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decorated with orange crepe paper for
The senior class in the high school the occasion.
Mrs. Earl Edgemon and Mrs. Art
b n akMg plans for an entertainment
»» bo staged befu.e the basketball Farrier entertained at dinner Satur
season begir.s. Many whispered con day night at the home of Mrs. Edge
ferences
indicate that something mon in honor of their mother's birth
day. The ir. mu included a cake with
special is in the air.
Mrs. Fred Lafferty started her kin sixty candles burning on it for the
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dergarten in Coquille at two o’clock, honored guests, Mrs. Daisy Doyle.
" November 2. She conducts a kinder Others present were Mr. and Mrs.
garten in Myrtle Point each morning Bob Doyle, of Powers, Mr. and Mrs.
SPECIAL PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY & SATURDAY, NOV. 6 & 7
and one in Coquille each afternoon. Art Doyle, of Gaylord, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mr». Ernest Watkins, Mr. Walt Farrier, Art and Jack Farrier,
and Mrs. Nile Miller and Mrs. Naomi Earl Edgemon and Everett Doyle.
William Price (Buddie) Robison
Robison left Thursday morning for
Portland to attend the national drove up from Grenada, California,
preaching Mission conducted there by arriving Saturday morning to visit
the Federal Council of Protestant his grandfather. Price Robison, and
other relatives. Ke returned to his
Churches.
Ben Moomaw and Nettie Halter home Sunday.
Word from Mrs. Clarence Schroe
drove to Canyonville recently to at
der states that Clarence has had to go
tend a Townsend meeting.
Rev. A. Haverly, recently of Ban to Portland for treatment of an in
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don was the honor guest at three fected hand. He got a thorn in one'
I irthday dinner parties. On Sunday finger while he was haying in July
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his daughter, Mrs. Oluf Aasen was and bloodpoisoning set it. When he
hotess in his honor to Mr. and Mrs. visited Coos county in September
•S. C. McAllister, Shelby and Mary they thought the arm was healed but
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Jean, Miss Esther Davidson, of Arago, the infection has broken out again
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Mr. and Mrs. Ted Haberly and two and it is possible that he will lose his
sons, of Myrtle Point, Edward Haber finger. He expects to be in Portland
for a month.
ly, of New Jersey, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Mrs. Jess Damron and Thelma
Haberly and Mr. Aasen. On Monday,
drove
to Bandon on Wednesday. They'
his birthday, Mrs. B. B. Watkins and
Mrs. Martha McNair were all-day were joined in Coquille by Mrs. E. A.;
Philpott and her mother, Mrs, Nelson, i
guests at the Aasen home with dinner
With other friends in Bandon they;
at noon in his honor and in the eve spent the day honoring Mrs. R. Chap-1
ning Mrs.. S. C. McAllister entertained
pell, whose birthday it was.
the same group Mrs. Aasen entertain
Earl E. Downing, of Coquille, con
ed on Sunday. Not everyone gets to
ducted the morning service at Arago
enjoy three special birthday dinners
Sunday. About sixty were present at
the same year. Mr. and Mrs. Haberly
Sunday school following. In the eve
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and Edward Haberly left Thurs
ning James Merlin delivered the mes
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day morping for the Willamette val
sage. Nile Miller led Christian En
ley, where they will visit friends and
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deavor. Sunday, Nov. 8, Rev. G. A.
relatives for some time. At present
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Gray will deliver the morning mes
they do not plan to return to Arago
sage. Lloyd Purser will preach in
during the winter.
the evening and J. L. Burtis will lead
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burbank left
Christian Endeavor.
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Wednesday morning for Ashland,
H. A. Todd, who has been in the
where they will visit friends and at
Knife hospital for the past five
tend the S. O. N. homecoming festiv
months, is slowly recovering. He is
ities. They will return Monday.
able to walk about a part of each day
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dunwoodie and
now.
daughter, Patsy, of Gardner, spent
Jim Merlin returned to his home in
Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. S.
California Monday morning. He had
Wallen.
been working in this neighborhood
Mrs. Gene Starr and children, Jean
for two months.
and George, who lost their home at
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gulstrom,'
Bandon, are staying with her parents
unior and Darwin, Mrs. Albert
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Patrick. Mr.
.illie, Glenda, Gerald and Laura Ber
Starr is a member of the Coast Guard
nice, spent Sunday in Booth as the
stationed at Bandon. When he is able
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Win Squires.
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to arrange for quarters for his family
On Tuesday of last week the final
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they will return to Bandon.
spurt of forest fires broke out on the
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lafferty
head of Bear creek.
Fire Warden
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were hosts at a turkey dinner Thurs
Young brought in twenty more CCC
day evening.
Those present were
men to assist the Hall’s creek group
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Shaw, Patty and
in trailing it on Wednesday. When
Arlan, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lafferty
the danger was past the Hall’s creek
and Allen.
camp was moved. The rain on elec
The children in Miss Alice Scott’s
tion night effectively put out the
room enjoyed a Hallowe’en party af
embers and the fire menace is over
ter recess Friday.
They wish it
for another year. We hope!
would come once a week.
The Ladies Aid met Wednesday at
Wiley Cornwall’s school bus broke
the home of Mrs. John Carl.
The
down on Monday and Francis Bark-
piecing of the.quilt was finished and
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low had to take both routes for sev
many holders were made. Plans were
eral days.
perfected for the Hallowe’en party.
