Mellie Carey Relocated From Rooms Above Selford's
Mellie Carey moved on Saturday from his rooms above Selford's, with the change noted in local society notes.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1938
Page
2
Mellie Carey moved on Saturday from his rooms above Selford's, with the change noted in local society notes.
A Moose Lodge dance was held Saturday with Irma Hubbard and Clarence Newton providing music for attendees. The event featured a successful turnout and lively dancing throughout the evening.
The Pinochle Club hosted a dessert luncheon featuring a finish to a game with Mire. D. M. Feu. Deergetn and Dalien Allen won first prizes. Mrs. G. C. en and low. Guests included Mrs. Jerry Griffin and Mrs. Ariey Rod man.
A meeting is set for Friday at the home of Mire Clyde Alien. Members of Lagien auxiliary are invited to attend and discuss upcoming arrangements.
The Ged-a-Bx club met Thursday at the home of Mire J FF Jobheen with Mrs Slonecker as guest. Mrs Rubin won high score and Lars. Johneoan had the low score.
Women will hear a travel talk at the community meeting. A plant exchange will be a feature, inviting participants to bring specimens to swap. The event aims to share tips on destinations and outdoor outings.
Dinekda Medford, daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernon Medford, fell while running in her yard on Friday. She chipped the end of the heel bone and splintered the bone in her leg. She was taken to Must Hospital for treatment.
A routine Townsend club gathering met last Friday evening at the clubhouse with Mrs Ida Mathews as chairman overseeing refreshments.
Church of the Open Bible led by Rev. Claude W. Lawton offers Sunday school at 9:45 morning service 11 Young people's society The Over comers meet at 6 30 p m Evangelistic services 7 20 Tuesday prayer and Bible study 7 30 Friday prayer and praise 7 30 Women’s missionary society meets 2nd and 4th Fridays. St Bridget’s Catholic Mass 10 30 on the fourth Sunday Altar society first and second Tuesdays. Community Baptist led by Rev Ivan C Brewin Bible school 9 45 morning service 1 communion first Sunday Evangelistic evening 7 30 midweek 7 30 Wednesday Ladies Aid 2 pm alternate Wednesdays Boy Scouts Saturdays after lunch.
Local residents share weekend and Easter visits across Coquille and nearby towns. Names include Roger Stewart, Grady Johnsons, Donald Warner, Harrison McCracken, A D Rolfe and Kenneth, Lucille Whalen, Jess Jones family, Patty, Tom Erickson, Al Erickson, H B Quillkaugh, Clyde Allen, Bruce Munro, Naomi Berniece Marilyn Rolfe, Lyman Rolfe, Florence Smith, Henry Frye family, Norman Frye, Ruth Frye, E K Smith, and others. Travel to Vancouver, Portland, Baker, Santa Rosa, and Gurneyville noted.
Mrs Davd Carey was surprised Monday at her home with a social potluck birthday gathering. Guests included Bruce Munro Rusha Miller Leo Frye William Winkelmann Philip Barrette Morris Lewis C C Morgan Henry Frye Jake Frye Charles Stallard Martin Stallard Clyde Allen M T Harrington D M Churchi H E Quilhaugh M M Brown and A L King.
A Sunshine club gathering occurred Tuesday at the North Powers residence of Mia Leota Gates. Members discussed upcoming events and community volunteer efforts.
After installation officers were elected and a social evening with refreshments followed. Wives and members attended the event. Robert Lewis noted in coverage.
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet with Mrs. Morton Lewis next Monday at 2 p.m. to discuss union activities and upcoming events.
Mrs Carl Briggs is honored by the Women of Moose with a national certificate for work during 1936 and 1937 presented by Eva Starkey grand regent.
Chapparral Lodge of the Rebekahs elected Mrs. Allen King as delegate and Mrs. Lester Thorp as alternate to the Grand Lodge to be held soon in Pendleton. The April 30 birthday meeting will include refreshments.
The Contract club met with Mrs Floyd Eaton for dessert Friday at 1 30. Mrs Clare Leh msnowsky won first prize and Mrs George Dwyer second. Guests included Mrs E S Gamwell and Mrs Willis Varney with Varney winning guest prize.
Evalyn Stock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stock, marked her 13th birthday Sunday at her aunt Mrs. Robert Lewis’s home. The gathering began at 11 30 with games and birthday refreshments attended by Lorraine Carty, Merle Saint, Katrina Gamwell, Nora Dwyer, Rosemary Rubin, Bonnie Jean Jenkins, Frances Sheridan, La Verne Barrette, Alice and Fay Ames, Roberta Sword, and Freddie Stock.
The Loyal Temperance Legion met Friday at 3 pm at the Community Baptist Church with Ivan Brown in charge and William Bennett assisting. The final organizational meeting is set for next Friday at the Church of the Open Bible.
Large group attends Easter morning service at the Community Bible School. Mrs. R. E. McMillion and Leura Stalcup lead offerings and performances by Marys and Marthas, junior girls, and Jesus Friends. Rev I C Brown delivers benediction, with Mrs Willis Coy accompanying Open the Gates of the Temple.
Twenty women attended the homemakers extension unit meeting at the Fellowship club house. Mrs George Lainger and Mrs E B Gamwell led the session with beef as the dish and charts and class work guiding the session. A luncheon followed at 12 30. The group voted to pay 10 cents a month for incidental expenses. A delegate to the Coquille planning conference May 4 will be announced, with plans for a May 17 demonstration on lamb and pork.
Mrs Weldon Medford hosted the Luncheon club last Thursday at 1 30 assisted by Mrs Elwin Frye. At auction first prize went to Mrs Chester Root and second to Mrs Jess Shepherd.
Friday evening the senior class held a hamburger feed at the gymnasium at six o clock as a break in their labors of detonation for the ball. Mr and Mrs E J Greiner acted as chaperones.
TV dar and Mire Lae Frye hosted a Sunday dinner honoring their son Gerald's birthday. Family members outside the Kemeaiate clan included Mies LaVerne Lawton and Mr and Mrs Biwin Frye.
Gaylord and Mrs Waldner left after a three week visit with grandfather J M Palmer and uncle Robert Palmer. They consider moving to Kiama Falls. Je Deniela weekend with uncle Milton Greenfield and aunt in Coquille. They fished at Brewster Valley. Mr and Mrs Luttrell of Bridge were overnight guests of her parents, Clinton Carman and wife, with Mr and Mrs Walter Newbury and daughter Winifred.
Carmen Jeb and Margaret of Salem visit Morrison Hayes and Leland Tene in Coquille while Lily Dement of Powers greets H D Bones. Mrs Hayes attends Senior Women’s club in Myrtle. Penticton visits ene die and Clarence How sod fan girl go to Coquille. Huntley family travels to Myrtle Point for dental work. Allan King of Powers calls on F D Bones. Continued on page 6.
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