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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1951)
= = ^s = s s s B a ^e m a : Christian Church Plans Series O f Special Meetings ELLEN NESBITT Women’« Editor Social Events... PHONE 3581 or 3591 Coquille Couple Wed ih Reno Page Three ç fe n tln e l Miss Em ily Taylor and Boyd Hendrix, both o f Coquille, were Conley a r professor at the . ------- „ SiUby, ------ , , _ ------married Saturday, June 2, at Reno COQUILLE, OREGON. JUNE 21, IM I. It Minnesota Bible college, Minneap- j Methodist church, Reno, Nevada. =>«= ■■ ••• f o r her marriage the bride wore oils, Minnesota, w ••• ill conduct two Mr. and Mrs. C liffo rd Bisaett. M r .and Mrs. Bernard Jaakari Hagles Lodge Names weeks of evangelistic meetings at a two-piece dress o f blue crepe were weekend visitors to Portland and two children visited fo r sev- w ith dark blue accessories. Convention Delegates where they attended the ice fol- eral days w ith relatives in Wash- the Coquille Christian church, July The bride is the daughter of A l Clarence Plott, M artin Kincheloe * I ington. 1 through 15, according to the local fred J. Taylor of Coquille, the and Ralph Menning w ill be the Miss Alma Louise Thommen groom the son o f Mr. and Mrs. Coquille delegates at the Eagles pastor, I. M. Nelson. chose a garden setting for her mar- state convention being held in Mr. Silsby, who received his Shird Hendrix of Coquille. Anniversary Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Hendrix w ill re riage Saturday, June 17, to Mr. Klamaht Falls, June 27, 29 and 30 education at Northwest Christian r i ? ™eetln* Of? 2 e college and the University of Ore- side here. James B. Russell, »on of Mr. and, Held A t Taylor Home • • W” t ™ ? ‘ ° h° ld i ««»". Eu«ene- and Butler U n iv £ - Roses arranged in a low bowl f Mrs. Gareld Russell of Bullards ®meeting on June 29 during c o n -jsity in Indianapolis. Ind., and Route, Coquille. Rev. Desmond and tapers in matching holders vention weekend. Northwestern University in Chi- Nelson o f Fairview Community graced the table when Mr. and Initiated at the meeting Friday cago, is an instructor in Bible Mrs. Avo Cantrell, who has been church officiated at the single ring Mrs. Ralph Taylor entertained at was Roy E. Caudle. I study, homelitics, radio and s £ £ h visiting in Coquille from C alifor rites performed against a back dinner in honor o f Mr. and Mrs. at Minnestoa Bible college. nia, entertained at the home of her ground of flowering shrubs at the R. E. Boober on their wedding an GUEST IN COQUILLE We Recap All Sizes of Passenger Car Tires, Coming to Coquille . , with Mr. niversary. home of the bride's parents, Mr. Mrs. Larry Case of Shelton, W n, Silsby is “ The Gospel Four” a sister, Mrs. U. E. McClary prior Full Cap or Top Cap The guests were Mr. and Mrs. has been visiting friends and rela and Mrs. Albert Thommen, Fair- to her departure for home. R. E. Boober, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. tives here. While here she wsa quartet of male students from the view Route, Coquille. Minnesota college. In addition to Attending the evening dessert The bride wore a suit of ligh t Williams and Mr. and Mrs. C. Ver a guest of her cousin, Irene Burr. assisting w ith the evangelistic non Smith were Mrs. R. E. Boober, Mrs.! weight wool in two-tone grey, w ith • • meetings, the quartet w ill be in the Winners at progressive canasta white accessories and a corsage area during the week of June 24 Floyd Robb, Mrs. Frank T h rift, o f gardenias. Her matron of hon were Mr. and Mrs. Williams. to conduct a series of concerts. Mrs. Mary McKeown, Mrs. Frank or, Mrs. Sherman Gregory, chose Monday, June 25, they w ill be at Rover, Mrs. Hal Pierce, Mrs. E. E. a light red suit which she wore NEW TIRES the Arago Community church and Leslie, Miss Inez Rover, Mrs. w ith beige accessories and a cor on June 26 they w ill present a pro James Brady, Miss Leah Rover, dage of gardenias. gram at the jun ior auditorium of Mrs. H. S. Norton, Mrs. J. E. N or Dean Russell was his brother’s the Community building. The ton, Mrs. Leona Bryant, Mrs. best man. three nights following they w ill Gerald w Stark, B. V Collier! w vw i A , x Mrs. u ia . a A. . «_». O U 1C 1 Mrs. Ed Detlefsen. conducting The young couple, both gradu give concerts in the North Bend, of Roseburg, Mrs. Ralph Taylor, ates o f Coquille high school, w ill her firs t meeting as president of M yrtle Point and Port Orford Mrs. Annie Fennell, Mrs. O. C. San A (laughter, Helen J«, was born. churches. reside at Brookings where the the Coquille Business and Profes ford, Mrs. Marian Lawrence'and groom is managing a service sta sional Women’s club appointed the at Oakland, Oregon, on June 2, to The pianist for the quartet, Miss Mrs. A. N. Gould. APPLIANCE SERVICE tion. The bride was form erly an follow ing committee heads at a Mr. and Mrs. M e rrill Totier. Mr. Arlene Carry, w ill supervise a A prize fo r bridge was won by mt «ru coouau operator at the West Coast Tele meeting of the organization on Tozier