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5 5Ä send one ar two couples. Organized groups such as have been mentioned are invited to send a couple interest ed in recreation so that they may re * - ceive training in leading games, songs, contests, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wheeler were Seventy-four visitors attended the This recreation series will continue hosts at a card party Saturday-eve meeting of Bethel Na 15, Job’s Monday evening by the Junior Wom to be held once a month until May. an ’ s Club with Mrs. Ted Homecker ning, at which a surprise birthday Daughters held in the Masonic Hall Tyrone Power, Loretta Young Recreation Institute To Be All women are cordially invited to The program was in shower was given Mr. Pete Culbert- Monday evening when six were ini presiding. Held At C. H. S.. Dec. 15-20 Annabella in Drama attend any home economics extension ,aon, following which pinochle wap tiated into the order, namely: Betty charge of Mrs. Don McEniry, club unit demonstration meeting, to call > played. Mr. Culbertson received high' Emery, Margaret Ann Wilson, Doris library chairman, who introduced On the evenings of Dec. 19 and 20 When the savage black simoon at the home demonstration office in score prize and Erwin Murray con Ann Wood, Virginia Young, Kay Les Mrs. Pearl Ellingsen, city librarian, there will be a two-session recreation roars in from the Sahara to provide the court house, or to write in for any sola ti on. Delicious refreshments lie and Betty Donated. The degree to the club members. Mrs. Ellingsen a climax of "terrifying power for institute, the first of a series, at the material on home economics subjects. were served at a late hour. Present work was put on in a splendid man displayed new books just received at “Suez,” audiences at the Roxy The Coquille high school gymnasium. The the library, including two new juv- were: Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hurlburt, ner, causing the guardian, Mrs. Julius ■■ ■ atre will witness a spectacle and ex institute which Miss Izola Jensen, The’ enile books that had been purchased Mr. and Mrs. Leslie McElhaney, Mr. Ruble, to swell with pride. specialist in community and social We do not skimp on cream perience ap emotion the screen has and Mrs. Pete Culbertson, Erwin semi-annual «lection of officers was by the Junior Club. In brief, inter organization from Oregon State Col never been able to capture before. In ' our Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lewis held with the following being chosen: estln« manner Mrs. Ellinsen gave a '0 lege, wiU direct will start at 7:30 with Twisting, torturing, destroying — report of “ Suwannee River,** a book honored queen, Ann Hawkins; senior and Janet and the hosts. registration and will continue until princess, Donna Dean Bosserman; written by Cecile Hulse Matechat. the devil-Wind of the desert is one of the production miracles of the 10:00. It proved to be a very amusing story Mr. and Mrs. Julius Ruble enter junior princess, Jean Laird; guide, spectacular story of Ferdinand de .Community singing, contests, active It is made with full cream tained their bridge club Saturday Jeanne Claterboa; marshal, Videlle of the swamps and thrilled the mem Lesseps and the building of the great games with equipment, games with content —the way you like it bers with stories of snakes and un Kelley. Following the meeting a so evening at contract, Roy Boober win canal that has become the jugular out equipment, quiet games, puzzle ning high score. Delicious refresh cial time was enjoyed with refresh usual characters of that country. games and other types of recreation vein of the world. ments were served at a late hour. ments served in the banquet hall. Miss Rose Naef, parliamentarian, will be the main part of the evening's Darryl F. Zanuck, producer of many Those present wei% Mr. and Mrs. R. Tomorrow (Friday) evening a dance gave a very interesting parliamentary program. of the screen's most memorable pic E. Boober, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Bosser- will be held in the banquet hall of drill in which the members took part. According to reports of recreation tures, has re-created on the screen the Masonic Temple for all Job’s The club selected the rosebud for the man and the hosts. institutes in other ebunties, the men the stupendous effort of de Lesseps to in inexpensive containers - Daughters-and their friends. dub flower., tear two continents apart and join and women who attend have had so The ladies of St. James’ Episcopal A high «pot in the evening’s enter 35c the half pound much fun that it is difficult to dose •. ■ ” » A very successful card and bingo tainment proved to be the songs writ the Mediterranean with the Red Sea Church met in'' the Parish House last the meetings. that ships might sail the desert. 