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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1930

Page

8

Christmas social notes fill Myrtle Point columns

Local items describe holiday visits and gatherings in Myrtle Point including Mrs. IdaeS of Gaylord as a guest, the Lee Ray family hosting, and church events with Christmas trees. Trades show a sale offer for cash purchases, K P lodge meeting, and residents visiting relatives from Rogue River to Portland.

Idaes Gaylord Lee Ray Fred Saaing Virginia Lewis Riisberger Portland Lewis Eugene Myrtle Point J L. Ray Rogue River John Sperry Chas. Anderson W M Ray Bobby Ray Empire

Ducks and geese for sale by Mrs W H Taylor

Ducks and geese offered for sale by Mrs W H Taylor located on Cemetery Road. Contact via phone 6R5 for details.

W. H. Taylor Cemetery Road

Miss Linn Entertains After Junior Play

After the junior play last Friday evening Miss Gracen the play director invited the cast to the high school domestic science rooms for a luncheon. The table carried holiday decorations and Mrs Marlin Evans and Mrs L P Linn served.

Miss Linn Miss Gracen Marlin Evans L. P Linn

Old Veteran Honored at Endicott Home Visit

S sons and daughters of veterans from Marshfield visited S Endicott last Sunday afternoon. A social time followed with refreshments provided by Endicott’s daughters Lillie Fish and Mrs Lyons and Mrs C McC Johnson. The Marshfield group presented Endicott with a myrtlewood cane.

S. Endicott Marshfield Endicott Lillie Fish J S Lyons C McC Johnson Eli W Schrock Mre E W Schrock Julia A Forsythe J E. Holden C O Gosney E. L. Melton Faye Carol Melvin Gosney Lyons

Local Hospital Reports Several Surgeries and Recoveries

Jackie Kaufman had an abscessed neck operation last Thursday. Webb Mast of Lee and Claude Preasier had neck and hand procedures respectively, both recovering. William Osborne was discharged after months with a fractured hip. Clifford Crowley underwent emergency appendicitis surgery and is recovering. Robert Farmer entered for medical treatment and Walter Endicott had a minor operation. Mrs. Chas Stewart of Powers sought medical care yesterday.

Jackie Kaufman Webb Mast Lee Claude Preasier Wm. Osborne Clifford Crowley Dora Robert Farmer Bridge Walter Endicott Chas Stewart of Powers

Myrtle Leaf Continues Reflections From Page Seven

Fragmentary text shows a pupil's introspection about class dynamics and friendships. Expressions hint at emotional tension and social belonging among unnamed classmates. The limited legible content suggests a personal, reflective or opinion style piece.

The Christmas Spirit and the true gift of giving

The piece reflects on Christmas Eve and the value of giving over receiving. It emphasizes that real happiness comes from friendship and thoughtfulness, not expensive presents, and that the spirit of giving is felt through love and generosity.

St. Nicholas

Students rush to finish work before flunk list and fees

During the week students juggle cook reports and back work to avoid being named on the flunk list. Many save pennies to pay towel fees student body fees and class fees before report cards and credits are issued.

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The Most Polite Cues in School Class

Myrtle Point student life feature praises the English II class taught by Miss Barker. It describes polite conduct, classroom routines, and a contrast with typical hallway behavior as both upperclassmen and younger pupils learn courteous habits.

Lettermen Club Reconsiders Meeting Penalty

The Lettermen Club reports its USC constitution arrived and the four month voting penalty for missed meetings seems too harsh. At the next meeting the group will re discuss the penalty. Basketball season runs. players rush to games and some neglect shoe changes. Club members help keep others off the gym floor if not wearing proper shoes.

USC Lettermen Club

Glee Club Joke Sparks Car Misadventure

After glee club practice, students moved Andy Newhouse’s car to toy with him. He returned to find the vehicle missing and feared it had rolled away. He later located the car around the corner, causing confusion.

Glee Club Hoya Andy Newhouse Andy Waant Mr Dodge

Home Economics Candy Sale Supports Junior Play

Friday afternoon a home economics class made candy and popcorn balls for the junior play Frida evening. Five or six varieties were prepared and sold quickly. The sales totaled about six dollars.

Students Write Letters and Mail Them With Help

In English ITI class students work on a project of eight business letter types with some projects already submitted. In World History a spelling match on Monday ended with Harold Hall and Donald Prohaska as captains. Jack Wright finished last on Harold's team while four remained on Donald's side: Marjorie Barszee, Helen Gill, Donald Prohaska, and Aileen Dement, who was named champion.

Harold Hall Donald Prohaska Jack Wright Harold’s Donald Marjorie Barszee Helen Gill Aileen Dement Aileen

Vacation for Trackers Te Norges with Se

Teachers plan Christmas vacation for the district's staff. Several educators will travel to Myrtle Point and Portland for holidays and a state teachers association meeting. Others remain at home in Indence Payette and Arago with plans to visit Silverton and Eur gene as schedules permit.

Te Norges Faye Irvine Ate Indence Grace Reatre Polay Silverton L. P. Linn Myrtle Point Oregon State Teachers Association Portland Edgar Rickard Eurgene Monroe High School Gertrude Sick Payette Idaho Fane

Lulu Nichols Returns to School After Illness Absence

Lulu Nichols returns to Myrtle Point High School Monday after several weeks absent due to illness. Daniel and Milton Rodgers withdrew from Myrtle Point High last week to continue studies at Florence Oregon, where their home is. They boarded with the Watson family while here. Edwyneth Peel was absent the latter part of last week due to illness.

Lulu Nichols Daniel Milton Rodgers Myrtle Point High School Florence Oregon Watson Edwyneth Peel

Foods class serves meals with festive table decor

The Foods classes held a two course luncheon in red and green theme with miniature Christmas tree place cards and a Santa figure, the third meal of the quarter. Morning lead Miss Barker and Mr Wagner. afternoon led by Mr Rickard and Mr Church.

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Nut Farm stage cast wows in Friday performance

The Nut Farm play drew strong laughs and praise from critics as Andy Newhouse led a star filled cast including Wilbur Barton Lois Porterfield Dolores Davenport and Eugene Kinnicott. The production netted about one hundred dollars for the house with seventy five dollars for the charity fund.

Andy Newhouse Wille Barton Jean Lois Porterfield Jean Suiscomb Willie Dolores Davenport Helen Bent Frank Watson Robert Bent Lila Lewis Mrs. Barton Helen Eugene Kinnicott Ezra Shiscomb Iowa Jean Pressler Hamilton T Holland Hollywood Austin Hall Clarence Biddeford Mrs. Bent Ae Fever Alter Felsher Harold van Horton Lola Norris Clase Grace Mary Linn Alice Alverdes

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