SOCIAL NOTES <
Bachelor »Girls foeet Officer.
Election of officers was held at the
hotel luncheon misting last Friday
noon by the Bachelor Giris Club.
Marjoyie Knight was reelected presi
dent, Margaret Belloni vice president,
and Margaret Stewart was elected
secretary and treasurer. Members
attending were Marjorie Knight,
Donna Dean Bosaerman, Alys June
Fox, Lunelle Chapin, Linda Holstein,
Helen Anne Shaw, Norene MaKeown,
Marguerite Robinson, Gladys May,
Dorothy Coffee, Maxine Johnson,
Margaret Belloni, Phyllis Belloni,
Aloha Allen and Eunice Howe.
too fast without them. Linda re
ceived two new dolls, each with com
plete outfits and the old dolls had
been re-outfittqd so the dressing and
redressing of the many dolls took up
the entire time till refreshment« were
served. Each place at the table was
marked with a red candy basket, a
valentine napkin and had cell phan
wrapped popcorn ball. For a center
piece was a bright birthday cake
made in the shapg of a five point star
with a lighted candle placed at eaeh
point and one candle in the center.
“The five candles to point and light
the way of the coming year which
was represented by the center candle"
the small guest of honor was told by
her mother. Children present were
Robert and Kay Chamber«, of Marsh-
rield, Fern Leach, Beverly McBride,
Rosetta Olson, Cliffy Briggs, Denny
High. The mothers attending were
Mrs. Max Chambers, Marshfield; Mrs
Emma DeLong,, North Bend; Mes-
dames Sandy McBride, Chas. Briggs,
Wm. High snd Jack Leach.
B. P. W. (lab
B. P. W. club will hold a pot luck
dinner next Monday evening at the
Parish House at 6:30 p. m.
Plans were perfected yesterday at
the regular Wednesday meeting of the
Guild for the Tea next week to be
given In honor of the new Vicar, Rev.
R L. Greene and Mrs. Greene. Rev.
Richard R, Bartlett and wife of the
Bandon area have been invited to at
tend. Mra. J. A. Moore, president of
the Guild, and Mrs, A. J. Sherwood
will be on the réception committee.
Marianne Axtell will serve for the
year as educational chairman. Host
esses on Wednesday were Mesdames
Annie Robinson and Jas. Watson.
Those attending were Mesdames C.
L. Tuttle, J. E. Axtell, Annie Robin
son, Jas. Watson, Ida Owen, Bert FoJ-
some, Henry Lorens, A. J. Sherwood,
Frank Pook, Chas. Selbig, J.’ A,
Moore, Chas. Stauff, Harry Slack and
Miss Marianne Axtell,
Women Clubs Active Prompt Inspection
Throughout Oregon. Of Tires .Urged
Mrs. O. C. Sanford returned last By Ration Board
Sunday after a trip of two weeks’
"Red" Hornish
Called By Navy
The fact that the tire inspection
I duration, which took her across the
i State into northeastern Oregon. Busi deadlines for motorists holding “A”
ness of Ihe Federated Women's Clubs “B” and “C” gasoline cation books
of Oregon was the purpose of her have been, postponed does not mean
trip. Mrs. Sanford is state president. that the vehicle operator should wait
She had to cancel some of her reser until the last minute to have this
vations at the request of the railroad : service performed,
company.
No civilian travel was
The modification of the tire in
wanted over the week-end.
She spection program, which was an-
tound war-time travel quite disrupted i nouncyd by the OPA in Washington
ago, allows holders of
and disorganized for civilian comfort. ‘ a few days ago,
I Before leaving for the eastern part j “A" books until March 31 of this year
It was reported on the nine o’clock
I of the state, Mrs.' Sanford spent sev and provides that the tires must be new* last evening that Robert F o U ms .
eral days in Portland
She was a inspected once every six months.
negro cook on the Southern Pacific
Holders of “B” and “C” books have diner, had confessed to the police
guest of the Sorosis Club, which
holds its meetings during luncheons until February 28 for tire inspection; that he murdered pretty Mrs. R. F.
at the Benson Hotel.
The next day ■•B” book holders must present their James in her berth No. 13 as she
Mrr. Sanford presided at a well at car for tire insepctlon every four traveled south last Friday night. The
tended board meeting of the state months, and ”C’ operators, every grand jury of Linn county indicted
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organization and the following day three months; » .
him for first degree murder yester
This action way taken by OPA to day.
there was a scholarship loan meeting.
