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THE COQITLLE VALLEY SENTINEL. COQUILLE. OKKOON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25, IMS.
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Personal Mention
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Home-Coming At Pioneer
I Spurgeon Hill Birthday Club
The Home-coming held at Pioneer , The birthday* of Mrs. Hattie Gaffey
Church on Sunday was genuinely en- ' and
Kathrine
celebrated
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_____ Lemon
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Mrs. Fred Bull and Mr*. Mary B.
joyed by a number who gathered for ’ last Friday pfternoon when the Spur-
Cross went up to Tacoma last week to
The Junior class has every avail this occasion. A noon day luncheon geon Hill Birthday club met at the
attend the funeral service* for aL
able member working on prepara was held in the Pioneer hall. A large home of Mr*. Gaffey for luncheon.
friend
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tions t of t h eir annu a l *!**« pl a y Th* ■ „-hnr ,Mp,wui»d u> the i nvitation of Mr*. Lemon was a co-hostess. Mem
' date has been set för Friday, Decem- Ernest Purvance who presided at this bers who attended were Mesdames
Mrs. Betty Gaither is the name of
j. at ejght o’clock. Admission I time and all expressed their appre Ealie Oddy, Hazel Goodman, Susie
the new employee in the Mt. State*, wjy
fifty cenjg fur udulta and ciation of the opportunity of gather Hardenbrook, Ada Humbert, Agnes
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Power Co. office here, who is is» to
Jessie
Adorns,
Margaret
twenty five cents for students, in ing thus in their home church for Lewis,
ceed Miss Phyllis Belloni who is to cluding the tax. Tickets may be ob fellowship. In the evening service Spores. Guests attending were Mes
be married Jan. 1 and will leave the tained from student ticket salesmen the young people held a large part dames Venita Battey, Hazel Flan
office soon.
Mr*. Gaither, who*« next week, or al the door.
of the attention and were a credit nery, Teen Yarbrough und Miss Ve-
husband is in the service, came here
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The stage managers are working on to the church. An opportunity to lita Bailey.
a couple of weeks ago from Indiana. a suitable setting for thia hilarious pledge to the Institute work was giv
comedy, which take* place in the liv en .and a very generous response was Mrs. Folsom Entertains Club
Erwin Waite, of Toledo, Oregon, __
_ just redeieved. The Little River Insti
ing ____
room _____
of the ______
Jone* ______
family
The Justamere club met last Thurs
visited over the week-end with the {]iree day* before school is dismissed tute, of which this church is a part,
day at the home of Mrs. Bert Fol
Rev. and Mr*. Chas. G. Brown family., Ior lutnmer vacation. To set the has a forward-looking program and
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som. Salad and coffee were served
stage for any amateur production is funds are now in sight with which at one o’clock. This is the new war
Mrs. Chapin, who has been^here
a problem these days for the to make some substantial improve
time change from serving luncheon.
for the past month with her daughter, usual source of the furnishings—the ments as soon as war conditions will
Members present were'Mesdames O.
Mr*. Hugh Lancaster, returned Mon used furniture department ofc some permit.
C. Sanford, J. A. Lamb, H. A. Young,
day to her home in Mill Valley, Calif. local stores—just isn’t as well sup
J. L. Smith, L, H. Hazard, M. O. Haw
We carry a complete line of V- kins, H. W. Pierce, A. J. Sherwood,
plied with furniture as it used to be,
The quilt for which chance* were ___
and sq __
all _________
furniture ____
must ___
be bor- Belts for all makes of Refrigerators, and Jane Williams.
sold a* a benefit for Royal Neigh- rowecT from private home*. (P. S. Washing Machines and other equip
bora was won with a ticket sold to If any patron of the school can help ment. Washer Service Co, 385 W.
Hand-carved Myrtlewood for col
A. F. Bush, of San Diego. Mr. Bush 1 out
class by letting them have the Fronts Coquille. Phone.
16tfs lectors at Harbison’s.
however, had given his tisket to his ■ uge
a davenport, occasional chairs,
niece, Sally Anne Gable, of Sanford
tabieg, a Urge rug, a chest, etc.,
Heights, who is now the fortunte pos- | WOuld be very much appreciated.)
sessor of the fine quilt.
Stage manager, Leland Waterman,
|and hi* assistant Don McLarrin re-
G. C. Ashenfelter js how the rep-
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esentativ* of the Watkins Co. in Co- ; piace an{j everything ready for the
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quiile and will be pleased to have movabie parts of the setting.
’ those desiring any of the Watkins , The director, Mrs. Ruth Beyers, re
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produce contact him or see him «‘[port, that the members of the cast
CASTOR OIL
IM South Division.
45t4*s I are a)| driving to give the best possi-
For December^
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Card ut Thank*
Card of Thanks
We wish to express our sincere
thank* for the sympathy expressed
and for the many beautiful floral of
ferings at the services held for our
loving husband and father.
Mrs. Lola Dale Sherwood, Fred
Sherwood, Harry Sherwood, Ivy Fox,
Lillian Matthews,
Bonney Lucas,
F. G. Leslie, Earl E. and Keith L.
George Sherwood, Marie Sanders,
Leslie and families.
