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Wedding Highlights Week At Riverton
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B
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udson
By
Mr«.
Hazel
Hudson
AUGUST 21, 1347
COQUILLE. OREGON
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TO EVERYONE SHOPPING IN OUR STORE ON FRI
DAY AND SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 AND 23, WE
WILL GIVE, ABSOLUTELY FREE, A COLORED CAR-
TOON BOOKLET, CONTAINING THE HIGHLIGHTS
FROM THE LIVES OF
FAMOUS
48
AMERICANS
Whose Deeds Have M a d e .
History!
SUCH OUTSTANDING AMERICANS AS:
• BUFFALO BILL
•P. T. BARNUM
•ABRAHAÏ4 LINCOLN
•ERNIE PYLE
•FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
And Many Others!
The marriage of Kathryn Armstrong, daughter of Mrs. Nancy
Miller of Myrtle Point, and Elvin R. Fetch, youngest son of Wen-
delin Fetch of Riverton, was solemnized Saturday evening at eight
o’clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Calvert in Coquille.
Rev. Wilmer A. Briggs of the Methodist church, Myrtle Ponit,
read the double ring ceremony.
The rooms were decorated w ith tall
baskets with beautiful pastel shades
of gladiolus and the table was lovely
with an exquisite satin damask cloth
that Mrs. Calvert had brought from
her home in England and was »dom
ed with the decorated wedding cake
and
silver
service arrangement
among the asters and dahlias.
The bride’s dress was dusty rose,
with white accessories, her corsage
was of gardenias and carnations.
Mrs. Leslie M iller, her matron of
honor, wore an aqua dress with black
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accessories. ,
The groom wore a double breasted
suit and his brother, Joseph Fetch,
was the best man.
The bride’s mother wore a light
green dress with beautiful corsage of
carnations.
Refrehsments of cake, ice-cream
and coffee were served to the fol
lowing guests, Mrs. Nancy Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Wilberger, Mrs.
Leslie M iller, little daughter, Carol
Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Dalrymple
and daughter, Rose Ellen, Dennis
Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. John Leath-
erwood, Eloyse King, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Roush, Lavarre Ramey, Wende-
lin Fetch, Joseph Fetch, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy T. Johnson and little daugh
ter, Sard Ann, Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Williams, Hazel Hudson, Miss Doris
Willard, Jack Giffen, Leland McNair,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Calvert.
Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Fetch left by
car for Portland on their honeymoon
and w ill be residing at Perkins Apts.,
Myrtle Point on their return
Con
gratulations and best wishes go with
the new couple for the future to
gether.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Cross was the scene of a picnic in
the M yrtle Grove last Sunday.
The guests were Mrs. Mamie M ill
er, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Christenson
of North Bend; Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Fischer and family, Mrs. Lyons, of
Coos Bay; Mrs. Ben Lilienthall and
daughter. May, of Coos Bay; Miss
Hannah Ghelbo’, of North eBnd; Mr.
and Mrs. Don Christenson and Susan,
of Coos River; M r. and Mrs. Richard
Danielson, Mrs. Ernie Wallace and
children, of Coquille; and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Simmons and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayland Buoy and
Carol Irene, Mr. and Mrs. Miles
Hartwell and Kathy spent the week
end at H artw ell’s.
Mr. and Mrs. Courtland Smith have
moved into their own home.
Mrs. Oran Holbrook had her tonsils
removed over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lockwood of
Portland spent the week-end visiting
his sister and famiyl, Mrs. A. C.
Right.
Birthday tree tin I this week go
to D. lin e Gibbs. Beet wishes
for a Happy Birthday.
Grant Hartw ell went to work for
Just Arrived!
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Teas and Demi-tasse
★ New Patterns of Blue Ridge Dinner-
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Phone 347
Roofing and
Shingles
Limited Shipment Just Received
45 lb.
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BUY NOW WHILE STOCK LASTS AT THESE
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Harry M. Johnson, Prop.
A t M cKinley
Polly Anna Club
Meets A t Pointer's
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A U T O SUPPLY CO.
Coquille, Ore.
Phone 85
By Mrs. Delbert King
The Pollyanna club meeting was
held at Mrs. Melvin Pointer’s home
Thursday, Aug. 14th. Those attend
ing were Mrs. Lee Mast, Mrs. Milford
Mast, and son, Gary, Mrs. Mildred
King, Mrs. Delbert King and two
children, Mike and Linda, Mrs. A1
Plumb. Mrs. Clarence Churchill and
Mrs. Frank Howard. From Myrtle
Point were Mrs. Ernest Krewson and
Mrs. Rackleff; from Dora, Mrs. Ollie
Hooper and Mrs. Harry Mast. A
very lovely potluck dinner was
served.
The Jolly Gardeners club meeting
was held at the home of Mrs. Tommy
Heyman at 1:30 Friday, Aug. 15th.
