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-W R..--'.". : i _______ i. Club Note* and Other Jane Hassler, Lenw Williams, Mar Notes of Interest A bou t ~ ~ They will give a great deal of pleas-1 President Willamette U. ‘ the Coquille Schools ure to the students as well as be of j Social Activities guerite Brodie, Geneva Agostino, Talked to Liona Yesterday Mrs. Kenneth Kistner and Mrs.. Walter Litzenberger were joint host esses, at the home of the latter, to a birthday surprise handkerchief shower for Mrs. Don Estes Tuesday afternoon, the guests playing con tract bridge. Mrs. Stewart Norton held high score and Mrs. Hal Pierce second high. Guests enjoying the af ternoon were: Mesdames Gray, Boober, Norton, Pierce, Geo. Belloni, Mansell, Gant, A. O. Walker, Kay E. A. Walker, Tharp, Aasen and Geo. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin are entertaining with a seven o’clock dinner this evening, to be followed with contract bridge. Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Donahey and their guest. Jack De Witt, of Bandon, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Newdall and Miss Kathleen Mc Clintock. Mrs. M. O. Hawkins was hostess to the J us ta me re club ladies this af ternoon to one o’clock luncheon, needlework being the afternoon’s di version. The club membership in cludes the following ladies, most of whom were present: Mesdames San rora. Sherwood, snerwooa, Osmundaon, vsmunason, Sickels, »lcxeis, ford, Fuhrman. Smith, Lamb, Fuhrman, Johnson. , Folsom, Young. Greenough, Wemich and Pierce. Frances Oddy, Elizabeth Pierce, Marietta Hufford and Carol Young, met with Miss Hufford Wednesday evening. Before dispersing the young ladies partook of a most bountiful lunch of sandwiches, salad, cake and coffee. - —- Thursday evening Misses Jean ette r - Poo#and Florence Folsom gave a miacel iscellaneous show honoring Lu- cile Oerding Ellison, a recent bride, at the home of Mias Pook. Mrs. El lison was the happy recipient of many lovely and useful gifts Those invited were Wilma Donaldson, Glenada Judd, Dora Kendall, Kay Miller, Ruth Brandt. Alta Brandt, Vera Dickens, Frances Oddy, I^tura McLeod, Katherine Jane Hassler, Eleanor Miliar, Vera Gaslin, Carol Young. Frances Detlef sen, Pat Man sell, Alice Baker, Gertrud^ Swinney, Bernice Eggleston, Gweneth Waters, Lena Williams and Gladys Seeley. The Thursday contract bridge club met with Mrs. J. A. Lamb this week, with Mrs. Ray,Thotnas as sub stitute guest for the afternoon. Seat ed at the prettily appointed dining table for dessert lunch were Mes- Stewart, Thomas, -Sickels, S“**-*’ Greenough, Chanay and M«. Bradford, from Marshfield, and hosteis. the horte». Mrs. Bert Gould and Mrs. Willard Mrs. George Johnson entertained her Thursday contract bridge club Bosserman are entertaining the Past and several guests this week at a one Noble Grands of Mamie Rebekah o'clock lunch. From Myrtle Point lodge this evening at a dessert lunch, were Mrs. John Belloni, Mrs. John at the home of Mrs. Gould. Needle Arnold and Mrs. Otto Davis, ___ and work is to be the diversion of the from’Coquille, Mrs. Theo Clinton ; evenln* and her sister, Mrs. Joe Hartley, of Portland, Mrs. Joe Knight, Mrs. | Miss Harriet Gould was hostess to Allee Wilson, Mrs. C. P. Zumwalt the “K” club last Wednesday eve- . ning, the members arriving for 7:30 and Mrs. M. M. Newdall. dessert. At contract bridge following, 'MiM Kathleen McClintock held high The waffle supper by the ladies of the Episcopal Guild Tuesday eve . score. The following members were ning was entirely up to the standard in attendance: Jeannette Pook, Dean __ Harding, Kathleen McClintock, Mar- of excellence of those previously House. .nd \ in _.Jw .Mn,„R.. c; given in the Pariah House, i netted the Guild about twenty-five drb*la Bradford dollars. The several committees ” Dan Ma*,nn1’ rom Marsh- were: Mrs. E. L. Vinton, general 1 el _____ chairman, with Mrs. Lloyd Rosa, • . a - Mrs. Muri Pettit, Mrs. J. D. Gillespie. B°dber entertained a doz- and Mrs. Annie Robinron in charge ™ <her J™»«*,Jo dessert of table.; Mr, James Watson, Mrs. ^«7 ,with J. Oeo. Lorenz and Mrs.'t J. Fuhrman ' J™1"« Kenneth Kistner engineering the waffle, ham and “eld high score for the afternoon, nZ/wLl Mr. JR wlth McLaren second high. The eggs, while Mrs. Roy Neal, Mrs. J. S. Barton, Mrs Hal Pierce and Mrs. Mesdames Bert Folsom presided at the waffle- "orvC°lt; Hudron.Ertea Martin, Otter- ironB^ _ , Johnson, Kay, Bingham, Le- Wednesday evening Mrs Kate Mrs. Stewart Norton was hostess to Watson, Mrs. Maude Woodyard and her Monday night contract