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They also witnessed some black »and The Pioneer Methodist Church
I mining on the beach, which was very
Philip D. Hartman, pastor.
interesting.
Morning worship at 11 a. m. with
I The HaHowe’en arnival held at the
Igymansium Saturday evening was a sermon by the pastor on, “Peace
or What?” (Armistice Sunday.)
success and well attended. A number
Evening worship at 7:80 o’clock
11 of visitors from Coquille and Myrtle
with sermon, “Zaccheua Seeing Je­
Point atended, which was very much
I appreciated.
The auction sale of sus.”
I various article», donated by the dif­ •Sunday school at 10 a. m. Lyman
Carrier, superintendent
ferent business houses of Myrtle Point
Epworth Leagues meet at 6:30 p.
and Coquille, was the main attraction
I of the evening. Ray Barklow acted nr. for devotional services.
Grayer meeting Wednesday evening
I as auctioneer and jollied a good price
at 7:30.
out of the crowd for most everything.
Choir rehearsal Saturday evening.
I The first prise for the best adult eoe-
Special vocal musical numbers at
I tume was won by Clara Delaman,
both
services Sunday.
I dressed as a bride. The second prise
If you do not worship elsewhere
I was awarded Mm. C. C. Robinson,
you are cordially invited to come with
representing
"Little Red
Riding us.
I Hood.” The booths and amusements
I and lunch counter all did a good busi­
Church of Christ
ness and netted the seniors a nice
Bible School at 10 a. m. Nod C.
I sum of money.
Dr. H. A. Shaw, formerly of Arago, Kelley, flu pt.
Communion and preaching services
has been quite ill the past few weeks
I with eaneer of the treat and is just at 11 a. m. with T. B. MacDonald
I returning from New York whore he bringing the message
Fresh Creamery
Adult, Young People’s and Junior
I had gone for medical treatment. Mrs.
“FRANCO Reg.
—
Christian
Endeavor societies meet at
I
Shaw
accompanied
him.
10c EACH Kft
6:30 p. m. with very interesting topics
I
Mm.
Louise
McAllister
entertained
AMERICAN” Can
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I Sunday in honor of her daughter, for discussion and everyone is invited
I Mary Jean, who celebrated her eighth to take part.
I birthday. Several of her playmates
Bible study on Thursday evening at
I were invited in and they spent a very 7:30 p. m.
pleasant day playing games and were
St. James Church
served with a lovely birthday dinner
at noon.
DELICIOUS
.___
(Episcopal)
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff,
10:00 a. m. Church school.
P. C.
JONATHAN
(libs.
GROWN
Mr and Mrs. Everett Lafferty, Mr. Roper, acting superintendent.
KING or SPITZ
and Mrs. Tom Sumerim, Eileen Bar­
ker, Pat Rickard, Dr. and Mrs. Sumer-
Methodist Episcopal Church
line, Mm. Elizabeth Bennett and
Sunday
School 10 a. m.
daughter, Dorothy, all visitors from
Evening
Preaching 7:30 p. m.
Myrtle Point, attended the HaHow­
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.
e’en carnival Saturday evening.
Virgil Halter, Dr. Davis, of Pow- 1
Preaching at Bandon Sunday 11
ere, and Tony Able returned Thurs­
day from their prospecting trip into
G. A. Gray, Pastor,
Live News From Arago
to Orville, Calif.
They also visited Curry county and each are the proud
107 E. 2nd St., Coquille, Ore.
possessor
of
a
black
sand
claim.
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Woodward re­ with the Bert Pauli family at Gar­
Able can show a very good sample of
turned home Wednesday from Port­ diner.
Christian Science Society
'
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Watkins en­ concentrates from his claim.
land, having spent several days there
Sunday School at 9:30 a. m.
Mrs. Alma Halter and daughter,
visiting the Stock Show. They report joyed a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John
Sunday Service at 11 a. m.
Arda, of Coquille, were, visitors at
a very pleasant trip and plan to go Dameron, of Bandon.
Subject for next Sunday: "Adam
Mm. Goldie Lawrence has return­ Arago Saturday evening.
again some time, t
Mrs. C. C. Robinson attended the and FaUen Man."
