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SOCIAL NOTES
Mrs. R. A. J sub was hoateaa Tues
Tuesday evening Mr. James Brady;
day afternoon to the music depart-
'ment of the Woman’s Club, at which was given a surprise party by a num-
Mrs. Lyman Carrier, chairman, pre ber of his friends at his home on
sided. The club which was organized Earn First street The guests gath
two yean ago aa an experiment has ered at the home while Mr. Brady was
proved so successful that it is beyond absent for a short while and upon re
Republican Candidate, born and
the experimental stage now and the turning heflne be found them all there.
raised in Oregon, with "Ns Inter
members voted to withdraw aa a de Bridge was ths diversion, with re
ests to Serve but the Public In
partment club and organise as a muiac freshments served following. Mr.
terests."—Hawley.
club exclusively. The club has been Brady was presented with a lovely
Ranking Republican on Committee
directed by a department chairman gift, along with tors. McKeown and
on Ways and Means, Chairman Re
Mr.
Pierce
who
received
prizea
for
but at this time, the new organization
publican Caucus of House, etc.
elected the following officers for the high score. Enjoying the evening to
Has obtained more than 850,000,000
ensuing years: preaident, Mrs. C. A. gether were Messrs, and Mesdames
for Public Improvements in Dis
Ed
MceKown,
Fred
C.
MeNelly,
T.
Rietman; vice president, Mrs. M. O.
trict, and much Beneficial Legisla
Hawkins; secretary, Mrs. H. H. Cole B. Currie, Hal W. Pierce, A. B. Col
tion for Fanners, Veterans and
lier,
C.
P.
Zumwalt
A.
O.
Walker.
man; treasurer, Mrs. W. 3. Sickela.
others.
This change has been made so that
HE IS CLEAN, CAPABLE. EX
The Ecadrien ladies met Monday for
as soon as the organisation is per
PERIENCED. FAITHFUL.
luncheon and afternoon sewing at the 1
fected, it may become federated with
SUCCESSFUL
the National Federation of Music home of Mrs. John L. Aasen on South
Coulter
street.
Mrs.
Hal
Pierce
was
Read his Record of Successful Ser
Gleba.
. j
vice in Voter’s Pamphlet.
Mrs. Rietman, in a few well chosen an extra guest that day. The mem
words, thanked the club for the honor bers present were Mesdames Roy
(pd. ad. by Ronald C. Glover.)
bestowed upon her and a rising vote Neal, W. V. Glaiayer, Earl Nosier,
of appreciation was extended to M m . Wm. Zosel, Willard Bosserman and
Carrier, department chairman, for the Geo. Johnson.
very efficient manner in which she has
conducted the club thia year. The Mesdames Ed. Mckeown, A. O. Walk
Mrs. E. M. Kay invited guests in
new officials do not assume their
duties immediately as there will be -for three table» of Bridge at her home
one more meeting of the club for this Wednesday afternoon of this week.
year before they close for the sum Dainty refreshments were served late
in the afternoon to the following:
mer months.
At the conclusion of the business jr, T. B. Currie, Frank Thrift, H. S.
session the meeting was turned over Norton, Fred C. MeNelly, C. J. Zum
to the program leader, Mrs. W. 3. walt. Wm. Zosel, Jas. Brady, H. W.
Sickela. Her topic, “American Opera," Pierce •nd J. L. Aasen.
was a difficult one, owing to the lim
The weekly nseeting -of the St.
