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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