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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1946)
r e iw M m T H * U O Q Ü IL L * V A L É R Y S E N T fN tX . C O Q U IL L E . ORROON. T H 1 I S D A Ï , A U G U S T ». IM S . Mrs. Hal Pierce Hostess A t Shower Honoring Popular Bride-Elect Mrs. Fred Mos's Honored By Friends Miss Donna Dean Bosserman was «■ A few friends and neighbors gath tendered a lovely miscellaneous Present were Mesdames Rudy John ered at the home of Mrs. Sa'm Fore shower Saturday night at the home of man in honor of Mrs. Fred Moss who Mrs. Hal Pierce, with Mrs. L. A. son, U. E. McClary, Jim Brady, Mary is here visiting from Las Vegas, Ne Lundquist, Mrs. Leona Bryant, Mrs. McKeown, Bert Gould, Bertha Smith, vada. R. T. Slater and Mrs Pierce as joint Ray Jeub, E. E. Leslie, M. O. Haw- i Watermelon, ice cream and cookies hostesses. The large rooms were were served by the hostess and a good attractive with lovely arrangements kins, George Howe, Roy Barton, Geo. time was enjoyed by all. of snapdragons, glads, tree poppy and Laird, Earl Nosier, Roy Boober, G. A. Those present were Mesdames Viola Ulett, D. B. Keener, W. E. Bosserman. Liday, Lenora Neely, Alma Halter, mixed summer flowers. K. P. Lawrence, Murl Pettit, Miss The bride-to-be received many Esther Briner, Bertha Wilson, Evelyn beautiful gifts from those present Bess Maury, the four hostesse and the Ray, Ollie Moss, Emma Foreman, Sam honored guest, Donna Dean. The and many who were unable to at- Foreman. tnd. At a late hour dainty refresh groom-to-be and bride-to-be's "Da'd1 made a belated appearance. ments were served by the hostesses. N Candlelight Rites Held A t St. James' Vacation Trips Told By B.P.W. Members North Bend Club Hears Pea Talk Coquille’s project, started by Dr. The Business and Professional John D. Rankin of the planting, har Women's Club met at the home of vesting, and quick-freeze of peas in Mrs. Hal W. Pierce last Monday eve Coos county, got some additional pub- ____ __ ning for a business session. Mrs licity last Monday when Lyle Riggs, Louis Holimon, the new president principal of the North Bend high i school, gave a talk to the North Bend presided. Mrs. Iris Elrod, president of the K lw anisclub on the future of the Woman s Club, reported that Marvel peas, and explained some of the prob- Skeels was being sponsored by her lems encountered in the first trial club In a program of music otp Wed- plantings this year. . , . . . nesday evening, August 14, at 8:30. Miss Bridge Club Meets Judy T h rift Celebrates Sixth Birthday Judy Thrift celebrated her sixth'sH blrthday Saturday with a lovely little party at her home on Spurgeon Hill. Neon Signs Following a busy afternoon, the youngsters sat down to an attractive Brighten City table with individual cakes centered with a tiny candle at each place. Ice cream and candy completed the W h a t m ake a city look bright, refreshments. Invited were: Sharon prosperous and on its toe* . . . Cochran, Lois McCuskey, Peggy Nos w ell, some people say Neon ier, Julie and Merrilyn Perkins, Kar Lights, and they’re net too fa r en and Mike Williams, Butchie Harris, wrong. Mary Anne Ashley, John Dimmick, B rig h t new neon signs lit up Richard and Judy Thrift. and tw in k lin g th eir messages of Highway Group Will Visit County Area The Oregon state highway commis sion will make its regular inspection of state highways and roads in this section Friday, Aug. lflth, and will spend some time in the new myrtle- wood area, it was announced today. They will be on a part of their statewide inspection of higl h w ay san d work being done. alert businesses can be seen on a few Coquille businesses, and the newest of these are the Hotel Co quille, Mason’s H a rd w a re and Paint store, and Lorens Depart ment store. Tuesday night w ith the other street lights off, those establish ments really goth th eir money’s w orth in advertising, and ju s tifi ably so, fo r they made the city of Coquille lite ra lly come alive. Card licenses were issued to Bill Fortier’s place and Brandon’s by the city council this week. Liston Parrish will be the speaker at the Roseburg Youth-For-Christ rally Saturday night. On Saturday Virginia Lindsay left for Salem where she visited and shopped. Mrs. L. T. Beale of Eugene and Mrs Mary Eaken of Bandon are visiting at the home of Mrs. Allen C. Smith. •smovs Stains, « M Rsw Sparkle ta DEN IA I PLATES jio ^ M U S H IN G ' K l n . il . .