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"Post War Agenda"
Discussion by Dr.
encee at work, the untempered hatred
A potluck dinner of banquet pro-
portions, candle-lit and springlike.
with many vases of yellow jonquils,
preceded the program arranged by
the Committee on International Re-
lations and presented Monday night
nt the regular nutting of the Business
enalaved nation, for Germany t
and the P^e™ of international
organization due to congested condi-
tion of countries in Europe. The Ian-
««»«• difference, difficulties of re­
«rouping, because of differences in
hirtorical background, all combine
Mulkey, together
‘Smith and Florepqe Hallock, should
be congratulated for an outstanding
m.ctkvj. Cuesta introduced or pre­
sented wed Mrs. Geo. Eden, of Tono­
pah, Nevada; Mrs. E. L. Vinton, Port­
land; Mrs. Hatfield, of Riverton; J.
P. Beyers and Chas. Stauff and Dr.
and Mrs. CykJer, of ltiverton. Mem­
bers attending were: Mrs. R. B. Knife,
Edith Walton, Edna Kern, Ruth
Beyers, Ida Oerding. Florence Hal­
lock, Martha Mulkey, Clara Stauff,
I Inez Rover, Leah Rover, Inez Chase,
¡Jennie Price, Hattie Lee Holimon,
Annte Robinson. Irene Hartwell, Lois
'Fenn, Leila McClure, Viola Newton.
¡Gladys Gano, Ida Owbn, Eva Stev-
. ens, Bertha Smith, Hazel Hanna, Leia
Etrod, Florence Barton, May Barton,
Florence Hallock, Idyle Godarjj. and <
Mabel Wernich.
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kayKler Before
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Mrs.
and Professional Women’s Club.
toward » nationalism raised to the
Dr. Edmund Cykler, speaker for nth degree.
the evening, was introduced by Mar-
“War does funny things to people,“
tha Mulkey, chairman of arrange-
the speaker. “People’s feelings
rnents. His subject was “Post War ,tay very much the “«"• in Europe,
Agenda.’’ That Dr. Cykler is a young to° much
he added. ‘ The great
man of multitude interests and varied Question arises as to how to establish
training seemed evidenced when he Iaw and order in the liberated Conn­
oted he Had recently made two pub-
when the P“»*1* oay iaal
lie addresses, the first on (he subject ar* baln« compelled in something,
of gardening, the second, a discussion “«ainst their tradition. Thinking men ,
See Schroeder’s Jewelry Store in
of music. His talk was interesting1»" withdrawing their ideas of Relic- 'toinly, he said, world peace that ia'churoh Members Enjoy
Coquille for Diamonde and Watch
ing the world;
and his smooth, conversational style ?"*
w°rld; there is
la leas talk.now . imposed through the use of arms will „
p-a-i-k’. n.v Part,
Straps.
ltfs
of delivery, together with hie gen- ! of
<* that;
th»t; they are skeptical of how that
that ' never be made a lasting peace. Dr.;St’ r 1
“ Uay rar,y
, ,
Cykler asked for questions and fur-j
fur- • The young people of the Assembly
eral conservatism was more realistic ( 'will
wih be
he done.”
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¡Cykler
I On the subject ef food and relief, ther discussion followed up his talk <* Ood church enjoyed a St. Patrick’s
probably than might have been for
that Dr. Cykler haa"»h^d the resettlement of the people and for a short time.
.
P«riy at the Wnton Schroeder home
the
has studied there, and has i reconstruction, the speaker asked, "To
The president, Florence Hallock, Saturday evening. Everyone came
in I
w nraMan ancMtrv
His avoid pestilence in Europe, how far presided over a short business session wearing a bit of green and the re-
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A Monopoly »nd l'«“w puzzles were
Card of Thanks
Having returned home from tl.<-
isolation hospital in Portland la.-,,
week, I take this means of expressing
my sincere appreciation to the many
friends who cheered me with cards
during the period when I could see no
one.
Dick Buckles._____
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man Persing, Mr. Swanson, from Al­
bany, add the host and hostess, Mr.
and Mrs. Anto Schroeder.
,
. During the evening Private Floyd
Marney of the 8th Air Force came in
to say “Hello” to old friends. Floyd
had just arrived that evening from
England for a furlough before going
to Mississippi for flight training.
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I Nancy Boles On Honor
Roll At The University
A total of 107 university students
made winter term honor roll at U.
of O. with grade point average? of
3.SO or better* Among them was
Nancy A. Boles, Coquille, junior in
education. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Boles. Winter
term registration figures released by
registrar's office totaled 1738.
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