Local Women Plan Club Year Start With Tea
Myrtle Point Woman's club opens its year with a membership tea at Mrs Ralph Kring's home next Wednesday from 2 to 8 pm. All interested Myrtle Point women are invited. reminders that some may be overlooked in mailed cards. Committee chairs for treas treasurer hostess refreshments decorations entertainment and presiding members are listed.
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Myrtle Point Woman's Club
Mra
Ralph Kring
Myrtle Point
Woman's Club
Itten
Ceatre
J. W Clinton
Paul Breuer
Vernon Estelle
A Ll. Powrty
E ¢ Barker
Henry Schroeder
M_ Christenatn
Club Officers and Board of Directors Listed
Officers for this year include President Mrs H B Whitaker first vice president Mrs Glen Putnam second vice president Mrs W J Crim secretary Mrs Ralph Pointer treasurer Mrs Ferris Laws The Board of Directors are Mrs L W Clinton Mrs A L Powrie and Mrs Clare Lehmanoksky along with the present officers
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H. B. Whitaker
Glen Putnam
W. J. Crim
Ralph Pointer
Ferris Laws
L. W. Clinton
A. L. Powrie
Clare Lehmanoksky
Coos County 4-H Achievement Day at Coquille activities
Coos County 4-H clubs plan their 25th Achievement Day in Coquille with demonstrations, a style review, and exhibit judging under Noel Sommers assistant county agent. The event starts at 1:30 p m with several competitions and prizes announced.
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Ruge
Coquille
Exhibit Entry Rules For State Fair Show
A pre–State Fair entry rule states that two members may protest except five livestock. the winning exhibit will be entered in the State Fair.
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Fivestock
4 H Livestock Judging Tour Set
About forty 4-H club members from Coos County will join a livestock judging tour on August 24. Participants travel by car from Coquille at 9 30 am with some from Curry County. The two top teams earn trips to compete at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition and the State Fair. Sponsors include Coos Bay Mutual Creamery Coos River Farmers Co op Arago Co op Cheese Assn and Coquille Valley Co op Creamery. R M Knox Curry County agent will conduct the tour.
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Coos County
Noel Sommers
Cotaille
Fat
Keene Economies
Othe Stete Fair
Cooty Mutual
Ypan Ey
Arago Co-op Cho
Noel Sommer
Asclutant
Curry County
Court House
Coquille
Coos Bay Mutual Creamery
Coos River
New Daughter Birth in Corvallis Family
Mr and Mrs Mad Hoover of Corvallis announce the birth of their daughter Katherine Ann on August 7. The mother is Carolyn Barklow of Norway and the father recently discharged from service attends CBC. Grandmother Mrs A J Hoover received the arrival notice on Saturday.
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Dauchter
Mad Hoover
Corvallis
Katherine Ann
Carolyn Barklow
Norway
CBC
A. J. Hoover
Coos Bay Visit Noted By Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Harry Gould and Mrs Walters of Coos Bay called on Mr and Mrs John M Orr and Mr and Mrs Jay Francieese of Myrtle Point during a local social visit.
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Coos Bay
Harry Gould
Walters O
Cace Bay
John M. Orr
Jay Francieese
Unclear readers urged to keep Oregon green after fire scare
On Saturday Mrs Gould visited Coos Bay Garden and Cooper's Gardens to view flowers. A warning urged residents to avoid discarded cigarettes and prevent forest fires, stressing Keep Oregon Green and tourism safety.
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Saterday
Gould
Coes Bay Garden
Cooper's Gardens
Oregon
Keep Oregon Green in face of forest fires
In a message styled as a local notice from WARTS ME, residents and families are urged to pursue summer jobs and keep Oregon green. The note references September forest fires and stresses environmental stewardship and safety for all children and community partners.
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Soho
Oregen
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Mahibeta Boewm
Carnival Bay Ptarclis
Kniice
Aly
Paas Spret
Aemission
Ple
West Coast Telephone Co
Bregger Furniture Co
Coquille, Oregon
Timber
Myrtle Peipt
Sempert
America
Garnier
Bt. Coquille
Miracle Walltone
Marshall Wells
Pete Gray
Marshall-Wells
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