The Coquille Valley sentinel., May 21, 1953, Image 12

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C O Q U IL L E
Mrs. J. Barton And Inez Rover Named
To State Offices A t BPW Convention
VALLEY
C> f I n ter est
Mrs. J. S. Barton and Miss Inez ceivei by the club a t the conven-
Rover w ere ele.'ted to state offices tion. One was given to th e health
in th e Oregon F ederation of BPW and safety com m ittee for the
at the convention held last w eek- achievem ent report sent by Mrs.
e r d at G rants Pass.
Ralph F lan n ery , local chairm an
Mrs. Barton was named to the and th e oth er was for a 100 p er ■
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nom inating com m ittee and Miss cent voting record.
Rover was chosen chairm an of in -
Total reg istratio n at th e G ran ts Mrs. Hal Pierce an d Miss Leah '
tcm ational relations. The local Pass m eeting was 306 and local Rover.
club now has three seats on the mem bers atten d in g w ere Miss
At th e Monday n ig h t m eeting
state executive board which in- Edna Robison, Mrs. J. S. B arton, of the club, convention reports
elude th e new state officers and Miss Inez Rover, Mrs. Louis H oli- w ere given bv th e Misses Rover
the local president.
Miss Bess Maury, Miss A rlene and Robison and M esdames B arton
Two citations were also re- Robertson, Mrs. Leona Bryant, and Holimon.
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the m em bers decided to have a
j flcat in the parade and a booth
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am ong the o th er concessions.
R efreshm ents w ere served by j
Ixiaried In Your Truck Or Delivered
Mrs. Eugene Lieb an d M rs. Ed
Detlefsen. M iniature flags of m any ;
FOR INFORMATION & PRICES
nations w ere th e favors provided
PHONE COOS BAY COLLECT
by M.ss Inez Rover.
1401 — 5431
G uests atten d in g the m eeting
were Mrs. Alton Clausen, Mrs.
Five Sizes For Your Every Need
Jack Bowen and Mrs. C. L. Mason. ;
T h u r s d a y , M ay 21, 1953
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in th e county asking th e ir contri-
bution to the evening’s program .
P lans w ere m ade to attend
•Friendship N ight” a t N orth Bend
May 21 w hen Coos 99 entertains.
Mrs. Jam es G am w ell and Mrs.
H arry Young w ere hostesses for
th e evening w ith Mrs. Ford W or-
sham in charge of decorations.
T he Lion’s club appointed C urtis
Tow nsend to head a new Scout
troop w ith Roy G etchell as assist-
an t scoutm aster. P erfect atten d -
ance P1?,5
aw arded to Jam es
i”ane ‘?,OberI i C
Cray. B R N icklaus A lan Rhay.
K enneth Rolfe, R ay S haffer, Je ss
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fo’lowed by a th e atre p arty A ttend
ing th e p a rty w ere Jo h n Young.
Jim m ie and Noble A damek, Bibble
Pri jble. Tommy W adman, Ronnie
and Dennis Getchell. Ross Min-
ionye. Billie Hunt. Jack .e Shorb
and F ay ette H arrelson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. B urch are
vacationing from th e ir duties at
the local postoffice. D uring th eir
absence. Rev. H. L. Bagley is ta k -
; ing Mr. B urch's place.
Mrs. Roy Long and tw o children,
T heresa A nn and D eborah, of !
Roseburg, are visiting a t th e hom e !
of h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Kusba.
Among o ut of tow n guests a t- !
tending g raduation exercises F ri­
day w ere Mr. and M ts. W. P.
H ennessey, Coos Bay, Mr. and Mrs.
Jo h n W idm ark, N orth Bend. Mrs.
G eorge From m and F rances Ann,
. Coquille: and Mr. and Mrs. K en­
neth W aters, San Francisco.
