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Hostess For Natal
Day Next Monday
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| of the assembly which convenes at
two o'clock in the Washington school
auditorium, will have as preaiding
officers, Mrs Flora Comp tori presi
dent assisted by R. A. Jeub, vice
president, and Mrs. Louise Leslie,
secretary
At the close of the afternoon ses-
slon the association members and vis
itors will assemble at the hotel, for a
reception honoring members of the
Grand Chapter attending as special
guests.
Mrs. Florence Sanford ia
chairman for the reception and tea,
assisted by Mrs. Harriet Osika, Mrs.
Rheo Walker and a large committee.
Matrons of the county and Natal Day
officers are to oe in the receiving
table. Miss Muriel Dae has arranged
an interesting musical program.
Stale of fleer»«-who imve accepted
an Invitation to the convention and
are planning to attend are: Worthy
Grand Matron Marjorie Simpson.
Portland; Worthy Grand Patrons Da
vid O. Bennett. St. Helens: Past
Grand Matrons, Alberta McMurphy,
Eugene, and Stella K. Drake, Port
land; Dr. June Martin, Associate
Grand Matron, Marshfield; Grand
Organist, Mrs. David O. Benndtt;
Grand Marshal Hannah Rudd, and
Grand Chaphun Minnie Nunenkamp.
Portland; Maxine Jeuh, Grand Electa,
Coquille; Oliver Hurtig. Grand Sen
tinel, Portland.
The evening session will convene
at 8:15 o’clock. At the close_pf this
meeting there will be another re
ception and .entertainment by the
Musicianettes local orchestra. •
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Calling cards, 50 for IliOO.
Our (Great America -ft
Coos Coal Board
Named This Week
Births At Coquille
Hospital Past Week
The new coal-development com-1
A baby boy, wlm weighed seven
mittee, which w as asked by the j pounds, one ounce. and who has been
Southwestern Oreg< >n Minerala Asao- > named Ronald Lee,. was born to Dr.
elation, was named this week by | and Mrs. LJk Gould on Monday,
County Judge E. L. Peterson who has The doctor ia one of the hospital staff.
requested its hiemebrs to meet with
Yesterday a four pounds, thirteen
him next week to discuss what can ounce, baby boy was born taMr, and
tie d ne to hasten the development Mrs. T. E. Miller, of Myrtle Point
of Coos county’s coal resources and He has been named Ernest I .eon.
secure contracts for furnishing coal
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ames, of Pow
to the two large cantonments in the ers, became the parents this morning
state.
of a baby boy who weighed seven
Named on tiie committee were O. pounds, five ounces, and whose given
L. Wood. L. H. Hazard and F. M. Har name ia Archie Albert, Jr.
den brook, of Coquille; Mayor K. I.
b'rdtiklin, of Bandon} F. C. Baker
and E. C. Roberta, of Myrtle Point;
Dell Curtis, of Powers: H. O. Kern
and John Mullen, of North Bend, Dr.
R. M. McKeown, J. Stanley Emery,
Fritz Hagen and S. F. Sackett, of
Marshfield.
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Built in the
Four Stars Head Cast
Of "Kings Row" At
Roxy Sun., Mon., Tue.
Gifts for men in the service must
be compact. Norton’s have Just re
vived a stock of useful kits in khaki
for the boys. Shop early and pick
Ait your gifts now. Button shining
The film version of “Kings Row,”
its, shoe shining kits, toilet articles, one of the mast popular novels of the
service memory books, writing port decade, will be the new screen offer
folios, mending kits, money belts, etc ing at the Roxy Theatre, Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday." Ann Sheridan,
A guaranteed permanent repair in Robert Cummings, Ronald Reagan and
your broken tire insures you getting Betty Field head one of the most dis
to your Job and conserves rubber at tinguished casts ever assembled in
the same time.
See your O. K. one moticn picture.
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* -Under the direction of Bam Wood,
producer and director of such all
time screen favorites as “Goodby Mr
Chips," “Our Town,” and “Kitty
Foyle," “Kings Row" has retained the
full flavor of the original novel. At
the Warner Bros Studio, the utmost
care was given to the casting of the
film, and to providing authentic back
grounds with the turn of the century
atmosphere that ia so inherent a part
'f the story of “Kings Row.”
, Vividly brought to life on the
screen is this story of young people,
hemmed in by the stifling inhibitions
and taboos of a small midwestern
town in the early years of this cen
tury. Struggling to find happiness
against the opposition of the seething
undercurrent of gossip and backbiting
the strong and brave emerge victor
ious, the weak are submerged.
Two young men, and the two ro-(
nances in which each becomes in
volved provide the central dramatio
situations. The love affair of Robert
Cummings, as Parris Mitchell, the
gently reared grandson of a foreign
noblewoman, and
his childhood
sweetheart, Cassandra (played by
Betty Field) meets a tragic end. He|
eventually finds some consolation and
a promise of future happiness WithI
Ellse (played by Kaaren Verne). The
other young man, Drake McHugh,
who Is portrayed by Ronald Reagan.
Is embittered by the parental opposi
tion which Louise Gordon’s (Nancy
Coleman) family put in the way of
tiieir marriage, but finds his true
mate in Randy Monaghan (Ann Sheri- |
dan), the right girl from the wrong I
side of the tracks.
The brilliant supporting cast is I
headed by Charles Coburn as the self- '
ront St. Market
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i ighteous Dr. Gordon, Judith Ander- j
son as his wife, Claude Rains as Dr.
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penskaya as Parris’ grandmother, and |
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triend and advisor.
Casey Robinson wrote the screen'
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