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I Club Notes and Other
Social Activities
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The members of the younger con-
tract bridge group met with Miss
Smith, Chairman. Thomas Thrift,
Carol Young on Wednesday evening.
Aletha Leatherwood,
Harriet
Those present included Miss Eliza­
Webb, Archie Hansen, Lloyd
beth Pierce, Miss Lena Williams,
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Graham
Mias Katherine Jane Hassler, Miss
Geneva Agostino, Miss Grace Elling­ “Logs of Other Ships” Gretchen Neal
Paper written by Vona Van Me­
sen, Miss Audrey Aasen and Mrs.
ter, Chairman, Alfreda Harry,
Margarita Brodie.
Ardis Halter.
Research for paper by John Cary,
“ Chairman. Mary Burr, Margaret
Ayres, Thomas Ferry, Lawrence
Hatcher, Janie Ferbrache, Nor­
ene McKeown
“Home Port”
- Geraldine Minard
Paper written by James Robin­
son, Chairman. Helen Pinkston,
Esther Mansell, Norman Powell,
The Ecadrien club ladies were en­
George Wilson, Howard Detlef-
tertained at the home of Mrs. W. V.
sen, Ben Daniels, Audrey Kendall
Glaisyer Monday, for lunch. Guests
•njoying the afternoon of sewing “Setting Sall” - - - Un Swain
Paper written by Bette Yeoman,
were Mesdames Nosier. Bosserman,
Cbuirman. Maxine Johnson. Elois
Aast*n, Johnson. Walker and Axtell.
Wilson,
Research for paper by Myrtle
Mrs. Bert Kay was hostess to her
Minter. Chairman, Cedric Cross,
contract bridge club last Tuesday
Norman Berry, Clynard Holver-
evening, Mrs. Roy Neal holding high
stott, Leonard Lawhorne, Irene
honors for the guests. Preceding the
Burr, Lois Teters
games a delicious dessert lunch was
Project Chairman, Thomas Stacer
served the following: Mrs. Roy Neal,
Project Sec’y, Margaret Purvance
Mrs. John Aasen, Mrs. James Brady,
Titles
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Aletha Leatherwood
Mrs. Fred McNelly, Mrs. Geo. John­
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Mixed Chorus
son, Mrs. W V. Glaisyer and Mrs. Selections
Presentations of Honors - Mr. Lane
Stewart Norton.
Presentation of Class - Mr. Hartley
• The Job's Daughters’ memorial ser­ Presentation of Diplomas i Dr. Bunch
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Entire Class
vice last Monday evening, to which Class Song
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Rev. W. S. Smith
parents and members of the O. E. S. Benediction
Class will march down to position
and Masonic lodge were invited, were
impressive and beautiful and gave on floor, to receive congratulations.
evidence of nfuch preparation and
work on the part of the girls and MacDowell Music Club
their instructors.
Following the
Has Guest Afternoon
meeting pflnch and cookies were
served in the dining room. At the
next meeting on June 10, Mrs. Grace
Fallis, grand guardian of the state,
will be present to install the Bethel
council.
Mrs. R. L. Stewart entertained her
duplicate contract club on Wednesday
of this week, for dessert lunch, the
members of this group being Mes­
dames Thomas, Gray, Boober, Pierce,
Folsom, ' Bradford,
Rackleff and
Stewart.
Marriage
Safety Provisions Are
- Effective June 12
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On June 12, several new regula-
of tions of the motor vehicle laws will
become effective, as enacted by the
of 1935 legislature. One of the most im-
h- portant of the new laws is that known
ed as the motor vehicle safety responsi-
at bility act, a form of legislation en­
tirely new to the people of Oregon,
ah although now in effect in more than
ey twenty states, reports Secretary of
!r. State Earl Snell.
In operation this law is designed
ice to promote safety on the streets and
nt highways by eliminating therefrom
>st any driver against whom there is an
unsatisfied final judgment for dam-
Is- age to property in an amount exceed-
of ing $100.00 or for the death or bodily
injury to any person resulting from
nd the operation of any motor vehicle on
a highway until such judgment is
of satisfied and proof is furnished of
of ability to respond to damages in the
future..
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Likewise, the driver who has been
convicted of any violation requiring
Mrs?R. T. Slater entertained her
contract bridge club and additional
guests at a dessert lunch on Wednes­
day and, on Thursday evening, a
group of both ladies and gentlemen,
for cards.
They alio visited Mr. Wilton's broth
er, John Wilton, in Roseburg.
Mrs. Geo. Anderson was hostess to
her contract bridge club Wednesday
evening, with the following in play:
Mesdames Theo. Clinton, Orvin Gant,
E. A. Walker, Julius Ruble, Don Estes,
Kenneth Kistner, Ken. Medford, and
Walter Litzenberger, the latter mak­
ing high score for the evening. The
next meeting of the club will be with
Mrs. Clinton in three weeks.
GREYHOUND
TAKES YOU
RIGHT TO THE
GROUNDS
SAN DIECO
ANO SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
B. P. W. National Convention
The National Federation of Busi­
ness and Professional Women’s Clubs
at its biennial convention in Seattle
July 14-20, will feature an Alaska
luncheon at which Alaskan products
will be served, including reindeer
meat, shrimp, vegetables and berries.
One of the trips sponsored by the
B. P. W. at its biennial convention
'will be the “Gold Diggers' ” Cruise
i to Alaska, via the beautiful Inside
passage, where one can almost touch
i the shores.
Special Rates in course of Popular
Piano offered those enrolling before
June IS.
Mrs. Maud Woodyard,
Phone 230L, Coquille.
18t3
Modern Piano Instruction
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Grade School Graduation
Held Today for 57 Pupils
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Superintendent P. W. Lane
Grandfather's Clock"
'Welcome Sweet Springtime"
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Mixed Chorus
The fifty-seven graduates receiving
diplomas are:
Maxine Avery, Richard Avery,
Juanita Broshears, Donna Dean Bos­
serman, Ted Cadman, Billy Cardwell.
Sally Carroll, Dorothy Caudle, Wil­
ber Collins, Myrick Daniels, Veryle
DeGeeter, Yvonne Downs, Leonard
Farr, Rolph Fuhrman, Donna Getz,
Ann Hawkins, Guy Haynes, Vivian
Henderson, Violet Howard, Wallace
Howard, Betty June Johnson, Irene
Jones, Videlle Kelley, Lorraine Keni-
son, Yvonne Kern, Jane Kramer,
Kennett Lawrence,John Leatherwood,
Jack Martin, Tom Martindale, Marie
Mathews, Dorothy Mattoon, Ruth
Mulvihill, Earl Nosier, Yvonne Nos­
ier, Tommy Percy, Ruth Pettengill.
irma Porter, Jean Reiter, William
Richardson, Lets Shultz, Janey Sig­
ler, Zoe Sinclair, Margaret Smith,
Dick Stacer, Phillip Stem, Junior
Tillmann, Dorothy Tway, Gene Wade.
Cleola Walker, Frederick Watson,
Jotty Watson, Joan Weekly, Peggy
W emi ch,
Donald West,
Lorarine
White, Veral Young.
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