Marjorie Knight
Heads Junior Club
day. After luncheon the group went
to the Gould home for cards. Mrs.
Hob Nelson was high and Mri. Gould^
second. Mrs. Charles Meyers was a
guest for the afternoon. Members
present included Mesdames Wendall
Sandall, T. K. Foas, L. B. Gould, G.
L. Maynard, Bob Nelson, J. X. Hen
ninger and Harold Stromquist.
A. J. Millhorn Dies
At Grants Pass
widow, Peart M. Millhorn, four sons,
three daughters, 17 grandcihldren and
M gnat grandcihldren.
Hull & Hull, funeral directors at
Grants Pass, sends the Sentinel in
formation concerning a former Co
quille resident, Andrew Jackson Mill
horn, who died in the hospital there
last Friday, and was buried on Sun
day. He had lived in Grants Pass for
the past three yean.
Mr. Millhom was 85 yean of age,
having been born in Bristol, Penn.,
May 10, 185«. He is survived by his
Card of Thanh»
For the kindness and sympathy
shown us during our recent bereave
ment and for the floral display at the
services held for our departed mother,
we wish to express our sincere thanks.
Dr. John R. Seeley,
Tverett J.
Seeley, Mark Seeley, Linus Seeley.
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this office.
Lewis, Jack McLaren and
Hughes.
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