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Personal Mention
Mrs. Harold Ring and son, Junior,
of Culver City, California, are visit­
ing Mrs. Ring's mother, Mrs. George
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Willson were Tucker. .
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Willson, of McKinley, Sunday. The
Willsons also called on Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence ChurchHl.
return in two or three weeks again in June,
to make her home in Coquille.
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Fred Bull has received a V-mall
letter from Carl Hooker, who worked
forWm before entering the Navy.
Some time ago Hooker sent Mr. Bull
a watch- to be repaired and his letter
Mr. and Mrs. William Owens and
children, accompanied by their
I daughter-in-law, Mrs. I. W. Willis,
wlllJ“vejf°r
' next
They
will make their
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states that he received it in good home there. Mr. Owens will be em­
condition on the destroyer on which ployed by the Ray Martin Lumber
Co. as millwright. It had been rec­
Rock Robison arrived home Satur­ he is stationed.
on mended by a physician that Mrs.
day evening from Farragut, Idaho,
Owens should move to a warmer ahd
for a lS-day leave to be spent with
drier climate.
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rock Rob-
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Moving
Sale
For the Prevention of
J AND MALIGNANT EDEMA
FRAN KLIN
[THUR FRI.SAT
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NOTICE
Sunday Dinner for a
Soldier will be shown
Once Each Evening.
To see both pictures be
in the Theatre by
8:20
SPORTLIGHT
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FEATURE NO. 2