A t Norwoy
Mrs. Laura Brandon, teacher at
Mr. and Mrs. L. Freaze and
na i at the home of M r. and Mrs. W il
PAGE T H R U
Norway, gave first prize to Patsy
family of Coquille were guests a t 1 liam McMichael, Jr., and family
Mr. and Mrs. W. Harris’ home of Myrtle Point.
»Atkinson and Meldon Gasner for
the girl and boy finding the most
Easter Sunday.
Ivelyene Frye was home last Will Be Home On Furlough— M ar
eggs. She also made coffee for
BY KENNETH BEESON
week
for a few days with a cold. vin Soward wiU be home this
the following ladles: Mesdames
County Agent
Mrs. A. Saylor has been ill for week on furlough from Eglin
COQUILLE, OREGON.
Alden
Mast, Barklow, LeRoy
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the past week.
Field, Florida, it was learned
The Sitkum Health dub m e m -; The Fairview Sunday school from his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Friday afternoon the mothers of Levinson, Dutch Howard, Dar-
parents. With Joanne was her vacation visiting relatives in Ken-
rell Brodie, Don Schmidt, Frank
e geveraj «ood demon- Faster services were attended by Earl Soward. This wiH be M ar
the children attending Norway
Haney, Bartlett Gasner, Don Me- atrationa M the Mother's Tea last ma«y tor the Easter day'
vin’s first leave since he left for college roommate, Joanne Curtis, ewick, Washington.
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school gave an Easter party. They Leod, Spencer Edgman, Fred _ .
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his assignment in Florida last Au whose home is • at a Chehalis, Wn.
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Here From Bandon — Mrs. Ruth
hid about 127 eggs in the school Schmidt, Enno Dornath, Robert 7 ® ^ : Amon* U k
gust.
On Vacation— Mr. and Mrs. Gene Byrd of Bandon shopped in Co-
Allen, Brown and their
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yard and after the hunt they Atkinson,
children
vaccinations, taking water samples,
Chappell are spending a week’s | quille on Saturday.
Return
From
Week
in
Californis—
served cake, ice-cream, potato and
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and
bones of the body. A lot of
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fish of
Mr.
and
Mrs?
Lloyd
Oddy
returned
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jello salads and gave special fa
work was involved on the part of Lakeview, Oregon, arrived Friday
on Friday after spending a week
vors of balloons and bubble gum.
members and their leader, Mrs. to spend a few days visiting the in San Mateo, Santa Rosa and
P A IN T IN G CONTRACTS
PAPER H A N G IN G
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Rosabel Brown.
home of her sister and brother-in- other California cities.
BRUSH OR SPRAY
E N A M E L IN G
I The Brewster Valley Dairy Club law, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Crawford.
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was able to take part in the pro- Where here Arthur Fish and A. B. Back From Canada— Mr. and Mrs.
Reports from I.infleM college gram, thanks t n the leader, Charles Cawford spent three ¿lays fishing Fred Bull returned on Sunday
indicate that Coquille is well rep- Southmayd. He hauled the calves to on the Rogue.
Coquille, Orejott, SIttec 1926
from a trip to Vancouver, Canada.
resented by a lot of mighty cap- the school grounds, where the, Kenneth Lane, Vernon M cM i-
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able students.
A t the McMinn- members did some p r a c t i c e chael> June and Joseph Simmons Home For Easter Vacation— Miss
ORDERS FOR
J FROM GARLAND M ASK'S BOOK
ESTIM A TE S
ville Baptist college are John judging.
and Mrs. Harvey Myers drove to Joanne Savage, a student at Ore
1 THAT SOLO A MILLION COPIES!
FIN E PAPERS
AND COUNSEL
Rankin, Jack Stevens, Jerry But-
Juat , few H»y. w u
Azalea Easter Sunday and visited gon State college, spent the East
ler, Chuck Hanna, and Buck G il- , k„, «¿„i, organised. May 1 is the at the home oi M r’ and ®*rs W n’ er vacation at the home of her
bert. They are doing very well deadline. Your summer school ,liaZ? McMichael.
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and taking an active part in cam »„»ii.-.H'i»
k , k ,k .
Tyrrell Woodward and Kenton
application must be In by that Myers ,rft for PorUand Monday
pus athletics and activities, the
' with Woodward’s trucks.
report states.
The Haynes Inlet Dairy club
Harvey Myers returned home
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make a practice ofhaving several Monday ^ eT a week's stay in
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tours each yeer. They visit each, Springfield, Oregon.
member s home and look over each i Saturday afternoon callers at
project. Their first tour is sched- the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B
A N D CUT COSTS
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Woodward, uled for A pril 23.
| Crawford were Mr. and Mrs. H ar-
Jr., are the proud parents of a | it's a long time until record old Potts and son, Dellas, of North
EVERY MILE YOU DRIVE
baby boy born Friday, April 15, books must be turned in but its al- Bend, Mr. and Mrs. Al Branham
at Mast hospital. M yrtle Point. way, a
time
check and
of CoquiUe
ASPERATING ecooo-
The baby, the Woodward’s sec that your book is up to date. I f i Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Fitzhenry
my speaks out to
ond child, has been named Stan you want a really good record book, and daughter, Linda, of Coos Bay
you from every grace
ley David and weighed nlne don’t wait until a week before the wer« Sunday guests at the A. B
ful, low-swung line of
pounds, nine ounces.
end of the club year.
