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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1933
Page
3
Local column lists neighbors visiting, returning home, and moving homes. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Lund, Mrs. Mast, Mr. and Mrs. Gemwell, Marguerite Sunstrup, Dolores Delloni, Arnold Gibson, Mrs. Glen Gibson, Miss Alice Alverdes, Grace Linn, W. H. Byrnes, Cora Steele, Robert Steele, Morianne Burns, Arago residents, and others. Readers learn who visited, moved, or traveled to Portland San Jose and Oakland areas, with flu illnesses mentioned.
The 1934 Ford V-8 is featured on display at Ford showrooms highlighting outstanding improvements.
A merry group gathered at Mrs. Fordyce Worsham's home on Wednesday afternoon for a four hand bridge party. Mrs. Rickman won high score and Mrs. Adkins had low score. Refreshments included pumpkin pie with whipped cream and coffee. Guests included Mesdames Rickman, Greene, Adams, Arnold, and the hostess.
Bobbie Peel Howard Nelson and Stella Lemon return after days absent. Wallace Willis enters fourth grade from Wallowa School Eugene McCracken returns after four weeks. Eighth grade maps in history complete. Christmas tree planned with committee of Mary Dye Ronnie Morley and Frank Furman. Christmas vacation December 22 to January 2.
County Superintendent Martha E Mulkey reports on several school activities including visiting days for parents and planned events in coming days. Equipment lists note rhythm sticks blocks cymbals tambourines and other items made from maple and buckskin. Some misreadings appear in the Coos River and Cetching Creek schools with unclear details.
The Riverton girls organize a 4 H clothing project led by secretary Fränke Edgman and Joyes Moody. they donate lumber a window tables and sew garments for community use. Bunker Hill School children compete for PTA membership as the local chapter remains active with a large group of members.
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