Social Notes
Coquille Eagles
Neighborhood Bridge Club
Elect Officers
Mrs. Dan Melton entertained mem- j
bora of her bridge club un Wednes-
day afternoon at her home. The club
has lost Mrs. Ted Balcom, who has
moved from Coquille recently and
gained Mrs. Harold Stromquist in
her place. Mrs. Fred Hudson won
high score and Mrs. Frank Martin
was second high.
Also attending
were Mesdames Irving Larson, Don
Gillespie, Georgp Johnson and Ken­
nett Lawrence.
Guild Meeting
,
Last Friday evening Uie Coquille
Aerie of Eagles held its annual elec­
tion of officers.
Those elected to office were Loa I
Hickenbottom, Junior Past Worthy
President; Evan W. Alburn, Worthy
I President; A. A. Kyle, Worthy Vice
I President; James N. Jacobsen. Worthy
Chaplain; F. R. Bull, secretary;
Richard Anderson, treasurer; Glenn
Storey, conductor; Wm. O. Owens, in-
< side guard; John McNair, outside
guard; E. C. Yarbrough, trustee for
one year; and Earl E. Adams, trus­
tee for three years.
j The present officers retire from of­
fice on June 1 after seeing the Eagles
through a very successful year. Un­
der ti**ir splendid leadership the
membership has grown to more than
500.
Mr. and Mr*. Graydon
Crews Parents
Mrs. Hazel Hanna has just received
a letter from Mrs. Graydon Craws,
of Annapolis, Maryland. In it was
the announcement of the birth of an
infant daughter, Sandra Lynn, who
arrived on May 5. The baby's father.
Lieutenant Graydon Crews, was
principal of the Lincoln school and
left here a year ago last September,
going to Seattle, later to Chicago, and
now is studying airulogy at the U. S.
Naval Academy at Annapolis. Mrs.
Crews, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Herman, of Myrtle Point,
taught at the Valley View school und
was un active member of ttie local
Business and Professional Women's
Club, being at the time of leaving
here on the executive board. Mrs.
Crews wished to have the news of
the baby's arrival reach her Coquille
friends.
• Mrs. Jay Freeman, McKinley route,
entered for treatment; Mrs. Mary
Fuller, Bandon, underwent a major
operation, and Betty June, six-year
old daughter of Ellsworth Willett on
the McKinley route, submitted to an
appendectomy; all last Thursday..
Harold Watzling, Myrtle Point, en­
tered for treatment on Friday, and
June RikdT* Bandon, underwent an
appendectomy on Sunday.
Gano Cornwall, Coquille, under­
went a major operation on Monday.
A 7 Vi pound baby boy was born to
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Robison of Arago
on Tuesday.
The same day Roy Campbell, of
Riverton, submitted to an appen­
dectomy.
A 7 Mi pound baby girl, who has
been named Marcia Lynn, was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Cedric Cross, who
live below Riverton, yesterday. :
Also yesterday Mrs. Gus Schroeder,
Arago, entered for treatment; Jack
Cardwell, of Fairview, entered for
medical attention, and Mrs. Mary
Eaker, of Bandon, had her teeth' ex­
tracted by Dr. J^R. Bunch.
Dismissals have been Mrs. Chas
G. Brown on Friday Howard Tor-
rance. Louise Johnson and Erniie
Smith on Saturday, Mrs. Ralph
Brown and Marjorie Travis on Sun-
day.
Mrs. Frank Martin was hostess at
the regular weekly Guild meeting
on Wednesday, Plans were discussed
for the reception for Bishop Dagwell
and the Confirmation class following
the services Wednesday eveing. At­
tending were Mesdames Wm. Mansell,
J. A. Moore, Chas. Selbig, Ned Kay,
James E. Gaffey In Naval
Frank Pook, F. M. Shaw, Ed. Lorenz,
Ida Qwen, R. L. Stewart, Annie Rob­ Alaskan Indian Boy Leaves
Training At Farragut
inson, Fred Kun?, Miss Marianne Ax­ (After Winter At Riverton
Beginning his recruit training last
tell and Mrs. Ed. Russell, visiting
Eleven year old Kenneth Liask, flt- week at Farragut Naval Training
here from Portland.
