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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1946)
t »E.\ 1 Viron Cade and Elcie Edinger (both of Coos Hay) were united in marriage at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isjele Edinger in North Bend. The ceremony was read by Rev, Everett H. Gardiner at 12:30 o’clock Monday, July 22, 1940. Bride and groom were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Isiele Edinger. After the ceremony a buffet lunch eon was served to the following guests: Mr., and Mrs. A. E. Shepard of Yuma, Arizona; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Greaves and Mrs. William Esch, of Empire; Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Boyd, Ruby Langendorfer, Mrs. Ross Brown, Mrs. P. B. Jacobson, Mr. and Mrs. Ixjyd Strobel and Mrs. Bertha Brown, all of Coos Bay; Mr. and Mrs, Jess Wooley of Englewood, Lee Anderson of Coquille; Mrs. Earl Esch, Floyd Shepard, Edith Lee Carr and Hazel Cornell, all of North Bend. Im mediately following the _______ _ the reception _ happy couple left for Seattle and plan to spend a week around Mt. Hood. The bride wore a white dressmaker suit and pink orchids. H o m e m a k e r s '___ Camp Finished The Homemakers’ Camp at Camp Lawhorn finished last Sunday with a good representation of Coos county homemakers in attendance. It was under the direction of Mrs. B. W. Dunn, acting home demonstration agent for Coos county. Period of camping was from last Wednesday until Sunday. Among those registered for the en tire camp period were: Mrs. James Schoolcraft and Mrs. Kay Grout, Greenacres; Mrs. A. R. Morten, Mrs. Harry Ward, Mrs. Frank Rogers and Mrs. Ida Hinze, North Bend; Mrs. William Egenhoff, Mrs. Nancy Chal mers, Mrs. Robert Raqkin and Mrs. Jalmar Alto, Eastslde; Mrs. Panza Simmons and Mrs. Charles Holver- stott, Prosper, Mrs. Ivyl Frye, Fairview; Mrs. Lloyd Davenport, Broadbent; Mrs. Alton McCue, Riverton; Mrs. Louis Langenberg and Mrs. Ellen Qualman. Charlston; Mrs. Don Gray, Sumner; Mrsl-Harland Montgomery, Milling* ton; Mrs. Hazel George and Mrs. Margaret Keeley, Port Orford. Attending • for the one day were Mrs. Feichtinger, Mrs. All Justrom, Mrs. Earl K. L i t t r e l l and Mrs. C. W. Scott, Coos Bay; Mrs. Ted Green, Mrs. Amy Davenport and Mrs. Lila Ocheltree, Broadbent; Mrs. Brant Batchelor, Mrs. Perry Radford, Mrs. Ernest Holden and Mrs. Micho- losky, Eastslde; Mrs. Priscilla Mast, Fairview, and Mrs. N. R. Bulson, Co quille. Past Noble Grands To M eet A t Beyers Home The Past Noble Grands will meet with Mrs. Ruth Beyers Friday jaight Members will please eat their deaaert at home and come far hamburgers between six-thirty and seven o’clock CoaCILL*. o lito c i N. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 184« Pinochle Club Meets A t Weekely's ngagement Announced Pinochle club 26 at the home of Helen Weekly. Hostess was Marion Gilbert. Those attending were: Marion Gil bert, Helen Weekly, Mildred Wag- goner, Marvene Lake, Esther Wil- liams, Marvin Day, Bonnie Mclntee. Corine Hooker, Rheo Burg, Ernestine Salisbury. Three guests who attended -were Patricia Cross, Marsha Gillespie, Mrs. Simmons. Prizes wefe: High, Mildred Wag goner; low, Marsha Gillespie; travel ling, Marvene Lake. . Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bosserman an-, nounce the engagement of their daughter. Donna Dean, to Mr. Wil liam W. Blakeley, son of Mrs. Ethel Blakeley of Pittsburg. Pa. The wed ding will take place at the Episcopal church, August 9, at 8 p. m. ------ —---------- Letter To The Editor Sharon Cochran Has Birthday Party Sharon Cochran had a small party in honor of her 6th birthday last Wednesday while she and her mother •< the Thornton cottage .t _______ affair was complete with Dear Editor We wish to thank the judges of the favors, a large birthday cake and 4th of July parade for awarding-us other good things to 'eat. Enjoying first prize. It came as a very pleas- the occasion were: Tommy, Anne and ant surprise. Janet Creager, Nana and Stephen Also our thanks to each one who Foss, Jimmie Sinko and Coraleen ana helped with the float and to each Sharon Cochran. home maker who took part in our Home Extension program the past Many Social Affairs year Soon we which will wtH*be as interesting H o flO fS M l'S . M o C C program, and important to us as Home Makers as the past one has been. ! Mr> Harriet Sweet Mace of Santo We especially thank B ull Arnold Barbara Calif., was the Inspiration who furnished and drove the truck “ “ “ reunion and get-to-gether of and Mrs. Arnold for her work. o,d friends at the home of We hope to have a large group of M pear] Ellingson last Thursday members this year. night Thank you, The evening was enjoyably spent Mayre Laird in recalling old friends and old times. Several of those present attended the first high school in Coquille. Grange Notes _______ I were At a late hour refreshments Friday night, 2,6’ toC<x^ ! e Mrs.