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E. L Melton, of Marshfield, chair
man of t'- ir ilk control >>oaid, was a
businesi yizitar ir. Myrtle Point I
Thursday afternoon.
Mra, Emily Miller and Mrs. Lilly .
Fish left Monday morning, for Hay-I
ward, CalHomla, where they will I
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrt 1
Gen. Johnson. Later Mrs. Fish will!
go on to Santa Barbara, where she j
will spend several months at the
home of her daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Pedan and
Mrs. M. J, Morrison spent Tuesday '
in Eugene on business.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Deyoe and |
daughter, Josephine, Mrs. Florence
Guerin and Betty Ross motored to
Sumner Sunday afternoon.
P. W. Laird and Frank Morrison J
Onion Sets
Peas, Blue Bantam, Stratagem,
Telephone—Dwarf and Tall
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complete assortment
were Camas Valley business visitors
Friday. .
Members of the Auxiliary and Vet- 1 j
->rans of Foreign Wars attended the I
Cdtholic church Sunday morning.
SHAW COFFEE
They plan to visit a different church
n Myrtle Point every Sunday. *
in usable Glass Jars—a real saving.
The 29th annual meeting of the
Fresh stock just received.
Chamber of Commerce was held in
1 lb Mason Jar
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the social room of the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening. The win
3'/2 lbs., Glass with hail -
ning team of the membership drive
ware guests at a seven o’clock dinner.
r There were sp clal ^peakers and en-'
tertainmerit as well as the annual re
SPECIAL
port of the president and secretary.L
Mr. and Mis. C. H. Fox, of Nor
WOODBURY’S FACIAL SOAP
way, Eave moved to town, having
sold their home to Lloyd Claver, of
3 Bars for > -
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Coquille.
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It will pay you to
stock
uj at this
Several members of the Methodist
price. UjL
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Church motored to Roseburg Thurs
Friday - Saturday - ’Monday
day to attend a meeting of that de- I
nomination. The afternoon and eve
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ning was spent In entertainment and.
noted speakers gave addresses.
FANCY SWEET PICKLES
Mrs. P. O. Lund and daughters,
Small Whole
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^Billie and Helen, opened up a newt
cqpfectionery, the Peter Pan on Tues- ;
• 1 GaL Jars with Bail
Fairview
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day of last week. Mr. Lund will con
W. C. T. U, Meets and Sews
Special, each
Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Sheedy, of
Sewing for the 180 children at the tinue-his .work in the Thrift Grocery
store*
Marshfield, visited at the home of Farm Hohie near Corvallis and an ed
Miss Ernestine Schneider and Mias
Mi. and Mrs. John Phillips over the ucational program were enjoyed by
5 week-end:
some twenty-ei^ht women Tuesday Imogene Burgess returned home from
Lew Sonneland and Miss Lois Te afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. C. Illahe, where they spent several days
ters arc on the sick list for this week. Farr.. Two comforts were tied and at the E. Schneider home.
R. Ridell has been
Mr. Sonneland is still in the hospital finished, onje pillow made, IS table
at North Bend and, from latest re napkins hemmed, 18 handkerchiefs home the past week
ports, is still in a serious condition, so made and various articles mended. of flu.
Miss Grace Barker returned home
is not allowed any visitors.
Miss Bedspreads are much needed and
the last of the Week from Coquille
Teters has been confined to her home some fourteen are in the miking.
since she was stricken with appendi
Mis. G. A. Gray gave a splendid where she spent several days at the
citis last Thursday.
The many-- devotional talk, followed with pray- ; D. Richmond homer-
Melvin Bunch left Tuesday for
friends of these unfortunate people er by Mrs. R. B. Knife.
Reedsport
where he has employment
wish them a speedy recovery.
Mrs. L. P. Maury presented the
Mrs D. V. Vedmarf has received Lillian Stevens Fund, which makes with the state highway department.
word that her son, Carl,' who was op possible the work of Dr. Izora Scott,! Robert Young was able to leave the
erated on for appendicitis recently, 1s national W. C. T. U. legislative repre Mast hospital Tuesday and return to
weir on the road to recovery. Carl is sentative at~Washington, D. C. Dr. hls'home He recently underwent an
in the Navy hospital in Bremerton, Scott is alert to forward the program operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Osborne were
Washington, at present, but he hopes adopted by the national W. C. T. U.,
Christian Endeavor Party
to be able to come home for a leave to all members through her weekly Bandon business visitors Wednesday
The
home of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
before he rejoins bis ship, the U. S. S. ' letters in The Union Signal. She is afternoon.
Wilson was the scene of a jolly Chris
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Hunt
and
family
Richmond, which is stationed in San the members’ voice in legislative mat-
tian Endeavor party on Thursday,
Diego, California, at this time.
ters and is the link between the con have moved from the camp grounds
January 24th.
Entertainment and
to
the
Perkins
house
on
the
comer
of
Mr. and Mrs. John Martin and son, gress and the osganization. Dr.
refreshments were in charge of Agnes
Bruce, and Fred Wheaton and sons. Scott is not a lobbyist in the sense Fifth and Alder streets.
