Junior Women
Finger Printed
The City Police office was jammed
Wednesday evening with members of
the Junior Woman’s club. What is
more every Junior Woman present
was finger-printed. None of them
were in trouble; they were just an­
swering voluntarily, the F. B. L’s
request that the residents of these
United States have their finger
prints recorded.
When the local police force had
finished with club members, the girts
adjourned to the Guild hall for a
business meeting conducted by Geor-
glanna Vaughan, president. Myrtle
Clausen was chosen to represent the
club at the Mother's Day program,
May 11. Janie Kramer was appointed
general chairman of a Rummage sale,
Ito be held soon. Members of the
“Music touches every key of memory,
and stirs all the hidden springs
of sorrow and joy."
Music of the Americas
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presented by
COQUILLE CONCERT ORCHESTRA
Muriel Dae, Director „
' nominating committee, who will make
their report at the meeting May 12,
TUESDAY, MAY «, 1H1
when new officers will be elected, are
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8:15 P.M.
Carol Young, chairman, Vesta Miley,
Pioneer Methodist Church
Evelyn Elliott and Janie Kramer.
assisted by
Lucille McEniry reported on prog­
Maud Skaggs Woodyard, soprano
Ruth Towne, mezzo-soprano ress of the fashion show and card
Melody Maids
Musical Miniatures
party to be held Friday afternoon and
Bob Bums, Organist
evening.
Myrtle Clausen who is
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Verene Bailey, Accompanist
working with Mrs. Charles Kash, re-
l«>rted that Mrs. Kash will show a
number of good-looking costumes at
the two parties.
John T. Hall
Member* of the refreshment com­
mittee were Carol Young, Marjorie
Knight and Donna Dean Bosserman.
Guests and members present at the
meeting were Jane Kramer, Jean
Laird, Florence Berg, Catherine May­
nard, Gretchen Paden, Gertrude
Foster-Kreisler Mehl, Myrtle Clausen, Donna Dean
Bosserman, Carol Young, Peg Gould,
Ora Homing, Evelyn Elliott, Gertrude
Stephen Foster Swinney, Georgianna Vaughan, Lu­
Melody Maids
cille McEniry, Louise Schroeder, Eve­
Verene Bailey, Mavis Tyrrel, Avis Rickets, Mary Alice
lyn Mattoon, Vi Connam, Lucille Cot-
Nosier, Harriett Tozier. Jane Oerding, Betty Enw.y
tengin Nellie Conley, Vesta Miley,
Cowboy Songs
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Maxine Stevens, Mary Stevens Faye
Gerry Howell, Dick Gregory
Wagner and Ruth Clayton.
Sherman Gregory, Woodrow Howell
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—.................... George Gershwin
Social Calendar
New Plastic Passes Real Test
To Join U. S. Army of Employed
Junior Woman's club card party
and fashion showing Guild hall—af­
ternoon and evening.
Bachelor Giris luncheon—Coquille
hotel.
Past Noble Grands—Mrs. Emily
Hersey.
Saturday—May 3
May Festival—3 p. m. High School.
Jr. Chamber Festival Dance—I.O.
OJ hall:
Monday-May S
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B. P. W.—Guild Hali.
Ecadriens— Mrs. Roy Neal, Marsh-
field.
Get-Together dub-rMrs. Melvin
Giles.
Monday Night club — Mrs. Edna
Hartson.
Neighbors of Woodcraft—Mrs. V.
L. Bailey.
Woman’s club May Luncheon
LASTICS, because they are new-
con.eis to the list of materials for
human use, have to pass examina­
tions and tests that metals, woods,
and other substances seldom have to
undergo. The mysterious com)x>si-
tion of plastics make* each one of
them a question mark.
Each has to prove its ability to be
a useful performer in commerce, in­
dustry or other fields before it is
released from the testing laboratory.
The photograph shows a piece of
“Vinyiite" plastic—the most extra­
ordinary of all the newcomers—
proving to chemists that it does not
get “tired’’ easily. In thia fatigue
test strips of the plastic are twisted,
folded, then clamped by the ends
into pairs of vise-like plates. An at­
tendant throws a switch whereupon
the steel damps alternately come
together and separate. With each
open-and-shut movement of the ma-
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Francis Scott Key
Ruth Pagel
Organ
Bob Bums
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offering
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