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THE COQUILLE VALUT SENTINEL» COQUÎLLt. ORIGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1«, IMI.
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Card at Thanks
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Hansen
! has Expressed their sympathy for us
—Mrs. F. A. Carrillo
We wish to express our heartfelt following the announcement that our
Mrs. Wm. Frayme
appreciation to, the many friends | son and brother, Archie E. Hansen^
Kenneth and Venl Hansen -
jjdMMLjUndMM, flows and cauls, had lust hit life in Italy.
The Marshfield Vocational school
The Junior Women’s Club met last i Petitions for citizenship papers on
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Monday evening at the Parrish House. which the hearing will be held in cir announces the opening of a new
The group will hold their Christmas cuit-court on Jan. fl. 1944, have been lumber grading clasa beginning De
cember 14. Anyone is eligible from
party next-Tuesday when there will filed bg the following:
James Beamish Jennings, McKinley 16 years of age both men and women 9
be an exchange of gifts.
Outside
—it is particularly beneficial if you 9
route, Coquille, born in Ireland.
guests are invitad to attend.
Mrs. Katusha Ceclia Terry, Marsh are already working with lumber. 9
The meeting for Dec. 27 will be
This class will meet twice a week on 1
omitted, owlng_to its conflict with field, Canadian.
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Robert Brunette, Empire, Canadian. Tuesdays and Thursday, from 7 p. m. i
the holidays. A silver offering for
Ellen Hogarty, North Bend, born in to 9 p. m. Instruction in the rules of; 9
Doernbecher Hospital will be taken
lumber grading as compiled by the 9
at the Christmas party. A motion Ireland.
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Pasqualina Marian Pribble, Co West Coast Lumbermen’s Association 9
was adopted to donate »5 00 to the
is given by Ivan Neely, who is a reg 9
Inter-Committee fund organized to quille, Italian.
USE
USE
Large size
Jasper Johnson Domath, Bandon, istered inspector of the Pacific Lum- 9
combat juvenile detfhquency.
IEW “SHPY-IKT
BROWN
Sugar
Stamp
iber
Inspection
Bureau.
Canadian.
' n. The President's Birthday ball, to be
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This is the third class of lumber j
Bernice Esther Stambuck, Marsh
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held in January was discussed. Com
grading and is given in response tb, 9
mittees were named as follows: Mu field, born in Latvia.
GREEN
Book 4
Regular size
sic, Lucille Walker; Tickets, Ardis , Menno David. Remple, Coquille, the large number of requests received 9
A-B-C
Till Jan.
by the school. The class must be 9
Sherwood; Decorations, Jean Bryan; Canadian.
D-E-F
15th 1944
Gotfred Larke Ludwikson, Marsh limited to forty persons due to the
Publicity, Gertrude Swinney; Prizes,
limited facilities. However, although ,
field, Norwegian.
Mary Stevens.
Robert Agnew, Marshfield, Scottish. this class started this week, any one
Eunice HoWe issued an invitation to
Elizabeth Chowning, Coquille, Rus can register up until the night of De- ■ 9
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the group to attend her wedding at
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Waxtex
cember 21.
sian.
Shasta AvCPts.
the Methodist church on Dec. 26 at
Mabel Lucille Ward, Coquilli, Can-
Additional gas for those living out •
3:00 p. m.
' of town who wish to attend this class
Committee on refreshments cor - adian.
Noah John Borgman, Marshfield, ' has been available in the past and
sisted of Gertrude Swinney and Marie
we have found the ration boards very
Silverton.
A collection was taken Swedish.
co-operative. Due to the Christmas
toward the nurses scholarship loan
rush of business, registrations are I
fund. About thirty members attend
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ed. Mrs. Grace Withnell presided.
