C oq u ille V a lle y
Engagement
Announced
V entilici
JANUARY 1. 191«.
COQUILLE, OREGON
On Sunday — Mr. and Mrs. RusseU i guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
met at the Sixes grange hall last Fri
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StiUweU of Fairview were S un day'J. V. Sims.
day at 12:30 with a discussion of Color
and Fabrics. Mrs. Roberts showed
a film on color. There will be a
meeting of the 4-H Leaders and those
interested in 4-H work at Port Orford
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gibbs this
on Saturday Jan. 10, at 10 a. m. in the week announced the engagement of
Legion h a lt On Jan. 14 at 1 p. m. their daughter, Miss Velina Gibbs, to
there will be a meeting at the Grange William Denson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
hall for those who are interested in James P. Denson of Phoenix, Arizona.
the “Cotton Dress Workshop.“
wedding w ill take place some
The next regular meeting will be The in
June. Miss Gibbs is a grad
Friday, Jap. 23 at II a. m. with pbt- time
uate of Coquille high school, while
iuck lunch at noon. AU ladies are Mr. Denson served with the United
OFFICIAL CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT FILMS
asked to bring in their pressure States navy during the war.
gauges to have them checked. This
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meeting will be a sewing machine
clinic and those who want to work
on their machines wiU please bring
them to the hall.
Following the
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Marshall en
meeting those present gave gifts to
Mrs. Roberts for her new home in tertained at a family dinner on
Gold Beach. Refreshments pf cookies Christmas day when those present
and tea were served by Mrs? Florence were Mr and Mrs. Louis Frenier.
Adolphson, Marion Brooks, OUie Bur Sharon and Verna, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
gess. New members were Mahala I Dalrymple and Norma Jean, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Dalrymple and Rose,
Marney and Mrs. Flossie Croft.
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DEC.
Mrs. Nancy Miller, Mrs. Gertrude
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1 -2 -3
Ulett and Gerald Ulett, Miss Betty
Basketball
The Langlois Independent basket I Gurney and Mason Dalrymple.
ball team and its members wish to
thank those who attended the dance
and also thosd* who bought tickets.
The dance was held last Saturday at
the Langlois high school gym with the
Langlois Tune Butchers playing, and
those attending enjoyed a fine even
The class of 1945 o f CoquiUe high
ing. The team wiU not be able to school
held their annual reunion last
purchase their suits.
Two games Tuesday
with 45 of the 50
were played last week in Coquille, members evening
“Th« motion picture that set the
present
The affair was
on Monday night they played the under the general
chair
Merchants with the final score, Co manship of Ariel arrangement
tempo for o il muskols to cornel
Crook, assisted by
quille Merchants 23, Langlois 20; Mrs. Thora Watson, class adviser of
Wednesday the score was CoquiUe the 1945 graduates.
Active club 33, Langlois 25. The next
They came from various points In
games scheduled are after the Christ Oregon,
including many from college.
mas hoUdays with both games to be
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played in the Langlois high school
n. On Jan. 5, Myrtle Point; Jan.
Arago.
Admission, adults 50c,
students 25c, children 15c.
Don’t
forget to attend these home games,
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pook left Sun
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Devereux
day for Santa Rosa and on the way were hosts to a merry party on
will stop at San Francisco and Car Christmas day, at their Bear C reek,
mel. arriving there in time to spend home, where places were laid for
Christmas with their daughter and twenty-six guests, at tables gaily
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Dave De- decorated with Christmas tapers and
Voto.
favors.
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Mrs. Frank Strain returned home
Friday wiht her new son, Jerry Lee,
from the Mast hospital in Myrtle
Point.
N e w sfro n iN o rth e rn Curry County
the Grange hall. Music for dancing
{Too late for last week)
Fabrica. Colors Discussed
was furnished by Hiemaiyi’s orches
There was a good attendance at the tra.
The Sixes-Langlois Extension Unit
Sixes Grange dance last Saturday at
Thur.
Fri. Sat.
IjnsCTjoEwkbn^^
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Roxy Theatre
Hold Xmas Dinner
W e W ill
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
CLOSED
On January 5
For Remodeling
WE WILL REMAIN CLOSED INDEFINITELY
ROXY
Jan. 8 - 9 - 1 0
F O U N T A IN
Roxy Building
Coquille
THUR. FR 1.. SAI
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Class of 1945
Holds Reunion
r
Christmas Party
A t Devereux's
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Cards Enjoyed
A t Party
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Mr. and M. T ty Runderberg and
Friends of Miss Kathryn Devereux
family have gone to Oakland to spend gathered at the John Devereux home
the hoUdays.
