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Over sixty sat down to the Fathers'
and Mothers' banquet given to Job’s
Daughters Monday evening in the
banquet hall of the Masonic Temple,
•file tables had been beautifully dec
orated for the occasion with bouquets
of iris and other spring flowers. Miss
Eileen Percy, honored queen, wel
comed the mothers and dads and B.
W. Dunn responded to th* greeting in
a very hearty manner. Mrs. J, L.
Smith had charge of the splendid
dinner, assisted by a corps of work
ers.
The meeting of the Bethel followed
in the Masonic Hall, which was at
tended by a large and enthusiastic
group of mothers, dads and friends.
Th* semi-annual «lection of Job’s
Daughters was held with the follow
ing being chosen. Honored Queen,
Beverly Norton; Senior Princess, Ann
Hawkins; Junior Princess, Margaret
Stewart; Guide, Donna Dean Bos-
Sprman; Marshal, Jean Laird.
Mrs. Camilla Rietman, Bethel
Guardian, being unable to be present,
wrote a lovely letter to the girls and
.alm to the Council members.
The annual installation of Council
members was conducted by Ernest
Purvance, past associate grand guard
ian, assisted by Margaret, Smith as
installing guide; Donna Dean Bosser-
man, installing marshal; Muriel Da
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The following officers were in
stalled: Guardian, Mrs. Catherine
Ruble; Guardian Sec, Mrs. Helen
Ayers; Guardian Trees, Mrs. B. W.
Dunn; Custodian of Paraphernalia,
Mrs. Edith McCue; Promoter of Hos
pitality, Mrs. Eva Watson.
The Bethel girls are sponsoring the
picture, “Tom Sawyer,’’ which will be
shown soon.
Wednesday evening,
May 25, a dance was held for mem
bers and friends. u ,
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May 10—Willard Woodrow Harbi
son, of Marshfield, and Nelliedale
Sneed, of Empire.
May 10—Henry Edward Abbey, of
North Bend, and Eva M. Edgecomb,
of Portland.
May 20—Ernest Wold and Barbara
Brown, both of Bandon.
May 21—Herman Kuhn, of Port
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Orford, and Dorothy Sabine, of Lang
lois. They were married here last
Saturday by Justice Barton at his
office..
Pioneer Missionary Society
« May 21—Geo. E. St John and
The Missionary society of the,Pt-*
oneer Methodist Church held' its della Lucille Donaca, tjpth of Klam
ath Falls.
monthly silver tea Thursday in the
May 21—Raymond Edgar Miller
church parlors.
Topics on China
and Alice Peters, both of North Bend.
were presented by Mrs. Viola New
May 21—Wm. Fine Hardy and
ton, Mrs. Helen Petersen and Mrs.
Louise Kauffman, both of Bandon.
Lena McCurdy. Miss Margaret Pur
May 21—Jas. F. Christensen and
vance sang a lovely solo accompanied
Nellie A. Rychart, both of Myrtle
by Mrs. Leland Peart. A surprise
Point.
birthday shower was tendered Mrs.
May 23—Lloyd Waggoner and Vi
Miranda Way as the oldest church
olette A. Dornath, both of Bandon.
member. A kitchen shower for the
May 24—G*o. Huther, Jr.„ of Co
church resulted in many useful ar
pulile, and Florence Marie Fuller, of
ticles beta given.
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A social time was enjoyed with
refreshments served by Mesdames
Henry Belloni, Walter Oerding, H. L.
Graybeal, Earl Carlisle and B. C.
Minard. Others present were: Mes
dames Esta Ellis, R. B. Rogers, Mi
randa Way, B. W. Dunn, Orville New
ton, Cyril McCurdy, Leland Peart, W.
A. Ireland, D. W. Siver, Blanche Da
vis, Frank Schram, Jack Hultta, Jas.
Richmond, D. D. Dale, R. T. Slater,
Ray Hall, Londy Peart, O. B. Harri
man, Louis Fugelson, Geo. Taylor,
Jr, Lee Petersen, Ernest Purvance,
Lloyd Oddy, T. K. Goodwin, R. Wil
kins, A. Kyle and Miss Margaret Pur
vance.
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May 23—Alfred Lundberg and
It May Concern
Alice Wymer, both of Marshfield.
Notice is hereby given that I will
They were married by Rev. O. A. not be responsible for any debts con
Gray at his home here yesterday.
tracted by my wife, Mrs. Dorcas
Bazinette, she having left my bed and
See th* wide selection of bedding board.
plants at Myrtle Gardens when
F. R. Bazinette,
planting
for summer and fall ma*
Port Orford, Ore.
blooms.
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Plants or Blossoms
Phone 133
BERGEN'S
Wilma, LaVelle, Maxine and Lucille;
Mr. and Mrs. Fremont A Moore, Au
Sunday the Roth farm was the drey, Dorothy, Ormond and Betty;
scene of the annual Fat Elk school Robert ChurchUl, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
picnic. Guests and patrons began to Oerding, Mrs. H. A. Morras, Mr. and
arrive at eleven o’clock.
At on* Mrs. Joe ColMer, Marvin, Frank and
o’clock a pot luck dinner was served. ’ Eva; Leo L. Morras, Macie Crumley,
The afternoon was devoted to all
Thurston and Louise Crumley, Ulice,
kinds of games.
Calvin, Ruth, Edward and Ines Fults,
Those present were: Mrs. T. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. William Farmer, Mar
Mr. and Mrs. Wililam Roth, Chester, vin, William Joe, Janice and Vella
Mae; Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Hepler,
Billie, Bennie and Harold; Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Hepler, Mrs. Orville ThoEp,
Norma, Gloria, Allen; Mrs. Geo. Ger
lach, Miss Radene Garrison, Mr. and
Mrs. H. De Tillion, Mrs. Mary Olson,
Roy De Tillion, Rosette Olson, Basil
Olson and Mrs. Verner Johnson.
How fitting a tribute
Roy District Picnic
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