116 Indian boy who has spent the Station is James Edward Gaffey, son
past wilder with Mrs. Irene Hartwell of Mr. and Mrs. W. Guffey, of North
I.af-a-lot Club Meets
and Cberi, Mae at Riverton, left for Willard street, Coquille.
The Laf-a-lot club met at the home i his home in Alttska on Wednesday.
During the weeks he is in training
of Mrs. Ô. K. Rakestraw last Thurs­ He accompanied his parents. Mr. and there, he will be taught military dis­
day. Members present were Mes­ 'Mi's. David Liask, who came from cipline, the fundamentals of seaman­
dames George Gilman, Alex Mackey, Seattle to get him.
Mr. Liask is ship, and undergo rigorous physical
Will Meyers, J. W. Ruble and W. E. • mayor of Metlakatla, Alaska. The hardening.
Cross.
| past winter he has been working in > Upon completion of his training, he
, Seattle and, because the family was , will be given an opportunity to qual- ’’OR Expert Emergency, Repair Ser­
396 Club
unable to find housing facilities, they ify for
one of the Navy’s several
vice on Milking Machines, Farm
Noon day potluck dinner was lived on their boat. Because of their I Service Schools, many of which are
Water Systems, Tractors and,Farm ;
served last Friday, May 7th, at the , friendship with Cheri Mae Hartwell, located at Farragut, for further train
'Machines, call J. A. Lamb Com-
home of Mrs. J. W. Ruble on the whom they met when she visited ing a specialized trade.
p..ny. Note--For Quick Service,
Marshfield highway to members of Alaska in the summer of 1941, ar-
small machines should be sent to
the 396 club. Members present were rangements were made to send Ken-
our shop..
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Mesdames Florence Hallock, Rose neth to Riverton.
Marie Martin, Ophal Gilman, Katie
The have two other sons, both in
Detlef sen, Hazel George, Elsie Wheat­ the service; Bert, pilot of a Mitchell
on, Gladys George and Edna Rake­ bomber in Africa and a first lieu­
straw. Meeting next will be with j tenant, and Wally, who is in Okla­ j Milford Wurdlow, arrested on the
Bay last Friday on a Wyoming war­
Mrs. Fern Peterson on June 4th.
MAY 7th
homa in the Naval Air Corps. He
rant charging his with non-support
was captain of the Uuniversity of
of his minor children there, was re­
Small, Round Yellow Gold
Donf miss nearing Willie White Washington basketball team this year leased on order of Justice Alan Hall
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and
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for
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long
distance
at the Church of Christ.
Every
the next day after bail had ben fur­
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night except Mondays. May 2 - May howitzer shooting.
nished.
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William Richard Chard is working
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What Would It Mean To You
To Lose Your Driver's License
And Registration Certificate?
Suspension of your right to drive is now mandatory
if you are involved in an accident from which damage
or death results, unless you can pay damages
assessed against you.
Recent Arrivals
In County Jail
Be Prepared
Lost
County Treasurer Receives
See our :arge display or choice pot $47,470 Tax Money
plants at Bergen’s, across highway
The last turn-over from the tax
from telephone office.
Not the department to County Treasurer
cheapest but the best. Phone 64.
s Stauff for. this fiscal year was made
earlier this week when 947,470.48,
most of it for delinquent taxes, was
transferred.
'
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Us fo Mee» All Requests
uround the court house yard as a
trusty, after beiqg sentenced to 60
days in the jail by Justice Fred Bull
last Thursday. He confessed to tak­
ing a tank, tire, tools and gas frqm
a car at the Krome Corporation plant.
Willie White, evangelist
You are invited to attend the re- May 23.
vival at the Church of Christ May 2- 13t4s
Belle Knife Hospital
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Res.
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RIVERTON, ORE.
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