Sentinel
TH* PAPER THAT’S LIK* A LETTER FROM HOMI
The Allies Will Be
Merciful To The •
The Two Coos County
Measures On June 22
New President Of
Local Woman's Club
The annual May Luncheon of the
Coquille Woman’s Club was held
Tuesday this week at the Coquille
Hotel. The affair involved well laid
plans made in some instances months
ago and the president, Mrs. R. E.
Boo be r, and her board could find no
reason to postpone it all because the
date coincided with V-E Day.
A capacity crowd, around seventy-
five or more persons, proved the de
cision was correct. .Every chair in
the banquet room was filled. Lilacs
and apple blossoms
predominated
in the arrangements used on the
tables, and a striking basket tied with
a large satin bow mirrored itself
against the table just in front of the
president's place.
Camellia blos
soms were at the places of all offi-
Rotarians Entertain
At Country Club
gavel to Mrs. J. A. R*x>re, who at
once assumes the duties of heading
an organization of more than 200
members, which is rated as the out
standing Woman’s Club In the State
Federation. This club has among its
members one who has been a suc
cessful past president of the State
Federation, Mrs. Florence Sanford.
A program conducted and an
nounced by Mrs. Otto Zentner, in
cluded songs by Kenneth Talley, ac
companied by Mrs. Talley. Good en
tertainment was the rousing accord
ion music of Mrs. Pearl Ellingsen
and Leah Rover, accompanied by
Miss Inez Rover. Mrs. Cecilia Van
Winkle, new county home demon
stration agent, gave a brief explan
ation of the new law to govern O.I.
veteran education.
Carl E. Morrison, school superin
tendent. talked extensively on the
plans for extension of city school
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