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Women’» Editor
Social Events
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Club, Lodge and Local Activities
sen, Priscilla Hickam, from M y r
tle Point, Lula Jarvis, Lois Tobey,
Leona Einnerson and from Ban
don Louise Fitzgerald.
Sending gifts were Phyllis W al
ton, Lucille Vogt, Lucille Moss,
Tutie Wersh, Billie Brown, D ur-
rell Strader, Mary McGilvery and
Jerry Lund.
B IR T H D A Y CELEBRATED
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On his eleventh birthday anni
versary, Lee Bissett, son of M r. and
Mrs. Clifford Bissett, was honored
at an outdoor party on Wednesday,
July 5.
Lee’s guests were Bobby Thomp
son. Eddie McNamee, Louis Hayse COQUILLE, OREGON
and Butch Pagel.
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Shower Given For
Mrs. Helen Clark
Mrs. Helen Clark, formerly a
member of-4he Coquille Telephone
office staff and now chief operator
at Bandon, was honored at a post
nuptial shower given by telephone
office workers. Mrs. Clark, for
merly Helen Endicott, was married
in Coquille recently.
Hostess for the shower was Mrs.
Betty Reed of Coquille, at whose
home the affair was held. A pink
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Prize winners for contests played
during the evening were Mrs.
Clark Clark and Mrs. Lula Jarvis.
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Pinkston-Curtis Marriage Vows Given
In Coos Bay Presbyterian Church
The marriage of Florence Mae
Curtis, daughter of M r. and Mrs.
George I. DeNoma of Coquille, and
Perry R. Pinkston of Coquille was
solemnized at four o’clock Monday,
July 1, at the Presbyterian church,
Coos Bay. Rev. Oscar Payne o ffi-
ficiated at the double ring cere
mony.
With her navy blue street-length
dress, the bride wore a choker
of pearls and white accessories.
Her bouquet was of roses and car
nations. George DeNoma gave his
daughter in mkrriage.
The matron of honor was Vera
Rose of Portland, Oregon, and the
bridesmaid was Ethel Mae Curtis
of Coos Bay.
Mrs. Rose was
gowned in black and carried a
colonial bouquet.
Miss Curtis
wore lavendar and carried a col
onial bouquet of mixed flowers.
Doil Capps of Coquille acted as
best man and ushers were Robert
F. Curtis and D arrell Austin.
A t the reception held in West
minster hall, Coos Bay. Mrs. Jess
Woolley poured and Mrs. Robert
Garrick cut the cake.
The bride’s mother, Mrs. De
Noma, wore a figured dress of
black and white with white ac
cessories and the groom'g .mother
was gowned in blue-grey.
The newly-weds w ill be at home
July 16 at 1055 North 10th St.,
Coos Bay, following a wedding trip
to Northern Washington, Grand
Coulee Dam and Crater Lake. For
traveling the bride wore a grey
suit with pink accessories.
Out-of-state guests at the wed
ding were Mrs. J, J. Roth and
three daughters Of Burlington,
Washington; Clarence Pitchford of
Tacoma, Washington, and Mrs.
Florence Cunningham of St. Pe
tersburg, Virginia.
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