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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1948)
Judge Felsheim Speaks To Soroptimists Beulah Norton. Others present in Judge L. D. Felgheim Felsheim uza* cluded Mesdames Beulah Norton, was the • _ At Matejka's—Mrs. Helen Lund- P 1’ *ivin* » clear-cut Florence Barton, Marguerite guest speaker a t the funcheon N o m e -M r and Mrs. Frank X ,started work this week on MUler have meeting of the Coquille Soropti- picture of the work of the vari Stem, Leta Leslie, Patsy Barkwell, returned home from °us departments. "J MateJka’s Jewelry mist club held at the Coquille ho- Wilda Schroeder, Hattie Lee Hol- Sheridan, Arkansas, where Mrs. Judge 7eYake'i^J w ai affair imon, Irma Burbank, Larkie Ben M?s E. R.r8S o rin<lflUiSt “ Miller was called by the illness and ÌW * ------------ --------------- ----- _ >f county! X \ J S tX X &‘n ham Marjorie Logsdon, Pauline COQUILLE, OREGON death of her mother. — JULY 29, 1948 7 a sister-in-law of Mrs ¡re ttit, Susie Folsom and Dr. Ele- « toy football with hU brotb- ¡anor Gutman: « ^M o st rapid progress has devel Five New Books oped within the last few weeks AtSifrkum Sundr. v n< M" - " RHay returned Added To Library Wart, The Speed Cop...By...Tom Ferry i r i n l . ff ° ? * very interesting Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wilson, d X . not y0UF report" New books on the shelves of Co karl and Burton and Mr. and Mrs does not know the details. Mr quille Public library this week in Mo. Ot*H ' OM M am I Charles Wilson and bcrby Janet 7 £ « ' “ “" “ d w*th “» » elude “Panther’s Moon" by Can attended the Lett family reunion • t ****T««I « a grove on the Orlen Lett farm ning, “Reluctant Rebel" by Van • • •at Broadbent Sunday. de Water, “Slide Rule Simplified Mr. and Mrs. Jardina Millard A t Broadbent by Harris, “Juvenile Delinquen and son Jack and Chief of Police cy,” a pamphlet issued by the Na Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Forrest Claude Jaques of Past, ¡Robles, tional Society for the Study of Ed- have moved into their new home California, spent the larger part of ucation; “Clothes For You" by recentI> completed. Mrs. For- Ryan. last week visiting at the home of t J rha^ n2,°Ved post ofiice to Mr. and Mrs. Vem Cooper. They A number of books, including a M. Bonniksen store and Mr set of short stones, a set of Mark left on Friday. Mr and Mrs. Loren Keeler and Myrtle Point, have moved to the Twain, several Shakespeare plays annd „ "American Literary Read- Deloy picnicked at Bandon with F X t i X nerly °CCUPied by relatives. by Payne, were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Ross and Fn^|r 8n^ Mrs B a,il Smith of the library by the Women’s Mis- Oi 016 Baptist Sharon Vee visited with Mrs ^ ? ! ewood; Calif., «pent the past c h S S i * Parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. week visiting at the home of M r • • otipson on Sunday. PHONE 114-L CORNE« F R O N T * HALL STS. S S X S “ “ Mr M M™ HaCw F? ,B Ho,way—Mr. and Mrs Phone 5 Lila Mae Laird came home from n- w. Pierce have returned from We have a p .r s .p .1 Int„ e l| |n y(mr , C O O U IL y! ; Portland Wednesday but returned Coquille w eeks holiday in Eastern Ore- a^ i n , On Monday- She » staying rX ' Vi8ited in ^ " d and with her mother who is in Port- ^ U? e Massey and Albert Moore I returned home via Klamath Falls land for medical treatment. spent Sunday at the Bay fishing I Mr and Mrs. Harold Hatton Mrs. William Thrower and son. and children, Richard and Karen illy, of Myrtle Point and Mrs arrived Friday to spend the week Leonard Watson of this commu-' end at the home of Mr. and Mrs Bav du« ncss callers in Coos