bridge Mrs. Geo. Unsoeld were hostesses club this week. Preceding the eve for the monthly dance, the last be-, ning’s play .a delicious lunch was fore the Lenten season, given in the ! served. Mrs. John Aasen scored high Episcopal parish hall, for the young at cards. The other members and people of the church and their guests present were Mesdames Col friends. Mrs. Carl Gilbert at the lier, McNeily, Johnson, Neal, Kay and piano provided the music and re Thrift. Mrs. Aasen will entertain the freshments were served during the club in two weeks. evening. The Friendly Dozen sewing group met at the home of Mrs. John Mar tin on Wednesday, whose pleasant suburban home was prettily decorat ed with spring flowers. Delicious refreshments were served to the fol lowing ladies comprising the group: Mesdames Wilcox. Matney, Storer, Fugelson, HulUn, Wise, Cadman, Wheaton. Arnold, Sr., Noaler and lit tle Bruce Martin and Dorothy Cad man. The contract bridge dinner club composed of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Lafe Comp ton, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Greenough, and Mr. and Mrs. George Chaney, met at the home of the latter this week, sponsoring a moat enjoyable evening. One of the recently organized con tract clubs, composed of Katherine Packard . Ambulance Service Day or Night - Probate Coart The will of Mrs. Annie Byrd Smith, who died Feb 23, was admitted to probate on Tuesday Her daughter, Mrs. Ruth S. Axtell, was appointed administratrix of the 81000 estate. The appraisers are Dave Rackleff, Nod C. Kelley and Ray Vaughan. Ruby G. Baker was on Tuesday confirmed aa executor of the will of her brother, William James Gra ham, who died at Myrtle Point, Feb. 34, leaving an estate estimated to be worth 81000 in real property and 815,000 in personal. The appraisers are Chas. Adams, Karl Kauffman and L. H Pearce. Bernard Gemmill was on Wednes day named as administrator of the 3200 estate left by Isabel! Gemmill, who died Feb. 26. B. Y. P. U. Rally at Bandon On March 3 about 80 delegatee from th* four churches of Coos coun ty met at the Bandon church for an afternoon service. Officers were elected for the district sectional rallies, to be held quarterly. Jerry Williams, of Coquille, was elected president. A very fine program waa given by the different societies on the subject, “Working together for God.” The next meeting will be in the North Bend church Jun* 2nd. ■v............ New Canee tn Circuit Court Mar. 4—A. K Seaman vs. E. J. ’xmay. Mar. 5—Robt. Q. Rooke VS Ji Allen Luse et al. . Mar.«* Wm. Dolan vs. H. E. Bur meister et al. Mar. 3—Richard E. Mitts vs. Lydia Mitts. Suit for divorce. , Marriare Liceimee Call Coquille 109-R Myrtle Point 5 Baade 1883 SCHROEDER BROS. MORTUARIES, INC. March 5—Darrell Richards and Marie Ctockett, both of Marshfield March 7—Leonard C Balfour and Mildred Banker, both of North Bend. G. T. COOK Brick Mason Fireplaces and Chimneys P. O. Box «2, Coquille assistance in the matter of book re ports. B M HÆ —_1. Church of ( hrtei Earl F. Downing, minister Bible school, 9:43 a. m. Morning service, 10:48 a. m. Ser mon topic, “Making the Church Ef fective." Christian Endeavor, 8:30 p. m. Topic, “Crime Does Not Pay.” Evening" service, 7:30 7:30' .p. ,p, m. Ser- nion topiCi ..Why We j*, Not observe — . -- Lent.” Midweek service. Wed. 7:30 p. m. Workers’ Conference Monday 8:30 p. m. ,Continued (rom Page One) The Extemporaneous Speaking contest this year is baaed on the Buzz Saw Trick Coming to of the African veldt, which he and book, “Only Yesterday,” written by • Liberty Next Wed.-Thure. Mrs. Baxter ■ traversed by auto last Frederick Lewis Allen For those of summer. Kruger Park, named in us who recall the days of the war to With “more thrills, chills and fun honor of Oom Paul Kinger, is a vast the present it is a worth while book than a five-ring circus,” Virgil, the territory of 8,000 square miles, lying > I , > < ZVA —, (I,,. M A« »«■, «S 1 A and A «3 4V*>> to read. Mr. Allen brings backs to internationally famous magician, is between the 1 Transvaal the us “revitalized and freshly inter scheduled to appear at the Liberty Orange Free State. It is a. refuge preted, an endless variety of half Theatre for two days, starting Wed (or wild animals of Africa and near forgotten events and fashions and nesday. March 13th. Virgil’s full com ly all that are left on the dark con- crazes and absurdities.” While new pany with his live African lion and linçnt remain there. to the present generation, they seem his tons of equipment will present ■ ■ Diverting from his trip, Dr. Baxter ' Coquille Assembly of God highly interested in our fads of yes his 550,000.00 “Mystic Circus” that told of Ooom Paul’s aversion to the Hazel MacLeod, pastor terday. has gained for him his present ex Jewish race and how at one time, as Sunday. 