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this writing, and is to have sur
gery on Monday morning
Sunday visitors at the home
of Mrs Mattie Mosher were
Mrs Alice McThiering and Mrs
John O tt . both of Coos Bay
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nel
son and family left on Friday
Hostess for the S ep tem b er________
afternoon to hunt in the Adell
meeting of the Rhododendron >rea, eaJ,
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Garden Club was Mrs Steve
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Whittaker of Portland
Sullivan.
were ¿end.
Mrs visited with his parents, Mr and
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Flower Arranging
Garden Club Topic
district director of Rogue dis-
trict No 5 of the Oregon State
Federation of Garden Clubs:
Mrs. A. C. Davisson of North
Bend, chairman of landscape
design; Mrs Jack Slattery,
Coos Bay, state chairman of fhe
scrapbooks; and Mrs Roy Mast,
Alleghany. chairman of Nation-
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Mrs Larson told of the future
plans and by-laws of the Feder
ated clubs Mrs Mast presented
the program for the meeting:
her topic was the arrangement
of flowers and which flowers to
grow for fall arrangements She
demonstrated making bottle.
miniature. and table arrange
ments; and also explained col-
ora, tints, tones and shades of
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The “law of nature" should al
ways be remembered when ar
ranging flowers; nature is the
best teacher and nature can do
anything. Mrs Mast brought
plants to the club which were
sold to the members This mon
ey will be used for the Life
Membersh® fund
Members present were Mrs
Sullivan, Mrs. Gene Cotton,
Mrs Buck Shuster. Mrs. Cliff
Sydnam Mrs. Virgil Cannon.
Mrs George Guerin. Mrs Carl
Platt, Mrs Jay Barrington, Mrs.
Don Bjerg. and Mrs. R. K. Er-
win
The October meeting will be
held at the borne of Mrs. Cotton.
with Mrs. Shuster as co-hostess
The program will be on corsages
and will be presented by Mrs.
Ernest Ha (maker.
Mrs. Marion Whittaker, on Tues-
day
j^ b a rd Hofsess family
on
afternoon to go
Idabo
vUit f<jr a few
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Mr ana Mrs Norman Sm
made a business trp to toos
Ba> °® Priddy.
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The Port Orford Community
Church has invited all of the
[»lab orin g churches to visit
them on Saturday evening. Oc
6. 8t 7:30 p,m to see the film,
"The Big Blast. Refreshments
»’ill
Mrs Floyd Marlowe and Mre
Elton Dwire made a trip to Co
quiUe on Saturday to see the
eye doctor
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M r and Mrs Syd t a to a n and
family visited in Brookings on
Sunday with Cadman’s; sister
and her husband Mr ami Mrs
Chuck Sabin Also there were
Mr. and Mrs Ted Cadman of
Myrtle Creek TCey ab o visited
with the Bob Zimmerman and
Doug Beeson families,
/ ¿ i t i n g ^ week
°f Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Bell
are Mr and Mrs O.
of Wenatchee. Wash., and Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Nelson and
Brian and Janke of Eugene
Mrs. 0. 0 . Nelson is a sister of
BeU’s and Robert Nelson is his
nephew.
Mrs Mabel Edwards spent
the weekend with her daughter,
Mrs. Charlie Caughell. Mrs
Edwards had been staying in
Coquille with another daughter,
Mrs. Tom Griffith.
Frat* Smith of Portland is
spending a few days visiting
with his nephew. Gerald Kamph
LANGLOIS SCHOOL HAS
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Haga
"B IR TH D A Y DAY"
have a new baby boy, born on
Thursday was ‘‘birthday day Wednesday at Southern Coos
at the Langlois school cafeteria o ^ a i hospital.
An those students who had had
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a birthday during August or f;ned a{
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were 44 who received this special
piece of cake.
