Notes From the Realm of Clubs, Society, Lodges and Churches.
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Menning Home
Scene of Meeting
Job's Daughters
Hold Banquet
The members of the Eagles A u x
iliary sewing club were enter
tained at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Menning when a potluck luncheon
was held on Wednesday. During
the afternoon the ladies sewed for
the bazaar which w ill be held
early in December.
Plans were
made for a pinochle party to be
held on October 20, proceeds
which w ill be uesd to purchase
sewing material.
The winner of the door prize
was Mrs. Ralph Menning.
Those present were Mrs. Clar
ence Hurrell, Mrs. Earl Dalrymple,
Mrs. Frank DeCosta, Mrs. Con
stance Pownder, Mrs. Bertha W il
son, Mrs. Noel Benham, Mrs. Bud
Menning, Miss Edna Robison, Mrs.
Annie Bradshaw, Mrs. Van Spores
and Mrs. Maria Pratt.
The next sewing meeting w ill
be held at the home of Edna Rob
ison at Broadbent on Wednesday,
October 27.
Mrs. Felicia
Ehlert,
Grand
Guardian of Oregon, was feted on
Monday evening, O c t 11, at a ban
quet held In the Coquille hotel.
The affair, arranged by Coquille
Job's Daughters, was also given in
honor of fifteen candidates who
were initiated later in the evening.
Present at the initiation cere
monies were some seventy-five
ives and friends of those par
ticipating.
Candidates initiated
were Jane Gould, Marcia Mauney,
Fancy Perrott, Sherrill Hatcher,
Helen Taylor, Geraldine Smith,
Louise Johnson, Martha Banta,
Diana Schroeder, Joyce Mitchell,
Le Anna Pownder, Nana Foss,
Frances Ann Fromm, Leola Bark-
low and Colleen Brinkley.*
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Party Held
Mrs. Wasley Laird entertained
at an evening party on Thursday
when her geusts were Mrs. Joe
Sayre, Mrs. Ray Mattoon, Mfs. Don
Smith, Mrs. Bob Bryan and Mrs.
Bob Harris.
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Eagles Auxiliary
Meets Wednesday
Lessing Speaks
To Women's Group
Women Through the Ages,"
was the topic of an address given
on Friday evening by Father Rob
ert Lessing of St. James’ Episcopal
church, at a banquet arranged by
the Coquille Business and Pro
fessional Women’s club. The ban
quet, held in the Coquille hotel,
climaxed the program arranged to
commemorate National Business
Women’s week.
The banquet tables were lovely
with centerpieces of chrysanthe
mums and ivy, and the head table
was further enhanced by white
tapers in silver candelabra. Mrs.
Edna Kern was in charge of the
floral arrangement.
Queen Joyce Taylor, Bethel No.
Miss Arlene Robertson, presi
1», Job’s Daughters, was honored dent of the Coquille Business and
at a special event arranged by Co Professional Women's club, acted
quille Eastern Star members. The
chairman and welcomed the
affair was held in the Masonic hall guests, mentioning especially vis
on Thursday evening. Miss Tay
itors present from the newly
lor was escorted to the east, intro formed Business and Professional
duced and presented with a cor Women’s club of Myrtle Point,
sage.
namely Georgia Mae M iller, Lucy
Following the Introduction of Barker, Beulah Brown and Flor
the queen, thirty-eight of the
On Friday evening at the regu Daughters were presented with ence M iller.
Mrs. Georgia M iller spoke brief
lar meeting of the Coquille Ladies corsages, as were Mrs. Harold
ly, thanking the Coquille club
Eagles Auxiliary plans were made Gould, Bethel Guardian, and mem members for their assistance in the
for a Hallowe’en party to be held bers of the guardian council. The formation of the Myrtle Point or
Courtesy Girls of the Eastern Star
at the Eagles hall on Friday even gave a degree in honor of the vis ganization
The closing feature of the even
ing, October 29, for members of itors.
ing's program was gfoup singing
the auxiliary and Eagles lodge.
A reception was given in the
The
The affair is to he a masquerade, banquet room following the cere led by Mrs. Ruth Beyers.
and committees were appointed to mony. The table, centered with a piano accompaniment was given
arrange special program meatures. large pumpkin filled with fruit, by Miss Inez Rover.
was beautifully decorated with au
tumn leaves and tapers. Respon
sible for the arrangements was
Mrs. E. A. Walker.
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Officers of the Coquille Ladies
Eagles Auxiliary were entertained
on W ednesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Wilson Dalrymple.
Present at the gathering were Mrs.
M artin Kincheloe,
Mrs. Van
Spores, Mrs. Earl Dalrymple, Mrs.
Clarence Hurrell, Mrs.
Ralph
Menning, Mrs. Tom Nesbitt, Mrs.
Bud Menning, Mrs. Frank DeCosta
and Mrs. Wilson Dalrymple.
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Star Honors
Bethel Queen
Hallowe'en Party
To Be Given
James Grocery
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Professor Lawrence Bixler of
Northwest Christian college, Eu
gene, Mrs. William Siefke and Mrs.
Edna Burke of Eugene, and Leigh
ton Deshields of Dallas were the
speakers at an all-day crusade
council meeting held in the Co
quille Christian church on Thurs
day.
The four speakers dealt with
four different phases of Christian
work under the headings, “Home
and Family Life,” “Christian Edu
cation,” “Missionary Work’ and
Bible School Work.*
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COQUILLE, OREGON
A t a meeting of St. Cecilia Guild,
presided over by Mrs. George
Maynard, plans were made for
serving luncheon for the Episco
pal . convocation on October 20.
Appointed to take charge of the
luncheon were Mrs. Robert Les
sing and Mrs. Wasley Laird.
Arrangements for the monthly
card party to be held on November
10 were also discussed.
Present at the meeting were
Mrs. Carl Rietman, Mrs. Don
Smith, Mrs. H arry Slack, Miss
Imogene Cusac, Mrs. Waslay Laird,
Mrs. Robert Lessing, Mrs. George
Maynard, Mrs. Muriel Ardath,
Mrs. Charlotte Chappell, Mrs
Ethel Kessler, Mildred aGnt and
Beth Bernheisel
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PM tUnd VUster — Mrs. Harold
Carver was a w eek-end visitor to
Portland.
OCTOBER IL I»*»
Dinner Meeting
Held By 90 and 9
Represen tati ves from N o r t h
Bend, Myrtle Point and Coquille
attended a dinner meeting of the
Coos county Ninety - and - Nine
men’s group held at the Coquille
Christian church on Monday even
ing.
Reports from the Ninety-and-
Nine state convention were heard,
and Rev. Earl Soward, the speaker
of the evening,- addressed the gath
ering, choosing as his topic, “The
Tide of Evangelism W ill Return.1
Two vocal solos were rendered by
Rev. Roy Harrison.
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On Vacation— Mr. and Mrs. W al
ter Litzenberger left at the week
end on a vacation trip to Eastern
Oregon. En route they stayed over
In Portland to see the football
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Ages 7 to 13.
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