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' 'Z ' ■ Ì ' ■ '.'.k ' s ■''' ■ ' ♦ U>; Club Notes and Other Social Activities j At her home in Myrtle Point Mrs. _ John Arnold entertained at a one o'clock bridge luncheon Tuesday. Myrtle Point guests were Mrs. Ray Rickman and Mrs. John Belloni and Coquille guests were Mesdames C P Zumwalt, Alice Wilson, Geo. John son, Joe Knight and Theodore Clin- «•on. Mrs. Rickman held high score and Mrs. Bellcni second high. A Christmas tree and gift exchange completed a very enjoyable afternoon. • ! ■ —2. ass Mrs. R. F. Miller entertained the Monday night contract club at the home of Mrs. H. W Pierce Monday evening at the annual Christmas party. After 7:15 dessert, bridge was played until eleven when a Christ mas tree and gift exchange was en- joyed. -------- - Mrs. Pierce received high score prize. Members present were Mesdames J. A. Lamb, J. L. Smith, Muri Pettit, Ed. Lorenz, Geo. Lorenz, H. W. Pierce and Bert Folsom. Mrs Chas. Selbig was a guest for the eve ning. The club will meet with Mrs Pettit in two weqks. Mrs. E. A. Walker entertained her card club Tuesday evening. Red tapers, holly and a Christmas tree were used for decorations and the an nual gift exchange was held. The fol lowing were present: Mesdames Wal ter Litzenberger, Julius Ruble, O. T. Gant. Theodore Clinton, Geo. Ander son and Mrs. Roy Watson and Urada Watson from Marshfield. Mrs. Ruble received high score prize. The hus bands of the ladies joined the party in the late evening for refreshments For the pleasure of Mrs. F. C. Mc- Nelly, a group of friends entertained with a dessert bridge luncheon and handkerchief shower at the home of Mrs. Roy Neal Saturday afternoon Clever hand-made place cards mark ed places for Mesdames Geo. Chaney. H W. Pierce. Frank Thrift, Bert Kay, J. L. Aasen, O. T. Gant, E. A. Walker, A. O. Walker, T. B. Currie, James Vi Brady, Ed McKeown. A. B. Collier, C P. Zumwalt, Jennie Price, H. S. Nor ton, Theodore Clinton, Geo. Johnson, Fred Hudson, Harry Perrott, J. E Axtell, Claire Gray, Wm. Mansell, R. F. Miller and Mesdames Wm. Hagge, J. W. Hildenbrand and H. Wells from Marshfield. Mrs. Pierce received high score prize, Mrs. Hagge second prize and Mrs. Johnson third prize. Mrs. A. B. Collier was hostess to her bridge club Monday evening. The annual Christmas exchange was en joyed by the following club mem bers. Mesdames James Brady. Hoy Neal, Bert Kay. J. L. Aasen, H. S. Norton, Geo. Johnson and F. C. Mc- Nelly. High score for- bridge went to Mrs. Norton and second to Mrs Brady. prizes an I gifts for all the guests. Dainty n freshmenls were served to the follot Ing: Messrs, and Mesdames P. W. Lite, H. H. Hartley. T. R. Luebke, J. P. Beyers. Misses Kath leen McClintock, Harriet Gould, Phyllis F ill, Jean Hill and Clarence Osika. B. P. W. Party » Recreational Leadership Ciaaa The annual gift exchange of the The Grange Recreational Leader x T > * s Coquille Dullness and Profcssionall ship Cl iss met in W. O. W hall here Women*« Club was preceded by a last we k under the direction of Miss short business session. The club Gertna.e Skow, with 36 delegates vojpd to donate 310.00 to the Christ present divided seven from Bandon, seven f.xxn Gaylord, four from Pow mas Cheer fund. The evening’s entertainment was ers, five from Fairview and three Over i hundred members and provided by thé Music and Arts com each from Bullards, Arago, Myrtle ti iends oi the Episcopal Church, Sun mittee, Inez Rover chairman. The Point and Coquille. The pu/pose of the class is to train day Scht >1 and Guild enjoyed a main dining room of the Coquille, .. vk :. was w« tastefully decorated with , ior leadership ih conducting Grange chicken i inner at the Guild Hall Hotel « a Wednesd. y. Santa Claus came with Christmas greens and a gaily lighted or othe.