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THE COQUILLK VALLEY BRNTDfRL, CORUILLE. OREGON, THURSDAY. JULY I», 1940.
Social Notes
FREE SHOW HERE THIS EVENING
M m . Oscar Langlois entertained at
a surprise party Monday afternoon
to compliment her aunt, Mn. Ella
Nelson, who on that day celebrated
her eighty-firet birthday. Friends of
Mrs. Nelson brought her many beau­
tiful gifts, and in turn enjoyed serv­
ings from her two big birthday cakes.
Guests invited included Mn. E. A.
Philpott, who is Mn. Nelson's dangh.
ter, Mn. Earl Philott; Mrs. Nelson’s
granddaughter, Mn. C. V. Gobel, Mn.
Dick Chappell and Effie Chappel, all
of Bandon; Mesdames Laura rd-
monds. Geo. Taylor, Sr., G. A. Gray,
Elizabeth Ward, Mary Ames, Estelle
Dunn, May Bates, Fred Hudson, Hasel
Pagel, Mary Cary, Harold McCue,
Miss Edna Bates, Mn. Mabel Kendall,
of Washington, and Masers. Oscar
Langlois and Elmer Langlois.
Refreshments were served to the
following members: Mesdames Sadie
Jayes, Frank Schram, Pearl Card-
well, C. C. Farr, Pansy Ross, Alice
Holverstott, Noble Chowning, Frank
Leslie, V. L. Bailey, Jas. Richmond,
G. A. Gray, Clara Wheeler, Flora
Dunne, Geo. Chapman, Berlyn Bil-
Ungs, W. A. Ireland, B. A. Davis,
Semi-annual installation of officers
W. P. Laws, Paul Walker, Fred
Schaer, R. B. Knife and Laverne for Coquille Lodge, No. M, I. O. O. F,
was held in their hall last Friday eve­
Knife.
ning, the following being inducted
into office:
N. G.—Sherman A. Morris.
V. G —Clyde 8. Clark.
Warden—Jas. Childs.
Conductor—Donald Roes.
I. G.—Thos. C. Brown.
O. G.—Edward Gillespie.
R. S. N. G.—Delos E. Richardson.
L. S. N. G.—J. P. Beyers.
R S. V. G.—W. T. Ramsey.
L S V G.—Alfred Kellenberger
R. S. S.—Louis Gillespie.
L. S. S.—Earl Schroeder.
Chaplain—E. C. Briner.
The secretary, H. M. Ross, and
treasurer, M. H. Clinton, hold office
for the year.
I.O.O.F. Installs
The Loyal Women’s dub of the
Church of Christ was entertained
Thursday by Mn. Walter Newton for
a business meeting and social after­
noon. Mn. Fred Schaer, president,
conducted the business meeting, dur­
ing which committee reports wen
given.
Memben of the organization gave a
shower during the social hour for
Mrs. Tom Schaer, a recent bride. Re­
freshments were served during the
late afternoon.
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Those attending the meeting were
Mesdames C. Ronning, C. C. Carter,
V. Hardenbrook, C. C. Farr, Pearl
Cardwell, Ole Newton, A. N. Foley,
Harold McCue, Jim Brockman, Fred
Schaer, Tom Schaer, W. A. Sloan,
Susie Matney, Jennie Lafferty, George
Swinney, Ed Davidson, V. L. Bailey,
A. N. Willey, and the Misses Lois
Duncan and Joan Newton.
R|M|BER|
Tr Market
The Charte club met Thursday af­
ternoon for a salad luncheon and pin­
ochle bout with Mias Edna Stewart.
Mrs Jay Carter won high score prize,
Mrs. Ted Snyder, consolation prize,
and Mrs. D. G. Ireland, traveling
prize. Guests at the meeting were
Mesdames E. C. Yarbrough and Lyle
Knox. Members attending were Mes­
dames Ernest Whereat, Vai Harless,
D. G. Ireland, Ted Snyder and Jay
Carter.
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Prices Effective Fri. fir Sat., July 19 & 20
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