Materials For
Knitters, Sewers
Mrs. Gladys Gano, who maintains
headquarters for Red Cross materials,
reports that yam for wristlets, muf­
flers, helmets and sweaters has been
received and knitters may secure
their supplies at any time from her.
Also received was material for ten
hospital shirts and tor children's
rompers.
Unstinted Prai
For Necessities
¡Unit's Demonstration
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sheet prepared by Mr. Bedingficld
and which was opened by Mr. Stelle,
Coquille general chairman of the
Necessities Division, at seven o’clock.
After the reading, the various units
went into action and all of them most
efficiently demonstrated what they
would do if Mr Bedingifeld’s prob­
lem, which read as follows, had hap­
pened:
Card of Thanks
We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to friends and neighbors
whose sympathy and helpful kind­
ness was so welcome during our re­
cent bereavement, and for the flow­
ers at the service held.
Weather: Light northwest wind,
The Tom Boone Family
clear, hot, low humidity.
Time: Three p. m.
Enemy planes dropped incendiary
bombs in East Coquille and along
Coast Range last night. Forest fires
burning uncontrolled at many places
between Roseburg and Coquille and
south to Rogue river. All roads east
out of Coquille closed. No traffic
Coquille, Oregon
permitted from Coquille south on
either road.' Two areas in Coquille,
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east of city ball are burning uncon­
trolled but can be kept east of busi­
ness section ot town.
All residents have been removed
from area east of Hall street, on ac­
count of fire and unexploded bombs
Eight dead and thirty injured are
taken care of by Medical section.
Roads to Bandon and Marshfield
open but traffic restricted to po­
lice, army and relief work.
Power and telephone services are
ejka Jewelry Store
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Diamonds* Watches* Silverware
Electrical Appliances and
Fostoria Glassware
Mrs. Woodyard And Mr. Ruble
Honored By Order Faeirrn Star
Members of Beulah Chapter, O. E.
S. enjoyed a very interesting meet­
ing last Thursday evening, with de­
grees and reports from Grand Chap­
ter. The Chapter room was beauti­
fully decorated with huge baskets of
flowers. Candidates wire initiated
into the order and expressed their ap­
preciation for membership.
Maxine Jeub, grand Electa, and Bess
Maury, grand representative of Rhode
Island, were presented with beautiful
corsages. Mrs. Jeub gave a short
talk which was most interesting. The
day was the birthday of the Worthy
Patron, Julius Ruble, and five broth­
ers conferred a degree on him, en­
titled, “The Neglected Men.”
Mrs. Maud Woodyard was hon­
ored because of her faithful service
to Beulah Chapter. As a tribute of
affection for her, Gertrude Ulett,
In her gracious manner and with an
appropriate poem, presented Mrs.
Woodyard with handkerchiefs from
members of the Chapter. A song,,
dedicated to Mrs. Woodyard was sung ’
by the choir while she was still in the
east with Sister Gertrude. The song,
composed by Florabelle Boober, was
sung to the tune of “Down the Long,
Long Trail.”
Following adjournment of the
meeting, refreshments of coffee and
cake were served in the banquet
room.. There were three large birth­
day cakes in honor of Mr. Ruble gnd
the tables were well decorated with
flowetg.
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Mrs. Fugelson Entertains
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Last Thursday Mrs. Joe Fugelson
entertained the executive council
ot the Women’s Society of Christian
Service at her home in Sanford
Heights. The sewing club of the W.
S. C. S. attended also and much of
the time was spent sewing for the
June 27—Leslie A. Knight and Leia bazaar to be held this coming fall.
Mae Snyder, both of Powers.
A potluck luncheon was served at
June 27—Lester Leamond Davies, noon to • the following: Mesdames
of Marshfield, and Virginia Irene Minard, Garrison, Ireland, Nelson,
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Davis, Herbert Wood, Savage, Taylor,
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