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About The Coquille Valley sentinel. (Coquille, Coos County, Or.) 1921-2003 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1955)
1 COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL dflfal _ Thursday, Oet. 13, 1955 Langlois Hi I H u C armegie ★ Annual Carnival Reren! Feature AUTHOR OF “ HOW TO STOP WORRYING ANO START LIVING" ★ W. Redfield. 48 G rape Street, New Bedford, MaaaaehusettB, says that he had been working on his first Job about two years when he realized he had no future ahead of him. He didn't have a college education, had not even finished high school. After talking with his fellow employees, he found th at they were complacent and had no desire to get ahead; they w ere all waiting for “ a break." They offered suggestions but they knew little beyond how to hold down their individual jobs. He was so worried that he couldn't eat, and often awoke in the night with concern for his future. Just as a tired swimmer looks for a log to grasp for reaching the shore, so he looked for something solid to grasp in his search tor security. One day he answered a correspondence school ad vertisem ent; soon after one of their representatives called, and sold him a course to study that would re lieve his nervous tension and help him up the ladder; CARNEGIE but m ost important, he instilled in him the necessity of having a definite aim. After a discussion, he decided that his aim should be that of assistant m anager. Over a period of years he took four home study eourses—and reached his aim —assistant m anager of the organization. Since that tim e he has set up several aims to work tor and each tim e he has attained them. He declares that all that he needed was to believe that he could achieve his goal if he would study and work. CATCH FISH L. A. Young took home two nice S ilver salm on from Coos Bay last w eek w hen he was th e re on a fish ing expedition. PLANNING HOME A building perm it has been is sued by the city to P aul Harm on for a $16,000 home. The building is planned for 306 S. Irving street. GOOD I.l t K and good-bye was said to F ath e r Stephen B reiten stein last week a t a farew ell recep tion given in his honor by his parishioners. Speaking the ap p reciatio n of all for the fine w ork Fr. B reitenstein did w hile is Coquille was Leo Cary. Fr. B reitenstein is now established at his new post in St. Helens. (S entinel Photo) Soroptimists Bill UN Day Speaker When Trouble Strikes You will be glad that you bought and paid for quality in that in surance policy. Better see us! Coquille Insurance Agency 156 N. ADAMS PHONE 3031 October 9-15 . . . Fire Prevention Week need a helping hand? Reception Honors Powers Couple A nnouncem ent th a t Rev. Thofh- POW ERS—T he C arroll W ade as M cCam ant, Medford, will be th e home was the scene of an inform al speaker at th e n ex t m eetin g of reception W ednesday (S eptem ber the Coquille S oroptim ist club h ig h - 28) for Mr. and Mrs. K eith S h affer lighted th e g ro u p ’s reg u la r m eet- who w ere m arried th a t day in ing Tuesday. M yrtle Point. Rev. McCamant w ill ap p ear be- Mrs. M arian Findley, Mrs. D ale fore the group in observance of | Shaffer, Mrs. M erle M cDaniel and United N ations day w hich falls in Mrs. Wade acted as hostesses, th a t week. H e is m in ister of the j T he brid e’s father, Ben N orth- M edford C ongregationalist church rup, and her sister an d b ro th er- and a v ery active p articip a n t in in-law, Mr. an d Mrs. Reynolds UN w ork in th a t area. j S w ift, all of Vancouver, Wash., He w ill be in Coquille Tuesday, w ere h ere for the occasion an d October 25, for the noon m eeting. w ere guests of the Wades. Guests a re welcome for the