ited number of American opera com
posers. However, she proved fully James Guild met Wednesday at the
Coquille, Bandon Moose Install
Next Week at the Liberty
adequate to the teak and had prepared Pariah House with Mrs. George Lor-
Coquille and 'Bandon Moose lodges
If variety is the spice of life, RKO- a most interesting paper on the sub ni and Mrs. Bert Folsom as hostess
held joint installation of officers for Radio Pictures’ ail-star rollicking ject During the reading, airs from es. Attending were Mesdames James 100 Barrels Flour Coming Soon
the coming year in the lodge hall here comedy “Girl Craay” which comes to various operas were sung and played. Watson, H. E. Hess, Edward W. Lor
Red Cross Chapters through the
last evening. There was a large at the Liberty Theatre Sunday is a snap- Mrs. Lyman Carrier sang “Land of enz, W. H. Mansell, C. A. DeLong, L. United State» are now distributing
FREDERICK
tendance and the evening’s ceremon pily seasoned entertainment dish. K the Sky Blue WateM," Indian opera H. Hazard, W. 8. 8icksia, J. W. Laird government owned wheat in the form
ies were followed by an enjoyable offers mirth and melody, romance and ' by Cadman, Mrs. Hawkins accom- and Annie J. Robinson.
of flour to needy families, and have
food. Coquille officers installed were: action, beauty and atmosphere.
I P*nist. The instrumental duet from
requisitioned 1,137,963 barrsls of
Yesterday
the
Contract
Club
ladies
Marc 8heiley, dictator; Jas. Avery,
In the east are comedy stem, a
beautiful opera, “If I Were King,"
flour as of April 8, according to word
vies dictator; Wm. Jackson, prelate; child prodigy, Broadway beauties, 'by Adams was superb. Miss Rover were guests of Mrs, George A. Ulett received by Mm. Ida Owen of the local
f For Reelection ,
J. D. Bell, secretary; Orva! Morris, Hollywood aowboys, Mexican seo<v ! accompanied Mrs. Covalt, who sang at her homo at 240 South Moulton
chapter.
Street
for
dessert
luncheon.
Members
treasurer; Jerry Peart, sergeant at ritas, two gun men, and polished vil- ! “At Dawning,” by Cadman,
UNITED STATES
Orders for livestock feed
for
arms; Fred Scheer, I. S. G.; Tom Her liens. The action shifts from city j Mrs. H. H. Coleman presented a attending were Maedames W. 3. Sick
drought areas on the same date totaled
els.
J.
A.
Lamb,
F.
L.
Greenough,
bert, O. 8. G.; Tom Morris, trustee. tenement, to western dude ranch and pupil, Elois Wilson, who played “Sea
187,194 tons.
Chapters ordering
Bob Bennett is the retiring dictator Mexican resort and ranges from rip Gardena.”
Mrs. Coleman preceded R. A. Wernich, R L. Stewart, F. S. flour number 1,755 and those seeking
Emery,
Goo.
H.
Chaney,
L.
H.
Haz
her
with
the
explanation
of
this
theme.
for Ko-Keel Lodge, No. 588.
roaring chases to rhythmic dances and
livestock feed number 289.
It Seeking
The closing number on the program, ard and Paul Van Scoy.
tender love seenes.
The local Red Cross chapter has re
The Coquille delegates to the State
“
O
Promise
Me,
”
theme
song
from
Nomination
at Primary on
Heading the imposing array of
Fred Coleman was given an inter quisitioned 100 barrels of flour for
Christian Endeavor convention in talent are the inimitable Bert Wheeler Robin Hood was characteristically
May
20,
1932,
the first shipment, which will be
Portland returned Sunday evening af and Robert Woolsey, who start ths rendered by the ladies* sextette, Mrs. esting surprise dinner party in honor
Republican Party Ticket
stored
in
the
vacant
room
of
the
Sen
ter three days at the convention. Over film as city slickers and wind up as Woodyard at the piano. Mrs. Sickles of his 18th birthday last Thursday
tinel building and passed out on au
2,000 Oregon delegates were there. rough and ready westerners.
preluded the song with the story of evening by his mother, Mrs. H. H.
thority of the local Red Cross com
Coleman,
at
their
home
on
North
Those attending from here were: Fer-
the
romance.
The story deals with a girl crazy
mittee—Mrs. J. R. Bunch, Mrs. Ida K.
Henry
street.
Table
decorations
were
rantine Swinney, Agnes Newton, youth who iz sent to the quiet of a
Every number on the program was
Owen, Mayor J. Arthur Berg and N.
