Churches and services listed for Myrtle Point area
Multiple churches publish weekly services in Myrtle Point. Assemblies of God and Methodist offer morning worship and Sunday School. Catholic, Lutheran, Episcopal, and Church of Christ provide varied service times. Junior church, nursery, choir program, and midweek Bible study announced.
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W. A. Belggs
Ted Kirsch
Methodist ‘South Fellowship
Wew
C. S
Martha Circle
Church OF Christ
Phil Ryan
Bible School
Arnold Melby
Homemade Lamps From Cast-offs Catch Attention
County Home Demonstration Agent Helen Abergo urges making decorative lamps from discarded coffee grinders tea kettles coffee pots and candle sticks. Paint a tea kettle for a novel lamp base and use it for potted plants. Old coffee grinders become treasure especially with early American furniture, using drawers as plant holders or bedside lamp storage.
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Helen Abergo
County Home
Gasoline Sales Reach New 1947 Oregon Record
Oregon gasoline sales surpassed 300 million gallons for the first nine months of 1947, 13 percent above the 1916 nine month high. August saw the peak with over 43 million gallons, September led the month with 42 million, and taxes collected totaled about 14 million dollars. Officials warn winter traffic could raise accident risk, urging lower speeds and alert driving.
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Treasury
Newbry
Revival of herbs in American kitchens noted at meeting
Mrs. McAllister explains herb use in seasoning and general herb culture after lunch. Ruth Mattson presided as chairman. prayer by Mrs. Sam Root. Homemakers Day in Coquille discussed. 14 members attended and earned a baby gavel. Plans to organize 4-H clubs noted. next meeting at Mrs. Verla Moore on December 17 with a trimming trends demonstration.
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McAllister
Ruth Mattson
Sam Root
Alfie Royer
Lloyd Davenport
Coquille
Verla Gibbs
Gene Hansen
Mary Brooks
Ver‘a Moore
Arza Smith
Lloyd Smith
Imported Norwegian bear hounds and a high school basketball score
Albert Garver brought in two pedigree Norwegian bear hounds from a Kentucky kennel, the first of their kind in the area, while the local high school and town teams played a fast basketball game ending 19 to 15 in favor of the high school. The article notes lineups and players for both teams.
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Albert” Garver
Catering Creek Mountain
Roseburg
Kentucky
Homer Gant
Orivile Gant
Gilbert Schriefner
James Whitaker
Jacob Moomaw
Julius Harrison
Kay Leep
Archie Panter
Budzile Johnson
Paul Breuer
Oregon Vehicle Registrations Climb to New High
More than 818000 motor vehicles registered in Oregon in the first nine months, with September 30 reaching 618224. Passenger cars near 400000, a 12 percent year over year gain, per Secretary of State Earl T Newbry. He warned of increased traffic hazards from weather and congestion.
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Oregon
Earl T Newbry
Earl T. Newbry
Newbry
Aafety Vnen
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J. D. Kelly
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Wm. Gurney
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Robert L. Greene
Trys Herald
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G. M Parker
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Wiyout
Keith Young
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Aare Oe
A. Bulbva * Jones
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E. C. Barker
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