pro- O ther guests at the affair w ere gram , but m em bers b rin g in g M erle Daniels and th ree sons, Dale guests have been asked to notify S chaffer, M arion F indley, Ray P resident E m m a P ierce so th a t a r- S haffer, Lois D anniston, W ayne rangem ents can be made for them . Bitts, Mr. and Mrs. Dick G ibbs, In o th er business tran sa cted by Mr. and Mrs. G eorge Dobson, Mr. the organization, it w as announced and Mrs. Joel Ray, Mr. and Mrs. th at the recent rum m age sale Ben Pearce, Mr and Mrs. R ichard sponsored by th e club had been a White. g reat success and th a t left over I Mr. and Mrs. Gene M yers, Mrs. item s had been donated to Jo b ’s Clyde Allen, G lenn Allen, Mr. and D aughters. Mrs. J e rry Fulton, Mr. and Mrs. A board m eeting fo r th e group j Cliff Edw ards, C arroll W ade and has been called for noon M onday , G eorge Jarv is, a t the Roxy F ountain. T ape recordings .o f th e event Guest a t the m eeting was Mrs. w ere m ade by Ray S haffer. In - Vurl H arrison. eluded in the refresh m en ts served It was also announced th a t th e was a larg e pink w edding cake, club will hold a special m ake-up • • m eeting on T uesday, November 299. M embers have been urged to p O r m C f R c S l d d l t set aside th a t d ate in order to a t - ! tend. Sunday, S o roptim ist members en tertain ed th e ir husbands at a Now in progress a t th e Assem- dinner p arty at th e hom e of Mrs. | bly of God church is a revival fea M arian Adams. About 40 p er tu rin g E vangelist and Mrs. Tex sons attended th e event. Rutledge. • • The appearance of th e p air here holds m uch local in te rest as Mrs. R utledge is th e form er W innie Van F leet of Coquille. The tw o have m in istered in I Texas, N ew M exico, C alifornia A dinner guest at the hom e of and Oregon. At th e revival m eet- Rev. and Mrs. W alter N aff last ing, E vangelist and Mrs. R pt- W ednesday was Mr. G len W eaver, ledge sing solos and duets aecom- supervisor of th e O regon S tate j panied by him on th e electric D epartm ent of Vocational G uid g u itar. ance. A resident of Salem. Mr. T he services are scheduled for W eaver is a m em ber of a form er every n ig h t except S atu rd ay at pastorate of th e local m inister 7:45 an d th e public is invited. • • • •' HAVE A GIRL A TT E N D S CONFERENCE Mr. and Mrs. Doug O strander W ayne M cM urray, p rincipal of are the p aren ts of a girl, K athleen ! Coquille high school, w as in Eu- Ann, born last S aturday. G rand- gene M onday and T uesday for the parents are Mr. and Mrs. R ay | annual H igh School P rincipals Gosnel, and Mrs. Elda Hansen. conference. Leading Revival K R e P * 11* 3 oto’* M eek A tt'o iR O ty £Vet 1. Crepitate m eans (a) to sneak; (b) notch; (e) snap. 2. Propensity means (a) aptitude; (b) depth; (o) rl(hte< Big event at Langlois last F ri day w as the an n u al h igh school carn iv al which was term ed a huge success. T he previous M onday, Langlois seniors collected dona tions for the affair from m er chants in Coquille, Langlois, Ban don and P o rt, O rford, receiving m any useful gifts to use as prizes at the booths. A m ong th e m ost popular booths w ere bingo and th e C abaret, or food stand. T here w as a pie throw, w here anyone who desired could get a shot at a teach er with a cus ta rd pie. T he movies and auction also d rew good sized crowds. Q ueen of th e C om ival w as love ly.Marilyn Neff, escorted by her brother, Butch. She was crowned by last y ear's queen, Sharon Gro- leau. P rincesses in her court w ere M ary Shoop, escorted by Gary Steddom ; N ancy Brown, escorted by David Boice, and DeLora Dec ker, escorted by Bruce Manicky. A rlen e K erber palyed th e proces sional music. Several le tte rs w ere read at the m