« coming in slowly and those interested
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are warned that December 21 is the 9
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deadline. If at this tjme there are 9
Spurgeon Hill
not enough students enrolled to keep
Wash. Navels
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The
Woman
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Relief
Corps
held
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Garden
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Birthday Club
regular meeting in-the Eagles’ Hall the class in session it will have to be
, Mrs.. Hazel Goodman and Mrs. Ada
Wednesday afternoon with the presi discontinued. Many of the students
Hurlbert were hostesses to their
dent, Mabel Von Pegert in the chair, who have completed the other courses
No Points
birthday club on Thursday, enter- 1
at which time the officers for the have found this class very helpful.
taining at the home of Mrs. Good
You discuss the rules and also have
coming year were installed.
man. The Christmas gift exchange
Mrs. Von Pegert was re-elected actual experience grading moving
took place also. Mrs. Teen Yar
president; Lena McNair, senior vice; timbers. Any additional information
brough was a guest. Members at
| Ida May Roth, junior vice; Clara may be obtained by contacting the
tending were Mesdames Agnes Lewis,
Wheeler, chaplain; Elsie Hickam, con Marshfield Vocational School, 3rd and
Jumbos
Kathrine Lemon, Hattie Gaffey,
ductor; Mary Schroeder, guard; Clara Market streets, Marshfield, Oregon.
Qts. •
15c
Hazel Flannery, Jessie Adams, Lu
Johnson, treasurer.
Spread for Bread
cille McCloud, Ealie Oddy, Susie Mar-
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Gal.
27c
1*he president named Eula Mclntee,
denbrook, Jane Sanders and Mar
Gal.
49c
secretary; Lillie Johnson, Leontine
garet Spores.
Knox, Mary Laird, Jessie Adams as
Chick Burgnolia, of Coquille, en
aolor bearers; Jane Collier, assistant tered the hospital Dec. 8 for treat
J uslamere Club
conductor; Mary Rocco, assistant ment of an infected hand. /
Mrs. L. H. Hazard, assisted by her
guard.
J. D. Ames, from Bothwell, Wash.,
daughter, Mrs. Hale Eubanks, enter
The ladies are doing considerable underwent an , .appendectomy last'
tained the members of the Just a mere
relief and Red Cress work *n the Thursday, and Donna Lee Hoke, a
club last Thursday afternoon at her
ib.
name of the Corps.
nine-year old Coquille girl, under
home.
A Christmas pudding was
I went a similar operation on Friday.
served at one-fifteen. Plans were
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Laura Oakes, of Bandon, submitted
r reshly ground
discussed for an absentee shower for N.O.M.A. Club Meets
Freshly
from Grade-A
ORDER XMAS
Members of the N. O. M. *A met ,| q a tonsilectomy on Monday.
Mrs. Rolfe Fuhrman, recent bride.
Dressed
Dismissals the past week were Mrs.
r» Beef
TURKEY NOW!
Members attending were .Mesdames last Tuesday evening with Mrs. Har
J. L. Smith, M. O. Hawkins, B. Fol old Dey for their ‘annual Christmas Harry Hull and baby, Pauline Allen,
som, Leona Bryant, H. M. Pierce, exchange.
Little Janice, daughter Mrs. Claud Brown, of Riddle, Ore.,
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F. L. Greenough, O. C. Sanford, A. J. of the hostess, acted as Santa Claus Mrs. Rotert of Powers, Mrs. Roy
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Davis,
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Sherwood, H. A. Young and R. A. and distributed the gifts. Dessert
was served. Members who attended day, and Mrs. W. J. Baynes, of Fair- ' (9 -----------
Wermich.
Name
SIRLOIN
SWISS
were: Mesdames Ray Detlefsen, Den view on Saturday.
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We carry a complete line of V- nis Waggoner, , Howard Detlefsen,
Kind
Hand-carved Myrtlewood for
Heita for all makes of Refrigerators, I Denton Ellingsen, Meldon Carl, Tom
Weight
FRESH PORK
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Washing Machines and other equip , Stevens, Marion Clayton, Kieth Kribs, lectors at Harbison's.,
When
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ment. Washer Service Co., 365 W. Raymond Schroeder and * Bill Ma-
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Wanted
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Front, Coquille. Phone.
Calling cards, 50 tor si.OC
Jr.Women To Sponsor Thirteen Apply For
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