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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1947

Page

2

Rebekahs Honor Past Grand Members At Powers

Chaparral lodge of the Rebekahs surprised four past noble grands with a drill and post noble grand pins in colonial bouquets. Hostesses and committee members prepared decorations, a supper, and a surprise party for Mrs Jack Frazier at her home with gifts and cake. The Pow ers unit of the Southwestern Oregon Sportsmen Association met at the Lions Den. Donald Stickney showed a film about bird migration and members planned fish distribution in the South Fork of the Md.

William Reeves William Caver Cliff Edwards Jewel Club Chapparel Lodge Orvil-Knight Elmer Post Edwin Peterson Carl Briggs Jack Frazier Georgia Gale Clarence Spitznass Frazier Loren Warner Ray Wyland William Link Jess Walker Henry Frye Jacob Frye George Dobson W T Grove Clyde Allen Saul Morgan Walter Spade Carl Robinette Clausen George Barton Coos County Natal Day Association O ES Barton Joe Gamwell Hazel Lewis E R Hannon Powers Southwestern Oregon Sportsmen's Association Lions’ den McCulloch Donald Stickney South Fork Phe Md

Surplus Lillies May Reach Public Via Chain Stores

Western Oregon reports surplus lilies to be sold through chain stores at popular prices. Oregon Chain Store Association aids marketing via Pacific Bulb Growers to move expected surplus above normal demand, possibly over 18 million bulbs this year.

Oregon J. C. Moore C. Moore Pacific Bulb Grow.3 Association Oregon Chain Store Association

Sitkum Gleanings Distinctive Local Notes and Visits

Mrs. 3 talley Laird of Independence Missouri visits relatives for two weeks. Mr and Mrs ghee Cox and Sandra of Portland join the Harry and Laird picnic at Frona park. Ivan Laird escorts Mrs. Laird to Portland for medical treatment. Minor Mead and son Myron visit Oscar Durrell home. Herold Mullen takes a short vacation to a Florence lake area. Burton Wilson drives a milk truck for the weekend. Allen Phay and two sons return from a Missouri vacation. Phay is a bookkeeper.

Sitkum Talley Laird Independence Mra Ghee Cox Sandra Portland Belle Laird Harry and Laird Frona Park Harrys and Lairds Ivan Laird Laird Missouri Phay

Coos Bay Lumber Co. Visit and Local Home Additions

Miss Dorise Williams of Corvallis visited Coos Bay Sunday to spend a few days with Miss Fern Nickson. Friday visitors after peaches included Laula Laird, Dell Hoke, Elmerere Ray Bhelton, Harold Shepherd, and Elme Strode. Louis Lairds add a new room to their house with Archie Shepherd overseeing the work.

Coos Bay Merere Ray Bhelton Harold Shepherd Elme Strode Louis Lairds Archie Shepherds

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