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Forty members from Coquille at
tended the district meeting of the
OE.S. held in Marshfield Tuesday
evening, when Mrs. Hazel Foster,
Worthy Grand Matron, made her of
ficial visit to three chapters. Twelve
courtesy girls from Beulah Chapter
exemplified a lovely rainbow degree
for Mrs. Foster, with the assistance
of Mrs. Eunice Barrow, who read
some appropriate verses, and Mrs.
Leona Bryant, who sang “Over the
Rainbow." They were accompanied
by Mrs. Lola Milne at the piano.
Mrs. Edith McNelly, Worthy Matron
of Bgplah Chapter, in a few well
chosen words, presented the gift
from the three chapters'.
Refreshments were served in the
banquet hall, following the meeting.
The tea table, beautifully decorated
and carrying out the Easter motif,
was preaided over by the Worthy
Matrons of Coos and Beulah Chap
ters.
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Rotarian guests present were Lou Short Visit At Hi lome
Pearce, Bert Pearson and Jess, Clin
The officer in charge of the U. 8.
ton, of Myrtle Point. Out-of-town Naval Air Station at Klamath Falls
guests were Jacob B. Moomaw, of sent .an airplane motor over to the
Arago, and H. E. Morrill, of Curry North Bend Air Station in a huge
county.
Naval truck last Wednesday. Miles
Members of George Burr's salvage jg. Hartwill, Mo.M.M. He, U.S.N.R.,
committee, as fellows, were also a local boy who has been stationed at
guests: County School Superinten- the Klamath Falls station since last
dent Mrs. Martha Mulkey, Mrs. Gep. July, was gent in charge of the aafe
H. Chaney, Dr. J. R. Bunch, County delivery of the motor to North Bend.
1 Agent Geo. Jenkins, Evan Alborn, He passed through here with it late
Stan Sherwood, Leland Waterman, Wednesday night and, after its dellv-
|Bob Simpson, Burton Dupn, Craig ery to the officers at the base on
Perrott and Amzy Mintonye.
Coos Bay, returned to Riverton,
Geo. A. Ulett, of Smith Wood- where he spent the night witfi his
Products, Inc., was also a guest and mother there. The following day he
our service man guest for the week returned to the North Bend b^se
was Lieut. Preston Moy of the U. S. to*supervise the unloading of the
Air Corps, who is home on furlough motor and to pick up a high-pow-
from active duty in China, Burma ered naval motor boat which he
and India.
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hauled on the truck over to the
Klamath Falla station that day.
Calling carda, 50 for 81.00.
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Sgt. and Mrs. Bob Littrell
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He and
Lieut. Preston Moy To Best
At Santa Monica Two Weeks
Second Lieut. Preston Moy arrived
home for a two weeks visit after hav
ing spent eleven months with the
Tenth Air Force in the C. B. I. the
ater of operations, where he com
pleted 54 combat missions with a to
tal of 426 combat flying hours as pi
lot of a B-34 Liberator Bomber. Mrs.
Moy win accompany him when he
leaves about April 10, to spend two
weeks at the Santa Monica rest sta
tion before receiving his new assign
ment.
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Milton Bogers Slightly
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A telegram, received Tuesday eve
ning from the War Department by
Dan and Julia Rogers, informed them
their son. Milton W. Rogers, w|s
slightly wounded on March 5, in
Germany. He was taken to a station
hospital in Belgium first, then to the
General Hospital In France. Rogers
has been overseas since December.
Before entering the service he was
employed in the plywood plant here.
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Bruce A. Bishop, of the Army Air
Corps, stopped here this week dur
ing a delay en route to Lincoln, Ne
braska, to visit his uncle, Bill Fer-
brache, of the O. K. Barber Shop.
He has completed his training
at Lfs Vegas and expects an
overseas assignment soon.
Bishop
lived in the Cunningham district for
a number of years before moving to
Arago and then to Portland, where
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his parents now reside.
