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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1947)
Wv .'/A;; < .se I Loyal W om an's Class M eets A t S. S. H ardenbrook Home Presidei C o q u ille V a lle y ' Xentlnel The Loya} Woman’s class oi the Church of Christ met at the home of Mrs. S. S. Hardenbrook Thursday afternoon, August 4th. A short business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Hardenbrook who also led the devotions. T^e c^ass meet at the church in September for thsir COQUILLE, OREGON coffee w er^ap rvlit*t«r<f Hm’eCnke ! Arch*c'Hatcher, Belle Hooton, Minnie coriee were served to the following: „ r. ■ k ’ Mesdames Earl Soward, W illard Youn«- Carrie Benham. Amos Payne, Sloan, Florence Hallock, John San- Harold McCue, Mabel Hom er and der», Alex Mackey, Alton Dungey J Miss Jennie Lafferty. Shower Honors Miss L itzen b erg er i Miss Phyllis Litzenberger, who is to be married August 24th, was surprised Friday night when she was the honor guest at a lovely miscellaneous shower held at the home of Mrs. Marshall Kennedy, with Mrs. L. B. Gould as co-hostess. The tables were attractively decorated with summer flowers and candles. Follow ing eight o’clock dessert, the lovely packages were opened and admired and an evening of bridge enjoyed. Maxine Kistner won high score, Wilda Schroeder, second, and Rath Axtell received the travelling prize. Invited guests were: Mesdames R. C. Vaughan, E. L. Anderson, J. A. Berg, M arlin Brandon, Don Estes, Earl Carroll, U. E. McClary, E. A. Walker, James Brady, Bob Harris, Returns From San Francisco —Just Surprise Party Given In Honor O f Ann Kam ph By Church Choir Sewing Group M eets A t Howe's M an y A tte n d O.E.S. Anniversary FALL M E E TIN G —The first meeting of the fall season of the Coquille Woman's club w ill find Mrs. W. E. Bosserman. president, presiding over a reception honoring the past presi dents of the Coquille Woman's club M rs W iltshireHostess To Bridge Club Wednesday night, Aug. 13th, Mrs. Lewis Wiltshire was hostess to her bridge club. Hazel Foss won high score and Mabel Gould, Second. Apple crisp with whipped cream aqd coffee were served by the hostess to the following memebrs Mrs. Wm. Barrow, Mrs. Dale Elliott, Mrs. Dan Fish, Mrs. Rodney Creager, Mrs. Ted Foss, Mrs. L. B. Gould, Mrs. Thurs ton GrefnsgareT and two guests, Mrs. Ralph Cochran and Mrs. Ernie Kuntz, a a M y rtle Club M e e ts Thursday The Myrtle club members were entertained by Mrs. Albert Mannelin on the Coos Bay highway, Thursday, August 14th. Following an after noon of sewing and visiting, sand wiches, salad, ice cream, cookies and coffee were served by the hostess Present were Katie Anderson, Aina Bckholm, Ina Sandine, Nancy Duey, Lola McNair, Elsie Bayers and Pearl Ruble, MINNIE WEST —her d u ti« a 01 a Chief Operolor of the • • • Party M onday W m I Coot« Telephone Com pany provide real life Whan darkness settles over the country side and one by one the lights blink out, your telephone center still remains alert and reody to serve you instantly. Whether It be a doctor's call, flood, fire or catastrophe, the Chief Operator ads surely and swiftly to summon aid and keep eom- munications flowing smoothly. The calm, ex» perienced Chief Operator, responsible for the tra in in g o f sw itch b o ard op erators, also supervises the routine work of handling cells, It takes more than mere skill—it takes ex perience and a dutiful sense of service to maintain our telephone system as one of the finest in the nation. TELEPHONE (H NN Honoring Mrs. Detta Wilson of Beverly Hills, Calif., aunt of Mrs. E. E. Leslie, old friends were invited to the home of Mrs. Hale Pierce on Knowlton Heights for a seven-thirty o’clock dessert bridge Monday night. Mrs. H. S. Norton