65c the pound Wednesday afternoon. Bishop Dag party was held by the Royal Neigh ten by the members themselves. A canal half a mile long, 100 feet - Over forty men and women have well gave a talk, after which a social bors Tuesday evening in their hall, Much enthusiasm I was displayed in Always Fresh deep and 150 feet across was dug by already registered for this recreation time was enjoyed with refreshments. with over fifty members and guests this contest sponsored sponi by the club movie crews tn the American desert institute which is open and free to Present were: Mesdames Annie Rob present. Several prizes were award and the judges, Mrs. Florence Berg, near Yuma, Arizona, for scenes in the all persons who will be leading recre inson, Hal Pierce, J. A. Lamb, Ed. ed to the winners in the various Mrs. Ed. Wagner and Mrs. Wm. Mac- film. Other dramatic sequences were ation in groups. Teachers, 4-H dub Lorenz, T. B. Currie, ■ C. T. Selblg, games. At a late hour pumpkin pie Knight, are having difficulty in se filmed on a 30-acre desert constructed leaders, grange workers, church C. J. Fuhrman, L. H. Hazard, Lloyd and coffee was served. lecting a winner. Announcement of on an abandoned golf course on the workers, lodges, dvic clubs, p T. A.’s Rosa, G. W. Bryant, A. J. Sherwood, the winner will be made at the mset- 20th Century-Fox lot. Royal courts and any other organizations which J. L. Aasen, Ida Owen, Jas. Watson, Mrs. Aaron Wilson was hostess to i ing Monday evening, Dec. 5. Coquille Community Center of Europe and Egypt were built for have or would like to have a recrea C. W. Kline, Chas. Stauff, W. H. Man the “Friendly Dozen" Wednesday af • Committees for the Christmas party the film, which is highlighted by the tion program have been invited to sell, F. L. Greenough, R. F. Milne, ternoon at the home of her daughter, >. have been appointed aa follows: gen- romantic story of the loves that drove Mrs. Ida Lemon, of Myrtle Point, Mrs. Ralph Hairy. Sewing, knitting, > eral chairman, Dorothy McCue; de Lesseps to the realization of his Rev. G. R. Turney and Bishop Dag and conversation were the afternoon’s Santa Claus and presents, LaVerns dream. well. diversions. Delicious refreshments Knife; picture contest, Ilene Har Tyrone Power interprets the flam were served to the following ladies: ris; food, Mary Stevens. The party ing heroic role of the canal-builder, Mrs. C. V. Carmichael was hostess Mesdames Fred Wheaton, H. W will be held December 19th. sharing stellar honors with Loretta to the Neighborhood Bridge club last Kelley, M. S. Coulty, Sam Arnold, Two new members joined the club Young and Annabella. “Suez” latest Wednesday for one-fifteen o’clock Clyde Minard, Harry Wise, Louise Monday evening, Arlene Harrison and in the Movie Quiz $250,000 contest, dessert luncheon. Contract was Fugelson and Ralph Harry. Betty Axtell. Other members at opens tonight at the Roxy Theatre played with Mrs. Fred Jensen win tending were: Mrs. J. Arthur Berg, for three days. Allan Dwan directed. ner of high score. Mrs. I. A. Larson The Pythian Home Club met at the Mildred Hornecker, Lucille McEniry, received consolation. Present were: home of Mrs. W. E. Cross on the Irene 8andon, Blanche Bandon, Ber- Mesdames K. P. Lawrence, Geo. John Fishtrap road Tuesday for one-fifteen niece Ireland, Margaret Dement, son, Fred Hudson, L. A. Greene, Geo. o'clock dessert luncheon. The mem Etta Marie Creager, Geraldine Thorn Holbrook, Fred Jensen, I. A. Larson bers spent the afternoon sewing for ton, Ilene Harris, Alice Early, Emma Nor. 23—Alfred C. Weddle and and the hostess. the Pythian Home. Those present Briggs, Grace Hughes, Genevieve Elizabeth Lucille Cooper, both of were: Mesdames Jack Arnold, Mar Grant, Madeline MacKnight, Estelle Myrtle Point. They were married About 400 attended the Eagles 35th tha Bennett, Blanche Davis, Warren Harbison, Marjorie Knight, LaVeme last Wednesday by Rev. H. L. Oray- anniversary party held in Marsh Davis, Fred Hickok, W. L. Kistner, Knife, Mabel Tucker, Eunice Barrow, beal at the Pioneer church parsonage. field last Wednesday evening