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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1950)
Social Events ELLEN NESBITT Weinen '« Editor PHONE 3581 or 3591 Club, Lodge and Local Activities — Forty-Fourth Wedding Anniversary Held At Home of M r. and Mrs. J. A. Newton On Sunday, March 25th, the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Newton of McKinley route, Coquille, was the pretty scene for the celebration of the ferty-fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C .C . Howell, also of McKinley route, Coquille. i , Narcissi and trilliums adorned the rooms and these together with greenery flanked a reproduced ers, John Lockett assisted by Clair scene of the original wedding Howell, p n g “The Lord's Prayer" and “The Holy City;” also-“! Love which took place in Oklahoma. The miniature bride in the scene You Truly" and “Peg O’ My on the mantel over the large fire Heart” were given by John Lock ett and Grave Vlgue. place wore pale blue satin with A bountiful dinner of baked ham white overlace and the groom a and many other delicious things Tuxedo suit, as did the originals in were served the guests by Mrs. 1906 i Newton. The place favors and Standing by the flower decked napkins repeated the blue and altar, lighted with tall white tap white color scheme. Many lovely In Coqaille Sunday—Mrs. “Scoop' Austin of North Bend visited Sun day with her aunt, Mrs. Sue Aiken, at Coquille and her grandmother, Mrs. Rose Knight at Myrtle Point. • • From Eugene—Mr. and Mrs. W. E A highlight attraction of the Bosserman have had as their Womans club annual May Day guests for a week, their daughter, festival on April 29 will be the Mrs. M. C. Hopkins and two chil presentation of Mrs. Muriel Day dren, Jackie and Sandra, of Eu Ardabh’a kindergarten group in a gene. “Fairyland Fantasy.” The pre • • school age children who will take To Celebrate Birthday In Portland part are Janie Maynard, Pamela —Janet Scharfer, with her parents, Thompson, Susan Laird, Colleen Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Scharfer, and Lehi, Toni Mae Strong, Cathy sisters will celebrate her fifth Adams, Verity Petre, Janet Schar- birth birthday on Easter Sunday in fer,, Patty Cobb, Larry Keister, Portland. The Scharfers are leav- Stormy Floten, Lynn McMurray, ing Friday for the city and will Ruthie Pritchard, Normandie Earls visit Mr. Scharfer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Scharfer. It seems and Diane Matekja. , Two members of the Fairyland probably that only once in her Fantasy cast, Ruthie Pritchard lifetime Janet will celebrate her and Pattie Cobb will be featured birthday on Easter Sunday, so that 9, 1950, is red letter birthday in an advanced danoe number ar April anniversary. ranged by Irene Cedarquist, and • • in another portion of the program Go To Dinner In Coos Bay—Mr. other members of the cast will ap and Mrs. Clifford Bissett motored pear in a fairy dance. to Coos Bay Monday evening to The decoration committee, head attend a dinner party given in ed by Mrs. Frank Gould, is plan- honor of Mrs. Bissett’s father, ning an elaborate picture frame | c. E. Johnson, on his birthday an- setting for the stage of the Co- ■ niversary. quille Community building. The ; entire program this year will be I presented on the stage to enable | the audeince to see the. perfor-1 ma nee to the best advantage, ac- ! cording to program chairman, Mrs. I George Maynard. • • and useful gifts were presented the honored couple. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs.C. N. Howell and Mary Lou of Eugene, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howell and Sharon and John Lockett, all of Coos Bay, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Howell; James, Joyce and Delton, Mrs. Grace Vigue and Ranny, Clair Howell, Ace Gambrel, all of Co quille, and James Stevenson of Taloga, Oklahoma, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Howell and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. New ton.. Mr. and Mrs. Howell first came to Coos county from Oklahoma in I91L___ • • DeMolay Chapter Installed Here Officers of the newly organised Coquille DeMolay who were in stalled by Newport DeMolay offi cials at a special ceremony in Co quille on Saturday evening are: Jim Kay, master counselor; Rod ney Noah, senior counselor; Bob Groves, junior counselor; Ben Mc- I Kay, treasurer; Cecil Little, scribe; j Russell Ingen, senior deacon; Ger- Tenth Birthday I ard Jeub, junior deacon; Buzz Oerding, senior steward; Norman Celebrated * - Halter, junior steward; Pete Har Richard Hatcher, son of Mrs. vey, chaplain; Arlan Shaw, Al- jmoner; Jim Newton, marshal; Esther Hatcher of Coos Bay, was Keith P a rr y s ta n d a rd bearer; entertained on his tenth birthday John Watzling, orator; Don Mol- anniversary at the home of his thu, sentinel; Frank Christensen, grandmother, Mrs. C. H. Mansell, I [ Richard Rankin, Edward Peterson, Sanford Heights. The .Easter motif was carried | ; Max Clausen, Gerald Danielson, I Bob Swinney and Rodney Halter, out in the decoration^. Favors were Easter candy, eggs and bun seven preceptors. At an afternoon session which nies. The Easter egg hunt, high- preceded the installation the De point of the party, was won by Molay degree was conferred on I Sally Sturdivant The young guests were Sally, thirtysseveri Coquille boys and five Roseburg boys by the New Dennis and Billy Sturdivant, | port DeMolay officers. . j Johnny Stevens, Sandra Sue Rice, A dinner served by the Rebekah I JeffreT Wood- Knox- Mar> lodge at the I. O. <X F. hall wqs ' and Dennis Gammon of Coos Bay attended by one hundred and and the guest of honor, Richard thirteen Masons and DeMolays, Hatcher. Also present at the affair were and the dance which followed the installation and flower ceremon Mr. and Mrs.' Archie Hatcher, Mr. ies was attended by close to one and Mrs. Lyle Knox, Mr. and Mrs. hundred DeMolays and their C. H. Mansell, Mrs. A. L. Powrie of Myrtle Point, Lawrence Hatch guests. er, Mrs. Bill Smithers and Hazel On the Coquille DeMolay ad visory council are: Ivan Smalley, McKibben. • • general chairman; Paul Snider, Visitors From Eugene— ‘-Miss Erna Dad adviser; Julius Ruble, Rudy Johnson, Walter Oerding, Pete Gill had as her week-end guests, Gould, Jack McLarrin, Ray Det- her sister, Mrs. William Burns, and children, Dale and Donna, of lefsen. Gene Johnson, and Craig two Eugene. Donna is remaining in Co Perrott, Worthy Master df Chad-, quille for a week, spending her wick lodge. spring vacation. Miss Gill and her • • visitors spent Sunday with friends in Bandon. • Visit At Mackey's—Mr. and Mrs. James Phillips of Tacoma, Wash ington. spent the week with Mr. and Mrs, Alex Mackey, Coos Bay highway, Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Delicious and Different Every Saturday — Served from 6 P. M. to 10 P. M. The Cedar Room • of T h e C o q u ille H o te l «»EASTER Loveliest memento of all—a co rsa g e, bouquet or potted plant of her favorite anaafll S p r in g M ainly A bout P e ijple b lo o m i. Order today. No matter your choice . . . Leading In Boatery Contaat remain so longer than most. Phone orders receive our prompt atten tion. a . Chuck's Flower Basket *\ Coquille 420 W. 1st St. • Now Spends Week-End At McClary’s— leading in the Bootery dance con Dick Brown of South Dakota, who test and Bill