- entertainment programs and Christmas tree stood at one end ot the last week's session was devoted to gifts for i U the children. Singing of ' ■ Ison* leading, the study of four-four Christmas songs, led by Mrs. Maud room. The theme of the entertainment time, arrangement of a stage for pan- Woodyartl, was* enjoyed by all. was, “Christmas in Many Lands," and i tomime and group and individual The Pa t Matrons and Past Patrons the following enjoyable program had pantomime. New games were also introduced, suitable for adult gath issociatio i of the Eastern Star held been worked out by the committee: Vocal solo, “Down from His Glory” erings and Christmas suggestions is annual Christmas dinner and par- y at the Masonic Temple Friday and “Cantique de Noal.” by Rev. w. given. Proper casting of a play, rehearsal ■vening, December 14. After dinner, R. Wilder, accompanied by Inez demonstration and “progressive par lames and contests were enjoyed un Rover. Different members of the club ty” arrangements are scheduled for it Santa Claus came with a gift for ill present. Mrs. Roy Neal was were called upon to explain the vari the next meeting. Jan. 4. Mrs. Minnie King, of the Powers -hairman of the dinner committee ous ways in which Christmas is ob ind Mrs.' Julius Ruble hid charge of served in the- following countries, Parent-Teachers Association, was -he Christmas tree, decorations and United States, England, France, Italy, chosen at last week's meeting as 'ntertainment. Those enjoying the Norway and Sweden, Mexico and chairmen for the coming year, and Mrs. John Devereux. Legion Auxili- 1 ■vening were Messrs, and Mesdames Switzerland.- Musical reading, “The Night Before ary delegate from Bandon, was made F. G. Leslie, Lafe Compton, H. A. Young, Bert Folsom, H. W. Pierce, Christmas,” Katherine Jane Hassler, secretary-treasurer. H. N. Lorenz, Julius Ruble, W. E. accompanied by Inez Rover. The evening's entertainment was Bosserman, E. L. Vinton, Theodore Job’s Daughters to Install Clinton, E. A. Walker. C. E. Niles. concluded by the serving of delicious Zelma Bosoerman, newly elected J. E. Norton, Mesdames Geo. Lor- refreshments consisting of small in honored queen of Bethel No. 15, Or- | PIPARTMIMT * STORI enz, E. W. Lorenz, Edna Hartson, dividual mince pies and coffee. der of Job’s Daughters, has made the The next meeting of the club will Roy Neal. Flora Dunne, Sadie J ayes, 332 First Street, Coquille, Oregon following appointments: recorder, Bertha Smith, Geo. Ulett, Ora Maury, be a dinner at the Pioneer Hall Jan. Dorothy Glaisyer; treasurer, Harriet Mabel Laird, Misses Bess Maury. Ed 7, sponsored by the Social committee, McRay; librarian, Betty Axtell; chap na Robison, Gretchen Neal, Dr. W. Georgia Richmond chairman. lain, Jeanne Peterson; senior custo V. Glaisycr and J. E. Quick. dian, Evelyn Rider; junior custodian, Auxiliary District Conference Marion Hess; inner guard, Virginia The K club had a lovely party at A large delegation from the Co Hartson; outer guard, Mary Lou the home of Miss Jeanette Pook with quille Unit of the American Legion Nosier; pianist, Marjorie Van Alstine; We extend to all our friends our sincere wishes Miss Kathleen McClintock as host Auxiliary is planning on attending first messenger, Beverly Norton; sec- ! 's. Tuesday evening. Names had for a the District Conference in North ond messenger, Mary Edna Lorenz; been drawn previously for the Bend on Thursday afternoon and eve third messenger, Joan Weekly; fourth Christmas exchange. Bridge was en ning, Dec. 27. messenger, Elizabeth Varney; fifth joyed. with Mrs. Raymond Vaughan Mrs. Cecelia Gunn, state president messenger, Phyllis Le Gore. These having high score. Members present of the Auxiliary and W. J. Chamber- ’ officers will hold office for the en- I [ and a were Mesdames John Hawkins, Dan I lain, state commander of the Legion, suing six months. The newly elected Maginnis, Raymond Vaughan, Misses will be present: also other state offl-' officers are: Zelma Bosserman, hon I Barbara Bradford, Harriet Gould, cers. ored queen; Levelle Walstrom, senior Dean Harding, Marvin Jane Haw Each Unit will give reports on its princess; Dorris Compton, junior ci ns, Jeanette Pook and the hostess activities at the afternoon session, princess; La Velle Dale, guide; Mari The Justamere annual Christmas which will start at two o’clock. Mrs. lyn Compton, marshal. All the foregoing officers will be COQUILLE BANDON GOLD BEACH □arty and gift exchange wak held at Lydia Horsfall, president of District 'he home of Mrs. Roy Wemich No. 4, has requested each Unit to pro installed on the night of December vide one feature on the program. 