V esper services for th e class of
'53 w e r e ,h e ld at the C hurch of
the Open B ible S unday evening, j
Mrs. A rth u r Elbon w as elected
May 10, w ith Rev. H. L. Bagley I
le p etit chapeau of Coos C ounty 1
giving th e address on "Follow ing
Salon 509 8 et 40 at a d in n er m eet- L
a Vision." T he g irl's chorus sang
Come spring, comes not only a desire for fetching new chapeaux but
ing held May 8.
two num bers, "T h an k s Be to G od”
for brighter faces to go with then And no food’s as good for the com­
T he m em bers m et a t th e A m er- j plexion and the system as grapefruit, rich in vitamin C and low in
and "T he L o rd ’s P ra y e r.”
calories, with its alkalizing attributes.
ican Legion hall in P o rt O rford
M em bers of th is y e a r’s g rad u - i
Fortunately, Florida is sending to local markets large quantities of
a ting class a re J a n e tte Lynn
with Mrs. B. B. S tra tto n and Mrs.
just-ripe
golden
g
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efru
it
now,
and
they
are
available
in
various
sizes
W illiam M ontgom ery as hostesses.
S haw ver, W illene C av er Grove,
for uses all through the menu. Spring calls, too, for lighter foods, and
M yrtle Mae Magill, Jo sep h M er- j
O ther officers chosen w ere Mrs.
here grapefruit can’t be beat—i t s a leal spnng tonic.
vin B outin, Lois Y vonne W arrick,
Lyle Knox, le p etit d em i-chapeau
Lse the smaller size g rap efru it for juicing—fresh g rap efru it juice
Ja n e t R uth Dobson and K enneth i
is a wonderful zesty beverage for morning or midday. Serve the halves,
prem iere; Mrs. W illiam Wylie, le
H arry Wooden.
varying the toppings, ' # breakfast, oi for luncheon or dinner fir.-t or
p etit ch apeau-deuxiem e: Mrs. Jess
VA 17 CLOTHES ARE
last courses. Here six
-traw berries make a picture-pretty arran g e­
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. King spent I
W illiams, l'au m o n ier; Mrs. John
ment. Section the whole fru it for fruit cups and salads. Combined with
the w eekend visiting in M ohmouth
ALWA YS I V ASSET D evereux, 1‘archiviste; Mrs. G uy greens
and French dressing, grapefruit sections make about the most
and Salem.
T orrey, la corcierge.
refreshing salad yet concoc*-
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Mrs. Ludw ig L arsen has re - i
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tu rn ed to h e r hom e a fte r several '
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w eeks of visiting w ith h e r d au g h t- |
Loyal Neish. Mrs A rth u r Elbon, J O i n t
K eC IT O l K r e S e n tS
V O C O l,
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RE NEATEST
er in P o rtland.
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Com m encem ent exercises w ere
CLEANED
D evereux This m eeting w ill be P/.USIC
J lU O G n tS A t A S S C IT lb ly O f k jO d held
at th e high school gym nasium
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held Ju n e 14 and 15 at Seaside
WITH LCSTEROL
F riday evening at 8 o’clock for th e
A lovely jo in t-rec ita l w as h e l d ,
prior to th e A m erican Légion con­
high school and eighth grade g rad ­
for the piano and voice stu d en ts K lo u / P T A
vention.
uating classes. The S alu tato ry ad - I
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Mrs. Jess W illiam s w ill be hos- o t Coo“ ] ’11«
and M yrtle P P n o i in
dress, "Som ethings About Y outh”
te- to th e m em bers w hen they L oqnle lab ern acle, S atu rd ay eve- I n c F r i l l f i r l
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and the V aledictory speech. "M an
d in n er Ju n e 12.