0:45 a. m Sunday School, Wednesday evening the “Ag” boys alted position as magic master. head of the Transvaal government, 11:00 a. m. Morning service. were defeated by Myrtle Point in a It is fun to be fooled, especially he was finally persuaded to assist at 6:45 p. m. Young people's meeting. basketball game, 24-8. The players when you know you are being fooled. : he dedication of a new Jewish syna 7:30 p. m. Evangelistic service. on Coquille’s team were: Leonard Virgil’s show is said to be entirely gogue, in his governmental capacity. Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting. Lawhorn. Ben Daniels, Cedric Cross, different from usual magic shows— You will only liave a very few words Friday, 7:30 p. m. Bible study. ♦ Cecil Laws, Rex Kelley, Jim Schaer, his is spectacular. to say, he was urged: “As president of The pastor, Mrs. MacLeod, -Js in and Howard Detlef sen He brings with him his own pub the Transvaal republic I declare the Tonight ..Coquille Hi’s basketball lic address system, all of his own oüilding open.” He said the words Powers for a few days conducting a team travels to Roseburg to meet scenery and special effects, lighting all right, and then added, ■ “In the revival campaign. She will be oc Myrtle Point. We are hoping for a effects and music. It is reported that name of Jesus Christ our Lord.” . cupying the pulpit on Sunday morn repetition of last year’s success. his unusual sucess has been due to Between 9 a. m. and 5 p. m., the ing. Rev. J. F. Ayers is supplying in Remember the “Yellow Shadow” his particular attention to details. He party in which he was travelling, saw her absence. to be presented at the Community is rapid and performs as many as ind counted 238 herds of wild ani Emanuel Baptist Church Hall March 15, at eight o’clock. The nine complete tricks in three minutes mals, not uingle animals, but herds, cast has labored long hours to give a This is interesting because the aver ■ but it was not until after one o'clock Harold A. Minter, Pastor presentation that the public will -en age illusionist does from, twelve to > that they saw a lion. Then they 9:45 Bible School. „ joy. Thq, cast includes: Clynard Hol- fourteen tricks in an hour and a half. stopped and watehed and took pic- 11:00 a. m. Morning worship. Sub verstott, Myrtle Minter, Jim Robin Lockl people will see the motor ' tures of 13 in one group, two cubs ject, /'The Last Promise and the Last son, Audrey Kendall, Gretchen Neal, driven buzz saw that saws through a i and eleven grown lions. The lions Prayer in'the Bible.” Aletha Leatherwood, Donald Smith, woman, while she is entirely visible 1 did not, nor dd they attack people in 8:30 p. m. B. Y. P. U. Howard DeUefsen, Geraldine Min and with the skin bare where the big cars, the gasoline smell obliterating 7:30 p. m. Service. “The Two-faced ard and Tommy Thrift. 30-inch blade slashes through at the ■ the human odor. But it is fatal, as Prophet.” Among the interesting events fac rate of 3000 revolutions a minute. Al well as against the law, to descend ing Coquille High School students though »newspaper syndicates have from the car while crossing the Park. The Holy Name CathoUc Church are: Junior Prom, March 22; Inter told of this marvelous invention both The lions exhibited little curiosity Sunday, March 10, Mass at 10 a. m. class Rivalry Assemblies beginning here and abroad and news reelj have and eventually left the trail. A mission will be conducted in this March 27; Senior Ball, May 24. reproduced it on screens in hundreds At another point they met, what church next week. Mass at'9 a. m. Dr. Bruce Baxter from Willamette of cities, no one has fathomed the thé doctor said was the largest lion University, talked to the students at mystery and to see it on the stage he ever saw, and he just got the car and devotions and sermon at 7:30 p. __________ __________ _____________ Another the assembly Thursday morning. Dr. is reported to be sensational. News-*1 .stopped in time to avoid hitting it. m. on March 15-18-J7. Non Baxter is president of Willamette and papers report that as many as eigh After what seemed like hours, but priest will be here for this. is an entertaining speaker. Coquille teen people have fainted during Vir was really-less than tre minutes, the Catholics as well as Catholics are in students are always pleased to wel