were only 11 meinbeis charge more important than ever. proved at the Knife Hospital. She Ski ME FOB FUIX DETAILS Thelma Crawford; song. “My Moth present, less than half of the mem. 4 is suffering with diabetes. Two of TM88—Maintaining correct air er’s Bible,” by the choir. A small bership as usual, A delicious pot- her children are being cared for at remembrance gift will be given to luck dinner was enjoyed by all. pressure rave« tire* and gasoline. the T. H. Benham home. Mr. ami Mm. Guy Grant, of Nor- all mothers and fathers present. Ev The Office Where Accommodation Is A Pleasure Every 2 Months: Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Teagarden eryone la cordially invited to uttend way. visited his father at Gaylord Oft—Havs crankcaaa drained, had as their guests at dinner Tues Orvui Miller and Phyllis and Mrs last Bunday.- • flushed and refilled with Golden Mr. and Mrs. Roy Spires «nd fam day evening last week. Liaut. Glotz- Grover McQutgg, of Medford, and fihcH Motor OU. bach and Sergt. Rawson. Mrs. Pearl Smith, of Yakima, Wash., ily returned last Thursday from Cali SHILLUaaiC ATION - Thorough, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Stevenson visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. fornia, where they spent the fall and correct lubrication — vital in mak winter. He will farm his ranch this brought Mrs. L. A. Ryan home last Nile Miller Saturday. ing your car last for the duration. Harold Fish has been ill with the summer. Mr. and Mm, Jack Monroe, Sunday. She has been very ill with measles at the Stevenson home in flu and was confined to his home tor who have moved to one of the Marsters places on Catching Creek Her daughter, Margy, several daya last week. C<g)uil|e. I i Mrs. Ma.be latke, of Fortuno, Call., Word was received by friends that is home taking care of her mother. Ralph Pauli, of Gardiner, was soon a sister at Mr«. Henrietta Hoffman., to leave for the service, It is ex visited thia past week with her niece,1 pected that he will join the Navy. Mm. Ray Epperson, and her cousin, Mr. and Mr». Herman Sumerlin Mm. Belle Lewellen, Mrs. Lottie Ferry, of Myrtle Point, and family moved to their new home BE SURE TO OCT A QUALITY JOB . . SEE Ut TODAY FOR out near Myrtle Creek last Thursday. and her son Jack Perry, and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sumerlin have of McKenzie River, »pent Saturday purchased the Hernan Sumerlin afternoon at the R. W, Haughton’s, [ Mrs. Severt Iverson and two sons, place on Fishtrap and will move Roger and Myron, of Roaeburg, wet* I there as soon as possible. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jackson and in and spent Saturday with her par Dianne, of Coquille, visited at the ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schroeder. ' home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bur Mrs. St. Sure, of Bandon was a Thurs day all day visitor with Mm. Erie bank Monday evening. Mayre Lee and Howard Lafferty Fowler, of Norway. Sunday. Mr.«. Walter ’ do > c, left Thursday foe their home in Rose burg after visiting at the home of brought her grandmother, Mrs. M. B. their grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Bennett, of Myrtle Point, down to ' *" Get a job you can trust. beat ion. We’ll gladly help you George Hampton, for several days. spend the day with her son and wife, Reliable recapping takes time, prrpare your Ration Board That same evening after they arrived Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Benne-t, while P. i skill, care. That’s the kind you certificate. in Roseburg, they left with their E. Breuer and his two »on«-in-law. ' get from ua — reliable re motlier, Mrs. Gerald Albright, for Walt Moore afid Ben Daniels, went capping, done the Goodyear Cheyenne, Wyo., where they will join fishing, their wives later joining them Mr. Albright, who is stationed at and a taking a picnic lunch- way with Goodyear materials Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schroder Fort Warren. and by Goodyear factory Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hampton and visited Sunday at the home of hr, methods. