Iw. C. T. U. Hears
Order Eastern Star
Grand Matron Here
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Beyal Neighbors Lodge Adopt
Last Thursday evening,
Beulah ; Change in Social Policy
Chapter, O. E. S„ was joint hostess j Changing conditions in the af-
with Marshfield and North Bend at i fairs of members of the Royal Neigh-
a district meeting of the three chap 1 bors lodge have resulted in the new
ters held here in the Masonic hall. plan for a social hour* fallowing the
Mrs. Marjorie Simpson, of Portland, business session of the regular lodge
meeting. This, instead of the con
fieiaj visit. The meeting was pre tinuance of the Tauk-an-so culb,
ceded by a bountiful six-thirty seemed more convenient for the du
o'clock potluck dinner held in the ration. Mrs. Frank Mulder, Mrs. Er
nest Batty and Wrs William Jones
banquet ball.
.
Mabel and Helen Winnegar, moth , made up the hostess committee last
er and daughter, algo Corporal Ben I Wednesday night. Jello and cake
Holverstott were initiated into the i were served at a table decorated with
order by the officers of Doris Chap j artistic favors, little flower pots filled
ter, Marshfield. In an attractive de 1 with spring flowers. Receipts for the
gree, presented hy a few officers of ! cake were sold by the committee.
Anne Montgomery, assistant depu-
Beulah Chapter, the Worthy Grand
Matron was presented with a gift . ty from Marshfield, was present to
from the three chapters. Following ¡help with plans for the county con
th^ meeting, refreshments were vention in Coquille June 16. Mem-
I bers attending were Mesdames Al
served in the banquet hall.
• Burch, Ernest Johnson,
Orville
Tharp, Earl Schroeder, Henry Bel-
loni, A. N. Willey, Guy Torrey ^Wm.
Guffey; Clyde Clark, Ellis Martin
dale, J. W. McGuffin, M. D. Sher-
mrd and Anne Montgomery.
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I ii ^‘¡sdatn‘‘s Richmond, Laws, Ellis, ' Mrs. Greenough Transportation
tl. Schaer, Harriman, Skeels, Couden,
, Chairman For Luncheon
(.Uifwcll. Grt<y, Nelsun. DeNoma,
A week from next Saturday, April
Dunn, PurOunce, Eiickson, D. Schaer
24, is the date of the luncheon to be
and Persine.
The W. C. T. U. met at the home
held in Marshfield, at the Chandler
of Mrs. Harold McCue for its regular
Hotel, at 12:30 o'clock. Mrs. Eleanor
business meeting this week, with Townsend Auxiliary Meets
Wilson McA'doo will be the speaker
The Ladies Auxiliary of Townsend and any woman buying a $37.50 bond
Mrs. Richmond in charge of devo
Club, No. 2, met at the home of Mrs. from a dub chairman between the
tions and program.
Topics for the day were: "The DeNoma on April 8, at two o’clock. dates of March 20 and April 24. is
Place of Youth in Today’s Living’’ The president and vice president eligible to attend. Price of luncheon
and a striking topic, "Women and' ♦ere absent and the secretary pre- j I is
is sixty-five
sixty-five cents.
cents Mrs. F. L. Green-
■'
Drink,” taken from the Outlook of sided. Mildred Miller paid $2.25 for - 1 dugh • is chairman
of transportation.
the Church of Christ. Quoting the rugs received. Letter was read from Cali her and report if you have room
American Baptist:
"The morning Ollie Mods. Blocks were distributed for extra passengers or if you have
paper carries the story of a terrible for names to be worked on them for no means of transportation. There
sadistic murder. A little girl who Lillian Roth’s name quilt. The club will be a way made for all to attend
was allowed by her mother to fre received a donation and the ladies who wish to.
quent a liquor tavern, slain by a man talked of articles to be made for a
bazaar some time in the future. They
who has a long record of sadism.
Woman’s Club Annual May Day
“There is a wave of such news in also sewed rags for rugs. A quilt is
our dailies. There are more women to be tied at the next meting. A card Dance, Saturday, May 1, in Coquille
drunkards in the United States than was sent to Viola Liday. The club Community Building. Come and see
ever before and their number is Will meet with Mildred Miller on the queen crowned at 9:00 p. m.
April 2. Please come early to tie a Admission 55 cents per person. 13t3
■onstantly increasing. ■
“There are 437,000 licensed liquor quilt, and bring scissors.—Press Cor.
dealers, one saloon for every 300
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persons.
;
First Man. In County Jail
“Eleven saloons for every church In Over Three Weeks
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»nd one saloon for every seventy-one
The first person to be confined in
. ’
of Coquille
homes.
the county r
jail
since March __ 20
.
r-
"There are 1,350,000 girls employed Charles Wesley McCrary, who was
in the liquor traffic in the United
fined $5 and costa in justice court at
States.
North Bend on Monday for'having
“Of this staggering number we no license plate on his trailer. After
have not taken into consideration the serving two days he paid the $6.00
thousands who are selling liquor il balance in cash.
legally. Giris of 'teen age habitually
Roy Cooper was brought over
loaf and drink in saloons."
from North Bend yesterday where
The chairman for the Children’s he was convicted in J. ,P. court of
Farm Home had a nice' display of petit larcency, taking a small amqunt
gifts for the Easter bdx for the home. of food from a restaurant. His fine
Stamp chairman reported $13.00 in was set at $10 and 20 days of the 30-
“WALLY”
day jail sentence was suspended.
defense stamps sold.
Startling Figures
The Industrial Repair Co
Lafalot Club
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Mrs. George Gilman entertained
members of the Lafalot Club at her
home last Thursday afternoon. Her
daughter, Mrs. H. D. Jacoby and son,
' Noel, of Eugene, houseguests for the
week-end, were present. Also Mrs.
Bill Taninnee, of Eureka, sister of
Mrs. W. E. Cross and of Mrs. Maggie
Simmons, was an extra guest.
The
group sewed during the afternoon
and were served refreshments by the
. hostess.
Members attending were:
Refreshments were served by host
Mesdames John Martin, W. E. Cross,
Wm. Meyers, Hulda Ellingson, 6. K. esses Evq McCue and Martha Mulkey
Rakestraw, Alex Mackey and Maggie
Simmons. The club meets with Mrs.
John Martin in two weeks
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Baptist Mission Circle Meets
The Baptist Women's Mission Cir
eta met In the church parlors yester
day afternoon. The president. Alice
the devotional»
Holverstott,
led
A short business
from Psalm 46.
meeting followed at which it was
decided to meet for the summer
months In the evening, beginning in
May,
A missionary program fol
lowed, as follows: “Christian Homes
in India," by Mrs. Cummins, who
also reud parts of letters from her
daughter who is a missionary in In
dia; "Christian Homes in South
China,” given by Mrs. Nolan Finley;
"Christian Homes in Belgian Congo.”
by Mrs. Cleo Capps, and an article
from "Baptist Mission,” read by Mrs.
Wm, Knight
Mrs. Florence Hal
lock, h guest, sang two beautiful
songs.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Wheeler and Mrs. Dunne to: Mes
dames R. B. Cummins, Nolan Finley,
Bob Olson, Erickson, Holverstott,
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