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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1949)
N aw in the Realm. of Club«, Society, Lodge» and Churches. By Ne»bltt Phon. J « « , m i w - w w Past Noble Grands M e t Friday Evening Mrs. Birdie Skeels’ home on E u>t Second street, was the meet- iiK piece for the Pest Noble Grands club Friday evening, Jen. 7th. Mrs. Iola Garrison was co- hosteesee. A short business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Elvira Carmichael. A splendid report of Christmas activity was given by the committee. Eighty- gaily wrapped gifts were sent to the residents of the I.O .O J . Home in Portland for their individual Christmas gifts. These were con tributed by Past Noble Grand members and from club funds. Many letters were received from various residents expressing their pleasure w ith the gifts. Following the meeting, interest ing contests and games whiled away the pleasant evening. W in ners in the various contests were Mrs. Lenore Hunt, Mrs. Ethel Leach and Mrs. R. E. Boober. Mrs. Hattie Shelley received the Saturday night, Jan. 8th, door prize. marked the annual installation of Delicious refreshments were officers of Beulah Chapter, No. served by the hostess at a late 8, O. E. S. The ceremonies con hour. ducted by Mrs. Maxine Jeub as Attending were Mesdames installing officer, were held in Charles Carmichael, J. P. Beyers, the Masonic hall. Assisting her R. E. Boober, H. H . Hunt, Flora were Garnet Gant, installing m ar Johnson, Hattie Shelley, Jack shal; Wilda Schroeder, escorting Leach, George Terrio, Miss Ida marshal; Camilla Rietman, in Oerding, a guest, Mrs. A. T. M or stalling organist; Florence San- rison, and the hostess. f<*d, installing chaplain, and The club w ill meet with Mrs Clara Bosserman, installing secre Carmichael in February. tary. Seated in the new offices were Rues Sherwood, worthy matron; George Sherwood, worthy patron; Lorraine Perrott, associate ma tron; Ernest Perrott, associate pa tron; Viola Norton, secretary; Ed Mrs. Leo J. Cary entertained na Robison, treasurer; Hazel on Wednesday at bridge-luncheon Hanna, conductress; Vesta John when her guests were Mrs. J. L. son, associate conductress; Ruth Smith, Mrs. W. E. Bosserman, Creager, marshal; Lucille . B ark- Mrs. George Johnson, Mrs. George low, chaplain; Lola Milne, organ Holbrook of Ferndale, California, ist; Garnet Gant, Adah; Helen Mrs. Dan Melton, Mrs. Charles Lundquist, Ruth; Hazel Foss, Es Carmichael, and Mrs. Kenett ther; Jane Wilson, Martha; Geor- Lawrence. gianna Vaughan, Electra; Pauline Prize winners at bridge were Harvey, warder; Leslie Barklow, Mrs. George Johnson and Mrs. sentinel. Dan Melton. Following the installation cere • • monies, Past Matron W i l d a Schroeder and Past Patron Clar- Mrs. U lett Hostess Daughters of Nile Coqaffle Vhney X cntlncl I Memebers of the Wesleyan ¡Ser.ice Guild of the Methodist church were entertained on Thursday evening at the home of COQUILLE. OREGON. | Mrs. Matilda Engen. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Engen, Ray Jones and Mrs. Carroll Nick Mrs George Jenkins. Mrs. Ray els. The next-meeting w ill be held Jones and Mrs. Paul Snider. “Working Together” was the on February 3, at the home of topic of the devotional period led Mrs. Nickels. • • by Mrs. Walter ’ Oerding. A donation ffom the-group w ill be given to the Methodist church board to assist in paying for the Mr. and Mrs. John Heffley en hearing aids which are being in tertained on Saturday evening at stalled at the church. A discussion of the yearly bud a pinochle party when their guests get was the main item of business. were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Ice, Present at the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Jaskari and Mrs. W illiam Peart, Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. “Skeet” Richardson. Winning high honors were Mrs. Snider, Mrs. Ernest James, Mrs Elton Savage, Mrs. Ralph Staffer, Ice and M r. Richardson, while Mrs. Walter Oerding, Mrs. Earl Mrs. Richardson and Mr. Ice won Avery, Mrs. Abner Johnson, Mrs. second prizes. • • George Jenkins, Mrs. Kenneth Beeson, Mrs. Helen Lundquist Leave of Absence— Donald Estes Mrs. Sig Peterson, Mrs. O U has been granted a leave of ab Newton, Mrs. Matilda Engen, Mrs. sence from the local post office mail carrier force. Heffley's