Jr. Woman's Club
covered with a beautiful embroidered
cloth, was centered with a large bou
quet of yellow giant marigolds in a
blue bowl
The color scheme was
blue and yellow, long blue tapers in
yellow candle holden carrying out
the motif. At each place was a most
attractive handmade linen kerchief
with net ruffling and a tiny blue rib
bon rosette in the center. Place cards
with forget-me-nota completed the
setting. Fololwing luncheon the af
ternoon was spent in sewing and chat
ting. Invited were: Mesdames T. 8.
Stevens, John Jayes, C. C. Southard,
W. B. McLarrin, B- W. Dunn, R. C.
Johnson, R. F. Milne, E. C. Yarbrough,
Fred Jensen and June Walker.«
The Coquille Junior Woman's Club
will meet for its fifth regular meeting
and “Dream Doll” shower party on
Monday evening, November 13. at
eight o’clock in Guild HaU. Plans
for the Bam Dance in the community
building on November 18 and the
Thanksgiving motif potluck supper on Friday. November 10
W. C. T. U.. 2 p. m. Mn. H. L.
November 27 will be announced.
All member» are urged to be pres Graybeal’s home.
ent. Goests are cordially invited.
American Legion Auxiliary, 7:30 p.
The members of the “Ace of Clubs” m. Legion Hall.
were entertained for one o'clock des I I Job's Daughters, Bethel, No. IS,
sert luncheon Friday at the home of 7:30 p. m. Masonic HaU.
Junior Woman's Club, 7:30 p. m.,
Mrs. Hazel McKibben, with Mrs Ver
non Darby as hostess. At pinochle, Guild Hall.
Calendar
which followed. Mrs. Alice Morris
won high score and Mn. Teaaie Pook,
low? Present were: Mesdames June
Coleman, Ruth Foss, Grace and Hazel
McKibben, Esther Hatcher, Alice
Morris, Teasie Pook, Dorothy Man
sell and the hostess. The next meet
ing will be at the home of Mn. Cole
man Friday evening, Nov. 17.
Some of the ladies of the Church of
Christ met at the home of Mrs. V. L.
Bailey for a social afternoon Thurs-
day. The ladies worked on a quilt
for a needy family. They are plan
ning to make up Thanksgiving bas
Mrs. Geo. Jenkins was hostess to
kets. Refreshments were served by the Tuesday bridge club for one
the hostess, assisted by Mn. Bob1 o
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’clock dessert _________
luncheon ____
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week.
Bailey and Mrs. Arthur Towne. Pres- ! At contract, winners were: Mn. R. Ë'
Mrs. Birdie Skeels' Bandon cottage
was the scene of a potlucb dinner
Sunday. Invited were: Mr. and Mn.
K. P. Lawrence and Gordon, Mr. and
Mn. Julius Ruble and Laura Emily,
Mr. and Mn. R. E. Boober and Mr. ant were: Mesdames M. O. Hootota,
and Mn. Walter Oerding and family. Arthur Hooton, Elwyn Nosier, Guy
Kelley, A. M. Willey, Willard Sloan,
Friday evening Misses Beverly and Levi Wilson, Paul Simpson, Walter
Joy Norton were hostesses at a lovely Newton, Arthur Towne, Dell Towne,
party and miscellaneous shower for Fred Martin, Bob Bailey, Alton Dun-
Mias Louise Woodyard, a bride-to-be. gey, Doffis Bash, Gus McCullough,
The guests met for seven-thirty Ernest O’Dell, Miss Jennie Lafferty
o’clock dessert FoUowing the open and the hostess.
ing of a large array of gifts, a musical
evening was enjoyed. Guests includ
Thursday afternoon, from three
ed: Mrs. Maud Woodyard, Mrs. J. E. until five o’clock, the home of Grand
Norton, Mrs. H. S. Norton, Mrs. F. C. ma Bosaerman was the scene of a live
MeNelly, Mrs. E. E. Leslie, Misses ly party as little Jacqueline Hopkins
Donna Dean Bosserman, Fauniel held sway, on her first birthday an
Moore, Eileen Kern. Eileen Kendall, niversary, to a group of little friends
Patricia Peart, Carolyn Perrott and and their mothers. The general color
the honored guest, Louise Woodyard. scheme was pink, carried out in the
birthday cake with traditional candle.
