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Smith-Hughes State
The Pioneer .Methodist Church
Conference at Coos River
Philip D. Hartman, pastor.
Subject for morning service, con
ducted, by Rev. W. S. Smith, Christ's
Astoria; W. A. Schoenfeld, Dean of Tender Farewell.’’ Evening service, 8
Agriculture, Oregon State College. P- «4 subject, “God’s Love for Sin-
Corvallis; Ray W. Gill, Master of|ners.”
Sunday School at 10 a. m., Lyman
State Grange, Portland; Lee A. Mey
er, Principal of Coos River High Carrier, superintendent.
Both departments of the Young
School, Marshfield, and George H.
Jenkins, Coos County Agricultural Peoples’ Division conduat their de
votional« at 7 p. m.
Agent, Coquille.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Besides the general conference pro
Choir rehearsal Saturday evening,
gram, arrangements have been made
for tours, picnics and various other F. G. Leslie, director.
A cordial welcome awaits you at all
types of entertainment. Wednesday
evening the conference group will b» >t our services. If you do not wor-
entertained by a boat trip up Coo- ;hip elsewhere come with us.
River where a picnic lunch Will be
Foursquare Gospel Church
served by the Marshfield Chamber of
Commerce. On Friday a tour will be
Rev. and Mrs. T. R. Jgckman,
made of the-county where the inatruc-
co-pastora
i toru will have an opportunity to ob-l
259 E. 2nd St Phone 159-J
, serve boys' agricultural projects, and I
^Sunday
visit evening school farmer*. This I 9:45 a. m. Sunday School, Mra.
tour will be under the direction of W.l ■Jewell, §upt.
M. Cunning, Coquille; Arthur Sawyer I 11:00 a. m. Morning Worship. Ser-
Myrtle Point; and Jens F. Svinth I non: “Why the Objections?”
| Bandon', local Smith-Hughes inatruc-1 ■ 7:00 p. m. Crusaders.
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tors. S >me time will be given to visit I 8:00 p. m. . Evangelistic service.
ing the high schools at Bandon, Co-1 Sermon: “The Great Judgment” , •
quiile and Myrtle Point where Smith-
Tuesday
Hdghes agricultural departments are! 8:00 P- m. Prayer meetinv.
1'K-ated. On this day a picnic lunch I
Thursday
will be served at Norway Grove at I 8:00
P- m. Orchestra practice.
noon where the Myrtle Point and Co
Friday
quille Chambers of Commerce will I 8:00
P- m. Stereopticon Bible Pic-
provide ice cream for the delegation. lures on “The Exodus of Israel.1
In the evening the visitors will go to I
Saturday
the Bandon beach where a lunch will
1:30 p. m. Radio, Cathedral of the
be served and the Bandon Chamber of Air program.
Commerce will provide special enter
230 p. m. Children’« Church, Mra.
tainment.
Jenzer, Supt.
Over 100 visitors, including their
families, will arrive Saturday and I
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Sunday. The visitors will camp ini
Pastor, H. A. Niergarth.
tents on the high school grounds and I
the meals will be served in the school I Sabbath School (Saturday) 9:45
cafeteria under the supervision of two I a. m.
Preaching service 11:09 a. m.
girls from Oregon State College. The
The theme for the coming Sabath
instructors attending the conference
“How shall we escape, if we
are from all parts of the state. The ****
one traveling the farthest distance is I ielflect >’O great Salvation? by the
Edward Axtell from Enterprise in | >a’*tor-
Wallowa county, who will travel over
Church of Christ
1300 miles in attending the confer
ence.
Turner B. MacDonald, Pastor
This is the eecond time a conference
Sunday, 10:00 a. m. Bible School.
of this kind has been held in Coos I Departments for all ages.
Ned C.
county. Six years ago when there | ,<ell«y, superintendent,
were only two Smith-Hughes agricul
11:00 a. m. Communion and morn-
tural departments in the county, it1 ng worship. Sermon by the pastor,
was held at Myrtle Point. Less than
7:00 p. m. C. E. groups meet for
half the group who attended at that I levotionals.
time will be at Coos River. Last yeai I Wednesday, 7:30 p. m.
