Church Services and Schedules Across Local Faiths
Assembly of God led by C. H. Finley offers Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. Evening meeting at 6:45 p.m. Believers invited. Presbyterian Church holds Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. and church at 11:00 a.m. Rev G A Gray of Coquille to speak. Congregational dinner at noon. St. Ann's Catholic lists Myrtle Point Mass on first Sunday at 11:15 a.m. and Coquille Mass Sundays at 9:30 a.m. St. Mark's Episcopal: Holy Communion first Sunday at 3:00 p.m. Evening Prayer on the third Sunday at 3:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly OF God
C. HL Finley
Presbyterian Church
G. A. Gray
Coquille
ST. Ann’s
D. J. Kelly
Myrtle Point
ST. Mark’s
Robert Greene
Holy Communion
Churches Open Doors for Morning and Evening Services
Local churches invite community to worship with multiple services this week. Methodist Episcopal speakers from Portland preach at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.. Church of Christ offers Bible school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. plus revival plans at Brethren church. Brethren host Rev. and Mrs. Stuebaker nightly through March 12. Lutheran services held Sundays at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Clarke's Studio. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF Christ Bible School
The
Brethren Church
Church OF the Brethren Ma
M. Stern
W.y
Paul B. Studebaker
Lutheran Church
George A. Mathiasen
Illness brings relatives to Sitkum home of M Wilson
Sitkum residents visit the ailing M Wilson at the Ivan Laird home as relatives and friends gather for dinner. Guests include Mrs Elmer Wilson and several Wilson family members from Roseburg Coquille North Bend and Sitkum. Mrs Julius Benham leads the Red Cross drive in Sitkum. Edward Wilson of North Bend stays with the Laird family to support the ailing parent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Wilson
Sitkum
Mark
J R Wilson
Archie Wilson
Shley
Doc” Carter
Roseburg
Edward Wilson
North Bend
M A Kirkendall
Coquille
Ivan Laird
M Wilson
Laird
Julius Benham
Lila Mae Laird
Clell Laird
Eddie Elis
Donna Jane Krewson
Vesta
Weekend Visits and Military News From Myrtle Point
Virginia Wilson visited the Rielly Clinton home in Myrtle Point over the week end. Ernest Krewson returned from Tuccon Arizona and then visited Perceey Krewson in New Mexico. Mrs. Harold Mullen cares for C M Wilson at the Ivan Laird home. Frank Laird, Louis Laird’s brother, returned after 19 years in government service and was stationed in the Pacific. London Jenkins went to Eugene after his wife and son visited Ted Johnson’s home. Elton Mayse went to Porthood for armed forces exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Trigg
Myrtle Point
Virginia Wilson
Rielly Clinton
Ernest Krewson
Tuccon
Ariz
Raymond Gibeau
Krewson
New Mexico
Perceey Krewson
Harold Mu
Blakely Family Visit and Local Notices End Week
Dora DORA March 8 Special reports the Blakelys and son Frank visiting Eugene last weekend with cousin Anna Winfrey from Big Fall Creek joining them for a week. Kenneth Casper visited Roseburg, Carl Colepit installed electricity, Albert Butler ill in a local hospital, and Lt and Mrs John Gvarhart mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora
Sk. J. Blakely
Frank
Eugene
Mias Anna Winfrey
Big Fall Creek
Kenneth Casper
Roseburg
Carl Colepit
Albert Butler
John Gvarhart
Local Families Relate Visits Moves and Recoveries
Mrs Hasel Rolin and Eather were guests at dinner at Mr and Mrs F C Minard home. Marshfield visitors Mr and Mrs Pe Neal spent weekend with Mr and Mrs A J Mayne. Mrs J N Gearhart visited sister Mrs Ella Guerin on the Middle Fork. Reuben Cotton moved from the Minard bridge cabin to the Norland Gant house near Crosby bridge. Lt and Mrs John Gearhart returned to camp White after visiting his parents. Julia Howard the cook at Dan Melton s camp visited Myrtle Point. Ruth Murray of Eugene brought her parents home in her car. Mr Hatfield has been treated in a Eugene hospital and is slowly improving. Murray returned to Eugene Tuesday. The last rain raised the river. M O Long of Banden bought the Jees Clinton place to organize his farm. Sgt Glenn Thompson stationed at bartels spending the week with his father C J Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norland Gant
Crosby Bridge
John Gearhart
Camp White
J N Gearhart
Julia Howard
Dan Melton
Myrtle Point
Ruth Murray
Eugene
J LO Hatfield
Mra Murray
Returns From Lebanon and Local Visits Reported
Mrs AR Davenport returned Saturday from a three day visit with her daughter Mrs H R Haughton and family at Lebanon. Mr and Mrs George Smith and Mrs Ida Wallen of Coquille visited the Henry Barklow family. Mrs Julia Howard, a cook at the Melton Logging company camp near Dora, spent several days in town visiting her daughter Mrs George Woolley and Mrs Jack Sperry and their guest Miss Kao Kelley RN of Oakland California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
AR. Davenport
H.R. Haughton
Coquille
George Smith
Ida Wallen
Henry Barklow
Julia Howard
Melton Logg
G Company
Dora
George Woolley
Jack Sperry
Mise Kao Kelley
R N
Oakland
Calif
Longtime resident values hometown ties and future stays
The speaker expresses gratitude and a wish to remain in the community. They anticipate meeting old patrons and friends on the street and keeping alive the cherished ties for years to come.
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P. C. Roper & Co
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Standard Oil
P. C. Roper
Standard Station
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
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