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given by several chairmen «1 stand­
ing committees.
Chief discussion
centered about tHe style show and
I musicale planned for the tatter part
. of the month. Viola Newton, general
"Paying taxes” was listed by many
¡chairman, is working with Marjorie
members ot the Business and Pro- ■
| Child in arranging the program,
fessional Women’s club, as a pet
which will be given in I. O. O. F. hall.
peeve Monday evening, when each
Ida Oerding, chairman of the costume
member answered roll call by voic­
party scheduled for March 17, re­
ing her personal irk. Among other
ported that among the guests will be
gripes listed were “Answering the
the girls from the Senior class of Co­
telephone after a mad dash from the
quille high school. Club members
basement or the garden only to find
will appear clothed as they would be
the line dead;” "Losing the car keys
were they the persons whom they de­
when already late for an appoint­
sired to be when children.
ment;” and “Bugs that eat the gar­
Bertha Smith, in reporting on books
den’s choicest flowers.-’
purchased for the Coquille library by
Clara Bosserman, vice president, the club, announced that a special
conducted the meeting. Reports were shelf containing the gift books is
now on display at the library. Most
of the books, which deal with Oregon
history or have been written by Ore­
gon authors, were selected under the
direction of Vivian Cooley, head of
Meier and Frank’s book department.
Ellen Brixton, though absent from
the meeting, sent a report on the re­
cent district conference held at Eu­
gene. It was reported $14.60 as hav­
ing been collected by the club for
Bundles
for Britain. Inc.
LOGGERS A DRESS SHOES
Members attending the meeting
Glen Jones
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were Florence Barton, Mae Barton,
B. P. W. Members
List Pet Peeves
Comp Fira Girls
Clara Bogserman, Leona Wyant,, I*
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Myrtle DeLong, Lois Fean, Gladys
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Gano, Hgrel Hanna. Viola Mewtoe
Migg LougM Tggry WQD elected the
new scribe for the Coquille group ot
Fire girls at their meeting
Tuesday. We played the game ot
teakettle and it was fun. Helen Hick-
am sang the song of Witch Craft,
which WC we Learning too. We read
the first chapter o< the Camp Fire
book OlrU who wanted to, stayed
after the meeting and studied about
birds.
The girte lltare
Hickam.
president Mary Anne Walker, treas­
urer; Velana C«V, aewUuy; Louise
Terry, Krifeo; Norma Helvia, Joyce
Benham, Betty Leo Renfo. Carol
Kronsteiner. Vessie Willla.
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Annie
Sgrtbes Louise Tarry
Ko-Keel Shoe
Shop
Hudson's Drug Store
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