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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1947)
S on B o rn •rîïe Wïïcu, in tin ti COQUILLE. 0 0 0 8 COUNTY. OKEGON THU RSD AY, FEBRUARY 13. 1947. director on the grade school board McCue and Mrs. Hull. A planned lunch, escalloped pota last Monday at a special election. toes, meat loaf, hot rolls, with the de Vance Carlson is back in school licious salads, was enjoyed by the , after an absence of several days be following members: Mesdames J. R. cause of illness. Fraser, Leander Panter, Lester Peter Clausen, Lyndei Finley, Clausen, Ray Lockwood, Ellis Hol Joree Libby, Billy Hall, Audrey Rus brook, Willard Knight, Owen Willson, sell are absent from school with the Harry Hull, W. T. Alpine, Wesley mumps. Frasier, Adolph Molthu, Alton Mc The 4-H calf and cooking clubs met Cue, Chad Roderick, Mrs. Lyle Chap at the school house Monday. B y M rs . H ase l H udson Powers basketball quintet will play pell, a sister of Mrs. McCue from The Riverton Extension unit met at North Bend and Mrs. Lonnie Clark against our teams on our court next the home of Mrs. Alton McCue and Mrs. Wesley Travis from Coquille Saturday at 2:00 o’clock. Our boys Thursday, Feb. 6th. won from Bandon last Friday after were guests. The project was “winter salads” Mrs. A1 Thompson was elected to noon on our court, 27 to 24: and from and was ably demonstrated by Mrs. fill out the term of Mary Libby as Bridge last Saturday on tneir court, 10 to 0. Mrs. Ira Baumgartner cooked a birthday dinner for “Chuck” Brock way last Monday evening. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Brockway and Mr. Baumgartner. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Holbrook and son spent the week-end with Mr. S T E IN M E T Z , M O T O R S and Mrs. Ellis Holbrook. - DODGE T f lU C K S Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kay stopped in on their way to Yreka, Calif., to visit his brother, Clarence, and see • * * their home town. Miss Leona Hobson of Roseburg has been a guest at the Hartwell home the past week. Lubrication Tim e! Mrs. Eli Bra suit i reached home Sun day evening from Portland. Mrs. Lester Clausen is confined to Let our Lubrication experts her home because of the mumps, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gasner’s fam Shell-lubricate your car the ily of Myrtle Point were visitors last Check t Chart way! Each Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. moving* part and fitting is Roy T. Johnson. double checked for your Pro Our Independent basketball team ■ $ O M E G A LS T A L K SO lost to Coqqllie last Monday night. tection. Be safe to drive Happy Birthday greetings this M UCH i t ! s POSSIBLE TO safe! week go to Tom Hull. Robert Baumgartner, Charlotte Bogard S E T H O A R S E LISTENING and Chuck Brockway. We trust Lube today! TO T H E M , the new year will have many happy surprises In store for you and that you each have many more birthdays. I close with a Valentine Greeting to all: Here's a day , That's known to all As one of hearts and flowers; Because of you It’s known to me 5 0 0 - F ftO D T ST. As one of happy hours. P-WONB 2 0 3 COQUI LL-e Ash Wednesday Services A t St. James' A son weighing nine pounds. 11 ounces, and named Phillip Ben, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Reed at the McAuley hospital Saturday, Feb. 8th. The boy is the firs tgrandchild of Mr. and Mrs. William Reber of Co quille. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Reed of Myrtle Point. "Lent will begin at St. James’ Epis copal church, with celebration of the Holy Communion at 7:30 and 10 o’clock on Wednesday, February 10th. At the 10 o’clock service. The Peni tential Office will be read and the vicar will give the first of a seriea of weekly meditations Dance to Johnny Dayton's smooth music at the Community building Saturday, February IS. 4tto A t Riverton Riverton Extension Group Holds Meet l o c u l q it s /y {TEinmtTZ^x, «■ QUALITY ^SER VICE » SELECTION H - A N ___ D ! TOOLS » POWER TOOLS ------- -----i— I-----——--------*— *------ i---------- B O q j store is headquarters for t o o ls ...o f all kinds. Stocks ore more complete than ever, quality is always the highestl. Compare these valuesl Adjustable Wrench RATCHET BRACE An Important value! Full 19- inch sweep. Enclosed ratchet Rosewood head and handle. $ J C • Z 7 J C n Strongest chrome vanadium steel, drop forced, heat treated, tempered. Jaw s open to l 1/» in. Overall $1 C Q length 10 inches. ■ • ip ▼ SUP-JOINT PUEflS io-inch MILL FILE 7/c 35 « M 1 1 i ■ a S T tu M r tl l i t groov.d ■ ( s PS S la a S fin * single cat. Slight S a g a r la both thlckiwss sad width. Sat tool s te a l HAND HATCHET forged steel head bread batches. Black oxydizod tiaisb resists ru«t. Straight grsiaed hickory hzadlo........ «(>1,70 ADJUSTABLE HACK SAW A fine quality adjustable saw. Han hard rubber pistol grip. Blade sets to fo positions ....... We H ave Presto Logs ’1.49 BUCK SAW Vary stout doubla bow tramo con- 1 structioa. Tum buckio adjustment iennoa. an* . $165 &£l WOO hardware COQUILLE PH 16 COOS BAY PH 62 378 West Front Trupak, rich and creamy 1 lb. j a r ........................... 33c Peanut B utter Orange Juice O M IO , Trupak, your vitamins in the can, 46 oz. can 33c Case of 12 . . . $3.89 Grapefruit Juice Trupak, Preferred Stock 46 oz. c a n ........................ 29c Case of 12 . . . . .$3.41 Apricots Pacific M ist, whole unpeeled in light syrup-No. T V i can 29c Case of 24 $6.89 Sardine Fillets S & W Au Naturel, Boneless 7!/2 0 z . c a n ....................... 29c Small White Navy 2 lb. pkg............................... 59c Beans A t Arago By Mrs. Harvey Myers Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sell and son,' Joe, of McKinley were Sunday din- , ner guests at the home of his uncle Leonard Sell. Mr. and Mrs. Norman of West Vir ginia were callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Sell Saturday Eva Shields was a Monday caller, at the Leonard Sell home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zeller of Bridge, were Sunday guests at the home of his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Zeller. Mrs. Leonard Sell and Dorothy and Mrs, Clyde Lillie were Monday guests of Mrs. O. H. AaSefl. , William Sweet, J rx and Norman Nash of Sixes were Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Aasen Mrs. Werner Plaep and sons left' for Portland Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. John Carl and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schroeder left on a trip to Florida one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Myers of Myr tle Point and Mr. and Mrs. S. C. [ McAllister were visitors at the home of Mrs. Wayne Woodward Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Crawford and family of Coos Bay were Saturday guests at the home of his brother, I Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Crawford. Mrs. Robert Bernhardt of Coos and Mrs. Fred Dupuis, of North ' were guests at the home of their par ents, Wednesday of last week. Jaylene, June, Lilian Simmons were Saturday evenirfp dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lillie. Kenton Myers, Mrs. Harvey Myers, June and Joseph Simmons were Sun day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lillie. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lillie were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Gulstrom. Ladies Aid was held Friday in the Community church. Those attending were Mesdames Albert Lillie, Clyde Lillie, Gus Schroeder, J. I* Burtis, Stanley Halter, Tyrrell Woodward, John Widmark. ’z Mr. and Mrs. L. Landers spent the week-end out In the Willamette valley visiting relatives and friends. Mr. and Mrs. Erank McCrary and George Binder, all of Coquille,- were Monday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Mayse. Mrs. Clyde Lillie was a lunch guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leona/d Sell Monday. Mrs. O. H. Aasen attended church Sunday. Sunday school attendance was 43. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Roe and fam ily and Max Williams spent Sunday forenoon in Bandon with friends. I Mr. and Mrs, Frank Proctor and family of Bandon were Sunday even ing guests at the home of Mr. and ■ Mrs. C. P. Roe and family and C. R. i Colling. C. P. Roe returned home Thursday! evening of last week from a two | weeks business .trip. Mrs. Alma Halter, Adrian Halter, | Mr. and Mrs. Norman Halter, M r.' and Mrs. Stanley Halter attended the I funeral services for Mrs. Mary Chap- ' man of Glide, Monday. Mrs. Chap- ( man passed away Saturday. Those attending Young People’s meeting Sunday evening were Miss Charlene Roe, Kerwin Roe, Max Williams Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Stable and sons. Mrs. Perry Neal and granddaughter, VIcke Sue White of Coos Bay and Mrs. Laura Krantz of Coquille were Wednesday visitors at the A. J. Mayse home. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Roberts were Sunday evening guests at the E Roberts home at Myrtle Point The men attended the exhibition basket ball game. Miss Ethel Fish visited Friday even ing with Mrs. W. A. Roberts. Mrs. Charles Griffith was a caller at the. Leonard Sell hon)e«Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Schroeder was a guest at the home of his niece, Mrs. Clay Ga Garoutte of Coquille. 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