Mr. and Mrs Cliff Wilson and Newton, Levi Wilson and Henry
Melvin and Donald, were visitors at of .advancing selfish interests. The
children
moved back to Myrtle Point George. Late in the evening waffles
the
last
Fairview - North Fork i W. C. T. U. has never asked anything
were served to Phyllis Hall, Gladys
Grange meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Es i for'itself. Jt has ever advocated leg Monday. They have been living in
Cardwell, Thelma Downs,
Ethel
Glendale,
Oregon,
the
past
year.
They
till Powell were also present at thé islation for-the interests of humanity
Smith, Bertha Eddy, Agnes Newton.
last Grange meeting.
and the protection of the home. are staying at present with Mrs. )Vil-
Anna Monroe, Goldie Miller, Kath
Sam Komher, of Eugene, visited Service is the watchword of this rep son’s mother,-Mrs. Katie Arnold.
erine Estey, Mrs. Earl Downing, Mrs.
Mis.
Mabel
Scoby,
of
Gold
Beach,
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Tos- resentative. - Letters asking for in
Ralph Harry, Mr. and Mrs. Stanford
ten, over the week-end.
formation or instruction, personal at has accepted a position as cook in
Newton, Alvin McQuigg, Delbert
the
Jack
&
Jill,
beginning
work
Mon
The numerous friends of Curtis tendance oh visitors who have busi
Donaldson,
Bob
Bailey,
Henry
Holverstott, of thé U. S. S. Nevada, ness in the capital city, research work day.
George, Elmo Sanders, Levi Wilson
will be glad to know that his address that take hours of time, help to fill
and Ian Chapman.
,
now San Pedro, California, where the hours of her day.
Mrs. Frank President’s Ball at Myrtle Point
Last Tuesday evening a pot luck
his ship is located at the present time. Leslie described a typical day at
The President’s Birthday Ball at supper and the monthly business
Work on the new addition to the headquarters and explained the edu Myrtle Point is to be held tomorrow
meeting of the C. E. society was held
community building at Fairview has cational work.
Some recent meas evening, Feb. 2, and Elton Schroeder
The
begun and is progressing rapidly. The ures passed by congress were re sends word that it is to be one of the in the church dining room.
president, Alvin McQuigg presided.
men who are donating their services viewed by Georgia Richmond.
largest affairs ever held in that town. Mrs. Earl Downing and Mrs. Marion
are certainly making things hum
Tea was served by the hostess com The Veterans of Foreign Wan are
around the place in preparation for mittee, Mesdames R. B. Knife, Inez co-operating by permitting the use of Clayton were the committee In charge
of the supper. Those enjoying the
the building of a new wing on oiie Pinkston, Georgia Richmond and Eva
their new hall, which will accommo meal were Katherine Estey, Gladys
side and the enlarging of the stage Watson.
date a very large crowd. The Lions Cardwell, Agnes Newton, Levi Wil
and floor. Wednesday the Women’s
Club there has already sold two son, Bob Bailey, Alvin McQuigg, Mr.
Club’ met at the hall and prepared a Mrs. Divelbiss Buried at Bandon hundred tickets.
and Mrs. Gordon Epps, Mr. and Mrs.
potluck dinner for the workmen,
Special entertainment has been ar Ernest Benham and children, Joyce
Mrs. Edward Divelbiss, resident of
who highly appreciated the efforts of
Bandon since 1917, died of pneumon ranged consisting of several solo and Earl, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Downing'
the ladies.
it Thursday at the home of her dance numbers, vocal selections and and children, Phyllis Rae and Jo
Calling cards. 50 for $1.00.
daughter. Mrs. William Gunnell, in special musical selections all under anne.
the direction of Mrs. Helen Pancoast,
Marshfield.
Deceased was married to Edward chairman of the entertainment com
Divelbiss in 1917 at Salt Lake City, mittee. The big feature of the eve
Utah, and moved to Bandon where ning will be the big birthday cake
which is to )>e giveh as a door prize
she had since resided.
,
In addition to the widower and TN» cake » being baked by A. W
four daughters, she is survived by[ Gardner, Myrtlewood Bakery, who
four grandchildren, a sister, Mrs. 8. last year baked the big cake which
Stone, of Boise, Idaho, and a brother, was given away at Salem.
Many pre-dance birthday dinners
Bert Baker, of Ogden.
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Funeral services were held at Ban and cocktail parties are being given
don under the direction of the Thuer- In Myrtle Point and vicinity in honor
wachter Funeral home Sunday at 2 of this event, says Mr. Schroeder. '
p. m.—Western World.
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in bulk
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4 oz. Bottle
8 oz. Bottle
16 oz. Bottle
Giving satisfaction to a large number
of our customers. Have you tried it ?
Busy Comer Grocery
Packard
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New low Price
on all kinds of
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HAULING
35c
A' Satisfactory quality at a real
saving
25c
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33c
$1.15
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Delivery
Camp Fire Girls Notes
The Sunflower-Bluebird group met
at the home of Dorothy Glaisyer last
Thursday. Plans were made for the
entertainment they are giving for
their mothers the last of February.
The following members were present:
Avis Ricketts, Betty Emegy, Maxine
Whereat, Kay Leslie, Doris Ann Wood
and Margaret Ann Wilson.
Entertained
grade school age
with Mrs. Maud'
her hom^Satur-
*r their regular
ty. Refreshments
velyn Gano and
Phones 101J—224L
G. T. COOK
Brick Mason
Fireplaces and Chimneys
P. O. Box 42, Coquille
J. H. MILLS