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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1947)
Daughters O f Nile M eet A t Moore's Stork Busy Bird A t M ost Hospital This Week Movies Token o*The ! to: V “ ,busy Ieavin8 Children for local families this O f Football Gome Coquille V d lle y \ ___ - X e n tln e l past week at Mast hospital in Myrtle Point. Meeting at the home of Mrs. J. A. Oue hundred feet of moving pic Bom on November 3 to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Boone of Fair- ture film was used In filming the Moore this week were the Daugh view Route, was a daughter, Linda Mae. Armistice Day football game for the ters of the Nile who made plans for On wov. Nov. 4, a baby girl who is NOVEM BEB IL IM I COQUILLE. OREGON November 10th to Mr. and Mrs. Mil- Quarterback club, it was announced their annual Christmas party and for —— this week. ton Mast of Myrtle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Orton Stanley of The film will be used for training gifts to be sent to the Shrine hospi Dr. Gutman Guest Speaker A t Breakfast Myrtle Point are being felicitated up- in the high school and Coach Spike tal in Portland. on the birth of a son on November, wpuld be very valuable Mrs. Ray Buckles will be in charge Speaking on the “Human Needs of 11th to whom they have given th e '“1 pointing out to members of the of the sewing, and Mrs. Mabel John the Peoples of Italy, France and Ger Child Guidance C lin k name of Arnold Earl football squad how they could tm- A baby girl, Barbara Mae, was prove their playing, and also in learo- son, Mrs. Mabel Yarbrough and Mrs. many,” Dr. Eleanor Gutman address A t Harding Seheol Frances Estes will be Christmas party ed Coos Bay Legion Auxiliary mem A' Child Guidance clinic, sponsored born November 11th to Mr. and Mrs.1 in8 new plays. bers at an Armistice Day breakfast by the University of Oregon Medical Wm. Stevens of Bullards Route. Also' ^Th« purchase of the film was au- hostesses. Present were Mrs. Lois Stevens, in Coos Bay. The picture of condi school, is slated for November 21, on Armistice Day, a son, Lee Ray, i thorized several weeks ago by mem- was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver ShuU t* « of the club and Clarence Morri- Mrs. Bertha Selbig, Mrs. Mabel Yar tions in the three Europea countries, and will be held at Harding school, brough, Mrs. Frances Estes, Mrs. Ray son took the pictures Jpr the club. Coos Bay, according to Dr. Eleanor of Myrtle Point. Membership In the Quarterback Buckles, Mrs. Mildred Rankin, and in which Dr. Gutman lived during Gutman, Coos county health officer. club is increasing weekly with more Mrs. Mabel Johnson. A new member her sojourn overseas, was presented This is a bi-annual conference and is and more new members attending the also present was Mrs. Catherine with authority. A re-broadcast of a county-wide affair. Young People Gather A t St. James1 Slack. Monday noon luncheon. the talks was given over station • • On Sunday afternoon 52 high program KOOS during the afternoon of the ogram for its church youth, youui. <* « I C l ting people met at St. James' school young ~ ' the business meeting, which L O l e n d O r J Û I 6 During W.S.C.S. Meets 11th. » e r »S-L. all kinds. Episcopal church, for business fel began at 3 o’clock, the Rev. J. Thomas | . . . . . . . 7 lowship, and worship. Mrs. O. L. Newton gave an in Lewis, Coos Bay, spoke of the annual U íld C T W a y Among those attending were repre Youth Camp at Gearhart, Oregon, and teresting report of the Methodist sentatives from Reedsport, North urged for the future even greater Women’s Society of Christian Serv Bend, Coos Bay, Coquille, Bandon, representation from Southwestern “According to Mrs. Elmer Benham, ice conference held in Eugene on Oc and Gold Beach. Oregon. A discussion followed on at chairman of the Girl Scout calendar tober 16 and 17, at the Thursday Following the business meeting tendance at the Diocesan Youth Con sale, members of.all of the local meeting of the local group held at which convened at 3 o’clock, the ference, to be held at the Church of troops started Tuesday on their sales the church parlors. group met in the Parish ‘House for St. Michael and All Angels, Portland, campaign. The town has been di Mrs. Helen Peterson lead the de fellowship and a pot-luck supper November 28, 29 and 30th. The rector vided into sections by members of votional period, telling a story of Mrs. Benham’s committee, who are faith and devotion. Group singing which was served by several ladies of the Portland church is the Rev. George Jenkins, Mrs. Glen was lead by Mrs. Birdie Skeels. of St. James*. George R. Tumey, who was vicar of Mrs. Storey and Mrs. Allen Smith, and Mrs Louis Fugelson presided dur At the evening prayer service, the St. James’ from 1936 to 1940. Rev. Luther Ison of St. Timothy’s A committee was appointed to sub each troop has been assigned a section ing the business session when final in which to work. Episcopal church. Gold Beach, spoke mit nominations for district youth • Chief purpose of the calendar sals arrangements for the bazaar to be (Sv its AVo IlvA V » meeting, «»W VXlt£( to V4J be MV , , _ , . » — officers at next held at the Coquille Electric store on on the subject, “To Know the Christ, UiiiVvl fun<V J® h^fd ^ t November 14, were discussed and to Make Him Known,’1 the theme held in