Rosa McQuigg, Faye June Nosier, Al western ranch to cure him of his of unusual merit .and was thoroughly >f lovely red tulips and narcissi. Dur-
C. Kelley.
ng
the
evening
the
boys
played
ping
vin McQuigg and Bob Bailey.
ient^ "K «
weakness for beautiful women. He enjoyed by the large number presbni
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.»qf. i n
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importa a snappy jasz band, a bevy
Marriage
Licenses
Gladiolus at Myrtle Greenhouse of Broadway beauties, dresses the cow Eastern Star Met Last Night 'or bridge which was also enjoyed
were received by Bill Pook, who held
April 22—Raymond E. Schroeder
Our giada are healthy climated punchers in dinner jackets, and turns
Beulah Chapter No. 8, O. E. 8.,
high
«core, and Jesse Barton, for low. and Louise P. Matton, both of Co
bulbs, offered at greatly reduced the ranch into a playboy’s paradise. held an interesting session last ev
Seated at the table were Fred Cole quille. They were married last Fri
Melodies which
ars
liberally ening, in their lodge rooms.
prices:
The
man, Jease Barton, Lewis Donaldson, day by Justice E. A. 'Dodge at his
sprinkled
through
the
fast
and
furious
8 far Ue
Chapter has been divided into two
actidn and0 laughs are original com teams, with Miss Edna Robison as Tom Ostrander, Gordon Neil, Keith home in Myrtle Point.
Alice Tiplady, orange saffron.
Holverstott, Bill Pook and Bob Col
April 28—Frank E. Putnam and
Black Pansy, dark red, almost black positions by George Gerahswin, mod captain of one side and Mrs. Frances
Thelma M. Way, both of North Bend.
lier.
y,.‘
' '
Break o' Day, early pink and cream ern music’s master hit creator.
Zosel as captain of the other.
At
They were married at the M. E. par
Marshal Foch, light salmon pink
each meeting one or both of these
Mrs. B. "R. Sanders entertained de sonage in North Bend, Tuesday, by
Student Body Nominations. sides is expected to contribute some
Maiden Blush, prim, pink
lightfully the Laf-a-lot club members Rev. C. G. Morris.
Suuvanier, fleep yellow -
For high school student body elec thing in the way of entertainment at her home Thursday afternoon. The
Collection, 8 each of above 76c; tion which takes place next Monday, and receive pointe for their work.
hostess invited Mesdames Goo. Sher
3 each of above 40c; 1 each above 25c. the following were nominated today: Pointe are alao received for the side
wood, L. C. Sherwood, Harold Huddle,
8 far 20e
For president—Gus Gaitaa, Linus having the largest attendance of and Lee Hand for the afternoon.
He ha» been true to Oregon
Jock London, salmon with red line« Seeley.
members. Last evening Mm. Ora
Members present were Mesdamee
farmart, lumbermen, stockmen,
Bengal Tiger, red, dark markings.
For vice president—Alfred Plaop, Maury repeated a part of the secret Chas. Kime, Ralph Lucas, Ed Detlef-
Ono Cant a Weed
veteran«, fisheries and all other
Los Angeles, shrimp pink.
work of the order and so won points
Morse Stonecypher. X
«en, W. E. Cross, C. C. Bonniksen,
vital interests of the state.
Rose Glory, ruffled rose pink.
For secretary—Madeline McKeown, for Mias Robison’s side, while Mrs. Wm. Myers, George Gilman, P. J.
FOR KENT—5-room modern house,
Zosel’s side staged an old-fashioned
Virginia, soft red
Maxine Collins.
C/ean-Courogeout-Efficienf
Jacobsen, W. D. Simmons and Miss
bath, built-ins, etc., chicken lot and
Flora, light yellow.
For assistant treasurer — Betty spelling match, which Miss Robison’s Edith Jacobsen. Mrs. Bonniksen will
Mb Record Insures
garden. >12.50. Mrs. Carl Ensele,
Collection, 8 each of above, 81.00, Glaisyer, Bertha Clinton.
side won. The regular chapter ses
vonnnuva rBisinji »vrvice
entertain the club in two weeks.
354
North
Heath.