Saturday evening and three tables
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of cards were enjoyed until a late
Lt. Com. M. L. Randleman, wife hour. After delicious refreshments
and son. Patrick, wiU be guests at the were served, Miss Devereux departed
Ben Burgesa home over the holidays, j for Portland to resume her studies at
Lt. Com. Randleman was in charge Portland University College of Nurs
of the Navy yards at Oak Harbor,' ing, ending her Christinas vacation at
Wash., and is being sent to school at i home.
Goat Island, in California for a y ea r.'
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Mrs. Randleman will go to Coronada 1
Island and open their heme there
while her husband is at schoo. Mrs.
Randleman is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Burgess.
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Clark Slocum left last Thursday for
Seattle, Wash., where he will spend
the holidays with his niece and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Risden.
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STARRING
TYR0NE POWER
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ETHEL MERMAN
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About
People
JACK HALEV- JEtN HfRSHfltl
The Kirber Bros, have moved their From Portland— Mrs. Emma Brown
logging equipment from Floras creek i-g of Portland has been spending
to Dry creek up Rlxes river am“
hoUday season in CoquiUe, visit
now in operation there.
ing her mother, Mrs. A. J Sherwood,
and her brother-in-law and sister,
Arnold Phillips, better known as Mr. and Mrs. Luckey L Bonney.
Friday Phillips, has just finished
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building a boat in his garage. He is
now trying it out with a motor on Leaves Thursday—Miss Juanita Bak
Floras lake.
They have named it er, who has been a Coos Boy Times
reporter here, leaves on Thursday for
“Water Ouzee.”
Portland where she will reside.
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The
angle
Have
Guests—
Dr.
and Mrs. C. G.
vacation will start on Dec. 23 and
pnd Sunday, Jan. 4, with all students Stem have had as guests during the
reporting to their classes on Monday, holiday seasons, their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Sutton,
Jan. 2.
and family of Eureka, and their son
d a u g h te r-in -la w , Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. Lydia Hofsess is confined to and
Philip Stem from Indiana.
her bed at home with a cold.
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Jack and Ruth Donaldson, who are Return From Portland— Mrs. Blanche
attending school at Corvallis, returned Nesmith, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
home Wednesday to spend the hoU Thmpson returned on Monday from
days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Portland.
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John Donaldson.
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III at Home—J. P. Beyers, who has
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Slocum, Mrs. been in 1U health for some time, wiU
Velma Sabin, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Price be confined to his bed for another
and Jake White attended the card month.
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game which was held in Sixes Grange
hall last Thursday. High score went Christmas In Powers—Mr. and Mrs.
to Mrs. Ruth Hand and Walter Mabin; Robert Aitken, Mrs. J. L. Knight and
second to Mrs. Velma Sabin and Paul their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Linton
Lunde. There will be no card party Boyd of Vancouver, Washington,
this week.
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• spent Christmas day in Powers with
Mrs. Aitken’s sister, Mrs. George
Stewart.
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Frem Ontario—Mrs. Betty New re
turned Sunday after «pending the
Christmas vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Emery Eggers at On
tario.
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Return to Portland— Miss Betty Pres
ton returns to Portland Friday af
ter spending the hoUday season with
• her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
’ Preston.
HELEN WEST. EY • JOHN CARRADINE
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ALIAS BILLY
THE KID"
FE A T U R E No. 2
—
‘(hey're MW,
(Mr crime
Two screwball
sleuths play
detective for
laughs. . . but
these murder*
r* chants
It nA as
ft kidding!
Armstrong’s
Say . . .
May the New Year bring each one of you
Happiness and Contentment,
W hat e'er be your lot.
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G uests in Coqulllo— Mr. and Mrs. A1
Robertson had as guests during the
hoUday season, Mr. Robertson’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Robertson.
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For Christmas—Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Kistner of North Bend spent Christ
mas day with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Estes.
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In Myrtle Point—Mr. and Mrs. Har
ley Bradley and family spent Christ-
mas in Myrtle Point at the hom e of
, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Caudle.
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Returns Home— Mrs. SteUa Stylos left
1 on Sunday for her home In Dowagiac,
| Michigan, after visiting her brother-
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Wardrip in CoquiUe for the past two
j months.
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iVWto Relatives— Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Grade and two sons of Oregon
¡City were holiday guests at the home
of Mrs. Grade’s brother and sister-
in-law, Mf. and Mrs. Donald Estes.
To Oklahoma - t f r , Frank Proctor
and three children of Bandon left
last week for McAllister, Oklahoma,
where they will visit Mrs. Proctor’s
father, I. C. Thompson, who is se
riously ill. Mr. Thompson spent a
number of weeks visiting in this
district a year ago.
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Christmas iu Lebanon— Mr. and Mrs.
George McClellan returned on Fri
day after spending Christmas in Leb-
J anon.
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FEATURE NO. TWO
TIERNEY • JEFFREYS
LOWELL GILMORE
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JEFFREYS
LIONEL ATWILL
BELA LUGOSI
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