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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1954)
> COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL A T POWERS A t Powers Thursday, Jan. 21, 1954 — Home Is Dedicated Sunday School Annex O f Powers Church Mrs. Add Endicott Dedicated A t Ceremony Held January 14 Installed As Head Dedication of the Sunday schooli---- ;----------------— O f Royal Neighbors Methodist Group Conduct Sacred Service For Abner Johnson Home Visit The New annex at the Open Bible Church A . D n u , o r c A t/tie Monday night meeting of A Home Dedication Service was in Powers was an outstanding ev- * lO W c ib the Powers Royal Neighbor Camp, conducted by Rev. Donald Camp ent of Monday evening, January Mrs.'Add Endicott was installed as bell of the Methodist church at Sprinkler System Mrs. Minnie King the 18. new oracle for 1954. Mrs. Don the home of Mr. and Mrs. Abner The service began with a no Aber was ceremonial officer and Johnson on Sanford Heights this Paid For By Council Chosen President host potluck dinner served in the Mrs. Arthur Smith and Mrs. Dale week. The city council authorized pay new Fellowship room of the an Crew, ceremonial marshals. A solo, “God Bless This Home” ment of $19,200 for the new auto nex. Approximately 150 attended O f Organizations Others taking office were Mrs. was sung by C. E. Nickels, ac matic fire sprinkler system now the dinner. The . tables were decor- Mrs. Minne King has been elec- I Eddie Aubin, vice oracle; Mrs. Al- companied by Mrs. Nickels. installed in the new Community ated with spring greenery. It was ted president for the coming year vjn King, vice oracle; Mrs. Stella Families helping ____ in the ______ sacred building at their meeting Mondav a Mg event for those who have of the Coos-Curry Art Associa- chancelor- Mrs. Caroll Wade, ceremony were the Rev. Camp night. worked and looked forward to the tion and the Coos County Repub- recorc|e r. Mrs Russel Powers re bells, William Barrows, Ray Jones, dedication since tx- the annex was h — — committee. cetver; Mrs. Fred stock, J r.f „ a r - C. Arthur Andersons. Perry Sun- first started a year and a half ago. Mr and Mrs. Lyle McCulloch shal Mrs Robert McCr as_ derlands, Wayne MacMurrays, C liff Bissett A program of dedication was and Judy have been v.s.ting at As- sjstant marshal; Mrs charles Stal. Dick Sorgs, Tom Roccarros, $ » * . , given as all gathered around the tona with his mother and at Eu- . . . Charles Busicks, Wayne Han Named President tables. Homer L. Bagley, pastor gene with his father, George Me- £ rd’, lnnef sentlne? : Mrs. Adrahne cocks, and William Clines. Culloch and family. ! ^ e a ’ outer sentinel. Also in- of the local church, introduced TJie home dedication came upon O f Credit Group “Basketry” was the subject of stalled were „ Mrs- GeorEe Dobson . the 20th wedding anniversary of Max Fisk, pastor of Calvary Tem .. Cliff Bissett, operator of No-D- ple at Springfield, Oregon, who last Wednesday’s Home Extension and Mrs. Kenneth McKenzie, Mr and Mrs Johnson. A loTely Lay Cleaners, was elected pres acted as Master of Ceremonies. unit with Mrs. Virgil Daniels and managers; Mrs. Robert McCray, gift was presented the couple by ident of the Retail Credit Associ Rev. Fisk was instrumental in Mrs. Carl Stewart as leaders. The »°ng leader; Mrs. Fred Stock, Sr., the guests. ation of Southwestern Oregon at • • starting the annex, inasmuch as group met at the home of Mrs. Dag bearer; Mrs. Læe Gilmore, a meeting of the group Friday. faith; Mrs. Russel Powers, modes- he drew the plans for It, when Archie Lane. Other officers elected were Dick Harvey Jack has returned to ty; Mrs. Kenneth McKenzie, un- Rev. Bagley indicated the need Maeyaert, first vice president; of such a building. ' school again after a month’s ill- ' selfishness; Mrs. Arthur Smith, Murl Pettit, second vice president; Rev. Harvey C. Klapstein, pres- ness. courage; Mrs. George Dobson, en- Sig Peterson, Don Farr, Grant Van ident of Bible Standard Institute. Mrs. Phyllis King is assisting durance; and Mrs. Harold Ross, Doren, Lucille Ewing, Sara Kight was introduced, and played a vi-1 in the office of the Roush Ser- musician. and Dave Biegger, directors. olin solo, “Onward Christian Sol-j vice Station at Myrtle Point while Folowing the instalation, Mes- Outgoing president is Grant Van diers” accompanied by