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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1963
Page
4
The Naslunds celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with two Sunday gatherings. An informal coffee hour at Paul Franzen’s Willow Street home featured a silver presentation and refreshments. Attending were Mr and Mrs Naslund, Mr and Mrs Darwin Pullen, Mrs Kenneth Galloway, and Mr and Mrs Frank Fur Unable to attend but assisting.
Myrtle Camp 2801 Royal Neighbors held its annual Christmas dinner with over 50 attendees on Monday night December 16. Gifts included souvenir fountain pews, a Santa arrival with treats for children, and each guest received a book of Christmas Carols.
The Noden family once from Myrtle Point note a wedding date not set for a junior in OBU. Pollyanna club of McKinley Grange met December 12 with a noon luncheon. Hilda Brown presided, a Christmas box for Pioneer House was filled, and a new chairman was elected. Upcoming January 21 meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the hall with a luncheon, theater party, and birthday observances for John Sorenson. Granddaughter Debra welcomed by Henry Dy and Mrs Armst rong. Elgin Chapter No 4 OES Christmas party and gift exchange planned for December 18. Verne Breuer surprise 17th birthday celebrated at Don Troxell home with dancing and refreshments for eighteen.
Mrs Arnold Morton hosted an open house at 148 Dean in Coquille Saturday evening. Guests came from Coos Bay Coquille and Myrtle Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Sunday afternoon open house at their home on A Street. More than sixty guests called to offer congratulations and gifts. The couple wed on June 14 1898 in Gold Beach Oregon.
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