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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1948)
N otesfrom the Realm of Clubs, Society, Lodge», a n d Churches.... By Ellen Nesbitt Mrs. Bosserman Hostess To Officers Spring Flowers M o tif For Dinner Mrs W. E. Bosserman was hostess at luncheon on Thursday when she entertained the outgoing and incoming members of the executive board of the Coquille Woman’s club. Centering the luncheon table was a miniature Maypole from which rib bon streamers extended to the place of each guest. Camelia nosegays were fastened to the end of each Mainly About People Dorcas Group Ties Two Quilts Mrs Leonard Day and Mrs. John Burg were the prize winners when Mrs. Carroll Salisbury entertained at two tables of pinochle on Friday even ings. Present were Mrs. Philip Reed, Mrs. Charles Mclntee, Mrs. Carl Hooker, Mrs. Tom Ferry, Mrs. Tom Thrift, Mrs. John Burg, Mrs. Leonard Day, Mrs. Arlington Knife and Mrs. F. M. N eely of Seattle. Guest Musicians Play In Church Ronald Willtems, who visited here from the University of Portland at the week-end was the guest artist at the morning service at the Coquille Christian church.He rendered several violin selections with the organ ac companiment being played by Serge de Gastine, also of the University of Portland. • a COQUILLE. OREGON MAY 18. 1948. A D D IN G Mrs. Bosserman’s guests were Mrs. Ernest James, Mrs. Roy Barton, Mrs. Jack Holmes, Mrs. Ed Detiefsen, Mrs. LeRoy Swinney, Mrs. Julius Ruble, Mrs Stan Sherwood, Mrs. Tallant Greenough, Mrs. Ernest Kuntz, and Mrs. Lewis Wiltshire. • • Pinochle Played Friday Evening S e n tin e l Spring flowers recorated the tables MrS F H Whit- Visits Mother -Mrs Robah Robison when Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hunsaker quiíle o;?iw X X . Sh° PPed Ìn C° - had as her guest on Mother’s Day her entertained at dinner, followed by son. Roc key, from Roseburg. bridge. Prizes for high score at bridge went to Mrs. Ernest James and 1 Clarence Osika, while the second prize went to Mrs. L O. Scharfer. Playing were Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Osika, Mr and Mrs. L. G. Schar- fer, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest James and Mr. and Mrs. Hunsaker. • a — Both HAND and ELECTRIC stream er. Two quilts were tied by the Dorcas group of the Christian church at an all-day meeting held on Thursday at the church parlors. Potluck lupch was served 'at noon, following which a short business ses sion was conducted by the vice presi dent, Mrs. Amos Payne. Devotions were led by Mrs. Zua Hooton who chose as her topic, “God’s Estimate of Man’s Work.” In con clusion she read a poem entitled, “The Touch of The Master's Hand.” Pray er was offered by Mrs. Earl Soward. Mrs. Jack Young read a letter from a missionary from India, Miss Melba Palmer. Present at the meeting were Mrs. Amos Payne, Mrs. Jack Young, Mrs. Belle Hooton, Mrs. Zua Hooton, Mrs. Earl Soward, Mrs. Alton Dungey, Mrs. Fred McClellan, Mrs. John Dumas, Mrs. Harold McCue and Jennie Laf ferty. a a Coqatiie vwrtey - Phone 58 or 167L POWERS—The Senior Ball queen and her escort lead the formal pro cessional at the start of the annual Powers high school formal dance. In a colorful and lovely march, the entire student body executed Intricate marches throughout the high school gymnasium. (Sentinel Photo) Mother's Doy Honored Sunday Eagles Auxiliary Elects Officers Rev. Father Kelly was the guest speaker at a special Mother's Day program presented by the Coquille Eagles lodge, No. 2196, and held Sun day afternoon In the Union hall. James Jacobson acted as chairman for the affair and the opening and closing prayers were offered by Rev. Lawrence Guderian. Against a background of colorful spring flowers the State mother, Mrs. Jessie Adams of Coquille, attended by a flower girl ana escort, was hon ored in an impressive ceremony per formed by the Eagles Auxiliary drill team. Completing the program were sev eral musical numbers which included an accordion solo, vocal solns and a novelty number. e e » New officers elected at a meeting