Mrs. Ruth his mother, Mrs. A. M. Roush is on dames Endicott, Aubin, King and Local folks kept the city Police Doren. Washington on the accordian. vacation. Hillis were hostesses for a potluck Force busy issuing overtime park The association approved the Miss Synethia Meyers, registrar Mr. and Mrs. Betty Lay have luncheon ing tickets during the month of Western Mercantile Agency, Inc., of Bible Standard Institute of Eu moved Into the Jack McCadden ’ » a December. According to a report as credit reporting agent for the gene, Oregon, was introduced. home. from Chief G. W. McMullen, the group. Credit Bureau, Inc., for Miss Meyers is a former Powers • • A t Powers number of pink slips issued totaled merly handled this job. P. McDon girl. She spoke briefly on the ) Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bryan left 1,746. ald of Western Mercantile Agency growth of the church, comparing last week with the Don Wilsons There were 40 prisoners booked requested that local merchants the old and the new. for a vacation trip to California. Mrs. Lowell Davis at the city jail. They worked 649 make a strong effort to turn in hours for the city and the cost ledger experience to his office to Takes Over O ffice of their meals totaled $134.65. assure a greater service. Fourteen were made for Following the main meeting the As Rebekah Head intoxication arrests and there were six board of directors appointed Mc Mrs. Lowell Davis was installed state police prisoners booked at Donald as secretary of the associ as noble grand of the Chaparral the jail. ation and named Don Shore as Rebekah Iztdge at the last regular The activity report for Decem treasurer. The next meeting of the Have your car Serviced J meeting. ber also includes 119 hours night credit group will be February 19 Other new officers are Mrs patrol (car); 38 hours school pa at the Coquille Hotel at 12 noon. • • Joseph Boutin, vice grand; Mrs trol; 122 hours day patrol (car); A t Lou Blanc, Inc. I William Carver, past noble grand; city car mileage, 1,585 and chief Mrs. William Grove, chaplain; Mrs McMullen’s car, 990; 159 hours Program Honors Leave your packages in your car throughout the day. Clyde Thorp, secretary; Mrs. Carl night patrol (foot); 225 hours day i Briggs, treasurer; Mrs. H. L. patrol (foot); 6 sleepers printed PEO Founders A program honoring the foun ¡Reece, inside guardian; Mrs. Har and 83 warnings issued. COMPLETE SERVICE There were 1,090 phone calls re ders of the P.E.O. Sisterhood was old Pribble, outside guardian; Mrs, FAIR PRICES j Lyle Shawver, warden; Mrs. A. B ceived at the office; 1,712 people given Monday night for Chapter Epperson, conductress; Miss Frank going to the office; 210 traffic C.C. by Mrs. George Jenkins. A citations issued; 163 meters re birthday cake, complete with can ie Carver, flag bearer. 5 curfew violations cited; dles, was served by the hostess, — Cadillac — Oldsmobile — Also installed were Mrs. Emory paired; 11 hours court duty; approximate Mrs. Tallant Greenough and co Hubbard, RSNG; Mrs. Laurence ly 725 hours in the office; 7 dis hostess, Mrs. Hal Mabie. Rolfe, I j SNG; Mrs. James McCul orderly conduct citations; 1 reck — Safety-Tested Used C a rs — • • loch, RSVG; and Mrs. Elvin Hull, less driver cited; 2 thefts reported ARRIVES IN GERMANY LSNG. VISIT OUR WHOLESALE ROW 2 dogs impounded; 2 abandoned FOR MILITARY DUTY A social hour was held at the vehicles impouhded; 1 county Pvt. Robert L. Kelsey, son of conclusion of the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Art R. Kelsey of case and 6 vagrancies. • • Park Grove Court, Coquille, has Don Shore and Bill W ilkens of arrived in Germany with the 43rd a < 9 Shore-Wilkens General Tire Ser Infantry Division. He is a rifle Across the street from the Post Office in Coos Bay vice have returned from a Gen man and completed duty in May at eral Tire dealer conference held Ft. Ord, California. in Salt Lake City last week. COOS COURT HOUSE SATURDAY We're Proud To Have Had Police Kept Busy During December A Part In Its Construction W e Furnished The Rock and Did The Excavation . . . When You Shop In Coos Bay LOU BLANC, Inc. Wayne M. Woodward & Son Telephone 8102 or 10-R-25 Road Construction Excavating • Fill D irt • Gravel VFW Organizes County Counril I Ï»»W'S ... — i — • OPEN 9 to 6 COQUILLE Pre-Inventory Sale PHONE 4431 lUlllU • Leather Sleeve Baseball Jackets