st ! young miss, who was born, Feb. 17,1 terested is urged to'be present.
Carrie Benham is visiting at the
Imme of lier son, Tom Benham, this
week, from her home at Bridge. While
here her sister, Hattie Hatcher, is
staying with their mother, Mr*. Me­
lissa Brownson, who will be 93 years
of age this Coming June 1. She still
is active in and around her home.
Mrs. Bill Noah and daughter, Bon­
nie, of Lakeside, spent Sunday at the
home of her mother, Amanda John­
son.
Earl Johnson, of Hebo, Ore., was in
with him after spending the time her the valley last week-end on business
husband was away at the S. C. Mc­ and, visiting mi mother, Amanda
Allister home. .
Joluison. Also at Mrs. Johnson's is
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Russell, of John­
son Mill, visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. S. C. McAllister Saturday
and Scott McAllister returned home
with them for a short visit.
The regular monthly missionary
meeting will be held Wednesday at-
I Mrs. Alpha Sayler from Nehalem.
She is Mrs. Johnson's daughter also.
Mr. and Mr*. John Martin and Mr.
and Mr*. Ruble, of Coquille Grange,
were visitors last Saturday night at
the Fairview Grange. Mr*. Charles
Geitner was hostess and served sand­
wiches, salad and cookie*.
Mr. and Mr*. Melvin Kenyon moved
into their new home last week. They
purchased from Tom Benham the
small place where the Millards lived.
Mrs. J. A. Deudmond is reported
much better. She is in Keizer Hospi­
tal in North Bend. She has been un­
able to take any nourishment for a
month and was in serious condition.
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m. in the Arago church.
i Mrs. Grace Rackleft returned home
.with her daughter, Maxine, Mrs.
Chas. Gale, 'to Klamath Falls last
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This states concisely th«\^TAL necessity confront*
Ing every section of the State of Oregon... both
country and city. Food has become one of the most
Important weapons of war.
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Th« farmer« of this stat« ar« rallying to produce
mor« essential foods in 1943 than ever before.
This bank is glad to give public recognition to their
important tervice and express its confidence that our
"Farm Front will back up our Fighting Front."
We urge every citizen to coupe rate by conserving
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the food th« farmer raises and to prevent its waste
4!ßumdui “fktouykout Ottçon.
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row« company