Sunshiners Hold Social Tuesday
The Sunshiners club met on Tuesday with Mrs. Leo hosting a social gathering. Members shared refreshments and updates on upcoming community activities.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1937
Page
2
The Sunshiners club met on Tuesday with Mrs. Leo hosting a social gathering. Members shared refreshments and updates on upcoming community activities.
School children from Powers and townspeople gathered to wish the basketball squad and Coach Greiner luck as they depart for the Southwestern Oregon tournament in Ashland.
T. Hardy runs the Junior High tournament at Coquille on Saturday March 13 with district residents urged to sign. The event involves local participants from Petion and Baan Valley areas and is held at the Bank of Powers venue.
The executive board will meet at president Mrs Lyman Rolfe's home next Tuesday afternoon at 2 pm All members should attend. Cas plans for the County Federation of Women's clubs meeting here March 31 will be discussed.
Coach and Mrs. Greiner drove one car and Kenneth Rolfe drove the other as the squad headed to Ashland for a game.
The Woman's Club will host a talk on rock gardens in the clubhouse. Each member should bring seedlings or plants started last fall for exchange, and roll call will be answered with a short talk on the history of plants assigned at the previous meeting.
The Townsend club met Friday night at the Fellowship clubhouse with musical numbers and readings led by Miss Ruby McDaniels. Piano solos by Miss Naomi Munro and Pat Hennessey. readings by George Beaty. a Townsend song by William Netherly. closing vocal by Miss Ruby McDaniels. A Young Folks Night is planned for Friday March 12 with a special program and features.
The Powers RNA lodge met Monday night at Fellowship Hall. After the business meeting a social hour followed with refreshments by hostesses Mrs Sol Morgan and Mrs Lyle McCulloch. The next meeting March 22 will be a social event to celebrate the lodge and its founders.
Myrtle Point visitors and callers clustered around the Arthur Chandler household over the weekend. Families from Arizona plus local residents like Marie Chandler and Dorothea Chandler stopped by, with several extended visits noted at the Chandler and Flood homes in Cement Creek and Myrtle Point.
Dolls of many kinds were shown after a Woman's Club meeting at the Fellowship clubhouse. Prizes were awarded for oldest doll, best homemade wardrobe, most unique doll, and a bottle doll. A silver tea featured a musical program with local students and a baby picture game.
Mr and Mrs Charles Hoglan nee Etha Durham recently married and visiting Seattle are at Mrs Hoglan's parents Mr and Mrs William Doak Nobel Rovang visited Coquille Tuesday Clarence Moe travels to Portland for medical treatment Mr and Mrs W A Roberts their daughter Mrs Harrison McCracken and Walter Kirby traveled to Portland Sandy Howell has been seriously ill for the past week Mr and Mrs Donald Pierce and sons Donald and Arthur moved Sunday
Residents report strong turnout for Powers at Arago game with many locals traveling to Fort Orford for the Port Orford Powers match. The weekend also saw residents visiting relatives, medical trips, and town gatherings across nearby towns including Coquille Myrtle Point and North Bend.
Mystic Social club announces a dessert luncheon set for next Tuesday afternoon at Fellowship hall at 2 o clock. Members are invited to attend and share local fellowship.
Powers High varsity and regular subs played Port Orford High first string Saturday night and were defeated 27 to 25 in a well played contest. Powers Sprague Bundy Utterback and Moec featured for Powers.
The Contract Club met last Thursday with dessert served by Mrs James Gamwell at 10 pm. Mrs Albert H Powers won first prize and Mrs E Sempe of Myrtle Point took second. All members attended, including Mrs Ralph Milne of Quillie.
Mrs C G McCracken hosted the Pinochle club last Thursday with dessert at 2 pm. First prize went to Mr D M Fox and consolation to Mrs Charles Geitner, with players Shepherd G subs Stevens Slonecker and Lewis Port Oford Sweet f Ellis f Miller c Fromm Fitzhugh and subs Jamieson McKenzie.
At the Women of Moose meeting in Mocee pelea Nebie ter we appoint officers with Frank Grove named guide to succeed Mrs. Noah Jones hosted a special hour and refreshments afterward.
The Powers Independent team traveled to North Bend Sunday and lost 44 to 22 to Port Orford Trans-Pacific. Powers led 14 to 11 at halftime but could not contend in the second half against Curry County's squad. Several carloads of Powers fans attended the tournament.
Mrs George W Stewart, age 66, fell at her home Wednesday evening and injured an arm and shoulder. She was confined to bed for most of last week but is reported gaining.
A farewell shower was held Friday at Mrs Lyte McCulloch home for Mrs Donald Pierce who moves Sunday to Coquille. Guests included several friends and neighbors who gathered to bestow well wishes and gifts ahead of her relocation.
Fragmentary OCR reads several individuals including Randy How att Gus McCulloch Andrew Brown and Mra Fieree's mother Mra Eli lageen of Coquille. No events or actions specified.
Mr and Mrs William Grove formerly of Powers now at Twomile are parents of a 60 pound daughter born last Wednesday.
March 2 1007 at a Coquille site a first name fame and three couples visited a Santa Sara and Mile Homes Grove local residents. Mr and Mrs Lee Moore of North Powers welcomed a 50 pound baby girl named A
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