Methodist Church Schedule and Nearby Notices
Sunday School at 10 a m. Worship 11 a m at the church. Picnic and afternoon games follow. Union evening service at 8 with a sound Africa mission film. Thursday 2 p m primary hour in the church. Brethren Assembly at Camp Myrtlewood July 22 28. Various church services and youth programs listed. Public invited to attend all services.
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Africa
Methodial Church
Union
Presbyterian Church At & the Brethren
Camp Myrtlewood
Philip Ryan
Bible School
W Wylie
Speaker Union
The
Christian Church
Outmoded Dresses Transformed Into Sportswear
A guidance piece on converting old dresses into playsuits and shorts for summer activities. It covers fabric use, pattern fitting, movement considerations, and sewing tips to achieve comfortable tailored sportswear.
Playsuit Garment Fitting Tips For Comfort And Style
The article outlines sewing tricks for toddler playsuits and blouses focusing on back action yokes for shoulder comfort and back movement, careful sleeve easing with small running stitches, and even gathers mainly at the top of the armhole. It also notes zippers and plackets, decorative waist ties, and a growing poncho style for free movement in active wear like tennis or cycling.
Gaylord visitor visits Clinton Carman and John Albrecht
Mias Ei lect Albrecht of New York City is spending her summer vacation visiting Mr and Mrs Clinton Car man and John at Gaylord.
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Gaylord
Mias Eilect Albrecht
New York City
Clinton Carman
John
Makeover ideas for sleeves and skirts from old garments
The text outlines repurposing worn sleeves by removing or shortening them and inserting contrasting sleeves. It suggests using leftover fabric for facings or reinforcements, and turning old dresses into jackets with new color contrasts. It also advises lengthening dirndl skirts at the waist or hem using wide contrasting hems or double fabric for growth room, and adding ruffing or eyelet embroidery to gain length.
Juvenile pair pleads guilty in Coos Bay burglary case
Don A. Mallet 16 of Millington and Robert Anthony Morris 17 of Coos Bay pleaded guilty in circuit court to burglary not in a dwelling tied to the Wardrobe Cleaners looted in Coos Bay on the night of June 90. Judge Dal M. King set July 90 for sentencing. Clifford A. Cotter was sentenced to the state penitentiary for burglary not in a dwelling at the White Cottage cafe in Coquille July 6.
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Coos Bay
North Bend
Dal M. King
Don A. Mallet
Millington
Robert Anthony Morris
Oon Bay
West Coremetreial Street
Patr
Mallet
Morris
Coos
State Penitentiary
Clifford A. Cotter
Fairview
Coquille
White Cottage
Cotter
Glen Hutton
Hutton
Wilcox Sentencing Sets 60 Days Jail and Parole Plan
Wilcox will serve 60 days in the county jail before release under a 3-year parole. The case concerns an accusation that he gave s
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Wilcox
CTU Meeting Reported At Methodist Manse
Wilmer A. Briggs notes a tense CTU session held Friday at the Methodist Manse. The group discussed organizational matters and transacted the afternoon’s business amid a beset atmosphere.
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WCTU
Methodist
Wilmer A. Briggs
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Methodist Episcopal
Wilmer E. Brigns
Church OF the Brethren
M. G. Blickenstall
Ann’s Cat
Obie
D. J Kelly
Myrtle Point
Gibersea
the Friendly Church
Catheran Chu
George A. Mathiesen
Wm. Gurney
Assembly OF God
Walter and
Eunice Smith
Young Peoples
Presbyterian Church
Tate
Mandy Sifter
Eee
Ceed Steves
Pat
Sempert’s Drug Store
Royal Neighbors
Powers High School
Reed’s Dance Orchestra
Father
Hall St. Coquille
Bafeway
Harry Irelan
S. Hall St. Coquille Oregon
EWE Sale
Bryant Park
Albany
Willamette Valley
Columbia
Corriedale
Hampshire
Lincoln
Romney
Shropshire
Southdown
Suffolk
Earl O. Walter
O. E. Mikesell
Albany, Oregon
Woile
Sime
Future Homes
Cloos Bay Lumber, Company Sc
Cous Bay
Hank
Peri Aenea Sc
Pinses
Hassocks
Bregger Furniture Co
Coquille, Oregon
Fort
Garnier
Front St
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