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Mrs. Frank/firift entertained her
Monday Night dub this week for des­
sert bridge. Mrs. U. E. McClary won
high score as' well as the travelling
prize and Mrs. F. C. McNelly, second.
The following members were present:
Mesdames F. C. McNelly, A. B. Col­
lier, U. E. McClary, H. S. Norton, E.
M. Kay, George Johnson, a guest,
Mrs. E. C. Ashworth, and the hostess.
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The Busy Corner Grocery has maintained its record for Fair
Dealing, Business-like Methods, Quality Merchandise and Cour­
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with confidence that you will ret full value for your money for
we stand back of our roods with a guarantee of your satisfaction.
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Tillmann on Willard St.
last Friday afternoon.
The ladies
spent a moot pleasant afternoon sew­
ing, knitting and chatting. Delicious
refreshments were served by the host­
ess later in the afternoon to the fol­
lowing members and guests: Mes­
dames Fred Kunz, Grant Wilcox, H.
E. Huddle, John Jayes, C. W. Gano,
H. G. Prey, O. E. Mattoon, Loe Hand,
Roy Willoughby, Sherwood and Mrs.
Isom Clinton, of Marshfield.
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general* good time.
The following
members were present: Mesdames C.
Sixteen members of the Pythian J. Fuhrman, H* A. Young, F. L.
Home club met at the home of Mrs. Greenough, L. H. Hazard, Hal W.
Pierce, E. E. Johnson, O. C. Sanford,
Frank Pook Tuesday fo
R. A. Wemich, A. J. Sherwood, M.
luncheon. The ladies spent
O. Hawkins, Bert Folsom. J. L. Smith
noon sewing for the Pythian Home.
and the hostess. The club will meet
The Needleworkers met at the in two weeks with Mrs. Wemich.
home of Mrs. George Gilman on So.
The Pioneer Missionary society met
Coulter street for dessert luncheon
Thursday. Sewing, knitting and con­ in the church parlors Thursday af­
versation were the diversions of the ternoon ter their business meeting.
afternoon. The following ladies were Mrs. Jas. Richmond, president, was
present: Mesdames Frank Pook, Josh in the chair. Mrs. Ernest Purvance
Thiiteen of the
Ruble, E, C. Cross, Jack Arnold, E. led the devotions
C. Yarbrough, C. J. Elwood, of Marsh­ ladies were present on Tueeday for
field, O. A. Wallmark, sister of Mrs. an all-day session to study the book,
Gilman from Olympia, Wash., and ‘Congo Creeses,” bringing a “sack
the hostess. The dub will meet with lunch” for refreshments. The ladies
planned a social evening for the men
Mrs. Cross in two weeks.
and women Friday evening, March
After the business meeting a
The Justamere club ladies met at 12.
the home of Mrs. J. A. Lamb Thurs­ personality game was played. A so­
day for one o'clock luncheon. The cial hour was enjoyed, followed by
ladies sewed and chatted and had a refreshments and a birthday cake for
those having birthdays in December
and January
The following folks
were honored: Rev. and Mrs. W. R.
Wilder, Mrs. B. C. Minard, Mrs. E.
Purvance and Mrs. R. E. Boobar. The
following ladies were present: Mes­
dames Irville Newton, C L. Gormley,
Clyde Minard, W. A. Ireland. Louis
Fugelson,
Walter Oerding, Wm.
Peart, D. W. Siver, Henry Ellis, D. D.
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Dale, Jas. Richmond, Warren Davis,
Earl Carlisle, Henry Belloni, Birdie
Glasses Fitted
Skeels, Ray Brown. Lloyd Oddy, B.
Reception Room Jointly C. Minard, R. E. Boober, E. Purvance
and Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Wilder.
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The L. L. Duplicate club met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McNeil y
last Friday evening for dinner. Af­
ter a delicious repast, duplicate
bridge Was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs.
McNelly won high score, The fol*
lowing
members were present:
Messrs, and Mesdames H. S. Norton,
U. E. McClary, R. E. Boober, and the
hosts.
