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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1947
Page
5
Mrs E C Barker entertained Monday evening for members and guests of the A O N club. A corsage was presented, and wives attended the event with seven tables set under the president.
Two Girl Scout groups met with Mrs Andrew Weber and Mrs Franky to appoint Bloisel ey Florence Barklow as patrol leader and assistant for Troupe No 1 and Evelyn Mast Arlene Ansen as leader and assistant for Patrol No 2. The girls then took a four sheet hike. The RN A meeting in Myrtle Camp Grange hall outlined spring plans, reorganizing the club with first meeting Jan 28, pot luck, funds for county convention, and committee setup. Four-H leaders to hold a community conference Jan 27 with Jean Williams and Mins Jean Williams present. Past Matrons of Eigin chapter met at Mrs W E Landy home for monthly supper dessert with listed members.
Unkle Hank wonders why Mrs Jones is proud of her husband until he learns Ame carries a twenty thousand insurance policy.
The Justor Woman's club invites all members and interested parties to a fight meeting in the hall next by January 98 at one o'clock.
The Myrtle Grange Home Extension club held its first meeting at Mrs. John Caudle’s home on January 17 with many members present. Officers for 1947 were named and committees formed, with a February 21 meeting planned at Mrs. Alvin Adams’ home.
Mr and Mrs Oliver Shull of the sheepfold Oaks district celebrated a birthday dinner at home. The event marked a family gathering with neighbors heard sharing stories and cake.
On Wadseeday evening the Neighbors host an ox card party on February 18 in the hall with bridge and pinocle. Reservations call Mrs. Mact 4 J Mrs. Lemen 183 J or Mr. Clinton 20 J for a supper dessert and cards. A club meeting now moves to January 2 at the home of Mr and Mrs Clinard Miast.
Coos Bay Lumber Company resumes operations on Eden Ridge as a mine is sent back to work this week. A warm wind reduced snow depth from 80 inches last week to melt, though sheltered valleys still show about a foot of snow hindering immediate restart until warmer weather after Friday.
A fragmented radio timetable lists a sequence of shows and times including Little Concert This Week in Washington News and featured acts such as Xavier Cugat's Orchestra and a Young People's Church hour. The garbled listing names multiple programs with inconsistent times.
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