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Arago News
son, John, who spent the Christmas
holidays at Monmouth and Salem
with relatives, returned home Sun­
day.
Mr. Heffley brought back a
truck load of grain which he pur­
chased from his brother, John, at
Monmouth.
Mr. and Mrs. John Haga have their
new home ready to occupy and
planned to move in January 2.
Mrs. Ethel Oakes, of Portland, is
spending the holidays with her son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Oakes, and Joe Flam.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fellows and
Charles Fellows entertained New
Year’s at their home with a “goose
dinner.”
Those enjoying the day
were: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heffley,
Charles Fellows, John Heffley and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Fellows and chil-’
dren.
Mr.' and Mrs. Harve Allen spent
New Year’s with Mrs. Brittin, who
lives south of Bandon.
Miaa Marianna Steele and Delbert Ray, secretary; Austin Dodge, senior
Steele had aa dinner guests New deacon; L. P. Linn, junior deacon;
Year’a day their grandmother and Wm. Baker, senior steward; Wilferd
uncle, Mrs. Mary Bums and Bobbie Laird, junior steward; Henry Ross-
Burns, of Coquille, and Miss Gilda low, Tyler; L. H. Pearce, chaplain.
- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gilkison re­
Diets.
The Eastern Star and Masons held turned Monday to Port Orford, where
a potluck dinner Tuesday evening, he is employed by the state highway
followed by joint installation. Those department, after spending the hol­
installed as officers for the ensuing idays visiting relatives.
Mrs. Pete Smith is working extra
year in the Eastern Star are: Fran­
ces Whitaker, worthy matron; Elton as a nurse at the Coquille Hospital
Schroeder, worthy patron;
Emily for a few days.
Frank Furman left Sunday after
Shull, associate matron; E. O. Sem-
pert, associate patron; Ada Lemon, spending the holidays with his par­
secretary; Lola Kring, treasurer; ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Furman.
Eula Neideigh, conductress; Cecil Young Furman is in the U. S. Air
Dement,
associate
conductress; Corps stationed at March Field, Cali­
Gladys Evans, Adah; Aileen Rickard, fornia.
Ruth; Averill Schroeder, Esther; Fay | Miss Geraldine McCulloch is quite
Linn, Martha; Dorothy Roper, Electa; ill with the flu this week-end and
Margaret Dodge, musician; Doris Van ' was unable to be at her duties at
Alstein, marshal; Lucy Barker, war- Myers Department store.
den; Perry Roper, sentinel. At the i Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Roush and three
dose of installation, the new star children and Mrs. Merle Lee and
points gave a lovely and colorful Margaret* Ellen drove to The Dalles
floral degree for the incoming matron, over the week-end. Mrs. Lee stopped
The new officers in the Masonic over in Eugene, where she visited her
order are: Ellis Shull, worshipful husband, who is employed there,
master; Floyd Summers, senior war- | Mrs. Rose Garrett accompanied her
den; Edgar Rickard, junior warden; son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Ralph Kring, treasurer; G. L Me- Mrs. Ralph Castner, to their home at
McMinnville, where she will visit •
while. "
Mrs. James Shaw and Rosemary,
of Portland, were guests Monday of
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Rouppe.
Mr. and Mrs. Nevello Buttler and
three children, of Cheshire, Ore., were
guests of Mrs. Buttler’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Cupinski, over the
holidays.
Mrs. Lydia Hill, of Empire, is the
guest of Mrs. Laura Carver this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hultin and son;
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Robertson,
Emmerich, returned Saturday from Esther and Sonny of Sacramento,
their Christmas vacation spent in the Calif., were week end guests of Mr.
beautiful McKenzie river valley at and Mrs. Geo. Zinserling. They left
the home of Mrs. Hultin’s brother, Monday for Portland, accompanied
Frank Emmerich, of Walterville. by Mr. and Mrs. Zinserling, Edith,
They went out on Dec. 23rd.
Mr. Alien and Junior where they attended
Hultin reports much lower tempera­
the funeral services of Mr. Zinaer-
tures there over the holidays than
ling’s stater. Miss Edith will remain
we experienced here.
in Portland and continue her art
Mrs. William Horsefall, Jr., of Los
study.
Angeles, California, came in on the
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Doyle and
stage Sunday, Dec. 24, to spend
Norman
and Everett Doyle drove to
Christmas with her brother and
Dr. De La Rhue
mother, the Ezra M. Smith family. Camas Monday and visited with rela­
While here she visited at the home tives there.
Eyesight
Lyle Pauli returned home from
of her husband’s parents, Dr. and Mrs.
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William Horsefall, Sr., of Marshfield, Reedsport and spent the week end
Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted
and also renewed acquaintances with at his home here. His mother Mrs.
many old friends in the county. She Martha Pauli and daughter Muriel
Reception room jointly with
left for her home Friday morning of of Gardner came with him for a few
Dr. J. R. Bunch
last week.
days visit.
