Semperts Home Invitation with No Gifts
Cordially invited to call between two and four thirty o'clock at the home of the Semperts at 806 Fourth St. The Semperts have asked that there be no gifts.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
4
Cordially invited to call between two and four thirty o'clock at the home of the Semperts at 806 Fourth St. The Semperts have asked that there be no gifts.
Cathy Tetrick’s birthday was celebrated at the Episcopal manse on the Roseburg Highway in a gathering hosted by her mother Mrs Lon Tetrick. Attending from out of town was Cathys great grandmother Mrs A L Cloke of Menlo Park California who brought Cathys cousin Robbie Dalton.
A note states there will be no meeting on Monday September 2 due to the Labor Day holiday. It mentions preparations for the Coos County Fair Parade with Myrtle Camp earning second place and extends thanks to BL and others who assisted with the float. John Caudle is cited for wagon use.
Webalem resident Lindsay Mauschndt returns from a visit with Jane Schroeder at Elton Schroeder home. Vancouver couple Lynn and Mrs. Schroeder spend weekend with Milton Schroeder’s family. Mike Andersen stays with Charles Wooldridge and C. P. Moore related relatives. Coos County Fair guests include Gary Hundley from Newberg with John McCaffree, and Gary and Brian Maliski of Coos Bay visiting BI and Marsha McCaffree. Mrs. Andy Anderson, from Long Beach California, arrives with ties to Henry Schroeder.
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