Martindale and Bon .is attending Reed college at Port nie Morgan. In second place are land, spent the week-end in Co Bobbie Dixon and Lynn Curtis. quille visiting his aunt and uncle, Students only are eligible for the Mr. and Mrs. V: E; McClary. • • contest, Mrs. Bowen points out, but Here From Corvallis—Miss Donna anyone can vote, • • McCoy of Corvallis spent several Guast at Turkey Hoaw—Mi. arid days In the city visiting her broth Mrs. John Purkey have an rigb1/ ' e r t>ick McCoy, who is on the year old guest as their guest. Shi staff at Chuck’s Flower Basket. U Mrs. B. M. Rogers of Enumclaw, [ Return Eri/f# PertlAtt«—Mr. and Washington. • • ■*" Mrs. Warren DiHis have returned Home For Spring Vacation — Mr. to Coquille after 9 f too-month Jl’ X and Mrs. George Taylor have their in Portland. Though’ ftjiad been tw* children, Joyce and Bob, home the Davis’ plan to make their hotne from Willamette university for the in Portland, they will ri*w remain in Coquille. spring vacation. fragrant and fresh and will Maekey’s are sisters, • our flowers are Phone 1791 PAGE Kindergarten Class To Be Presented A t May Day Fete J e n line! P.E.O. Chapter Hears India Talk the Land of Continual Con trast" was the title of the pro gram presented Monday evening to Chapter C. C. of the P. E. O. Sisterhood by Bill Cook when he told by story and pictures high lights of his 14 months stay in India with the Army Air Force. Following the entertaining pre sentation, the chapter members and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cook, enjoyed refreshments served by the hostess, Mrs. Fred Watson. The meeting was held at the Ralph Stuller residence. • • KELVINATOR FREEZERS Recital G iven Last Thursday — A lincine you fide foods Y es! 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BEEF POT ROAST M eaty shoulder cuts lb. -- ______ bacon squares each 2 5 c lb. 49« 49e 25' Freslj Ground Beef No cereal lb. 45c -------- , -------- 49« Country Style Sausage ib. Phene 101 35c SHORT RIBS FRESH OYSTERS lb. 3 5 c lint 6 5 c Coquille Food Center On the Road to Bandon I 72C * A Complete Line of LOMA LINDA HEALTH FOODS FREE D E L IV E R Y • • • Twice Daily Headquarters for Magazines, Newspapers, Postage Stamps — Fresh Frozen Foodi 165 W. Front St. Coquille, Oregon Phone 971 McClary Appliance Co. 340 W. Front St. 29c # 2 can Wadhams_ _ _ _ _ I lb. tan POWDERED Ring Bologna h 2 cons 29c C O R N , Three Sisters # 2con SKINLESS WIENERS Lb. - - - - p o u n d *. F e a r -w a ll re - fr ig w r 'ta n « . «¿*w*a th p m ig h a n y r i a n d a r d d o o rw a y ( h r n I t ! H a w * m o n e y or» fo o d l»«lt»! to * ALBERS FLAPJACKS, Premixed 10 lb. bag $ 1 ,0 9 For frying or seasoning A, 9 ,1 2 , and 2 0 Clf. FT. CAPACITIES On Vacation Trip—Mr. and Mrs. . J. D. Rankin are away on a two week vacation trip. It was their plan to fly to Hawaii. • • Vacationing In Marysville — Mrs. George Brooks and son, Bobby, are spending a ten-day vacation in Marysville, California, where they are visiting Mrs. Brooks’ sister. recital of beginning and interme diate piano students was given last Thursday afternoon by Mrs. M. O. Hawkins. Parents and friends of the young pianists enjoyed the mu sical afternoon. Rib or Loirr end A GREAT NEW LINE OF Visit In Redmond Mr and Mrs. George Morgan left on Saturday to visit with Mr. Morgan's brother in Redmond, Oregon. • • Attends B. P. W. Meet—Mrs. J. S. Barton, first vice president of the state federation of Business and. Professional Women’s clubs, at tended the southern Oregon dis trict convention of B. P. W. held at Glendale on April 2. Now as always a t . . THE COQUILLE FOOD CENTER PÜRK L O IN lo u iv : APRIL 5. 1999- COQUILLE. OREGON.
