Daughters of the Nile at annual Christmas party
Shown in the banquet photo are members of the Zuleima Coquille Valley Nile club at the seventh annual Christmas party banquet held at the Anglers Cafe. The women then moved to the Masonic hall for the business session and election of officers with Mrs Theo Clinton and Mrs Clyde Anderson among officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zuleima Coquille Valley Nile Club
Daughters of the Nile
Anglers’ Cafe
Masonic Hall
Theo. Clinton
Clyde Anderson
Walter
Appalled by ue b and anti-communist rhetoric in Coos Bay Times
The letter-writer ridicules the phrase ue b for denouncing Senator Johnsons suggestion to vet FBI nominations. He argues against anti communist measures while praising fiscal restraint GOP proposals credit a sound dollar and big cuts in federal payrolls. The piece hints at Ike era policy debates and references Page Two.
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Coos Bay
America
Ue Bo
Harry Truman
Alger Hiss
Hiss
Harry
Masons to Entertain D G M and Election Officers Thursday Night
Myrtle Lodge No 78 A F and A M will host district deputy grand master W E Besserman and elect officers for the coming year. The gathering will be followed by installation of new officers Saturday night December 19, as announced by Ralph Whitaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Whitaker
Myrtle Lodge No 78
W E Besserman
Whitaker
Postoffice Announces New Christmas Hours and Procedures
The post office will open 2 pm to 4 pm on Sunday December 13 and Sunday December 20 for parcel post deliveries and will be open all day Saturday December 19 to reduce office congestion. Citizens are urged to bundle and hand in Christmas cards at the window, labeling bundles local or out of town to speed processing.
Inter-Church Fellowship Meets at Myrtle Point Church
The Myrtle Point Inter-Church Fellowship holds its annual meeting Monday at the Christian church. A potluck dinner starts at 7 PM and officers for the coming year will be elected. The general public is invited.
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Inter-Church Fellowship Group
Myrtle Point
Inter-Church Fellowship
Christian Church
Lions Club Christmas Party For Kiddies at Hiland Theatre
John Rhodes announces the Myrtle Point Lions annual Kiddies Christmas Party at Hiland Theatre on Saturday December 19 at 2 p m Santa Claus will hand out gifts to each child twelve and under admitted free The event includes a photo with Santa and a humanitarian clothing drive for destitute Korean children with Lions Clyde Anderson Curt Beckham Elton Schroeder Al Petre Lloyd Davenport and Oran Shull on the committee
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rhodes
Anual Kiddies
Hiland Theatre
Santa Claus
The
Herald
Santa
Myrtle Point
Lions to Peddle Brooms for Blind Benefit
Myrtle Point Lions sell brooms December 19 on downtown streets from 10 am to 4 pm to aid the blind workers at Oregon Industries for the Blind in Portland and to fund football equipment for Myrtle Crest school. Various broom types will be offered to businesses homes and car owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
Myrtle Point Lions Club
Oregon Industries For
Oregon
Lions Club
Portland
Myrtle Crest School
Christmas Cantata The Nativity at M E Church Sunday
The Nativity cantata by Roger C. Wilson will be presented Sunday evening at M E Church. Soloists include Harvey Crim, Mrs Chester Blisserd, Jack Marrs, Betty Crossant, Mrs Al Albertson, Ervin Rover, Mrs Ray Harris, with Mary Jo Schroeder on piano and Mrs Karl Dement directing. The 36 voice choir features Mary Ann Rover, Mrs George Brown, Esther Lange, Audrey Russell, and many others.
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M. E. Church
Roger C. Wilson
Harvey Crim
Chester Blisserd
Jack Marrs
Betty Cross
Bill Dayton
Bill Vincent
E E_ Royer
Mary Ann Rover
George Brown
Esther Lange
Lloyd Laswell
Audrey Russell
Marlin Evans
Matt Knowles
Elden Zinn
B Johnson
John Huff
Ethel Sibley
John Rushing
Edward McClurg
al Albertson
Ray Neugart
Ervin Royer
Paul Franzen
Jim Watson
George Yellat
High School Band and Chorus Joint Fall Concert
The high school hosts a joint fall concert next Tuesday night December 15 at 8 pm. The program features a clarinet duet Pepperino by Irene Thompson and Yvonne Freiberg with band, a Malaguena piano solo by Janet Williams, and selections from Band and Chorus under director Les Simons.
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Pepperino
Irene Thompson
Yvonne Freiberg
Janet Williams
Les Simons
Byron March
the Green Cathedral
Ted Mesang
Endresen-Holmes
Ilene Thompson
Fatinitza Overture
Vene- Ae -Yoder
Brahms-Price
Bingham Named Yale Football Manager for 1955 Season
Harvard University page reports Charles W. Bingham of Myrtle Point Oregon and Leverett House will assume the role of varsity football manager next season. Emanuel B. Hadock will replace him as varsity manager with Henry H Gaffney and Geo. Weininger filling junior positions for 1955. Harold L Goldberg earns freshman numerals as top candidate with five more Yardlings entering the varsity manager race.
