Many Attend
Ham Dinner
Notes From the Realm of Clubs, Society, Lodges and Churches
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By Ellen NeeMtt
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Pie Social Set
By Grange
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A pumpkin pie social has been
arranged as a special program
feature at a meeting of Coquille
Grange which w ill be held on F ri
day evening in the Union hall,
commencing at 8 p. m.
Returns By Plane—Mrs. Harold
H art returned by plane on Satur
day from Los Angeles where she
has been vacationing. She visited
en route in Oakland. The weather
In California was perfect, Mrs.
H art reports.
JFentlnel
A good attendance marked the
OCTOBER 81. 1848.
ham dinner held on Thursday COQUILLE, OREGON
evening, Oct. 14, at Pioneer Meth
are the paa«Muna Iters :
Whoever has destroyed a single
odist church, under the auspieces
for they shall be called the chil
of the Wesleyan Service guild. prejudice is a benefactor of the dren of God. Matthew 8:8.
Proceeds from the affair were suf human race.—Chamfort.
ficient to complete payment on the
chimes recently purchased for the
P A IN T IN G CONTRACTS
church.
BR U SH or SPR A T
e e
M r. and Mrs. Jimmy Zinn and
son, Michael, left for a visit in
Mr. Zinn’s home state, Texas.
They expect to be gone about a
month.
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Out Hunting — Jack Bowen and
O R DER S FOR
Douglas Reisdorf are hunting this
FINK P A P B 8 S
week near Yachats.
Darrell L Cox
Be In The SPOTLIGHT
with
Specials
effective
Friday and Saturday Only, October 22nd & 23rd
MR. A ND MRS. EDGAR J. ERIKSON who were married October 8 at the Amembly of God Church
M r Erikson was formerly Mim Ruby G. Caudle.
_________ (Coquille Studio Photo)
Woman of the M onth
Mrs. Martha Mulkey Purdy Named
As Legion Woman Of The Month"_
We, of the Coquille American Legion Auxiliary are
proud to present as the chosen Woman-of-the-Month for Oc
tober, Mrs. Martha Mulkey Purdy.
Mrs. Purdy was one of eight children bom to Mr. and
Linus Foster, Point Arena, Cali
fomia.
A fter finishing high
school she attended Ashland Nor
mal school, and she taught school
for several years before her mar
riage in 1817 to Charles E. Mulkey,
then superintendent of schools In
Coos county. Two children were
born to this union, Emma Frances
Mulkey, now Mrs. Donald Farr,
and Charles Mulkey, Jr., better
known as “Chuck.”
“Chuck”
Vote
for
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Elton Schroeder
State Senator
8th District
COOS
and
CUBBY
Counties
“Efficient and equal representation far everyone in Coos
and Curry Counties.”
I will do everything I can to reduce taxes without sacrificing
adequate government services to the people, and to modernise
and improve the highways in Southwestern Oregon. I will strive
for the preservation of our material and natural resources In
cluding fish propagation and reforestation.
served overseas as first lieuten
ant in the Army air corps. Mrs.
Purdy has six grandchildren.
After the death of her husband j
in 1925, Mrs. Purdy came by ap
pointment, Coos county school
superintendent, which position she
still holds.
In 1945 she became the wife of I
Bruce Purdy. She is active in
many organizations, both civic and |
religious, but most of her energies
are given to the betterment of con
ditions for the children of Coos
county.
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Before the county agent’s office
was instituted in Coquille, Mrs.
Purdy was in charge of all 4-H
club activities. She is now in j
charge of the Coos County Fair
4-H club exhibits. She is chair
man of the history committee for
the Pioneer and Historical associa
tion, is a charter member of the I
Coquille Business and Professional
Women's club, and at present holds
the chairmanship of the United
Nations commitee of that club. She j
has been an active member of the
W. C. T. U. since 1916. A mem
ber of the Christian church, she I
has been superintendent of the
Sunday school for the Past five
years. She is also chairman of the
Teachers Institute.
A t the present time Mrs. Purdy j
«» in Salem representing Coos j
county at the County Superintend
ents’ conference in session there.
