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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1947)
COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL, COQUILLE. OUCOON, Dorcas Group Meets W ith Mrs. Guy Kelley The Dorcas Group of the Church of _ sionary nurse in Norway w* >so Hooton will be hostess Christ met with Mrs. Guy Kelley last thur Hi THUKSDAY. FEBBUAMY 1», 1M7. Eagles Auxiliary Holds Meeting W lU RUNNING TILL YOU MAVt W AT NEW CAR Thursday afternoon. A short busi ness meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. W. Sloan, and devo tions were led by Mrs. Carrie Ben ham. The group voted to send a, supply of much needed toilet articles, such as soap, wash cloths, etc., to the mis- group in March. Cookies and coffee, The Coquille Eagles Sewing club were served during the afternoon to Wednesday at the home of Lo ttie following: Mesdames Cam e Ben- rtne Mennings ln Coos Bay. There There Harold McCue, were 21 memfc ham, Amos Pay smbei rs and guests present. Minnie Young, W. Sloan, Earl_ Dun- : A poyuc|< luncheon was enjoyed at can, John Boots, Belle Hooton, Arthur , oon. A short business meeting was Hooton, Mary Newton and Miss Jen held in the early afternoon. Sewing nie Lafferty. j and chatting were the day’s activities. Those present were: from Coquille, ■ Mesdames Hester Meaning, Ardith Davey Browne Has Fourth Birthday ; DeGroat, Edythe Frenier, Lela Avery, were Bobby Bailey, Karen and Kathie: Nellie MarUndale, Ethel Parrish, Ora Thursday, Feb. 6th, little Davey Winkle Brewster, Jessie Hattie .Adams Gaffey, Ruby La Vernon Browne, son of Mr. and Mrs. “Dee’ E n V n Jon S S Head Marv f t S Lvn X An- in- Bonnell Tuel, browne of 420 South Heath street, eluded Mrs Wm J Head Mrs. W. J. Mollie Hurl, Virginia Heintzelman, celebrated his fourth birthday with Winkle, Mrs. Robert Battey, Mrs. Fred Minnie Dalrymple and Bertha Wilson; a party from 2:30 o’clock until 4:30. Mrs. P. O. Lund, Mrs. Karl Al- from Coos Bay Mesdames Margaret The busy afternoon was spent in play True n in e a n d Mrs. M r s . Browne Browne. Spores, Mildred Schaer, Kathryn and ing with the various toys and as a pine Lemon and hostess, Lorene Menntng. fitting climax, ice cream and a birth ; Guests were Betty Ann Bradshaw, day cake with candles were served. and Ann Bradshaw. The youngsters sat down to a table Birthday Party Held Next meeting will be with Jessie centered with a lovely bouquet of ! Adams in Coquille on February 19. daffodils; place cards were miniature As A Surprise past board drums; two red, two white . . I Heads Sitkum Ciah and two blue. , Mrs. Anna Sanford, who makes her ¡¿rs. Florence Strode was elected Favors were glass telephones filled home with Mrs. Helen Harvey at ■ president of the new Brewster Valley with candy for the girls and glass 588 So. Henry street, was pleasantly i 4_B sewing duD this week when a trains, for the boys. Young guests surprised on her birthday, Monday, group of girls met at her home. Feb. 10th, when a group of the neigh The club is named a “Stitch-in- bors came laden with gifts and re Time” club. freshments to spend the afternoon. Officers other than the president Individual birthday cakes and ice are, Charles Mullen, vice president; cream comprised the refreshments. Phylis Shelton, secretary; Sharon Attending were: Mrs Henrietta Car Sapp, reporter; Elen Strode, cheer rillo, Mrs. Lillian Clark, Mrs. Lola leader; leaders, Mrs. Elmer Strode, Myers, Mrs. Helen Larson, Mrs. Delia and Mrs. Rosabel Brown. Bonney, Mrs. Cynthia Sherwood, Mrs. Helen Harvey, Mrs. Ammarette Mer- Cupid’s beat bet is t h e ----------- ten and the honored guest, Mrs. San- Saturday, February 15, at the ford. Community building, sponsored by ---------------------- !V. F. W. Auxiliary Admission 90c. IN YOUR GARAGE/ S a le s Upholstery Monday night, Mrs. Murl P ettit: was hostess to her bridge club for , seven-thirty o’clock dessert. Susie Folsom won high score at contract; Nora Rosa, second, and Emma Pierce, low. Attending were Mrs, J. L.U Smith. Mrs. Lloyd Rosa, Mrs. M. OZ Hawkins, Mrs. Hal Pierce, Mrs. Edna Hartaon, Mrs. Bert Folsom, Mrs. E. W. Lorenz and Mrs. E. E. Leslie. 