Lieut. Bill Pook
Home And Married
Miss Skeels Delights
Rotary Listeners
First Lieutenant Wm. R. Pook, who
had been in Australia and New
Guinea for two years last April, ar
rived in San Francisco last week,
from which point he called up his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Pook,
telling them he had to take a de
tail of men to Fort Lewis, before
coming home,
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< Again Monday afternoon he called
and said he and his fiancee. Miss
Helen Austin, formerly teacher in the
Myrtle Point schools and more re
cently teaching in Corvallis, were to
fly on Tuesday to Pocatello, Idaho,
home of Miss Austin's parents, where
they were to be married. They ex
pect to be in Coquille next week.
Bill just recently received his com
mission as a first lieutenant and does
not know where he may be assigned
to duty when his furlough is over
on Sept. 24. He has seen lots of ac
tion on New Guinea the past two
years and, if censorship rules per
mitted, could probably tell a lot of
interesting stories about Jap warfare
in the South Pacific. *
The Sentinel joins their hosts of
friends in Coos county in extending
congratipations to the newlyweds
and wishes them every future happi
ness.
Miss Marvel Skeels, of New York,
was a fueet of the Rotary Club at
their noon luncheon meeting on Wed
nesday and, accompanied by Mrs. M.
O. Hawkins at the piano, sang three
solos in her most delightful manner.
Her selection of songs were ‘¿Old Re
frain," by Fritz Kreisler; "Bitterness
of Love" and "Ma Lindy Lou" and
the continuous applause showed the
appreciation of her listeners.
President Jess Barton read a letter
from District Governor Shannon, of
Seattle, Mfho visited here recently, ex
pressing his appreciation of the cour
tesies shown him at that time.
Arrangements were ccgnpleted for
the stag dinner at Laurel Lake on
Thursday evening. • '
Other guests present were J. H.
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