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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1947)
7 P. M . Concessions Owen 9 , M. Dance starte witii School Orcheatra * * “ * ui«k H *«h Clowned“* * " * Cel* » « * > 18:28 A M . Parade. J P. M. Motorcycle Show by M u lt nomah ( ounty Police Corp« 4 P. M. Square Deuce« at Com munity Building. 5 P. M. Old Time Dance with M c Kinley Oreheetra » P. M. Fireworks Display July 5 IS A. M . Street Sports 11:38 A. M. Firemens Court. House. * D* uWe Header B u e - ball Game made up of Pi Coos Bay Elks. Bandon Coquille. 9 P. M. Dancing with Red Nichols and His Five Pennies and Or. chestra. . x ★ ★ ★ vr Baseball July 5 ★ . ★ ★ Fireworks 9 P. M . July 5 ★ ★ ★ Old-Tim e Dancing July 4 & 5 , ★ “ ★ ★ “ Miss Bonita Miller Soroptimist Queen Candidate For Sixth Annual 4th o f July Celebration l o Be Held In Coquille, July 3, 4, 5 Benito M iner V W U In Ceos Bay . Mlss ■ Bonita Miller spent Wednes day afternoon visiting Soroptimist friends in Coos Bay and North Bend. Among them being Lucille McEniry. president of the Coos Bay SoropUm- itots; Marie Bellah, former secretary of Coos County Court and charter member of Coquille SoroptimtaU; Flora Compton of the Chandler Ho tel, former charter member of the Coquille Soroptimists and c h a ir m a n of the “Fourth of July celebrations previously held In Coquille; and Mrs. liable Newhouse, owner of the Baby Shop in Coos Bay, and daughter, Mrs Joe Harry, old friends of Bonita’s family. Junior Parade Opens The Soroptimist Junior parade opened on Saturday, June 21, at the Coquille community building. With the help of Mrs. Stanley Fitzgerald, Bonita Miller, the Soroptimist queen c a n d id a te , children and their toys. In the afternoon Hasel Hanna, Soroptimist president, as sisted With the children The very fine cooperation of Mr. Williams, who is the caretaker of the community building, has been of greet value in the project. UngeR To A ll children from the ages of 1 to 17 are urged to to the com- bulMiiw to so they may be entered In cade. Mias Bonita M iller and w ill be there the follow ing hours: 10 a. m, to 11:20 a. m. and from 2 p. m. to 4:30 p. m. Plans have been made to have a potluck luneh in the park back of the corn- the had the time of __ _ ves on Saturday, play ing and wpdring to get th e ir things for beginning work on The first members to Stanley and Eugene Carmlcle, Clinton Martindale, Freddy Cedarquist, Eddie Stork, Bobby, Carol Turnbull, Tommy Johnson Robert Nelson registered two live cub hears and Sally Alexander regis tered her big Airedale dog, Judy. Other items registered were wagons, trikes, doll buggies, clown suits, end toy band instruments. On Baricwell, who is a genial clerk at Perkins’ Stationery Store, drew several designs for the Junior Parade, and Sally Gable, art major at Willamette univeristy, also made designs and instructed those de siring help In the art of drawing With this important help, Miss Bonita started the Juniors with the work of their floats. •tyled and tirad fo r fha Junior Woman of fiva font five or la«i HOLD THAT UHI Jfooderful fly-fram tt, marked off this stay sad that in denser stripes So easy *o doe, so easy to wear, and strategi a lly striped with vertical lines to be stow added inches. Belted-tiny tot a hand-span waist, and sleeves-slit fa r a provocative a ir! Created for you by D E M I-T A S S E in satiny toft H A L PERN « S H U R R Rayon Broadcloth that takes to water tike a cake of soap! M iln , Blot, G r,,. Lnoo, Y tllo » 13V, to 2 2 ^ . 510.95 MissMay'sShop Monday Busy Day Monday was spent collecting lum ber and other necessary materials for loaU. Work was also making the floats. begun on the cleaning of the park, so It would be a suitable piece for the first potluck lunch which is to be held on the completion of the project. For an added incentive, Luckey Bonney had promised to give the Juniors an ice-cream party. ____Investigates Community Last week has been a busy one for the Coquille Soroptimist 4th of July Committee. Miss Bonita MiUer, their queen candidate, has done many in teresting and constructive things. On the basis that one must know his community to sell it, she has been investigating some of its facilities, first of which was the city dump. Since these are often such unpleasant sights, Bonita was surprised to see- that Coquille’s was well taken care of and inoffensive. That cute cub bear of Robert Nel son’s certainly w ill be something for our parade. Camera Fans Reminded The camera enthusiasts_____ minded to order film so they would have a good supply on hand for taking pictures of the Soroptimist Junior parade Ideas for this parade were gathered when Mias Bonita M iller had Mr. Fred Logsdon of Iz)gsdon’s Jewelry show colored pic tures of the Junior Rose Show parade in Portland to Mesdames Ruth Bey- era, Hazel Hanna. Capitola Fitzger ald, Mabie McClellan, Lata Leslie. Mae Barton, Thora Wataon, and Miss Bernice Haga. Bonita Visits 1 The Soroptimist Club candidate and Dana Kennedy, daughter of Dt. and Mrs M. S . Kennedy, spent Thursday gathering toys and inter viewing children for the Junior Pa rade of which Benito wlU have charge. Among the homes visited were those of Butch Gulseth, ton