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THB COQUILLE VALLET 8ENTINRL. COQUILLE. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 21, 19^8. High School Notes 1 (From Coquille Hi Times) Although in the past years Coquille High has won athletic championships, this year they have accomplished more in the way of scholarship and have received due recognition. A chapter of the National Torch Honor Society has been installed this year and seventeen students were found eligible to becohle members. To be long to the Honor Society is one ot the highest honors a high school stu dent can earn. Besides the installing I of the Honor Society the high school has successfully introduced the inter- , class rivalry system. This provides I for friendly competition among stu- ‘ dents and tends to promote a greater | efficiency on the part of the sturents. The executive council which has acted as the ir^er-class* rivalry committee has proven itself very efficient and with the experience gained this yeai mterclars rivalry should be very suc cessful next year. The Iasi, outgo means least, accom plishment of this year is the basket ball championship won by the girls team. This is the first time, in many years that a Goqutlje High School Owned by the Seven Oerdirig Brothers girls’ team has won a county cham pionship and the Mchool proud of its team. Altogether it is Third period—10:30-12 Friday. , Roseman will have some canning done ion that the year Fourth period—^1-2:30 Friday. early next fall; and Miss Druley will a very successful one Fifth period—9-10:30 Monday. ¿end herbariums and biology note Seventh period—10:30-12 Monday. Most of the teachers of the High books. Eighth period—1-2:30 Monday. Sohool who are on the faculty this On May 6, Miss Roeder gave the year will be back nejtt year. Miss.Roeder, History and Civics; national League of Nations examina Meeting of W. C. T. U. Miss Slottee, Commercial; Mis.* tion to Harry Mast and Blanche Jor The W. C. T. U. met in the Church Druley, Science; Miss Atkinson, Eng- genson.' The examination is being lishs; Miss Roseman, Domestic Sci given throughout the nation and the of Christ May 14th. After the regular ence; Miss Nissen, Mathematics; and person getting the highest grade will business meeting a Mother’s day pro gram was given. A silver offering Mr. Moorhead, Mathematics and Geo get a free trip to Europe; On thè same day, the following stu was then taken for the benefit of the graphy; will all return. Miss Wilson Latin and English, is the only one of dents took the state Bible examina Children’s Home at Corvallis. There the present teachers who will not be tion: Clarence Barton, Eleanore Wil- were 27 prevent and everyone enjoyed back. She will be on the Hood River x>n, Ena Churchill, ■ Bernice Foley, the program and refreshments which Mildred Chapin, and Etta Marie Who- followed. The program was as fol faculty next year. •brey. The latter examination was lows: Of the seniors who are graduating' this year, many are undecided as to taken for a regular high school credit. Opening Song Prayer and scripture lesson whether they will go on to college — Mrs. Bernhardt The high school library has several next year or not. The following graduates will attend new volumes of books- to add to their Solo, “Mother” Mrs. Lyman Carrier the University of Oregon: Mary Es collection. They were purchased by Reading, “The Little Church” Mrs. Christenson ther Johnson, Arthur Pulford, -Lester the school board and are classed ■among- the finest hooka the.Jilu^ l>uet Mesdames Sk~U .nH Wihon. LfNorme Pownjpr, 30 MINUTES " " ■■■ ONLY $14.50 DOWN AND EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS THE MOST LIBERAL OF FER EVER MADE ON THE WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC RANGES Oerding Hardware WESTINGHOUSE IN EVERY HOUSE I ■ BRIDGE BRIEFS Dave McNair and family of Myrtle Point, were Sunday guests at the H. A. Hatfield home. Miss Blanche Huff is absent from school this week because of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schoppert and Geo. Jr. were Myrtle Point visitors Tuesday. The Wesley Hospital committee.is -Bi putting an a progf'aSh’anJ comic clinic at the school auditorium on Saturday evening, May 22, at 8 o’clock. An ad mission fee of 10c will be charged. There will be a parcel post sale, re freshment stands, and a fortune tell ing