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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1973
Page
3
At the Feb 17 Myrthe Grange session master Russel Evens reported on the County Grange conference held Feb 10 at the Coquille Grange hall. State Grange officers attended and led officers in ritual corrections and discussion followed a lunch Q and A period.
A letter discusses the REAP money Congress already appropriated and whether the President can cut a program with prior funding. Dellenbach supported the program but voted nay on the measure. Also notes Lyman Harrington's lecturer tour, Ruth Evans Valentine read, and hostesses Erma Royer and Dora Gossan. Mr and Mrs Ben Daniels spent Sunday at their cabin with relatives in Lakeside.
The Myrtle Point Christian Assembly invites all to welcome a visiting youth group from College Park Christian Assembly this weekend Feb 24 and 25. They will canvass, play basketball Saturday evening, and lead Sunday morning service at 11 00 with Rev B L Schoor delivering the message.
Mrs. John F. Brown of Springfield announces the engagement of Teresa Lou Brown to Richard L. Gassawn of Myrtle Point. The couple plan a June 9 wedding. Teresa is a Springfield High School and University of Oregon graduate teaching Russian to children near Woodburn. Richard is a Myrtle Point High School and University of Oregon graduate and a second year law student at the university.
The Friends Neighbor Club met at Mrs George King’s home on Valentines Day. Dues were paid and donations collected for Multiple Prosts and the March of Dimes. Cherrie Cupinski received a birthday gift and several members received Valentine gifts. Refreshments were served by the hostess and games were played with Elsie Mae King and Mary Bartlett as lucky winners.
Mr and Mrs Harold Clarno and family vacationed in Hawaii joining Ray Clarno on business. Mrs Lois Tobey hospitalized in Honolulu after a heart attack. Rose Carter died January 21 in Fort Dodge Kansas. Ed Carter preceded her in death. David Noyes to march to Ft Polk for National Guard duty. wife stays in Ashland. Getchells hosted by son Detals and family from Bend. Frank Miller vacationed in The Dalles and Portland. Liday and Schroeder attend funeral in Astoria. Whitakers welcomed son Darrin Paul born February 15 in Anchorage. Ralph Whitaker grandparents.
The Christian Women's Club meets Friday March 2 at Coquille Valley Ik's Club noon. Buffet lunch $2.25 per person with Dutch Shoes theme. Village Lussie debuts spring styles. Guest Carolyn Re cious and Harvey Harms lead acts. Free babysitting offered. reservations at 396-2477.
A scanned page provides worship schedules for multiple churches. Entries include Myrtle Point Christian Assembly in Bothwick, First Presbyterian Church at Corner Railroad and Maple, Arago Community Church with Bible study and teen time, Bridge Community with Sunday School, St James Lutheran, Assembly of God at Willow and h streets, and public notices for Coos County AHA meetings.
Ellis Lewis and Mrs. Lewis, grand patriarch and matriarch of the Grand Encampment, paid official visits to Ridgely Encampment in Woodburn and Willamette Encampment in Salem. About fifty members and wives attended a banquet at Club Cafe. The pair stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Howarth Canby, as L.E.A. members hosted potluck dinners and a Valentine program. The visit included tributes, music, and readings marking the grand matriarch and patriarch’s last official appearance.
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