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TMVMDAT. JUNE 23, 1444
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Playground Notes
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Belle Knife Hospital
Dismissals the past week were Mi-,
Phyllis Mitchell on Sunday, Dianne
Buell on Tuesday, Mrs. Chas. Miner
and baby of CoqulUe. and Mrs. l.ynn
Schrader and baby of Riverton, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Paul Snider, of this city, who*
underwent a major operation twft
weeks ago, was able to leave the hos
pital and return home this morning
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Mrs. Myrtle Heath, of Cqaiedo, en
June 14—Otto Charles Witt, ot
In observation of the first anniver-: jOfl III vOKralld
» at the park nave Deen somewhat cur- tered the hospital last Wednesday for
North Bend, and Mary Elisabeth sary od the local Soroptimi»' Chib,
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__ */<• Mrs. Sam Sturgeon, ot this city,' tailed.
However, the model air treatment.
Haptonstuli, of Marshfield
Coos
Bay
Soroptimists, _____
sponsor group
stwwgiWi . for
mini.... "them
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- upon
___ — plane show was held Wednesday
- with J Bmast Whereat, of Coquille, enter-
writes the • Sentinel
June 14—Manuel L. Williams, of ier Coquille, ^entertained.
Powell, Missouri, and Evelyn Cook, Tuesday at a seven o’clock dinner at th«lr mturn from visiting their eon prizes for the best airplanes* These ed last Friday for treatment and the
went to Jack Sisk and Duane ! same day Lawrence Abbott, who suf
in a hospital in Oakland;
of Maishfield.
the Chandler Hotel, Marohfiri'i
fered fractured ribs at Kline’s camp
June 15—Bill Petty and Velma teen from here attended the
We have recently returned from a j Last Friday at the circus, everyone at Fairview, was brought to the
Danielson, both of Bandon.
They which was formal and altogether de-
j visit with our son, Marvin, at Oak * enjoyed Betty Clark’s tricks on he« hospital.
were married at the Assembly of God Jightiul* acording to reports.
1944 is more than an election year
0l,ASlnM<4 tvanti
,'»vr Cimmimd*
Mrs. J. J. Stanley, of thiZcity, en
church down there the same day by
Address of welcome was delivered IFmrkll
Knoll KFntml
Naval Ununitiil
Hospital, Aobinnzl
Oakland, At-H#
Calif. , Shetland
pony, also K Fay
Simmons’
It
U a year of decision for the Amer
by Agnes Duncan, president of the He was severely wdUnded last No- acrobatic tricks on th.- bars. These tered the hospital on Saturday to
Rev. A. J. Princie.
lean people; the year when they will
undergo
a
major
operation.
June «w
1»—Clifford
Alfred
Cotter,
of
Coos
Bay
Chapter.
Florence
Barton,
vember.
somewhere
in
the
South
Pa-
‘
two
girls
received
pri
.es
as
did
Don-
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On Saturday ajso the seven-year decide whether to return to the Amer
Coquille, and Sylvia Fay Adams, of charter .president here, responded rifle. Although his injuries were far ! nie Taylor for his costume and his
old daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. K. O. lean concept of goverment or go the
Mv
’hfield. They were married by enthusiastically. Group singing was more serious than we had heretofore dog, Pal.
'
Mvihfield.
whole way to collectivism.
Rev. L. C. Persing at his home hare followed by discussions of the Ideals been told, we found Marvin cheerful
A reading contest has been started, Mullins of Arago, Mary Ann, sub
last Friday.
'of Soroptlmism, given by the follow- and happy. He ia to remain several which will continue all summer. The mitted to an appendectomy
See “Spike" Leslie for the Dest in
June Id—Ear) Oderkirk, of North ing Marshfield members: Lucretia ‘ months yet at the Naval Hospital for purpose of this is to help the younger ' On Wednesday of this week. Duane,
Bend, and Merna Tjensvald, of Sas- skewis, Helen «Johnson, Blanche Ber-' treatment of a badly burned right children with the use of the library seven-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Liability, or other Insurance. Office,
katchewan, Canada.
gen, Irene Lundell and Mary Garden.' hand.