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Job's Daughters met for a special
session Monday evening in Masonic
Hall -as Mrs. Cora Young, grand
guardian of Oregon, made her official
visit and tour of inspection. There
was a targe group of dads, mothers
and friends present to welcome Mrs.
Young. Among those present was
Mr. Ernest Purvance, associate vice
grand guardian of Oregon, and the
Honored Queen of Marshfield, Miss
Evelyn Bentley, with four members
from the Marshfield Bethel.
Mrs.
Young was presented with flowers
and a gift from the local Bethel. Miss
Clarabel Watson was initiated into
the order. At the close of the meet­
ing, Mrs. Young gave a splendid and
inspiring talk tp the girls.
The
“Ducky Daughters” had charge of the
banquet hall decorations, which were
most artistic in their “ducky” dis­
play. Refreshments In keeping with
the occasion were served after the
session.
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Canned Fruits
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Mrs. Frank Schram entertained
with a lovely dinner party Sunday
for her son, Frank, the occasion being
his birthday. ,, The room and table
looked most festive with cut flowers.
The following friends enjoyed thia
happy occasion: Miss Kay Miller, of
Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Perrott,
Mr. and Mrs. Denton Ellingsen and
Russell Wilson. The guest of honor
received many lovely gifts.
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The Episcopal Quild ladles met In
the Parish House Wednesday for
their regular meeting. After a burl­
iness'meeting, the ladiee spent the af­
ternoon sewing and chatting.
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ll freshments were served by Mesdames
11 A. J. Sherwood and W. H. Mansell to
the following: Mesdames C. T. Sei­
big, Jas. Watson, C. J. Fuhrman, Bert
Folsom, R. K. Krausae, Chas. Stauff,
Annie Robiflson, L. H. Hazard, Louis
I Chameski, E. L. Vinton, Ida Owen,
A. R. Dimick, and Rev. G. R. Tumey.
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The “Friendly Seven” sewing club
met at the home of Mrs K P. Law­
rence an South Henry street Tuesday
for dessert puncheon
Sewing, knit­
ting and chatting were the diversion
of the afternoon. The following la­
dies were present: Mesdames G. A.
Ulett, Ernest Purvance, F. S. Emery,
R. E. Boober, Wm. Ulett and the host-
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piano solos played by Miss Leah
Rover, “Turkey in the Straw" and
“Will You Remember;” accordion
solos, “Blaze Away March” and "A
Chapel in the Moonlight,” by Kennett
Lawrence, Jr, and two solos, “Sing
Me to Sleep,” and “Wl*n Irish Eyes
Are Smiling,” sung by Miss Phyllis
Hall, accompanied by Miss Inez
Rover.
After the program, a social hour
was enjoyed, which included games
and sewing.
Birthday honors were
conferred upon Mrs. Inez Chase, Mrs.
Ida Owen, Miss Gertrude McCoy and
Miss Bessie Payne.
Refreshments
were served by the following com­
mittee: Mrs. Leona Bryant, Mrs. Viola
Newton. Mrs. Salma Caughell and
Miss Katherine Jane Hassler to the
following members and guests: Mes­
dames Georgia Richmond, Margarita
Brodie, Inez Chase, Ida Owen, Gladys,
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Naomi Robison, _ ;
Amie Robinson, Bertha Smith and J
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LaVeme Knife. Gertrude Mc­
Coy, Helen Abel, Inez Rover, Phyllis
Hall, Bessie Payne, Geneva Agostino,
Lena Williams and Lottie Williams.
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A lovely surprise birthday party
was held for Mrs. Kenneth Simmons
at her home on North Henry street
last Friday evening. Mrs. Simmons
received many lovely gifts. The eve­
ning was spent in knitting and chat­
ting. The guests furnished delicious
refreshments later in the evening.
The following ladies were present:
Mesdames W. R. Pook, D. G. Ireland,
Howard Taylor, Adolph Malthou,
Jack Hultin, Harold Simmons, Wm.
Sullivan, Lee Mannelin and the guest
of honor.