Laird
Building
The Riverton Independent Basket­
Rev. Frank Cohen will bold a aer­
ball team found it no easy matter to ies of evangelistic services beginning
defeat the cagy and fast-working this Wednesday evening at the Arago
Arago Independent team last Wed­ church. '
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nesday night here in the Riverton
Miss Ernestine Luthy returned to
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Root and John
gym, in a well played game ending Paul returned home Thursday after school at Linfield College in McMinn­
with a score of 34 to 30 in favor of spending Christmas with relatives in ville Monday aftre spending the holi­
the home team. The visitors were; Portland.
days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hap Rackleff. Barklow, Sinko, Lillie,
Mrs. R. H. Bun nag», Robert and Ernest Luthy.
Miss Josephine Deyoe left Friday
Hammack, R. Robison and Doyle. The
James of Portland spent several days
home team was made up of Grant
for Alturas, California, where she is
last week visiting at the home of her
employed, after spending a week with
Hartwell, Bob Smith, Robert Scorby,
sister, Mrs. J. L Burtia.
her father, Warren Deyoe.
Joe Fetch, Max Mullen and Miles
Mrs. Marvin Shaw and Mrs Gor­
Hartwell. Pete Hull refereed. Miles
Thomas Guerin and Robert Hale, of
Hartwell was high point man for the don Fleming were hostesses at a New Los Angeles, California, spent several
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home team with 11 points. The Riv­ Year’s party last Saturday evening days visiting at the T. D. Guerin
erton Independents have so far been at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon home and with other relatives and
victorious in all their games, except Fleming. A very enjoyable evening friends.
the one played recently with “Han­ was spent playing pinochle and mon­
Miss Kathleen Gilkison returned
Prizes were won by Mrs. Wednesday to resume her duties at
son’s” of Marshfield, rated the crack opoly.
independent team of the county. Riv­ Floyd Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Behnke-Walker business college in
erton Independents will play a re­ James Lewellen. A lovely luncheon Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gilkison have
turn game with Arago at their floor of ice cream, cake end coffee was
on Friday, January 13, as a prelim­ served
Mr. moved from the Perkins Apartments
inary to the high school league game and Mrs. Floyd Jackson of Coquille, to Port Orford, where he is employed.
which has been scheduled there for Mr. and Mrs. James Lewellen of
that night between Riverton High and Myrtle Point, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Arago high school.
Burbank, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Mr. Dye and daughter, Marie, ac­ Rackleff, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mul­
companied by Arthur Royce, spent lins, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Halter, Mr.
Christmas vacation in Portland, re­
and Mrs. Russell McBain, Mr. and
turning Friday.
Mrs. Marvin Shaw and Mr. and Mrs.
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Mrs. Carl Tucker and daughter,
Gordon Fleming.
Mary Jane, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Carl and
Rockhold and Jack Young returned
Sunday from Portland, where they son, Kenneth, returned to their home
had been called to see an ill brother in McMinnville Tuesday after spend­
before he died the latter part of the ing Chrstmas vacation with Mr. Carl’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Carl
week.
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Mm. R. H. Christensen and Neil of
Mary Olsen and Roy Detillion
went to Dexter on Friday to spend Bullards and Miss Beta Averill of
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the New Year holidays with Mrs. Corvallis visited at the homes of Mr.
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and Mrs. O. H. Aason last Tuesday.
LaFern Shields, of Klamath Falls,
J. F. Burtia and Mrs. Merle Hill
is here on an extended visit with and -Lyle of Portland returned to
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Mrs. Olsen and friends. Miss Shields their home Wednesday after spend­
has been visiting the Wm. Roth home ing Christmas at the J. L Burtia
the past few days.
home.
The Randall Johnson family has
Pamela and Maureen Evans were
been having quite a siege of the flu. ill several days with the flu.
Ellis Holbrook had to take the school
The regular missionary meeting
bus run, Randall being unable to be
will be held Friday at the home of
out yet.
Mrs. Tyrrell Woodward with Mrs.
Mrs. Alton Clausen has been con­
Woodward and Mrs. Ward Evans as
fined to her home with flu this past
hostesses for the afternoon.
week.
James Good of San Francisco is
Mr. and Mrs. Walker spent Christ­
Tyrrell Woodward with his
mas visiting their folks at Albany. helping
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ranch
They returned home the latter part
Army Houser returned to Aregv
of the week.
Monday after spending the holidays
at his home in Newberg. He attend­
Dr. C. G. Stem, Chiropractor. 292
ed the State teachers* association
Moulton St, phone 86-J.
tf held in Portland last week.
Mrs. Ethel Burns of Coquille spent
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Rev. R. D. E. Smith of Coquille
conducted the regular Sunday morn­
ing church services with Sunday
school immediately following. There
will be services again next Sunday
as follows: Preaching at 10 a. m.
and Sunday school at 11 a. m.
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The men’s Sunday school class en­
tertained the women’s class with oys­
ter soup, crackers, sandwiches, pick­
les, pie, cheese, and cotfee was served
after which a number of interesting
games were played and enjoyed by all
present.
The Arago schools started again on
Tuesday morning after a week’s va­
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Albertson and
son, George, motored to Portland
Friday to see their daughter-in-law,
Mrs. Cecil Albertson. They were ac­
companied by Mrs. Jack Haga, who
had been home for a few days to visit
her family. Mrs. Haga will stay in
Portland with her daughter until she
is released from the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jenkins are
spending New Year’s with their sons,
Keith and Neil, at Bakersfield, Calif.
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