booth. An interesting evening is assured to all who come. There will be only one more payment to make on our community pledge to the hos pital, after this June payment is made. Miss Wilma Lett, who graduated last month from the Seaside Hospital School of Nursing in Long Beach, California, arrived home Saturday. -The Parent-Teacher association met Phone 70-J in the school auditorium Tuesday ev ening and elected the following new officers: President, Mrs. H. A. Hat field; first vice president, Mrs. C. G. Springer; second vice.president, Mrs. John Shields; third vice president, Mrs. Frank Fish; recording secretary, Mrs. Frank Culver; coresponding sec retary, Mrs. Ray L. Beckett; treasur A cordial invitation is extended to er, Mrs. Henry Christian. The next strangers. meeting will probabij be tn Septem Rev. E. N. Turner, pastor. ber. Ed. Casey is seriously Hl at the Christian Science Society Mast hospital in Myrtle Point. Sunday School at 9:30 a. m. Sunday Service at 11 a. m. Subject for next Sunday: “Soul and The Holy Name Catholic Church Body.” Coquille Free public Reading Room open in Mass on first Sunday, not earlier Church Building every Tuesday and than 10:30 a. m. Saturday afternoons from two to Mass on third and fifth Sundays, four. 8 a. m. Rosary on second and fourth Sun M. P. Presbyterian Church days, 10:80 a. m. Stations of the CroSs at 7:30 p. m., Myrtle Point, Oregon Fridays in Lent. a Chas. C. Huie*, Minister Rev. Fr. L. L. Miller, Bandon Sunday School ait 10 a. m. Morning worship 11 a. tn. Evening worship 8:00 p. m. H. Foursquare Gospel Tent Meeting Seymour, State Boys and Girls Cl Conducted by Evangelist J. R. Leader, will be the speaker. Wiley, of Angelus Temple. Services, 8 p. m., daily except Mon Church of God day. Sunday school, 10 a. m. Sunday 10 a. m. Sunday School. Morning worship 11 a. m. Sunday 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Evan Evening services 7:30 p. m. gelistic services. Prayer meeting Thursday evening Tuesday 8 p. m. message on divine at 7:30 p. m. healing and prayer for the sick. Everyone cordially welcome. Everyone welcome to these meet N. E. Jennings, Pastor. ings. ts less than itowncar_ M. E. Church Hours of prayer: Tuesday 2 p. m. and Wednesday 7:80 p. m. Bacca laureate services will be held in the South church Bunday evening. Our service will be dismissed. All other Services as usual Sunday. Welcome. Morning sermon: “Partakers of the Divine Nature.” Second Peter 1:1-14. This truth has been the object of an gelic wonder and its experience has amazed and rejoiced the hearts of all believers. Aside from this truth man has no hope. Thus it has been the object of Satanic opposition in all time, and is a text which requires grace and dear thinking. J. 3. Penlx, pastor Baptist Church Services held in the Presbyterian church. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Young people’s meeting at 7 p. m. There will be no preaching service next Sunday owing to union services. The pastor will preach the Bacca laureate sermon in the Pioneer Methodiet church at 8 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8 p- a. Subject: “Reconciliation.” 'life works ofRobert Louis Steven son, seven by Theodore Roosevelt and Coquille High School will be well foiar by Arthur Train. These are represented Jn school work at the available for study as well as being county fair next fall, as almost all interesting for entertainment. The the teachers will have work 3f.ntl HlU a o ____ SfiU UltfSBrik papers^ ftiis Atkinson live addition to thêlîbrarÿ. will send English paper«; Miss Slot- The final examinations will start tee has typing budgets and book keeping sets; Miss Roeder expects to Friday, May 21, at 9 o’clock. The have maps of different 'countries; following is the schedule of exams Miss Wilson’s Caesar class intends to and the times they will come: First period—9-10:30 Friday. build a bridge across the Rhine; Miss Mesdames Nina Norter and Houck Reading - - - Mrs. Karr Reception of new members Solo ... Mrs. Carrier Object of offering ~ fl s urBR du ji 18. L1M N . g TT U. will meet wij.h Mrs. C. C. Farr at her home on Spurgeon Hill. Everyone is cordially invited to attend these meetings and help carry on this work. Wo feel that it is a worthy cause and that all mothers should be interested. —Press Correspondent. 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