Bible
the conference was held at Wallowa I ;tudy. Willett Jwsee, leader,
in the far eastern part of the state. I You are cordially invited to all of
At the Tuesday evening session eev |.he«e services,
eral of the newspaper editors of the
county will be initiated into the order
Baptist Church
of “Yellow Dog«,” the fun organiza
Sunday
School at 10 o’clock, with
tion of the Smith-Hughes instructor«
elaeees for everyone. Visitona always
of
the
state.
islative act authorising the utilities adults who took advantage of even
welcome.
News From Lee Section
commissioner to assess all utilities ing classes conducted by vocational
Prayer meeting 7:30
Thursday
Mrs.
Roy
Abbott,
Phyllis
Leman-
to finance the department’s investiga instructors.
4>y Mr. Harold Hartley as groomsman I night,
owsky, Bonnie and Dorothy Arnold and Mr. Frank Gibbon and Harold I B. Y.
tions is seen in rumors reaching the
P. U. services every Sunday
capital. Members of the State Emer
‘In spite of the near-breakdown of spent a couple of day« test week with Wade as ushers^ Little Ottis Carmon | ivening at 7 o’clock.
gency Board meeting here this week the property tax Oregon voters are Mrs. H. W. Hervey.
was page for Mr. Tonole.
Hugh Mallore, of Shedd, visited
to approve the request of Commis in no mood to stand for any tax re
As the groom approached the altai
Methodist Episcopal Church
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sioner Thomas for authority to levy forms. That, at least is the conclu with the Lloyd Leatherman family he was the cynosure of all eyes,
Evening Preaching 8:00 p. m.
an extra assessment to raise a fund sion reached by members of the State one day laat week. Mra. Della Leath blushing prettily as he replied to the
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.
erman accompanied him home after
Governor Meier’s shaft of criticism, of >27,000 questioned the validity of Tax commission based upon the de spending several weeks with her son. questiom of the clergyman in tones m.
low yet firm. The groom was charm
aimed at State Treasurer Molman and the act. Thomas, himself, has ex cisive defeat suffered by the sales
Preaching at Bandon 11 a. m.
Mrs. Lloyd Mast and Wallie, Mrs.
based on recent investments made by pressed doubt as to the ability of tax and the equally decisive although Effie Adams, Mary Janice, Nancy ingly clad in a three-piece «uit con
Scriptural, Spiritual Preaching. Ev
the State Bond commission of which the act to stand up under a court at not nearly so overwhelming defeat Lee and Hal, and Mrs. H. W. Maat sisting of coat, pants and vest. The eryone welcome.
both officiate are members, apparent tack and has said that he would wel suffered by the amended income tax spent a very enjoyable week-end at cost, of dark material, was draped at
G. A. Gray, Pastor.
the shoulders and tastefully gather
ly fleWJWide of its mark and landed come a suit to tert its validity. Un last November. Both measures were Bandon.
107 E. 2nd St., Coquille, Ore.
ed under the arms. A pretty sigh
instead on the proverbial innocent by der the provisions of the act in ques actively supported by members of the'
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Willson and
guests
stander. In this instance the victim tion all utilities in the state contrib- Tax Commission as offering some Evelyn attended a birthday party in was current among the
St. James Church
of the governor’« stray shVt was Ore- I
toward the cost of investigations slight relief to the overburdened
¡that the coat was the same one worn
honor
of
Mrs.
John
Stone
last
Thurs
(Episcopal)
gon City, the high standing of whose instituted by the commissioner. The property owner who under the pres
oy the groom’s father and grand
day
night
at
the
home
of
Cince
Fin
Church
school
every Sunday at 10
father on their weddings days. Mr.
bonds has, inadvertently, been called fund which the current assessment ent system is bearing practically the lay at Johnson Mill.
t. m. Perry Roper, superintendent.
will
raise
will
be
used
in
financing
entire
cost
of
government.
Tonole
would
neither
affirm
nor
deny
into question in the controversy be
Mr. and Mra. Carl Anderson and
investigations of the Pacific Tele
the truth of this sentimental touch.
tween the two state officials.
family
moved to the Henry Miller
With the election out of the way
The groom’s vest was made sleeve First Church of Christ, Scientist
Instead of suffering in silence, phone and Telegraph company, the
care for less and met il front. Conepicuoui-
farm
Tuesday.
