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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1946)
t English Bride Given Post-Nuptial Shower A t the Home of Mrs, L, H. Williams Miss Evelyn M attoon Given Shower Friday Evelyn Mattoon. Sending gifts but unable to attend were Dorothy Soden, Claire Hultin, Mrs. Della W deux, Mrs. Mary i Davis, Catherine Norton,• Belle Bel- Audrey Mattoon, Cora Sullivan, Mrs. ; Hatcher and Mrs. Jennie Taylor were loni, Vera Melton, Pauline Pettit, Fuller, Mrs. Laird and Mrs. L. P. -------- :—; i hostesses at a lovely pre-nuptial Sauna Caughell, Vera Hatcher, Eva Philpott. Mrs. Harold Williams, who arrived» shower for Miss Evelyn Mattoon at McCue, Ophai Gilman, Icalene James. June 8th from Sheffield, England, to her home Friday evening. The even Maymie Geaney, Evelyn Benham, make her home in Coquille, was given Engagement ing was spent in opening the many Nellie Stephens, Myrtle DeLong, Ir Neighborhood Club a poet nuptial shower Wednesday . lovely gifts. At a late hour delicious ma Beck, Christine Yarbrough, evening, Nov. 13th, at the home of r i refreshments were served by the host- Stanley Fitzgerald, Mabel Kunz, Viola A t Mrs.« Robb's Mrs. L. H. Williams. Hostesses were: Announced Norton, Helen Detlefsen, Peggy John Mrs. Laura Minard, Mrs. Bob Holz- , Attending were Nellie Prey, Grace son, Effie Johnson, Barbara Adams, gang and Mrs. Craig Perrott. Mrs. Floyd Robb entertained the Friday night, Nov. 8th, at the home, Detlefsen, Marie Sanders, Luella Ethel Mattoon and the honored guest. Neighborhood After opening the numerous and one-fifteen tlon. Mrs. Harold Dey, Jane Martin,! lovely gifts, refreshments were of served by the hostesses. Invited were formerly of Coquille, announced her Mesdames W. Matejka, Morse Stone- engagement to Ialo D. Stephens of cypher, Lew Williams, Gladys Wil Roseburg. Each guest was given a ‘ liams, Denton Ellingson. Leroy Swin corsage with a card containing the, ney, Ray Detlefsen, Barney Slate, ‘•news.*’ The evening was spent in! Kenneth Miller, Mary Williams, Er playing bridge. Lorraine Perrott won' nest Perrott, Tom Stevens, Annie high score and Eleanor Grimsgaard, , Lund. Cliff Gulseth, Dennis Wag second. The guest of honor was given a goner, Ambrose Caudle, George Blanchard, M. D. Sherrard, S. ' L. lovely gift from those present. At a! Fitzgerald, Aina Eckholm, Frank Wil late hour dainty refreshments were cox, Minnie Henson, Frank Schram, served. Attending were Mrs. Harold Stev-j Frances Thompson, Vemer Johnson, L. H. Williams, A1 Mannelin, Howard ens of Coos Bay, Mrs. Thurston} Detlefsen, Marion Clayton, Harold Grimsgaard, Mrs. Ray Detlefsen, M rs., Dey, Russell Wilson, Mrs. Von Peg- Leroy Swinney, Mrs. Tom Stevens, j ert, Miss Ariel Crook, Marvene and Mrs. Joe Sinko, Mrs. Dennis Wag Daisy Henagin, Bonnie Gage. Venita goner, ‘Mrs. Irving Larson, Mrs. | Craig Perrott and Jane Martin. Brockway and the honored guest. TIME TO THINK C H E IS T M Nile Club Guests O f Mrst Roper Chenille Robes Mary Lyn Anderson Observes Birthday $ 7 .0 5 .... - For lovely evenings at home, oozy tufted robes of warm cotton chen ille, with slim, flgure-flattering lines. Colors as glowing as the fireplace. Cherry, dusty, aqua and Ugh* or royal blue in the group.. Also lovely quilted chintz robes in yellow, bine and white. Mrs. Perry Roper of Myrtle Point Mary Lyn Anderson, daughter of was hostess to the Nile club last Wed Mr. and Mrs. “Andy” Anderson, ob nesday night. The evening was spent served her fifth birthday with a in making to"S’ cuddle - dolls for the Christ n J ” to tne thZ Shrine I lovely nn+11 party fit.