Rex Brown. Mr. Hatton was for Bay one day last week. merly a coach at the Coquille high 8 od Mrs- D*10" Hermann of school and now principal of one MyrUe Point called on Mr Her 7 ROOM MODERN HOME IN of the Portland grade schools. mann’s parentt, Mr. and Mrs. For- COQUILLE, 4 bedrooms. Lot A rood rain Monday night and w eekHennann ° ne evenln« iast 90x100 feet. Garage, fru it Tuesday morning slowed the log. and berries. g e n * Httle but it helped the far A lot of improvements have been mers in general. Very little hay made around the school lately. was down In the community. ew slides set up, new wire fence Mr. and Mrs. Vem Weyers of £- ound the school yard, new win 4 ROOM MODERN HOME IN Portland drove in Saturday eve dows «nd new gas heating system POWERS. L arge lot. Garage ning to spend the week end with will be installed before school be New desks have or and woodshed. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mullen. Vem and Harold were buddies in the dered, so Broadbent will be right up m style. * •outh Pacific during the war Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Breiten- Mrs. Elmer Wilson left Monday for Camp Myrtlewood at Bridge f n r X r ,d™.Ve U Tenrr*ile Sunday modern where she will attend church turn- ^ r their daughters, Delores and HOME 7 m iles south of B an Z*7ky Lynn, who have spent the mer assembly this week. don on highw ay. Lot 108x viaitin« N a tiv e s in Church services were held at the 1320 feet. Tenmile. They enjoyed a lovely •chool gymnasium on Sunday. Mr X Cw at thi h0me 04 Mr- and Roy Williamson delivered the aer- M Mrs. Wayne Breitenbucher. mon. I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kirk re Peiii83 R?“ lee Swelgert of Myrtle .13^ ACRES, m ostly bottom Point visited several days last week turned to their home in Empire with Miss Carol Watson. land, near M yrtle Point. 5 !On Thursday. Last week we re- ROOM MODERN HOME w ith Mr. and Mrs. John Koch, sons 1 ported that they expected to «pend H a r'd aSt oPh6n’ Mr’ *nd Mrs ' full concrete basem ent. Bam , th !r* X “ nJ f ,°Ut h*rC’ only flnd ^ 7 iS°yd’ Berneice and Corky 1 chicken house and double gar that Mr. Kirk was kidding the re C° and Mr*' Henry Brown age. porter when he told her that story. aU Of Bridge, Mr. and Mrs. William , Mr. and Mrs. Ben Woods and g r o w e r sons, Billy and Bruce, children of M yrtle Point visited Miss Benlta Floyd and P. D. P ar at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Len is h , all of Myrtle Point; Mr. and 2 BEDROOM M ODERN Mrs. Leonard Watson, children, aon Jenkin* on Sunday. HOME IN COQUILLE. Elec Carol and Wayne, of thia commu Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sparks and tric w ater heater. G arage in Nancy of Oakand, Oregon, drove nity, enjoyed a picnic and day of dug basem ent. to over the old Coo, Bay road to fishing at Bandon on Sunday. visit Mr. and Mrs. Rex Brown and Return Ta San D iag^-M r mlu Mrs. Isabelle Shone on Sunday. Mrs I. R. Nosier who have been Mrs. Lee B ennett'of Dora went spending the past ten days visiting to Roseburg on Sunday to meet a relatives and friends in San Diego a friend with whom she drove on left Tuesday for their home in San to Portland for consultation with Diego. Mrs. Birdie Skeels, Mr. her physician. Nosier s sister, accompanied them PA 117 n « I Mias Colleen Shepherd of Dora home. She will visit friends and Coquille Phone 258 le ft Sunday for Eugene to visit relatives in San Diego and later with Emily Osbon until Thursday. go on to Mexico • City for a visit. She will then travel to Portland •nd return t h l»c* " ^ O1B Mr- and — wrrw M — -w. i4w.ii_____ 2 I . . 