They
will
Coquille, Oregon
Northwestern
Electric
company,
the
interest
now
centers
in
the
forthcom
however, Oregon City, through her (
that place this summer.
8unday School at 9:80 a. m.
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California-Oregon
Power
company
ing
constitutional
convention
to
be
on
the
front
of
the
vest
was
the
city attorney and city manager, has
Callers at the Walter Schroeder
Sunday Service at 11 -. m.
groom's favorite piece of jewelry, an
expresed her resentment of the gov- j an^ ^he Mountain States Power com- called by Governor Meier sometime in
home last week included Mesdames
Subject for next Sunday. “Love.’
August at which Oregon wHl formally
Eagle pin, and from the upper lef.
ernor’s attitude in no uncertain terms P*”?-
J. R. Bunch, of Coquille, Paul Bunch,
Wednesday evening meeting at I
.rittfy repeal of the eighteenth
pocket was suspended a large Inger
and demanded an apology. Not only
Frank Bunch, Clifford Crosby, Severt
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Oregon school districts are asking amendment to the federal constitution
soil watch, the bride’s gift to the I’tioek.
that but they have filed
affidavits to
Iverson, Mae Bright, Edith Bothwell,
Free public Reading Room open in
show “that* the "governor himself gave '
in accordance to instructions given by
groom, which gave just the needed
Ole Iverson, of Gravel Ford, Miss
his approval to the investment fori proximately
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" >5,000.000, according to the voters at the polls last Friday. Lois McCue, of Bandon, and Miss touch of brilliance to the costume in Church Building every Tuesday and
Friday afternoons except holidays
C. A. Howard, state superintendent The convention must be held within
perfect taste and harmony,
which he now criticizes Holman.
Laia Gant
’-nm two to five o’clock.
The
groom's
pants
were
of
dark
The State Bond commission in of public instruction. The money, if 30 days after the election or on or be
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adama, of worsted and were suspended from th» I The public is cordially invited to at-
received,
wHl
be
used
in
new
con
fore
August
20.
Since
it
will
take
cidentally, is composed of the gover
Myrtle Point, were dinner guests of
nor, state treasurer and a member of struction and in repairs to school from 10 days to two weeks to can the Lloyd Mast family Wednesday. waist, falling in the new straight line <«d o“r services and to visit the
nearly to the floor. The severe sim I "-««ding Room,
vass the votes and issue the certifi
the State Industrial Accident com property.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Abel, of
plicity
of the garment was relieved by I
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cates
to
the
delegates
it
cannot
be
mission.
This commission is en
Marshfield, and Mr. and Mra. Joe
High price of gasoline is being re held until after August 1. Predic
the right leg, which was caught up At Christian Science Churches
trusted with the investment of sur
Abel, of Wendling, were Sunday
“Truth” was the subject of the
plus fund« of all state boards and flected in a material lessening of mo tions here are that the session will guests of Mr. and Mra. W. H. Purdy. about four inches by a black garter.
tor
vehicle
traffic
which
is
costing
be called for about the middle of the
revealing
just
an
intriguinT
glimpse
>sson-Senmon
in all Churches of
commissions, particularly funds of
Mr. and Mra. Tommy Weekly, Mrs.
Oregon thousands of dollar« by way month.
the accident commission.
Cleo Weekly and Mrs. Charles Ben of black holeproof above boota of gen- Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, July 23.
The Golden Text was, “The Lord is
For several years it has been the of reduced gasoline taxes. Figures
nett of Myrtle Point called at the W. uine leather, laced with strings of th<
The >150,000 fund set aside by the
same color. The effect was very chic. rood; his mercy is everlasting; and
policy of the commission to leave pre compiled by R. H. Baldock, state
H. Hervey home Sunday.
The groom’s neck waa encircled by his truth endureth to all generations”
liminary details in these investments highway engineer, show that the loss last legislature for use of the emer
Mr. and Mra. Henry Brown were
to Fred Paulus, deputy state treas in gasoline tax revenues to this state gency board may prove to be entirely Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. a white collar, characterised by a I (Ps. 100:5).