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burbank were brother, Sam Clinton, and Mr. and < Come in today. Have us in Sunday guests of Mrs, H. E. Watkins Mm. Thomas Hanly, on the North spect your tires, inside and Bank road. and Jean, outside. We will tell you (One of the Euentialt of • Democracy) Mm. Geo. Keesee and he*' mother, ■ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fish visited frankly whether a tire can be Mrs, Mary Cram Noble, of Centrallia, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank recapped or whether it should Washington, were v|s Lies one day Fish in Coquille Monday. be replaced. last week with Mrs, A, R, Benmlt. School attendance tlie past two Of all of the ewentlals of a Democracy Sunday visitors at the Erie Fowler | If your tire can be safely weeks has l>een poor on account of one of the most important is the right so many cases of measles In the com home at Norway were Mr. ai.d Mrs. | recapped, get Goodyear Extra of every boy und girl to an education Claude Chambers, of Myrtle Pbint. munity. Mileage Recapping here, for —untainted and untrammeled. Mr. und Mrs, H. E. Jones, of Pow Ralph Ixmg and Jimmie Scott re many more months of wear. If lumed home Friday night after at ers, moved last week to Fairview. ' it ia too badly worn for re In the good old U. S. A. no one is denied tending the district track meet held where he has employment. Mrs. capping, apply for a certificate, the advantages of knowledge; the oppor- at Eugene last Friday afternoon. Jim Jones is a niece of Mr». Harvey Gant, and get the beet replacement tunity to explore the wide horiaons of mie placed second in the half mile of Norway, tire to fit your mileage claasi- the sciences, the arts, the crafts all the Mrs. Alden Mast, of Myrtle Point, i race which he entered. ■eta that make for a strong, intelll- subjects atrong, intelli There will be u school picnic held ■pent the day Monday with her par* in the Arago gyn* at noon on the ents, Mr. and Mm. R. W. Haughton. ; gent citixcnship citixenship and a fuller life. T--L Strom „r —.. - ....... Mrs. Jack of r».. Curry county last day of school, May 14. Every is visiting her mother, Mm, B.ll An Can this freedom work! It has dnea one is urged to come. derson, at Norway this week. Mr. Baccalaureate services for the 1776! You mult have your lire* ia- 1943 senior class of Arago will be and Mm. Bill Anderson were .Sunday ■pected to protect your right to Today, Americans are .the most literate held nest Sunday evening, May 9, visitors at the J. F. SAroeder home. drive — doo’t put to oft sople in the world—enjoying the world’s Mr. and Mrs. O. A^JIughs and at 8:00 p. m. in the Arago churçh. Townsend Club Howdy Folks:- 120th Observation Squadron Insigne I Marriage Licenses FREE with War Stamps a 1 M&WAuto Service bought this week at Shell Dealers ' and Shell Stations Auto Liability Insurance Not Compulsory Fred R. Bull ✓ r i TIRES RECAPPED Without a Ration Certificate nhal is\mcn(n fy/ihng lor ? «. good /Y ear EXTRA-MILEAGE RECAPPING Freedom oí Education! Let Us Inspect Your Tires Now ---------------------------- -1 eation, sacrifice, individual enterprise, the will to work, and full confidence in the fairness of one’s neighbor. That’s what America la fighting for. With these incentive» we cannot faiL , Mountain Status Power Co. j Point, as the speaker for the evening. evening visitors with Mr and Mm. J, F. Schroeder. The graduating exercises will I* M t and Mm. Harry Druliner and held in the Arago gym May 12 at Mr. and Mm. Guy Grant attended the | Linn, with Leland P. 8:00 p. m., senior play, ‘'Brother Goose” at tne principal of the Myrtle Point Union Myrtle Point high school last Friday. High school, as the speaker: The Norway Home Extension Unit <rt Doyle underwent an operation will meet Friday, May 14 at the home for a ruptured appendix at the Mast of Mm. Harold Simmons. i hospital in Myrtle Ponit last Monday. He is reported getting along all right. ROLL ROOFING—108 sq. ft., tar and Mr. and Mr». Oliver Myer», of nails, only SI 40. FARR A EL- Myrtle Point, were Sunday evening i WOOD Well help fou reduce tire wear •nd prolong lire lite. Let OS cheek brake* sad wheel«, too. OFFICIAL O. P. A. INSPECTOR Station No. 11-15 and No. 11-3 Southwestern Motors Car &