«*» Friday afternoon from iTias box to do sent A ft» r a h u s v 1 Hospital for crippled children. Any- three until five o clock. After a busy, time playing with toys; etc., the one wanting to contribute a toy for youngsters sat down to one large table the box, please ledve it at Steve’s decorated attractively and enjoyed ■ Grocery or at the home of Mrs. C. T. birthday cake and ice cream. Selbig. Each little guest was given a hanky late hour dainty a favor. Invited were Barbara were served. Attending were Mrs. as Starr, David Browne, Gail Andrew Hatcher, Mrs. C. T. Selbig Ann Ann Mauney, Nancy and Mrs. T. S. Stevens, of Coquille, Schroeder, Vaughan, Ronnie Gould, Dana Kenne and Mrs. Henry Rosslow, of Myrtle dy, Johnnie and Joanna Creeson, Do- ‘ Point. reen and Darrell Sanders, Bill and Teddy Briggs, Dennis Billings and Richard Nicholson. Mrs. Anderson Trip Account Told was assisted by Mrs. L. B. Gould. Mrs. Inez Chase entertained a few friends informally Friday aafternoon. Account* of the recent trip taken by Granddaughter Bern Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Perrott are the Mr. and Mr*. George Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Clinton were grandparents of a granddaughter bom related by the two ladies. Others to Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Huff of Klamath present were Mrs. Birdie Skeels and Falls Friday. The little girl is named Mrs. R. E. Boober. Dainty refresh Linda Alice. Mrs. Perrott plans to go to Klamath Falls this week ments were served by the hostess. TREAT THE F A M ILY T O O NE OF OUR DELICIOUS T H A N K S G IV N G DINNERS. JUST LOOK A T T H IS T E M P T IN G Yum Yum Dresses ------------------------ M E N U ------------------------ Dinner — $1.50 SEA FOOD COCKTAIL CHILLED RELISHES Front 1 - 8 P.M. CLEAR SOUP PERFECTION SALAD Ties For the Holidays or Anytime! Traditional Christmas gifts, easy to pick successfully from Penney's large selection! Girla’ dresses that look sweet enough to eel I $ 1 .4 9 Choice of » - Cottons or rayon* I Candy-good stripes I Neat checks! Gay prints! Soft p a s t e l c o l o r s ! 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You can t padlock a fire, but we can help you make sure you have the dollars to restore your home, should fire destroy IL Don’t be caught with In surance that wl» only cover a fraction of your toss, gee us for adequate coverage today. We have several anxious buyers waiting to pur chase a home now—If you are thinking of selling your property. list It with us far Highest Prices. ERNIE SM ITH “UNFORESEEN EVENTS . . . . . NEED NOT CHANGE THE COURSE OF MAN'S AFFAIRS” R oxy Bldg. P h o n e 87 —i— Suggestions Men Sweaters .a.------- - A «HIGHT, BEAUTIFUL Holiday Dress Pat yourself on your shopping list now. For 7.90 (at Penndy’s) you can out-glsmour any Have color, or glitter, or both. O r d black. Rayon crepes, wool blends, a', juniors’, women’s. 7.90 4.98—7.90 .Slacks _____________ 749—8.79 Ties —- 93 c 1.48 Sox* ......... .......- ___ 15o—49c Women Blouses ........1............... 4.89—4,98 S k irts ____ _______ __ J.89 4.88 Sweaters --- ---- ----------- 1.88—3.98 Blips „.............._...........1.85—140 Dresses _________ 1.88—8.90 Men's Cossack 33-oz. warm, long wearing! $ 5 .9 0 - $ 6 .9 0 Children Dresses______________ 1.15—4.8« Blouses ............. ......... .1.48—1.45 Jim m ies__________ _ Shirts ........ -...... —.......
