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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1941
Page
5
We thank friends for kindness and sympathy at the death of our mother. Roy L. Shull and family Roas Shull Elis E. Shull Ada M. Shull and family Jane Dement and family Mia T. F. Hillyer and family
The executor of the Thomas Barklow Estate invites sealed bids for Lots 1 and 2, Block 17, Border and Bender's addition, Myrtle Point Coos county Oregon. Cash or one fourth cash with balance in fourteen months bearing 6 percent interest secured by first mortgage. sale subject to County Court approval. Publication dates January 30 and February 27th.
Mrs Hazel Bolin and Esther visited with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davenport in Coquille while Guesst and family hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs Rudy Rocket of Norway and Wayne Caudle of Myrtle Point. The Dora school did not meet Monday due to Mrs Brown illness. Harold Shepherd installed a water pump Sunday. Mrs Bunch and Mrs O G Bunch suffered neuritis recently and Wilda Shepherd helped with duties. Mr and Mrs Kermit Shepherd and family of McKinley visited at Gall Guneh Rome Monday.
A stork shower for Mrs. Lyndon Levison was hosted by Mrs. Lloyd Levison and Mrs. Henry Levison with attendances from Clarence Churchill Ole Newton M. O Thorpe Leonard Lawhorne Dave Levison Bob Jackson Henry Jackson Lloyd Hoisington Merle Castle and Virgil McKannay. A galloping tea was hosted by Mrs Jack O Sullivan with guests Clarence Churchill Walter Rhule Lee Mast Reuben Brown and Jay Freeman. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Levi Wilson and Jerry of Coquille visiting the Ole Newtons. Dera visitors Mr and Mrs Fred Voorhees of Dore visited the Reuben Browns. Roy Pratt returned to school after a long illness.
Myrtle Point notes report the Pinochle club gathering at Mrs. F D Medlock’s home to honor her before her Tacoma move. First prize went to Mrs. Floyd Tobin second to Mrs. Lonnie Stemmermen with other attendees named.
Mrs G A Sargent drove George back to Canyonville on Tuesday to resume work following a brief absence caused by an accident from a fall on lumber injuring his head and leg. Wm Fish is much improved from his recent illness. Mrs Harvey Allen of Bandon is visiting Mrs Bert Chamberlain for the week. Ben Shields of Bridge was a dinner guest Monday at the home of his sister Mrs BE Evernden.
D. N. McNair of Myrtle Point was a Sunday dinner guest at the Frank McNair home. Mr and Mrs Bates and Arlene visited the Roy Shull home in Twila Cale on Friday.
Mr and Mrs Murl Pettit of Coquille showed moving pictures Sunday evening at the Ivan Laird home. The event featured travel and fishing trip scenes and a trip to the San Francisco fair with two films by Ben Halverstott. Others present included the Laird family and local residents.
The th anniversary Christian Endeavor party at the Lett home drew attendees including Walker E. J. Walker Jr. and family, Holmes, Hines, and others. Overnight guests were the Culvers and Lunds, with hospital confinement for Nick Perkins after a heart attack and Mary Lou Culver’s return home from Myrtle Point.
Mr and Mrs O Masters leave for Sacramento California to join her daughter Mrs Farris Rankin in the hospital. Roseburg callers Mr and Mrs Carl Bushnell Vic visited Earl Ollivant. Myrtle Point visitors include L A Wood Barbara and D A Wood. Ted Bertul Marion Lakey Arlene Ronald hosted. Broadbent work includes Robert Epperson for Mrs Mary Hartley. Reedsport visitors Mr and Mrs Epp Hatfield. North Bend visits Milton A and Millard Carlile. Mrs Gillispie spent weekend in Arago returning home Sunday night.
Mrs. Anna McNair visited her father Samuel Breuer in Myrtle Point for Sunday dinner then traveled with Mr and Mrs. Thomas Root and Genevieve Robbins to Coquille to see Mrs. Everett Robbins and her week-old baby. Eugene Mre. Harvey Rowe also hosted at his home in Eugene for Sunday dinner.
Roseburg visitors Mr and Mrs L E Moore and Kenneth Laird spent a weekend in Roseburg. Viet Cheese Factory hosts Mr and Mrs Chris Nelsen on a Port Orford trip via Stauff cheese factory. Esther Nelsen and George Belt from Salem visited the Nelsons. Verne Lundy and Bob played five hundred with P F Bartletts, plus Sunday calls to Betty Roberts in Myrtle Point and Mr and Mrs Ellis Button.
The William Watsons celebrated their twenty second wedding anniversary with a surprise gathering Saturday night at their Pleasant Hill home. Friends attending included Mr and Mrs Jesse Clinton Mr and Mrs Guy and Mrs Joe Vandebey Mr and Mrs Harold Musty Mr and Mrs Charles Bowers Mr and Mrs William Johnson and Mr and Mrs Tom.
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