and Mrs. James Brady were co-hostesses. The small tables were centered with bouquets of nasturtiums adn lovely arrange ments of other' summer flowers dec orated the rooms. A t bridge, Mrs. R. E. Boober won high score, Mrs. E. E. Leslie, second, and Mrs. G. W. Bryant, lqw. Mrs. Wilson received a lovely guest prize- Guests were Mrs. W E. Bosserman. Mrs. Q, L. Zentner, Mrs. g. W, Lor enz, Mrs. U. R. McClary, Mrs. Q. W. Bryant, M r» Frank Thrift. Mrs, E. E. Leslie, Mrs R. g. Boober, Mrs, M. O. Hawkins, Mrs. Ed Capps of Bandon, Mrs. Julia Johnson of Roseburg and the honored guest, Mrs. Wilson, a a Guests A t Klens Home House guests at the Wm. E. Klenz home were Mr. anc| Mrs. A- B. King and J. C. Ebel of Elmhurst, Long Island. They are cousins of Mrs. Klenz and the Oerding family. They took time out from their business of interior decorating in Long Island, to enjoy their first trip by auto to the west coast. They were so im pressed with the beautiful scenery and hospitality of the Oregon people that they became interested in the idea of moving to Oregon. While in Coquille, they looked over several properties for investment. R H Vm ES OF REASOn T iJ o U ia r u i lllu H C f y EATON’S FEED STORE 0 OUV A T EATHrSFOI SE ? •Soil Lime - •2 Galion Milk Pails •Canned Dog Food— Just Arrived. EATON'S FEED STORE STRIBUTORS OF - HODGEN BREWSTER - CENTENNIAL FEEDS PHONE 76 ainly About People returned from a successful buying trip to San Francisco for Miss May's shop, is Miss Leila McClure. She sffent a week shopping and buying for the store's new fall clothes. a e Visit« In X oquille — Miss Helen Wilson, daughter of Mrs. Bernadean Capps of Bandon, was in Coquille on Saturday. Miss Wilson was born and raised in Coos county and enjoyed visiting with old friends. e • A Coquille Shopper--Mrs. Leona Bryant of Rock Creek was a Coquille shopper on Saturday. Henry McCue, Alton Clausen, T. S. Stevens, Hamilton Thrift, J. E. A x tell, Elbert Sclyoeder, Lewis W ilt shire, Wm. Barrow, Ralph Cochran. Ted Foss, Orvin Gant, Tallant Green- ough, J. D'. Rankin, Lee Richardson E. H. Sorkmers, Kenneth Kistner, Iris Elrod, J. S. Barton, Carence Barton Walter Litzenberger, R. E. Gedney of Eugene, and the honored guest, Phyllis. A lovely surprise party was a r-’»>— 7 —-------•'* — ranged for Ann Kamph by the choir — ' of the Episcopal church Wednesday night, August 13th, at the home of Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Greene. Taking the form of a picnic supper, guests gathered in the garden of the parson The “Weavers” sewing group of age. The surprised guest was pre the W. S. C. S. of the Methodist sented with a lovely gift from the church met at the home of Mrs. choir members. George H6we Thursday afternoon, • • Aug. 14th. to sew for the bazaar they • w ill hold in November. Plans were made for the annual picnic to be held at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor on Croft Lake Thurs day, Aug. 21st. A 'l ladies wflhing to attend w ill Going from Coquille to attend the be at the Pioneer church at 10 a. m. 50th anniversary of Doric chapter, with lunch and dishes. No. 53, O. E. S., Coos Bay, Saturday Mrs. Howe served lovely refresh night were: Mr. and Mrs. Elbert ments to thé following;. Mrs. Louis Schroeder, M r. and Mrs. Clarence Fugelson, Mrs. Raymond Preussler, Tuttle, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cochran, Mrs. Elmer Davis, Mrs. A. N. Gould, Mr. and Mrs. George Sherwood, Mr. Mrs. Glenn Griffith, Mrs. Stanley and Mrs. R. E. Boober, Mrs. Bertha Fitzgerald, Mrs. Warren Davis, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. O. L. Zentner, Mrs. Henry Belloni, Mrs. Noble Chowning, Hazel Hanna, Mrs. P. M. Norton, Mrs. George Taylor, Mrs. J. L. Miss Bess Maury, Mrs. Bert