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Francis N. Millett, Jr
Chappaqua
N. Y
Dunster House
Charles W. Bingham
Myrtle Point
Ore
Leverett House
Bingham
Emanuel B. Hadock
Noristown
Lowell House
Henry H Gaffney
Newtown
Elliot House
Geo. Weininger
Cincinnatti
Gaffney
Milton J Kostick
Lynn
Adams House
Harold L Goldberg
Harvard 54 Football Manager Named
HF S named football manager of the 54 Harvard University team. He graduated from M Peint high school with the class of 51 and served as manager of Bobcats grid squad for two years. Freshman contestants include John Carden, Leland Cole, Justin Freed, Morris Sherman, and Joseph Topjian. Judges listed as Bingham, Hudock, Gaffner, and Zininger Millett. Bing ham, Zininger and Kostick judged this fall's sophomore contest.
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Harvard University
The
M Peint High School
Bobcats
Ion
John Carden
Leland Cole
Justin Freed
Morris Sherman
Joseph Topjian
Bingham
Hudock
Gaffner
Zininger Millett
Zininger
Kostick
Mundt Speaks on Communism at Coos Bay gathering
Senator Karl Mundt urged vigilance against communism at a Knife and Fork club event in Coos Bay. He praised the McCarthy committee and warned of Soviet radar secrets, urging individuals to verify organizations, schools, films, and letters to leaders to help defend the nation.
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Knife and Fork Club
Coos County
Karl Mundt
South Dakota
Coos Bay
America
Mundt
Kremlin
Senate Permanent Subcommittee On
Joseph McCar
Sen. Munaz
Fall Concert at Bridge School by Myrtle Point Band
The Myrtle Point Community Band and Bridge School team up for the second Fall Concert at Bridge School auditorium next Thursday evening December 17 starting at 7 o clock. The program includes a piano recital by Mrs Pfief beginners and vocal and instrumental numbers by Bridge students under Spenny Ross’s direction.
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Bridge School
Myrtle Point
Spenny Ross
Myrtle Point Council Debates New Library Building Costs
Myrtle Point city officials confront a budget clash over a proposed library building. Architects estimated 25 000 dollars for the structure, but bids exceeded 31 000 dollars, prompting a bid wait while boards explore cuts. The library board says nothing can be eliminated without harming community needs.
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Myrtle Point
Library Board
Laird
Fur
Rowats
Librar
P. T. A. Donates 750 to Community Swim Pool Plan
Myrtle Point Parent- Teachers Association contributed 750 to a proposed town swimming pool. The funds came from the recent school carnival raised by the association, with 30 dollars donated by the pupil organization. After the meeting a refreshment committee served the attendees.
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Myrtle Point
Parent- Teachers Association
Henry Schroeder Brings Raspberry Branches to Myrtle Point
In mid December Henry A. Schroeder walked into the Myrtle Point office with a branch from a raspberry bush heavy with ripe and green berries. He claimed he picked a large harvest two weeks earlier, inviting Okies and Texans to match the feat as part of local bragging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry A. Schroeder
Henry
Myrtle Point
Presbyterian Christmas Program At First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian church prepares a Christmas program to be held Sunday evening December 20 at 7 o’clock. Rehearsals occur this Saturday morning with schedules for different ages. Parents and friends are invited to attend this festive church event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Chamber of Commerce Endorses County-Wide Plan at Meeting
At a Monday gathering the Chamber of Commerce endorsed a county organization plan. Mr Schroeder reported from Coos Bay that a unified effort could benefit the entire county through an all-county program. The Oregon groups mentioned include Powers Myrtle Point and Coquille, with continued discussion expected on page six.
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George
Red” Hornish
Sheldon Sackett
Coos Bay
Hornish
Sackett
the Times
Red" Hornish
The
Times
Coos County
T. V. Broadcasting
Oregon
Chamber of Commerce
Indorses
Powers
Myrtle Point
Coquille
Coos County School Board to Meet in Coquille
Coos County School Board Association holds its annual meeting at the Washington school building in Coquille on December 10. Florence Beardsley discusses the States Standardization Program, Ray Runsaker addresses recent legislation, and Hode Caughell covers county tax. Public invited with Q and A after each talk.
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Coos Co. School Board
Ass'n
Coquille
Lillian Farley
Coos County
Beardsley
Ray Runsaker
Hode Caughell
March to the Mike aims at exposing Kremlin lies
Citizens nationwide join the March to the Mike organized by the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce to promote the Crusade for Freedom and expose Soviet deceit. The campaign seeks 25 000 000 Americans to record testimonies and broadcast through Radio Free Europe to counter propaganda behind the Iron Curtain.
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Crusade For Freedom
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Radio Free Europe
Kremes
Dece
United States
Germany
Portugal
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Daii Domich
Jaycee
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Harron
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M. Hines
H. Durant
A. Burch
K. Rolfe
John Arnold
James Kilgore
Elton Schroeder
Henry Rosslow
Ed Sempert
Elden Brodie
Harold Stemmier
W. E. Lundy
Ellis Shull
Sam Dement
Ray Cellier
John Belloni
Beulah Sbown
Frank Schram
Robert Powrie
Herald Press Photo
Deen
Federal Reserve System
Eisenhower
Young
Civil Service Commission
Masons
Postoffice
Smarch
Hummel
Henneman
Jonah
Cain
Rodgers- Hammerstein- Stickles
Olson
Rodgers-Hammerstein-Stickles
Boston
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Heindeer
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Riegger Band
Mesang
Charlie Bingham
Cmarlieze Bingham
Sen. Mundt
Bridge Next Thurs
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Don Edlund
Tom Howe
Charles Wagner
Jim Noden
Cecil Hartley
Presbyterian
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