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j Dessert Luncheon Served Thursday
To Members O f W.S.C.S. Groups
Attractive arrangements of ca- Fern Peterson, Vera Me
mellias daffodils, daphne and Frances Fromm and Selata
Woman’s Editor
primroses graced the church par- erman. Mrs. Viola Newton i
lors when the W. S. C. S. met for ed that the committee on f
! their monthly business meeting, I ings for the .Church parlor
MANY ATTEND FRIENDSHIP
I Thursday, March 8th.
| planning to get new dish«
NIGHT AT MYRTLE POINT
Dessert luncheon, served by No. gome used floor lamps chai
Over 35 members of Beulah
i 3 Circle, was served at 1 o’clock to Circle meetings for ’ Tht
chapter No.6, O. E. S. attended
about 30 members. The luncheon March 20th were announc
Friendship night at Elgin Chapter
table, covered w ith a .lace cloth, follows; Circle No. 1 at Mrs
Mrs. Van Spores opened her
No. 24, M yrtle Point Thursday
An interesting and tim ely topic, was centered with a large bowl Belloni’s 1 p.m - Circle No
home, 470 West 6th street, last
evening, March 6th.
“ Family Life Around the Dinner of camellias. Mrs. Fern Peterson Mrs. Fern Peterson’s 1 30
week to the Eagles A u xilia ry club.
Table,” was outlined by Miss M a ry , led the devotions, taking her text Circle No. 3 noon Pot Luck
A potluck luncheon was served at
Morgan, Thursday evening before from the 24th Psalm. Mrs. Faye eon at Helen H ow e’s
noon.
the Wesleyan guild, of the Meth- Davis, presented the program, high
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Members present were Mrs. M in
odist church.
. lighting “ church Deconesees” in
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nie Dalrymple, Mrs. Nell Chris-
Miss Morgan, county home ex'- town, ctiy and country and their D e l t Q K Q D D G
tionason, Mrs. L illia DeCosta, Mrs.
tension agent, brought out many various activities. She was assist- r *
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Dorothy Morgan.
Mrs. Amerlia
pros and cons regarding the sub- ed by Mrs. Catherine Norton, Mrs. G a m m a M e e t S
Adams, Mrs. Ann Bradshaw, Mrs.
Je<2' ,
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I Esth* r Taylor, Mrs. Georgia Rich- ■
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Hester Menning, Mrs. Betty Men
A spirit of goodwill was evident
busmess me*ting, j mond and'M rs. D arryl Cox.
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ning, Mrs. Bertha Wilson, Mrs. last Thursday evening when Co Mrs. Elton t*“ Savage
was named
a quartette of high school girls
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Hattie Gaffey, Mrs. Georgia Hu quille Volunteer fire department
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most
pleasing
selection
Fifteen
members
of the
sted and two guests, Rosa Wiggins members were treated to an “ ap
Scouts of instrumental music. A t the busi- Kappa Gamma’s Rho chapte
and Gayle Christiansen.
preciation dinner” by the ladies of
a tUrn ^ eVen’ng a‘ ; ness meeting, conducted by the at the home of Mrs. Otto
The next gathering w ill be at the Mamie Rebekah lodge. A large
b“ iWing’ .
. ! President, Mrs. Helen Howe, an- in Coos Bay on Saturday, Ma
M yrtle P oint home of Mrs. Beth group of firemen were present at
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: nouncements were made of the Assisting hostesses included
Baker, March 18th. A pot luck the I.O.O.F. hall to hear the wel M r c C l ^ K n K
vartou8 district meetings. The W illiam Josephson. Miss AJ
w ill be held.
Kn,ght and Mrs’ 00111 Southern District meeting to be Wilson, and Miss Gladys Dur
come address by Mrs. Evelyn Rus Wilson’
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In answer, Craig Perrott
thanked the women fo r the dinner
and expressed his sincere thanks
fo r the tribute paid the men.
Following the dinner, a musicale
was presented by June Long and
Mrs. Georgia Richmond was May Ensele.
pleasantly surprised last Friday
The Three Links club of Mamie
afternoon when friends gathered
Rebekah lodge has scheduled an
at her home, 353 South Beach
apron sale, A p ril 4 and 5th, at a
street, to honor her birthday. Mrs.
highlight of early spring activi
Julius Ruble was the hostess, as
ties. Plans were made for the af
sisted by Mrs. Dick Slater and Mrs.
fa
ir at a meeting last Tuesday
O rville Newton. The g uest of
Included among the many Eagles evening in the I.O.O.F. hall. Mrs.
honor was the receipient of many auxiliary business activities at
lovely gifts in addition to three their Friday night meeting, was a Helen Parent and Mrs. L illia n
Weeks were co-hosteses for the
decorated birthday cakes.
contribution of tw enty-five dollars evening.
Guests were the Mesdames F lor for a needy fam ily in Powers. Mrs.
ence Cameron, M uriel Anderson, Margaret Spores, a spokesman fo r
Helen Detlefsen, Veela Davies, the auxiliary, reported that the
Birdie Skeels, Vera McCurdy, Fay aerie Eagles also gave tw enty-five
Davis,
Londy Peart, Frances dollars. She announced, too, that
Fromm, Lois Shaw, Annie Fennell, a social night w ill be held next
Elizabeth Chowning, Selatia Leath week w ith Merl Foss, chairman.
The Rev. Byron Jean Clark, rec
erman, Lena Anderson, Esther
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tor of St. James’ Episcopal church,
Taylor, Catherine Norton, Clare CLUB TO HOLD
spoke before St. Cecilia’s guild
Huton and Ethel Gould.
POTLUCK FRIDAY
meeting Wednesday evening at the
396 club of Coquille Grange
Gale Prince is a new salesman jviU meet Friday at the home of club rooms. During the business
fo r the Coquille J. C. Penney Lola Meyers. A business meet meting, Mrs. George Bolster, treas
urer, reported on the recent Shrove
store.
ing w ill follow the noon potluck. pancake supper.
LOIS McGOURTY
Clubs, Lodge and Local Activities
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COQUILLE, OREGON
Quigley, Mrs. Echo Schepman,
Miss Maybelle Velde, Mrs. Georgia
Fromm, Mrs. Martha Purdy, Mrs.
Minnie Marcy, Miss L illia n Farley,
Mrs. Wanda Volck, Mrs. Edna
Davis, Miss Ina Freeman, Mrs.
Lucy Jacobs, and Mrs. Donna
Churchill.
DESIRABLE
Rebekahs Show
Appreciation
To City Firemen
a
Friends Hold
Surprise Party
Th ree Links Club
Plans April Sale
Auxiliary Makes
Contribution
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