On Monday she was in Baker; Tues relieve tire inspectors from a last-
day
at La Grande; Wednesday, Union, minute rush which they probably
Neighborhood ( Ihb
At the Bachelor Girls luncheon last ¡and Thursday at Pendleton, which would have been unable to handle.
Mrs. Don Melton entertained the
Now there will be no excuse for those
Neighborhood Club at her home a Friday at the Coquille Hotel, a letter i last town has a Club of between 20(»
and 300 members and a club house who fail tor comply. It should be
week ago last Wednesday. At 1:1* was read to the members from Ellen
j tlfat would be a credit to Chicago, borne in rpind that after these dates,
dessert luncheon was held, followed Braxton who was until recently con
George E. Oerding, local realtor,
stated Mrs. Sanford. Because of the no holder of any of the ration cards
by Bridge. Mrs. Fred Hudson Won nected with, the Coquille Hospital as
will be able to get gasoline unless the completed two real estate deals the
great
airport
located
nearby,
the
club
high score and Mrs. Harold Strom- X-Ray technician. She is now em
j had on their program a wonderful tire Inspection certificate is produced. past week. One was the property,
quist, substitute guest, was second ployed in a government hosital at
consisting of one acre and a home lo
; Russian pianist and other talent of
Brigham,
Utah.
high. Members present were Mes
cated on 572 N. Carter avenue and
¡high quality drawn from the ranks
dames Frank Martin, Ted Balcom,
owned by a Portland investor, Vern
of the men in service stationed near
Kennett Lawrence, George Johnson, Junior Woman’s Club
there. Pendleton is one of the crowd
Mrs. Samuel Abell entered the hos Richardson. He has been leasing the
Don Gillespie, Irving I arson, and Hana Twa Banquets
property to Glen C. Hutton and Mr.
ed Cities. Mrs. Sanford said.
pital
last Thursday for treatment.
Fred Hudson. Mrs. Ted Balcom will
The Junior Woman's Club held a
Hutton has now taken it over and
In that section of the state the
On Friday, Jan. 22, a 7% pound
private egrd party last Monday night
entertain the club next.
weather was sub zero and at one baby boy, was born to Mr. and Mrs. will claim It as his home. Mr. Hut
at tha home at Q t » m Wlthnell. Fol
place the conductor stated they passed Adolph Molthu, of Riverton. He has ton is employed at Smith Wood-
lowing dessert, a short business meet
Products plant.
through fourteen, feet of snow.
been named Thomas Severin.
ing preceded cards. Plans were dis
The property consisting of a houie
Upon Mrs. Sanford's return to
On
Monday
W.
L.
Harris,
of
Reeds
cussed for the public card party to be
: Portland snow and cold prevented port, entered for treatment and Jim and two lots on East Seventh street
held February 6 and Mary Virginia
{the carrying out of her plans because my, the 11-year old son of Mrs. and one and one-half acres adjoin
Morris was appointed chairman of ar
everything had to be cancelled, due to Jennie Bogan of Powers underwent ing it, which was owned by Mr. and
rangements. Also discussed were the
Mrs. Hans Gisholt, has been sold
transportation tie-ups. She visited an appendectomy.
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plans for the “Down Town Ball’.’ to
to
Grover Morgan who has moved
Salem and there made arrangements
H. R. Talbert, of Coquille entered
be held Feb. 13. Both of these pro
into his new purcahse and is making
for the state convention which will for treatment Tuesday.
jects are money raisers for the Com
be held in the capital city in June.
Mrs. Harvey James, of Ophir, un his home there.-
munity Building and also the milk
Before deciding this, Gerald Owen, derwent a major operation this morn
fund, which is a war work.
I chairman of Civilian Defense in Ore-
Lunelle Chapin, president, appoint jgon, was contacted and he stated he ing.
Muri Pettit, Edna Hartson
. Dismissals the past week were Mrs.
ed the following committee to serve
¡could see no reason for not having W. G. Firestone and baby, of Arago,
, on preparation for the ball: Music,
: the convention as planned. It will be last Friday; Chas. Frye and Mrs. Guy-
Grace WlthneU; Decorations, Donna
. j for two days and will be streamlined, neth Stimmett, of Bandon, on Satur-
Dean Bosaerman; Publicity, Mary according to Mrs. Sanford.