On the table was a top soldier, with
tiny candles for each guest. Animal
crackers, suspended from the chan
deliers, were the source of much at
tention from the younger set. Chil
dren present were: Judy Perrott,
John Frederick Jensen, Jay Larson,
Esther and Eva English, Barbara
Swindall, Carol De-Ann and Vicky
Groshens and little Jacqueline. •
Mrs. C. C. Farr was hostess to a
group of the “Helping Hands” of the
Church of Christ last Thursday after
noon. The ladies tied a comfort and
spent a social afternoon sewing and
chatting. They are planning a kit
chen shower for the church and'are
also busy making Christmas gifts for
the old folks' home at Beaverton. De
licious strawberry shortcake and cof
fee was served by the hostess. Pres
ent ware Mesdames Bertie Wilson, L.
N. Williams, Ralph Harry, Ralph Had-
sall, Berlyn Billings, Geo. Chapman,
Henry Cardwell, C. C. Farr, Mary
Brown, Fred Schaer, C. Adrian Sias
and W. Davidson. The groups will
meet with Mrs. Harry December 7.
Thursday afternoon the Myrtle
Club met with Mrs. Ruth Varney for
their get-together and social time.
Refreshments wore served by the
hostess to the following: Mesdames
May Anthony, Alice Standley, Ina
Sandine, Aina Btkholm, Angie Yoak-
aqn. Lorene Chard, Pearl Ruble, Helen
Anderson, Fay Darby, Margaret Mul
len and a guest, Mrs. Edwards.
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Harriman were
hosts to a few friends at their new
home Wednesday evening. Pinocle
was played during the evening and
delicious refreshments served at a late
hour.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Taylor, Mr. and Mn. R. E.
Boober, Mr. and Mn. Harry Godard
and-the hosts.
Honoring Mrs. Hanby. of Medford,
who is « bouse guest of Mrs. C. Hu-
ling of Marshfield. Mrs. J. A. Lamb
invited a few friends for one o’clock
luncheon Tuesday. The afternoon
was spent in sewing, chatting and
renewing old times. Invited guests
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Beulah Chapter, O. E. 3., Masonic were: Mesdames A. N. Gould, Lloyd
Oddy, C. J. Fuhrman, E. E. Johnson,
Hall, 7:30 p. m.
Boober and Mn. Jenkins. Members
present were: Mesdames C. W. Kline,
H. L. Claterbos, J. D. Rankin, Paul
Trojel, C. A. Rietman, R. E. Boober
and a guest, Mrs. Keith Leslie
H. A* Ydüng* C- Huling and Hanby
Splendid quality three-yeer old
Heather plants, 25c and up. Cooper’s
Gardens.
s
A. L. Hooton, electrical contractor
and dealer, 274 Second St., Coquille.
Complete stock of wiring supplies, tt
r
Our Aim
Tuesday. November 14 .
Woman’s Club at 2: IS p. m. Guild
Hall.
Wednesday. November IS
Episcopal Guild, Parish House, 2:00
p. m.
Silver Tea and program Pioneer
Missionary Society, church parlon,
2:13 p. m.
Missionary Society, Church
Christ parlon, 2:00 p. m.
Fugelson on “Organizations of church
work in missionary societies," and
"Medical work in China.” A social
time followed the' business session
with refreshments served by Mes
dames Walter Oerding, Londy Peart
and' Ernest Purvance to the following
ladies: Mesdames Henry Belloni, Geo.
Taylor, Orville Newton, R. T. Slater,
Miranda Way, Frank Leslie, Bob
Laurence, P. O. Stromquist, O. A.
Gray, W. P. Laws, Elton Savage, H.
L. Graybeal, Ella Nelson, B. W.
Dunn, Clyde Minard, B. A. Davis,
Louis Fugelson, W. A. Ireland, Earl
Carlisle, Leland Peart, Frank Schram
and O. B. Harriman.
Thursday afternoon, Nov. 9, a meet
ing will be held in the church parlors,
commemorating the week of prayer.
Sunday evening, Nov. 12, the society
will, have charge of the church ser
vice.