Eva Huddle.
' We lake'this means of expressing
• OU1‘ sincere
’
t appreciation of th*
kindly helpfulness and sympathy
, shown us during our recent bereave-
ment and for the beautiful flower*
at the service* held for our wife and
mother.
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Week End Specials
1 ble interpretations of their role*.
¡Practice has been going on every night
Eagles Notes
_ j after school, and every effort is being
Among those going from here
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attend th* fortieth anniversary u. f made to make sure that friends at-
the Eagles Lodge in Marshfield were ' tending the play will be able to hear
the following: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 'and enjoy every word.
Feature* . chairman,
Gaffey, Mr. and Mr*. Cha*. Lewis,
,
• Sherman Gre-
Mr. and Mr*. Van Spores, Mr. and
and h»« «“"'tant« «re working
Ain Evan Alburn. Mr. and Mrs.!™ something quite different for
Austin Kyle,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl I entr’act number*. We should look for
Schroeder, Mr*. Molly Kaufman, Mr*. 1 several surprise* there.
In fact everything points to the
Jessie Adams, Mrs. Chas. Roberts, and
fact that no one can afford to miss
Jim Jacobson.
seeing this Junior play—a whirlwind
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The Eagle* Auxiliary will cerebrate made up of the joys and troubles of
November birthday* at their meeting Paul Jones, high school senior, and
Friday, Nov. 26 These will be initia ! his-friatkis.
tion of candidate* *Mo.
Marriage Licenses
'Fishing Was Good Out
On North Fork Sunday
J. O. Beagle, who was in from
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Nov. 18—Arthur T. Nelson, of Haw Fairview Monday morning, said that
thorne, Nebr., and Dorothy E. Cue, 1 the trout were taking a fly almost as
of Marshfield. They were married fast as he could cast out the day be
last Thursday by Rev. Cha*. G. fore, that he had never before had
Brown at the Pioneer personage here. such fishing. He caught five, from
Nov. 20—Roscoe Roland Aplin and 15 to 18 inches long in a short time.
Hazel Ethel Hatch, both of Coquille. The Chinook he hooked were all
Nov. 23—Norman Alfred Gignac dark and had to be thrown back in
and Dagney Ericksen, both of North the river.
Band.
At Roxy Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday
With almost every other branch of
th* service represented in story, song
and screen play, th*. Army nurses
come into their own via Paramount’s
great Mark Sandrich film, “So Proud
ly We Hail,” which will be shown at
the Roxy Theatre, Sunday Monday,
and Tuesday
Claudette Colbert,
Paulette Goddard and Veronica Lake,
are co-starred, supported by George
Reeve*, Barbara Britton, Walter Abel
and Sonny Tufts.
The plot of “So Proudly We Hail”
concerns itself with the romances—
and the work—of three lovely young
nurses, part of a group who are sent
to Bataan. What happen* to them
there, and subsequently on Corregi
dor, is said to make the picture one
of the great film stories of all time*.
Based on actual occurrence* on the 1
besieged island* a* told to Producer-
Director Sandrich by nurses who were
flown to safety, the picture is packed
with thrills and breathtaking action,
background to the love stories of
Claudette Colbert and George Reeves,
Paulette Goddard and Sonny Tufts.
Both men, incidentally, are expected
to emerge as full-fledged stars as a
result of their work opposite the two
glamour girl*. Both are extremely
attractive.
FOR SALE—Complete Pi peleas Fur
nace, with coal-burning grate*. In
quire at 500 North Coulter.
It
If it is Insurance, see me.—F. R.
Bull.
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See “Spike” Lesli* for the best In
Liability, or other Insurance. Office,
next door to Coquille Hospital,
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phone 5; residence ^hon* 85L.
Norton’s hav* wonderful
children's books in this week.____
only one of a kind. Shop early for ■
Christmas.
See Schroeder’s' JewefFy^Stdre In
Coquille 'for Diamonds and Watch
Straps.
It’s Chysanthemum season.
Bergen’s for choice flowers.
Remember Norton’» for
school and home supplies.
office,
37tf*
9tevena
Cash Hardware. Coquille. Ore.
26c
TINCTURE OF IODINE
26c
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MARTEL’S HAIR OIL
26c
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PEROXIDE, pound size
36c
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CHRISTMAS CARDS, 21 cards
51c
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YEAST & IRON TABLETS
76c
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DISH CLOTHS
6c
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c KLENZO BRUSHLESS SHAVING CREAM
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e DENTURE ADHESIVE POWDER
51c
CARICA BILE TABLETS, 100’s
$1.01
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Georgeous Chorus Beauties Dance in Gay Musicál!
See Lupe and Duane Loop-the-Loop in New Com-
edy . . . Tropical Tornado Kocks Blase Broadway!
Song and Dance Fiesta, Roihance, Fun and All
the Rest-a!
Lupe Velez
"Red Heads
Manhattan"
Matinee Sat. 1:45
Fuhrman’s Pharmacy
Open Evenings until 8:06
It will pay you to look at Bergen’*
before you buy.
THUR. FRI. SAT.
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