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PAGI TWO Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Simmons of Eastside were Wednesday night guests at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Soper. The Simmons and Mas. Soper left Thursday morning for Long Beach, Wn., to visit Mr. Simmons parents. COQUILLE, OREGON JULY 13. 1>M. Mrs. Soper returned home Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Detlefsen and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Denzer of Mary Ann drove to Ferndale Sun A t Norway Roseburg were Thursday afternoon day to visit relatives and friends. They returned home Tuesday. callers at the Ed Brodie home. The employees of L. A. Blanc, Mr. and Mr4. Dean Caudle and Mr. and Mrs. Turley Carlisle and Inc., of Coos Bay and their fami daughter of Pasadena, Calif., spent girls are moving from Broadbent lies held a picnic in the Norway a week with her brother and fam to the Roy district out from Co grove Sunday. About 79 attended. ily, Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Levin quille. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McCloskey were son. Sunday evening dinner guests guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lou Blanc. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bell returned at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Lewis, Mary from Eugene with their daughter, tin Schmidt were Mr.- and Mrs. and Virginia, spent the 4th up Gary, who was in the hospital with Russell Smith and family, Walter Brewster valley. . pneumonia. Mrs. Bell visited her Smith, Mary Ann Detlefsen and Mrs. R. W. Atkinson and daugh mother, Mrs. Fred Mantz, who is Mrs. Dean Caudle and girls. Mr. and Mrs. James Agostino^ ter, Roberta, arrived Thursday in Portland under a specialist’s were Sunday luncheon guests a t, from Washington for an indefinte care. stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Laura Brandon returned the Darrell Brodie home. Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Caudle j Ralph Kelley. home last week after spending sev Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corning of For eral weeks in Sacramento with her and son. of Coquille were Friday tuna, Calif., arrived Friday and daughter, Mrs. Wayne Ramsey, visitors at the Rudy Rochek home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Finley Schroe spent several days with her cous and family. Mrs. Brandon spent ins, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brodie and most of her time getting acquaint der drove to Bandon Sunday to Bert Soper. They visited the Dar ed with her new grandson. She visit her sister, Mrs. Rena Ga- rell Brodie’s Saturday evening. returned by way of Klamath Falls routte. Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Yarbrough Mr. and Mrs. Dalton Allen and where she visited her son, War and children moved into Myrtle daughter, Connie, from Ontario, ren Brandon, and family. Point a week ago and Mrs. Eva Calif., arrived on the 4th to spend Mr. and Mrs. Houghton arrived Hughes and girls will move into a week or so with his sister, Mrs. Sunday evening to visit his daugh the house they vacated. Eldon Ansley and family and his ter, Mrs. Lela Mast, and family. Saturday dinner guests at the twin brother and wife, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Trigg and Herman Tedsen home were Mr. Mrs. Alton Allen of Coquille. Dal children, Charles and Devina, of and Mrs. Baker and son and her ton Allen and the Alton Allen's Portland arrived Friday to visit parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman spent Saturday and Sunday fish his folks, Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Ry- Detlefsen. ing on the Rogue. lander. Mrs. Trigg’s parents, Mr. Herman Tedsen spent the 4th at Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bridgham and Mrs. George Gillespie, were Broadbent with Mr. and Mrs. Er and their house guest, Mr. and Saturday callers at the Rufus Ry nest Clausen. Mrs. Jerry Ostrander and son, Mr. lander home. The Trigg’s went Monday guests at the home of and Mrs. Gene Graves were Sat home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Schroeder were urday evening visitors at the John Mrs. Alice Nielson and Mrs. Mrs. L. C. Freeman and daughter, ny Levinson home. Henry Detlefsen of Halsey were Claire of Roseburg, Mrs. Bob Prow Major and Mrs. Fred Owens who guests of the Don Schmidt family and son of Grants Pass, Mrs. Wal spent the past three years in Thursday afternoon and evening. lace A. Warner of Coquille, and Frankfurt, dermany, were Thurs Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Trigg and Mrs. Ray Campbell and children day evening dinner guests of Mr. children were Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Trigg and arid Mrs. Darrell Brodie. the Guy C. Grant home. children and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mrs. Ella Strang of Coquille, Guests at the Rudy Rochek home Graf, parents of Mrs. Trigg of Mrs. Lizzie Lett and Mr. and Mrs. Sunday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Portland, arrived Tuesday for a J. H. McCloskey spent the 4th at Wayne Caudle and son and Mr. few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Pe and Mrs. Dwight Allen and son Rufus Rylander. terson. > of Bend, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crowley Archie Harmony of Lebanon, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schmidt and son went to Tulelake over the father of Mrs. Don McLeod, and and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Caudle and 4th to visit her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Boutin, a cousin, returned girls went to Bandon to the Fish Raymond Schroeder and family. home Sunday after spending a Fry. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Norton week with Don McLeod’s. Mr. and Mrs. Harvdy Gant and and son, Johnie, of Bums were Mrs. L. B. Simmons of Eastside Mary returned Saturday from a dinner guests of the Darrell and her mother, Mrs. Bert Soper, trpi north to Astoria. They spent Brodie’s last Monday. They en drove to Roseburg last Thursday to one day last week on the Rogue joyed the 4th at Bandon beach. visit the Charles Osborne family. river. House guests at the Frank Haney Mr. and Mrs. John Wells of Co Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mattoon and home are Virginia and Allen My quille were Sunday dinner guests children, David and Marilyn, were ers of Malin, Oregon, niece and at the home of their daughter, Mr. Saturday evening dinner guests of nephew. and Mrs. E. L. Lewis. They also the Harry Crowley’s. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schmidt and canned cherries. The modern or Mr. and Mrs. Leland Panter of girls, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Schmidt, easy way to pick cherries is to cut Riverton had Sunday dinner and Mr. and Mrs. Dean Caudle and the tree down, just ask Florence spent the evening at the Don girls gathered at the Russell Smith Miller in Myrtle Point. Schmidt’s. home for fireworks on the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Leneve of Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Rochek and A hay hauling and potluck pic Coquille were Saturday visitors of sons and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne nic was held at Finley Schroeder’s Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wilson. Caudle and sons spent the 4th with a week ago. Those enjoying the their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John day were Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Caudle. Yarbrough and Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haney, I Ray Campbell and children, Mrs. Barbara and Janice. Allen and Eva Hughes and girls, Mr. and Virginia Myers, their house guests, Mrs. Wayne Hubbard and son, Jer Mr. and Mrs. Bart Gasner. Myrna ry, and Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and Meldon, and Mr. and Mrs. Wil Warner. lis Allen and children went for a Sunday guests at the Frank picnic and swim at the Virginia Haney home were Mr. and Mrs. Gulstrom gravel bar on the 4th. Grady Eddins and daughters, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McLeod and and Mrs. John O’Sullivan of Ara- Mr. and Mrs. Don McLeod attend go, Jerry O'Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. ed the baseball game at Bandop on Claude Cusic and Allen and “Vir the 4th. ginia Myers. Canasta was enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kelley and in the evening. Patsy were in Bandon the 4th. Mr. and Mrs. A. Theodore Smith Mr. and Mrs. Don Houstin and were Thursday afternoon visitors Tery and Jim Houston, his broth at the Darrell Brodie home. er from Ft. Lewis, drove to Mrs. Lela Mast and children umoq Hoquiam, Wn., to visit Mrs. Hous spent several days during the 4th ton's sister over the 4th.- hoBdays camping at Sunset beach. ♦ASK FOB LIGHT, DBT The Don Schmidt family went They .were in Bandon for the Fish for a picnic at the home of her Fry also. folks, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mc Mullen in Myrtle Point and later See “Spike” Leslie for insurance © 1950 A c « m I'«.«’«), tree««««« a swim at Norway on the 4th. of all kinds, phone 5 or 95-L.. tie The M agnificent 1950 * S e n tin e l ««MAGNAVOX Radio - Phonographs are IN E X P E N S IV E but NOT Inexpensive . . Cheap! . 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