Red, Black Reg. $19.95, Now $14.99 Gabardine Sport Shirts Reg. $4.95, Now $2.75 2 for $5.00 AU Wool Flannel Slacks Corduroy Dress Gloves Sport Shirts Reg. $4.95 Reg $5.93, Now $2.75 2 for $5.00 2 for $8.00 All Wool Slipper Sox Jackets Double Back Now Reg. $12.95. Now $1.59 $ 8 .8 8 2 p airs for $3.00 Corduroy Flannel Shirts Sport Jackets Black. White Save Now Only Reg. $8.95. Now Reg. $15.95, Now $10.99 $4.27 $5.27 $2.75 2 for $10.00 2 for $5.00 Men’s A Veterans of Foreign Wars county council was organized Fri day night at the Coquille Labor Temple. Harry Jensen of Bandon was chosen Commander. Other officers are William Stewart, Bandon, senior vice com mander; Louis St. Dennis, Coos Bay, junior vice commander; Dick Allen, North Bend, quartermaster; Lloyd Winningham, Myrtle Point, chaplain; E. E. Irvin, Coquille, judge advocate; and William A. Dobson, North Bend, Perry Pinks ton and Carl Pratt, Coos Bay, trustees. Meetings will be held at 8 p.m. on the third Friday of each month in Coquille. The place of the meetings will be announced later. • • Sewer Line Site Questioned Paul Bany, resident of Sanford Heights, appeared before the city council Monday night asking why the new sewer line would not serve his basement lavatory and washing room. He was told the extra cost would be $2,500 and that the council felt it was too high a sum to assess against his and other property. City Engineer Mike Huddleston said he had questioned all other people with basements and had found that they did not need a sewer low enough to serve their basements as they had no water in them. Bany will have service however, for his main floor • n°w $34.00 W e have y o u r size, color and fabric. now $24.00 One of America’s best known brand of coats. N e w A stra-D ial Instrument Panel is a safety dividend with speedometer placed high on the panel for easier readic Jins, Warning lights tell when generator is discharging or r oil pressure falls too low. Style-Setting Interiors in Ford give you beauty from the inside out! Colorful new upholstery fabrics and smart trim are another '54 Ford dividend . . . help make Ford the style leader of the industry. d iv id e n d s Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watzling of Myrtle Point, owners of the new and lovely Angler’s Cafe in that town, are now on vacation and they have temporarily closed their restaurant until they return. They will announce their re opening in The Sentinel. • • MRS. FRED TRl'E T he ’54 Ford gives you extra D ividends' in sty le , in perform ance, in ride, w ith fine-ear featu res you w ould norm ally expect to find on ly in h igh est-p riced cars. FINE AFTER SI RGF.RY N e w Ball-Joint Front Suspension Mrs. Fred True, wife of County Commissioner Fred True, is now at home after having surgery at Keizer hospital in North Bend. She is feeling fine. The surgery was to remove a pin placed in a bone following a break some time ago • • VISITS IN PORTLAND Gertrud Plambeck, Coos county juvenile probation assistant, spent the weekend in Portland. Men's TOP COATS An outstanding example of fine-car beauty in the low-price field . ; ; the new Crestline Fordor is the fashion car for the American Road. W atzlings Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sanford re ALL WOOL SUITS Fine-car Styling turned last week from a vacation trip that took them to Reno, Car dan City and Lake Tahoe, Nevada. • • Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Finley went to Eugene Saturday to attend the installation ceremonies of the Eu gene Active club officers. Cecil is district lieutenant governor of the Activlans. They returned home Sunday. The new Y -block V -8 with the The new I-block Six hat 119* new extra-deep crankcase and Iree-tvmlng overhead vatvo«, hai 130-h.p. for a dividend of 18% more power. And you eon enjoy V-8 advantages on feu g o ti h.p. for a dividend of 14% more power, tike the V-8, It hat Ford's High-Turbulence Combustion Char», bers for more complete and eco nomical combustion of fuel. Simple, sealed ball joints replace king-pin system used on most cars. This revolu tionär)’ new system eliminates 12 wear- points . . . helps keep wheels in line for consistently easy handling . . . makes rid ing smoother. Come in fo r a Test Drive PAJLP. Lounsbury Ford Sales 3rd & Taylor T O O CAN BE SURE W ITH A N COQUILLE Phone 341 USED CAR FROM YOUR FORD DEALER.