The N O. M. A. club met Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Fay
Waggoner. The rooms were most
attractive with bouquets of autumn
flowers and foliage. Six of the mem
bers who have attended every meet
ing for six months, received attrac
tive prizes. Mrs. Detlefsen received
the house gift. During the evening
“Cootie” was played. Delicious re
freshments were served by the host
ess. Members present were: Mes
dames LaVerne Ellingsen, Ruth Dey,
Frances Detlefsen, Alice Morris,
Mary and Maxine Stevens, Yvonne
Carl, Lorraine Perrott, Elynor Miller,
Bernice Ireland and guests, Mesdames
Last Friday evening the Ha-spo-che
Evelyn Elliott, Lucille Ellison, Bessie >
and Cheschamay groups of Campfire
Wilson and Ivis Bennett.
girls held a Hallowe’en party in the
The Pythian Home club met at the basement of Gwendolyn Elrod’s home,
home of Mrs. Geo. Gilman Tuesday which had been decorated with au
for one o’clock dessert luncheon. The tumn leaves, corn stalks, candles, etc.,
afternoon was spent in sewing for by the girts themselves. All came in
The Past Noble Grands club met at the “Home.” Members present were: fetching masquerade garb and bobbed
the lovely new h eme o f Mn. A. N. Mesdames Jack and Sam Arnold, Neil for apples and indulged in other Hal
Gould Friday evening with Mn. W. McGilvery, Frank Schram, Clarence lowe’en games. Cute favors, appro
E. Bosserman as joint hostess. The Tuttle, Harold Varney, Jas. Watson, priate to the occasion were made by
club decided to send needed bed E. A. Wimer, Ernest Perrott and the committee. At a late hour, sand
spreads to the I. O. O. F. home at daughter, J. J. Stanley, Maggie Sim wiches, doughnuts and cider were
Christmas time. Mn. Harriet Schaer mons, and a visitor. Mi*. Heller, of served.
Present were:
Mesdames
and Mrs. Gould were the recipients Ohio. The next meeting will be hek Idyle (¡Jodard »nd Iris Elrod, Misses
of many gifts in honor of their birth December Sth et the home of Mrs Jean Polson aid-Karren Dunton and
days, which fell in November. Mr. Perrott.
the following girls: Patricia and Mar
Gould delighted the group with mov
tha Berg, Diane Powers, Vesta Powell,
ing pictures of logging operaUons,
Tuesday, Mrs. Roy Byer entertained Gwendolyn^ Elrod, Maxine Whereat,
hunting scenes, etc.
Seven-thirty her club for one o’clock dessert lunch Shirley Snyder, Ardella Shelley, Irene
o'clock dessert was served by the eon. Pinochle followed with high Williams, Jessie Sherwood, June Dal
hostesses to the following ladies: Mes score prize going to Mrs. LeNorme ton, Evelyn McKee, Phyllis Litzen-
dames Jack Leach, Fred Schaer, E. L.1 Poprnder and consolation to Mn. berger, Donna Rankin, Dorothy Wood
Benham, Estelle Dunn, Flora Dunne, Austin Kyle. Members present were: and Virginia Bloom.
Birdie Skeels, L. A. Greene, Inez Mesdames Charles Lewis, Albert
Chase, Jennie Price, E. M. Kay, R. E. Weils, Leslie McElhaney, M. L. Foss,
Boober and Miss Ida Oerding. Elec Edell Bryant, Roy Wheeler, LeNorme
tion of officers for the new year was Pownder, A. O. Culbertson, J. T.
held, resulting as follows: president, McLarrin and two guests, Mrs. Austin
Ida Oerding; vice president. Myrtle Kyle and Mrs. Edna Stewart. Mrs.
Benham; secretary, Inez Chase; treas AV.O Culbertson will be hostess to
urer, Maude Greene.
The club will the club in two weeks.
hold their annual Christmas party and
exchange at the home of Miss Ida
The Pioneer Missionary society met
Oerding Friday evening, Dec. 1.
in the church parlors last Thursday
afternoon for their monthly business
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LAMPS . . you ask for the finest and the chair. Devotions were led by
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ence can produce. See Hooton Elec- by Mrs. Earl Carlisle and Mrs. Louis
is to establish a store which merits your complete
confidence; confidence in our business policy and
confidence in the quality of merchandise you pur
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