It*
8 each of above, 00c; 1 each above 35c.
sion
was
followed
by
a
few
tables
of
For aaaistant business manager—
for OREGON
8 for M«
bridge, at which the sides were evenly
Lin Swain, Tom Thrift.
At her home Tuesday evening Mrs. WANTED—'Work caring for children,
Mrs. Leon Douglas, begonia rose.
For assistant Laurel editor—Anns matched. Mrs. E. A. Walker received Julius Rubio was hostess to the Entre
housework, clerking or typing.
Dr. F. E. Bennett, flame scarlet.
high score on Mrs. Zosel's side and
Barton, Florence Tway.
Nous club with Mrs. F. C. Hudson and
Dena Curts, 290 North Elliott, Co
W. H. Phipps, La France pink.
For assistant Hi Times editor— Lafe Compton received high score for Mrs. Jack Le Fevre as additional
quille.
It*
Golden Measure, tall yellow.
Miss Robison's side.
Miss Harriet
FOR RENT—45-room house and bath,
Beryl Unaoeld, Audrey A assn,
guests. Mrs. Litzenberger won the
Giant Nymph, tall pink.
double garage; fruit and place for
For inter-class rivalry chairman— Gould won the spelling contest. The high score prize for the evening’s WANTED to buy a small flve-acre
Purple Glory, large ruffled garnet. Craig Perrott, Fred Fuhrman.
members were delightfully surprised
garden, on Spurgeon Hill. Phone
tract of long, good bottom land but
play. Refreshments were served at
Collection, 8 each of above 81.50;
39M, Coquille.
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Other nominations
ly be made by having several Myrtle Point mem- the close. Present were Mesdames H.
not wide land and reasonably
8 each of above 80c; 1 each above 46c. from the floor before the election. I ibers down for the evening.
cheap. No improvement necessary.
H. Oerding, Walter Litaenberger, E.
The following are the world’« fin
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______
____ Delicious
The
nominating
committee
consist- refreshments were served
Write, Roscoe Cavene, Box 743, REWARD will be paid for return of
It was L. Vinton, Kenneth Kistner, Otte
est glads, prize winners all. Regular •d of Harold Koikhorat, Franc« Eg- following the social Start-.
books, correspondence, etc., in trav
Kellogg, Ida. '
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Davis and Donald Estes.
retail price for each: W. H. Phipps, gleston, Anne Barton, Madeline Mc-'wtefl
elling bag, taken from car alongside
last night's session that
10c; Dr. F. E. Bennett 10c; Purple Keown, Goo. Ulett, with Helen Grier Beulah Chapter should extend an in
of Adventist church, Sunday even
FOR SALE—Some good 2nd hand
Taukanao
Club
Notes
Glory 5c; Golden Dream 15c; Minuet as faculty member. .
vitation for a social evening to all the
ing. Information would be appre
furniture and ranges at Bargain
Mm. Robt. Waggoner very pleas
Chapters of Coos county, also to Port
20; Mrs. Leon Douglas 10c; Heavenly
ciated. Initials “T. M. L.” on the
prices. Will trade for stove wood or
Blue 20c; Marmora 20c; Saraband
Orford snd Roseburg Chapters, on antly entertained the Taukanso club
bag in black. Notify H. A. Nier-
any household goods Coquille Fur
Lecture Date Changed
Friday, May 13th.
at the home of Mrs. Jack Page on
15c; Betty Nuthall 25c; Total, 81 JO.
garth. Owner of bag, T. M. Lang-
niture
Exchange,
315
let
St.
Owing to the musical program at
April 21st. Cards and sewing were
I each of above for 81.25.
berg, of Medford.
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the Pioneer Church we have changed
enjoyed during the evening, following
During sale, or until May 7, 20%
County
Content
Here
Tonight
the illustrated lecture of Rev. E. F.
St., Salem, Oregon.
9tf
which the hostess, assisted by Mrs.
reduction on above prices.
