6 - P o r t Qrford New», T h u a d a y , Septem ber 24. 19<>4
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Loren Leach, In Sept. n (
Sept.
ep«. 15.
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Linda
In Sept. 1 14,
out
Sept. 17.
Helen McDonnell, In Sept. 14,
out Sept. 16.
Community
Holds P ra yer
Meetings
The last Cottage D riv e r
Meetings before the start of
the special meetings at Port
Orford Community Church,
with the Rev J. Q Hunter
Sept 27 Oct J, w ill be held
this Friday evening at 7:30
These prayer meetings w ill be
held at the following homes
Claude Brewster. 28 Hamlet.
Jamie France. 1906 N. Jack-
son. and V irgil Libby, Sixes
This coming Sunday morn
mg .Mrs Anna Ediger. w ill
speak in a combined Opening
Worship of the Sunday School
Mrs Ediger is going as a
missionary under the Congo
Inland Mission to Leopoldville.
Congo
Last Sunday the Morning
Service included a vocal solo.
• We ll Talk It (h e r ," by Miss
Carla Hubbell, and the mes­
sage, "Power T h r o u g h
Praise," by the pastor
The first Youth Meeting for
this fall was held Sunday eve­
ning at 6 30 Officers for the
year were elected and Mildred
Libby was in charge of the
program. ' Bat the Clock "
All those who can help are
urged to come for the Work
Day at the Church this Satur­
day
Thomas Cook, out Sept. 14.
M alel C u rtls , out Sept. 14.
Robert l t tt r e ll, out Sept. 14.
Verlene R elchleln, o u t Seni.
Denztl Kay, In Sept. 15, out
—a 18.
i d
Sept.
Don C kxlrlll, out Sept. 15.
MARG-ARINE
Michael S hindler,out Sept. 15.
’* ’*• ” •
Baby g i r l S m alley, out Sapt.
15.
Janies Dougherty, P ort O r
fo rd . In Sept. 16.
Jeanette Duncan, in Sept, 16.
Helen H lle y, in sept. |fl, out'
Sept. 19.
McOantela, C o qu ille,
In Sept. 16.
B arbara M cC arthy, t angióla,
In Sept. 16, out Sept. 17.
DavW Hanna, P o rt O rfo rd ,
ou* Sept. 16,
Lu cre tia G ing er, out Sept. 1«.
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. ’’ i * Cox> *" s ***>l- l7» “ ‘rt
sept. an.
tla te l g r t e l, In Sept. 17, out
S*E* .5 ° '
B etty H ltn e r, In Sept. 17, out
i»\i I 19
tl
Sept.
Linda M cA lva ln, Sixes, In
POUGLt
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JUST YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
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M ary WHIIamaon, In Se|>t 17.
Linda L in v ille , out Sept. 17.
C lara O. Northup, In Sept. 16.
V iolet M lle a , R iverton, In
Sept. I».
.
O rlando Hayden, In Sept. 18.
Jacqueline l l a lr r , t angióla,
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P a trick E. Maateraon, p o rt
O rfo rd , In Sept. 10.
Silli ley M llchittn, C o qu ille, In
■>epl. I«», mg .., .1
De Io rea Peter «on, In Sept
19.
Suaan D ahl, In Sept. 10.
M IX E S
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all flavors
GELATIN
K oval
3 -0 1 PKSS
LARGE EGGS
PIONEER.
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POLEN
Hold Work D ay
Port Orford Post No. 76 A m ­
erican Legion, had a work day
at the h a ll after p u ttin g flags
out on Constitution Day. C om ­
mander A1 Brown. \d j. Adolph
Wintfcnaiser. Sargent at a r m s
W illiam M ontgomery and chap­
la in Ed Seely e put in a f u ll day
sealing a ll o f the ply-.vood sheets
w ith lin se e d o il and covering the
south side w ith ply w o o d The
west side, w hich is started, w ill
have a ll new windows and ply
siding. The new cem ent ram p
and desk at the rear east door
and the new cement deck at the
front north door was installed
earlier and is a big im p ro ve ­
ment.
The regular m eeting Tuesday ,
w hich was preceded by a p o t­
luck dinner prepared by the Am -
ericas Legion auxiliary and a t­
tended by approximately fo rty -
five persons, and a report given
by the two girls that attended
Girls State last June, * as very-
interesting and enjoyed by aLL
Five members have signed up
for 1965 cards.
In the future, each fla g day
w ill be a work Jay. \n effort
w ill be made to get two can­
nons. one for Battle Rock anJ
one lo r the hall. A1 Brow-, Com-
m a n d e r , is sponsoring a flag
p o le fo rth e cemetery when ap­
proval is given by the cemetery
association. He requests m em ­
bers get th e ir 65 cards in the
very near future.
Married Friday
United in m arriage Friday,
Sept. 18, at 4 p .m ., were Ron­
ald D. Fuller, Port Orford and
Geraldine M . Cox, Bandon, by
Justice of the Peace, Arthur-F.
Niem ann in the Justice office.
Witnesses were H enrietta L Cox
and M axine L SiewelL
Every A m erican o w e s it to
him self to become an investor
in Am erica through savings ac­
c o u n t s , insurance, h o m e s ,
farms, c o r p e r a t e stocks and
bonds a n d government securi­
ties.
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Below is a lis t of patients
adm itted to and discharged from
Southern Coos General Hospital
during the past week.
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