Around the
Among the citation« which com-
urer, generally recognized as one of is approximately >140,000 a month, inadequate. At the meeting of the Clinton. They attended church to delicate saw edge.
the best posted authorities on munici attributable largely to the increased board here this week Senator Fred gether at Myrtle Point Sunday eve- collar waa loosely tied a cravat, so Lrised the Lesson-Sermon was the
coot of gasoline which has prompted Kiddle, chairman, sounded a warning
that it rode up under his left ear with following from the Bible: “Think not
pal bonds in the entire state.
ning.
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that studied effect of carelessness that I am come to destroy the law, or
One of the investments which the many motorists to store their cars against too great a dependence upon
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which marks supreme artistry^ in] the prophets: I am not come to de
the good offices of the board. Al
governor criticises was the recent temporarily.
The Bride Ignored
dress.
I »troy, but to fulfill” (Matt 5:17).
ready, less than four months after
purchase of >65.000 of Oregon City
I
Oregon
was
only
one
of
five
states
Mr.
Hartley's
costume
was
essen
| The Lesson-Sermon also included
the
the
legislature
has
adjourned,
>20,000
Sentinel
puts
it
up
to
The
bonds. Preliminary details leading to
he following correlative passages
this investment was made by Paulus to legalise horse racing and betting of the fund has been doled out to meet ladies: Is the following the correct tially like that of -the groom and, a
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as usual and affidavits filed here by by the pari-mutuel system this year. emergencies with still other emer form for a newspaper account of a the two stood at the altar, a hush of I ’rom the Christian Science textbook,
Chris Scheubei, city attorney, and City Other states taking the same action gency needs beginning to so show on wedding? The item was clipped from awed admiration enveloped the au-1 ‘Science and Health with Key to the
Manl^'r'T^M
WmW?^
the horison. During the last bien the Cottage Grove Sentinel which ran dience at the complete and wonderful Scriptores,” by Mary Baker Eddy:
show that the deal wm approved by Delaware
D*,ew’r* and Ohio.
Ohto. Pari-mutuel
Pan-mutue! bilb nium the board was not called on for it under the heading, “Bride Hardly harmony of their raiment.
Groom ‘The law of Christ or Truth, mik<i
the late Chas. T. Early, at that time ’"r*
th*
of a single appropriation. Which was Noticed at Wedding Ceremony?*
and groomsman could not have been ill thing« possible to Spirit . . . The
told apart had it not been for the lit-1 supposed laws which result in weari-
the accident commission’s representa- Mi”°url-
Tex- just an well since there was no emer
tive on the bond commission, and by ”’ New York •"<« Wyoming.
gency fund to draw on, Governor
Thornton Corners, July 15.—(Spe tle patch of court plaster worn by Mr. ness and disease are not His laws, for
Meier having vetoed this appropria cial.)—Mr. Harold Tonole, son of Mr. Tonole to cover a nick in his chin the legitimate and only possible ac-
Governor Meier. Early died without
signing the minute« covering this
A great increase in interest in vo- tion along with others which did not and Mrs. Pete Tonole of Cottag» made by his safety razor. Neither tion of Truth Js the production of har-
Grove, Oregon, became the bride Mr. Tonole nor Mr. Hartley wore a|mony . . . Truth casts out all evils
particular transaction and Governor cational courses is reported by O. D. meet his approval.
groom of Miss Verte Gibson at 8 hat at the ceremony.
and materialistic methods with the
Meier, for reasons of his own, has ao Adams, state director for vocational
A« the bride led Mr. Tonole from actual spiritual law,—the law which
If you want to subscribe for a Port o'clock July second. The ceremony
education. This past year 8.412
far refused to sign the minutes.
8,412 per
sons were enrolled in clauses in agri land daily the clubbing combination took pisce at the Laurelwood church the nuptials it was noted that she gives sight to the blind, hearing to
Prospect of a suit by some Oregon culture, trades and industries, and we offer with the Sentinel win save at Gaston, Oregon, with an attendance wore the conventional veil and orange the deaf, voice to the dumb, feet to
of over IM, Mr. Tono«« waa attended blona*«.
the lame” (pp. IO, IN).
Utility to teat the validity «f the hr h««* economics. Muy
theee wm you moony.
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