The W. H. Ray family has moved
Those present were Mesdames Sam
from the Stauff place to one on De
Root, David Root, Tyrrell Woodward,
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ment creek. They were negotiating
Earl Edgemon, Art Farrier, Jack
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for the purchase of part erf ihe Stauff
Deardorff, Oluf Aasen, A. Haberly,
General Foods
place but were unable to close the
C. S. Webb, Reginald Menegat, An- |
bars
deal. This takes three students from
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derson, S. C. McAllister, TEmest Wat- !
the Arai° school.
kins and Mary, Everett Lafferty, Al- j
"Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Corlisw who
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bert Lillie, J. L. Burtis, Lawrence
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have been living on the Ellis place,
Rackleff, Clarence Mullins and Mary I
have moved to Camas Valley, where
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Anne, and John Carl.
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he was winter employment.
Bar
The missionary meeting was held i
bara Corliss was in the first grade.
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Halter, Mr.
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Highway
Mrs. Lawrence Rackleff with Mrs. L.
and Mrs. Adrian Halter. Ronald and
A. Meyers in charge of the program.
Allen, were Sunday dinner guests at
Mrs. S. C. McAllister and Mrs. Sam
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Root rendered special musical num-
Halter, where fourteen members of
bers. Mrs. Reginald Mtaegat, Mrs.
Diamond
the Halter clan gathered for the diy.
Sam Root and Mrs. Ernest Watkins
Others present were Mrs. Alma Hal
read articles on Missions in Africa,
ter, Raymond and Verna, of Coquille,
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each giving a different phase of the
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Mr. and Mrs. Nosman Halter and two
work. Those answering to roll call
sons, of Myrtle Point, and Vernon
were Mesdames John Carl, Lawrence
Brockrrjann. of Coquille.
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Rackleff. C. S. Webb, Sam Root, Da
Patty Groesen, of Klamath Falls, is
vid Root. Earl Edgmon, Art Farrier,
visiting at the home of her grand
Tyrrell Woodward, Reginald Mene
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Milan!.
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gat, Anderson, Albert Lillie, Ernest
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Burtis spent
Watkins and Mary, S. L. Lafferty,
Sunday fishing in Rogue river with
Everett Lafferty, Nile Miller, Orvus
no luck.
Miller, S.C. McAllister, L. A. Myers.
Election is over in Arago with the
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
After th? meeting a food exchange
result very similar to that in the rest took place. Each lady brought food|
Mrs. Agnes Kenyon returned to
of the country, although the Roose
worth a quarter and then each bought Port Orford Sunday afternoon, after
velt lead was not great in this pre
a different dish to take home, the spending several days in Myrtle
cinct and the Lemke vote was larger
funds going to the mite box. The next Point to be near her son, Richard,
proportionately.
One hundred and
meeting will be held December 2 at who is recovering from pneumonia in
thirty-seven votes were cast.
the Mast hospital here.
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the home of Mrs. Ernest Watkins.
The Arago community celebrated
Mrs. Herman Eichmeyer and Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myers visited
Hallowe’en Saturday night with a
Frank Lane at his home in the Roy Vemita Laird spent the week-end in
party under the joint auspices of the
district Wednesday afternoon. They Salem visiting their sister, Miss Mar
Ladles Aid and the high school. Mrs.
found Mr. Lane somewhat improved guerite Laird.
Lawrence Rackleff had charge of the
Miss Dorothy Pierson entertained a i
in health but still in a great deal of
games for the adult group and Mrs.
number of her friends with a Hal-j
pain.
Marvin Shaw and Miss Alice Scott
Mf. and Mrs Wayne Woodward lowe’en party at her home Saturday
for the junior group.
There were
leftr Wednesday for a business trip to evening. The time was spent playing
about seventy-five in attendance, in
Portland. Their son, Gerald, is stay games after which refreshments were
cluding Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Parker
i
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Tyrrell Wood served.
and sons and Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett,
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Morrison and
ward.
of Myrtle Point. Refreshments of
Miss Arda Gillespie, who has been son, Frank, have gone to Coeur
cider, doughnuts, pumpkin pie and
suffering frbm a severe attack of flu, d'Alene, Idaho, called there by the.
coffee were served.
illness of Mr. Morrison’s father.
is able to be out again.
Miis Annie D-ardorff has returned
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meyers left Thurs
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Caraker re
to her home after working for some day morning for Chico, California, turned to their home in Enumclaw.
time at the Lawrence Crabtree home and points south. They will possibly Washington, after a few days’ visit at
in Greenacres.
visit Los Angeles before their return. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Sam Damron became seriously ill
Pamela Evans registered in the sec Rackleff.
again last week, with a bronchial in ond grade at Arago this week. She
Mrs. William Byrnes left the first
fection. He was able to sit up by has been attending school in Myrtle of the week for her home in Portland
election day but was too ill to cast his Point.
after a week’s visit with Friends here
vote.
Mrs. Fred Snyder, who underwent
an appendicitis operation at the Mast
The children in Mrs. Otha Ray’s
hospital, was able to return home the
room enjoyed a Hallowe’en party
last of the week.
Friday afternoon with games and re
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Davenport are
freshments and prises. The room was
t El
Come in and inspect our produce department Safeway
offers you garden fresh vegetables at all times. Local
produce used when obtainable
Milk
Tomatoes x-
AIRWAY Coffee
Wheatena
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Hot Sauce 4
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Candy Bars
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Catsu P &SL 21L9c
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