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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1946)
- THB c OÛLTLLE VALLEY SENTINEL. tOQLILLM. OKÉÛÔN. THURSDAY, JUNK », 1M«. V k . • / i f « ■ -» -a " -» Lfoings of Local People Entertain At Dinner I day night at Ripper’» in North Bend M r. and Mrs. Lloyd Claver ware to M r. and Mrs. Lev Craven and Mr. hosts at a dinner party last Wednes- ( and Mrs. Ralph Assistant Fire L'hief Frank Schram Phil Albom of Southwestern attended the city council meeting, tors is in Portland this week 1 business trip . Dr. J. D. Rankin took his fishing Dean Dragon Dragoo spent the lore fore bart boat out Sunday fo r a firs t run un w ith of the week in Eugene. The Dragoo's new steel gear and his newly installed Robert L Greene and | M r .and Mrs. Lev Craven entertain- form erly lived in Eugene. The motor. He holds a commercial fish H arry Johnson conducted ________ __ a little ! ed Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stuller at a ing license and is looking forw ard to B ill Barrow was a M yrtle Point the tuna season o ff Depoe bay when serenade fo r J. A rth u r Berg on Tues dinner Thursday evening >ing of < last week. visitor Saturday evening. day in the Hotel Coquille coffee shop, (tuna begin th eir summer run. their song being "Happy Birthday.” Mrs. E. D. McCune and Roger left John Purkey, Bob Harbison and«- Joyce Munger is now employed in Thursday for Portland to spend a few Mrs. Ernest Watkins was a Coquille days w ith her sister and fam ily. From Brewer M ills spent Monday morning the office at the Sayre Builders’ Sup vW to rS a tu rd a y and while irT t' own there she w il go to Seattle to be w ith fishing on Laurel lake and came plies company on North Taylor, _____ paid The Sentinel a nice visit. J Mrs. __ her husband, who -is visiting his bafck with a nice catch of trout. Watkins always brings in a bit of the brother and family. r e t e r n ^ T a t l r d ^ f m m ^ t e t e ^ ’ An«eles’ daughter ™ d ^ n - t e - t e w ^ f charm of her lovely home in the green valley above M yrtle Point. The W at The Past Noble Grands w ill meet t S n of the state ^ l t h d ^ ^ S ' M r and Mrg' OrvUle Wood’ are «<- kins have been doing more work on with Mrs. Birdie Skeels Friday even meni ?n P o r t l a n d L C<T ± “ “ I their farm and home. ing, June 7th. fam ily buck and they are visiting in I ^ l i h T r n ^ a l i f n m ^ ln Curry county while awaiting their lhe Southern California city, Mrs. C. B. Young has taken t a job Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Harriman of . at Bunker H ill and is onl y in Co- Portland, form erly of Coquille, were house in Coquille. ____— Released From Navy -------- ys on_which on whii ° n - Sa,urda?'s day week-end visitors here. C. Eugene Fields, George B u rr and Emery Thompson, SF th ird class, always comes in to The Sentinel for « copy of each week’s paper. Jim Howe, form erly a sergeant in Mayor O rville Wood inspected th e ' ot Rt- 2, Bandon, has been released the U. S. Arm y air forces, is now city dump ahd the new work being ,rtMn active duty w ith the U. S. navy, R waa announced this week by the Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Briner were home and has gone to work fo r the done on it, Monday afternoon. office of personnel separation in back in Coquille last week from Milo, Standard O il company. He is the son ; — —— Missouri. While here they completed of Mr. and Mrs. George Howe and „ M r- and Mrs. Lud Scharfer and the Bremerton, Wn. sale o f th eir home to J. J. Esser. was discharged from Randolph Field, Rev- and Mrs. R .L . Greene and fam i- i ,les »P«nt Sunday on a picnic in the They have purchased a grocery store Texas _____ myrtlewood p a rk ’ area. in Nevada, Mo., and w ill take over as soon as they return. Mr. Briner Roberta Mason is now employed at Mr. and Mrs. Taliant Greenough reports they like the state of Missouri, the Safeway Store during the sum returned from two weeks at the and Nevada is a town of 8100 people mer months. Rogue where they caught th eir lim it In the heart of a rich, diversified ag of salmon which they had canned ricultural area. On their trip west Dave Kline, B ill Kistner, and there. They plan to spend some time they came via Colorado and encoun tered quite a bit of snow in the Rocky George Gant spent last week fishing In the Cascade mountain lake ke region on the Middle Elk. They are telling the rest of the month. Mountains. . I of a lot of fine big trout caught ln Bob Harris says he found a cafe Mrs. Hale B. Eubanks and daugh-, the Curry county stream. at Sutherlin that serves real rib i