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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1954)
Mr». Annye Blum of .Austin. Tex, is a guest at the Jerry- Wood ward home. She was called here by the illness of her daughter, Mrs. Woodward who has been a patient at Holladay Park hospital in Portland fpr the past six weeks • • COQUILLE V A LLEY S E N T IN E L T hursday, May 13, 1954 Mrs. Jim Brady returned May 3 Girls Entertain from a trip to New York where she visited her daughter, Lt. Kath leen Brady of the WAVES. Mrs. Don Nesmith of Arlington, Wash, went with her mother and Kath leen accompanied them home. She! Mrs. John Crawford and child- left last weekend for Seattle dren of Portland were visitors last where she will be stationed. Mothers At Tea Do You Know ? NEWLYWEDS—are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kent Trigg who were married April 24 at a double ring ceremony performed at the First Christian Church. The bride is the former Arlene Kellen- berger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Kellenberger. Merry Mixers Honor Their Mothers With Lovely Tea On May 5th SUPERIOR CHEESE COMPANY has one m ilk buying policy only— to pay prevailing or higher price* and to pay weekly. We invite you to come in and talk to us, discuM w ith (is our policy of paying higher prices for m ilk, making weekly payments. We believe it w ill be a profitable talk for both of us. SU P ER IO R CHEESE C O M P A N Y MYRTLE POINT, OREGON Harriet Guldager Visits Nile Club Guest of honor at the May Karen Slate acted as mistress meeting of the Coquille Valley of ceremonies last week when Co Nile club was Harriet Guldager, quille high school girls entertained Zuleima Temple Queen from Eu their mothers at the annual Girls’ gene. This was her official visit and she was accompanied by sev League Mothers' Tea. Lavendar was the predominat en other officers. The meeting was held at the ing color of the decorations, which is usually associated with moth Masonic hall in Myrtle Point and ers, and an old-time schoolroom was preceded by a dinner at the scene carried out the “Memories” Anglers Cafe. The tables were beautifully decorated by Mabel theme. Clinton, president of the local Individual hot house rose buds club assisted by Della Belloni and were given by the girls to their Leta Arnold. mothers and friends as they en Mabel Ferguson, president tered the auditorium as a memen of Mrs. the Coos Bay Nile club, was a to of the occasion. guest at the dinner and business Girls’ League president, Sharon meeting. Sapp, opened the program with • • a welcome speech to the Mothers. Mike Huddleston and Lile Mrs. Edna Anderson gave the res Chambers returned recently from ponse for the mothers. Corvallis where they attended a Pat Harsh sang “Memories” and Sewage Treatment Plant Opera “In the Garden of Tomorrow” ac tors short course sponsored by the companied by Linda Talley at the State Board of Health and the piano. Next on the program was Civil Engineering department at the girls’ sextette singing “Tea for Oregon State college. Two” and “Pagan Love Song ” Then a comedy skit was presented “ M O R T A L S A N D I M M O R T A L S ' by Beverly Mark, June Smith, Janet Swinney a n d Barbara will be the subject in Swindall Ending the program was CHRISTIAN SCIENCE a style show under the direction CHURCHES of Mrs. Helen Hollensted. Sunday, May 16 Commentator for the style show First Church of Christ Scientist, which featured clothes made by Coquille home economics students, was 306 N. Adams Street Hester Wolgamott. An added at Church Services Sundays at 11 a.m. traction was selections of styles Wednesdays at 8 p.m worn in the roaring twenties Reading Room 175 East Second St. modeled by some of the girls. 1 to 4 except Sundays and Holidays Homemade cookies made by Radio Program “How Christian Girls’ League members and punch Science Heals” were served to those present dur Station KFIR 9 a. m. Sundays ing the presentation of the style A cordial welcome is extended show. to all. CofoixtYOi/f Paint by PABCO in the N EW .DECORATOR TONE! We Match ond M ix FLAT • SATIN • FULL GLOSS Of N O EXTRA COST WHILE SUPPLY LASTS WITH PURCHASE OF QUART OR MORE PABCO PAINT P A C IF IC FEED AND SEED 1448 W. CENTRAL PHONE 801 A lovely Mothers Tea was given A demonstration on a typical by the members of the Merry school lunch was given by Sharon Mixers, Coquille 4-H club. May 5 at 7 p. m. at the home of Valerie Liles and Valerie Fields. Master of Ceremonies was Jean Peterson. Fields. Members and their guests were The last roundup of the 4-H club was the theme. Guests of honor Mrs. Walt Schroeder, Mrs. Merle was County Extension Agent Em Fisk, and Thelma Fisk, Mrs. Leland ma Webster. Peterson and Jean Peterson, Mrs A skit on table manner was H. Freeman and Karylene Free- given to introduce the program. ma, Mrs. C. E. Fields and Valerie Dorothy Campbell was “the wrong Fields, Mrs. Don Campbell and way," and Susie Summers was Dorothy Campbell, Mrs. Clarence “The high way.” Summers and Susie Summers, Mrs. Karylene Freeman was the Vernon Liles and Sharon Liles. l o u r S p a r k lin g , D y n a m ic h o i t t n , M ARY GRACE CLARK . . . ¿ * » t . D ir e c to r H o m e S e rv ice & H a m il t o n » * M f g . C o. Ì FUN! FACTS! FREE PRIZES! Relax. . . fake the afternoon off from home tares I Enjoy a sparkling oction-every-minute program of entertainment, with prizes just for attend ing. See the newest in spring wash d resses... meet Miss C la rk ... hear some of the most interesting p/actical home hints ever I for Every Woman! IN C L U D IN G Wash & W ear S p rin g W ardrobes .. how you can olwoys look os’ smartly gowned as if you’d stepped from a bandbox, just minutes offer the new miracle fobrics you weor hove come from your H a m ilto n H om e Laundry E q u ip m e n t IN M U N -D R Y -IN G M O N D A Y - M A Y 1 7 th THORNTONS 122 NORTH ADAMS S il II COQUILLE W HY A M IR IC A ’S F I R S T C H O IC E DEMONSTRATION . . . You'tl sm josf how to wosh ond dry the mosf difficolt ond the most delicote of home loondoring . . . tvorything from blankets to your mosf trMSurtd MORE HOURS FOR LEISURE And yen’ll bo shown how to moke the most of modern home foundering equipment. . . how to simplify yoor work . . . how to moke clothes wear longer I Every Week . . . w ith H a m ilto n ! RAWITOX the folks who mode iotomotk Woshdtys Oossihlo, wont yon to set f a hooirtjfvl (emyeoio» ’ tee notched Washer and Dryer1 With HomiNn. yon seen on clothes budgets, a« leondonng f a t from hours Io mmntos, softly, ttsily ond compiototy control yoor washing of the most dotkoto fabrics I 122 NORTH ADAMS COQUILLE
