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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1937
Page
2
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After dessert luncheon the Fellowship Club played bridge. First prize went to Mrs Joes Jones and second to Mrs Em borgorden. Guest prizes were won by Mrs Kenneth Murdock of Salem and Mrs W Allison Roberts of Camby. Former members on honorary roll. other guests included Mrs Ray Sewart, Mrs Eunice Burnett of Portland, and Mrs W E Grady.
Rev Claude W Lawton pastor leads Sunday school at 10 a m with Mrs Charles Stallard as superintendent Morning service at 11 00 am Evening evangelistic service at 745 pm Tuesday prayer meeting at 2 pm at Mrs Wallace Keller home Bible study at church 748 pm Tuesday prayer meeting at church 745 pm Friday Missionary Society meets second and fourth Fridays at 2 pm Rev Yvan Brown pastor evangelistic and Sunday services at Broadbent chapel midweek prayer at church 6 pm Aid meets alternate Wednesdays at 3 pm at members homes Children meetings for ages up to 14 at 130 pm Friday at Freehersh with Mrs L C Brown Practice Thursday opening at church 730 pm Jay Geouts with Rev Ian Brown gospel meeting at 730 pm high school gym
A Saturday party was held in Coquille for a local lad with Ed Enyeart and hosts Katherine and Robert Quilhaugh listed as organizers.
A logging officer, who worked at Stricken Thursday, was sent to Myrtle Point for an appendectomy performed shortly after noon Friday. He is making a rapid recovery.
Guy Paxton Jr a United States Navy serviceman on a 10 day furlough visits his mother Mrs Emma Paxton. He has been stationed in San Diego and on return plans a transfer to Long Beach California and then to the Orient He will depart for California Sunday.
The Townsend club met last Friday at the clubhouse for business discussion. Mrs. A. T Erickson and Mrs Luther Hall served refreshments after the musical and miscellaneous program is planned for the coming Friday evening.
Mrs Eunice Burnett and two children visit her mother Mrs G W Boyles in town. Canby couple Mr and Mrs W Allison Roberts and daughter Burrison Mc Cracken return home after visiting friends in the county. Several residents from Powers and nearby towns attend meetings in Bridge and Myrtle Point while many others enjoy weekends on camping trips and visits with relatives.
Chaparral Lodge attends the 27th annual Coos county Rebekah convention in Coquille IOOF hall with Mr May Jonas as honored guest. Officers council includes Isabel Kay Helen McQuiston Florabel Booker Amy Aasen Ann Hicking.
Monday evening lesson on contract bridge hosted by Mrs Jess Jones drew several local ladies including Mesdames J A Rodrear A E Tharber Lady Jack Hannor W Steineman Grady Johnson and W Carty. The session featured instruction and discussion among participants.
A Wednesday evening no host party at the Fellow clubhouse featured guests bringing their own refreshments and contributing to prizes. First prize went to Mrs Andrew H Grant and second to Mrs Jess Jones. Participants included Eunice Burnett Portland Kenneth Murdock Salem and other local residents.
The Open Bible Standard church Women’s Missionary society held a Friday meeting with refreshments after the business session. Members sang and a reading was given. They plan a sewing session the fourth Friday to make clothes for needy children and request donations.
Local notes report hardware sales, school maintenance progress, and oddball tidbits. Reports include bats in the belfry at the Powers school, pool tables behind the eight ball, and a new restaurant sign.
One of the teachers are comm Baptist Sundays Yalled for Friday evening at 10 at the home of Mrs. A. T Erickson. Plans are in be made for the fall term of Sunday School and a full attendant of teachers and those interested in the work is desired. Mrs. Leia Elrod, county health nurse, was in town Monday arranging for a tonsil and adenoid clinic to be held this coming Saturday.
Paul E Baker announces Powers schools will begin on Tuesday September 7. The superintendent notes the official opening date for the district and directs preparations for the new term.
The Friday Afternoon Contract Bridge class met with Mrs Emil Norgorden last week. Present were Mesdames Jess Jones instructor Mrs Wm Marsee Elvin Hull C F Otis Lyle Stewart Albert Burch Dean McWain and Mrs C 8 Townsend. Friday they will again meet with Mrs Norgorden.
In town to discuss plans for the fall, James Edwarg says over 4000 students are expected to matriculate this fall. He notes the commission is focused on expanding enrollment and facilities.
Ernest Ely James Moore opens a new restaurant formerly Adams Cafe under the name Loggers Lunch. Miss Esher Watson and Mae Marguerite Smith assist in the venture.
Fragmentary OCR item lists residents and visitors from several towns. Mentions Leo Frye leaving for Barklow mountain for trail work, Emil Norgerner of the ranger station, Grants Pass drivers, Louise Thorpe visiting Coquil, Thomas Erickson with his parents in Oquile, Weldon A Medford returning from Medford, and the West family celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary with Mr and Mrs Nathan G West.
Community notes from Powers detail Safeway manager Herbert Pallant returning from Crater Lake trip after attending an officer picnic. A flurry of weekend visits and travel among local families includes trips to Myrtle Point Fairview Sweet Home and Portland with several guests visiting relatives and attending events.
Residents Jenn Vatney and Mise Floys of Portland visit relatives in Myrtle Point while Mrs. Paul Bales and children Dona Lou Thelma and Donald of Coquille join Mrs. W. G. Carty and Mrs. J Hannon with Shirley and Dolores visiting North Bend relatives during the law enforcement gathering.
Kenneth Kendall a Portland business transactor spent weekend in North Powers. The Davises and Lowell and Racher visited Bandon beach Sunday. Miss Ireie Lewis stayed at her North Powers home, and Harry Rosa of McNair-Sykes camp was home for the weekend. Annie Gibbs shared Sunday at the Daniels home. Mrs. Bruce Ryder and son Gene visited Eden Ridge camp over Saturday night and Sunday.
An overnight visitor list includes Floyd Eatons and others from Power and Edenridge. Camps at Canby and Marahfield hosted sightseers and a business trip to Coquille occurred. Robert Kneeland quit as cook on Friday and Maud MetCracken attended events, with various locals mentioned in connection to the Eaton and Bryant camps.
Ral Witeen rolled to a feat but not seriously injured with bruised feet and is under treatment at a hospital. Archie Lane arrived to take over as time keeper after Kenneth Shelter resigned for Southern California. Mrs Bruce Ryder and Gene spent the weekend in camp. Miss Eileen Shepherd visited her brother Lorraine who had appendicitis surgery at Mist hospital. Miss Annie Gibbs visited Riverton and Coquilla with her parents. Miss Hazel Lewis sought votes in camp for the Coos County Fair queen.
Miss Evelyn Bones and Miss Betty Neal were luncheon guests of Mrs D Medlock on Friday. Mr and Mrs Roy Lynn and their daughter Lorene of Myrtle Point attended. Sunday dinner guests included Sines Pach Lynn and Mr and Mrs Robert Palmer and daughter Louce. Mrs Lynne and the Palmers hosted. Mr and Mrs Kay Knight and Mr Knight were transacting business in Myrtle Point Saturday. Continued on page 8.
Weather summaries note cooler weekend with a high around 35 degrees Saturday. Sunday’s maximum near 38 with night lows about 52 and no frost reported. The weekly average daytime temp and nights are recorded in the summary.
Mrs Ray Berry entertained the Community Baptist group at the parsonage for a Wednesday gathering. The discussion covered upkeep matters and refreshments were provided by the hostess.
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