is well known in Coquille. daily vacation Bible school in Co Mrs Mary McKeown and a sewing phone office, Coquille. Monday evening: legislation, Mrs. He attended school here and was quille during the two weeks of the prize was won by Mrs. J. E. Nor Attending the wedding and the J. S. Barton, Sr.; radio. Miss Phyl later associated with Lloyd Hickam evangelistic meetings. reception which followed were Mr. lis Donis; membership, Mrs. Tom in Jhe Coquille Bakery business. • • and Mrs. Gareld Russell and two Detlefsen; International relations, sons. Dean and Tony, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Annie Fennell; equal rights. Mrs. Keith Coniee. formerly on Russell, M r. and Mrs. Amzy Min- Miss M ary June Foote; civil de the staff at the county assessor’s tony», and two daughters, Marian fense and health and safety, Mrs. office, has returned to work in the and Jo Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ed Hughes; business women’s office fo r several months. Mintonye, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Min- week, Mrs. Robert Ley; education, o o tonye, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thom Mrs. Minnie Lou Marcy; united Mr. and Mrs. Donald Englehart men and son. John Harvey, Mr. nations, Miss Ida Oerding; cour and children o f Waubay, South and Mrs. Glen Thommen and tesy, Mrs. James Richmond; Dakota, are visiting at the home) daughter, Shelley, Mr. and Mrs finance, Mrs. Charles Stauff and o f Mr. and Mrs. Otto Thiesen. Charles Geitner, Mr. and Mrs. Alice Oertling; telephone and O a H arry Hubbell and four children, transportation, Mrs. Stanley Ho- Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morgan John, Marcia, Deidra and A llyn, gate; public affairs, Mrs. Georgi- and two sons, John and David, of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Monson, M r. anna Vaughan; auditing, Miss and Mrs. Aim er Walstrom, Mr. and Bess Maury and Mrs. Louis H ili- Roseburg, w ill v is it Mr. Morgan’s mother, Mrs. E ffie Morgan, dur-| Mrs. Neil Harding, Mr. and Mrs. mon. ing the weekend. They plan to Dale Harding and son, Roger Dale Invitations were received from Miss Georgena Smith, Mrs. Han the Coos Bay club f<^ a dinner spend a part of the time at W ind nah Williamson, Sir. and Mrs. Sher at the beach home of Miss Irene ermere, Bandon man Gregory and son, Steve, Mrs. Quick Tuesday evening and from Joe Sayre Jr. is visiting this! w * r‘d» Gregory, Mrs. Fairy How the new club at Powers fo r their ell, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Russell charter dinner on Wednesday eve week w ith a friend in Lakeview. • • and Mr and Mrss Albert Thorn- ning. men. Mrs. M. D. Sherrard returned The meeting followed a potluck The beautifully decorated, three- dinner arranged by the past presi Monday from Prosser, Washington, | tie r wedding cake, served at the dents dub. The event was held at where she attended the funeral of I reception was made by the bride’s the home of Miss Alice Oerding. her step-father, E. B. White. Fol aunt, Mrs. H arry Hubbell. The next meeting w ill be a din lowing the services on Thursday, • • ner meeting at the home of Dr. Mrs. Sherrard stayed a few days I Eleanor Gutman on July 2. The w ith her mother before returning I committee in charge w ill be Miss to Coquille. • • Edna Robison, Mrs. Laura Bran don and Mrs. Tom Detlefsen. Mi«« Martha Ann Stewart, with ; • • Miss Florence Moore of Bandon, and Miss Alpha Jane Clinkinbeard M r. and Mrs. Lawrence Dorsey o f Coos River, went to Corvallis! Sr. who were married recently during the week end to attend the were honored Saturday at a party wedding of a sorority sister. The given by Mr. and Mrs. Russell three assisted in serving at the! Konrad. The evening a ffa ir was Rev. Lawrence Guderian of the wedding reception. held on the patio at the Konrad home. • • Pioneer Methodist church w ill re James A. Hoodyaheil is away on I Among the guests were Mr and main in Coquille. Also remain Mrs. P. Holcomb, Mrs. Emma Mas ing in Coos county as action of a vacation trip to Idaho, Kansas, cot, Mr. end Mrs. Don Gosnell, the Methodist conference recently Oklahoma and Arkansas. He plans M r. and Mrs. P. O. Lund, Mr. and completed in Salem was the Rev. to be away all summer and w ill i Mrs. George Bolster, Mrs. J. W il W ilm er Briggs o f M yrtle Point. return to Coquille in the early fa ll | liams, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cotter, Rev. Guderian was re-elected con by way of California. • • Mr. and Mrs. George Gasner, Mr. ference chairman. o e and Mrs. L T. Dorvey, Jr., Mr. and A. B. “ Bert” W ilson of Portland.! Mrs. Byron Cotter, L a rry Cotter, VISITS AT SANDY CREEK who has just returned from a four Mr. and Mrs. Hollenbeck, Mr. and Irene Burr, Sidney Ann Hum month trip to New Orleans, is Mrs. Scarbrough, Mr. B. Frank, bert and Paula Lanay »pent Sun visiting in Coquille w ith his sis-! Mr. Dan Arts, Mr. and Mrs Tom day visiting Mr. and .Mrs. Neil ter, Mrs. May Ensele, and w ith! Roccaro. 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