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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1948)
A t Riverton ' 7 and Mrs. Ronald lioibijbok and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Oran Holbrook and Gilbert left Friday evening for Eu gene to spend Mother’s Day w ith Mrs. Ellis Holbrook’s mother, who is past 78 years old. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Smith honored her mother, Nina Morgan, w ith din w J ? * ?5.t,h w ®ddin< anniversary for ner at their home. Walter Smith and a ,12;3° annual luncheon served I The Alton Clausen Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Phillips and the Donna completed the fam ily on Sun , by A?, the losing sides in the “ The Band ¡scene of gay festhhti«?™ Mntr. first anmversary fo r one of their day. Wagon Contest ’’ the Powers Woman’s I Day. Potluck dinner b £ f r t daughters, M r ancj, Mrs. Harold Rose Mrs. Dora Howard from Hauser and w .,.* ~ ■ buffet style, were celebrated last Sunday w ith a M r. and Mrs. Graydon Anderson of club closed their work for the year by wa« was served to the following: Mr. and h^meCk d*nner 8t thC Vernon Phillips Arago brought a cooked dinner and voting Mrs. Mabel Thorp, their pres- Jiirî i . ^ ? ,_ ?e.V,1.Vo,}'-Ilosetta Mae Olsen ident, delegate to the national'con- of Bunker HUI, M r and Mrs. Basil beautiful pink carnations to honor Beautiful Bowers giyen bv Mrs. their mother, Mrs. Mary Rocco, and vention in Portland, May 24th to 29th. M ^ r t t J ‘dn5S' Bert and Raelene, An invitation was extended to the Charles Leach, decorated the rooms. aunt, Mrs. M ettie Peterson, last Sun A 12-piece silverware set was pre- day. sen tod to M r. and Mrs. Phillips and Horace Berry has been suffering Mrs. Sadie Richards as installing L in d . ~ Wn LlaUlen’ a “ kitchen shower’* was given Mr. and Mrs. Rose Those present were w ith his broken leg caused by a officer and Mrs. Lois Barber, install s D ^ t*'« b S i2 * RuMeU and Audrey ing marshal, instaUed their 1948-49 Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fellows and fam kick from one of his cows. pmn May ,evemn« in MyrUe O rville H uy god fam ily are here officers. Mrs. Mabel Thorp, presi Paint ily, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wallace. w ith Mrs. Zinn and on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cook and Michael, from Fresno, Calif,, on the Harry dent; Mrs. Clara Briggs, firs t vice they went to Charleston. president; Mrs. Florence Cook, second Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown and H u ll place. . ? ei ! on and Mike. "Buck’ baby daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miles Hartwell has sold his new vice president; Mrs. Hazel Lewis, and George Keifer spent the week H. Fellows and fam ily, M r. and Mrs Ford panel to the Riverside Lumber youngest mother, Mrs. L illia n Ander- end at Sacchi beach fishing. treaaurer. Each officer was presented R. K. H art and fam ily, Clayton E. company and has bought a sedan. w ith a corsage and the installing of . “ " d Mri‘ P,Ul Simpson and Fellows, Clinton E. Fellows, Mrs. The C liff Noble's were visitors at Clarnsa Gillespie and girls, W illiam the W. R. Lockwood home last Sat ficers w ith a g ift of appreciation from fam ily spent the week-end w ith Mrs. the dub. uuu. omipson s mother MrS' Cook, Frederick Rose, Phyllis, Shirley urday. Bying- Mrs. Faye H all presented Mrs. Eliz- ton at Philomath, and Dale Phillips. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Marie Right, Galen and Gor> abeth who favored the club w ith two Mr. and Mr« . » i j Charles E. Fellows and Mr. and Mrs don visited her mother, Mrs. Lock- solos, “ Old Pal of Mine” and “C ur- 1 Bobbie were S u n d a ? * ^ « ^ ^ “ » t nd Charles Leach contributed toward the wood in Bandon on Mother’s Day. tains of Night,” w ith her own g u itlr X n t o , m a n d & r i ^ T gifts but were unable to attend. ¿. M r. and Mrs. Francis Sell spent * Baum- Visitors at the George Huther home Saturday evening at the Hartwell accompaniment. The oldest mother gartner present Mrs. Mary Farber, and the Mrs. Hazel Simpson was «hm.ni on Mother's Day were Mr. and Mrs. home. , , youngest mother, Hrs. Lilian Ander- from her class . t X l o n M o S George H. Huther and sons, Richard ?>n.’ _eac,h ref e*yed congratulations and because of illness. onday and Donald, of Cloverdale, Oregon. bouquets of flowers. Other guests were Harold Smith at , *»d pupils want The new chairmen of committees Powers and Harvin Johnston of Ban to thank Mr and Mrs. Olsen at fo r next year were appointed as fa l don. the Riverton store for the treat* Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brooks spent lows: Ways and Means, Elfleda Rob Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Buoy and last week in San Francisco, California, of candy for the whole school ison; F ru it and Flowers, Lois Barber; £ arol J f.ene o i Co° * Bay. Mr. and visiting their daughter and family. Grant Hartwell spent Tuesday In h T u Ap S' I Ae11 Rolfe’ p“ blic>ty, Faye Coos Bay on bugine» Mrs. Miles H a rtw e ll and Kathie of Mrs. Carrie Boice, Mrs. Evelyn Hall, Pan-American, Nannie Q uii- Walter and Boh Smith «n»n« Coquille joined Mrs. Irene Hartwell, ha ugh; Membership, Minnie King; day night at Bald M t ^ J S a k J * " Grant Hartwell, Charles and Dianne, Boice and Miss Mary Boice were Parliamentarian, Helen Gam w e ll? * ' ; Po?t o X i c a m p u ^ a n d ^ i S * 0* and enjoyed a picnic below Bandon shopping in Coos Bay last week. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Volck and Mrs. on Mother’s Day. , B^thda, greetings thia week go M r. and Mrs. Ellis Holbrook, M r Ruth M urphy attended the Coos- Lew Ward Hadaon. Evelyn C urry Pioneer and Historical meet t rosa and Mala Thompson With ing last Saturday in Coquille. best wishes for many happy re turns of the day. Visiting at the Kenneth Thompson From May 15th to 21st, we observe home Sunday was Hiram Thompson of Fortuna, California. He is an uncle of Kenneth’s and is also the rep resentative there for the Strout Realty The Sitkum Health chib completed Go. ils year of activity by turning In A lovely Mother's Day program was ohe hundred per cent of its record given at the Langlois Community books on May 5th. The original ten church Sunday morning, although members carried through the entire Rev. Mr. Schultz was unable to attend. year and four others joined during the Mrs. Wanda Volck treated the year. fourth and fifth grades last Monday The original ten were Mildred fo r having finished their bird houses. Strode, Wilson, Florence Strode, The eighth grade graduation pro Sharon Earl Sapp, Charlene Mullen, Don gram w ill be held on Thursday even na Brown, Colette Sapp, Esther Bolin, ing, May 20, 8:45 p. m. in the Lang- Stephen Sapp and Tommy Brown. lo1?, ?rada •thooi <ym- The speak, The four who joined during the year w ill be Clarence Brooks of Langlois. Claudia Lambert, Jon and Don Mrs. Charles Mulkey, Mrs Frank were Munson and Rosalie McFee. McCray, Mrs. Eliner Cunningham, This club’s representatives to com Mrs. Guy Tennant and son, Mrs. Ned pete with other boys and girls of the C rippin and son, were visitors at the county • RE-ELECT “ The Healthiest Boy and home of Mrs. Evelyn Boice last Thurs- S irl, " „ ^ for nor are M‘>dred Strode and day. Harris Wilson. This von test was held Visitors at the Whealan home last Earl Tuesday May llt h , In the offices ef week-end were Mr. and Mrs. W illiam the Health department In Coquille. DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE Eaton of North Bend. Results had not been submitted when M r. and Mrs. Glenn Kerber are in FOR RELEGATE RT LARCE these news items were sent in. Republican lor Roseburg this week on business. The club has made a very good TO NATIONAL CONVENTION The Junior-Senior Prom of Port study of ................' o l health problems this year, Orford high school w ill be held Sat- both as it concerned a members as twday. May I S, a t their gym, with an individual and as for his school l o u d S to t o m a n . I» th* ‘Sunset Serenaders” furnishing and community. FOURTH DISTRICT Y* * r V****** Pamphlet the music tor dancing. Formal at One o f their projects has been the - an, L abs , Dougina, Jackson, tire is optional. cqre and clean iliness of the school • • Joaephine, Coos. Curry Counties OR. KMBRV 0 . INGHAM Fish At The R o g u e Clarence Bar MR MRURM. NRTUM I, Msaon P aid A S v. B ln r o r t h tu t C a o g n « ton and LeRoy Rice spent several days C o m m it « » U U. MsCUnMcfc. T raan. f le w burg. O regon, * fishing at the Rogue River and re Mrs. Rosabel Brown is the club turned w ith a good catch. leader, assisted by Mrs. Ena K irk . I A t Powers' Wedding Anniversary Celebrated j Woman's Club ' Serves Luncheon A t Riverton c o q iM iie v a l l e y ,Kiother’s Day Held ] A t Clausen Home - S fiìF a ìs « : COQUHXE. OREGON , S e n tin e l M AY 13, IMS. the 30 th anniversary of airm ail “ " " i S P T * ^, t “rd*» In Coquille—Mrs ice. Happy landing. Thelma Ryan of Fairview" spent Sat urday in Coquille, Visit At Ballard» Mr. and Mrs. C liff M artin spent Sunday w ith M r and Report Good F ishing -T e d Foss and Mrs. C. A. Parrott at Bullards d r t Ro5f reported good fishing at the • a Rogue River on Sunday The run Sea “Spike" LesOe f a r __ . of was especially good on the lower all kinds, phono S or 95-L. 2tfc river, according to Mr. Foss 7. W • A t Langlois A t Sitkum Health Club Makes Unusual Record VOTE FOR ML EMERY C. 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