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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1970

Page

5

Oregon Wins Silver Cup From American War Mothers

Three Myrtle Point chapter members attended the installation of South Douglas Chapter 165 in Riddle. Oregon earned the Silver Cup for largest increase in new chapters and members, first time the state won. New Myrtle Point officers were Jean Bright president and Wynona Ocheltree corresponding secretary.

American War Mothers Myrtle Point Jean Bright Wynona Ocheliee Clarice Jones South Douglas Riddle Oregon Umpqua Valley Sutherlin

Della Jean Housel to Wed Victor Fry at Powers Church

Engagement notice for Della Jean Housel and Victor John Fry with plans for a March 13 wedding at the Church of the Open Bible in Powers. Della Jean, a 1969 Powers High School graduate, works as a bookkeeper. Victor John Fry, Powers High School class of 1966 graduate, served in the U.S. Army and works at Georgia Pacific Veneer Plant. agradecer note of thanks from James McWilliam Sr. and family for sympathy and floral offerings.

Leonard C. Housel Della Jean Victor John Fry Abraham Frye Church of the Open Bible Powers Swelie Powers High School Rose City Joln U.S

Carol Campbell Installed as Worthy Advisor of Rainbow for Girls

Carol Campbell was installed as Worthy Advisor of the Order of Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Hall on a Saturday evening. The ceremony featured the Coquille DeMoley chapter with Ed 2.130kd crowning Miss Campbell and officers named for the ensuing term plus pro tems and numerous appointments.

Carol Campbell Order of Rainbow Ed Hatfield Gaterday Masonic Hall Coquille DeMoley Miss Campbell Coquille DeMoley Becky Fraiser Chaplin Bill Rowsick Debbie Vanlandingham Marshall Bill Downing Diane Mots Bob Sheedy Bob Powris Melba Berklow Randi Tyre Adovisor Nadine Evans Charity Sue Powrie Hope Marsha McGary Faith Rita Robinson Peggy Doyle Theresa Aasen Chaplin Berger Edlund Mindy Shutlove Jody Smith Janet Nichols Nature Suzanne Abel Valerie Neal Fidelity Diane Neal Sherrill Anderson Service Cindy Shutt Confidential Susan Brewer Outer Observer

Royal Neighbors Prepare for January 19 Installation

Royal Neighbors of America met January 5 with a report on the Christ church and ham ro was given a big you. Decorating committees plan tree and table decor for the January 19 installation of officers in Coos Bay Myrtle Point Camp to install Rosen burg officers. Installing officers include Lorraine Snyder Alma Tortie May Porter and Molle Floyd. Escort teams list Golda Caudle Lena Moore Billie Pinkerton Nellie Hammack Neva Floyd Marge Myers Nan Pettinger Marion Whittington. Lorraine Snyder elected delegate to the state convention with Signe Bryant as alternate. Convention set for Medford April 9 to 11. A silent auction was held and another planned for January 19. bring items. Refreshments for installation will be salads with lodge sandwiches. Each member asked to bring a salad. Royal Neighbors thank those who donated used electrical appliances books magazines and gifts for distribution to the Veterans Hospital.

Royal Neighbors of America Christ‘uck Ham Ro Coos Bay Myrtle Pointt Myrtle Point Camp Rosenburg Lorraine Snyder Alma Tortie May Porter Molle Floyd Golda Caudle Lena Moore Billie Pinkerton Nellie Hammack Neva Floyd Marge Myers Nan Pettinger Marion Whittington Signe Bryant Medford Royal Neighbors Veterans Hospital

Red and White theme decorates Eugene wedding

December 30 wedding at First Christian Church Eugene unites Rhoads L Welch and Gary L Bowers in a double ring ceremony. Bride daughter of Harold C Welch Eugene and Gary L Bowers Bayard Nebraska. Attendants include Pamela Nelson maid of honor and Diane and Debbie Welch. After Washington trip the couple reside in Eugene.

