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TBl COQUILLE VALLIT SENTINEL, COQUILLE. ORIGON, THURSDAY, JULY 15, IMS.
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- 6ls etr t of- F oods by------------------- chairman: Mrs. Bernice Clausen, Mrs
Winifred Johnson.
Dorothy Bishop ’
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Mr. and Mrs Mui ion Hale returned Mri. Compton Ifosless
Mrs. Bishop will demonstrate the
i recently front their honeymoon trip
. art qt drying and* canning foods the
At Tea For Daughters
I to make their home in Coquille. Mr.
' easiest way, at a meeting to be held
Miss Dorris Compton and Mrs.
j Hale is an inspector lor the Weyer­
at Riverton school July 21. Meeting
Cecil Laws, attractive daughters of
haeuser Lumber Company of Ta­
’ will start at 10:36 a. m.
Potluck
Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Compton, received
coma with large interest in this sec­
j at noon, coffee and cream furnished.
with their mother on Tuesday after­
1 Bring your own sugar. For further
tion.
The wedding of the young
noon at a tea giyen in their honor
couple was solemnized in mid-June in the Compton Apartment of the Co­
! information get in touch with t >e
at the University Lutheran Church
of the committee, Mrs, Lillie Hepler,
quille Hotel. The sisters arrived here
of Seattlê and was the scene of a
last Sunday, having come down from
beautiful candlelight wedding ser­
Portland together. Old friends of
vice.
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Mrs. Coippton's had been invited to Enjoyable Picnic Sunday
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The bride was- Miss Olga Maria
call during the afternoon, from 2:30
“
A
beautiful
day,
lots
of
food
and
.
Mazuer,
daughter
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
For Ivory OooaaiM
until 5:00 o'clock, for tea and cake,
¡ Stanley
Mazur.
Mr.
Hale,
the and a pleasant chat with her and lots of visiting," was the way the |
picnic held last Sunday ât R. H. >
I groom, is the son of Mrs. Titus Hale. her charming daughters.
Lawhorn’s picnic grounds at Mc­
The wedding was formal with one
Miss Dorris was striking in. the
Kinley, was described by a partici­
¡hundred and seventy-five invited
smart white dress uniform of the
' guests. Solos preceding the cere- I Wave^, which with contrasting em­ pant. Plans for this gathering have
' mony were “Ave Maria" and “Gqd blem and buttons in navy blue is been talked of for a.very long time,
Gave Me You," with organ accom­ Just as natty as ope can possibly ever since 1936 when a date had
been set by the same group for a pic­
paniment.
imagine. Dorris is on a weeks
-To the strains of Lohengrin’s wed­ leave and will be here until next nic that fall. But when the day came, I
ding march, the bride entered the | Saturday. Mrs. Laws, whose hus­ the Bandon fire also came and so '
church on the arm of her-father who , band had tq be away from home for there, was no picnic. Member/ of
the following families made up the ,
gave her in marriage. Her gown I
I two weeks, will remain that length
party: E. E. Leslies, Judge Mast and :
was white slipper satin, made on !
Ipf time for her visit here.
Mrs
( princess lines with long train and I ' Laws wore a becoming afternoon Dorma, Lyle Beyers, J. E. Perrotta, |
'ner lace-edged finger-tip veil was dress of medium blue with corsagt of E. L. Perrotta, Nancy and Caroline, f
Instead of shutting up shop
H. H. Pierces, Roy Neals and Gretch­
I caught up to a tiara of rhinestones gardenias.
Assisting with serving
en,
Fred
McNellys,
T.
B.
Curries
of
when the manufacture of
j and pearls.
She carried a whit* were the following: Marianne Rack-
: sätin prayer book with an orchid and leff, Gwendolyn Elrod, Doris Ann Eugene, Jas. Bradys, .Bert Folsoms
automobiles was stopped,
and C. L.' Tuttles, R. H. Lawhorns
' shower of stephanotig. For her go-
Wood and Patricia Berg.
we decided to "carry on"
and Leonard .Lawhorns.
ing-away gown the bride chose a
In the evening memebrs of the
powder blue suit with white acces­ Bachelor Girls Club were invited
so that our customers and
BABY’S PICTURE
sories and orchid corsage. . A recep­ for after-dinner coffee and a social Canteen Unit Served Rebekahs
friends would have a place
tion was held in the church parlor. evening for old times sake. Mar­
The Rebekahs banquet on Tuesday
FAMILY GROUPS
to get good service! A real
' Mrs. Hale was a high1 school and
garet Stewart assisted Mrs. Compton. evening was prepared and served by
business college graduate of Seattle
interest in their welfare ...
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K
I the Coquille Canteen Unit, Mrs.
schools and was employed by the
Mabel Kunz, city chairman. * Ac­
competent mechanics and
Port of Seattle Embarkation Secret Soroptimists Meet
cording to reports it was a delicious
genuine parts . . . honest
Service Signal Corps.
The Soroptimist Club met for their dinner and with efficient service.
regular luncheon meetihg last Tues­ Plans were made to serve one hun­
work at honest prices.
Non-Rationed Ladies Shoes on day. Florence Barton presided. The dred, though actually those served
We’re still on the job—
sale at Lorenz Department Store, constitution and by-laws of the new were 85 or 90. Canteen members act­
and
we look on it as a real
organization were discussed and ing Tuesday were the following:
July 19 to >1.
adopted
Zettie Hawkins was ap­ Mesdames Bertha Selbig, Viola Nor­
pointed general program chairman for ton, Harriet Greenough, Nell Stew­
the year.
Mtynbers who attended art, Virginia Lamb, Ida Owen, Ruth
New Shipments received and placed on our dieplay
were Floivnce Barton, Georgianna Candiin, Pauline Pettit, Mary Ar­
floor are:
Vaughan, Bess Maury, Leta Leslie, nold, Blanche Smith Mabel Kunz,
CRIBS in Maple and Ivory
$11 QC to >O1 CA
Edith McNelly, Susie Folsom, Zettie Ofal Gilman, Vera Pook, Ruth Sher­
Hawkins, Flora Compton, Marion wood, Chrissie Thrift, Gladys Wheel­
Wood, Wilda Sehr’oeder, Beulah Nor­ er and Minnie Laws.
ton. Ethel Littler and Hattie May
OCCASIONAL CHAIRS
Holimon.
NOTICE TO WOOD USERS
A petition lor administration of
the »1000 estate left by Agnes H.
Howard*, who died in San Francisco
May 28, was filed on Monday.
Willis C. Bryant was Tuesday ap­
pointed administrator of the MOO
estate left by the late Henry C.
Bohn, Appraisers named were Fred
Scofield, Leslie Groat and John O.
Paulson.,
Fuhrman's Pharmacy
FLOWERS
I To comply with O. P. A. regulations
| as to fuel. rationing, all those who
C. S. C. with Mrs. Wilcox
1 Mrs. Grant Wilcox was hostess last use wood for Heating, Cooking or for
Tuesday afternoon to members of the Commercial Purposes, must call at
C. S.C. club. The group spent the our office and sign a blank indicating
afternoon sewing and visiting. Re­ for wKat purpose it is needed and
freshments were served by the hostess the kind needed. This applies also
during the afternoon. Members who ! to all unfilled orders on hand.
Coquille Wood Co.,
attended were Msdames Marie Mc-
By Frank Cox, Jr„ Mgr.
Gilvery. W. E. Crass, Sam Arnold, Sr,.
Calling caros. J>e tor 11.00.
Maggie Simmons, Jack Arnold and
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