Folsom, Smith, Mrs Mrs. James Richmond, Mrs. Miss Edna Robison, Mrs. Louis H oli- I Marian Shaw, Mrs. S a n k Norris, mon. Miss Arlene Robertson and Mrs. Mrs. Laura Brandon and Mrs. Zella Ned Kay. | H a l l . ___ COQUILLE, ORE. t Returns From Portland— Evan A l- born returned Wednesday from a four-day business trip to Portland. • o> Golf on Sunday—Golfing at the Country Club on Sunday with Lou Holimon were the Misses Dorothy Nickelson, Dorothy Wersh, Helen Hickam, Mary Lou Payton and Anne Harbison. • • Home From Pendelton— Miss M ar at 2 p. m. Tuesday, Sept. 9tb, In the junior auditorium of the Coquille tha Berg returned from Pendleton on Community building. An active uro- Sunday after spending the week-end rram has been planned by Mrs. Bee% visiting a sorority sister. She trav serman and her committees for the eled to and from eastern Oregon by new year. (Coquille Studio. Photo) plane. • • Take Plane to Pasadena — Miss . MeeU Niece Sunday—A niece of J. S. Barton, Sr.'s, whom he had nev Donna Rankin left by j?lane last er seen before, was a visitor at the week to attend the wedding of a so Barton home on Sunday. She is rority sister ni Pasadena, California. Mrs. Bari Hediker of Los Angeles, She w ill visit friends in southern Cal California. After spending the day, ifornia before returning to the Uni in September. she and her husband continued on versity of Oregon • early • their trip to Seattle, Wash. Parents of Daughter— Mr. and Mrs. • • Drive to Newport—Mr. and Mrs. Bud Meek became the parents of an George McClellan drove to Newport eight pound baby girl born Sunday on Sunday to meet Mrs. McClellan’s at the Falk hospital. She haa been parents. They picnicked on the Ore named Linda Catherine and the little gon beaches and returned to Coquille girl’s name has already been short ened to “Cathie." onJM ondaw ^ Auourr xi. imt Keturns ...... E. Rackleff and Mrs. E. _ --------rTT returned from Roseburg Sunday a f ter spending a week visiting their mother, Mrs. A. S. Ireland. • • Spending Week Here — M r. and Mrs. D. G. Ireland arrived in Co quille on Tuesday from Rooeburg to spend the week at their home here. • a Fishes Coquille R iver Ed Lubckae has spent several days fishing on the Coquille river this last week. He is a guest at the D. E. Rackleff home • a Shop In Eugene—Shopping in Eu gene on Tuesday of last week were Mrs. Bob Harbison and Anne, Mrs Alton Clausen and Mrs. Bob Harris. • e To Attend Plays— Mrs. Ed Lorenz left for Ashland Monday to attend the Shakespearean theatre. She w ill return on Friday. • •- Visits A t Buekleo -VulUng with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Buckles last end were Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hen drix, parents of Mrs. Buckles, and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Hendrix and daughter, Loralee, aunt and uncle of Mrs. Buckles. They attend ed a fam ily picnic at Daphne Grove on Sunday. e e ¿addaeh’s Have Daughter—A baby daughter, weighing eight pounds and two ounces, was bom to Mr. and MM- Gilbert Zaddach on Saturday at Mc- Auley hospital in Coos Bay. • • Plant Busy—Coquille’s new photo finishing plant, operated by Ed Throckmorton, is now turning out pictures at fu ll speed, giving M hours service to its customers. The new plant serves Coquille, M yrtle Point, Bandon and Riverton, w o rk ing in the new plant are Jim Bunch and Buford Swanson. e e Returns Prom Spekaaa— M r. and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevens and chil dren, John, Helen Ann and Prances Aon, returned Thursday from a two- week vacation spent in Spokane Wash. They were visiting w ith Mrs. Stevens' mother and other relatives. • • Drive to Eugene M r. and Mrs. Wm. E. Klenz drove to Eugene Saturday on hr-*-isrT