of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority this week were Collen Ireland, pres ident; Sabra Pointer, vice president; Bernice Kollar, corresponding secre tary; Donna Mae Carmichael, record Coquille Eagles lodge, No. 2196, ace ing secretary, Ann Weekly, treasurer. now making plans to initiate their Arrangements for the formal jewel gold ribbon class at a mammoth meet pin ceremony to be held at the end ing to be held on Sunday, May 23, in of the month were discussed and final Bandon. The event will follow the plans were made for the dinner to be pattern of meetings held recently in held this week in the Coquille hotel, Myrtle Point and Powers when large when mothers of the members and classes of candidates were initiated the new pledges will be the honored into the order. There is every indi guests. cation that the May 23 class will raise The next meeting of the club will the Coquille membership quota to the ‘ g » M rib bo n s ta n d a rd ---------- , be held Tuesday, May 18. Officers elected at a meeting of the Coquille Eagles Auxiliary on Friday evening were Mrs. Margaret Spores, president; Mrs. Hester Menning, vice president; Mrs. Ellen Nesbitt, secre tary; Mrs. Betty Menning, chaplain; Mrs. Molly Hurrell, conductor; Mrs. Mary Johnson, inside guard; Mrs. El- donna Wilcox, outside guard, and Mrs. Amelia Adams, three year trus tee. Junior past president is Mrs. Ethel Kincheloe. Colleen Ireland To Head Sorority Eagles Schedule Gold Ribbon Class S p ecial a V a lu e One 9 Column Adder will add, subtract and Multiply. Bargain Price Out-Of-Town W eek-End—Mrs. O. L. Newton spent the week-end visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Newton at McMinnville, and her daughter, Dorothy Belle, at Hills boro. • • F ro m Coos Bay —Mrs. Elvira Kolk- horst of Coos Bay shopped in Coquille on Friday. • • Condition Improved—Mrs. Doris Nel son reports that her mother. Mrs Wil liam Johnson, who has been ill. Is much improved. • e Spend Mother’s Day In Eugene—Mrs. Howard Rackleff and Mrs. Bert Pier son of Myrtle Point were In Coquille en route to Eugene where they spent the Mother’s Day week-end visiting their daughters who are attending the University of Oregon. • • Spend W eek-End In C orvallis— Mrs Dave Rackleff spent the week-end in Corvallis, attending the special Moth er’s Day festivities at Oregon State college and visiting her daughter,, Marianne. Mr. Rackleff and Mr. and Mrs. J. Carter drove to Corvallis on J Sunday and Mrs. Rackleff returned with them. a M A C H IN E S $85.00 ONE YEAR SERVICE GUARANTEE It Will Pay You To SEE THE ROYAL PORTABLE We take orders for Rubber Stamps C o q u ille T y p e w rite r Shop 231 West 2nd S t Phone 121-R Coquille Oregon o In Medford—Evan Elborn spent Sat urday and Sunday in Medford. Mrs. Albom had left previously, and the two visited Mrs. Albom’« mother, Mrs. Jessie Mlnear, over Mother’s Vi Mr. Albom returned to Coquille while Mrs Albom went on to Port land on Monday and spent several days there. o • Spend Week-End In Grants Fam ■ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Biescke and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown were week end visitors to Grants Pass. They, were gusets at the home of Mr, and Mrs. William Arnold. • • Return From Oregon State Festivities —Mrs. George McClellan and Mrs. Blanche Shepherd returned from Cor- , vallis where they spent the week-end attend ing the Mother's Day activities at Oregon State college. ’S - B. P. W. Committees To M eet May 17 The next meeting of the Coquille Business and Professional Women’s club w ill be May 17. The Executive committee w ill be in charge of the Mother and Daughter banquet to be held at 6:45 p. m. a a Here’« why they’re the 2nest you con wear! Mrs. Ted Foss Hostess A t Party 1. R a ffo n « M a n h a tta n use* the finest available o f the 28 grades of buttons on the market. (And the button-holes have Two tables of bridge were in play when Mrs. Ted Foss entertained on Wednesday evening. Prize winners were Mrs. Dale Elliott and Mrs. Thurston Qremsgard. 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