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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1948)
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Breitenbucher I Johnston and Mrs. .Pat Easley in ! meister near Gaylord, while Lee vis after visiting at the home of her son- ited an a u n t Emma Barzee, at Grav- in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. and three daughters, Delores, Janice charge, fo r all Masons, Stars and ¡elford during their parents' absence. Lewis Breitenbucher, for several and Becky Lynn, were Sunday even families. Mrs. Rosa Frey, chairman of Ways ing dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Root and fam She was accompanied as far as Ernie M ille r in M yrtle Point. The and Means commitee, announced sev ily were dinner guests of Rev. and ' days. Roseburg by her daughter and Mrs. group later attended the show. eral plans under foot for raising the Mrs. W. J. Barnett on Sunday, fol Leonard Watson, who spent the day funds in the treasury. The first w ill lowing church services. shopping. Mrs. McDaniels planned be a series of teas, the firs t of which Mrs. George Hermann was in A l to spend a few days at the home of was held Wednesday, Jan. 28th, at JANUÄKY 29, 1948. bany from Wednesday until Sunday a son and his fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. the home of Mrs. W illiam McLyman of last week, where she was attend Charles McDaniels near Roseburg The Masonic lodge is purchasing a ing a convention of the Brethren Point. before continuing on to her home in new carpet fo r the lodge room which I church. She was accompanied by Mr. Eugene. Leaves For Denver everyone is anticipating w ith a great Acil Riley left the firs t of last week and Mrs. S. S. Reed of M yrtle Point. Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Thrower and deal of pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Green were fo r Denver, Colorado, -where she has employment in a department store. called to Roseburg on Wednesday last son, W illiam, Jr., were Sunday vis Oregon high schools w ith teachers She has been a house guest of her ¡week by the illnes of Mr. Green's itors at the Leonard Watson home. The' trained in the sepcial driver education parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Smith, mother, Mrs. R. W. Green. She is The two women are sisters. Thrower’s at present are making their course to be held in Portland, Feb- since before Christmas. She came to ' reported to be improving. home w ith Mrs. Thower’s parents, S., ruary 2-6, become eligible fo r free Mystic Chapter, No. 147, spend Christmas yvith her parents and Cookery Club to Meet dual-control training cars, according to be near her brother, Sgt. Hobart , The 4-H Camp Cookery club w ill M r and Mrs. Pete Parrish in M yrtle held its regular meeting Smith, Jr., who was seriously injured hold their first regular meeting at Point, since the place they were liv 22nd and, among other business,, de- to the Oregon State Motor association in a truck accident several weeks ago ! the home of the leader, Mrs. Victor ing in Coquille was sold several weeks cided on a planned potluck luncheon, T h irty high schools now have such on Friday, Feb. 8th, w ith Mrs. Hiram cars. near Anchorage, Alaska, where he Howard, this coming Saturday after ago. was stationed. Sgt. Smith is at pres noon, Japuary 31st, at 1:30 o’clock. ent in an army hospital in Fort Lewis. A ll club members and those who are Mrs. George Nelson was in Coos interested in becoming members are Frances Mae, re Bay on Tuesday of last week, where urged to attend. she was transacting business and vis freshment committee chairman, is asking that each person attending iting friends. bring twenty cents to help pay for the Take 8unday Trips Several from the community took refreshments. Frank Harrington left the first of advantage of the sunshiny weather over last week-end and enjoyed short last week fo r Sacramento, Califor trips. Among them were Mr. and nia, to see his brother who is ill. He Mrs. Illie Thomas who enjoyed a has been employed at the M artin A r trip to Gold Beach and Kir. and Mrs. nold ranch near Gaylord since some Verlin Moore who drove to Cape Se time in October. Mr. and Mrs. Glade Krewson are bastian for the day. Eldon and Verlin Hermann re now nicely settled in their new home. turned last week from several days in They came here iron» Coquille about Seattle and Olympia, whera they had the middle of January and brought the W illiam Kirstein property. Mr. been visiting friends and relatives. and Mrs. Kirstein -and family have Chureh Services Held Church services were held imme moved to M yrtle Point. They expect diately followthg Sunday school on to leave for South Dakota some time Sunday, January 18. Rev. W. J. in the sprutg. Ray Robinson (Pete) who was in Barnett gave the sermon. Services are held at the church the third Sun jured in the logging woods last week is reported to be recovering nicely day of each month. J. B. Wiley who has been conducting services at the Mr. Robinson ran a spike into his leg church every Sunday evening has just above the knee, ranging down been unable to do so the last few ward and ending just under hte knee Ghat keep pouring onto our shekel. For Sundays due to illness. He is re cap. He was hotpitalized for several days following the accident. He is ported to be improving, however, and ASSURANCE OF THE BEST . . . hopes to be able to continue holding employed by Coes Bay Lumber com pany and was working on Bone his regular Sunday evening services at GREATEST S A V IN G S ...A L W A Y S DEPEND O N . Mountain at the time-of the accident again soon. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Shull returned Booster Club to Hold Party The date fo r the Broadbent Boos to their home on January fourteenth, from an extended trip to Portland and ter club card party has been changed south to Grants Pass. While in Port from Saturday night, Februaty 14, to land they were guests at the home of Friday night, February 13, due to Mrs. Shull’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and other parties being planned for the Mrs. Earl Laughlin. During their trip night of the fourteenth. An advance they were also house guests of M r. i tic k e t sale is being held w ith Marie and Mrs. Elmer Shull at their home Rogers as chairman. in ' Grants Pass. She is an aunt of Leonard Watson has sold his timber Oliver. On their way home they to Thomaa Howe of M yrtle Point and visited Mrs. Shull’s grandparents, Mr. I nicely. Mr. Watson is employed as a and Mrs. A. H. Hoffmeister, and other faller. The logs are being sold to relatives in Roseburg. Wayne Shull Fred McClellan of M yrtle Point. was a guest of his grandfather and Mrs. M. A. Daniels returned to grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. H off- Roseburg on Monday of last week Coquille V o lley V entilici A t Powers COQUILLE, OKEGON Â t Broadbent Extension Unit Meets At Bonniksen's The Broadbent Extension Unit met at the home of,Mrs. C lifford Bonnik- sen on Wednesday, January 21st, when the project leaders, Mrs. Lloyd Davenport and Mrs. Reuben Mattson, led the discussion on w all finishes and the u»e of the penetrating seal as a fo o r finish. Actual samples of wall finishes and treatment of cracks was thoroughly explained, proving to be helpful to the homemakers. A t noon a luncheon consisting of meat loaf, salad, neaches, cake and coffee was served buffet style. During the recreation hour Mrs. Frank Northun was pleasantly surprised when she was presented w ith a num ber of gifts. During the business meeting com mittees were appointed to plan the annual narty for the husbands. Mrs. Victor Howard, Mrs. Earl Royer and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs were appointed to arrange a date and the meeting place. Those in charge of entertainment are Mrs. Jean Davenport. Mrs. Emily Shull and Mrs. Mary McAllister. The next meeting w ill be at the home of Mrs. Marlyn Mattson in Lee valley on February 18th, when Mrs. Running, home demonstration agent, w ill give the demonstration on “ Pres sure Saucepgps.” Those members de siring transportation ‘ should call either Mrs. Reuben Mattson or Mrs. Roderick Hermann. A t the close of the meeting the group enjoyed a number of paintings showing "Interior Decorating." These paintings were the work of Ernest Clausen, Jr., who is attending art school in Los Angeles. Mrs. Victor Howard and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs re- rnr+ed on the progress of the Camo Cookery and Livestock clubs which were organized recently* Mrs. Lloyd Smith and Mrs. Area Snyith w ill rep resent the unit at the Dress Shop which w ill be held in the county at a later date. Those attending the meeting were Mrs. Ray Brooks, Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Mrs. Ralph Gibbs, Mrs. Charles Por ter, Mrs. George Nelson, Mrs. Victor Howard, Mrs. Roy Camall, Mrs. Roy I^uttrell, Mrs. Vertin Moore, Mrs. Arza Smith, Mrs. Frank Northrup and Sharon, Mrs. Roderick Hermann and George, Mrs. Earl Royer, Mrs. Ernest Clausen, Mrs. O rlin Lett, Mrs. Sam Root, Bobby and M irk , Mrs. Ansil Northup and Mary Ann. Mrs. Roy McAllister, Mrs. Ellis Shull. Mrs. George Hall, Mrs. Oliver Shull and Lee Ray, Mrs. Keith Northup and Iris, Mrs. Lloyd Davenport, Joyce N orth up, Mrs. Reuben Mattson and the hostess, Mrs. Bonniksen. Mystic Chapter Holds Meeting The Only Grocery Store In Coquille That Gives ¿i&C Green Stamps CANNED JUICES DEL MONTE You trust your doctor’s i / » Y V experienced judgement. Therefore, heed his 1 I friendly counsel when he \ U I -i- ) J \ A t Broadbent / A his prescriptions here for ¿s careful compounding He ^nows that we have \ earned his tru s t... 1 and yours! and S A V I N G S ! MARCH OF DIMES 1941 M l 1948 JANUARY 1 5 -3 0 t I f 1 2 G s 19 20 21 ¡ 22 23 25 26 27 28 30 29 means Convenience and Safety W ith ade WOODBURY’S MATCHED MAKE-UP KIT Rouge, Powder and Lipstick $1.50 Value COLONIAL DAME LIPSTICKS Reg. 75c 2 for ................................................... For Wrinkles—Dry and Aging Skin TRY PROTOMINE HORMONE CREAM TRY Barrow’s Lanolin Creme Shampoo Money Back Guarantee ..._..... .......... ........... BALM BARR For Soft Smooth Hands n o w ........ ................................................ Ì.0 0 75c ’1.49 ’1.00 69c IVe Give - ” outlets to carry all your electrical B equipment and you have protec tion from fire. Consult w ith us today on a ll your electrical prob- 4 ibs. 4 5 c j WAFFLE SYRUP 144 lb. 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The m ill w ill be installed on the cemetery road near M yrtle Point. Mr. Moore is co-owner in the Moore Brothers Texaco Service station in Myrtle 26c 27c BLENDED 1 BREAKFAST FOODS Snowdrift GRAPEFRUIT suggests that you bring . A recent house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Royer was the latter’s brother, Harry Rogers of Coos Bay. Mr. Rogers it employed at Sunbaum’s Shoe shop In North Bend, where he Is learning the shoe repair trade and to make custom built shoes. Addition al guests kt the Royer home on SunJ day were Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Knight of Inglewood. Cast Removed ' Ellis Shull who suffered a broken bone In his foot several weeks ago has had the cast removed and is able to be about on crutches. Mr. Shull was constructing a hog house when the frame work collapsed, causing him to get a severe fall, breaking a bone in his foot. Oliver arid Roy Shull were helping and also received bad falls but were unhurt other than bruised and shaken up. Tomato Juice « m . 28c S p e c ia l ! 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