P a rt one was played by th e
Tom S tevens w as installed as With A C ause” by Joseph Boutm.
that makes clothes twice as neat, tw ice as clean, tw ice
A ttending th e m eeting from Co- Ju n io rs- and a fte r th e opening PTA p resid en t at a m eeting of the
Rev. Jesse Coldiron gave the in ­
a bright; Lusterol your clothes today.
q uille w ere M esdames E. W. n um ber by Ja n ice Coffm an, The group last W ednesday.
vocation w hich was follow ed bv a
Hughes, Lyle K nox, Ida O erding, T hree
L ittle Pigs, ,
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,p Lan ® St? r,v
O th er new officers installed I selection by th e high school band,
G uy T orrey and Jess W illiams. w ith music, was played bv th e fol- w ere G eorgianna V aughan. M rs., W hat H ave We In h erite d ” was
Bandon m em bers p resen t w ere owing students: Jo an B arrow , Dale E lliott and Ted C adm an. vi
the topic of K enneth W ooden's a d ­
P eter
Wolfe, dress and W A. A nderson, p r in ­
Mrs. W illiam T ro tt and Mrs Jo h n M ary Dee R ichardson, A ndrea presidents; Mrs
l-em anow sky, Carol Beber, Dana treasu rer; F ran k Ballah, secretary; cipal, presen ted v arious aw ards.
D evereux.
Kennedy, Ronnie G ould. A dean and Mrs. G. V. M ullen. Coos Coun- Lois W arrick gave a speech on
Bram on, E leanor O aks. Rickie ty Council rep resen tativ e. Rose "T he W orld We F ace” and Ja n et
Gould. Pam H ildebrandt. R em ain- G ulseth, presid en t of th e Coos Dobson spoke on “T he Science of
der of p a rt one w ere as follows: County PTA Council, conducted H um an R elations.”
Jo h n H eeren, G ary Bram on, Benny the installation cerem ony.
T he eighth grade grad u ates w ere
Newell P alm er m anager of the B rodie' Jam es Thomas. H all T hom -
Ray H uneaker explained the presented th e ir diplom as bv A nita
maimer, m anager of the
Earls, Gail H unter. Ann
reason for th e school budget in ­ M. S tanley followed by the p re ­
F irestone store, w as in itiated
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v eith
-.u Schroeder,
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y crease th is y ear d u rin g th e busi­ sentation of the senior class by
W. Front Street
Coquille
the S h rin ers in M edford S atu rd ay
V aughan, G eorgetta W odkins. Ann ness session.
su p erin ten d en t B. R. N ick'au-
He attended the S h rin e convention
Randolph, Billie H agem an, George
T he C om m unity C horus en ter- A nita S tanley also gave them th eir
as well over Friday, S atu rd ay and
Linn,
Leila
Schroeder,
^ nn tained w ith several num bers This diplom as. T he benediction was giv­
Sunday.
M auney.
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w as th e final ap p earan ce for the en by Rev. Coldiron.
A fter a few m inutes in term iss­
Ju d y Dobson, p resid en t of th e
Your Insurance needs — See ion, th e advanced pupils w ere as year. Also on the evening's p ro ­
Dick Jew ell— W uh C. W. L ittle follows: A rlene K erber. Ju d y P er- gram w as a "humorous satire done K itty K ooker club, presided at the
in p antom ine by th e w om en te ac h ­ m eeting F riday w hich w as held in
rott, S haro n Cook, J e rry Barrow , ers.
th e m usic room of the high schoo’.
John W hitaker, Jo e V aughan. D ixie
R efreshm ents of cakes, pies and T he flag salu te and 4-H pledge
Rose, Leola Barklow , S haron Ross, I cupcakes w ere m ade bv ?he men w ere given. Honored guests w ere
A rlene Aasen, Alice H am m er, who also served them w ith coffee. Mr. and Mrs. W alter Schroeder of
M ary Jo Schroeder, M argaret
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Coquille and Mr. S chroeder m ade
G nadt, Ju d y M ilne, M arcia M aun­
a tap e recording of th e m eeting
ey.
w hich w as heard S atu rd ay on the
The follow ing stu d en ts w ere
radio.
aw ard ed th eir honor rolls for
Mrs. P earl B radshaw is assistant
successfully passing th e ex am in ­
leader of th e group; Mrs. Ralph
ation in playing th e fifteen m ajor
A nderson, cookery lead er; and
scales follow ed by th e principal
An a rt ex hibition featuring t h e , Mrs. Thea Holder, general ch air-
chords In all keys; R onnie Gould, w ork of school age children will man. S andra Branson and Linda
Jo h n - , again be sponsored th is fall by th e 1 G ibney d em onstrated how to cook
. P am H ildebrandt, Shelby
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nson. K eith Schroed- C oquille V alley A rt association.! dried apples during th e meeting.