Mr. Todd has been quite ill the past ed to her home in Los Angeles, after
to Portland for
Wednesday evening meeting at fl
week with an attack of the flu but is spending two weeks here visiting her all-day meeting of Myrtle Grange at
o’clock.
mother, Mm. Tenn Robison.
Her Myrtle Point Tuesday.
slowly improving at this time.
Free public Reading Room epen in
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson moved in to
Mm. Fred Lafferty and little daugh­ daughter, Patricia, remained with her
Church
Building every Tuesday and
the
MacDonald
place
last
week.
They
grandmother
to
attend
school
this
ter, Janiee, spent Thursday with her
Why pay more?
have rented the place and expect to Friday afternoons except holidays
mother, Mrs. T. D. Guerin, of Myrtle term.
A large attendance was out to Aid make their home here for some time. from two to five o’clock.
Point.
The public is cordially invited to at­
Gene Robison, of Fat Elk, had the last Wednesday and a great deal was
tend our servieea and to visit the
Probate Court Items
misfortune to be crowded off the road accomplished but there js plenty yet
Reading Room.
at the Gerlach place Tuesday evening, to be done before the baxaar on Nov.
Gale M. Roberts, of Catching Inlet,
while enroute to the voUey ball game. 20. Please come and help out.
was on Tuesday appointed adminis­
Mrs. Sarah L. Wood, of Coquills, ia trator of the 3500 estate left by his
Mr. Gerlach assisted him back on the
Foursquare Gospel Church
Coquille
Phone 16
road again. Fortunately no one was visiting thia week with her sister, father, Jas. S. Roberto, who died Oct.
2S9 E. 2nd St
hurt and the car wm not damaged Mrs. L. R. Hampton.
13. The appraisers are Joe Williams, Nydia Jensen and Margaret Gsmmill,
Dinner
guests
st
the
L.
M.
Aasen
much. The other car did not stop.
F. G. Weeserie and Geo. Rosa.
Pastore
Frank Langlois Passes
Gravel Ford Items
, The Myrtle Point business men met home Tuesday were Mm. Shraffer,
A petition for the adoption of Har­
Sunday 7:30 p. m. Illustrated mes­
son
and
daughter,
of
North
Bend,
Mm.
Word was received at Myrtle Point the invincible Arago sextette Tuesday
vey James Elmer Cole and Leona May
The farmers in this vicinity are
Ed Aasen and two children, Mm. Alf Cole, by Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Adems, sage, “Lest We Forget,” commemor­
busy plowing and doing their fall by friends that Frank Langlois, an evening at a game of volley ball on
ating Armistice Day. Special musical
old pioneer of this section, passed the local court The boys were up Schroeder, of CoquiNe, Wm. Barnett of CoquiNe, was filed in probate court program for the evening.
seeding.
and Chas. Barnett.
Tuesday by J. Arthur Berg.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Weekly and eon, away Monday at the home of hia to their usual standard and won by
Sunday 6:80 p. m. Young People's
Mr. and Mrs. Turner MacDonald
Louis A. Maillord, of North Bend, service and adult class.
Edward Lee, spent the week end at daughter, Mrs. W. L. Pemberton, at a good score. The business men then
These two
Dallas, says the Herald. Mrs. Lang­ challenged the second team for a game moved into their new house this week. has been appointed administrator of services have proven to be of great
the Lige Culbertson home.
The
house
is
not
quite
finished
but
the <1150 estate left by Erne« F.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gibson returned lois is still living and the old couple and again came out the losers,
Mr. MacDonald intends to finish it Marllard, who died at North Bend, interest to all who are present.
home last Thursday from a trip up in had made their home with the Pern-* Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wiren, of
Sunday 11:00 a. m. morning wor­
Nov. 3. J. P. Morris, Ira Wilson and ship.
bertons for a number of years.
y Reedsport, spent last Monday at the at leisure.
Hood River county.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Wm.
Zosel,
of
Co
­
Mr. Langlois was in the eighties, Glen Collier home.