in honor Frank Schram, Clarence Tuttle, Jas. Dorothy Fish, Carol Young, Helga Nov. 25—Roy Allen Jenkins, of of the charter members. There are Watson, Maggie Simmons and the Matthews, Grace Ellingsen, Mildred Cottage Grove, and Reta Juanita three still living but only two able hostess. The dub will meet next- Geuld. LaVerq Knife, Marjorie Woolley, of Drain. to be present. A splendid program Tuesday with Mrs. Warren Davis. Knight and Carol Young were in Nov. 28—Leo Edwin Sohler and and old-fashioned dance were the charge of refreshments. Estel Faye Chaney, both of Coquille. Tuesday morning, another one of evening’s entertainment, followed by Nov. 26—Wm. J; B. Head and Wave refreshments served in the banquet those “Galloping Teas” was held at The next regular meeting of the V. Gisholt, both of CoquHie;------- — the home of Mas. Ernie Johnson. The hall. A huge birthday cake with Junior Woman’s Club will be held Nov. 30—Chas. H. Fellows and candles was the table’s chief attrac ladies surprising the hostess were: next Monday night, December Sth. Velma R. Fellows, both of Bandon. tion. Going from Coquille were: Mr. Mrs. L. P. Stephensen, Mm M» D. Mrs. Elbert Schroeder will be in and Mrs. Roy Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Sherrard, Mrs. J. O. Barber and Mrs. charge of the program. Since this will Austin Kyle, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Ter H. Smith. be the last meeting before the Christ ry, Mrs. Pete Culbertson, Mrs. Naomi mas party, all members are urged to DeGroat, Messrs. Tom Lane, Jas. t Mrs. M. Earl Wilson was hostess make a special effort to attend. Nov. 23—J. R. Hughes et al vs. P. to a fev' friends Tuesday at her home Jacobsen, Chas. Lewis, Fred Bull and J. Rooney. on Knowlton Heights. After one Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hayes. PROBATE COURT Nov. 28—Ruth Katherine Lowrey o’clock luncheon, contract bridge was vs. Howard Hill Lowrey. Suit for enjoyed. Mrs. R. E. Boober won high The J. G. W. club met in Marsh- Fred A. Stinchfield was on Monday divorce. score and Mrs. C. W. Kline, second. flpld last Friday for one o’clock lunch approved as executor of the will of Nov. 28—L. B„ Jennings and wife Mrs. Jack Grebel won the guest eon at the home of Mrs. J. S. Lyons. prize. Present were: M A. Phebe Stinchfield, who died last Jan. vs. Blanche A. Bartley et al. The afternoon was spent in sewing Nov. 29—Ernest Frederick Pagel A Hall, C/W. Kline, Pa Trojel, 15, leaving an estate estimated to be .and chatting. Present were: Mes vs. Hazel Pagel. Suit for divorce. Geo. Jenkins, Dewey Lung, . L. worth $5,000 dames A. N. Gould, Birdie Skeela, Claterboa, R. E. Boober, C. A. E. E. Johnson, C. J. Fuhrman, Bert man, J. D. Rankin, Mark Purser, - Folsom, J. A. Lamb, J. L. Smith, Jacob Grebel and the hostess. • H. A. Young, J. E. Norton, Ed Lorenz, Henry Lorenz, Lloyd Roea, M. O. Mrs. Roy Wheeler entertained some Hawkins, all of Coquille; Mrs. J. E. friends Tuesday afternoon, who help Walstrom, of Bandon; Mesdames Mar ed her win the pyrex custard cups vin Lyons, C. McC. Johnson, C. W. given at the cooking school held re Endicott, Chas. Huling and the host- cently. Pinochle was played, Mrs. esa,.jof Marshfield. Don Carver winning high score and Mrs. John Wersh, consolation. Re Mrs. E. W. Lorenz was hostess to freshments were served in the win her bridge club for seven o’clock din ning gift. Guests included: Mes ner Monday evening. Following a dames Elmer Hall, J. F. McLarrin, delicious repast, contract was en Leslie McElhaney, Pete Culbertson, joyed. Mrs. Lamb received the trav John Wersh, Ernest Battey, Albert elling prize. Present were: Mes Wells, Don Carver, Allen Kirkendall, dames Bert Folsom, J. L. Smith, Hal Dorothy Byer and Ruth Foes. Pierce, Edna Hartson, Effie Miller, J. A. Lamb, Muri Pettit, H. A. Young Norton’» »till have a fine »election and the hostess. The club will meet of Christmas cards and wrappings. with Mrs. Miller in two weeks. Come in and choose your» now. S>nTiFty anil QHuba Mr>. Ellingsen Speaks Black Simoon Roars in "Suez' Bringing Terrifying Climax to Spectacular Screen At Jr. Woman's Club A very interesting meeting was held Romance at Roxy Theatre Thur., Fri., Sat. Ice Cream Kitchen Fresh SOCIETE CANDY ’. The Tip Top Marriage Licenses Circuit Court Cases automobile == —ht tn explain the Piret National Caeh Buyer Plani LOWEST FINANCIM COSTS YOU MAKE A CASH MAL ESTABLISH BANK CREDIT PLACE INSURANCE WHERE YOU WISH Coquille Service Stati