Tuel, Agnes Lewis, Nurnw Hicken-
bottom, Naomi Dynham, Nadine
Denny, Faye Dennison and Mollie
Hughes.
Social Calendar
Evening Bridge club—the
man’s.
r
Ruble’s
Junior Woman’s club
Job’s Daughters
American Legion Auxiliary
Get-Together club — Mrs.
Towne
Mes-
Wood
Woman's club
Pinochle club—Mrs. Ralph Manning
Holy Name Altar Society
Episcopal Guild
Junior Woman’s club members on
Monday evening will hear Allan East
of Portland, a specialist in psychiatric
social work, talk on the subject “The
Child Will Grow Out of It—A Perni­
cious Concept.”
Mr. East. wili speak at 8:00 p. m.
at Guild hall. Visitors are invited
to share the privilege of hearing him.
The business meeting will follow Mr.
East's talk.
Contract club—Mrs. R. A. Wemich
Co-Workers club—Mrs. Jim Childs
Ace of Clubs—Mrs. Ernest Whereat
Laf-A-Lot club—Mrs. Will Meyers
Church of Christ Missionary society
Regular Tea, Pioneer Church W.
S. C. S.
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Evening Guild
Club Meetings
Lucky member of the Roy Mothers’
club Tuesday evening was Mrs. Bess
Willard, who won not only the house
prize, at the party given by Mrs.
Edna Rakestraw and Mr». Cora
Mackey at the Rakestraw home, but
also won a prize for her skill in
coming out on top at the evening's
games. Refreshments were served by
the two hostesses to the folpwing club
members: Mesdames Mary Johnson,
Margaret Detlefsen, Bess Willard and
Lena McNair.
The Eagles Auxiliary potluck
luncheon was held Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Mollie Hughes. Dur­
ing the afternoon, sewing was put
aside several times so that the ladies
might draw chances for various
prizes. The winners were Mrs. Mabel
Kyle, travelling prize; Mrs. Naomi
Dunham, penny raffle, and Mrs. Vir­
ginia Heintzelman, door prize. At­
tending the meeting were Mesdames
Evelyn Brown, Virginia Heintzelman,
Margaret Spores, Mabel Kyle, Ruby
Belle Knife Hospital
An eight and one-half pound baby
box. who has not yet been named,
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Kistner at the hospital yesterday.
Ralph Herman, of Bandon, under­
went a major operation last Sunday.
On Monday Mrs. Carl V. Shores,
who is employed at the county farm,
Mrs. Harry Aber, of the Roy district,
and Mrs. W. G. Sparkman, from the
Russ ranch, all entered for treatment.
Dismissals the past week were Mrs.
Raymond McLeod on Sunday and
A man who so loved the quiet and Mrs. Bessie Hatfield on Monday.
peace of the upper Rogue river that
for 27 years he did not leave his
duties as postmaster at Agness,
passed away there Mon^ty at the
age of 78. He had been postmaster
there for 33 years before his retire­
ment last year. He was George W.
Rilea, who had never seen a motion
Stated Communication
picture show nor ridden in an au­
Tuesday, Jan. 14, 7:30 p. m.
tomobile until eleven or twelve years
ago.
Postmaster At
Agness For 33 Years
Chadwick lodge No.68
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