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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1946)
TH E C O W L IU .fc v A L T - t l Emmanuel Baptist Church The Ministers' Comer Rev. W alter C. Radke, Pastor You are Invited to worship w ith us in the follow ing services: 3Y CONGRESSMAN HARRIS ELLSWORTH Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Worship service 11:00 a. m. Young People’s groups of all ages Session Nears End , • the members came to the House meet at 6:45 p. m. T R U E H A P P IN E S S There 1s still considerable “ must” chamber to attend the prepared pro- Evening service 7:45 p. m. legislation to be completed by Con- gram By Rev. W. V. Anglin Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m ress before the end of the fiscal year, Four Senators have passed away Choir rehearsal Thursday 8:30 p.m. P astor Church of the N asarene j qne 30th. A ll current appropria- (including Senator Glass) during the ______________________________ _ D aily Vacation Bible School w ill tions end on that date. The d ra ft past year, and feer Representatives, begin u 9 00 a. m. of June 17. We law ends and so does the OPA law. including Oregon’s James W. Mott. We once received a book of in trig u - heartily invite a ll children to attend Both of these law* w ill be extended. This is an unusually large number in ing title, via., "God’s Happy Man. u tr Vacation Bible School. but there is considerable work to be the Senate, and a small nur/.har in As a ll humanity is, we were inter done to adjust the differences be- the House. The Senate has 96 ntem- ested and read i t This book con Christian Church tween the two houses of Congress. I bers, and the House 435, and in one tained no late discovery of some new East Fourth and Coulter Sts. As this Is written, the Senate is year, not so long ago, there were 28 religious invention to be sold to the Liston Parrish, Pastor working on the draft extension b ill members of the House who passed public as a money scheme but was a and w ill then take up OPA. Several away. ______________ Bible School 9:45. Mrs. Martha straight forward djsertation on God’s appropriation bills have yet to be I Music for the service was fu r plan fo r the real happiness of all Burdy, Supt. A s||ort program in recognition of father w ill be pre acted upon. So. in spite of the fact nished by the U. S. A rm y Band o r- mankind. that the leadership in both House ahd chestra and solos by Ccngressmsjn The Psalmist found out the secret rented. Senate have been driving to get this . Louis. Rabaut of Michigan, accom- and filled 150 psalms w ith his over- Morning worship 11:00 Lord’s legislation completed as early as pos- panied by his daughter at the piano, flowing exuberance end begins the Supper. Special music and th ird sible, we are drawing near the dead- j Invocation and scripture readings firs t one w ith “ Blessed,” which message in the series of “ Living on line date. I were made by the House Chaplain, means, “ very happy,” and ends up the Mountains, the theme “ Mount The House has been somewhat Dr. James Shera Montgomery, who the last one of the 150 psalms w ith Carmel, the Mount of Decision ’’ ahead of >the Senate in clearing its opens every session of the House w ith “ Praise the Lord.” T ruly God’s blest Junior C E. and Young PeoDle’s major bills. During the last two an impressive prayer. The addresses man can and does. does, “ "Praise Praise the Lord.” Lord,” • — -------- p weeks, the Senate has been endeavor- of eulogy were delivered by Hon. This happiness does not come from irg to catch up by holding numerous F. Edward Hebert (D) of Louisiana outward gifts, fine weather or food, night sessisons. A fte r the necessary and Hon. J. H arry McGregor. (R) of but comes from a happy heart which legislation is completed, and by “ nec Ohio. has been transformed by a wonderful essary” 1 mean those bills which must Congressman Edith Nourse Rogers gocj jn giving to man the satisfaction be acted upon before the end of placed a memorial rose in a vase in of 8jns forgiven. He starts out a the fiscal year, there does not seem front of the Speaker's platform as "blessed” man and ends up as “ Praise to be enough other pending" legisla- the name of each deceased member ye the Lord.” lation to require the Congress to stay was read by the clerk. This was fo l- j These were the closing words of in session very late-ftit/A he summer. lowed by a one-minute period of de- my old Christian father as he was No one is w illin g to'- predict when votfonal silence. dying, “ Bless the Lord.” A happy be- this session .wtll w f t , but the general S n r ll Business Aid 'ginning and a blissful ending: how opinion seems to be that the date The Department of Commerce has wonderful and, best, it is a blessing w ill be somewhere around July 15th established a division known as the obtainable by all who w ill surrender - probably a little later. “ Small Business Division,” under the their hearts and lives to a heavenly direction of Laurence F. Arnold, a Father. Congress Honors Deceased Members The The annual Memorial Service was former Member of Congress. held in the House of Representatives function of this divi on, as out on May 28th. This service is held lined to me in a letter from Mr. A r each year to eulogize and revere the nold, is to answer questions from per deceased members of the Senate and plexed small businessmen as to how House who have passed away during to obtain scarce materials and equip- the year. As a rule, the Senate does ment, adjustment in price schedules, The Daily Vacation Bible school of not officially join this memorial serv- : or some type of contract assistance, ice, but the Senators usualy take Such questions can either be sent to the Christian church w ill hold open time off to attend. This year was a me or direct to Mr. Arnold, who may house at the church on Sunday even ing June 16th, from 7:00 to 9:00. bit different, inasmuch as Senator be addressed as follows; From 7:00 to 8:00 and after the Carter Glass had passed away that Mr. Laurence F. Arnold, Director, evening service the work of the ch il morning, and the Senate had ad Office of Small Business. dren w ill be on display in their de journed its daily session in respect Department of Commerce, partments. to this veteran Senator. The Senate Yes, A t 8:00 In the sanctuary of the recessed at. 11:21 a. m. and most of Washington 25, D. C. church the children w ill present a Oregon program, which w ill include Bible Weekly letter From Washington, D. C. f Christian Church To Hold Open House 6:30 p. m. Young People and Junior C. E. 7:00. Evening service 8:00. Program by societies meet. 7:30 Evening regular service. the Daily Vacation Bible School. .... Midweek Prayer meeting Wednes Don Wed. 7:30, Choir Practice. day evening. Farr, director." Beginning Monday at 9:30 a. m. Mrs. Ford w ill supervise a D ally Va Pioneer Methodist Church cation Bible School, to be conducted Second and E llio tt each day 9:30 to noon. A ll are In Bennie Howe, M inister vited to attend from ages 4 to 14 Sunday: Church School fo r all ages at 9:45 a. m. lost WKAN H H 1 « A M I N “ Divine worship at 11 a. m. m bs . e. to wsLSS. f t . w o « t h Youth Fellowship at 6:30 p. m. - — 1 HOT. ■> Evening praise and worship at 8 o’clock. Wednesday: Choir rehearsal at 7:45 p. m. lhurMU> Bible study and prayer at 8 p. m. l a clinical conducted by Thought for the week; Christianity is like a bicycle—when it stops it falls. -i 52 Lbs.! U te ® Church Of The Nazarene N inth and Reath Streets Rev. V. W. Anglin, Pastor 9:45 a. m. Sunday Bible School. 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship. Ser mon, "The Price of Our Redemption.” BARROW DRUG CO. AN APPEAL The Tourists Are Here! New Church Head Nat led In Boston Veterans Urged Not To Get Excited Luther Phillips Cudworth, C.S.B. of Boston, has been named president of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, at the an nual meeting by the directors, it-was announced this week. — Veterans were cautioned this week not to become prematurely excited over the pending "term inal leave pay” bill in Congress because the pos sibilities are that, should it become law, it w ill be some time yet before any pay w ill be available to ex- servicemen fo r unused furlough or leave time. This word of caution came from o f ficials of the state Department of Vet erans' Affairs, after reports that vet erans have started-already to make T raffic safety experts from all parts application fo r this pay in various of the nation w ill gather in Corvallis veterans’ , aid offices throughout the during the period June 17-28 for the state, believing that the b ill had a l Eighth National Institute fo r T raffic ready been passed. Training, according, to Secretary of Actually, Veterans’ A ffairs spokes State Robert S. Farrell Jr. F arrell’s men said, the b ill only came out of office is In charge of arrangements for the House m ilita ry affairs committtee the Public Relations Seminar, to be last week. held in connection w ith the Institute. Although passage by the House Experts in the field of police tra in seems certain, the Senate s till must