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instructors are commissioned officers.
Wm. Byerly is still quite ill with
a severe case of bronchitis. Hi» sister,
Mrs. Clara Kibler, is considerably im­
proved.
I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holverstott
visited Mr. and Mrs. John Sinclair
while in the Umpqua valley. Mr.
Sinclair has had a stroke and is un­
able to do very much. ’They are
living on the old Holverstott ranch,
j Word has been received that Mrs.
Earl Steen, formerly of Fairview, but
now living at Sweet Home,‘has de­
veloped asthma and is considering
coming back to Coquille for treat­
ment.
Out-of-Doors Stuff
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mr».
Harold Fish.
Ladies Aid met Wednesday all day
1 at the home of Mrs. Ward Evans,
’ with a pot luck dinner at noon. The
! following ladies were present: Mes-
dames Albert Lillie, Albert Gulstrom,
O. H. Aasen, Clarence Butler, Charles
Griffith and Mary Anne, Mr. and
“ Mrs. Ward Evans and Maureen. In
the afternoon a, short meeting of the
' Missionary Society was held with
' Mrs. Adrian Halter and Mrs. C. A.
Kellner in charge. The following
ladies joined the group for the after­
noon meeting: Mesdames Robert
Fish and Gene, Tyrrell Woodward,
Wayne Woodward, Lawrence Bark-
' low, Roy Martin and Ronald, S. C.
McAllister and J. L. Burtis.
‘ The annual Ladies Aid Bazaar was
held at the Arago store last Thursday
with Mesdames Tyrrell Woodward,
S. C. McAllister, Wayne Woodward,
Adrian Halter and Miss Glenda Lil-
[ lie in charge of the selling of the
articles.
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J. D. Carl and Herbert, and Ward
Evans drove to Marshfield on busi­
ness last Monday.
> Herman Sumerlin has been plow­
ing with his tractor for Wm. Knabe
up on Fishtrap the past week.
Mrs. Ward Evans, Pamela and
Maureen, drove to Myrtle Point last
Saturday and while there they visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. theater
¡Wfllson. Miss Chloe Willson came
home with them and spent the night.
F Miss Glenda Lillie was a Thursday
evening dinner guest at the borne of
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Evans.
J. L. Burtis is improving and is
able to sit up a little ribw.
Rev. M. M. Steam of the Brethern
church in Myrtle Point, conducted |
the regular Sunday mornin* church
service.
Sunday school Mtoweff
it would have been laughable, but with an attendance of 32. There will
day—well, that’» a different story.
be services again next Sunday,
preaching at 10 a. m. and the Christ­
mas program will be given at the
the week end at their homes in Arago.
Miller and sons
The. regular monthly school board
Sunday dinner meeting was held Monday evening at
of Mr. and and the school house, with the chairman,
Mrs. Albert Lillie in charge.
GiftSuggestions
For Christmas...
Myer» drove to
on business
Mrs. Chester Willson, of Myrtle
Point, and Miss Glenda Lillie were
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ward Evans. Miss Chloe Willson
returned home with her mother
after spending the night at the Evans
home.
Pamela Evans was a Sunday night
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Lillie.
J. D. Carl attended the Rotary club
dinner in Myrtle Point last Thursday
noon. Mrs. Carl visited at the home
of her sister, Mrs. A. H. Bender, while
Mr. Carl was at the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Fish attended the
Assembly of God church in Coquille
last Sunday evening.
Wayne Woodward, Lawrence Bark-
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