27. Margaret Purvance, out-going Thursday. After a delicious one-fif A joint meeting with the American honored queen, will preside as in teen o’clock luncheon sewing was en stalling officer; La Velle Dale will act dies and presents for everyone. A Coquille Happy Timers joyed until 3:30, when the tree was Legion will be held in the evening. Anyone planning on attending this as installing guide and marshal; Mar enjoyed. Those present were Mes The Coquille Happy Timers met at lovely Christmas tree graced one dames F. L. Greenough, H. W. Pierce, conference, please call the president, garet Smith, installing recorder; the H. Porter home Wednesday eve comer of the room and with Santa's J. L. Smith, Bert Folsom, E. E. John Mrs. Bonnie Green, so that transpor Margaret Stewart, installing chap ning for its Christmas social time for presence, everything gave off the * lain. The Bethel’s first regular meet members and their families. After spirit of Christmas. The club will son, J. A. Lamb, O. C. Sanford, L. H. tation may be arranged. ing will be on January 14. Hazard, Nels Osmundson, W. S. a short business meeting an im meet at Ben Leatherwood's home for Insure your car with Ned C. Kelley Sickels, C. J. Fuhrman and A. J. promptu program was enjoyed. Then the next meeting. Calling carda, 50 for SI.00. in a reliable Oregon stock company. Sherwood later Santa Claus arrived with can- Calling cards, SO for »1.00. 'k At this Yuletide season _ _ _ the J. C. Penney Co. extends to each and everyone ** its best wishes for a anil Utorry dhriHtmaa 1 È a' I II J.C. PENNEY CO. Ï. <r Merry Christmas Happy New Year & ' : ■ B «4* ■ m W ■ssA % I I 1 > »< 1 A group oi ladies who have been meeting for some time on Monday af ternoon of each week met with Mrs. Kennett Lawrence Monday for a Christmas party. A beautiful table tree, held gifts for the following members o> the group, Mesadmes Lafe Compton, Roy Boober, F. 8. Em ery, Geo. Ulett, A. E. Bradford, Er nest Purvance and the hostess, Mrs Lawrence. [ The Duplicate Contract club met With Mrs. M. R. Thomas Wednesday Y ' Atone-fifteen fo> dessert and bridge Christmas favors znarked places for Mesdames D,< Rackleff, Claire Gray, A. E. Bradford, Bert Folsom, H. W. Pierce, Roy Boober, Mrs. Wm. Hicking, of Portland, and the hostess. « The high school faculty with their husbands and wives were delightful ly entertained Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Cun ning at a Christmas party. Games were played during the evening with d» I BUZZ SQUAWK SQUEAL HOWL! OR * * ♦ ¡K 1 € f « ■ * P,, I • I ■> appiness on the Air Tonight! ■ . ... — IS YOUR Radio standing in the corner—silent, dusty, unused—carrying memories of all the family of weird, disturbing noises . • . < or, is it a musical instrument, a companion for all the family, to which you point with pride. - This year’s radio will prove a revelation to those whose sets are four or five years old. All extraneous noi^s practically eliminated. Tone quality of such purity it must be heard to be believed. Naturalness of tone that thrills and beauty that inspires. ■ - i, ù St'-v’cr u Half the money paid before will get a radio today that is a good one. Why not trade in your old set. It will prove the best investment in entertainment and com panionship for the entire family you have ever made. i We do not sell radios, but your local radio dealer will be proud to show you the latest instruments. A new radio for Christmas would prove a revelation to the entire family. Ask your dealer about Radio today. « 'M/ < • ■ ■ , I / I f IO J I .1 ■ sis ; Mountain States Power Company I t'J ” I k ¡»V'V fai Q'i n»*®' _______________
