>»«*«-8. P.W. Club Seeks
“ Discarded Costume
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Just how the Bachelor Girls Club Rodeo. Forced to wear crazy hats |nwn|rv Fnr ^nlflihrc
lists their newly acquired member, because of their forgetfulness to do so <*CWCIiy • Ul JVIUItJIS
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Iris Elrod Joins
Bachelor Girls Club
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Iris Elrod, into their midst has as the week before. Eunice Howe and
yet remained unexplained. Honorary Lunelle Chapin appeared with head-
or associate, or any other claasifica- gears to symbolize their present vo-
tiop for irregulars that it may bftjris cations.. Chappie’s was mad* of sta-
was the highest bidder for member- tionery as might befit a teacher of
ship in the Bachelor Giris Club at the ’ literature and Eunice, who is asais-
Bond auction and Sale held at the (tant to Dr. Bunch, was crowned with
last month. I suggestions of false teeth.
Community Building
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Accordingly as was his right, he took ' Girls attending were: Yvonne Kern,
his place at their luncheon at the Margaret Bellonl, Glenda Clinton,
hotel last Friday noon.
Margaret Alys June Fox, Maxine Johnson,
Belloni welcomed him and graciously Margaret Stewart, Dorothy Coffey,
presented him with the usual courte- Lydia Holstein, Marguerite Robison,
sy lor a new member, a lovely cor. Jean Williams, Dorothea Yarbrough,
Elsie Forrest, Phyllis Belloni, Lunelle
sage.
Before the luncheon was over he1 Chapin, Rheo Walker, Eunice Howe,
was provided with a second corsage
from the Rotary Club, delivered di A. W. S. Not To Be On
SPORT FISHING
BOATS FOR RENT
Catch your own. but if you
don’t have any' luck, we sell
SALMON FOR CANNING
LICENSED DEALER
Place youf order. Phone 5-R-14
H. T. MILLER
r IRKERSBURG
% mi. north of Bear Creek store
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on the River road
airy." It was stated with authority
that a chaplain reported A chapel
large enough to hold five hundred
men was built by natives in the S. W.
Pacific In exchange for gifts of
trinkets of this sort, which intrigued
them more than any other kind of
play. Natives will do valiant service
¡in return for a glittering trinket
Portland recently conducted a similar
drive.
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24-Hour Duty Hereafter
Boxes will be placed in stores and
offices about town to receive dona-
It has been directed by the War
Hons of such jewelry. Every womm
Department that certain elements of
* the Aircraft Warning Service be . and girl has some. When collected
placed on an “Alert Status” and from the jewelry will be sent to the scr-
now on observation posts and filter vice mens club in San Francisco fcr
centers will be. subject to call instead forwarding to the South Sea Islands.
The club voted to continue mem-
of operating on a 24-hour basis. Fol
bership
in the International Federa-
lowing are the instructions as Issued
%y the headquarters office in Port tlon and to send the dues.
re-
land:
ceived special birthday honors, a
At 6:00 p. m., October 16, 1M3, the
corsage presented by Vice President
Aircraft Warning Service will dis
Eva Stevens, followed by the salute.
continue its twenty-four hour duty
“Happy birthday to you.”
schedule and go on an alert basis.
“Music in Russia,” was the subject
The Aircraft Warning Service is
of a paper by Inez Rover played
definitely not being abandoned.
The War Department has figured arts chairman.
Words of the Russian national an-
the calulated risk of relieving civilian
volunteers from working long shifts them were on a black board for the
as compared to the chances of sus club to follow as Inez Rover played
tained enemy surprise attack by air its music. The Russian folk song,
“V. Iga Boatman” and Russian air,
and believes that volunteers can now
“Hark, the Vesper Hymn Is Stealing“
be put on an alert status.
were sung by the assembly, led by
Clara Stauff und accompanied by Inez
Calling carda. M ror il.Oti
Carlaods
of Roofing
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The Business and Professional
Women’s Club met last Monday eve-'
at the pariab House. War Ac- ’
tjyjtieg Chairman Viola Newton
outnn<lj a pian to collect “Life-Sav- I
(ng Jewelry .. slogan’for the drive
, i# to
..Jab the Japa with ]unk jew.
35-45-55-85 lb. Mica surface roll roofing
N lb. green or red Slate roofing
105 lb. green or red Staggered edge roofing
168 lb. hexagon SHINGLES
Asphalt Sheathing.— Deadening Felt
Asphalt Felt —- Kraft Paper
Rover
An interest!«#, iettei from
Ruth
1'owne, n formei member, was read
Miss Towne is now at Lubbock
-Texas.
The next meeting will be Oct 18.
when National Business Week will
road
ranch and Mr Varney
work, ,t the Smith Wood pUnt Mr
Peteraon u employed in the woods,
■ Two o(ber Coquille homes were
alao ^ld by Mr. Oerding. The home
owned by M1. and Mrs Eugene Coie
at 227 w ioth 8t., was sold to Mrs.
Mar<arct Hare of Myrtle Point. M.c
Hafe ha> owned and
an
aut0 court in Myrtle Point and last
weefc gold
to California people.
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Mr* Hare
now make her hor™
in Coquille and will move into her
new home thia week Mr. and Mrs.
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Publicity committee,
Florence Barton, chairman, will be
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Owen. Salma C'aughell and Georgia
Richmond.
Hattie Lee Hollmon was acting sec-
retaiy In the absence of the secretary,
Hazel Hanna.
Members attending
were: Florence Hallock, Hattie Lee
Holimon, Frances Skyles,
Jennie
Price, Bertha Smith, Viola Newton,
Georgia Richmond. Jessie Kay, Ida
Owen. Eva Stevens, I.elia McClufe,
Inez Chase, Alberta Tyrrell, Martha
Mulkey. Clara Stauff.
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With the top op lfa a
grand little atop «tool;
with the top down it’a a
comfortable »eat. Trimly
painted in contrasting red
and white or black and
white; steps have “anti
skid” treading to reduce
chance of slipping; stur
dily constructed with
countersunk screws.
beautiful
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