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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (March 30, 1944)
toward de DAVENOS & CHAIRS $».5® to H5.Q0 ! STUDIO COUCH ' I $i5.ee I yt BEDS & SPRINGS I |20.#O A $10.00 Furniture & Stoves u/nms Grade School Operetta Apr. 4-5 • a i end Baird, daughter ' ih. Land of Dreams Come True," W. S. Hood of Cor- 'operetta in three acts-to be given by ice Clark Howard, I the Washington School pupils on Howard of Coquille,' A$ril 4 Ind 5 at 8:00 p. tn„ promises a candlelight cere- to be most delightful. < ■vallis Assembly oil When the story begins a group of rch 1. The brid. children, playing near the *dge of a of Langlois High ' forest, ent some magi'* berries winch 1 and the groqm. .'enable them to enter ‘The Land of x»y, was a graduate 1 Dreams Come True.*’ As the chil- ligh School class of dren fall asleep the pixy chorus en- i chants them with magic stardust and 1 ceremony was read j leads them away. ter, assisted by Rev. | In the Land of Dreams Come True ottage Grtg^e Rev. t Bonnie Lou Stoermer; Perry, Carol played the wedding Ann Creager; Bob, Gerrard Jeub; Alma Wehmier was Paul, Carl Jacptoseh. meet Mother ndlm were lighted Goose (Donna Mast) and the Old eremony by Violet4 Woman Who Lived in a Shoe, (Phyllis ¡Shuck), who ih turn introduce the was given in mar- Ichildren to: Bo Pgep—Julia Cotton; »er, was gowned in ¡Miss Muffet-Nana Foss; Queen of ith full length train Hearts — Marilyn Atkinson; Jhck— ,il. She carried a .Lawrence Blum; Jill—Carolyn Melia; n her white bible. {Jack Horner—Richard Rankin; Nim- Baird was maid of ,ble Jack—Douglas Leichty; Boy Blue ter. Her frock was —Lindley Simpson; Son John—Dick Attendants were , Cooper, and Mary Contrary—Norma rard, sister of thaiJean Cole, displaying her animated jra and Irene Gra-' chorus«» of roses, bluebells and frocks in pastel daisies. d carried arm boa- The, voice of the Giant (Carl Mar- Iri was Uttle Judy neyl coming through the distance dis- > bride; trainbearers rtipts the fun and frolic and frightens i Kenny and Janice J Betty, Peggy, Bob and Paul, "'Xvlto mny Graham was try to escape. Mother Goose and her children will not let them pass until er, of Coquille, acted Betty calls to the pixy chorus with ahers.were Clinton their enchanted stardust. Itockton and Bennis The children are asked to oome to irvallts. see the .Operetta on Tuesday night, sremony a reception April 4th. The admission price is hoebe Carlson, aunt 10c for children, 30c for adults. I _ ' evening VlaSS J or — ’inis.* . Family Relations . only four or five lessons, it is ver.v necessary for everyone interested p. ■ get started on the first night | --------------- >„ mMUta, U .<ta~on d- In ' Family' KeUUmu. whtah i. beta. Me* W«*» sponsored by the ladies of^the Metho- The Dorcas Society of the Assent - diet church in Coquille, there will, be bly of God church met Wednesday an evening class. This class will March 22, at the home of Mrs. Anton meet in James Leonard’s office in the Schroeder for an all-day work meet oourt house each Monday, beginning | ing and potluck dinner at noon. The Monday, April The hour is 7:30 (ladies are making quilts for the aged p. m. • (ministers. Four have been completed This group is being sponsored by and two more are being worked < hi . u»e Coos County Health Department | A business meeting was held in the and tlw office of the County School; afternoon with President Frances Hulpnatrom presiding. Those in ut Superintendent. •? - The leaders for the study group will tendance were Frances Holmstrom be the same as tlKwe used in the after, Ada Howard, Bertha Byrd, Ir»ie noon class, namely, Mrs. James Bish Smith, Elsie -Newton, Marie IVr- and Fern op, with Mrs. Floyd Robb as co sing, Maude Danielson Schroeder. 1 leader. is being organised < Next time the ladies will meet at This new group i ika parsonage rvAM/wtasM frx mnira curtains mirtnina and because of the interested nnrflaa parties'the to make finding that there were so many give the lower apartment a spring working people who could not attend 1 cleaning in preparation for an ex in the afternoon. Since there will be ' pected evangelist. Full Spring Construction * Kroehler Davenport & Chairs Blue Tapestry — Rose Velour $179.50 -r $189.50 . 3 Monte’s Vu1 *V A Davenport . • Wine V< $179.50 * ■ * r* No-Sag S pringffilled Daveno & Chair Set Wine Mohär * $124.50 No-Sag Springs Davenos $64.50 Full White Enamel with Heavy Weight Enameled Ovens Not Victory ty>e Construction weighs more than 300 lbs. $114.50 Purkey Furniture (When Yen Think of Furniture Think of Parkej DillardMarket FREE PARKING D Specials Friday & Saturday ORANGE JUICE SALAD DRESSING CRACKERS Sunshine Krispies CORN FLAKES JOIN THE \ EASTER PARADE IN A > DORIS DODSON FROCK Noodles««Krinklets Large Pkg, Cigarettes Raleighs, goX°drTipped Carton $1.24 PRODUCE GRAPEFRUIT ÏKiSs? j. ................ I Fresh California Large Bunches ASPAR GUS 2». 39c I CARROTS Large White Heads tB. 3 ■ ------------------------------------------------ CAULIFLOWER 10c I CABBAGE "„7J1“ ” New Peas - New Potatoes - Peppers - Tomatoes Spinach - Green Onions - Radishes - Turnips IN HOTEL COQUILLE