E. M. Shriver are the appraisers.
Virginia Crosby and Bernice Ben­
Sunday 9:45 a. m. Sunday School
Mr .and Mrs. Walter Farrier left quille, attended the Hallowe’en carni­
nett spent Wednesday night with Iris but had been a man who was very
Classes for all ages.
val
at
Arago
Saturday
evening.
-.™ was
— ...
active and alert and
ill „...,
only -
a Monday morning for Portland, to visit
Church of God
Clinton.
Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Prayer service.
Melden Carl had the misfortune to
1 He was the first white* their daughter, Eva. They intended
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weekly were few days.
Thursday 7:30 p. m. Orchestra
Corner
of
Seventh and Henry Streets
injure
his
foot
while
playing
volley
Sunday visitors at the Wilferd Laird child born in Curry county and a '»topping over Monday night with Mr.
practice.
George
S.
Morphy,
Pastor,
bail
at
Langlois
Friday
evening
and
brother was the first man who had and Mrs. F. F. Cooper, at Eugene,
home in Brewster Valley.
Friday 7:30 p. m. Bible Study. Sub­
is obliged to get around on crutches
10 a. m. Sunday School.
Mrs. Billings and Mrs. Stevens vis­ the Arago lighthouse. The town of Mr. and Mrs. Cooper are former
ject, “The Eleven Mysteries of the
for
a
time.
11 a. m. Preaching services.
Langdois, in Curry county, was ] teachers at Arago. The length of
ited school Wednesday afternoon.
Bible.” Mias Jensen will speak on
Mr. and Mm. L. M. Aasen enjoyed
0:30 p. m. Young People’s Meeting.
their stay in Portland ia indefinite.
Mr. Pointer and son, Melvin, spent named for hie family. ,
“Mystery Babylon.” Choir practice
a
visit
Friday
with
Wm.
Mavity
Leader, Farm Patrick. Next Sunday
The friends of Mr. and Mm. Wm.
Mr. Langlois was a great fisherman
Saturday night and Sunday at the
will follow the service.
but when he left Myrtle Point he Stauff gathered at the school grounds and slater, Mrs. Anna Mundy, of is Missionary Sunday. We are going
Clinton home.
Saturday 2:30 p. m. Children’s
Bandon.
to have a program and will bo glad
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Crosby were Myr­ packed hie Ashing tackle away, and Sunday after church and enjoyed a
Church.
Mrs. Leon Pauli enjoyed a visit
tle Point visitors Tuesday afternoon. reports are that he never indulged picnic dinner togethrer. It will prob­ Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Minnie for you to come.
Note. The monthly membership
7:30 Evening services. Evangelistic
London Jenkins, of McKinley, was in the sport after he left the county. ably be the last picnic with Mr. and Clinton and family, of Coquille.
meeting for November has been post­
me'oage.
He was a man loved by all his ac­ Mm. Stauff for some time, as they
a Sunday visitor in this vicinity.
poned to Sunday, Nov. 22nd, for
7:30 Thursday evening Prayer
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chapman and
A large crowd attended the free quaintances, and the sympathy ol his are leaving soon for Grenada, Calif.
yearly election of church office re.
Leader,
friends are extended to the bereaved. They have spent most of their lives Mm. Sarah Wimer, of Glide, Oregon, meeting. Subject, Faith.
dance in the hall Saturday night
in this community and will be greatly visited a few hours with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cart Anderson, of Le«.
You are welcome to our services.
Stanley Hatter, Sunday afternoon.
Tlw Holy Name Cathoik Church
Blanks for filing notices of assess­ missed by everyone.
were visitors at the J. S. Clintop home
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pauli enjoyed a
Prof, and Mm. Bennett and daugh­
ment work on mining claims for sale
last Thursday.
visit a few days last week with Mr. ter, Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Lao Hear­
Safety Firetf Use Cow Beil Dairy*«
at Sentinel office.
9:00 a. m. Maas in Bandon.
and Mrs. Wilbur Pauli and son, ing and children, Helen and Donnie, Pasteurised Milk and protect your
11:00 a. m. Maas in Coquille.
Gloyde, and daughter, AveriH Barton, •pent Sunday on the beach at Bandon. health.
Bov. L. A. LeMiUer, Pastor.
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