ing, tra ffic engineering, d river tra in take action, and considerable delay is ing and public education w ill attend expected there. the Institute as instructors and dis Furthermore, spokesmen said, even cussion leaders. A member of the Coquille police if the leave pay should pass both houses there is a possibility the presi department w ill be present. dent w ill follow the lead of the budget Bargains, 70U are looking for? bureau, <vhich is opposed to the bill, and veto it. They are in The Sentinel Classified I f and when it does become law, section. Veterans’ A ffairs officials said they . w ill release fu ll details and explain how Oregon veterans can apply for the pay. Traffic Experts To Hold Meeting Oregon Journal Coquille Representative MRS. L. E. HAMLIN . 225 East Tenth St Phone 19TL f 6 r your Sand and Gravel, BEN H AM ’S TRANSFER, Phone 5. It The Prim ary class w ill present a short j play and the Juniors w ijl give a dem onstration w ith their electric maps which they have made during the school. The public is invited to at tend the open house. There are 113 p u p ili enrolled in the school and the attendance has aver aged 90. St. James’ Episcopal Church The Rev. Robert L. Greene, Vicar Sunday: 8:00 a. m. Holy Communion. ,11:00 a. ro. Holy Communion with Sermon (1st and 3rd). Morning Prayer With Sermon (other Sundays) Wednesday: 10:00 a. m. Holy Communion. 2:00 p. m. St. James’ Guild. 7:30 Choir Rehearsal. 7:45 p. m. Bishop’s Committee (3rd | W ednesday). Friday: -7:30 Cub Scout Pack, No. 314, (3rd , FYlday). First Church of Christ, Scientist Coquille, Oregon Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Sunday Service at f l a. m. Subject fo r next Sunday, “ God the j Preserver of Man.” Wednesday evening meeting 8 p.m. Free public Reading Room at 239 W. Second, Roxy Bldg., open every | day except Sunday and holidays from 1:30 to 5:00 p. m. Sabbath School Saturday, 9:45 a.m.' Church 11:00 a. m. Prayer Meeting Thursday 8:00 p.m ., 35c sold $300.00 worth of cows for a M yrtle Point farmer In The Sen The Holy Name Catholic Church tinel Classifieds. Mass at 9:30 a. m. every Sunday. * • • We heard of one father who claimed that bad weather con ditions didn’t affect the crop of wild oats in the least. • a • Of course it’s all right to grow« a crop of wild oats so long as you don't have them threshed out in court. * * 3$ • • • Nothing will please Dad more than some much needed serv ice on the family car, even though he may have to meet the bill. It will pay dividends the whole year. ww BUTD SERVICE SOUTH HALL P U B ! Be Safe! Come » and eee a t new far the tire that OUTWEARS PREWAR TIRES! Don’t think those tire» Jimmie risk» h it Heck on are specially built. They’re production-lint dree. The same tire» B. F. Goodrich is turning out by the thousands to meet Am erica’s overw helm ing preference for "the tire that out- o t t n prew ar tires.” T h e same tires we’re ready to sell to you' They’re the new B F . Goodrich Silvertowns with the wider, flatter "road level” tread /W £*.20 that makes your rub- t I O 6 1.60-16 | her go farther. Come p ,, in and see us today. T B. F. Goodrich rot « 0 o o it " D t o e t eod Collect" ttriib L n e Lohr or M . C. oo A B C oetworh, Thorutoy n o r ; . L is t to to L b t m ot C O N V E N IE N T Chamber of Commerce BY HOUSING COMMITTEE Phone 2 9 9 TERM S Home Made .m n n in n ü in n r r r r Hi Folks! Next Sunday is Father’s day. You know what a modern father is. He’s a man who’s wired for cash. * Don’t delay, either call the Coquille Hotel or come in person. Seventh Day Adventist Church Take Jimmie Lynch's ward fo r i t i In that connection, many father is suffering from touch of the son. • • « Any one who ever gave the right size shirt on Father’s day would have a fit. now the tourists are coming back to and here in Coquille the hotels can not always accommodate all who want rooms. Therefore we appeal to you to get that spare room ready as an overnight stop for these tourists. Please call 299 and inform us how many you can take care of and discuss the charge to be made. We have gone to great expense to bring tourists to Oregon, now that they are here let’s show them our Coquille hospitality! A V A IL A B L E Thornton Tire Service Southern Oregon's largest and most Complete Tire Service We are out of sugar! We are out of flour! We are out of shortening! S o-w e are closing our doors Saturday, June 15, until further notice. ixzxxxxxxxxx oq uille B a k e r y Phone 243 340 W. Front, Coquille, Tel. 270- Broadway at Curtis, Coos Bay. 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