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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1948
Page
7
Sunday School hosts annual picnic next Sunday after morning worship at the church. Group includes Lian Stevens Bridge, Tom Forrest Jr, John Hunt Jr, and Larry Stevens. Basket dinner at noon followed by afternoon rest and fun. no evening service.
Bannered streets herald a weekend celebration in Coquille. The town prepares a parade dance at the community building, street sports, baseball games, a soap box derby, and fireworks set for Sunday and Monday.
A daughter was born June 28 to Mr and Mrs Cecil L Smart of Remote at Mast Hospital. The birth was the only one recorded this week.
Veterans Administration officials pledge cooperation to help veterans repair flood damaged private properties financed by G1 loans. They welcome lenders to consider extending non delinquent and recent payments to restore financial stability. Additional loan requests for flood repairs will be given prompt and favorable review.
Community notes record movements and visits of locals including the Forrest family moving to Schroeder apartments and other residents in Coquille. People travel to Salem Portland and Port to attend events, birthdays, and family gatherings while arranging jobs and renewals.
Mrs Christine Smith state president of Lebanon will attend a regular meeting and a birthday dinner on July 13 with local Rebekahs and Chapparel lodge in the Grange hall. Irene Hatfield prepared a pantomime program for the event.
Tickets are on sale for the VFW dance in The Oaks pavilion on Saturday July 17. The event is sponsored by Lee Ray Post No 2928 Myrtle Point with Johnny Dayton and his orchestra providing the music.
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