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¡Special Meetings
Through" At Roxy
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph E. Nosier, who
had both been ill since their recent
The special meetings which began
trip to Portland, the former with last Sunday, at the Assembly of God Thurs., Fri., Saturday
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pneumonia, were able to get out again
this week, although Ralph, who lost
18 pounds during his siege, is still far
from strong. '
with Evangelist and Mrs. Lindsay;
have been attended with good inter
est. The message of the evangelist is
earnest and filled with interesting
1 experiences of himself and hold his
Mm. George McClellan and daugh audience well throughout his speak
ter came in Tuesday for a visit with ing.
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fol
Sunday In Sunday school he start-
som. Their home is at Lebanon but i ed a Red and Blue contest which
Eleanor has been attending O. S. Ci 1 will terminate Easter Sunday. The
at Corvallis, brushing up so that she I one bringing the largest number of
may be ready to accept employment new scholars will receive a prize.
Thursday, tonight, after he speaks,
when George is called to Uncle Sam’s
he will pray for the sick and Friday
service.
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night his subject is, “Could Hitler or
Stalin be the Anti-Christ’’’ There
is no meeting Saturday but Sunday
evening Rev. Lindsay takes for his
subject, “The Unexplained Mysteries
of the Gospel,” AU services begin
Mrs. A- J. Sherwood left Sunday at 7:30, Pastor L, CL Perslng cor
dially invited th* public,
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lengill vvitli her daughter. Mrs. A. J.
Browning, and family
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Friday For Jane Gould
Clarence A. Barton Aft Tuesday
morning, after being home on a short
furlough since last Thursday, to re
turn to duty at Fort Lewis where he
is stationed. Mrs. J. 3. Barton and
Mrs. Mae Barton accompanied Kim
is far as Portland.
Farewll Party Last
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of- Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Bohroeder.
was hesteaa last |’riday afternoon at
her home at a farewell party for
Jane Gould, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Gould who are now settled
at Sutherlin. The young folks en
joyed an afternoon of games, and
there was a llandkerchief shower for
the guest of honor.
The table at which refreshments of
yookies and punch were served was
deocrated with favors for the guests,
who were Sharon {.arson, Helen Tay
lor, Marcia Mauney, Mary Kistner,
Nancy Perrott, Carla Schroeder, be
sides Jane and Diana..
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A service romance laid aaipnst the
«rim background of the Battle of the
Atlantic, and a gripping feud be
tween t>o navy men, form the dual
theme
of “The
Navy
Comes
Through." Pat O’Brien and George
Murphy are co-featured in the pic
ture, and Jane Wyatt is the heroine
of the offering, with most of the
action taking place aboard an Ameri
can freighter bound for Ireland,
and on a captured Nazi supply ship'
FOLKS:-Here’s o Lot
of Entertainment
O’Brien is in command of the navy
gun crew on the freighter and is dis
gusted when he finds that Murphy,
a disgraced former navy officer who
lias enlisted as a seaman, la a mem
ber of the crew. Believing O’Brien
to be responsible for his original dif
ficulties, Murphy resents the situa
tion -especially since O’Brien’s sis
Norton’s now hâve the Kern-Craft
ter, a navy nurse, is in love with him
War Bond wallet. Holds 50 bonds
despite her brother’s advice.
After the freighter goes to sea the and will fit in your Safety deposit
Protect those
veiled hostility bet ween, the two men box or handbag.
breaks into open warfare when in an War Bonds you’re so proud to bu^
attack by Nazi planes Murphy is Wallets only *1.00 egch.
suspected of cowardice.
Thrilling
battles against U-boats and the cap
ture of the German supply vessel
provide dramatic highlights in the
setting tor the personal relation,
ships of the three principals, until
Keys made for all locks. Stevens
stirring climax brings matters to
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satisfactory conclusion.
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WED. April 14
Tony Biases last week sold his
ranch along the river below Coquille
to Schuyler Cook and is now looking
for a house in Coquille to rent.
Gerald (Red) Sutton, formerly of
the Quelle Cafe, who has been work
ing at • shipyard in Portland for sev
eral months, spent the week-end with
his family here.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ted Peterson, for
merly proprietors of the Dillard Mar
ket here, were in Coquille a few
days last week. He is stationed in
Camp White at Medford and she is
employed by Consolidated Freight
ways at Roseburg.
Mr. and Mrs Arnold Melby were
here Monday from Portland visiting
relatives and calling on friends. They
left here about a year ago when
lie left the plant here to enter Uncle
Sain’s service. He took the para
trooper course at Fort Benning, Ga.,
and Is now stationed in South Dakota.
Mrs. Melby is employed in Portland.
Hugh Gearhart, who left Wednes
day afternoon with the draft contin
gent, was the third of City Engineer
J. N. Gearhart's sons to enter ihe
service and his sister is working in
a parachute factory in Loe Angeles
so that the second generation is in-.
100 per cent. One of the boys is in
Africa. .
hurst College lists Jane Kramer,
formerly of Coquille, on the honor
roll for the winter quarter.
Miss
Kramer, a sopohmore there, averaged
A or B in all subjects. She is a
member of the staffs of thg college
yearbook and of the newspaper.
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