' w rtv-nCy ' au ^*la n ' an ” G eorgetta p ictu res w ill ¿e hung for public A nother guest present was Miss
W2,, ns.
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I view ing d u rin g A rt Week, N ovem - M arv Jo Burk.
T he church was decorated w ith bg,. , . 7
Mrs. Dick Cady M rs A L
rhododendron and a lovely m ixed
C om plete d etails and rules for King. Mrs. T. W. H ackett. Mrs.
( floral arran g em en t on th e piano en tr ies w ill be published and dis- C arl Briggs and Mrs. A. L. B urch
m ade an attractiv e setting for th e trib u te d to all school teachers w ere elected and installed as of-
recital.
about th e first w eek in S eptem ber ficers for th e com ing year of th e
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and are being planned by th e P ow ers W om an’s club. T he elec-
School E xhibit ch airm an , Mrs tion and installation took place at
Viola F airbanks.
a no-host potluck luncheon held
Mrs. F airb an k s is a teacher in T hursday, M ay 13 at th e Rebekah
th e C oquille public schools, and hall.
has had ex p erien ce in this activity
Mrs. Clyde T horp conducted the
Ju n e 28 is the date Miss Maxine in L ew iston, Idaho. She will be installation cerem onies and each
Elizabeth Collier has set for her assisted by Mrs. A lton Clausen, officer w as p resen ted w ith a cor-
m arriag e to Clarence B Miller, active m em ber of th e local a rt sage m ade bv Mrs. R. J. McMahon
A corsage w as also given to M rs. j
son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. H ippie group.
W illiam G rove for her o u tstanding '
of P ortland.
w ork as h ospitality chairm an.
News of th e young couple's en ­
Business discussed an d tabled
gagem ent was announced recently
un til th e fall m eeting included the
by the b rid e-elect’s m other, Mrs.
ad v isability of th e grouo m eeting
Mabel C ollier of Tillamook.
in th e hom es and changing th e
Miss C ollier w as a m em ber of
d ate of the m eeting from th e th ird
the 1949 grad u atin g class at Co­
T h u rsd ay to th e last W ednesday
quille high school and her fiance
of th e month.
tlso attended school there. He is
C om m ittee chairm en appointed _
now em ployed by the Coos Bay
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Mrs. Hazel Lewis, w avs and"
Lum ber Company.
At the budget m eeting held in mea
M rj W M arn A nderson
ADVERTISER”
NON-ADVERTISER?
PUBLISHER?
SUBSCRIBER?.
th e high school gym nasium Mon- f,ow ers and c a rd s. and Mrg c ,vd<1
day, 57 votes w ere cast to increase T horn ,ib rarv M ernbers of the
Not the newspaper reader, because he saves both time and money by
th e school budget beyond the six nuditing com m ittee are M rs Thorp,
per ce n t lim itation and six votes M rs A nderson and M rs R j M c.
shopping the wide selection of honest values offered through the
Put This In Your Spring Bonnet—
Florida Grapefruit’s A Good Buy! •
ROCK
McLeod C onstruction Company
SAVE *32?
on a General Mills "Betty Crocker"
STEAM and DRY IR O N
Election Held
A t Dinner M eet
O f 8 Et 40 Club
A Reg. $23.90 Value
Ssle 19”
He 5 your chance to save on the famous ‘‘B etty Crocker’’ iron
that irons backward as easily as forward! Has “Tru Heat”
fabric selector and safety side rest. Ample steam for pressing
in two to four minutes. Buy now and save'
THE COQUILLE
DEALER STORE
Phone 5611
S. Taylor
» beatile
PHONE COQUILLE 1761
NO D-LAY CLEANERS
Switch from Steam to Dry Ironing in
a Jiffy . . . Jwit Slip the Attachment
On or Off
Tirestotte
WILL
WHEN
FOR PICK-UP AND DELIVERY
Shepherd, D onald B. Stickney,
Clyde Thorp, C urtis Townsend,
Loren W arner, Eddie W iwatow ski,
Ja c k B ushnell, H arvey Ja ck and
B ru ce M unro.