gil’s operation of this one illusion: brute gave a final swish of his tail, vited to attend. Father M. G. Hart, Bandon come guests from other parts of the This, however, is only one of doz and disappeared in the brush. state. ' The party visited the Martin John ens of illusions. Virgil has the “7 St. James Church Coquille High School is proud of unsolved hysteries of the Orient," son home near Niobia and were also (Episcopal) the new curtain installed in the gym "Death on a Medieval Guillotine,” in Tsavo which was for several nasium. Funds for this curtain were "Chinese Opiom Den Mystery,” months the .end of railroad construc- Rev. Frederick G. Jennings, Vicar Church school every Sunday at 10 made possible by the faculty play ■"Mystery of the Phantom House,” • lon while the lions were cleared given this year. “Enchanted Menagerie,” "Casadaga irom the neighborhood. Dr. Baxter a. ni. C. Osika, superintendent. Washington Building Propaganda.” and among a host of recommended as most worth reading On Monday of last week our coun other illusions the latest development the book. “Maneaters at Tsavo,” First Church of Christ, Scientist ty health nurse, Mrs. Iris Elrod, made In magic, “Satan Bums a Man Alive.” written by Col. Patterson, the man Coquille, Oregon a thorough check on our building for Sunday School at 0:30 a. m. Virgil’s show will play here at the who eventually cleaned out that dis- skin disease. It was found entirely Liberty theatre at popular admission •rict so that construction could con Sunday Service at 11 a. m. free except for three or four ques prices. It promises to be an unusual tinue. Dr. Baxter’s stories of lion at Subject for next Sunday, “Man.” tionable cases that will be watched event. On the same program will be tacks were enough to make the blood Wednesday evening meeting at 8 4 run cold. and cared for carefully. Mrs Elrod the late feature picture. o'clock. commented on the unusual Cleanli Free public Reading Room open tn ness of our students. This is a com City to Enlarge Pipe MANY BANKS LONÛ LIVED Church Building every Tuesday and pliment we are proud to have given Friday afternoons except holidays ' Line Crossing to River from two to five o’clock. . • UM , 4 We have severs* new students in The public is cordially invited to (Continued from Page One) 163 Bank, over 100 year. old. our school. Two of these are in Miss attend our services and to visit the 2,472 Bank* eerr 50 year* old. Shone’s room, Vera Sellman from service station, was ordered moved Reading Room. ’ 10J91 Banka over 25 ysan old. Riverton, and Howard Robb from 75 feet to the north, City Engineer North Bend. Seventh Day Adventist Church Stacer estimating the cost at 875. There are in the United Blates 168 Washington's birthday was ob- Second and Collier Streets J. P. Johnson, S. H. Stockfcoff and banka that have been in enntlnuone ex served in each of the primary grades Antony Biases were present to ask istence tor mure than nne hundred Sabbath School (Saturday) 9:45 on Friday, February 22. In the for a larger pipe line to their places years. There ere 1.171 banka over tlfty a. m. fourth and fifth grades the assembly across and down the river. Mr. years old. while «4% or all the banks In Preaching service 11:00 a. m. this country, or M.331. are twenty-6ve program honored the great man. Stockhoff’s offer was to pay for ' yeers ot J or oldsr Songs, poems, and stories of his life pipe for a new one-inch line to Methodist Episcopal Church in other words, priu-tleally two-iairda were numbers ou the program. place if the city would lay it to the of the banks In this coutitry bare come Evening preaching 7:30 p. m. Our school is having a rather large R um place, or he would pay that Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. through several an<-rra-i|vo pariode ot number of absences due to bad colds much on a two-inch line to replace deproeslon and panic. Including 1907, m. and attaaka of “flu.” We appreciate the one-inch line which now partial 1814. 1928 and l»n-31. Preaching at Bandon 11 a. m. the parents’ co-operation in keeping ly serves the farmers of that district Scriptural, spiritual preaching. Ev The OldMt Bank the children out when they are tak The other 17 or 18 users in that dis eryone welcome. The oldest bank In the country, which ing these colds as it prevents spread trict prefer a two-inch line and Mr. G. A. Gray, Pastor, to In Ronton, was chartered February ing to the other children. Johnson agreed to get them to pay 17. 17M4. 