1 ■ Cleaner Window and S e r v ic e No Job Too NOW IN STOCK Mrs. Pettit Hostess To Bridge Club YOUR CAR ----- FROAf CHANGING SPARK PLUGS TO A COMPLETE ENGINE OVER-HAUL, OUR FACTORY TRAINED MECHANICS HAVE THE KNOW-HOW AND USE ONLY GENUINE FORD PARTS AND REPAIR METHODS. M & W AUTO CO. Phone 81 F in i and Taylor ____ z Henninger's Market Prices Effective Friday and Saturday, Feb. 14-15 City Judge's Office Arrested on January 31 by city I police and charged with driving while : under the influence of alcoholic l i - 1 quor was Ray Ellsworth Hamilton, 210 South Heath. He posted bail for 8150.00 arid at the hearing on Febru- ary 6th, he pleaded guilty and was fined 8135.00. M. J. Willis was arrested on Feb- , ruary 1, charged with being drunk in a public place. He forfeited $10.00 bail. Harold J. Guptill was arrested Feb ruary 4th, charged with driving while under the infulence of intoxicating liquor. He posted 8150.00 bail and i the hearing was set for February 10th at 10:00 a. m. He failed to appear, i so his bail wa sforfelted. , Cleaner Radiator Stop Leak SPECIAL! Returns From Trip CHROME PLATED Mr. and Mra. Grant Wilcox just re turned from a delightful two weeks auto trip. They visited relatives in Sacramento and Long Beech, Calif., and went as far as Phoenix, Ariz., where they visited a sister of Mrs. Wilcox. Fog Lights Don's Oasis Aerosa from the High School on Hlway H l Visits Here Mrs. William Blakeley of Sutherlin spent a couple of days in Coquille at tending to some dental work. She is the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bosserman. Suggestions to help relieve you of COFFEE OLD SOUTH problems. 46 oz. ............. Perrys ROAST BEEF 14 oz. can .... Sw ift’s PBEM 14 oz. can TANG NU BORA 59c Giant Size 45c BEN HUR TEA-Block 1/4 lb. pkg. . 19c ALBERS R eg........... 10 lbs. ..... RANCHO AQ. Pancake FLOUR SPERRY’S SOUPS Tomato . . 9 c Vegetable . 10c 10 lb. Bag..... 98« I CAMPBELLS Fancy assorted Filled COOKIES 39c Close in, Hardwood Floors, Electric Hot W a ter Heater, Laundry - Utility Room. SOAP POWDER 21b. pkg. . . 4 9 c Salad Dressing 1 pt. jar . . 3 7 c Hostess FRUITCAKES lib . pkg ........... w ir C Krafts Velveta CHEESE 2 lb. pkg............. SWIFT’S Lb. your lunch fixing Sentinel Clasalfied Adv«, will aett it. Good Modern Homes GOLDEN WEST Reg. or Drip TOMATO 3 for 29c GOLDEN GRAIN SPAGETTI No. 2 Can PEANUT BUTTER 603 Jar 2 for ________ 25c WE HAVE A LARGE AS SORTMENT OF JAMS & JELLYS AT REASON ABLE PRICES NÖCOA nb-pkg- 34c TOBACCO PRINCE ALBERT 1 lb. Tin............. . No. 2 cans . 2 9 c OREGON HARVEST PEAS No. 2 Can 2cans . 2 5 c Small Acreages • Home with 5 acres, Only H/2 miles from Coquille. • 4 Acres, edge of City - Ranches • 160 Acres, 23 acres of bottom land, cow barn; 14 miles from Coquille. • 1000 acre Sheep Ranch fully stocked & equip ped. Many other Homes and Small Acreages to choose from! Sunkist Sweet and Juicy Size 252’s 2 D o z .............. 55c INSURANCE — REAL ESTATE Phone 97 Jim’s GRAPEFRUIT Market Texas Pink — Large 70’s E. E. Wallace, Prop. 2 f o r .............. 19« LETTUCE Large Crisp Heads 2 heads . . . 33c CALAVOS Just the thing for variety in your salad «■Ernie Smith Roxy Bldg. ORANGES 35's . . . ea. 19c ALBERS OATS (With Glass Cereal Bowl) 3 lb. pkg. . . 34c Del Monte CATSUP 14 oz. bot. . . 27c We hove a nice selection of Steaks • Roasts Boiling Beef • Lard Fryers Hams • Bacon Jowls • Smoked Sausage and Smoked Pork Chops Come In and See „ Us Sunshine Krispy CRACKERS 2 lb. box . . . 4 5 c WHEATIES 8 oz. pkg. 2pkgs............. 2 7 c
