S 3 J.EN NESBITT
Social Events
Women’s Editor
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Club, Lodge and Local Activities
COQUILLE, OREGON
Royal Neighbors
Have Visitor
District Deputy Ann Montgom
ery of Coos Bay, was a guest at
a meeting of the Coquille Royal
evening in the Junior auditorium
of the Community building.
An invitation was received from
the M yrtle Point camp, inviting
the Coquille members to attend a
costume party to be held in M yrtle
IJpint on October 31.
Plans were made for a potluck
dinner for Coquille members and
their famiUies to be held in the
junior auditorium on Oct. 19, at
8:30 p. m. Mrs. Henry Belloni is
in charge of the arrangements.
Following the
meeting the
members adjourned to the Roxy
Fountain
where
dessert
was
served.
Carmichael as co-hostess. F ollo w -, Present were Mesdames R E.
ing delicious refreshments of Boober, Iola Garrison, H. H. Hunt,
pumpkin pie topped with whipped Carolyn Johnson, Hattie Shelley,
cream, and coffee, a short busi Wilma Knight, Olive Lockwood,
ness meeting was conducted by Miss Ida Oerding and the two
the *president, Mrs. Carmichael. hostesses.
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Ten responded to roll call with
fines or witticisms. A letter was Return From Wedding T rip — Mr.
received from Miss Theresa Bea- and Mrs. Joe Nichols returned on
hen at the I.O.O.F. Home, thank Friday from a wedding trip to
ing the club for cards and gifts Northern California. They visited
sent her recently.
Committees in Eureka and Redding and drove
were appointed for P. N. G. night, over into Crater Lake, Oregon,
Tuesday, Oct. 25th, when the club before returning to Coquille where
takes over the refreshments and they w ill reside.
entertainment at the
regular
meeting of Mamie Rebekah lodge,
No. 20. Mrs. Wilma Knight and
; Man's MI6HT/ ncHNiSoum
Mrs. Olive Lockwood were in i-
M usical shqwofswq ^ / /
tiated into the Past Noble Grands
club in a short but impressive
ceremony. The meeting adjourned
GARLAND
with an invitation to meet with
Mrs. Lx>is Stevens in November. <
Several interesting games were
conducted by the hostess. W in
ners were Ida Oerding, Lenore
Hunt and Florabel Boober.
Shower Given
Sew-Said Club
Mrs. Wayne Hodge Meets A t Harris*
Mrs. Wayne Hodge, a recent
bride was complimented Thurs
day evening when a surprise
shower was given in her honor
by Misses Doris and Beverley
Willard. Mrs. Hodge was former
ly Miss Ramona Cunningham.
Mrs. Hodge received many
lovely and useful gifts from the
following guests: Mrs. Darryl
Williams, Mrs. Donald Wolgamott,
Mrs. Wilton Willey, Mrs. Jack
Colley, Miss Colleen Ostrander,
Miss Bonnie Morgan, Miss Rae
Ward, Miss Tudy Wersh, Miss
Betty Wasson and Miss Irene
Burr.
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On Vacation— Pearl M iller, on
vacation from Farrs for two weeks,
is spending his time in and around
Coquille and plans to do some
hunting.
OCTOBER 13, 1949
Mrs. Robert Harris entertained
on Friday evening at a party for
sew said club members. Attend
ing the affair were Mrs. Ray
Mattoon, Mrs. Robert Bryan, Mrs.
Don Smith, Mrs. Joe Sayre, Mrs.
Tom Thrift, and the hostess, Mrs.
Harris.
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Birthday Party
Given Miss Cole
Miss Norma Jean Cole was
honored on Saturday evening
when a birthday dinnned was
given for her at the home of her
mother, Mrs. M ary Allen.
The guests present at the dinner
were Miss Norma Jean Cole, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Rogers, Miss
Diane Jackson, and Clifford En-
gleking of M yrtle Point.
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Coming Roxy
OCT. 20 - 22
Daughters O f Nile
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Twenty-five members of the Co
quille Daughters of the Nile, were
entertained at dessert at the home
home of Mrs. J. A. Moore on Wed
nesday evening. Co-hostesses for
the affair were Mrs. Theodore
Clinton, Mrs. O. L. Wood, Mrs. T. MR. A N D MRS. W IL L A R D D. ESMAY, married at M yrtle Point
S. Stevens and Mrs. J. A. Moore. Methodist church on Sunday, September 11. Mrs. Esmay was for
During the evening the ladies merly Mias Alvis Ardell Oden of M yrtle Point.
sewed for the Shrine hospital in
(Coquille Studio Photo)
Portland.
Bridge Played
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Mrs. Rodney Creager entertain
ed on Wednesday evening at two
tables of bridge.
High score winner for the eve
ning was Mrs. Tallant Greenough
and second priap winner was Mrs.
W illiam Borrow.
The guests were Mrs. William
Barrow, Mrs. Dale Elliot, Mrs.
Tallant Greeough, Mrs. Dan Fish,
Mrs. Ernest James, Mrs. L. B.
Gould and Mrs. Ed Throckmor
ton. ~
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From
Pendleton— M r.
andMrs.
Melvin Palmer of Pendleton have
been guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Rose. Also guests at
the Rose home were Mr. and Mrs.
John Th ombrew and children of
Tillomook.
Miss Davis Becomes
Bride Saturday
the bride, was matron of honor.
She was gowned in pink dotted
Swiss, and she carried a nosegay]
of mixed flowers.
Married
by
candlelight
at
The three bridesmaids, Miss.
Pioneer Methodist church Satur Colleen Brinkley, Miss Joyce Tay- j
day evening were Beverly Yvonne lor and Miss Patty Shaw, were
Davis, daughter of M r. and Mrs. dressed alike in gowns of green
Elmer Davis of Coquille, and W il dotted swiss, and matching picture I
bur Clarence Owen, son of Mr. hats. Their flowers were nose
and Mrs. Bruce Owen of Bandon. gays.
Rev. Lawrence Guderian offi
The little flower girls, dressed
ciated .at the double ring cere in frocks of floor length pink or
mony which was performed be gandy, and carrying baskets of
fore an altar lovely with white rose petals, were. Judy and Bar
gladioli and ivory tapers.
bara Taylor. The candlelighters
The loVely bride, given in m ar were Miss Gay Cedarquist and
riage by her father, chose for her Miss Elaine Trull.
wedding, a gown of marquisette
The groom’s brother, Norman
and lace, which she wore with a Spraggiiis, acted as best man and
finger-tip veil held in place by a
Arthur Richardson, Eddie Howe
halo-shaped headdress. She car
and Tommie M ullin were users.
ried a bouquet of pink rosebuds
Mrs. Lawrence Guderian played
and gardenias.
the wedding march and soloist
Mrs. Howard Taylor, a sister of
was Miss Doris W illard, who sang
“I Love You T ru ly ” and “A l
ways.”
A reception in the church par
lours followed the ceremony. As
sisting with the affair were Mrs.
George
Taylor,
Mrs.
Marvin
Shaw, Mrs. Rudy Johnson, Mrs.
George Howe and Mrs. C. C. Mc
Curdy, Miss Mary
Gauntlett,
Miss Charlotte M artin and Miss
Carol Gray.
The newly weds w ill reside in
Coquille following their return
ffom a wedding trip to California.
For travelling the bride wore a
suit of blue wool with black ac
cessories. '
Both bride and groom are
graduates of Coquille High School,
class of 1949. The groom is on
the staff at Thorntons Tire Ser
vice and the bride is secretary to
the principal at Lincoln Junior
High School.
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The Past Noble Grands’ club
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