February, the place to be • to The supply secretary asked for do U"* th' ‘fnnual of the National Council’s 1947-48 decided later. Ellen Craig Patterson’s grove during the summer. nations to be sent to Ewha college, However, each troop will retain for Seoul, Korea. Donations will be Large Attendance A t Auxiliary Breakfast its own treasury five cents out of the received at the meeting to be held total sales price of 35 cents. November 21st. Mrs. Benham said that silpuld the on Cash Attended by some seventy mem Yarbrough, Irene Burr, Dora Burr, donations toward the new, bers, the American Legion Armistice Kate Watson, Hattie Gaffey, Sigrid Girl Scouts miss calling Upon anyone •levator for the Old Folks Methodist who wishes one of the calendars, breakfast was an outstanding suc Beaudette, Bonnie Walker, home at Salem were also solicited. Sally Johansen, Jewell McGilvery, which are charmingly illustrated, cess. Miniature American flags dec The secretary of Children’s work N E X T WEEK'S SPECIAL there will be a supply of them avail orated the tables for the affair which Esther Williams, Katie Detlefsen, displayed “Togs in a Towel,- a gift able at the Benham office at 275 was held in the Junior auditorium of Mary Williams, Mrs. Mclntee, Corine which the local children will send the Community building at eleven Hooker. Mary Willey, Clara Huitín, South Hall strete.• • to a Methodist church in China. Gladys Huitín, Juanita Baker, Mabel A surprise lunch was served by o'clock. PUM PK IN PIE Goshne, Grace Greenough, Iris Ar Mrs. Mae Barton was chairman Mrs. Louis Fugelson, Mrs. Esther Neil Kyhn nold, Pearl York, Viola Hansen, Ethel for the event and she was assisted by Taylor, and Mrs. Lena McCurdy. Those present were Mesdames Er Mrs. Elinor Gremsgard, Mrs. Mabel Gould, Florence Oerding, Bertha Sel- Kung, Mrs. Frances Howell, Mrs. big, Jacqueline Tredell, Mrs. Hud nest Purvance, Leland Peterson, James Leonard, Lloyd Oddy, George Margaret Alborn and Mrs. Mabel son, Madge Huston, Emma Gasner, Gladys Wheeler and Ruth Mazza. Howe. Hattie Shelley, W. P. Laws, Hughes. The thanks of the ladies are ex On the entertainment program, V. R. McCurdy, Frances Fromm, O. recitations were given by Mrs. Eula tended to the following: Guy Torrey More men are sfill needed to make L. Newton, A. N. Gould, James Rich Schram and Mrs. Kate Watson. Mrs. of the American Legion for making up enough members for activation mond, Birdie Skeels, Earl Avery, Art Watson also lead the guests in com the cocktail hour so pleasant by his Capt. Clay Smallwood of the Co Jacobson, Noble Chowning, Ralph congeniality; Chuck Adams for pre quille unit said today. Preussler, Lawrence Guderian, Mar munity singing. Hostesses for the breakfast were paring such a delicious breakfast, and Meetings have been set for next vin Shaw, C. E. McCurdy, Louis Fu Mesdames Dorothy Harris, Sigrid for his suggestions which helped to Friday and Tuesday, Oct 14 and 18. gelson, George Taylor and Lloyd AT Y O U R GROCERS Beaudette, Mabel Hughes, Margaret make the affair so successful; Mr. All men age, 17 to 35 are invited to Leatherman. Alborn, Frances Barton, Eula Schram, Williams, caretaker at the Commu join. Christinas Card Mabel Kunz, Ann Watson, Frances nity building, for his cooperation: There is also a Vavancy for the Howell and Gladys Williams with Phil Alborn, Jr., Ed Hughes and position of 1st lieutenant. ___ i arrived at the Sentinel efftoe. (adv.) Craig Perrott for moving the tables, Mrs. Eva McCue as chairman of the and Ralph Stuller of The Sentinel committee. In charge of the cocktail hour held for giving publicity to the activities ■si*"-“' *dt. at the Legion club rooms previous to of the Auxiliary. Thanks also go to the ladles who the breakfast was Mrs. Elinor Grems / furnished silver services for the af gard, assisted by Mrs. Alice Klenz, Maxine Briner, Mrs. Helen Weekley, fair, namely Mrs. Eva McCue, Mrs. Florence Barton, Mrs. Mabel Hughes Mrs. Frances Howell. Present at the afair were Mesdames and Mrs. Mae Barton. • • Margaret Alborn, Mae Barton, Flor ence Barton, Frances Barton, Alberta Brandon, Mary Lou Carroll, Mabel Immunisation Clinic Hughes, Frances Howell, Alice Klenz, Mabel Kunz, Marjorie Logsdon, Mary Arnold, Maxine Briner, Rheo Berg, To Be Held Lillie De Costa, Elinor Gremsgard, As part of the general Health De Dorothy Harris, Florence Knupp, partment program an Immunzation Clara Morley, Della Nosier. Betty Rutherford, Ruth Donsted, conference to be sponsored by the Ivis Thrift, Ivy Plieth, Virginia Wood, North Bend T. P. O. will be held in Helen Weekley, Clara Bosserman, North Bend on Thursday, November 20. Children between the ages of Aloha Carver, Hattie Lee Holimon, six months and six years will be ac Eva McCue, Lois McClellan, Chrissie cepted. Immunization will be for Thrift, Lois Stevens, Eula Schram, four diseases, diphtheria, whooping Gladys Williams, Ann Watson. Mabel cough, tetanus and smallpox. X' named Penny Dean, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Epperson. The Ivan Norrises of Powers are being congratulated upon the birth of a daughter, Patricia Louise, who arrived on November 5. Susan Carol is the name given their tiny daughter, born November 9th, by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Gross of Myrtle Point. A son, Donald Lee, was born on This Week’s Special! 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