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THK COQUILLE VALLEY SENTINEL. lOQÜtLLK. OREGON. TH LEA DAY. MARCH «I, 1M6.
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A Thought
So I see my own race go,
Marching to tlfe beat of time,
Not one faster, not one slow, •
(Words, that f it the cosmic rhyme),
L ittle lights the way that m ark
From the Whither to the Hence.
Great the circle, small our arc
Of the hid circumference.
As the star moves on and on,
Circling thro a circled space,
Carrying its horizon
Steadfastly before its face,
Some day we, w ith glad surprise,
Shall find Death but greater birth
Into greater life which lies
On beyond the place called Earth.
—Frances Holmstrom
Bridal Shower Honors Miss Mawdsley
Jeanette Epeneter, one of the
workers or»the staff Of T itle Guaran
tee and Abstract Co., is being trans
ferred to the Medford office this
week-end.
Miss Epeneter is o ri
ginally from Minneapolis
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game.
Delicious refreshments were served
on trays decorated w ith figures of
brides and w ith a souvenir bookmark
of bridal bells folded into each nap-
kin.
Present were the guest of honor,
Miss Mawdsley, Miss Child, Mrs.
Prey, Mrs. Georgianna Vaughan, Miss
Venita Brockway, Miss Mildred Ward,
Miss Dorothy Warren, Miss Ida Oerd
ing, Mrs. Katie Peart, Mrs. John
Martin,-Mrs. Frances McMitchell and
the hostess, Mrs. Florence Hallock.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Wtdmark came
home from Bremerton Monday even
ing. Mr. Widmark has just received
his discharge from the navy.,y
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood of Coquille
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Widmark Sunday.
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Mrs. Harold Fish and Rev. V. W.
Anglin of Coquille were Thursday
visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Nile M iller.
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Meet A t Dey's _
The Arago grade basketball, team
met the Bridge team at Bridge la s t'
Thursday evening and the Arago bkys I
defeated the Bridge boys w ith a!
score of 27 to 17.
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A group of the Arago young folks
gathered at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. A. B. Crawford last Monday
evening to charivari Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Burnhardt, who just recently
returned home from California. Mrs.
Burnhardt was Miss Thelma Craw-
fordr before her marriage to Mr. I
Burnhardt a short time ago.
Mrs. Ward Evans attended the
Royal Neighbors club held at the
home of Mrs. Clinard Mast in M yrtle
Point last Tuesday evening. R e -,
freshments of molded tomato salad
and sandwiches and coffee were
served by Mr*. Mast and her assistant
hostess, Mrs. Mitchel Myers.
Mr. and Mrs. Avon Wilcox and
Alton Grimes and Iris Elrod spent
35c brought a lost Lifetim e Parker M arjorie visited at the home of Mr.
Tuesday in and around Port Orford.
Pen back in The Sentinel Classified and Mrs. Nile M ille r last Thursday
ads
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Dragoo and
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. M cAllister drove
two daughters, Jean and Mardean,
F. IL Bun
to Coos Bay Saturday evening and
took a day away from their business Phone 303
Night 106-L spent the night at the home of their
Tuesday and spent the time on the FIRST with
the LATEST A lrc ra fi
son and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby
beach at Bandon.
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McAllister. On Sunday they all made
Phyllis Hatcher, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Vernle Hatcher, is working
at Newberry variety store' in Port
land.
ing church service, w ith Sunday w ith his new bride.
Ben Moomaw, who has been re
school immediately following. There
w ill be services again this-next Sup- ceiving medical treatment at the
day, preaching at 10 a. m. and Sun Belie K nife hospital in Coquille, wa5
able to return to his home at Arago
day school at 11 a. m.
Miss Laura Bernice L illie of Port Monday.
Mrs. Leon Pauli of Gooldendule
land visited at the home of her par
ents, M r. and Mrs. Albert L illie , a Washington, is visiting relatives and
friends in Coos county.
couple of days this week.
Mrs. Ward Evans and Pamela a t
Clyde L illie , who was just recently
married to Betty Long of Oakland, tended Royal Neighbors lodge II]
California, returned home last Friday jjlify rtie Point Monday evening
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M jlton and Verle Hammack of Red
mond Visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Nile M ille r one day last week:
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Schroeder
of Corvallis were Tuesday evening j
dinner guqsts of Mr. and Mrs. J. D
Cart
Mr. and Mrs. Melden Carl vwited j
at the home of M r and Mrs. Floyd
Last
Wednesday evening the
N.M O.A. club met at Mrs. Harold Summers in M yrtle Point last Sun
day evening.
Dey’s home. A dessert luncheon was
for- a n t Mrs O liver Myers of M yr
served during the evening which was
tle Point visited at the home of Mrs.
spent in sewing and chatting.
Members present were Mesdames Ida Myers Sunday evening.