« a . iw . k i r » ______ __ Jes t e « l r e e r .1.1« . . k r U s * tai s ( t a w •> » a t e r . a little k k t a l l t . P r e s ta i S la ie s . S ta ra la .a lie n . aeS S e e la r t sSara Staaepear V a e r tee Ik aea rk ta lik e ■ • » . Ask re a r Srasglst taS ar f a r k k e . i t « The marriage of Mias Patricia Mc Kelvey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. McKelvey of Coquille; and Roy Porter, son of Mr. James Porter, was solemnized on Friday, August 2, Retirement Plan W ill KLEE NITE the Brushless Way 1948, at St. James Episcopal church at 8:00 p. m .ln an impressive candle Start September 6th G et K L K K N 1T B today at B arro w Drug light ceremony by the Rev. Robt. L. Legion Commander Greene. a ll good druggists The bride wore a light gray dress, The state retirement plan for pub with white accessories, enhanced by a lic employees will start to Include To Change Soon beautiful corsage of gardenias and Coos county people now on the staff pink rosebuds. The bridal pair were as piano Commander Bill Head of American of the county September 6th, it was attended by Miss Berneice Haga of ets to seU for >1.00, plus federal ta x .! Miss Madeline McKeown was host Legion Post 36 will soon step down announced today. THE OREGONIAN Reports of vacation trips were given ess to her bridge club Tuesday eve- from his year of highly successful Coquille and Robert Kelley of Coos This notice has been sent to the by various members. Mrs. Hazel ning. Decorations consisted of leadership as Legionnaire chief and state by the county court, according to Bay. AGENCY Hanna told of the thrill of' riding boquets of mixed flowers. At con- be followed by Sig Peterson, World Judge L. D, Felsbeim. above the clouds she enjoyed while tract, Georgianna Vaughan won high War II veteran as post commander. The cost this year will be financed enroute to South Dakota and of the score and Wilda Schroeder, second, Under the leadership, of Commander out of a speical budget allocation of Cornerstone Club delightful trips by car jshe took with Delicious refreshments were served Head the post has forged ahead and 310,000. Y O U * O R E G O N IA N A G E N T her sisters and brother-in-law. lat a late hour. done much'' in community activities. A t O'Dell Home . Mrs. Georgia _ Richmond J told In her . Present were Mrs. L, B. Gould, They have built a modern clubroom, J. V. SIMS inimitable manner of her ride on the Mrs. Ted Foss, Mrs. R. JC. Vaughan. elected a Fourth of July queen, Jackie Personal Mention Phone 201 The Cornerstone Club of the elevated railway in Chicago and of Mrs Elbert Schroeder, Mrs. William : Hansen, and contributed to many ‘ elevator and down | Barrow, - Mrs. - Walter - -- - . Mrg L D w it of Phoeniz, Ariz., Church of Christ met at the home of ‘ her trips up in the C o quille, O re. Lltzenberger, I local drives. the president, Mrs. Willeta O’Dell In the escalaf tors * in ‘ “ the Marshal * *—* Field *’ - Mrs - - E. - L. - Anderson - - - - J. - E. - Ax- | Membership has zoomed and it Is ; an aunt of Mrs. R. T. Slater, «pent ,Mrs. Tuesday night. A short business store. , tell, Mrs Rodney Creager and the now one of the best organized posts . several days visiting at the Slater meeting was held followed by a talk Mrs. Emma Pierce related her ex- hostess In the state. ' home., on the "Race” problem by Mary periences in running down antique _ _ _ Stevens entitled “We Look At Our shops in her day at Vancouver, B. C. selves.” Members were reminded that dues Devotions in keeping with the topic first and were urged to get them be were led by Alda Nosier. A social fore that date. time was enjoyed with refreshments. Miss