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Coquille, Oregon
Phone IM
STRANG’S GARAGE
Day and Night Service
HOOKER’S GARAGE
Open Day & Night
While Mrs. Helen Endicott ia en
joying a three months’ leave of ab
sence from the telephone office. Miss
Wilda Barker is taking her place.
Mrs. Mary Chaney went to Portland
last week. She entered a hospital
there for a minor operation.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Mast, of Lee,
are ill at the home of Dr. Mast.
Leland L. Linn, John Eaaman, Clar
ence L. Church, Pat Rickard and Mrs.
Aileen Barker attended the basket
ball sub-tournament in Port Orford
Saturday evening, Mr. Rickard ref
ereeing the games.
The Epworth League of the Metho-1
diet Church here are the proud pos*J
FERTILIZER
Both Garden and Flowers
Busy Comer Grocery
day in McKinley listening to a lecture
and demonstration of kitchen equip
ment, given at the McKinley hall,
Thursday, by Mrs. Zelta Roaenwald,
extension specialist of home econom
ics from Oregon State College. Those
from here were: Mildred Benham,
Zilphia Krewson, Flossie Wilson,
Reba Alford, Ethel Abemnathy, Mary
Laird, and Blanche Piohaska. Mrs.
Roaenwald expects to bo back again
in two weeks to deliver another lec
ture on kitchens and kitchen equip
ment
Misa Doris Durrell and her mother
were Myrtle Point visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prohaska were
visitors at Roseburg Wednesday,
where Mr. Prohaska attended a busi
ness meeting of the Mountain States
Power Co. men.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lawhorn have
completed building their new house
and are now ready to move in and be
gin housekeeping. They were Marsh
field visitor« over the week end.
Merley Kenyon, of Myrtle Point, is
up here surveying a logging road for
J. E. Paulson on the South side of the
valley.
Ruby Yarbrough is ill at her home
with a bad cold.
Sunday school attendance was 58.
All officers and teachers were present
except Julius Benham.
Mr. and Mrs. Benham were Myrtle
Point visitor« Sunday.
the Dad
1 Willow
Bridge
Happenings
ter Biases, Betty Miller, Lois Medley.
The dental contest is under way.
The following pupils received Rood
Teeth buttons: Josephine Robison,
Maxine Avery, Gen« Bonniksen, Clin
ton Burr, Laura McNair, Walter Bl
anca, Dorene Robison. Several others
will soon have buttons.
The Mothers' Club gave a party
Saturday night in the school gymna
sium, inviting every one in the com
munity. Games and dancing furnish
ed the amusements after which re
freshments were served.
Six boys gave a flag drill at the
regular meeting of the Coquille
Grange, March 3. The boys who took
part were: Clinton Burr, Ithemer Rob-
iaon, Harold Shull, Rockey Robison,
Richard Avery and Laurie Robison.
The Mothers’ Club met with Mrs.
W. E. Cross Wednesday. March 2.
The 4-H clubs have set April first
as Achievement Day.
Their pro
jects are nearly completed and they
are to arrange their own program.
The pupils are enthusiastic about
the spelling and declamation contests
to be held in Coquille April 23. Each
Roy School News
contest will have representative« from
The honor roll for the fourth term this school.
included the following pupils: Ronald
Burr, Ida Gerlach, Joeaphine Robison,
Card of Thanks
Ernest Detlefaen, Jimmy Avery, Clin
ton Burr, Gene Bonniksen, Laurie
We desire to express to our friends
Robison, Lois Medley, Dorene Robi and neighbors our heart-felt thanks
son, Betty Miller, Kenneth Bonniluen. for their sympathy and kindness dur
Pupils receiving Palmer Awards ing our recent bereavement and for
this term were: Jimmy Avery, Jo the floral tokens at the services held
sephine Robison, Clarence McNair, for Mrs. A. M. Gilman.
Richard Avery, Rocky Robison, W«l-
Geo. Gilman and family.
Brewster Valley
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SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY, MARCH 13 - 14 - 15
Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper in
“The Champ”
eyes, your own heart will tell you that there has come to
one of the greatest pictures ever created by genius of man!
FRIDAY - SATURDAY, MARCH 18 - 19
Where life is measured in seconds a love drama is untangled!
Thrills as Boundless as the Sea!
“Fifty Fathoms Deep”
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