W Matejka, Ray DeUefsen, Tom
John Myers is s till in Coquille doc
Stevens, Melden Carl, Keith Kribbs,- toring for ear trouble.
Dennis Waggoner and the hostess,
Mrs. Perry Neal and grandchild of
Mrs. Dey. The guest present was Coos Bay «pent Sunday night at the
Mrs. Chet Price.
home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.:
A. J. Mayse.
Party Held
School Friends
Four new trucks were recently
brought to Coquille from Portland.
Ray Olson brought his new truck to
be used on the m ilk route fo r Sw ift
and Co. Robert Hatfield bought a
logging tr ic k and trailer, and Ron
Burr brou ght two government six
wheel international trucks.
These
two trucks were out of those which
the navy has released. Ron had Page
logging bunks installed and bought
two new Page trailers. Drivers of the
trucks were Ron B urr and Richard
Walker.
U4P ? *a>don
J. Mayse had
the m
had'the
misfortune to
fa ll and hurt himself Monday and
he was taken to the Mast hospital 1«
M yrtle Point Tuesday morning. It
has not yet been determined just
how badly lie was injured.
Mrs. Charles G riffith is helping
Mrs. Werner Piaep do some painting
this week.
Rev. Liston Parrish of Coquille
conducted the regular Sunday m orn
Harvey Myers and Fred Vetter
drove to lliahe. Sunday.
The-Coos county 4-H club leaders'
association w ill have a dinner at the
Coquille Hotel Thursday night, March
31. There w ill be representatives of
the service clubs and chambers of
commerce from the cities of this
county, and also thepresldent o f the
fair board and several other impor
tant people who w ill attend the meet
ing as vilators. There w ill be some
»new awards announced fo r winners
Saturday night a party was given
of 4-H contests. These awards w ill
be announced by their donors. Ev by Bob Schragg at his home in Fair-
ery leaders’ meeting is open to any view for a groqp of Coquille high
school- students. A t his home the
one interested in club work.
evening was spent in playing games,
Elmer Sullivan, Smith-Hughes In talking, and eating the lovely lunch
structor at the M yrtle Point high eon prepared by Mrs. Schragg. A f
school, and A1 Gelss. assistant county ter the lunch the guests all left for
agent, went to Bridge last week to the community hall at Fairview
see the trial plantings of Lotus Ma where they participated in some
jo r legumes stow being experimented square dancing.
Guests present were Phil Seeber,
with on the Aimes and Ocheltree
farm at Bridge. There is a very good Bartley Carrillo, Duane Vandergriff,
stand of this crop and it is doing ex John Devereaux, Charlotte fin c h ,
ceptionally well under the hard usage Colleen Ostrander, Phyllis Chezem,
it la receiving from the cattle on Lois Jean Bothuleil, Norman Chezem,
Genevieve Berry, Judy Slack, Gene
these farms, Mr. Geiss said.
Schragg, and the host, Bob Schragg
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Schroeder and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cochran were
dinner guests last Thursday evening
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stone of Coos
River.
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John Ryder underwent an opera
tion at the Belle K nife hospital in
Coquille last week. He is reported
getting along all right.
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Personal Mention
Arago Ne ws i te m s
Ladies Aid met \Thursday at the
! church fo r an all-day’s meeting with
fa p^t-luck dinner at noon. Most of
the ladies spent the time quilting.
Those attending were Mesdames A l
bert L illie , Gus Schroeder, Ida Myers,
Lawrence Barklow, Wayne Wood
ward, Ward Evans, Werner Plaep, S.
C. M cAllister and Ella Langor. They
w ill meet again this week on Wed
nesday and anyone who can q uilt Is
urged to come and help. There w ill
be other work for those who do not
quilt.
Miss Maureen Evans spent Satur
day night at the home of Miss Lob-
dell In M yrtle Point.
Mrs. Charles G riffith of Coquille
spent last week helping Mrs. George
Magon paper her house at Arago.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar How of Ta
coma left fo r their home Tuesday
after visiting at the home of M r
How’s aunt, Mrs. J. L. Burtis, for the
past two weeks.
A* the «tar* that all the night
Rain into the waiting west:
A» the yellow leaves that drip
Past- the bird’s deserted neat.
A bridal shower honoring Miss
Mary Lee Mawdsley was given by
Mrs. Florence Hallock at her home
on Saturday evening, March 16.
Miss Mawdsley, Mrs. Nellie Prey
and Miss Goldie Child were enter
tained at dinner and the other guests
came later to surprise the bride-to-be.
Gifts were placed beneath a large
umbrella fashioned from white crepe
paper, w ith ribbon streamers attached
to each package. The rooms were
decorated w ith daffodils and spirea.
A fter the opening of the gifts, Miss
Brockway won the prize in a guessing
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