f
Hawkins home here until Monday
they went down to Curry county to
visit Mr. . afld
ana Mis. Tom
loin Dimmick,
Dunmick, qnd
qna
then on 1 to ~
*' River,Calif, to v¡sit
South
his parents^ They oxpect to leave
another for 34 years, came Saturday on the return trip east.
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Personal Mention
Mr. and Mrs. G. Russell Morgan, of
Hillsboro, former Coquille residents,
came in last'Saturday and were mem­
bers of the gathering which met at
the W. H. Fortier cottage at Croft
Lake last Sunday. Lieut Earl Hamil­
ton, who is Mrs. Morgan's son, and
his wife who have also been here
the last ten days were also members
of the party.
Hplstein, Aloha Allen, Dorothy Cof-
fey, Jean Williams, Glenda Clinton,
Elsie
Forreat, Rheo
rjsie ropxst,
lüieo Walker, Alya June
Fux. Lunelle Chapin and Margdiet
Belloni.
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Mrs. Wilson Honored
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Mrs. Fred B. Cunningham who came r Mrs. L. H. Hazard, assisted by her
over from Harrisburg last Friday to , daughter; Mrs. Hale Eubanks, enter­
visit her grandmother. Mrs. Sarah tained - at tea on Friday for Mrs.
Walker, and other friends here, left, Bernadean Wilson, visiting herefrom
Tuesday this week to return home.
1 Portland for a few days. Friends
! who called during the afternoon were
' Mesdames A. J. Sherwood, Lucky
Bachelor Girls Elect Officers
I The Bachelor Girls met last Fri- Bonney, George Jenkins, George
Chaney, R. L. Stewart, Pearl Elling-
1 day for their usual luncheon at the
sen, M. O, Hawkins, O. C. Sanford,
Coquille Hotel. New officers elected and R. A. Wernlch.
were:
President, Dorothy Cqffey;
I On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Lucky
vice president, Jean Williams; secre­ - Bonney, assisted by her mother, Mrs.
tary, Glenda d|tnton.
Out going
A. J. Sherwood, also gave a small
president was Margaret Belloni.
tea for Mrs. Wilson.
.
Members attending were Dorthea
Yarbrough, Maxine Johnson. Lydia
Gallin« confa. a„ tor Ji.no
Possession Ducks
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THURSDAY
SATURDAY
FRIDAY
The mothers re
NO WOMAN WAS GOING TO
PLAY HIM FOR A SUCKER!
Ex-County Judge E. L. Peterson,
now head 'of the state’s agricultural
department, was a Coquille visitor
last Friday night and Saturday.
,
Mr. and Mrs. E. X kulmus, parents
of Mrs. Ralph Taylor, are moving
later this month to Portland where
he has purchased a home and will
retire. He has been employed at the
Smith Wood-Products plant for the
past eleven years.
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Super-tut penta
... excitement!
George McClellan was a Coquille
visitor from Lebanon last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Evan Al bom left
Tuesday morning for Portland where
she was to enter the hospital and un­
dergo a very serious operation.
Out of town relatives who came for
the funeral of Mrs. Margaret McLeod,
held here on Monday, were Otto
Davis,' his daughters, Margaret and
Mrs. Betty Hayworth and Gail, all
of Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Tal-
lon, Springfield.
Mrs. Tallon anfi
small daughter returned Wednesday.
Fuhrman's Pharmacy
Lieut and Mrs. Clifford E. Kamph,
the latter the former Ann Hawkins,
arrived here last Saturday from the
base where he is stationed at Pierre,
South Dakota. After visiting at the
FRIDAY
Open 8:30 a. ni. until 8:00 p. m
DRUGS
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SATURDAY
SUNDAY
SUNDAY
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YOU’LL HUM.......... the many new cartchy tunes ....
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CARTOON
WEDNESDAY
JANUARY 19
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