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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1950)
S e n tin e l C O Q U IL L E , O R E G O N Lampshade Talk Set At Meeting Broadbent Church Filled Easter 18. Final School M eet Set Tuesday An inspiring sermon on “ The Resurrection,” by Rev. J. R. Wiley, closed the service. Saturday afternoon a large group of children enjoyed an Easter egg hunt at the church. Louis for finding the most eggs; Wayne Rodgers for the golden egg and Joy Caudle who was unable to find any eggs. Following the egg hunt practice was held for the Easter program. ’ Tech. Sgt. John J. Clouse, a former resident of Portland, w ill be in Coquille fo r the purpose of > contacting men between the ages of 17 and 31 who are interested in ' knowing more about the Marines 11 and the opportunities offered by 1 an enlistment in the Marine corps. : The Marine corps office, to be ' located in the post office building, > I w ill be open from 8 a. m. until 5 Attendance reached an all-tim e of 86 at the Easter Sunday program and service at the Broad bent church, fillin g the church The fin al meeting of the Rural nearly to capacity. The following program was giv- School board w ill be held at the county courthouse Tuesday, A p ril 18, at 8 p. m. School boards de Greeting, Jan St. Louis; “O ur siring hearings are urged tb con W elcom e,” Beginners’ class; tact the county schoo| superinten "W h at Does Easter Mean to dent immediately. M e? " Prim ary G irls: Ann B ige low. Jane Miller, Snsan B a b cock, Joy Caudle, Linda Cook. “The Crocus and the Robin,” Juniors; “ 180th Psalm ,” Linda Ceek: “Easter Bonnets,’’ 14 Girls • f the Prim ary and Beginners’ Classes; "Trom bone Solo,” Phll- u * Fry; song, “Lesson of the Lilies.” Young Girta’ class; reading, Faye Rodgers; saxo phone solo. ’W hispering Hope.” Fatty Herman; readings, Ronald Logsdon; “In the Garden,” with ■tusiral accompaniment. Ro maine St. Louis; m lrambi solo, Elisabeth W iley. Marines Looking For Recruits A United States Marine corps recruiting team w ill be located in the Coquille post office on A pril At Broadbent high try to go to the Spring Festival at Coquille Hay 3. [THUR. FRI. SAT r i Is The X. Marshall Dana To Speak A t Commencement Marshall Dana, editor of the | Portland Journal, w ill be the com- j mencement speaker at Coquille high school it has been announced by Ray Hunsaker, Coquille super intendent, tnis week. Commence ment is set for May 25. Dana w ill speak, too, at the M yr tle Point commencement exercises on May 24. ETTA GENEVA ADOLPESON Funeral services fo r E tta Gen- ... ............... Hank says: “ You choicest cuts at Your guarantee S w ift’s Premium ' can rely upon us to bring you only the the most reasonable prices at a ll times. of quality is backed by such labels as and Arm our’s Star. Stop in to see us soon.” Yr "r choice of Armour’s Star, Sw ift’s Premium or Oregon Chief at the amazingly low price of 4 5 c lb. by the piece Story O f T h a t F o r s y t e Woman PORK L O IN ROAST And The Three Grade AA LARGE EGGS doz. 4 9 c Men Who ^ ere Such The Igloo Meat Market F o o ls W. First St. About Her! GREER Powers W ill Have Opening Saturday O f Hollenbeck's The opening of the new Hollen beck & Son Garage and Shell station at Powers has been set fo r Saturday, A p ril 22, according to Mrs. Hollenbeck who visited The Sentinel office this week. With the opening of the new ■tore the Hollenbeck’s are taking the dealership fo r Montgomery- ( Ward Riverside tires, tubes, bat- 1 teries and electrical appliances. A I floor display w ill be featured in the Powers store which