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pack TWO
Lambert, both of Powers.
Invitation From St
Feb. 31—Wilbur Vern Anderson . t
A. L. Hocjpn to a«giin ready to at­
Tacoma, and Lois Louise Gardner,
tend to the public’s needs in electri­
Church Far Daf of Prayer
I Feb. 14— Wm. J. Dyer, of Tacoma, Bandon.
cal repair and wiring; His phone to
St James* Episcopal Church invites
and Florence Virena Sheriff, of Em­
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222R,.and for the present his shop Is
everyone who can to come to the
pire. They were married here last
st his hdme on ’ the Fairview
Application
blanks
for
the
Army-
,
Insurance
Specialist, F. R. Bull
The annual party for Coquille High church on Friday, Feb. 24, this week ,
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Test to be Wednesday by Rev. Chas. G. Brown.
road.
52Us School girts given by the Business and participat« in observance of the N"vy Col,<‘K<*
Feb. 17—Allan E.’Miller and Laura
March 18, ar«
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and Professional Women was held last World Day of Prayer, at 3:00 p. m.lhc,d °"
J. Short, both pf North Bend.
A
very
fin«
service
booklet
will
be
’
ro
*
available
through
the
high
Monday night at the Parish hall. The
Feb. 17—John Francis Walker, of
president, Florence Hallock, wel­ provided, which was gotten out by]*ch<x>*’ Burt**n w- Dun“ announces,
Marshfield, and Rosalie Ruth Green,
the
United
Council
of
Church
women,
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The
blank
is
part
of
comed the girls and Winifred Van
of Charleston.
Fleet, senior girl, gave the response. with Mrs. Chas. Stauff, leader. Mrs.!0»® Ie,flet’ “Army-Navy College
Feb. 14—Robert Carl Wombacker,
r
r-
«in.
the
nfferUirv
J
Qualifying
Test,
’
distributed
by
th«
u, u„,
Mies Van Fleet to the chosen D. A. R. U C. Persing will «ing the offertory. W'tJying *“*.
of
.Peoria, Ills., and Dora May Sher­
Miy
Liatón
Parrish,
who
was
also
I
War
■«>
Navy
Departments
and
the
'
representative from Coquille.
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to have sung, to out of town. Mrs. M |
B. Office of Education. This leaf- ' rill; of Marshfield. They were mar­
Lieutenant Hendricks of the Air O.
Hawkins will play the accompani- Itet describes the Army Specialized! ried at the Emmanuel church in
Wacs was a speaker, giving informa­
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Marshfield last Friday by Rev. J. T.
tion on the subject of recruitment. ments. Other readers will be l0bs- ' Training Program, the Navy College j
Lewis.
,
p
Program
and
outlines
the
require-
i
However the age bracket of high dames Frances Holmstrom,
school seniors is below requirements Fugetoon and M. D. Remple. Mtw~! ments for both. The test provides a ! Feb. 18—Richard Elliott Speed, of
I basis for th« selection of students for ' Colombo, Tenn., and Mildred B.
for enlistment In the Wacs. When Hale Eubanks and Mrs. Geo. Taylor
the Army and Navy programs which Nadon, of Portland.
the individual girls were called on will usher.
send a continuing flow of gfficer can. j Feb. 19—Oraydon A. Haga, of Ban­
to tell their plans after graduation,
didates, specialists and technicians don, and Lola F. White, of .Coquille.
it was found a surprisingly large Donations For Woman’s Club
into the armed forces.
They were married at the Pioneer
number gave cadet nursing as their
S“' W“‘“‘
1 The test to open to male civilians parsonage here, Feb. 32, by R«v.
aim.
ages of 17 and 31 years1 Chas. G. Brown.
The Coquille Woman’s Club will between Jhc
The Washington’s Birthday theme
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July
1,
1944,
who are in their final
hold
a
rummage
sale
on
March
4,
in
' was carried out ingeniously in the
I Feb. 31—O. C. Moody and Grace
table decorations. Small cherry trees the Purkey comer, which will con­ term of high school but no ope who to
bearing red cherries, hatchet place tinue throughout the week at least. presently enrolled in any branch of
cards and George Washington sll- Saleable clothing, pictures, knick- the irmed services is eligible.
Taking the test does not constitute
i houettes on score cards were in evi­ knacks, pots and pans, household fur­
FEBRUARY MONTH-END AND FINAL
dence on each of the eleven tables. nishings of any sort, etc., are wanted enlistment in the armed forces and a
A game called “Cherry” was played by the committee to make up an at­ student is not obligated to enter either
with prizes awarded to Eloise Cook, tractive stock. The proceeds of the program if accepted. However, those
Gwen Rogers, Mary Lu Foote, San­ sale will go to the library to help pay who take the test must express a pref­
dra Nebb, Maxine Whereat, Winifred for a much needed additional book­ erence, Army or Navy, so that test
Van Fleet. Cake and punch were case. Goods to be donated should results may be forwarded to one ser­
Beginning Friday, Feb. 25 and continuing until March 1.
b« taken to Mrs. Ellingsen at the^li- vice or the other. Those who prefer
served.
Group 1.
Committees in charge were headed brary where it will be received "for the Army will not be.considered by,
the Navy and vice versa. Navy in­
ODDS AND ENDS OF
by Arlene Robertson, Education, and marking.
t
cludes Marine Corps and Coast Goard.