Entertain Beulah Chapter, O.E.S., Installs Officers Mrs. Cary Hostess A t Bridge Luncheon Wesleyan Guild M e t Thursday Eve. ence Tuttle invited the out going worthy matron and patron, Wan da and Ralph Cochran, to Join the ranks of the Past Matrons and Past Patrons, 23 of whom were seated together ready to welcome the new recruits. A gift was presented them from the group. The newly installed worthy ma tron, resplendent with a lovely orchid, gave a splendid talk, ac cepting the honor bestowed upon her and stating that “Sincerity” would be her watchword for the coming year. Her husband as worthy patron gave a short but sincere talk emphasizing his co operation with her and the chap ter. St. James’ choir, under the leadership of Wayne Smith, sang several splendid numbers, solo parte being taken by Mrs. Charles Stauff, Mrs. Joy Brown and Mrs. Roberta Aasen. Muriel Dae A r- dath presided at the piano. Later refreshments were served in the banquet hall by Mrs. J. A. Moore and her committee. Mrs. Hal Pierce and Mrs. Leona Bryant presided at the attractively dec orated tea table. Royal Neighbors Practise Drills Two tables of pinochle were in play when Mrs. Robert Arnold en tertained on Friday evening. Prize winners for the evening were Mrs. Tom T h rift and Mrs. Charles Mclntee. Playing were Mrs. Leonard Day, Mrs. Carroll Salisbury, Mrs. Tom Ferry, Mrs. Walter Lake, Mrs. Tom T hrift, Mrs. Carl Hooker, ¿;.s. John Burg and Mrs. Charles Mclntee. . (fM Mrs. Chuck Adams entertained members of the Sew Said club at a Friday evening affair. Attend ing were Mrs. Wasley Laird, Mrs. Bob Harris, Mrs. Joe Sayre, Mrs. Howard Moy, Mrs. Bob Bryan, Mrs. Lynn Perrott, Mrs. Don Smith and Mrs. Adams. • • OPPORTUNITY! well-known for Sentinel classifieds bring results. price. a n d ’ «HEIN HORNET* alternate days a t 5 PM £ ”JACK ARMSTRONG” a n d ’ SKT KIH6" alternate days a t 5 :3 0 PM $ 'LONE RANGER” KML A WEB. a t 7 PM Other sizes here, too! 1.98 OPPORTUNITY CASES 42x38 _________________ Rayon Satin Twill SNOW SUITS Fur Trimmed ____ ______ $ ^ .0 0 7 $2.00 $3.00 Girls' Rain Capes GUIs' Raincoats $ 1 .50 Ladies' T a ffe ta ■ $2 69 Rondo Dress Prints £ 'CHALLENGE «f YUKON” Penney’s sturdy SlxM 81x108. Other sizes at Great Savings, too! I A name well- muslin sheets— and its thrift-low e Penco Sheets $ All Ih t boys and girl* will Hk» thaso program», too. Visitor In Coquille Monday — Royal Carter of Coos Bay was a business visitor in Coquille on Monday. • o Return to Eugene— Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Hicking have returned to Eugene after spending the hol iday season, guests at the home of M r. and Mrs. Dave Rackleff. Muslin Sheets! C IIp c 9 :3 0 —"TO Y LA N D TUNES" Si 0 :0 0 — "Stars o f Tom orrow" Coquille Eagles Aerie 2198, met for the first time on Friday room in the basement of the com pletely renovated Eagles building. Arrangements were made for an officers meeting to be held at the home of Frank DeCosta when the plans for coming programs w ill be discussed. AVING S Sew Said Club Entertained Friday Blue, Black, Rose, White ’:00—ABBOTT A COSTELLO* Eagles Entertain A t a meeting of the Coquille Royal Neighbors, held on Wed nesday evening, drills were prac tised in preparation for the in stallation of officer swhich w ill take place on Wednesday, Janu ary 19. Reports on the boxes sent out by the club at Christmas time were heard. Refreshments were served fol lowing the business meeting, with Mrs. M. D. Sherrard acting as chairman. • • Mrs. Leona Bryant, Mrs. W. E Bosserman, Mrs. Louis Holimon and Mrs. W ilfred Laird were host- when the Daughters of the Nile met at the home of Mrs. George Ulett on Wednesday even ing. Dessert was served at eight o'clock, following which plans were made for the year’s sewing for Shrine hospital. Chairman of the sewing committee is Mrs. J. D. Rankin. • • Pinochle Party A t Mrs. Arnold's JA NU AR Y 13, 1949. The loveliest patterns you ever dreamed of. yd. 44c 5 $ £ .0 0 Cotton Twill Snow SUIT. Water Repellane Wind Resistant .... ...... ..... Infants' Coat Cr Bonnet Sets 100 per cent Wool Assorted co lo rs_______ Women's Rayon Jersey Gowns - ’5.96 $ ^ .5 0 54( Penco Cases 42x3«. To Match Your Sheets.. Terry Towels 22x44. Thick and Absorbent $ 1 .0 0 2 *1 5 ^ .9 0 Sanitized Bed Pillows $ 2 98 $ 1 .29 - M 8 oz. 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