Meeting Sets Plans for Samel Scholar Ship
The meeting outlined plans for a scholarship to an alive tax event to be held Wednesday.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1937
Page
2
The meeting outlined plans for a scholarship to an alive tax event to be held Wednesday.
Mrs. Jane Thomas, student at Mrs. BE. O. Sempert Myrtle Point, spent last Thursday night as the Mire. William Marsee returned Sunday from a few days in North Bend. Mrs. George Barton was in Marshfield Tuesday. Mrs. Albert Powers and three children returned Sunday after a three week visit in Berkeley California. C. C. Morgan, grandson Russell and daughter Mrs. H. B. Sparks of Fremont Iowa, returned Saturday from a visit with relatives in Oskaloosa. Eugene residents J. A. Morgan and Mrs. C. C. Morgan spent weekend with family. Mrs. Howard Varney, recently in Salem, resumed teaching sixth grade. Mrs. Charles Stallard and Mrs Elvin Hull visited Leona Stallard ill at Mast hospital in Myrtle Point. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Frye and Gerald and Elmo returned from near Portland. Mrs. Clyde Allen and Mrs Sol Morgan spent Monday in Coquille. Mrs. Weldon Medford and Mrs Clyde Allen visited Portland and Myrtle Point. C. B. Townsend visited Pete Chandler in hospital. Don Fish of Powers in Coquille hospital after appendix operation. Rd Liddell of Eugene, former Powers resident, in town on business. Dan Thomas went to Coquille on business. Walter Rosenbaugh of Forest Grove visiting Powers with Miss Phyllis Spelbrink. William Marsee visiting Maitland Smiley in North Bend. Mrs. Laura Wright of Windsor Cole visiting Grady Johnson home. Wright is cousin of Mrs. Johnson.
Sunshine club met at the home of Mrs Earl Roger Tuesday afternoon with 11 members and two guests. Members presented Mrs Moore with a stork shower and refreshments were served by Mrs Roger and Mrs Curtis Townsend.
The notice lists services for Rev Eugene I. Armetreong at the Bonday church with a 10 am sermon and an 11 am service. An evening service and Tuesday prayer meeting are noted, with the gathering at Mrs Wallsch's home.
In a Maine community a group of Colorado men work on mining claims on Salmon Mountain with interests from Myrtle Point and Powers. Loggers invite them to a friendly game of Draw to teach the correct play but the pupils outstrip the teachers as the Hard Rock men prove too hard.
Royal Neighbors held a card and bingo social on Wednesday evening. Five tables of pinochle and bridge plus two of contract were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Lyle McCulloch and Miss Eileen Shephard among the ladies and Harry Wannamaugher Archie Severson and Archie Lane among the men. A buffet supper followed the games.
Frank Fish of Coquille brings crew and supplies to resume operations at Independence mines on Iron Mountain this Wednesday. Work paused during holidays.
Friends and neighbors hosted a surprise birthday dinner Friday for Dave Carey of North Powers. Guests included Lyle McCulloch, JF Johnson, Milton Brown, Belle Waldeck, Ray Stewart, William Northup from Myrtle Point, and Rusho Miller of Vernonta.
Rev. A. Stephens of Coquille could not reach Powers to preach as road conditions prevented travel on Sunday.
The general public is invited to a silver tea benefiting the scholarship loan fund sponsored by the Woman's Club to be held Wednesday January 20 in the Fellowship clubhouse. The tea follows the regular Woman's Club meeting about 3 15. A program and exhibit are arranged.
A local California grocer who operated a store until last June has sold his business. The sale leaves the former proprietor seeking new opportunities in the retail market.
Mrs J F Johnson received a potluck luncheon and many gifts last week on her birthday from Mesdames Wm Winkelman Lester Thorpe Cisdle Thorpe Eddie Rubin Joe Robertson Ned Slon ker and Tom Uttecback.
Powers High School won 33 to 28 over Port Orford in a Friday night game at the local gym. Powers top scorer Utterback had 13 points while Ellis of Port Orford scored 11. The Powers lineup included Slonecker and W Lewis. Port Orford featured Fromm and Sell among substitutes.
RNA held installation of officers Monday night at Fellowship Hall with Mrs Ear Royer officiating and Mrs Ray Stewart as ceremonial marshal. Officers installed for the coming year included Oracle Mrs Weldon Medford, vice oracle Mrs Ray Berry, past oracle Mrs Fred Stock, chancellor Mrs RD Hall, recorder Mrs C S Townsend, receiver Mrs Wm Winkelman, marshal Mrs Clarence Moe, inner sentinel Mrs Jean Spade, outer sentinel Mrs Wm Link, manager Mrs James Boone, musician Mrs Clyde Allen, faith Mrs Lyle McCulloch, courage Mrs Earl Roger, modesty Mrs Eddie Rubin, unselfishness Mrs Ph Barrette, endurance Mrs R E Stevens, flag bearer Mira Sol Morgan. Members planned another card party for Saturday Jan 23, 3 At meeting 19 members were present. hostesses were Mrs Fred Stock and Mrs RD Hall.