Those attending were Mrs. Reuben
Brown and daughter, Alice, Mrs. S.
A. Hutohinson, Mrs. Ben Hudson,
Mrs. I t Campbell, Mrs. Lee Mast,
Mrs. Mildred King, Mrs. A1 Plumb,
Mrs. Delbert King and children, Mike j
and Linda, Mrs. George Zeigler and
Mrs. Heyman« mother-in-law, Mrs.
Marietta Brussels.
Watermelon was served. The next
meeting w ill be held at Mrs. Delbert
King’s home.
A get-together picnic waa held
Tuesday, Aug. 12th. up Middle
Creek road towards Tioga. The
picnic was started by some girls
from the mill. Those attending ,
were: Mrs. S. A. Hutchinson and
two daughters, Betty and Levina,
Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr«. George
Zeigler, Phawn Scott, Mr». E l
roy Zeigler, Mrs. W'oodrow Kosh
and three children. Sharon, Judy
and Lynonne, Mrs. A1 Plumb,
Mrs. Mildred King. Mrs. Delbert '
King and two children, Mike and
Linda.
A very good time was
enjoyed by all In the swimming,
picnicking and fishing.
A new group has arrived at the
camp.
The small group of Camp
fire girls from Coos Bay a r
rived late Sunday afternoon. The !
Church of Christ group left late j
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Zeigler, Sr., re
turned Thursday, Aug. 14th, from a
very lovely and interesting trip back
east.
Mr. and Mrs. George Glenn have
left on a trip and w ill be gone for a
■ month.
When asked where they
were going, they replied, “We’U tell
you when we return.”
Mr. Glenn’s brother, Henry Glenn,
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Milford
M ist and family.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Zeigler and
Phawn Scott are the happy hosts of
another sister, Phyllis Scott, who ar
rived Saturday night for a two weeks
visit.
1 Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Richard
I Shields and daughter, Judy Lee, Mr.
I and Mrs. G. S. Zeigler, Phawn and
Phyllis Scott, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. •
Zeigler, Sr., Fred and Mahlon Zeig
ler had a very enjoyable picnic up,
the Middle Creek road.
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Return From New York— Mrs. Na-
loma Reiling and son, Larry, arrived
‘ at the home of her parents, Mr. and
' Mrs. Fred Zwickew recently.
Mrs. j
Reiling and Larry have just returned
to Oregon after a year’s stay in New
York. All of the unembers of their
immediate fam ily were on hand to
welcome them home. Larry stayed
to visit with his grandparents for the
remainder of thfe summer while Mrs.
Reiling drove to Oakland, California,
after a few days’ visit here, where
she w ill establish residence there for
herself and her son.
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Sport Boats
Fish Dealer
CUSTOM CANNER
Carroll’s Gift & Electrical Supply
315 West P in t
Morris Ray on Bear Creek this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Baumgartner ob
served, their 40th wedding anniver-
Tuesday.
Their daughter,
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Mrs. Robert Linder and family,
Eastside were with them.
A stork shower was given In
honor of Mrs. Wm. R. Smith of
M yrtle Point at the home of her
Saturday, afternoon, A ur. 16th.
The table was lovely with lace
, cloth and sweet pea bouquet.
Mrs. Brown was assisted by Mrs.
F. S. Younee and they served
fruit Jello, cate and cocoa.
Those present were Mr«. Helen
Detlefsen, Mr«. Lawrence Snead,
Mr«. Anne McDonald and Jean.
Mrs. Francis Schmidt. Mr«. Lu-
ella Munson. Mrs. Inez Early and
Jackie, Mr«. Yvonne Younee,
Misses Patricia Younee. Lavetto
Lonburg. Phyllis Lonberg, Jean
Brown and those unable to at
tend but sending gifts were Mrs.
William Tucker. Mrs. Ella Tuck
er. Nancy Totten. Mr«. Doris
Hubble. Misses Jessie Ballard
and Patricia Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Minor spent
Tuesday in Coos Bay on business.
Mrs. Roy T. Johnson and Carol
Ann, and Hazel Hudson jonied M rs.!
PhD Williams, Mrs. Donald Calvert,
Mrs. Wilson Dalrymple of Coquille
and went to Myrtle Point last Thurs- ,
day evening to attend the b rid a l:
shower given for Kathryn Armstrong.
A household shower In honor
of Mrs. Karl Alpine is being held
at the home of Mrs. Lester
Clansen Friday afternoon. Aug.
22nd.
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Values of
the Week
Put in your order for Tuna;
we will sell it to you and can
it; or you can It.
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Bandon. Oregon
Phone 5-R-14
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While it
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the stove for keeping foods
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Extension Cord
49c
Value
23c
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Padlock
23 c
It cannot be opened by shim
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Value
15C
Why Bother to have old ones
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