Mrs. W. T. Alpine writes the Sen-
tinel from Riverton that her son,
M/Sgt. Karl M. Alpine, who is with
the 347th Air Service Group, now has
a San Francisco address, indicating
that he is being sent somewhere in
the Pacific war zones.
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The home of Mrs. Ernest Wallace
was the scene of a pleasant gathering
on Friday, when Mrs. Virginia Pink
ston was honored with a stork show
er. Many lovely gifts were received.
At a late hour, refreshments, con I
sisting of sandwiches, salad and cof
fee were served. Those present were
Mesdatnes Elmer McCue, Fae Jef
frey, Floyd Smith, Margaret Surrell,
Grace Owen, Naomi Henslee, Marie
Cooper, Dick Daughtry, Ruth Cooper,
Winifred Van Fleet, Rosie Goodpas
ter, O. M. Potter, Bessie Cooper,
Belle Knife, Fern Schroeder, Wm.
Van Fleet, Orin Coy and the host
ess. Those sending gifts were Ber
tha Byrd, Odetta Degeeter, Mrs.
Wm. Steward, Mrs. Ora Timmons,
Mrs. Frances Holmstrom, Ada How
ard, Tex Rice, Maud Danielson, Mrs.
V. R. Wilson, Deltha Owen and Shir
ley Van Fleet.
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Living Room Group.
Daveno and Matching Chair (full spring construction),
Ottoman, End Table, Lama Table and CoHee Table
Mg Special $159i5O|
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Daveno and Matching Chair
Dark Wine Velour—Unusually good frame and spring
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construction
Special $142.50
Public Card Party, April 7, 8:00
o'clock, in W.O.W. Hail. ' Pinocle,
Bingo, Eats, all for 50c. Come One!
Come All!
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AU sizes of Diamond Hines at
Schroeder's Jewelry Store.
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Phon« 222R, to Art Hooton for your
electrical wiring and repair need»
He is located north of the ball park
on the Fairview road.
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Two extra fine Swing Rockers
Beautful Coven — Chain Blue or Wine
$66.50
Genuine "Thayer" Baby Buggies
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lawrence
Left For Home Last Week
$27.50 and $39.50
Ben F. Lawrence, brother of K. P.
Lawrence of this city and who was
publisher for some years of one of
the predecessors of the Sentinel,
wrote from Phoenix, Ariz., where
they have spent a good portion of
the winter, that he and Mrs. Law
rence were leaving there last week to
return to their home in Indianapolis,
Ind., where he is associated with the
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cha|n.
Extra fine assortment of Bedroom Furniture and Dinette
Sets on display now—wide price range.
(We invite price and quality comparisons)
Purkey Furniture
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Courteous Service
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CAULIFLOWER
ASPARAGUS
lb.27c
box $4.09
DELICIOUS APPLES
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California
LEMONS
Sunkisl Large
GRAPEFRUIT
Arizona
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doz. 29c
80 size
4 for 25c
S&W
HOT SAUCE
2 for 15c
BAKED BEANS Alice brand (no points) -No. 2 can 29c
PORTER’S NOODLES
11b. pkg. 15c
Libby’s Sweet Sliced Pickles (home-made style) No. 2 jar 33c
DRIED APPLES
12oz.pkg.45c
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Open week days until 7 p. m., Closed on Sundays
Allied Clothing Drive Starts April 1st.
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Mrs.
Littrell plan to leave the last of the
week for Santa Monica, California,
for a period of rest before his re- '
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Stork Shower Friday For
Mrs. Virgftiia Pinkston.
Mrs.
Littrell .are visit! ::g at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred True,
this week, while he is on furlough
after spending ten months in active
¡duty in the South Pacific with the
¡Army Air Forces, where he was an
Engineer Gunner on a B-34.
He
. was awarded the Air Medal with two
¡oak leaf clusters for 37 combat mis
sions completed while he was a mem-
i ber of the 5th Air Force.
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Before entering the service, T/Sgt.
Littrell operated the Coquille branch
supply store for bis father, Earl Efts-
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