Presbyterian Youth Camp to Open This Sunday
The First Presbyterian church will open its undenominational youth camp near McKinley from Sunday June 26 to Saturday July closing at noon. Attendees from Arago Bridge McKinley Sitkum and Langlois may join through fourth grade Junior High and High school. Registration is at Schroeder's store for 12 dollars. A truck will transport bedding at 3 pm Sunday from the church. Bring blankets pillows towels flashlight toiletries swimsuits sweathers clothes Bibles notebooks and letters home. Extra cars for transport are welcome.
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First Presbyterian Church
McKinley
Arago
Bridge
Sitkum
Langlois
Schroeder’s
Missionary family to lead church youth camp program
Five young minis including Dick Cochran formerly of the local Presbyterian church now a missionary at Mosul Iraq will assist as Bible teachers campfire talk and recreational directors with young women counsellors. The hand work will be better than ever before under the direction of Mrs Kenneth Galloway.
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Dick Cochran
Presbyterian Church
Mosul
Iraq
Kenneth Galloway
St Pauls Episcopal honors Rev Stockett at dinner
Rev Norman Stockett received a farewell gift at a Wednesday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Kenneth Rolfe. St Pauls Guild to hold a coffee and pie social on June 29 at Mrs Albert Burch's home to fund scholarships for the Girls Friendly Society and youth camp attendees at Gearhart in August. Public invited. Royal Neighbors honored Mrs Don Aber with corsage and insurance talk. Juvenile picnic planned for Monday on the Clark property opposite Orchard Park chaired by Mrs Robert McCray, with hosts Janet Dobson Lois Denniston and Betty Denniston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gamwell
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Norman Stockett
Kenneth Rolfe
Stockett
St. Paul’s Guild
Albert Burch
Girls’ Friendly Society
Gearhart
Don Aber
Clark
Orchard Park
Robert McCray
Janet Dobson
Lois
Betty Denniston
Summer visits and travel span Klamath Basin notes
Local families share summer visits from Klamath Falls with relatives in Portland Pendleton and Eugene. Articles mention Ore School of Technology graduate Mrs. Smith and other travels Lions club activities fringe news include cave in accident fatality at a quarry and a Bible school in Portland.
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Jess Shepherd
Carl Smith
Klamath Falls
Arthur Smith
Portland
Lane
Lions Club
Pendleton
Arnol Holsapple
Happy Camp
Cal
Clyde Allen
Evelyn
Sandra
Doc
Don Aber
Sutherlin
Monty
Bryce
Don Cotton
Roseburg
J. W. Gamwell
Penddleton
James, Jr
Douglas Gamwell
J W Gamwell
Ted Little
Ree
Forene
Tex
Augden Endicott
Harold Rosa
John
Eugene
Wilmot Endicott
Endicott
Fred Stock, Jr
Tacoma
Wash
Jimmy Lewis
Robert Lewis
Coquille Valley Art Association
David Leman
Church of the Open Bible
Dinner at Ivan Laird Home Honors Fathers Day
Sitkum News notes a Sunday gathering at the Ivan Laird residence to honor Fathers Day. Guests included Mr and Mrs Murl Laird with Stephen, Mr and Mrs Ray Shelton, and Mrs J Hi Shelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Laird
Murl Laird
A and
Stephen
Ray Shelton
Mr Shelton
J Hi Shel
Local Social Roundup From Coos Bay Area News
Oakland residents Mr and Mrs Ivan Laird attended a Shriners initiation and dinner in Coquille, while the Lairds also joined the Oregon Rural Electric Coop semi annual meeting in Gold Beach. Coos Bay visitors Mr and Mrs Louis Southmayd visited John Southmayd and family. Vacation Bible School ended with a Friday program enrollment 37. Everett Cornett family visited with sister Mrs Ted Kirsch. Don Baker hosted a wiener roast and picnic for Bible class. Children and mothers picnicked at the school Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Kirsch
Don Baker
Vacation Bible School
Local Men Enter Naval Reserve Training For Two Weeks
Twenty men from southwestern Oregon begin two weeks of Naval Reserve training. Named participants include Lt. Comdr. Kenneth W Cutler of Myrtle Point and mates Roy G. Walter of 1614 Maple St Myrtle Point and Engineman Chief Fred H. Warren of 616 6th St Myrtle Point.
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Oregon
Kenneth W Cutler
Myrtle Point
Roy G. Walter
Maple St
Fred H. Warren
6Th St
Navy Reserve Electronics Training at Bremerton Unit
The Bremerton group of the Pacific Reserve Fleet trains in radio radar and electronics for Naval Reserve Electronics Division 136. Members meet Thursdays at the North Bend Oregon airport. Enlistees must be 17 to 18, with prior service welcome. Paid drill nights, uniforms, cruise opportunities, schools, and education privileges offered. Information available any Thursday night at the airport.
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Bremerton Group
Pacific Reserve Fleet
Bremerton
Wash
Naval Reserve Electronics Division 136
North Bend
Oregon
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Coquille
Thrifties
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Enon
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