First Christian Church of Eugene Rhoads L. Welch Gary L. Bowers Carlton C. Buck Harold C. Welch John E. Bowers Bayard Nebraska Pamela Nelson Diane Debbie Howard Hamburg David Ritter Rhonda Welch Washington State of Oregon D. Spencer and Son Bowers Myrtle Point High School

Huckins Hampton Union In Marriage At Coquille

Agnes Hampton daughter of Mrs Roy Schmeck Yakima Washington and Robert Huckins son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Mucking Myrtle Point were united in marriage in Coquille December 30 Rev Linker performed the ceremony. The bride wore a white street length dress with red accessories and a red carnation corsage. Violet St John and Joseph Mackins attended. The marriage and reception followed at Myrtle Nuts home. 4 H Sewing Club met at Mrs Merle Hathaway home with leader Mrs Marvin Hammack who taught sewing on buttons.

Agnes Hampton Roy Schmeck Yakima Waah Robert Huckins Oscar Mucking Myrtle Point Coquille Linker Violet St. John Joseph Mackins Merle Hathaway Mra Marvin Hammack

Birth Announcements From Myrtle Point to Coquille

A sequence of births lists Rex and Mrs King at Myrtle Point Oregon with Angela Ann born 12 29 69 weighing 6 lb 13 1 2 oz. Edward and Mrs White in Olympia Washington welcome Bryan Edward born 12 31 69 weighing 8 lb 1 oz. George and Mrs Little of Myrtle Point report Marcella Katherine born 1 1 20 weighing 9 lb 6 oz. Jesse LaDelle of Coquille Oregon welcomes Joseph Ray born with weight data unavailable.

Rex King Myrtle Poi Oregon Angela Ann Edward A. White Olympia Washington Bryan Edward George W. Little Marcella Katherine Jesse LaDelle Coquille Joseph Ray

Church Services and Clergy Listings

Local church notices list Rev John Whitlatch at Baptist Stover Lane with Sunday school at 9 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. St James Lutheran led by HE Schwette with services at 6 45 a.m. and Sunday school at 9 45 a.m. Sts Anns and Michaels Catholic Church with Father John Tig and Masses Sundays at 10 a.m. Holy Name in Coquille and Powers masses and confession schedule. Crates Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints also noted.

Stover Lane John Whitlatch ST. James Lutheran Church Missouri Synod He, Schwette Father John Tig Holy Name Coquille

Beef and Rice Bake from Frugal Kitchen

A simple beef and rice bake recipe uses browned beef, 1 1/4 cups water, soup, celery, and pepper. Combine with rice, pour into a greased dish, cover, and bake in a moderate oven for about 1 2 hours, serving six.

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Betty Krewson Dorothy Staman Wynona Ocheltree Irene Luhrs Gladys Mattos Carol Blohm Wands Labatt Elizabeth Wilkes Daisy Gurney Stella Jean Housel James McWilliam, Sr Linda Haug Terry Hamilton Rosemary Edwards Norma Fullerton Recorder Laure Long Confidential Observer Robin Sanford Laurita Reteen Prudence Lucas Meline Phillips Ladies of the Lights Robin Tyre Terry Spengher Yvonne Wells Karen Dery Laurita Reisen Laura Long Marilyn Barklow Linda Aasen Susan Barrows Debbie Henderson Bud Campbell Capri's Jack Westover Geraliine Roos Sandee Zemer Jeanette Kinney Huckins Hampton Myrtle Nuts Sewing Club Church News St. Mark’s Epincopal Assembly OF God Church Fazrtirmein Doborow St Will Augsburger Church OF the Nazarene Maple Archie Wilson Suainy School Youg Peoples Prayer PeiNe Crates Church OF Jesus St. Pestor Vern Brewer Arago Community of &K Willow James McKinney Suday School Calvary Chapel Botwich EH. Spencer United Methodint Church Maple St Wilmer Briggs First Presbyterian First Christian Church Harold Smith Ies Te Roush’s Parts Service Sprucetreet Hartley Myers & Myers Mike and Fritz Joe's Chevron Station George Linn I Ins Sopp Uae Myrtle Ralstm
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