Mrs. Ju lia Jones of Lynwood,
' Wash., a rriv ed in Pow ers M onday
to spend a m onth w ith h er daught-
e rs. Mrs. H. E. Q uilbaugh and Mrs.
C lyde Allen. She was accom panied
b y another daughter, Mrs. W endt
and son. Ja ck McNeel of P ortland,
Mrs. W endt and McNeel retu rn ed
to th e ir hom es Tuesday.
c„ ••cniiro" I
See Spike Leslie for insurance
of all kind«, phone 4891
tfc
Spotanc
Newell Palmer
Becomes Shriner
Portiand
DRV tLEDIl OFTE k' IK
Who Pays For Advertising?
COQUILLE
BUSINESSES
WORK TOGETHER
A rt Exhibition
W ill Feature Work
O f Schoo, Children
Maxine Collier
To Wed June 28
C o-operation is the essence of lo­
cal business grow th. And SU PER­
IOR is proud to be on th e “team ”
th a t's w orking tow ard Coquille
V alley’s greater prosperity.
Because of extensive distribution
of its products, SUPERIOR is able
to absorb a m ajor p art of Coquille
V alley’s m ajor product—milk.
Sacramento
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S a n Francisco
Fresno
A t Powers
Powers School
Increase Passed
advertising columns.
¿TRIANGLE
Not the advertiser, because advertising alw ays returns a profit w hen it
is used correctly and consistently.
,Kt Mrs.
inSt Eddie
F reem an w as hostess
S atu rd ay in honor of h er eldest
son’s, Pugie, 12th birthday. Guests
gathered at th e Freem an home
w here refresh m en ts were served
SU PERIO R’S b etter prices
and y ear-round b u y i n g
enable local dairym en to
im prove th eir investm ent
—herds, lands, buildings.
And these im provem ents
increase income to other
local businesses.
SUPERIOR CHEESE
COMPANY
Myrtle Point, Oregon
t£osj1nqe(est
Mahon
P lans are being m ade bv Mvsfic
C hanter 147, OES fo r th e N ata’
association w hich w ill b e held at
Pow ers A ugust ?9. N otices have
been sent to th e d iffe ren t chapters
Not the publisher, because of the hundreds of firms w’ho profitably in­
vest hundreds of thousands of dollars in newspaper advertising.
(S a n H i ujo
Biegger's Reminds You
Every line of advertising in our paper is paid for by the FELLOW WHO
D O ESN’T ADVERTISE'
MILK RATION
MERRY XMAS "SPECIALS
m u a i M.LMC co.
The business which the non-advertiser loses pays the cost of advertising,
and ALSO returns a nice profit to the fellow who DOES ADVER­
TISE'
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The merchant who does not advertise is the may who PAYS for adver­
tising. He pays for it in the volum e of business he loses— in the num ­
ber of custom ers who buy elsew here. Good advertising brings hack
the original investm ent with profit dollars along with it. Almost
every business wants more sales than it is getting. HOPING for
more business is not as effective as INVITING more business.
Because SUPERIOR a b ­
sorbs a m ajor p a rt of lo­
cal m ilk production, local
d a i r y m e n get b etter
prices — can sell year-
round.
(w hat's left of them )
IO O LO S MET
MILK RATION
WILL CONTINUE
For belter health and greater
milk production, feed this ra­
tion of mixed natural ingredi­
JUST ONE MORE WEEK
ents.
T R IA N G L E
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Phone 4201 — Open Evenings By Appointm ent
FREE PARKING IN O l R OWN LOT
See your leealTriangte Dealer
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"Thrifty Shoppers Buy
at BIEGGER'S”
In Coquille