, Virginia Morris; Tickets, Vi McBride, i Mrs. Sanfprd was enthusiastic in day; Mia. Harry'Aber on Jan. 23;
Mrs. Lois Edwards, January 26; Mrs.
Dorothy Harris; Cheek Room, Mar-
I her praise of the clubs, for wherever Maynard Bond and baby yesterday
garat Stewart; Door Sal*«. Evelyn
she went she said she found the club and Mrs. G. E. Stark today.
Russell.
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women were engaged in war service
High scores at cards for the eve
but were also definitely keeping their
ning went to Lunelle Chapin, for
BABY’S PICTURE
i dubs together and holding their mem
bridge, and to Halen Endsley for pin
berships. She said it war gratifying
FAMILY GROUPS
ochle.
•to see, as she did in a number of in-
i stances, where presidents of clubs
To Mr. utjd Mrs. John Kasper, of
Sugar Stamp No. Eleven
had taken on remunerative positions
Myrtle Point, Jan. 23, a seven pounds,
and yet arrangements were made for
Rates Three Pounds
10*4 ounces, baby girl, who has been
them to attend their club meetings.
Sugar stamp number eleven be
¡Civic recognition of the potentialities named Patricia Ann.
comes valid February 1, the Office ¡of the Women’s Federated Clubs has
To Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Frickey, Co
of Price Adnyniatration announced,
quille, a baby buy yesterday.
He
and will be good for three pounds of become generally realized and estab weighed seven pounds, twelve ounces,
lished. In other words Mrs. Sanford
sugar until March 15 1943.
and has not yet been named.
said, "The dubs are weathering the
Sugar stamp number, ten, whicb is
valid for three pounds during a sim
ilar period, expires at midnight Jan-
OnF'Hundred People Enjoy
luary 31.
Negro Confesses To
Lower 13 Murder
Two Properties Sold
By Geo. E. Oerding
We wonder how many re
alize the importance of hav
ing your car checked over
after driving through high
water.
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The gear cases, unversals,
wheel bearings and brake
parts jtre very important.
Neglect of these units will
lead to costly repairs.
Belle Knife Hospital
Births At Coquille
Hospital
SaturdayNight
January 30
Coquille Community Bldg.
Admission 55c per person
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Shady's Orchestra
Beulah Chapter Card Party
Profits to Community Building Fund
Coquille
>d DevHs
Saturday evening Masonic Hall was
the scene of a very lovely card party
given by the social club of Beulah
Chapter, No. 6, O. E. S. Almost one
hundred guests played bridge, pin
ochle, Chinese checkers and contract
rummy. Door prizes of delicious-
looking cakes were awarded to Mrs.
W. E. Bossermn and Mrs. J. A. Moore.
At bridge high scores prizes were
I won by Mrs. Frank Thrift and Harry
Oerding; those consoled were: Mrs.
Tailant Greenough and a. W. Tyrrell.
At pinochle Mrs. Roth received high
for men and Mrs. Bessie Borel the
high for ladies; low, Mrs. J. D. Gil- ■
lespie and C. V. Slinth. Mrs. Henry
Ixtrenz and John Martin’won high at
Chinese checkers while Mrs. Ida
Owen and John Jayes received low.
At contract rummy, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Stauff made high score, while
Mrs. John Martin was low. After
cauls, sandaiclics and coffee were
'seived in the banquet h311.
For Computing
FEDERAL and STATE
INCOME TAX
GEO. E. Oerding
at Bank Bldg.
Sauer Kraut
County Rejects
AH Gas Bids
01 ouille High JJc ho
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The < r.unty court at its session last
Friday rejected al) bids for gasoline
for the county’s use in 1943. Six of
.the bids were identical and the sev
enth was so restricted in its terms
; as to be unsuited to the county’s
needs.
| At the request of the county clerk
the salary of the bookkeeper in the
1 clerk’s office was advanced from *185
to *200 per month by the court, and
the salary of the first deputy clerk
, was raised from *155 to *175 per
. month,.
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A Squad Game 8:00 P. M
Special communication Chadwick
Lodge No. 68, A. F. 8r A M . Friday,
January 29, and Tuesday, February
2. Work in M. M degree both nights.
R. C.^Johnson, W. M.K’
See our large display of choice pot
* plants at Bergen’s, acroas highway
j, from telephone office.
Not the
1 cbeapestliut the best. Phone «4
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