Townsend Club Meetings
Tiie Coquille Townsend Club held
its regular meeting Tuesday .evening
at the W. O. W. hall.
The meeting
was opened with two selections
played by the Townsend orchestra.
Despite the fact that it was a political
night in Coquille a good attendance
was recorded and enthusiasm reigned
supreme.
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After the regular order of business
the beautiful bedspread, made and
presented to the club by Mrs. John
Bullack, was given to Mrs. Ora Bell.
The club extended a vote of thanks
to Mrs. Bullack for the fine gift she
had given them.
The club discussed the nomination
of Henry Gustafson as an indepen
dent candidate for state senator. Ev
ery effort will be made by the club
to promote the election of Mr. Gus
tafson and other Townsend candi
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It was decided that on October 6
the Coquille club would be host to
the Bandon Townsend club at a
joint soctai-meeting to be held in W.
is broadcast by Goodyear
O. W. hall. This is a return meeting
every Moaday, Wednesday,
on the part of the Bandon club as
Friday evening.
the Coquille club journeyed to Ban
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don several weeks ago to take part in J
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one of their meetings.
Mrs. Irene Waldo, an authorized
speaker from Portland, gave an in
spiring address on the “Youth of Our
Nation.” Mrs. Waldo gave reasons
why the Townsend plan would be of
more benefit to our young people
than to any other class of this nation.i
This speaker gave ample proof that
the Townsend plan is the only econ
omic measure before the people today
that will give permanent prosperity f
to every man, woman and child in
America.
Previous Meetins
Due to the Sentinel going to press
earlier last week than usual the
Townsend social meeting of October I
15th was not given publicity.
This meeting was one of enter
tainment and was presided over by
For «now,
Levi Bunch, vice president of the
mud, muc
club.
Features of the evening were the
following numbers: Mrs. Ruth Beyers
sang two vocal solos for the enjoy
ment of those present.
Two piano
solos by Mrs. Ralph Southstone were
received with generous applause.
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Bernice Hagge and Wilma Drake,
who have performed for the members
before, once more delighted those
present with intricate steps. Mr. and
Mrs. Teters, of Portland, gave added
entertainment. Mr. Teters, although*
handicapped by blindness, proved an
adept on the accordion.
While he
played Mrs. Teters worked a set of
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dancing dolls in perfect rhythm.
Those members who are not at
tending the club meetings are miss
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