of Mr. and Mrs. C liff Gulseth, Jacque line Barton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Barton; and Gary Claver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Claver. Children Invited To Register A ll children are invited to come with their toys to the Community building any time from 10 a. m. to 4 p. m. to register entries and toys for the Junior Parade. Miss Bonita M iller w ill be in charge with the capable assistance of Bernice Haga of the Clarence A. Barton Abstract & Insurance Co. Mrs. Clarence Bar ton w ill be on. hand to assist at all times. Others who have signed up to assist are Mrs. Capitola Fitzger ald, Mrs. Thors Watson, Mrs. Hazel Hanna, Mrs. Alice Lafferty, Mrs. Leta Leslie, Mrs. Ruth Beyers and Mrs. Anna Rooney. This past week Miss Bonita has been registering children at Miss May’s Shop for the parade. Bonita Visits Claver Ranch It has not been all work for Bonita MiUer this past week. She, together with Dana Kennedy and Mrs. George McClellan, was a guest of M r. and Mrs. Lloyd Claver and Gary on F ri day afternoon. Young Gary is one of Miss Bonita’s greatest enthusiasts for the Junior parade. Watch this space every week for news of activities of the Soroptimist club Junior parade. Ray Norris Helps Ray Norris young artist, spent Tuesday at the Community buUding drawing the patterns to be used in the Soroptimist Junior parade. Miss SaUy Gable, Willamette university art student, visiting at the Slater's, helped to make patterns for him. Helps With Animate Mrs. Patsy Baikwell instructed Miss Bonita Miller, queen candidate for Soroptimist club, and Mrs. Clar ence Barton in the art of drawing animals for the Junior parade at Miss M ay’s Shop Monday night. Freddy CMarqutst Meets With Accident What a real man is young Freddy Cedarquist. When he met with a slight accident Tuesday there was never a whimper heard from him. Dr. Rankin dressed the saw button thumb and Freddy was back on the Job- Helping On Wagon Frames have been made for all the wagons by Stanley Cormickle, Ray Norris, Eugene Cormickle, Freddy Cedarquist Clinton M artindale, Bob by Turnbull. They are real jobs and what’s more substantial. Busy With Patterns Getting the patterns ready for tracing on heavy paper e r kept Bobby Jean Harris, Butch Harris, SaUy Alexander, Marjorie Martindale, ............... t, Jeff Wood, LeAnna Pownder. and ' Lorraine busy all of Tuesday morn ing. »♦yfod and tirad fo» H» Junfor Woman of li»« foaf fiva or lost PrAotlee Bobby Jean Harris and Clinton Martindale were not working Tues day afternoon as they had to attend square dance practice. HIGHT- O N THE Soroptimist Junior Parade hours: 10:80 to 11:20 A, M . 1 « to 4:20 P. M . No work on Wednesday. * 0»' There » no lim it to the placet you cat r> in this smart D E M I-T A S S E toil AÍ1 members joust have badges boaring name and number of regla- tration This must be worn at all ored in the »cry best of taste, is a fabric that’s as smooth at a diplomat greeting There ! tall making, slim taking strategy in every line. The 8y front closing makei prtattqg a pleas ■ re ' Y o u ’ll put pride in your tw< to button-down pockets that accentual, the slender skirt D E M I-T A S S E giver R u I m M m I R oyiiatiw n to lowed so that our grand caretaker of the Community building will want us often must be obeyed. 1. No skates must be worn in you all this and glamour loo! W U n D o n • • d fa a , G „ j , K o i, 14V, ** 34V , 2. No playing nor loitering in 3. No climbing in or out of win- dows at any time. A No refreshments to main entrance or main dance hall. 5. AU vehicles must be taken to basement and properly registered. , * Main entrance must not be blocked at any time. Others use the Communltiy budding beeides the So 510.95 MissMay'sShop Coquille roptim ists Juniors ★ Rules for Queen Contest: Each c didst* this year w ill be chosen four scores. Twenty-five- ] each for: 1. Number of tickets sold. 2. 3. C - speech at 17 m ★ ★ Red Nichols and each z His World ake is: 1 Jo n s — 1,000 R o t a r y - 1,000 S r Famous -750 V . F. W -—380. Active—280. 5 Pennies . • candidate will receive Coquille per cent at each »1.00 ticket she sells. The deadline on ticket sale Is 9:30 A . M . July 3. Community is to be no soliciting outside clubs tor ticket * Building July 4 - 5 Sig Peterson. Clul:b chairmen are.* Lions— B ill Barrow. . Rotary—Fred Lorenz. Legion— Clarence Bean. T. W.— Bernice Moltbu. Active—Wayne Schroeder. Soroptimist— Mae Barton. ★ ★ ★ • V. Mammoth Mrs. Mairie A. M aclnturff, of In tu rff it Maclnturff, law firm of Bay, accepta invitation to be judge at Coronation ceremonies, July Parade July 4 w* Aeeee^i J. W. (Bud) Forrester, North Bend, owner of Coo« Bay Harbor, accepta invitation to be judge at Coronation f Queen candidate for Fourth of July. Id 3 Other from P oint to la w flt be Bandon and Myrtle Farade Stark A t 18:22 A . M . Under the i Dick Baridow, Pacific Feed and manager, and his committee, CoquHle w ill see one of the biggest and best parades this Fourth of July. The parade w ill start «1 10:20 A. M . on the Fourth of July. Form letters are being sent all organizations out lining rules and regulations. —Advertisement 10:30 A. M . ★ ★ ★ Firemen's Show July 5 11:30 A. M .
