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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1930

Page

8

Local Notes and Classified Bits from Medford Area

Medford residents report new home employee at M Earl Wilson spot visit and relatives. Diphtheria and two mumps cases noted in Coos County health report. Oregon Products dinner pies donated by Nally concern. pie tins found at Russell bakery. Mr. and Mrs J L Pattinson of Portland visiting with daughter Mrs Chan Harlocker. Harlocker ill. Old magazines and Christmas cards offered at Herald office. Plumbing and concrete work advertised by B A Reed Myrtle Point. George Hughes handles plumbing work. Marys Ute lamb gone. Farmers Store delivers twice daily. M King returns from Salem court. Mrs Peppard of Santa Ana visiting. later to Canby. Mr and Mrs Perkins improving. Barton Stemm ler assists in drug store. Chad dry wood for sale. call 16R81. Oregon Products dinner helped by Nally concern. Marshfield ball game attendees listed. Christian Endeavor plans discussed for state convention in Marshfield April 14 to 27.

For Sale Early Seed Potatoes 8 Rail A J Mayes

Classified notice advertises early seed potatoes for sale by A J Mayes at location 8 Ra1. Item listed in brief 8 3t format with price and date not specified.

Mayes

Youth urged to take active church role in coming era

A speaker, a former Albany College student, urged young people to share in church work in four ways and to partner with adults, other churches, God, and neighbors. The message stressed youth as tomorrow's leaders and urged elder leaders to entrust them with responsibilities.

Waien High School Albany College Ewse Jesus God Christian Endeavor Organization Clarence CE ‘Society

Local events and visits mark town week

Mrs Annalemon returned from Marshfield where she stayed with friends. Misa Jacque Holloway arrived to assist at the Dixie Queen near the OS opening term. Austin Dodge and Wid Saker visited from O C with parents Mise Ena Christense and Elmo. About fifty dollars was raised at the Oregon Products dinner to buy library books. Teachers met weekly for study with Miss Helen Deyoe Velma Austin and Miss Pearl Dodele leading. two more sessions planned.

Misa Jacque Holloway Dixie Queen Austin Dodge Wid Saker O. C Mise Ena Christense Elmo Oregon Products Helen Deyoe Velma Austin Pearl Dodele

Local Girl Earns Honor Society While Attending Ashland Normal

Mrs Jasob Meemaw of Ashland earns a place in the honor society My Felien with a 96.26 average at the Geethern Oregon Normal School. She plans to teach music and art after graduation in 1925 from Myrtle Point High School. Mr Meemaw also attends the normal school.

Ashland Jasob Meemaw Geethern Oregon Normal School Moomaw Scheol Vera Johnsin Myrtle Point High School Meemaw Normal School

Oregon Products dinner thanks and bakery support

Mrs. E. C. Barker president of the Woman's Club thanks helpers who assisted in waking the Oregon Products dinner. She also acknowledges the committees for their day and evening work and Mr Russell for the use of his bakery and oven for the biscuits and hams.

Oregon Products Russell E. C. Barker Woman's Club

Bible School and Services at Presbyterian Church

Sunday morning Bible school starts at ten with classes for all grades and an evening service at seven thirty. The pastor will give an address on What the Presbyterian Church is doing for the Negro and a sermon titled When is a Thing New from 2 Cor Chapter 6. A week night service and midweek lesson plans are listed, with morning worship at eleven.

Presbyterian Church Evven

Methodist Church Schedule and Evening Film

Sunday services include church school at 10:00 and 11:00 sermon titled Lincoln's Unfinished Task. Epworth at 4:30 and 7:30 features a film on Negro life in the Southland. Weekday events include Ladies' Act on Wednesday and a prayer meeting at 7:30 with a Finance Committee session.

Lincoln Epworth Southland Ferrin Lundy Christian Advocate

Church of Christ Announces Services and Unity Message

The Church of Christ schedules Bible school at 9 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. and a Christian Endeavor session at 6:30 p.m. with Turner B MacDonald as minister. The notice emphasizes belief in a divine place of Christian unity.

Bible School Christian Endeavor Turner B MacDonald

Myrtle Point Chamber Seeks Growth With New Plans

The Myrtle Point chamber of commerce outlines a broad program to boost local farming, dairying, highway construction, and public cleanliness. It launches a two team membership drive led by Elton Schroeder and Wallace Dement, with meetings every second and fourth Tuesday and four social events planned. The group also supports the Curry County fair and collaborates with schools, the Boy Scouts, farmers, and residents to promote commerce and community projects while a deer mortality case near Myrtle Point prompts investigation.

Myrtle Ee Chamber of Commerce Cees Chamber of Commerce Boy Scouts Cous Curry Chamber of Ecommerce Elton Schroeder Wallace Dement Board of Herald Elmio Russell L. H Peares George Dickinson George Hampton Karl Kaufman

Honored Mrs Cooley Leaves for Salem Home

Mrs Bart Cooley departed yesterday with her husband for a new home in Salem. A Sunday evening buffet at the Ray Dement home hosted by Mrs Chas Harlocker Mrs Harry Dement Mrs Will Landy and Mrs Ray Dement drew eighteen guests who presented a fine gift to Mrs Cooley.

Bart Cooley Mr. Cooley Salem Ray Dement Chas, Harlocker Harry Dement Will Landy Mrs. Cooley

Braden and Ford Married in Marshfield Home

Miss Jacque Braden daughter of Mr and Mrs 8 C Braden and Vernon E Ford of Marshfield were wed Saturday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Clayton Driscoll in Marshfield Rev Kirby of KMKE Shurch officiating The bride has been a stenographer for the Conrad Lumber company and many friends will extend congratulations Ford family own the Union Packing plant in Marshfield The couple left Monday for Portland and will return to Marshfield to establish their home.

Jacque Braden 8. C. Braden Vernon E. Ford Marshfield Clayton Driscoll Kirby KMKE Braden Conrad Lurber Company Ferd J.ke. Perd Union Packing Mrs. Ferd Portland Marsfield

Hair styling deal with permanent wave and cuts

A retro salon advertises a bundle including a permanent wave two shampoos two finger waves and a bair cut for eight dollars. The latest styles and equipment are used and all work is guaranteed.

Candidate declares for county commissioner in May GOP primary

John D. Carr of Arago Oregon announces candidacy for county commissioner subject to the Republican primary in May.

Hynelf John D. Carr Arago Orogon

Also Mentioned on This Page

R Campetary L. H. Pearce Craig Weetugren Medford Oregon M. Earl Wilson J. Delaman Coos County Russell Bakery J. L. Pattinson Mra. Chan Harlocker Mira G. W. Nove Beak Herald Office A. Reed Myrtle Foint George Hughes Huling, Sandy & Sons Mary M. King Siwaya Famers’ Store G. W. Perkins Barton Stemmler Perkins Chad B. Dellman Nally Concern Roctor’s Webb Carlson George Hall E. J Schneider G. E. Hamilton Jesse Clinton Harl Clinton E. V. Ostrander Claudia Parker Clarence Carrick Bundon Cherition Madackees Wut Carr Carey Arg May Senilias Weal Pornest Annalemon Arthur Nelson Church OF Christ Atta Bo Eddie Wiz Liz Myrtle Point Seaview Mackerel Farmers’ Store Ernest Knight William Bell Willow Street Dick Braden C Street Harris Oregon Journal George Beaty Harold Clifford Beaty Game Commission Offee FORD Uygu Henry A. Schroeder Winchester Huling, Lundy & Sons Phene
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