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Feturn From Trip— Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Neufeldt and family return
ed on Thursday from a vacation |
trip. They attended the Pacific
International Exposition at Port
land, visited in Seattle and fished
at Pacific City.
Mrs. IJeufeldt
caught three salmon while Eddie |
caught one
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Spends Sunday at Banker H ill—
Mrs. Aina Eckhotm spent Sunday
visiting Mrs. Agnes Russ at Bun
ker Hill.
Paid Pol. Adv. by Coos County Democratic
Central Comm.— L. Hendershot, Chairman
Hunted at Klamath Falls—LeRoy j
Rice hunted near Klamath Falls at
the week-end.
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In Portland—M r. and Mrs. Elbert |
Schroeder attended the football
game in Portland at the week-end.
Men's All Wool
Plaid Shirts
B egu lar-------------- -----$9.85
$7.95
$2.29
MEN’S COTTON FLANNEL PAJAMAS
Begular .......... $3.75
Spotlight special
$2.98
TOWERS FISH BBAND BAIN JACKETS
Begular .......... $4.85
Spotlight special
$3.95
Boys' Slipover Sweaters, All Wool
Boys Jackets, A Truly Great Value
$3.98
BOYS’ PARTRIDGE CORDS,
Regular ....... $4.85
MEN’S SWEAT SHIBTS,
Regular ....... $1.88
12 os.
A Famous Name Brand
Spotlight special ...... —
$4.25 to $8.50
Regular
Spotlight
Special —
Begular ........... ....................... $4 2$ to $5.85
Spotlight
Special ...
$3.79
$4.69
Titex Rainwear
Pants & Jacket
$1.79
Full Freedom Sleeve
Spotlight special
Regular.....ea. $8.85
SPOTLIGHT
SPECIAL
CANVAS GLOVES Red Cuff
A truly great value at this special price .....
$4.95 «
MEN’S CREAM COLORED CORDS, A Famous Name Brand C d L O C
Regular ......... $8.75
Spotlight special .......... ......
And For The Ladies
ANGEL SOFT CLEANSING TISSUE, Large sired box
Regular _______35c
Spotlight «pedal.................—
72 x 90 ■
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Golden Seal
N A T IO N A L
CRANBERRY WEEK
October
18- 2 3 r d
COTTON FLANNEL WOBK SHIBTS
Regular _____ » 1 «
Spotlight special
Sunnyspun
BLANKETS
Regular ......... $7.95
CANON HAND TOWELS, Quito a selection of Colors
Spotlight special ...
R egular.............. 45c
33c
36 in. OUTING FLANNEL, Printed and Striped Designs
Regular _______ 58c
Spotlight special yd.
A Q f
Usses & Women's Black
¡Nobbee 2 Snap Galoshes
COTTON
P R IN T S
SEW AND SAVE
Regular ..............
Fast Colors
Spotlight special yd.
R egular..........................$2.75
Spotlight
C O O Q
S p ecial..........
58c
49c
SPOTLIGHT
SPECIAL
LADIES’ COTTON HOUSE DRESSES
Regular .......... $3.88
Spotlight special ....
$6.49
LADIES’ ALL WOOL SLIPOVER SWEATERS
Regular .............. $4.88
Spotlight special
LADIES' PRINT PAJAMAS
R egular...............$4.25
Ocean - Spray
The finest brand
FRESH or CANNED
OPEN
HOUSE
TheCranberry Cannery
B aby D e p a r tm e n t
JUST ARRIVED “McKEM T SHIRTS,” Fast color«. Can be w i
home or any commercial laundry. Sixes 1 to 3 and 3 to $ ..................
All This Week
YOU ARE IN V IT E D
The Motional Cranberry Association
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“ $1.65
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME TO COME IN AND SHOP AROUND IN OUR STORE,
WHERE QUALITY MERCHANDISE, SERVICE AND COURTESY GO HAND IN HAND.
in
Coquille
Spotlight special ...
$2.99
$1.98
$2.98
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