Four Churches Unite In Myrtle Point Services
Cooperation among four Protestant churches in Myrtle Point drives united services at the Methodist church. Dr T M White spoke at Sundays service to strong attendance, reflecting growing fellowship and community religious effort. The Herald editor’s stance on church issues is questioned, then affirmed as supportive when churches uphold spiritual realities and humane living.
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CHUM
United Services
Myrtle Point
T M White
Herald
Lfe
Church and world balance urged in sermon and policy
A preacher argues the church should guide both members and outsiders, bridging the gap with practical aid. The passage then outlines the Roosevelt birthday drives and the National Foundation’s role since 1938 in combating infantile paralysis, including funding and research steps through 1940 and epidemiological efforts to map disease patterns for future work.
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Roosevelt
National Foundation
United States
Remember When 35 Years Ago February 2 1966
A look back notes Myrtle Point will get a brass brand within a year and WT is happy. Mrs Kerr presented a boy and girl to a happy man. Etelka logger C C Carter visited Mer sherfield. Ray Blement bought L A Braden’s livery and feed stable and now runs it. A Telegram photo shows Dr J W Strange planning a new Roseburg paper.
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Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Boys Triumph Over Marshfield 46 to 11
Myrtle Point High School boys basketball defeated Marshfield 46 to 11 at Hermann court Friday. Wilson centers contributed several baskets from near center. Myrtle Point dominated the visitors with strong team play. Also Christian church ladies led by Mrs Adams hosted a basket social at the Benson Opera House Saturday evening with program events and basket auctions.
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Myrtle Pvaint High School
Marshfield
Hermann Court
Wilson
Myrtle Point
Ladies of the Christian Church
Chas. Adams
Benson Opera House
Eighth Grade Diplomas Awarded to Six Students
Twenty five years ago on January 27 diplomas were issued to George Barton Lee Clarice Lee Martie Michael Inez De Vault Raleigh Greene and Guy Corbin. A surprise party at the J R Benson home honored Mrs A Roberts before she left for Southern Oregon. Guests included Mrs L A Roberts Mrs J R Benson Mrs W J Strong Mrs T D Guerin Mrs R T Worley Mrs R Racklef Mrs S Ames Mrs L Weaver Mrs Wm Lange Mrs C W Fensler Mrs J C Feisther Mrs H A Guerin Mr L Prey Mrs A Houge Miss Rowens Roberts Miss Lettie Pratt and Miss Ada Pratt.
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George Barton Lee
Clarice Lee Martie
Michael Inez de Vault Raleigh Greene
Guy Corbin
J R Benson
A Roberts
Oregon
L. A_ Roberts
W J Strong
T D Guerin
R T Worley
R Racklef
S Ames
L. Weaver
Wm Lange
W Fensler
J C Feisther
H A Guerin
20 YEARS AGG February 1 1821 Myrtle Point temple instituted
The Demonis Temple No W Pythiar Sisters was instituted in Myrtle Point last Friday with ceremonies led by Mrs Julia Beyley grand chief of Oreron assisted by Mrs Walter Cuondron of Marshfield D G Caf Coos county and Mrs Charles Paget of Bandon G S of Coos county. The floor work and officer positions were filled by Marshfield lodge officers and a class of thirty two was initiated including several Knights Officers of the new temple. Key officers named include Laura Schroeder Pearl Hendricks Mollie Schriefer Louise Thompson Viveen Anderson Lucy Barker Agnes Woodfin Mane Bunn Helen Billings and Irene Weekly with trustees
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Pythiar Sisters
Myrtle Point
Julia Beyley
Oreron
Walter Cuondron
Marshfield
Coos County
Charles Paget
Bandon
Marshfield Lodge
New Temple
Laura Schroeder
Pearl Hendricks
Mollie Schriefer
Louise Thompson
J Viveen Anderson
Lucy Barker
R&c
Agnes Woodfin
Mane Bunn
Helen Billings
Laird
Murphy
Irene
Oregon spring football practice opens with eleven lettermen
Clarence Carter of Myrtle Point is among eleven lettermen turning out for spring football at Hayward Field on the University of Oregon campus. A Hoot Owl program in Portland Friday night featured Helen Billings of Bridge, delivering character songs about Hully Yumpin Yuminy and Little Preddie Kline, while S S Reed, a prominent Cucos county dairyman near Broad Bend, donated a fine two month old registered Jersey calf to the South Cups over calf club.
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Clarence Carter
Myrtle Point
Hayward Field
University of Oregon
Portland
Helen M. Billings
Bridge
Hully Yumpin
Preddie Kline
Hilda
S S Reed
Cucos County
Broadbent
Sitkum Club Plans Red Cross Help and Social Projects
Sitkum January meeting of the Myrtle Leaf club voted to assist Red Cross work with the secretary to contact Marshfield headquarters for tasks. New president Mrs Lowell Spagle led as members organized alphabetically for yearlong programs and planned more calling and shorter programs at each meeting.