ter, Adrienne, left last week at the , close of school for Camp Beale, C all- Mr. and Mrs Craig Perrott are In j steaks. M r and Mrs. Harris and the fornia, where Capt. Eubanks has been 1 C alifornia on a vacation. They left ! Pat M cLarrin’s stopped there on their way home from golf at Rose hospitalized for several weeks. Coquille last Thursday. burg Sunday evening. ---.. ----- ------ JL -o . \ Mrs. Sunday M yrtle for ten DON'T FORGET DAD / DS- FROZEN FOODS GRAPEFRUIT, PEAS, MIXED VEGETABLES, CORN CHOP SUEY, APRICOTS, J. L. Smith returned home from the Mast Hospital in I Point, where she had been days following an operation. CHICKEN A LA KING, CAULIFLOWER, SPINACH, BROCCOLI CUTS, ASPARAGUS, APPLE SAUCE, CREAMED TUNA AND SALMON, OYSTERS Jack Blum, one of the graduates of Coquille high school last week, left Saturday evening for Portland, where he plans to enlist in the navy. Father's Day, June 16 . . . and don’t forget just because he’s always buying g ifts for the rest of the family that he likes a token of af fection once in a while himself. . . . give Dad a break on HIS day this year. Get him an enduring g ift he can enjoy for years. And make it TLEWOOD . . . something for his Say a pair of brand new and ex clusive myrtlewood and tooled-leather wild life or horse head plaques. Mrs. Lex Cope and her daughter, Marjorie, were shopping in Coquille last Saturday, coming here from their farm home near Langlois. Hannah Sandqulst w ill be w ith the Coos county health department dur ing the month of June Harry Johnson, K P. Lawrence and Alton Grimes attended a lodge meeting ln Coos Bay Monday even ing. I Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Hollenbeck are the parents of a daughter, Florence Arlene, who was born June 2nd ln ! Coquille. She weighed eight pounds a tB irth . Both mother and daughter are doing well. Or one of our beautifully-designed myr tlewood humidors, smoking stands or cigarette boxes. Look over our extensive display to day. You’ll find something here for Dad . . . and all the family, too. • GANT'S GROCERY thick lost 3 time» RACKLEFF PHARMACY Phone 4 305 W. First F irst Street M B»» F rank and B ill's Auto Service Elmer Benham is in Portland this week. Union Service Station Bldg. George Taylor is ln Portland this j week conducting business. 2nd and Taylor FRANK ROBISON BILL EARLS Edgar McDaniel North Bend was witness on •murder tria l this week at the court rooms. M yrtle Lane • • Myrtlewood Shop . Janice Osterhout Is the new secre tary in Ernie Smith’s Insurance of fice: * . Ph. 77-M K oK eel V illage Sensational VALUES’ The Rev. Robert L. Greene con ducted a funeral service at Bandon on Monday of this week. The serv ice was under the auspices of Schroe der Bros. Coquille, Ore. Miss Donna Lee Lanham of Port land was a recent guest of friends in Coquille. Saturday night. May 25, she was entertained by Mary Anne Walker at the Walker cottage ln Ban don. Other guests were Laura Emily Ruble and Joyce Benham. Mrs. Berniece Moithu is now « <. at home after two weeks in the Belle Kièfe hospital. Lewis Barnes of M cM innville has been ln Coquille the past week work i n g fo r Dr. Crawford while Coquille’s veterinarian was 111. A All Kinds; extra large, low coffee tables, lamp stands, end tables in pairs or single. Several kinds of wood and finishes. Many have glass tops. Attending the Masonic ceremony at Coos Bay in which Dr. J. D. Rankin ~ ' and Donald B. Estes received ed degrees Monday night were W^ P. Laws, -aws, H. S Norton i, J. A . Moore and W illiam Bar row. A son, Michael Thompson, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Tom E. Drake, at Co quille on May 24th. The young lad weighed seven pounds, 14% ounces. ...a vibrant, new scent B that beckons you south of the border, where life B is fired with excitement, where gaiety seeks a ro- mantic partner, where the echoes of lilting laughter make tempting promises. See our window display Thursday COLOGNE: four os.-$3.50; six os. — $5.00 As the rain causes things to grow, gentleness brings love to life, turns hope into faith, sub dues arrogance, brings order out of chaos and understand ing to bewildered tninds. Gen tleness is a subtle power; it is a pervasive influence; it en ters freely where bluster is de nied. FwgMrffMw.LW • * a for price slashes! » W hether for yourself or for a gift, this is too good to miss! We strive at all times to give of our time unsparingly, to act with sympathy that is practi cal, to meet every ethical re quirement of our profession. BARROW DRUG C O M P A N Y 51 Roxy Building J I £ Biegger furniture Co. 460 W. Front Phone 262 i ’I«
