Vacation Bible School
Belle Knife Hospital
The Annual Vacation Bible School
at the Baptist church has had a very
Earl Griffith, of Bandon, entered
fine attendance, even for war times, for treatment last Wednesday eve­
and has drawn in a lot of guest stu- : ning.
dents from the other churches also. ! Four children of a Jones family here
The closing program will be held in Coquille underwent operations for
this Friday night at 7:30 when the removal of their tonsils last Thurs-
students will demonstrate some of day.
the things they have learned, and
An eight-pound baby girt, named
made, in the handwork classes. The Mercedes Ethel Evalena, was born to
Sunday chorus will sing.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. E. Smith of Riv-
Everyone interested is welcome to erton last. Saturday,
attend.
Mrs. Russell Holimon. of thia ritv.
Soroptimist Club
Member» of the SoroptimUt Club
were entertained during their Tues­
day luncheon meeting by .Marvel
Skeels, who sang the following num­
bers, “Iris," by Wolfe; “Bitterness of
Love,” by Dunne,** and “Bendemeer
Stream,” by Moore.
Florence Barton, retiring club pres­
ident, was presented with a pin and
corsage.
Myrtle Clausen was a
guest. Fouiteen members attended.
Pastor Attends Camp Meeting
Of Church Of The Naxarene
The Annual Camp meeting of the
Oregon pacific District, Church of the
Nazarene, is now in session at Yew
Acres, just three miles out of Port­
land. This is the camp grounds of
the District Church. The local pas­
tor, Rey. V. W. Anglin, is attending
the camp this week with Mr. Allen
and expects to return home next
Monday.
G A R G A G U
Catholic Picnic To Be Held
At Coos Bay July 30
The annual picnic sponsored by the
Knights of Columbus for the people
of southwestern Oregon, will be held
in Marshfield at Mingus Park on
Sunday, July 30. A potluck dinner
will be served. All except service
men and women are requested to
bring their eating utensils. A fine
sports program has been arranged.
The most Reverend Archbishop will
give the sermon for the occasion.
Mass will be at eleven o’clock.
Doesn't an animal
grabs the lure usually
with his hide?
THE GIANT
G O B R I L 1 A
Is Coming
SEE HIM
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Second Officer on “Coquille”
Visits Here With Relatives
rf/ate row
Lieutenant Wilbur Elllngsen is vis­
iting relatives here for a few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ches­
ter Ellingsen of Oakland, Calif. They
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