Atchley oa, “The Evils of the Cigar
The Coos County interpretative Page, served dainty refreshments to:
MYRTLE GREENHOUSES
CASH
ette—-The Enemy of Youth,“ from reading and extemporaneous speaking Mesdames Jack Leach, Myrtle Jonea,
I
for
Sunday night to Thursday night, May contest will be held in the Pioneer R. M. Bennett, Stanley Fitzgerald,
Late Model Used Cars
5. Wo have changed it so that other Church at 7:30 this (Friday evening. Carl Ensele, Wm. Peart, Vance Week
SOUTHWESTERN MOTOR CO.
churches may co-operate with us and Admission is free.
ly, M. Simmons, Fred Wheaton,
come to the service. Illustrated with
Interpretative
Reading
—
Girls
Earl Schroeder, Fred Woodhurst,
8?.
slides.
(May speak ten minutes)
Robt Waggoner, Jack Page and Miss
Father and mother you owe it to . Marshfield—'Morley Brand on “A Virginia Page. The club will meet
your boy and girl to get them to Cutting from Mary Cary,“ by Kate May 5th with Mrs. Earl Schroeder,
Chevrolet Coupe
Phone IM
come to this lecture and don’t forget BoSher.
Coquille
Star Coach
-
with
Mrs.
Clarence
Hurrel
assisting.
Anywhere, Any Time
the date, May 5, 7:30 p. m. at the
Myrtle Point—Doris Derry on “The
Chrysler Coupe-"70”
Church of God.
Faith That Never Faltered.”
Ford Truck
Present» Pupils in Recital
Goo. 8. Murphy.
North Bend—Nadine Btekett, “The
Essex Coach
--
Mrs. H. H. Coleman is presenting WANTED TO BUY — Household 29 Ford Truck—stake body
F r
Mourning Veil.”
y
Coquille—Melba McCoy, “Cherokee her pupils in a series of two piano re
goods, mason jars, stoves and, 28 Dodge Coupe
Mbn Williams Entertains Club
citals, at her home, the parents and
Roses.”
ranges for cash. Coquille Furni Logging Trailer
friends being invited. Trios, duets
The Emanon club met at the home
29 Chevrolet Truck—stake body
ture Exchange, 815 let St.
of Miss Lena Williams Tuesday even
and solo numbers are also being giv
(Six minutes fo apeak)
31 Harley Davidson Motorcycle
ing, April 24th. Sewing was the di
The subject will bo based oa “The en, Marjorie Clinton, Beverly Joan BRING IN your old Lawn Mower and 28 Chrevrolet Truck—Stake Body
version of the evening.
Delightful Tragic Era,“ by Claude Boyers, and Norton and Dorothy Belle Newton ap
trade for good one or will make 28 Ford Cabriolet
refreshments were served to the fol Harry Sackett will represent Marsh pearing on Friday evening; Lurene
any length
yours cut like new. Coquille Fur 80 Ford Truck-Duals
lowing: Mesdames Raymond Cooper, fl eld; Cecil Barker, Myrtle Point; THghman and Mary Ann Schroeder on
niture Exchange, 316 let St.
27 Chrysler “80” Coach
E. D. McCune, Ends Newman, Ger Harold Clemente, North Bend; Avery Saturday; Margaret Belkrni, Lorein
Our 38-Day Guarantee
trude Lambert, Cliff Brockman, Miss Combs, Coquille.
Child on Monday and Jack Newton, FOR SALE—at a sacrifice nine and
es Ferrantine Swinney and Agnes
79-lOOths acres.
If interested,
The judges will bo D. Palmer Robert McLaren and Nira Coy on
Newton, and hostess. Miss Williams. Young and WaBaee Dahlberg, instruc Wednesday evein ng.
write to E. A. Felson, 4M State
The club «rill meet in two weeks with tors in public speaking, Oregon State
Miss Newton.
Alpine Cool delivered in Cxxiuille
College.
for 86 a ton. cash. Phono 71. Holmkin
A Son.
W. C. HAWLEY
1. O. BAILEY
STEIWER
SENATOR
Want Ads
Used Cars For Less
Hauling
Trucking
Alpine Coal
Fir Wood
Phone 71
HELMKIN 4 SON
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