* Marjorie ^Geaney, Miss Myrtle Grange met with three visitors pres- Long Mrs Margaret Garoutte, “ Bro. Wlcklander who is state depu- ‘ h I8'" WlClH8s deRuthtaVarÌ>eversUn beth Bennett of Springfield, Oregon, ahl ^ l e m ^ b e r Uthb u ? X ' l ^ Mre Grace Greenough and Mrs not been w ith us for two years. Sr. __ _______ ____ V#Broy and“ Sr. ^WtekJ^^M'’ ^ e r e Anne Kampf spent Sunday_oni the escorted to the Masters Station and Curry county coast looking for butter business was carried on. clams. ; ' Three officers were found absent, Josh Ruble, legislative chairman, re- A M o w « it e m « _ ported ___.... on Co-op electric meeting at r k fQ y O I v C W j 1 t t r i l l j Coos Bay. Henry <“v* •on?e and acci- j Mr. and Mrs. Verne Lundy of Myr- good suggestions on dent laws. A letter from National tie Point were Wednesday evening Grange headquarters was read and guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burtis. «25.00 was voted to apply on said Miss Maureen Evans came down building. ’ from Myrtle Point last Tuesday and The Quarterly report was read and visited at the home of her parents. 116 members reported to good stand- Mr. and Mrs. Ward Evans, ing which means dues paid for 1946. Mrs. Ward Evans visited Saturday Sr. Wick lander gave a short report at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. on Juvenille work at State Grange. Keltner and also at the home of Mi In her talk she told of the report on I and Mrs. John Felsher at Myrtle rices on farm commodities given by Point. prt__ _______________ Lynn Schradet, who had been sta boys nine and ten years old. Bro. short talk con- tioned at New Foundland, has been Wicklander %V e lue Cross hospitaliza- discharged from the armed services cerning the and returned to his home on Hall's tlon plan and grange I Sr. Varney spoke a few words. Dur Creek, last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. Woodward came ing the Lecturer’s hour, Paul Belt- man showed some pictures in techni in from Burns, Oregon, last week and visited relatives in Arago. Mr. Wood- color which all enjoyed. A group of 14 people from Aleghany were present to give us a preview of a play which will be presented here later, sponsored by the Coquille / ' ‘ Grange. Judging from the preview the play should be well worth seeing. By MARTE LAIRD God's Miracle of Color is revealed in the colored granites of the Rainbow line of fine Memorials. Carnelian, Ruby Red, Diamond Gray, Diamond Pink, the Rainbow patterns, Diamond Black, as well a§ the usual grays and many others. THE OREGON GRANITE CO. Coos County representative—Gladys C. Gano Phone 100 190 So. Coulter St. Coquille, Oregon ward was just recently discharged from the service. i«ir. and Mrs. Melden Carl, Douglas and Becky enjoyed a picnic dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.* Cedric Cross at Riverton, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Butris visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wat kins, on Hall’s Creek last Thursday evening. , —’ , Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Hammack ol Myrtle Point were Monday eve ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller. Mr and Mrs. Harold Fish came in from Powers Saturday evening and spent the weekend at their home on Fish Trap. Rev. "Walter C. Radke of the Baptist church in Coquille conducted the regular morning church service. Sun day School followed with an at tendance of about 25. There will be services again next Sunday, preach ing at 10 a. m. and Sunday School at 11 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. McAllister spent Saturday night at the home of their son .and his wife, Mr and Mrs. Shelby McAllister at Coos Bay. Mr«. Stanley. Halter and Mrs. Ida Myers and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl all attended the Pioneer Picnic held at Coquille Sunday. H. E. Watkins and J. L. Burtiss were hosts for a picnic held at the H. E Watkins home Sunday for the Coos County Post Masters. The following group of people gathered at the church last Wednes day evening to finish cleaning up the church yard and to enjoy a weiner roast afterwards: Mr. and Mrs. Wer ner Plaeb, Dick and Bobby; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Halter, Mrs. Ida Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Melden Carl, Douglas and Becky, Mr. and Mrs. Ward Evans, Mr. and Mrs S. C. McAllister, Erwin Plaep, and Javelen and June Sim mons and Kerwin, Charlene and Phil lip Roe and Max Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Allison Roberts and A B Crawford spent several days at Rogue river last week fishing. Mrs Erwin Hennegan of Coos Bay. visited at the home of her brother, Kenton Myers, the past week. NEW TIRES W ITH A FUTURE! ATLAS BACKED BY 12 M O N TH WRITTEN W ARRANTY z Coquille Service Station B etter T han P rivate I nvestigation There’s so ancient way in which a purchaser might satiafy himself of clear tide to land. 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