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W. A C. fi. Has I
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A vegp impressive Pledge Day ser­
vice was held at a meeting of the W.
St James' Episcopal Church
I S. C. S. of Pioneer church last Thurs-
Cor. 3rd and Elliott Streets
. day. Mrs. Georgia Richmond vice The Bev. Charles M. Guilbert, Vicar
i president at the society, conducted
8:00 a. m. Holy Communion.
: thio service, assisted by Lena Mc-
9:45 a. m. Church School.
, Curdy, president.
11:00 a. m. Morninc Prayer and
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Lillian Zeigler led thf singing df Litany. Sermon by the Vicar.
! several inspirational hymns and Mrs. Dally
j Richmond led in a responsive read-
10:00 a. m. Holy Communion.
( ing. Mrs. Walter Oerding, accom-
i panied by Mrs. Frank Leslie at the
1:00 p. m. St. James* Guild.
piano, sang “Lead, Kindly Light.” A'
7:90 p. m. Adult Confirmation Class.
i' Quartette, Composed of Dera Oerding, Friday
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i Lillian Zeigler, Birdie Sheets and
7:00 p. m. Choir Practice.
i Clarice Gormley, sang, “Another Yeer
! is Downing.”
11:00 a. m. Young People’s Confir­
Eight ladies of the society put on a mation Class.
pretty candle lighting service. Four­
teen candles representing divisions of
' the work of the W. 8. C. 8„ were
lighted from a large candle which
represented the M. E. Church as an
organization.
Mrs. Lena McCurdy
then gave an explanation of the
pledge card which was signed by all
members present, promising to sup­
port the work of the W. & C. 8. by
their prayers work in service and gifts
of money.
After this devotional meeting a
committee composed of Zoe Fugelson,
Noble Chowning, Blanche Davis and
Luella Davis, served dainty refresh­
ments to thirty-four .members and
three visitors.
Members present
were: Mesdames Ernest Purvance,
Gerald Stark, Zeiia Ireland, Georgia
Richmond, Lena McCurdy, Clara
Savage, Frank Leslie, Esther Tay­
lor, Bello Knife, Helen Lundquist,
Friday 7:30 Biby Study, conducted
Lillian Zeigler, Dora Oerding, Mary
Harriman, Birdie Skeeii, Ella Nelson, by the Pastor.
Clarice Gormley, Miranda Way,
Blanche Davis, Emily Hersey, Minnie
Laws, Eula Schram, R. T. Newton,
Zoe Fugelson, Harold Varney, 8. F
Stevens, Helen Howe, Neita Oddy,
Noble Chowning, Walter Couden, R.
B. Rogers, G. A. Gray, Kennet Law­
rence, Londy Peart and Helen Peter­
son. The visitors were Mesdames
Frank Freeman, H. E. Cole and Geo.
Hermann.
The executive council will meet at
the home of the president, Mrs Lena
McCurdy, at 900 p. m., Thursday,
Jan. 22.
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FOR RENT—room fiultahl»
for two. Flora E. Dunne, Ml'So.
Henry St.
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If you are thinking of brightening
up your home on these dark winter
days come in to Norton's and pick
out a pair ot new pictures. We have
beautiful floral
prints,
original
French Etchings and scenic pictures
in several sizes for you to choose
from.
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WANTED—To buy old horses, cows
and calves for mink feed. Call B.
T. Hepler, phone 9R5, Coquille.
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DESIRABLE Apartment for rent, fur­
nished, to reliable party. Adults.
Inquire at 209 North Henry, op­
posite Sanford store.
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FOR SALE—5-room House, bath and
store room, 7 apple trees, large
garden, lot 50x150; price $975.00.
277 W. 10th St., Coquille, on paved
street
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Used Outboard Motor Bargaim
1 Repossessed T lit*1*
1 Champion Single Motor.
1 Sea King Twin Motor
AU Priced for Quick Sale.
J. A. LAMB COMPANY
Emanuel Baptist fhfwh
Rev. Edwin C. Swanson, Pastor
150 So. Elliott St.
The Church with a bible ministry
where Jesus Christ is captain and
men are crew.
9:40, Sunday school.
11.•90, Morning Worship.
Sermon: “Casting Away Your
Faith."
0:90 p. m.. Young People’s hour.
7:90 p. m., Evangelistic services.
Sermon: “You Can't Sin and Get
Away With It.”
lit Finley will be preaching at
both morning and evening services
in the absence of the pastor
Church of God
7th at Henry St Orval L. Kerr, Pastor
Where the full gospel is preached.
10:00 a. m.—Sunday school, Mrs.
C. Helvie Supt.
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' 11:00 a. m. — Morning Worship.
Sermon
subject:
“Restoration
through Salvation.”
* 0:90 p. m. — Christian Crusaders*
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7:90 p. m. — Evening Evangelistic
Service,'
10:90 a. m. Tuesday—Cottage pray­
er service.
7:W p. m. Thursday — Midweek
prayer service.
3:00 p. m. Friday—Kiddies’ Story
hour.
ATTENTION—to your car now at a
reasonable cost may save you a
Mg bill later on. Come in for a
check - up.
Terms if desired.
Church Pontiac Co.
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WE SPECIALIZE—on Body and Fen-
der work. Our expert workmen
can make your ear look like new.
Our mechanical experts can also
make it run like now.
Terms.
Church Pontiac Co.
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Attention
to Details
WASHING MACHINE Repair — We
mrvice all »witee of washers
Coast Maytag Co., 420 1st St.
Phone 17.
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FOR SALE—9-reom house and gar­
age, at 545 North Henry
Inquire
at that address.
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FOR SALE—New Home, broadloom
carpet inlaid linoleum, Venetian
blinds, new electric water tank.
Price very reasonable. Inquire 450
North Health.
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SAVE YOUR TIRES—ride a bicycle.
We have a few left at pre-war
prices. FARR A ELWOOD.
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WATER SYSTEM — Electric Auto­
matic Water Systems. Have Run-
nix« Water in your home and pay
<* the F. H. A. Financing Plan.
See us for details.
J. A. LAMB
.COMPANY.
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Honest Advice
Proper Guidance
LADY IN ATTENDANCE.
Gano Funeral Home
ORDER BABY CHICKS NOW—Early
chicks are early layers. Place your
order today. FARR A EL WOODS
Used Farm Machines
1—McCormick 10-30 Tractor.
Just
overhauled.
1—Two-Bottom 14 in. Tractor Flow,
;A-1 condition.
1—Alfalfa Cultivator.
Priced for
Quick Sale.
1—15-90 Tractor. Priced to Sell
Immediately.'
1—14 in. Sulky Plow. A-l condition.
Coat new $92.00. You can have it
for $20 00 casti. Act now.
1—Used Fordson with plow. A-l
condition.
Barnes Transfer
Phone 280-R
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