Mrs Ned Slonecker entertained Sunday for her daughter Marys lith birthday with a 2 o'clock luncheon followed by games in the afternoon. Guests included Merle Saint Harry Saint Dolores West Joyce Johnson Nona Johnson Betty Jean Robertson Sonny Robertson Stanley Slonecker John Thorpe Katrina Gamwell Lorraine Carty Helen Ligat Evalyn Stock Rosemary Rubin Gloria Chapman Oma Widmark and Juanita Smith.
Sunshine Club members will be entertained by Mrs Ray Berry next week Tuesday January 19 replacing Mrs Clyde Allen at the usual venue.
The Junior Woman's Club postpones its meeting to Monday evening January 18. Mia Albert and Hachler are listed among attendees.
The American Legion Auxiliary met Wednesday night at Mrs Nobie Rovan's home with five members present. They conducted routine business and arranged upcoming activities.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Conger are the parents of a 7 pound daughter Mary Alice their first child born last Thursday Jan 7 1937 at Mast hospital Local friends and relatives extend congratulations.
Mrs James May entertained her Bridge club last Thursday with luncheon at 130. First prize went to Mrs Elvin Hull and second to Mrs May.
The Women of Moose postponed their social meeting and Christmas gift exchange scheduled for January 7 to Thursday January 21.
Mrs. Fred Powers hosted the Contract club last Thursday with a 2 PM dessert luncheon. First prize went to Mrs. James Gamwell and second prize to Mrs. George Dwyer.
Powers logged 9 degrees as the coldest in the county on Friday, the coldest since the 7 degree freeze in S2. A biting wind and lingering near freezing temps caused widespread frozen pipes and drains. Rain turned to heavy wet snow by Saturday noon, with 75 inches recorded, then freezing temps returned Monday night to 19.
The P T A held an executive meeting at the high school Monday afternoon and the regular P TA meeting is set for 2 30 Friday afternoon January 15 at the Fellowship hall. A Riverton basketball game is scheduled Friday evening January 18 with both schools’ first and second teams in action.
Dr Edward Thorstenberg who has practiced in Powers since September has moved to Bandon where he bought the equipment and practice of the late Dr Arthur Gale He has served as local county health officer and school doctor and was on the staff of Multnomah County hospital for 18 months He moved with Mrs Thorstenberg and their young daughter and sisters the Misses Ray and Alta Thorstenberg
The Thursday Pinochle club journeyed to Coquille where Mrs Elmer Davis hosted a luncheon at 1 pm. High score went to Mrs Allan King and low to Mrs Lonnie Stemmerman Moss Pearl Davis and Mrs Lonnie Stemmerman were guests with a birthday gift for Lonnie Stemmerman.
The Townsend club now meets on the first and third Fridays of each month at the Fellowship clubhouse.
Broadbent school defeated Powers Grade school 40 to 0 Friday in a basketball game. Report notes Mr and Mrs FP C True spent time at the event.
Sunday reports show Mr and Mrs Frank True of Marshfield hosting and Miss Frances True returning from Marshfield after visiting her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Frank True. Mr and Mrs Henry Newhouse spent Monday with Mr and Mrs E C Newhouse and Mrs E C Newhouse visited Mrs Anna Lund Sunday afternoon.
Gaylord Mrs Ted Bennett returned to her Independence home after a week with her parents the Palmers. Many relatives visited or traveled between Myrtle Point Broadbent Arago and Coquille for weekend events and hospital updates. The local Lakers and junior groups hosted meetings while schools reported absences due to colds.
Arago residents Mr and Mrs Jack Jones and family moved from the Brewer place to Myrtle Point after several months there. Mr and Mrs R E Doyle of Powers visited Arago. Wednesday saw Bible Study at Mr and Mrs S C McAllister with ice cream and cookies served to multiple attendees including David Root, Sam Root, Ernest Watkins, Anne, Olaf Anson, Naomi Robison, Esther Davidson, C McAllister, and Mary Jean. Edith Woodward has had the flu. The Missionary Society met at Mrs C A Keltner’s home. Mrs Alma Halter of Co-…
Bancroft Mr and Mrs erisege Shulte and Nabv visit Iris parents Mr and Ms acles Warner and Mr and Mrs Jason Jewett. They stayed at the John Angleton home, moved Saturday to Bridge Jwet, repainting the Barer schoolhouse with Tracy Cribbins and family also moving Saturday to the W A Fish property. Cribbine leased the ranch for a year.
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Day shoppers in Myrtle Point. Mr and Mrs Jason Jowett of Bridge spent Sunday evening at the Noble Walker home. A Duncan was a Friday business caller in Myrtle Point. Mr and Mrs James Jowett and Aaron Dysart were in Myrtle Point Saturday on business. Orville Rice went Friday to Marshfield to play basketball with the Myrtle Point team. Mr and Mrs Wesley Appleton of Powers visited Monday with the former's parents Mr and Mrs John Appleton.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Orlin Finch and Mor tan Eugene included Mrs Daight Culse and Mrs Owght with Mr Pens and others. The list extends to Thuredas with Mr ter Nog and Mrs (seesye Ti roe Wal Walla Woh. Bridge School News notes a student beds went ng ow he.
The third grade students work on an assembly program linking health play and surprise numbers with new members and projects. Reece Buszard returns after a month away while Ira Faith Watson is reported absent.
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