Crawford home.
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a ’49 Studebaker.
Do any of you 4-H ’eni want to
M r and M rt- Robert Bernhardt
VISIT AT LESSING’S
Y o u d o n ’t see a
raise pheasants? Let us know if and d™«hter, Rose Yvonne, were
Mrs. J. R. Carrick of Torrance, youre intere8ted. This opportunity
evening guests at the
trace o f gas-wasting
California, left on Friday after a
given through the cooperation hom*
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
excess poundage in a
month’s visit at the home of her of
Oregon state commission. A B Crawford.
Siudebaker’s flight-
daughter, Mrs. Robert Lessing. CTub membera
jd Qne
Mrs. Leona Gambrel and fam-
streamed structure.
The
Lessing’s
had F as a Easter
dinner
end house
guests
t h e r ^ week-
n g ’s dollar
X
£ for X s h e bi
r t t . h ralwd
e ^ g e o f ^ ily
V were
^ * ^ Monday
* ? * evening
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N o other automo
bile dollar buys you
parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Fred Les- weeka
Mrs. Keith Mintonye.
w h at a S tudebJker
sing of Alameda, California.
Mrs. Graydon Anderson and
d o lla r does to d ay.
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son* were callers Monday at the
S tudebaker is out
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Offord.
ahead in modern style
The shearing
of Angora
Anonr= goats
»«»t,
Mrs. ............
Lila Kindred
Long
shearing of
_ „ of
.
—in timely new thrift
HERE IT IS—
is really something to watch. With ’ Beach is visiting at the home of
—in w ear-resistin g
the help of their dog to keep the Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Lillie. *
The
craftsmanship!
goats corraied Howard Leather-
Mrs- Kindred was called here
zz
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man and his helper have been by 016 i11« « * of her brother, Bird
busy the past week, shearing from Tucker, who has been in the Mast
fir
350 to 400 goats which were on hospital the past week,
COQUILLE
OREGON
COOS
BAY
OREGON
the range all winter.
I Mr. and Mrs- Virgil M iller and
Mr. and Mrs. H. Lasswell of *° n- Steven, were Sunday callers
ADDS and MULTIPLIES to
Coquille were visitors to Mrs. M.
Varney's home Sunday. ' Mrs.
$9,999,999.99
Varney has been taking care of
Mrs« Gentry’s children, Mike and
PRINTS on PAPER TAPE — TOTALS in RED
■ Lewana, while Mr. and Mrs. Gen
try took a trip north.
HAS VISIBLE DIAL
Mrs. E. Hatcher has been ill
Take one out and try it — Fully Guaranteed
with a cold. Her daughter, Betty
Hatcher who is living in Coquille
spent the Easter holidays with her
! folks here in Fairview.
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231 W. 2nd St.
Phone 121-R
Mr.
P. Hollenbeck took ad
vantage of the nice weather and
has his garden planted so while
a
the rest of us are busy plowing
and planting, the Hollenbeck’s are
enjoying some good week-end
fishing.
Understand they got
quite a catch of catfish at Fat Elk
creek Sunday.
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Mrs. L. Frye went to Gold
Beach Friday for Homemakers’
'Day for Curry county. She also
attended the county committee
meeting in CoquiUe last Monday.
C liff Henry of N.S.P. spent the
Easter holidays in Washington
visiting his family. His daughter
and her two chiildren from Den
ver, Colorado, joined him for a
'fam ily reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Baccus, former
ly of Washington, were guests of
M r. and Mrs. H. Schneider last
week. The Baccus’s are now liv
ing at Middle creek.
Yes, we’re still at it folks, but bear with us —
W IT H THE 4-H
in Coos County
Easter Party
Given Children
JTeniliieì
who ,h“ fain(*d' At ArOqO
Coming Soon
ROXY
Coquille Students
UO Well A t jCnOOl
Darrell L. Cox
Son Born Friday
$98.50
$98.50
A t Fairview
home of Mr- and Mrs- Th°mas
Mighty Midget
Coquille Auto Co.
Troyer
Barnard
Swift Adding Machine
FREE
We will give a 3-piece Flint kitchen tool Set
Coquille Typewriter Shop
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A 3-piece EKOWARE Cooking Utensil Set
Yours A t No Extra Cost
With the Purchace of A New RC-9 Automatic
NN EY’S
REMODELING
it won’t be too long now!
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for only
LOWERED PRICES!
$19.08
Since our circular was printed our costs on
and
overalls
just
and
sheets
have
dropped.
We,
therefore, pass these savings along to you in
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