Thursday, May 21, 1953
COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL
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Engagement Told
A t Recent Party
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Lorene
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Eastside.
T he b rid e-elect is th e d au ghter
of Mrs. G eorge Z eigler of Coquille
and Je ff Lynn of B roadbent and
her fiance is th e son of Mr. and
Mrs. W alter G. Chapel of W hite
Salm on, Wash.
A t th e Presen t tlm e’ C hapell is
em ployed by Moore Mail at Mc-
M cKinley w here he stays w ith his
uncle an d au n t, Mr. and Mrs.
W oodrow Koch.
Miss L orene Lynn announced
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honoree and guests w ith ice cream brotherhood.
and coffee.
A ttending th e p arty w ere th e ■ Il
Misses G arn ett C ochran, Betty
C lark, Ja n ie H atcher, P at D etlef-
sen and K ay Sim m ons an d M es
dam es J. B. Cochran, Shirley
H atcher, W alter Kight, Ray D et-
lefsen, S tan F itzgerald,
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can ’ Cy C layton, A m brose C audle
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Stevens, H arold Sim m ons and
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AIso Presf n t ' ' ere M esdam es
D ert B urr, A rt Towne, Ned Kay
A1 Ragnone, K ip Johnson. Cliff
Bonnickson, B ert Folsom, Loren
W illard an d E rn est Batty,
Sending gifts b u t un ab le to s t
tend w ere M esdam es A. T. M ead-
ows, San T uttle, Guy D ittm er,
Leonard Day, C harles M clntee,
C arroll S alisbury, Tom D etlefsen,
E rnest K ight and E llis K ight and
th e Misses W anda H ills and Ruth
K eeney.
Guild Members
Model Fashions
A t Style Show
O ne of th e highlights of the
social y ear for St. C ecilia’s Guild
was th e ir outstanding an d d e-
lightful style show held T h u rsd ay
afternoon at St. Jam es G uild hall.
M any “oh’s” and "a h ’s” w ere
m urm ured by those atten d in g as
m em bers of th e G uild gracefully
modeled the fashions fo r la te
pring and sum m er. Styles fea t-
u ed w ere play clothes, cottons,
ifternoon dresses, sem i-form als
and form als.
A nother outstanding event of th e
afternoon w as th e a rt ex h ib it of
P atterso n C haney’s w ork w hich
was held in connection w ith th e
show. B eautiful w ater colors of
C alifornia missions and etchings of
horses and ships w ere displayed.
And, of special interest, w as the
exceptional w ater color of a forest
he painted w hen only seven.
D uring th e tea hour w hich was
' ' eld following th e style show, tho
High School G irl’s S ex tette p re-
| sented a program of vocal n u m - 1 Soroptim ist club m em bers elec
bers. They w ere accom panied by ted Mrs. E lbert Schroeder p resi-
th eir director, M illard K inney, and dent for th e com ing y ear at th eir
theic num bers included "S tars Fe'l reg u lar business m eeting May 12.
on A labam a." "W hat Is This Thing
O ther new officers -are Mrs.
Called L ove” and, for th eir encore, ' Chuck Adam s, vice president; Mrs.
"G l«w W orm .”
Hal Pierce, corresponding secre
C o-chairm en of th e style show ta ry ; Mrs. R obert Ley, recording
' w ere Mrs. Dee Brow ne and. Mrs. secretary: Mrs. Octavia McHugh,
Je an Clark. C ath erin e M aynard tre a su re r; and Mrs. C. G. Stem ,
was the fashion com m entator.
director.
M rs. M. O. H aw kins w as chosen
by the m em bers as th eir delegate
to the conference at Banff. C an a
d a.
Mrs. Chuck Adam s, hopitality
Miss V elita B atty was th e guest
of honor at a bridal show er given and social activities chairm an,
May 14 by Mrs. Jam es W atson and reported th a t her com m ittee is
Mrs. W alter Enlund at th e W atson w orking on plans for th e club’s
home.
10th an n iv ersary p a rty and M rs.
Miss B atty w ill become th e b rid e F ran k B urbank, ch airm an of the
of Bill W illard th is S atu rd ay at a ways and m eans com m ittee, pre-
7 p.m. cerem ony in the P ioneer sented a plan fo r fin an cin g the
M ethodist church.
equipm ent given by th e club to
A beautifully decorated sheet the new com m unity library,
cake centered by a m in iatu re urn-
Mrs C harles S tauf presldent
b rella carried o ut th e b r,d al show - announced th a t all com m ittee
er m otif and was served the chairm en are t„
a w rittcn
report of th e past y ear’s activities
at the business m eeting Ju n e 23.
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M rs. Schroeder
Named President
Of Soroptimists
MONDAY
JU N E 8
8:30 P.M.
RALPH SiOWALD -
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I the grow ing population of the
I state.
D irecting the state-w id e cam -
' paign was Dr. Ross J. G riffeth,
1 pies dent ef N orthw est C hristian
college in Eugene. He w as assist-
• d by Rev. Newell Morgan, sta te
■ h ector of evangelism , Ed E ldridge
f Eugene and Rev. C harles H.
Vhlleman, state secretary of th e
On S a le A t
Johnny M usic S tere
S en tp ters D rug
T he H un
COOS COUNTY ACTIVE CLUBS
For B en efit of N orth Lake C rippled C hildren's Cam p
Miss Velita Batty
Honored A t Shower
FOR THE ONE YOU LOYE MOST-ON A VERY
SPECIAL OCCASION...
Nazarene Church
Dedicated Sunday
A t Special Service
Culm ination of m onths of h a rd
w ork d u rin g w hich m em bers of
the congregation constructed a
beautiful new church edifice cam «
Sunday for th e N azarenes of Co«
quille.
D edicatory rite s w ere held at the
N azarene church on 370 E Ninth
w ith th e Rev. Dr. H ardy C. Pow ers
of K ansas City, Mo. delivering the
serm on.
O thers on th e p ro g ram w ere the
Rev. G eorge M. Wilson, pastor,
who gave th e p ray e r; M ayor Don
F arr; C hief of Police G. W Mc
M ullen, th e Rev. W illiam H age
man, p resid en t of th e Coquille
m inisterial association, and the
Rev. W. D. M cG raw Jr., district
su p erin ten d en t of th e Oregon
N azarene church.
Special recognition was given
during th e services to all who have
donated to th e new church b u ild
ing. B enediction w as given by the
Rev. McGraw.
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Bethel 15 Holds
Initiation Rites
At a special m eeting of Jo b ’s
D aughter of Bethel 15 May 11, in
itiation cerem onies w ere held for
Ju d y T hrift, S andra Story, Shirley
T ennant and Rosanna Roth.
The m others of th e girls w ere
honored at this m eeting and spec
ial en tertain m en t was presented by
Marcia M auney, who played a
violin solo, and Ju d y Milne, who
gave tw o readings.
Following the program , refre sh
m ents of cake, ice cream , punch
and coffee w ere served.
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Rev. W alter N a ff
Attends Rally
Rev. W alter R. N aff returned
Tuesday from M ilwaukie w here
he attended a V ictory Rally Mon-
day.
This m eeting was th e culmina
tion ef an E vangelistic emphasis
by Oregon C hristian churches
which began last Ja n u a ry and the
113 churches th a t reported at the
m eeting recorded a total of 3,
639 additions to the denom ination
since th e first of th e year.
A t. a Fellow ship d in n er held at
th e local church last Sunday, 33
new m em bers w ere welcomed into
the congretation. This gain rep re
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C hristian church to keep pace with
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