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Mrs. Lae Mannelin entertained
with a lovely birthday party for her
daughter, Anne Lee, Saturday after-
noon.
The occasion was her eighth'
birthday. The afternoon was pleas-1
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spent nlavina
playing all
all kinds
kinds of ' 1
games. An amateur contest was in-I
dulged in. Dorothy Jean Hughes win- I
ning the first prize and Laura Emily
Ruble the second. Delicious refresh­
ment were served by Mrs. Mannelin
to the following young folks: Laura
Emily Ruble, Maxine Briner, John
Leslie, Donald, Ireland, Dorothy Jean
Hughes, Harold McGrew, Mary Anne
Walker, Jerry Toole, Careen and
Donald Malthou, Maurice Williams,
Patsy Norton, Donna Gormley and
the guest of honor.
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The Past Noble Grands club mot at
Mrs. Cyril McCurdy and Mrs. Le­
land Peterson entertained with a the home of Mrs. W. E. Bosserman
party for Mrs. Henry Hartley at the last Friday evening for their monthly
home of Mrs. Peterson last Thursday meeting. After a short business ses­
sion, sewing, knititng and chatting
Bed Lamps, adjustable, in an as­ afternoon. The afternoon was pleas­
helped to pass away a pleasant eve­
sortment of colors, for $1.80, at antly spent sewing, knitting and chat­
ning.
Delicious refreshments were
ting.
Mrs.
Hartley
received
many
Hooton Electric Shop.
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lovely gifts. Delicious refreshments sefved later by the hostess to the fol­
clamped on any piece of furniture.
were served later In the afternoon by lowing members: Mesdames Estelle
the hostesses. The following ladies Dunne, A. N. Gould, Jack Leach, J.
Calling carda. 50 for $1.00.
The J. G. W. club met at the hotel
were invited: Mesdames R. T. Stater, P. Beyers, L. A. Greene, E. L. Ben­
Louis Donaldson, Geo. Taylor, Jr, ham, Fred Schaer, B. C. Minard, last Friday for a one o’clock lunch­
Floyd Peterson, Harry Godard, J. D. Birdie Skeels. Inez Chase, Jennie eon, with Mesdames A. N. Gould,1
The George Lorenz and Birdie Skeels as |
;Gillespie, J. G. Toole, Leland Peart,, Price and Hester Hoiverstott.
club will meet with Mrs. Price on hostesses. The table looked very at- [
Orville Newton, D. D. Dale, Rose
tractive with colored pussy willows. .
Peterson, Verne Oderkirk, J. J. Knowlton Heights March 12.
After luncheon, the dub members
Geaney and Henry Hartley,
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The Eagles Auxiliary of Coquille' h*d • mo*t enjoyable time sewing
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1 The N. O. M. A. club met at the motored
„ an<1 chatting. The following mem-.
home of Mrs. Ruth Clayton for an the home of Mrs. Elliott for a no-hoet bers were P«*eent: Mesdames Bert
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°_' Hawkins, Lloyd Rosa,
, 8:30 o'clock supper Tuesday evening, dinner and shower.
Lamb, J. L. Smith, E. E. John-
The hours were pleasantly spent in am« nleasantlv spent in knitting,
J- Fuhrman, Henry Lorenz,
sewing, knitting and chatting. Mrs. sewing and chatting. The foiloaring **n-
Bernice Ireland received the lucky
drawing.
The following members
were present: Mesdames Lucille El­
lison, Ruth Dey, LaVeme MUag—.
Alice Morris. Ferryl DeJarnett, Olive
Kuhn,
Bernice Ireland,
Yvonne
Carl, Eleanor Miller, Lorraine Per­
rott and the hostess.
The ,B. & P. w. club met at the
home of the president, Mrs. Jas. Rich­
mond. Monday evening. After a short
business meeting, the following pro­
gram «ras enjoyed by the members:
. duets, "The Barcarolle” and the
i "Cradle Song." sung by Misses Helen
I Abel and Gertrude McCogr; two
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