107 E. 2nd St., Coquille, Ore. Through the efforts of the P. T. A. for the additional pipe necessary if In th* 64% of banka that are twen- the Washington Building hat the use the city would lay it. ty-flve years old or older le loaded Church of God of sixty-five state library books Until The __________ ___ a major tortton or the banking re- council ______ granted the request Sunday School at 10 o’clock with May 20. W* are delighted to have. and authorized the city engineer .to eourcee of the nation. In commenting classes for everyone. rac-intly upon the stability or a greet these books aa our library 1* limited | have the work done. Morning service at 11 a. m. majority ol the bnnka 16 the United Th* P. T. A_ gave a candy sale in At the request of Fire Chief Gard- Evening preaching 7:30 p. m. Statee. Dr. Harold Stonier. Udncatlonal the hall of our building on attomey was instructed Young People’s meeting Sunday Director of the American Bankers Aa day The proceeds are to be used an ordinance forbidding eoclattoa. said: evening at 8:30 o’clock. purchase library booka. automobiles following a fire truck Prayer meeting 7:30 o'clock Thurs “The fact that we hare so many Report cards went out Tuesday af within 500 feet, or parking within banka that hare beea In ezletence a day evening. ternoon. The honor rolls for this six three blocks of a fire, the same regu long period of years is aa eloquent The public is cordially invited to weeks' period are aa followa: All 1*6, lations that exist in the state traffic tribute to the genius or American man all these services. none; no grade lower than 2, Dick laws. This will enable the city to se agertal ability, for no other country Edward E. Watkins, Pastor Vinton, Ethel Vaughan, Verene cure fines for violations which now has esperlenced such wild gsmblina Bailey, Wilton Willey^ no grade lower go to the state if fire-followers inter eras and resultant periods ot business We have appointed 0. H. Hodgdon than 3, Phyllis Bunch, Theodore J3- fere so much with the department Btaxnatlon ss those through which our All orders our agent for Coquille, country has passed at freqnent Inter lingaen. Laurel Fuller, Earl Haynes hat arrests must be made. left or phoned (IM) him will be rala during the past rentury.” Roy Jones. Jerry Lewis, Duane Tar A letter from the State Highway promptly taken care of. Give our ry, Wayne Terry, Betty Jo Thorp, department conveyed the informa Wanted—To rent small farm, 5 or floral work a trial., We will do our Buddy Aaaen, Phyllis Barry, Odetta tian the applications to haul logs more acres, dose to Coquille. R. E. best to please you. Myrtle Oreen- DeGretter, Jane Oerding. Avis Rick through Coquille, on the. highway, Carroll at O. K. Shoe Shop. 4tf houses. Myrtle Point. etts, Harriet Tozier, Margaret Ann must be made to the Public Service Wilson, Tommy Marton, Doris Ann Commission, after the city council Ask Ned C. Kelley for rates on Mining Location notices for sale at Wood, Evea Alexander, Patricia Bar had approved the application. Fire Insurance ♦his office ry, Bruce Bishop, Paul Cole, Donald Cunningham. Robert McCarthy. Bonnie Jean Forrest. John Mulvihill, Ruby Pietce Gerald Smith, Rae Tousley, Mary Woodhurst, Inez EVERY WEEK FROM WASHINGTON Young. Ooreen Robinson, Wilfred Wasson. Lincoln School Local newt—you get it in your favorite home paper. But you cannot bo equally well informed on national and world affairs without Path The eighth grade civics c finder. Tvink of all that is going on I New industrial developmental learning a great deal about court pro The all-important agricultural situation! Acts of Congress I Govern cedure. Last week they attended a mental orders and a thousand other things! But how will thia affect session of the county court, and this you personally—THAT’S WHAT YOU’VE OOT TO KNOW. week they are holding courts of their The true inside story of what goes on at Washington; understandable own to apply the knowledge which and reliable information that is so hard to find; the maze of current happenings and fast changing conditions clearly analyzed and explained they gained. C for you—that is exactly what the Pathfinder will give you. By all means Friday night is the date for the order Pathfinder with this paper in the club which we have arranged second Junior High party. This one for your benefit ORDER NOWI is being sponsored MM by the Girls' League, and is causing considerable excitement. Last week the Junior High bosket ball team won two games. On Wed YEAN ONLY nesday evening they defeated Bunker Hill with a score of 22-13. Friday after school they defeated Riverton 24-11. 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