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Sitkum
Myrtle Leaf Club
Red Cross
Marshfield
Lowell Spagle
God Bless America
Ivan Laird
Julus Benham
Elwin Alford
Elton Saunders
Howard Stoop
Mesdame
Lower Spagle
Robert Warnock
Ivan Lard
J D Laird
Elmer Wilson
Herman Gray
Lucy Lee
Geo Elis
W A Nikason
Fhmner Strode
Minor Mead
Jack Haltin
Oscar Durrell
Ernest Krewson
Leslie Blickenstaff
Arthur Jenkins
George Ellis
Arago Pinochle Party and Local Notices Hit Arago
A pinochle party at the Frank Burbank home honors Jean Watkins and Mr Burbank with many Arago residents attending. Also reported are Bible study, showers, basketball notes, WCTU activities, Idaho visitors, and local travels and visits across nearby Coos County towns.
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Arago
Frank Burbank
Jean Watkins
Mr Burbank
Marvin Shaw
Lawrence Rackleff
Ernest Watkins
Mary
Jean
Clarence Schroeder
Asney Houser
James Lewellen
Myrtle Point
Dogs Kill Nine Sheep on Twin Oaks Ranch
Ten years ago on January 29 1831 two dogs killed nine sheep at the Steve Reed ranch in Twin Oaks. Reed caught the dogs in the act and shot both. Most sheep were heavy with lambs, Reed said. E M Wilkins plans a mill near the old creamery site south of the Southern Pacific depot to saw battery stock. Merwin Moller concert opens Woman's Club program at city hall with Ruth Woodward discussing the scholarship fund and Misses Latham and Dement performing and speaking.
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Steve Reed
Twin Oaks
E M. Wilkns
Mathene Creek
Southern Pacific
Merwin Moller
City Hall
Ruth Woodward
Latham
Thizemeth Dement
Adult music classes begin Mondays at 7 PM
The state sponsored program led by education supervisor C. A. Heward offers adult music classes every Monday evening at 7 o'clock in the Junior High school gym.
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State Superintendent of Education
C. A. Heward
Nine new members join Junior club at meeting
Nine new members joined the Junior club at their meeting last Thursday January B. Names listed include Mrs. Melle Whitaker Mrs. H G Leatherman Mrs. Ward Evans Roy Henry and Misses Lois Rey Mah ah Kurtz Imogene Burgess Grace Mary Linn and Alice Alverdes. Other applicants for Townsend club membership were Anton Furman and Mr and Mrs Herbert Snyder. Miss Nettie Halter and J B Moomaw of Arago were admitted by transfer.
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Melle Whitaker
H G. Leatherman
Ward Evans
Roy Henry
Lois Rey
Mah@ah Kurtz
Imogene Burgess
Grace Mary Linn
Alice Alverdes
Townsend Club
Anton Furman
Herbert Snyder
Nettie Halter
J B. Moomaw
Arago
Bridge Woman Buried Sunday
Funeral for Mrs James Porter held in Myrtle Point with large Bridge community turnout. Family and friends express sympathy to widower, two sons, and Mrs Porter’s parents. Visitations note cousins and relatives visiting in Port Orford, Myrtle Point, Coquille, and Eugene as locals attend services and share meals.
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Bridge
James Porter
MyrUe Point
Porter
Local social notes from Fairview and Myrtle Point
Weekend visitors and dinners at Fairview and Myrtle Point areas include Alex Debaus of Chicago visiting his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Steve De Baus. Mrs A O Walker of Coquille. Mr and Mrs A J Mayeee Joe Tadlock and Mrs Alison Roberts of Myrtle Point with Perry Neal. Mrs Roy Swan Mane Heles and Howard visiting Mr and Mrs Jon Coeurhart. Verr Bennett of Fayene. Joe Tadlock from Myrtle Point busy with local business. Miss Wilda Shepherd visiting Wednesday to Friday. Mrs James Crowley of Coquille aiding with work.
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Dora
Alex Debaus
Chicago
Steve DeBaus
Fairview
A J Mayeee
Joe Tadlock
Alison Roberts
Myrtle Pint
Perry Neal
Roy Swan Mane
Heles
Howard
Jon Coeurhart
Wilda Shepherd
James Crowley
Coqu
Methodist Pastor Leads Week of Religious Meetings
The Rev F J Pryor presides over a series of church meetings spanning midweek services. Activities include Brethren gatherings and scheduled sermons, with specific times noted for Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evening sessions.
Chr istian Races Anniversary Events At Area Churches
Church sched ule lists worship at 11 oclock with Rev Hugh Mitchermere speaking on Christ and the path of the people over the year. Youth and junior Christian Endeavor meet in the evening, with several services planned at the Church of the Brethren and Union churches. Rev Tod Pryor delivers messages at Evang elist services, Bible school follows with classes. Weeklong services at 7 30 p m each evening except Saturday 8 p m. Welcome extended to all.
Churches Report Attendance Rise in Bible Schools
Gain in attendance at Bible schools noted last Sunday with optimism for continued growth. Opening services in the primary department and a 11 am Communion with preaching. Christian Endeavor union youth meeting at the Brethren church and evening services announced. Catholic services listed with masses and devotions across Bandon Coquille and Myrtle Point.
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Aelvon
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