w ill main- j tain a catalogue order service for i Ward customers. The Hollenbeck's have been in the garage business in Powers I since 1844 Previously they oper- ' ated the Shell Service station in Coquille. Sales representative for Hollen- I beck & Son is George Eckholm of I Coquille who promises a twenty- I four hour delivery service to all ! «actions of Coos and C urry coun ties. Survivoi Hans Hen: ters, Mrs. burg. Kat Hasel Mi ifornia, an ( port, and Forth. J APRIL This eva AdQlpeson, 65, who died at Coot Bay, A p ril 10, w ill be held at Langlois church w ith Rev. W in- quist in charge. Interment w ill be in Denmark cemetery. ; Bom at Dairy, Oregon, March 8, 1885, Mrs. Adolpeson had lived at Coos Bay fo r tw o years. Mrs. Ramona Hodge was the guest of honor at a stork shower given a t the home of Mrs. Vinnie Allen. Hostesses were Mrs. Ken neth Neely and Mrs. Jerry Mc Eldowney. Guests attending were Mrs. Shirley Williams, Mrs. Pat Crouch, Mrs. Vinnie Allen, Mrs. Anna Lee Neely, Mrs. Colleen McEldowney, I Mrs. Doris St. Clair, Mrs. Cora Rogers, Miss Mary Loss, M iss' Bonnie Morgan, Miss' Irene Burr, Mrs. Joyce McCracken, Miss Bar- ( bara Scott and the honored guest, I Mrs. Ramona Hodge. APRIL WEVE GOT THE MILTON BERLE PICTURE THAT'S GOT THE D COUNTRY IN < Stork Shower Given Coquille Phone 1154 APRIL 14 - 15 - 16 BERLE TECHNICOLOR m the New Warner Bros I janet LEIGH HARRY DAVENPORT / Happiness-Maker CARTOON Two Complete Shows LATEST NEWS Each Evening EVENTS 7:00 & 9:15 FORSYTP 1 Also Technicolor Sport Parade “THE LITTLE ARCHER” Latest News Events M A T IN E E SUNDAY EVENINGS -(STARTING WED., APRIL 19 1:45 7:00 & 9:15 FOB FOUR BIGDAYS | GEORGE RAFT. QWPQSlM/QOQCGQ AKIM TAM I ROFF-MARIE W IN D S O R - a « . ..w«— . FEATURE NO. 2 £ TRIPU ACTION! j L * TRIPLE LAUGHS! Voter Signup Ends Next Tuesday P. M. ft IN JO T 'S TH IR D BIG SCREEN H IT ! Last chance to sign up for the right to cast a vote in the May 19th primaries is Tuesday, A p ril 18, Clerk Lloyd Oddy said today. At present registrations are running heavily toward the Dem ocratic party in Coo» county, It was learned from a cursory check at the registration forms. • e Ag Census Forms A t Coos PostOffices Agricultural census forms mayj be obtained at post offices at Co quille, Bandon, Riverton, Broad bent and Powers, according to Mrs. Jean Metcalfe, census supervisor. A t the time of mailing the sup ply of forms was inadequate. Farmers who did not receive copies I m ay obtain them at their local, poet offices. A previous knowledge of the census requirements w ill I greatly facilitate the work of the census takers, Mrs. Metcalfe points out. Lessing W ill Head Coquille Rotary Father Robert Leuing, rector of St. James’, has been named president of Rotary. He w ill succeed Don Farr In June. Vice- president is A1 Smith, secretary- treasurer. Jerry MacMurray, and sergeant-at-arms. Ernie Perrott. Directors are B ill Fortier, Noble Chowning. Lou Holimon, Wasley Laird and Tom Stevens. and the girt with the big blue eyes who left a dent in their hearts! THE STORY OF FIFTY 6UYS AND A GIRL! VAN JOHNSON^JOHN HODIAK RICARDO MONTALBAN GEORGE MURPHY ««M l M O RRIS CA RNO VSKY (LYSE K N O X BILLY HOUSE TRUDY MARSHALL IflU M AR C MARSHALL THOMASON • JEWOME COURTtANO DON TAYLOR . BRUCE COWLING • JAMES WHITMORE lA W IIH G DOUGLAS FOWLEY • LEON AMES • DENISE DARCEl Stary and Strata Plar Produced by HAL E CHESTER b> ROBERT WR03N. AoocKt RraSacar Directed by WILLIAM A. WELLMAN Produced by DORE SCHARY ” TAKE A TIP----- , To Be Assured of ■ Good Seat—Attend Wed. or Tburs. if Possible. MATINEE SAT. 1:00 CARTOON LATEST NEWS HCECTy