It to hoped those massage and to help them develop an interest Harold Simmons of Coquille under 27$ So. Hall, in former hoepital bldg
Junp 17—Earl O. Decker, of Port-I Vocal solos were contributed by*treatments will bring back the use In reading books. A record is to be went a tonsilectomy.
phone 6: residence phone 95L.
land, and Melvla M. Jones, of North Genevieve Arrington, accompanied by 1 of his hand but, even though he may-"kept by each person of the title and
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Bend. They were married by Rev. Arlene Athey. A play, “Junior Miss.” ! still lose the hand, we are very thank- author of every book read and at
Oscar W. Payne at his home in North was
by Mrs.
Rugge
| ful he has recovered so nicely, con- i the end of the playground season
Bend on Saturday.
| violin selections by Audrey Aaaen, sidering the extent of injuries he sUT- 1 there will be a prize given, based on
June 20—Roy Edward Potter and former Coquille girl, were received fared, both Internal and external. He the number and type of books read.
‘ galn- ' Tuesday of next week, the first
Mary J; Anusich, both of Marsh- with special enthusiasm. Two of her has a good appetite now and ‘ Is
softball game will be played on the
Meid.
,
fir,t teachers from Coquille were ’ ing weight.
Extra Large — Heavy Fire Boxes
June 20— Frank O. Irish and Nora present, Mrs. M. O. Hawkins and' We received word on Monday this Lincoln school grounds. Still more
B. Lewis, both of Coquille.
Murial Dae Ardath. Miss Acaen has wvek from Marvin and his very re players are needed for the teams
June 21—Jim McKester and La- jmt returned from California.
1 cent bride thgt they had been married Anyone who wishes to play may
Velle Haggith, both of Marshfield. | The tables were quite gorgeousb I June 11. We had the pleasure qf sign up at the park —Harriet Tozier.
decorated with outside flowers, place meeting our future daughter-in-law,
Be ycurself. Ape no greatness. Be ‘'■rd» and programs were attractive j while we were In Oakland.
We
Nun-Hi School District Budget
~ pass for what you are. A details, and much praise was heard found her to be a moet Joveable girl,
willing to
Committee
Meeting Held
good ii.rir.ina
farthing *» is better
than a bad in compliment. to the hotel for its I a good cook and
quite an expert
gooa
oeuer in
The
Non
High
Budget committee,
superior
dinner.
;
seamstress,
making
most
of
hei-
own
•evereian - Samuel Coley.
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i clothes. She was formerly Miss Doris , at Friday evening’s meeting, set July
New Shipment
F.O.E. «tod Auxiliary Give
of San Bruno, Calif. Details 28 at 8:90 p. m. as the final hearing *
F.rowll P.riv Far th« LewlsM of
veddln« hav* not yet been date on the budget. This committee
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tne Lewises , learne<j exCept that it was ? church recojnmended the budget which calls
The Fraternal Order of Eagles and ; wedding, with members of the bride’s for an expenditure of $112,640 and
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the Eagles Auxiliary gave a farewell family attending,
a levy of $91,470.
party for Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E., we were unable to remain down' The receipts and available cash
Lewfr after lodge last Friday eve there for the wedding, due to the balance amount to $32,450, leaving»
ning. Mrs. Lewis is a Past Madam necessity of getting back an the job $80,190 to balance the budget. It is
President of the Auxiliary and he We were away eleven days.
estimated that $11,280 may not be
with Steel Springs
has been a very active member of
Going down with us to see their collected during the fiscal year,
the lodge here.
Thia
levy 1« an increase of $3,1<7,12
brother were James Sturgeon, of Co-
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A very enjoyable evening was spent qullle, and Mrs. Garland Rock, of over the 1943 levy.
and the departing couple, who are Bandon.
The Budget Committee organized
moving this week to Springfield, were|_,
by electing Ellis Seiender of Milling-
the recipients of beautiful Fostoria
loti as chairman and Mrs. Elmer Wil-
M.T.Sgt. Max Morgan
pieces and a blanket.
Son of Sitkum, as secretary. Others
After refreshments were served Here From North Carolina
who served on the committee were:
M.T. Sgt. Max M. Morgan , was Irene Walch Eaatside; H. H. Eick-
and farewell songs sung, their broth
er and sister members all wished here this week on his first furlough worth, Empire, and Alton Clausen,
them happiness and prosperity in their home since he enlisted in January, Riverton.
Also on the committee
1942. He has been stationed in North were Non-High board members: W.
homo.