Not Many Lucky
Hunters Reported
So far. there doesn't seem to
be very many lucky hunters in
this area, but perhaps it is too
early at this writing to know
how many have gotten their
buck. Ben Johnson got a nice
one early Saturday morning up
Floras Creek. Mrs Keeler got
a nice one too, south of Den-
mark Several of the local men
are camping out and reports
have not come in as to their
hick. Darrell Price. Art Sypher,
and George Peacock have not
reported in as y et. Clint, Harold,
and Jerry Caughell just reported
they were able to bring home
two bucks
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Grange
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Over Queen Program,
Bond Issue Electors
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Myrtie creek
(Mary Kay Hughes)
Married August 25, 1962
Holy T rinity Church, Bandon, Oregon
separate Granges as soon as a
decision has been made Nor
man Chenoweth was appointed
to meet with representative Carl
Back to discuss the require
ments for voters being eligible
to vote on the bond issues in
each school district, with the
possibility of a law being de
veloped to protect the property
owners.
The entries for the canning
contest were judged In the
men's jeUy making division.
Clarence Brooks took first; and
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Mrs Clark Slocum is confined
in the McAuley Hospital as of
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IN 1957 SENATOR MORSE GOT
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U.S. SENATOR LISTER HILL SAID
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OCTOBER 8 , 8 :25 P .M ._
Rolen-Huggins Ins.
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TREMENDOUS EFFORTS A N D
LEADERSHIP IN THE BUILDING
OF THE GREAT JO H N
DAY D A M ."
MEET U .S .
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Pert Orford. O reje*
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T h e Beachcomber Square
Dancers will begin their lessons
at the Cove on Oct. 19 at 8:00
o’clock. Ernie Nelson will be
the instructor. The price is »1 00
per couple and everyone is in
vited and urged to attend.
WAYNE:
MORSE:
Norih Curry Briefs
Miss Mjry Sorenson returned
home on Monday after spending
several days in the Southe
Coos General Hospital.
Visitors on Friday at the home
of Mrs Ethel Corrick were Mr
and Mrs. L. B Simmons and
Zada Bush of Eastside.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peel
and family left for Idaho on
Saturday evening to spend a
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in the »omens' jelly making,
Mrs Clarence Brooks took first;
ami in the tree fruit. Mrs
Brooks took first, with Mrs.
Lyda Salvage of Brookings tak
ing second, and Mrs. Sam Cuatt
af Sixes taking third.
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a checkup
Visiting this week with her
Curry County Pomona grange mother, Mrs. James Brooks, is
met at Ophir Saturday. Those Lana McGregor of San Fran-
attending from Langlois were cisco
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brooks, s jojjjty of improving the queen’s
Mr and Mrs. Art Sweet, M r s .-----------
program.
Sylvia Honeywell, Mrs. Cliff
They will report back to their
Sydnam, Mrs. Don Bjerg, Mrs.
Lucy Gentry, Mrs. Bob Tope,
Mr. and Mrs Walt Gorsuch,
and Mr. and Mrs. William
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Shook
SAFE WAY
Two officers of Pomona re
signed and the two new officers
were installed. Resigning were
Norman Chenoweth as gate
keeper, with Warren Miller of
Ophir grange taking his place,
and D. Defoe of Chetco grange
resigned as steward with Bill
Potter, also of the Chetco
grange, taking his office.
The Masters of the three
granges in Curry county —
AUTO INSURANCE
Chetco, Ophir and Sixes—were
appointed as a committee to
PIR E INSURANCE
m eet with the Curry County
Fair Board to talk over the pos-
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MR. AND MRS. LOUIS E. FARRIER
-Mrs Mabel Molthu and Mrs.
Sydney Cadman went to Ashland
on Tuesday to take Tom Molthu
to Southern Oregon College On
the way home, they stopped in
Lookingglass to visit Mrs Bert
Mr. and Mrs Witour Sypher.
and Mrs. David Barklow and
son, Blair, went to eastern Ore-
gon on Wednesday for a corn-
bination vacation and hunting
trip. They will hunt in the Lake
view area.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Miller of
Langlois have a baby daughter
born at Southern Coos General
hospital. The little m iss has
three brothers at borne,
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Tucker
and family left on Friday eve-
ning to visit the World’s Fair at
Seattle, then they will go on into
Canada for a short visit,
Visitors Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Deets were
ridgar
Capp6
and family
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