Thursday, J an. 13,1955
_ COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL
C r I m i n s i Te W O M EN
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Job’s Daughters Crown
Sharon Sapp A s Queen
Miss Sharon Sapp vas installed
as honored queen of Bethel 15,
Job’s Daughters at an impressive
c r o w n i n g ceremony conducted
Monday evening by the DeMolay.
Other officers installed were
JoAnne Stonecypher, senior prin
cess; Karen Mauney, junior prin
cess; Karen Henninger, guide;
Janet Bernheisel, marshal; Louise
Jenkins, first messenger; Barbara
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and Marilyn Wilson, junior cus
todian.
Music during the ceremony was Film Strips Shown
provided by the choir. Those sing
ing included Judy Thrift, Cora-j T N T ClubMem bers
leen Cochran, C ue Throckmorton, f
Sandra Elliott, Marian Harris, j Film strips on Mexico were en
Joan Johnson, Lola Fisk, Jane joyed by members of the TNT
Sanford, Phyllis Givens, Colette club of St. James’ Episcopal
Sapp, Shirley Gillock and Karla church when they met last week
Schroeder.
at the Guild Hall. Miss Gertrud
Refreshments were served at the Plambeck showed the films to the
conclusion of the evening.
young people.
Jeanne Brewster Married
A t N ew Years Ceremony
Swindall, second messenger; San
dra Thompson, third messenger;
Ferol Sunderland, fourth messen
ger; Virginia Cox, fifth messenger
and Janet Swinney, recorder.
Also installed were Jeanette
Johnson, t r e a s u r e r ; Sandra
George, chaplain; Judy Perrott,
musician; Linda Clausen, librar
ian; Norma Jean Dalrymple, sen
ior custodian; Florence Peterson,
junior custodian; Jean Jacobsen,
inner guard; Wanda White, outer
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A charming bride of New Year’s
Day was Mrs. Jeanne Brewster,: Cheaper Eggs Make
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Ideal Menu Aid
Brewster of Coquille who e x -;
changed vows with Neil F. King,1 Sags Extensionist
USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben
King of Coos Bay. The impressive i The new year will see abundant
supplies of high quality egg; avail
ceremony was performed at the able to consumers at very favor
Reorganized Church of Jesus able prices, according to Walt
Christ of Latter Day Saints in Schroeder, county extension agent.
Myrtle Point. Elder Noel King,
Production during December
brother of the groom, officiated.
and January is expected to reach
The bride chose a lovely white an all time record for these
brocade faille gown for her wed months, assuring consumers plen
ding and had a fingertip length ty of high quality, fresh eggs of
veil. She carried a white Bible all sizes during “January Egg
topped by an arrangement of Month,” continued Schroeder.
white roses.
Miss Emma Lou Webster, home
Miss Mary Jane Brewster was extension agent, added that eggs
her sister’s maid of honor in an are a favorite, health giving and
ice blue gown and had a corsage versatile food, desirable as the
of yellow roses. Ben King was his main course item for breakfast,
son’s best man.
lunch or suppers, and indispen
Preceding the ceremony, Miss sable in baking, the making of des
Shirley Toby of Myrtle Point sang serts, and in the preparation of
“Because.”
many nourishing beverages.
The bride’s mother was attrac
The 1954 production of eggs adds
tive in a lime green suit with up to approximately 412 eggs for
which she wore black and pink every man, woman and child in
accessories and a corsage of pink the country or about 34 dozen per
roses. The groom’s mother wore a capita.
gray suit with pink accessories and
had a corsage of red roses.
A reception was held in the
“LIFE”
church parlors following the wed
ding.
will be the subject in
Out-of-town guests present in
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
cluded Mr. and Mrs. James Rog
CHURCHES
ers, Faye and Wayne of Cresswell,
Sunday. January 16
guard; Marian Mintonye, soloist; Oregon; Mr. and Mrs. Emery Hub
Shirley Hancock, historian; Judy bard of Powers; Mr. and Mrs. First Church of Christ Scientist,
Coquille
Wilson, editor; and Shirley Wal Frank Sinnott, Emily and Elaine'
306 N. Adams Street
do, lady of lights.
of Glide; and Mr. and Mrs. Har-I
Church Services Sundays at 11 a.m.
After Miss Sapp was crowned old Sinnott of Roseburg.
Wednesdays at 8 p.m.
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queen, the other new officers were
Reading Room 175 East Second St.
installed by Judy Milne, junior RE-ENTER UNIVERSITY
past honored queen, installing of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Luper are in 1 to 4 except Sundays and Holidays
ficer; Shirley Steinhouse, guide; Eugene where they will re-enter Radio Program “ How Christian
Yvonne Waltzling, marshal; Helen the University of Oregon. They
Science Heals”
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chaplain; Inez Rover, musician; so which will give them a full A cordial welcome is extended
Mary Kistner, senior custodian; I year at school.
to all.
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