Carolina at Cherry Point and Edenton M. HlUar, Mrs. Ida Linder, Mrs.
for more than a year. He still thinks Polly Nickason, A. R. Sasse and Mrs.
Oregon’s green hills look best to Martha E. Mulkey. Because of his
him. Miss Eleanor Smith, of Eugene, being in attendance at the State
formerly of Coquille, accompanied Grange meeting In Grants Pess, Ed
him. It was her first visit here for Detlef sen was not present.
about four years. Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Kern entertained them at their
There is a wide difference between
beach cottage at Bandon Thursday
to deceive, and being silent
evening-
m penetrable.—Voltaire.
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Wood Ranges
$54.50 to $114.50
I
BREAKFAST SETS
$17.95 to $39.50
7:15
One Only-BUNK SET
$49.50
LOWELL
THOMAS
NEWS
3 CIRCULATING HEATERS
$59.50
Purkey Furniture
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FAMlMAJWARTitt
Harvey Cole Married Last
Month In Bayonne, N. J.
Mrs. Geo. Adams received ’this
week a picture of her son, Harvey
Cole, and his bride of Bayonne, N. J.
The marriage took place at the bride’s
home at BayonnZ on May 13. She
was the sweetheart he left behind
when he was sent overseas, which
proved to be on the African Invasion.
There he was badly burned a year
ago, June 28, in a gasoline explosion,
which occurred while he was on s
rest period after the siege. He has
now recovered from the experience
and is stationed at Fort Bennis, Mass.
He met the girl he married .while do
ing guard duty In her home town for
nine months before he was sent over-
Leroy Gilbert Commissioned
Lieutenant In Marino Reserves
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ROLL IT OM’WITH A
ROHIR-ROATIR
This clever, new Afta
painting tool coiti xUtf
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Harold Leroy Gilbert, son of Carl
L. Gilbert, Coquille, was graduated
this morfth from the Naval Air Train
ing Center, Corpus Christi, and was
commissioned a lieutenant in the U.-.
S Marine Corps Reserve.
He is a former student of the Lin
field College at McMinnville and is
a graduate of CoquiUo High.
Each Naval Aviator is an expert
flyer, navigator, aerologist, gunner,
and radio operator and fly carrier -
based or land-based planes In combat
zones, of at Naval Air stations at
home and abroad. Type of planes in
NaVM1 Aviation include fighters, dtve
bombers, scout and observation, mul-
ti-enigned bombers, patrol planes,
and air transports. Whether in the
; Marine Corps or in the Navy, Naval
I Aviators wear the famous "Wings
of Gold.”
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Corp. Phillip Reed Was Home
On Furlough Recently
Gregg Hardware
Home on furlough has been Cor
poral Phillip Reed, visiting his wife,
Betty Reed, and other relatives and
friends. Reed is stationed at Syra
cuse, New York, and is in the trans
port command. Mrs Reed had plan i
ned on accompanying her husband
back as far as Omaha, Nebraska,
until he returned home and told about
traveling conditions. Although he did
have'a seat aU way, this was more
than most folks had. The Reeds
spent two days in Portland seeing the
town before his return to New York.
Betty returned to her work Tuesday.
Alarm Clocks repaired at Schroe
der’s Jewelry. Men’s Wedding Rings
in stock.
Dillara Market
Specials Friday, Saturday and Sunday
MILK Alpine, Spec. Morning, Carnation case 439
HONEY Floradale, pure Caíif._ _ 5jb. tin $1.19
Polish Sausage Rings, delicious lor sandwiches lb. 29c
BEANS fey qualify Birds Egg or Cranberry lb. 7c
PICKLES Libby's Swt. Sliced T om . Pickles Qt. Jar 19c
PEAS Garden brand good quality #2 cans 2 for 27c
SHORTENING, Crisco, Snowdrift, Formay 3 lb. jars 6 8c
CORN FLAKES or POST TOASTIES
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Swift's Qualify HAMS &3AC0N PRICED RIGHT
"UTTER Cream o' Coos or Brookfield lb. 47c
SYRUP Wellman's Golden dips, Icy table syrup qt jugs 35c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
APRIC0TShN.,",”'i...„,
time to
Cantaloupes, Jumbo 36s,
Onions 0H¿dWhite’ -
ri
Finest
Quality-Lug
O *70
I
n*Nc
3 lbs. 25c