8lster> Mrs.fMrs. Lewis Wiltshire family i v u i o i i u e and a n a Lee Bennett, on Saturday. returned on Monday from a holi Mrs. Woodrow Robinson of Ar- day spent in Ocean Lake and Sa A Now Muffar a«o visited from Tuesday until lem. Providet Power and Saturday at the home of Mr. and With docred. worn-«»» wiih a leaky, dom ed , wom-otn Economy Mrs. Kenneth Laird. Mrs. Robin down th . .« c e n c y of your online, H your car muffler b do«- son is Mrs. Laird’s sister. ¡o“t i « nthi*lt<hpreciou' «“ • L « >M K«d. . tha axceMiva back- “ «pact th . .xheuat «yat.ro on your Praaaura created Ivan Laird attended a board •tantially reduce “’ •d * “ >w m uffl«. waTI lnat. l l a Genuine Ford tnuf- offici e n cv A na meeting of the Coos-Curry Elec C f t S L IM M E R S»r promptly at .mall met. A new cnn.- h thia, a m . v ita fä iä tric directors on Saturday. ■ PHdpar will make your car much ^«nd la aalar wjd qui«ur. ^ W it h o u t Dieting! < w t w , Buch Smith whq ha? been timekeeper fPr the Cpos Ray Lum . bpr company during fhe (wo week vltaiBlnC«ad)ri Vacation period A, Rhoy> you r«U ly enj — — y o u eat turned to Coquille on Saturday, w h u n in and Mr, and Mrs. H arry Crowley •SSShf- ^ *uto- visited in th« valley over the week W s s end. Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Johnson, Mrs, Ted Johnson and Don were) week-end guests at the home o f' ~e COQUILLE ------------- BARROW DRUG CO. Mr. and Mrs. Lendon Jenkins.,1 They returned to their homes ini Eugene on Sunday, taking Doug las with them for a months vaca tion with his grandparents, M r.! and Mrs. Ted Johnson. Calvin Laird, small son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Laird, went to Roseburg Tuesday with his a u n t Mrs. Mildred Benham, to spend several days with her. Mrs. Elma Denby of Portland, a 'f 7 I h 'U ? O C K E rr p o l ic e F IS S IO N M Y ACTOM<3, iT'LUM cousin of Mrs. Belle Laird who has \ b e a e r r l a t e to h o l le r been visiting her for some tima, > n - i A P R I U FO O L’/ returned tp her home ja sf wee'? I Mrs f e j Y L X With ' w Tuesday, Mrs. Belle Laird and Mrs. StoUa Crowlpy attended the Pioneer pjc. PK a t Coquille on Sunday, iimOf try Southern Pacific’s popular night train to Elmer Strode went deep-sea' Portland or ether Willamette Valley points. Stretch out and nshjng from Coos Bay on Sund •Iffp in a roomy, comfortable berth or .drawing room while the He caught tw o fair-sized fish and ! »Ilea glide by. had a delightful eight hour trip. Nest morning you’re there, rested and refreshed — reedy Mrs. Elmer Strode and daugh for work or play. Overnight aervioe returning, too. I t’s the ters Ellen, Mildred and Florence easy, safe, time-saving way to travel. Economical, too. had lunch with Mrs. CTem Ras mussen. Or you can ride in comfortable ooachee at still lower fares. For schedules, fares or Pullman reservations, just calls Mr. and Mrs. John Keich- of M D -u s i r r o r a Fairview ware dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bennett on Satur day evening. CrispCF r o u i anTdH V ” < 2 . ^ MEATS OBTAINA B L E - Little Mark Goble, son o f Mr « . . . h P u p ,.» , v u , „ 5 Tod. y Ev„ , D„ . _ We A „ Ope„P s X t i Ä T i S S » 1 ” “ " an<l and Mrs. Fbrrill Goble is gradually: regaining his sight, lost during an! The friendly Southern Pacific illness last year. Evidence of h is ’ regained sight was his glee over! A. W. BENNETT, Agent seeing the barn and animals at Phone 18 haying time and being able to pjay Coquine x auey «-fentlnel CRUSHED ROCK NOW AVAILABLE Tom’s Texaco Service E tH tK BENHAM 2™,r.BEDROOM The Van Auken Agencies m uffler TOO FAT? » M ¿W AllTD CD. ^ > presents for your pleasure.... TO PORTLAND S*P COQUILLE FOOD c e n ter Phone 97
