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and friends in the county. Bowls of
marigolds were used for decoration
in the rooms and on the luncheon
tables.
Mrs. H. C. Gets held high
oeore for the afternoon and Mrs. Carl
Rietman consolation. Thoje enjoy
ing the afternoon were: Mesdame* H.
C. Gets, W. V. Glaisyer, Carl Riet
man, Geo. Johnson, Stewart Norton,
Bert Kay, Wm. Zosel, T. B. Currie,
Fred McNelly, A. B. Collier, Roy
Neal, Ed. McKeown. Mrs. Fish was
^OnyX 4 Pointex
A group of the younger set enter
tained with a dancing party in Guild
hall last Friday evening honoring
Misa Mildred Chapin, who left Sunday
for Portland to -make her home.
I’un<;h was served during the evening
by Mrs. Folsom, who chaperoned the
party. Those present were: Misses
Mildred Chapin, Jean Pjerce7 Cath
erine and Jeanette Pook, Jean
Young, Ellendale Fish, Gloria Gets,
Fredah Baxter, Jerene Low, Eleanor
Folsom, Marvin Jane Hawkins, Mary
Watson, Phyllis McCurdy, Vera For
tier, Wanda and Fern Houdyahell,
Miss Aatelle Johnson, of Eugene,
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The Missionary society of the Pi
oneer church met at the home of Mrs,
Jay L. Smith Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Lyman Carrier was loader for
the regular missionary program and
Mrs. James Richmond led in the de
votional exercises. The Jenny Lind
sextette gave two musical numbers
during the program and Mrs. Paul
Walker sang a group of songs. The
refreshment committee, consisting of
Mesdamee Jaa. MeGuffin, Geo. Mc
Guire, Bohlander and A. T. Morri
son, served at the closing hour. Those
present were: MeedamesrC. W. Gano,
Carl Ensele, Roy Neal, W. V. Glais-I
y«r, S. M. Nosier, R. B. Rogers, P. M.
Drake, Jas. Richmond, L. C. Car
rier, Jones, M. O. Hawkins, J. P.
Messer, Chas. Bkeels, Geo. Hartley,
C. V. Smith, Paul Walker, Geo. John
son, J. S. Houck, Allen McLeod, John
Oerding, Harberd, Bohlander, W. A. I
Gilbert, E. A. Johnsen, Walter Oerd-
A. T. Morrison and Margaret Robert
son.
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By train—Overnight sleeper leaves Marshfield
7:00 p.m. arriving Portland 7:30 a m. Returning,
leaves Portland 8:30 p»m. arriving Marshfield
7:15 a.m.
1:50 p.m.
2:20 p.m.
2:40 p.m.
3:50 p.m.
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