eeting of the Douglas Mac- A rth u r W om an's Relief Corps m eeting W ednesday when it m et at th e Labor Tem ple. L etters w ere from Mary Schnase, Florence Wieks th anking for help to attend th e N ational Conven tion; a le tte r from Camp W hite expressing thanks for gifts sent to them. D orothy Morgan is in charge of the C hristm as cards this year. A flag will be bought and presented to the Coquille K indergarten. E dith D rake gave a reading dur ing the program . Reports show the following pro jects com pleted: 247 hours of child care; visits to four sick; seven adults helped; one veteran aided; th ree sprays given; 200 hours donated to S kvw atching; sixteen hours given for sew ing; radio program presented; 16 hours for civilian defense; six cards sent; one hospital call made; $16.00 given for book for veterans and $15.00 given for aid to v eteran s’ needy fam ilies. Have New Son Dr. and Mrs. P eter T. W olfe are .the p arents of a new son, Quentin McQueen Wolfe, who is seven weeks ago. The baby arriv ed at the Wolfe home this w eekend. V ISIT IN ROSEBURG Mr. and Mrs. W ard L edbetter and fam ily drove to Roseburg ov er the w eekend w here they visited Mr. L edb etter’s brother and fam ily. Mr. L edbetter is a m em ber of the faculty of th e C oquille high school. MYRTLE LANE Thu., Fri., Sat., Oct 13-14-15 LIBERTY Fri., Sat., Sun., Oct. 14-15-16 NOW ON I TOP ROCKY MARCIANO IN SLOW WOTIONJ vs. ARCH» M MOORS £ OFFICIAI K M thru Un.toà Attuto ChAMPlûNshlf Uh » In t Inai Nnua THOUGHTS ì t o Y o U t t PlCk'-7U/ir£? ÏVF «E4RP/4 LOTA60UT- you / O-o-o-h Boy! W UTfcFACE IT* Here Comes That Yummy Myrtles Milk Call CO 7-7033 Today for Home Delivery The Myrtles Second Big Week Evangelistic Meeting Coquille Christian Church 3. Vanadium refers to (a) type of roof; (b) m etallic elem ent) (e) m edicine. ANSW ERS No matter what service or product you may need—from "A” (for "accountants” ) to "Z" (for zithers )—you 11 find a convenient clue to its where abouts in the handy Yellow Pages (Classified Section) of your telephone book. They’re your handiest guide to nearby neighbors who sell and serve. |U S K « |« » IIIX J N •« • p n in d v J d v n g 'I IF YOU'RE IN B U SIN ESS... you'll be interested in how easily and quickly—"Classified brings buyer and se lle r togeth er." For lis tin g in formation, ask for our Business Office. Kl n i LOUISE EVANS, Song Evangelist B. ROSS EVANS. Evangelist EACH N IG H T EXCEPT M O N D AY CHILDRENS' HOUR - 7 P. M. P a r t n e r s in P ro g ress w i t h a G r o w in g A r e a TiiEPHiin iinicm SERVICES AT 730 Evangelist Evans' Subjects: NO FARM FIRE . . Keep sparks from Hying when burning pa pers or other trash around hi ns or houses. Vse concrete rein- forcing wire, and hinge a lid on top SECOND WEEK SUNDA Y A. M.—’’The Glorious Cross" SU N D A Y P. >1.— "The Council Of God T U E SD A Y —"Building A Church" W EDNESDAY—"How To Handle The Old Man’ T ill RSDAY— "The Jones Family" FILM! thrills WORKING ON DIRECTORY Mrs. W illiard W aggoner has been w orking on th e Coos C ounty school directory for th e past w eek a t h er home. It is expected to be read y for circulation shortly. It will contain the nam es of all per sons connected w ith schools in the county. • • RECOVERING FROM SURGERY J u n e Simmons has re tu rn e d hom e from P o rtland w here she u n d erw en t m ajor su rg ery an d is convalescing at home. W hile she is recovering, Mrs. Jam es H ar rison is taking her place in the office of the Coos County C ourt. Dinner Guests A t Home O f N aff's Stoop S t hv>"° Letters Heard At Relief Corps FRIDAY—“The Unpardonable Sin" S A T l’RDA Y—"Short Beds And Scanty Covers' THIRD SUNDAY SUNDA Y A. M.—"The Inevitable Tragedy" S I NDAY P. M.—"The Great Benediction" »
