I Beulah Chapter of the Eastern 8t*r,
csitertained charmingly at a one
o’clock luncheon Thursday, for the
pleasure of the Worthy Grand Matron,
Mr». Carrie Jackson^bf Bak»? Ore
gon, having as her gpests ail the of
ficer’ of the local Eastern-Star chikp-
ter. The s luncheon tables and the
rooms were prettily decorated with
purpi» asters and greens, making a
beaut if pi, setting for the lovely affair.
Those "invitod were Mrs. Carrie Jack-
son. Mr;. Alberta McMurphy of Eu-
I gene, Mrs. R. Harrison Mast of Myr-
Ptle Point, Mesdames Inez Giaisyer,
Frances Zosel, Imogerie Neal,- Clara
Bosserman,* Katherine* Ruble, Alice
[Evland, Ora Maury, Mabel Clinton,
Edna Hooker, Violet Ixrrenz, Camilla
Rietman. Emily Hertey, Maud Wood
yard. J. E. Norton, Misses Bess
Maurv Edna Rdb^n,' Messers. ^Wil
lard Bosserman, William B?ttys and
Theodore Clinton.
in Boles, Laura LaPlante, Jeanie Lang, Jeanette
A red-hot riot of life and laughter!/ Never before a picture
like this—daring in conception—amazing in execution—all
technicolor scenes of/hizarre beauty—intimate, spicy come*
dy—iairaic never before equalled.
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Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Richard Barthelmess in
“DAWN PATROL.” 700 Airplanes, 46 of the World’s
greatest Stunt Flyers. By far the greatest air picture
that has been shown to date. You’ll grip your seat
when you see these dare-devils perform in the sky.
• I Some eight hundred boys and girls
-1 will return next Tuesday morning to
• I the routine of nine more months of
>| school when the doors of the three
• I schools in Coquille will swin'g. open
-Iagain to welcome young America.
11 The students will find -all three
»I buildings clean and shining, with
11 newly surfaced desks end seats, new-
• I ly surfaced blackboards, newly paint-
f I ad woodwork, freshly oiled and varn-
■ lished floors—all the result of a sum-
Supplies
Sparte coats
and drees coats
of serviceable
> I mer of hard work put in by the three
I janitors, H. L. Johnson, J. D. Bell,
made. If i
starts 6:30.
Coming Attraction*:
“COHENS AND KELLYS IN SCOTLAND
“UNHOLY THREE”
"CAUGHT SHORT”'
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Schools Open Next Tuesday
“LOVE AMONG THE MILLIONAIRES”
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■ day of school. Superintendent For- j
Iguson is now looking for a man to
I handle this work if the necessity of
I hiring a teacher should present itself.
As In the past, children may enroll
I’n the first grade if their rirth birth-
|day is before January first of next
I rear. Otherwise the child will wait
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COQUILLE,ORE
W. W. HALEY
and M. C. Miller.
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Registration of high school stu-
■ I dents will take place this afternoon,
I tonight and Saturday anogninq, hi
'Ithe high school building. All stu-
I dents are urged to register at one of
I these times, rather than wait until
I «chool has begun, as time is lost by
I the student, and classes may be dos-'
Led by then as a result of too great h
I demand for some certain subject.
Reg'stration of grade school stu-
I i-nts will take place Tuesday morn-
ling.
An increased enrollment .<f about
175 students is expected th!s year, 50
I of this number coming from out of
■ town to high school as a re«uli of
Lichool busses being established. In the
I Junior high, there is a possibility of
I sn extra teacher being need«d, due to
Ian increase of thirty in this depart--!
I went. This need MifnoLjN dfeter-T
I mined, however, until anew the first i
Bly, Ore.
| Following is the distribution of the
I grades:
First, Washington end Ltn-
I coin buildings: 2R, both building«;
pA, Lincoln; SB, both buildings; SA,
I Lincoln; 4B, both; 4A, Line-'ln; SB,
[both; fiB, both; 6A, Lincoln; 7th and
8th grades, Lincoln building.
Teaehers for each building are as
follows: Washington. W. E. Thomp-
son, principal; Opal Arstill, EleanoT
Brown,
Helen Stanbrough,
Elsie
Straus.
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Lincoln building:
Wade Arstill,
principal; Kenne'h Thompson, Marie
Stewart. Rosab" 11 Shone, Junior high;
Charlotte Andrews, Dean Harding,
Mabel Payton; Rosanna Schroeder.
Esther Casto. Alberta Tvrell. High
school: E. F. Grider, principal; Ruth
Beyers, W. M. Cunning. H. H. Hart-
'ey, Mildred Hartley; Helen Pollock;
Oran Rickard. Helen Roseman, Max-
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“WE STRESS INDIVIDUALITY”
I .tons Visit Smith Ptant
The Smith Wood-Products jCo. is
sued an invitation to the local Lions
Clttb to inspect their plant after the
weekly luncheon yesterday. TwenkY' DAIRY FARM for lease. Opposite
three Lions, responded and spent
Coquille High School.
Cash rent
about two hours visiting every de
only. Will sell stock and equip
partment of the huge battery separa
ment. B. H. Burns, Coqtrille.
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tor, plant. The company had every
machine running and the visitors
were greatly impressed by the effici
ency and speed with which its pro
duces are turned out.
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