BLOUSES
Annie Robinson, Courtesy.
Senior
In addition to meeting the require­
SLIPOVER SWEATERS.
girls were: Barbara Barrows, Maxine Royal Neighbors
ments and passing the test, candidates
WINTER
HATS •
Whereat, Anne Anderson, Dorothy
Insurance policies were issued to Dr.
‘
Beagle, Virginia Oden, Mary Foote, Frank Mulder, Emeet Johnosn and milst exhibit officer like qualities in­
Group
2
Virginia Lindsay, Louise Butler, Al Burch last Wednesday evening, cluding appearance and meet the*
PLAIN RAYON CREPE
Gwen Rogers, Sandra Neff, Mary Lu during the business session of the following general physical require­
HOUSECOATS
Newton, Marie Standley, Lavelle Royal Neighbors lodge. At the close ments:
RAYON
CREPE DRESSES
Army
Roth, Jeanette Stone, Peggy Tomlin- of the meeting» a substantial supper
COTTON DRESSES
Minimum height 5 feet and a max­
'son, Claudia Varney, Winifred Van was served to twenty-four present.
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JUMPERS
.
Fleet and Phyllis Walton. Others on The table was decorated with flow­ imum of 6 feet, 8 inches; Minimum
visual acuity of 20/300 without glass­
the entertainment committee were: ering laurestinus and narcissi.
Group 3
A
Jennie Price, Ida Owen, Ida Oerding, valentine favor vyas at each place es, correctable with glasses to 20/40
COTTON PADDED ROBES
in
each
eye;
weight
proportional
to
Peggy Newton and Alberta Tyrrell. Guests from Marshfield were District
height; ten serviceable upper and ten
RAYON FLORAL PRINT
Deputy Anne Montgomery, Oracle serviceable .lower teeth; normal
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HOUSECOATS
Ethel Saas and Miss Hutchinson.
(18/18) hearing in each ear for whis­
Marriage Licenses
oys 17-21 Eligible
or These Tests
B. P. W. Entertain
The Senior Girls
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Have you a
hidden talent?
WINTER CLEARANCE SALE
$1.00
$4.00
Sg.oo
Circuit Court Cases
Feb. 21—Dorothy E. Keating vs.
Carl E. Keating. Suit for divorce.
Feb. 31—Iaabell Roberts Scofield
vs. Eugene Dudley Scofield. Suit for
divorce.
Feb. 31—State Industrial Accident
Commission vs. Chas. McC. Johnson.
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Riverton 4-H Sowing Club
Members Presented With Pins
,
pered voice.
Group 4
Navy
Minimum height 5 feet, 5H inches,
und a maximum of 6 feet 4 inches;
The Riverton 4-H Sewing clubs II
REMAINDER OF OUR
WINTER COATS
minimum visual acuity for 18/20 in
and III, held a meeting on February
each eye, correctable to 20/20; nor-
• at the Riverton school. Mrs. Har­
old Libby to leader
leader. , of both ^Jubs.
^ne.
Mrs. Dorothy Bishop Dunn attended^"“1/“ height, twenty vital service-
able teeth, including four opposed
this meeting and noted the progress
Giving a Bridge party? How about
molars two of Which are directly op­
made by the girls in their sewing.
some new cards, tallies and score
posed on each side of the denial arch,
She presented several of the girls with
pads? You’ll find a grand assortment
and four directly opposed incisors.
pins that they earned last year. The
at Norton's.
officers of the clubs are president,
Careen Molthu; vice president, Fayg . Income Tax Servie«—F. R. Bull.
Borgard; secretary, Delores Sell. The
following members Were present:
Barbara Sell,. Betty Sell Delores Sell.
Careen Molthu, Lucille Haga, Faye
Borgard, Janet Johnson, Marlene
Frazier and Christinia Jeypen.
Townsend Club No. 1
Townsend Club No. 1 met Tuesday
evening with 31 members and guests
present. Mr. Buckner gave the open­
ing prayer. The president was in
th* chair and some business was
taken care of at this time.
A program on George Washington
was enjoyed, including the singing of
“America the Beautiful; “Facts about
Washington" by Mrs. McCue; “His­
tory of Washington,” Mrs Roth; “Lit­
tle Red Stamps,” Mrs. Hatcher; other
readings by Mr. Tilghman, Mrs. West-
jbook, Mrs. Von Pegert, Mrs. Brown;
’mmjeiy Mrs. Volkmer and Mr. Roth.
Daorprize was won by Mrs. Minnie
Clinton.
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Eight new members were reported.
Mr. Davis and Mr. Ktotner are* not
so well at this time.
Don’t forgert caravan meets here
next Sunday, Feb. 27, at W. O. W.
Hall at eleven o’clock. Potluck lurf&i
1
4 Piece Bleached Wai. Bedroom Suite
4 Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite
5 Piece Living Room Suit
2 Piece Kroehler Living Room Suite
8 Piece Dihing Room Sets
at noon.
Rolls and jam will be the refresh­
ments at next week’s meeting.
Purkey Furniture
Norton’s still have a fine line of
boxed stationery. Buy yours now and
for a small additional charge have it
personalized with name or mono­
gram.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
East 4th & Coulter
URGES YOU TÔ HEAR
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February 27 to March 19, Inclusive
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7:30 each Evening
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Lbs.
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NUCOA f'"h
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