Inez Rover read an article on Mrs. O’Dll was assisted by Martha Ol Lise Meitner, the discoverer of uran son. Others present were: Mickey ium and who later developed the Boots, Emma Frances Farr, Alice atomic bomb. Rhay, Alda Nosier, Jean Pinkston, , Mrs. Mabel Hughes won the door Elizabeth Floyd, Hazel Robbins, prize. Lucille Barklow, lone Billings, Vir Mrs. Pierce served delicious re ginia Groshens, Loeta Marcum, Grace freshments a tthe close of the meet Keck, Mildred Miller, Gladys George, ing, using plates and cups from her Pat Towne and Mary Stevens. interesting collection. The following members responded to roll-call. Mesdames Ida Owen, Hattie Holi Dennis Sturdivan Has mon, Grace Detlefsen, Georgianna Vaughan, Georgia Richmond, Hazel Fourth Birthday Hanna, Lois Bowen, Lelah Elrod, Margarita Brodie, Helen Detlefsen, O f course it is. Y o u r hom e is your castle, your haven Saturday, little Dennis Sturdivan, Mabel Hughes, Laura Brandon, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mamie Geaney, Mabel Johnson, Dor from the cares o f hurried life. This is where you take Sturdivan, had his first real party, the othy Tuttle, Florence Barton, Bertha occasion being his fourth birthday. Smith, Emma Pierce, and Misses Bess your leisure and find the real pleasures o f life. Here you Following a busy afternoon of open Maury, Edna Robison, Myrtle De- ing gifts and out-door activities, ice Long, Inez Rover, Arlene Robertson raise your c h ild re n . . . entertain your friends and cherish cream, punch, candy and a large and Leah Rover. birthday cake provided the fitting The club members will meet on the love and com panionship o f your husband. climrx to the celebration. August IS at th home ot Ruth Beyers Little guests were Charlie Hansen, for a pot-luck supper in the Beyers But isn 't there som ething you can do to m ake your Gene Fields, Dick Hatcher, John yard. Stevens, Geranna Stevens, Gary and Committee appointments were read hom e m ore livable . . . m ore delightful, gay and charm Phyllis Jean Ray, Pete, Janie and Jo- for the coming year and the program Deanne Burr, Joe Claassen, Ronnie suggestions were adopted by the ing? M aybe you’re tired o f looking at the same old Gould, Mary Dee Richardson, Nana members. and Stephen Foss, Sally, Bill and i draperies, threadbare rugs and w orn-out furniture. We Dennis Sturdivan. What's the most important thing in your l i f e ? .. . Seventh Birthday Party Held Saturday Myrtle Point Men Named To Group The American Guernsey Cattle club has recently announced the election of R. W. St C. B. Mattson ot Myrtle Point to membeAhip In that club, ac cording to an announcement received recently at the county agent’s office in Coquille. The American Guernsey Cattle club is a national organization of 25,000 breeders of purebred Guernseys which trace to the Island of Guernsey, the original home of the breed, in the English channel. The club also super vises tests of production and through Golden Guernsey, Inc., supervises the marketing of Golden Guernsey milk. suggest you plan a new Kroehler “ Live-In” room now. The new Luxury Lounge C onstruction takes an almost personal interest in your com fort, and the refreshingly new styles and colors will do w onders for your entire hom e. Coraleen Cochran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cochran, celebrated her seventh birthday by inviting sev en little school friends at a theatre party Saturday afternoon. They met at one o’clock at Cora leen's where ice cream, coolade and a large birthday cake were served. At ach plat was a balloon and a tiny glass mug filld with bath salts. After the refreshments, they went to the Liberty theatre. Invited were Karla Schroeder, Mary Anne Ashley, Janet Bernheisel, Sandra Storey, Butchie Harris, Jean Peterson and Doreen Ellingson. ou get more for your furniture dollar— than any dollar you spend'' Bargains, you are looking for? They are in The Sentinel Classified Sentinel Classified Ads will sell IL section. 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