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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1936
Page
3
A long list of social visits, family events, and church activities in Coquille area. Names include Mrs Prank Burbank, Mr and Mrs Frank Burbank, Harriet Burbank, Adrian Halter, Marvin Shaw, and many others. The record notes businesstrips, a Ladies Aid meeting, a handkerchief shower for Mrs Root, birthday observances, and community travel to Marshfield Myrtle Point and Ashland.
Bridge Mel Elise Lamp and daughter Frances and Mrs Ruth Brown were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Henry Bryant. Wilda and Virginia Beckett visit with Mrs Charles Mack while their mother is in Marshfield. Dwight Culver spent Monday with Mrs J T Evernden. Roy Brown of Myrtle Point visited Mr and Mrs O W Heath and Mr and Mrs Ray Beckett. Mrs Elise Lamp was an overnight guest of Mrs Henry Bryant. Dwight Culver and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Mack. Executives meet in Coquille with John Dunckley Nadine Ellis Maud Hooton Myrtle Beckett and an Nestor present. Coquille visitors James Hines and son Gene call on former Wridge residents. Coos County Federation of Women's Club meeting attendees include I B England Charles Johnson Ray Beckett John Dunckley H C Van Alstein Fred Scofield Albert Pancoast Mrs C B Murphy Amanda Fhrig Arthur Cates Nadine Ellis. A C Gaten family return Gundway after coast trip. Great Desires is topic for Christian Endeavor Sunday evening with Mae Hatchek leading.
West Norway residents hosted dinners and visits with neighbors including Mr and Mrs Walter Barklow and Mrs Nora Husposka. Francis Barklow joined the Arago basketball team for a Ashland tournament trip with a return on Friday. Mrs Glen Rohi entertained at dinner for Nora Husposka and F H Barr and children Janiey and Ernest. Everett Lafferty and son Allen attended a Monday dinner with B L Laferty. Mrs Begnuda, visiting Ferndale, Calif, returned home.
Catching Creek Ivan Bhort visited Eugene to see his mother returning Sunday evening. At the Loomis place Bhort was away. Mrs Ace Carman visited friends in Myrtle Point Friday. Several locals called on neighbors, played pinochle, and shared weekend visits among the Wood, West, Carman, and Bushnell households.
Twin Oaks residents Mr and Mrs George Lawson of Waddington Calif spent the latter part of the week with Mr and Mrs A R Davenport. McKinley visitors Ivyl Frye were Friday evening callers at Floyd Reed home. Mr and Mrs John Felsher spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Chris Nelson. Reed and Carl Hogan and daughter Aileen visited in Coquille. In Powers callers were Mr and Mrs A R Davenport and Mr and Mrs George Lawson. Carl Hogan and Mrs F Bartlett visited Mr and Mrs Frank Southmayd. Luray Miller works for George Hall while Hall is in camp. Mrs Mary Holt and several others were mentioned in incomplete notes.
Rev and Mrs James Witey visited Mr and Mrs Mirs. Las Broadbant joined a Sunday gathering. Nell and Bee sailed to Mergen with Mrs and Mrs O A Reed hosting Elma and Bisherd at their home Sunday.
West Myrtle Point residents Mr and Mrs John Arnel and son Niltlo visited relatives in Coquille. A Mussel and families from North Bend called on Calvin Bundsy. Miss Joanne Perrott returned from Portland and Albany. Maxse and Alberti Myers of West Norway visited the Cinten home. Mrs Price Robison and Mrs Emmett Hammack and others shared time with local families. River ton hosts Emmett Hammack and Ernest Hammack gathering.
Bald Hill residents Soleim and family visited two weeks with Claude Rendieman. Soleim returned Monday. Laster Huntley and Glen Grant of Gaviord visited Edward Huntley. Mrs J D Cubertson, ill for weeks, is improving. Arkin Robinson of Powers stayed with Edward Huntley. Ernest Dunbar missed all of last week from school. Earl Huntley convalesces and may miss more time. Upper grades finished six weeks of tests. eighth grade plans a six weeks poem.
Callers visited the William Chandler household Sunday including Mr and Mrs Parkley and their children. Myrtle Point events noted and Tom Brown to start work for Mike Morrison Monday. Willis Chandler recent farming near Upper Fioras Creek and visitors Elmer Mires and George Jefferson at Arthur Chandler home last week. Marion Chandler at home over the weekend.
Lee Mra Dae Lewis spent Sunday with Mrs. George W Clinton. An invalid for years, Lewis enjoys better days with Mr and Mrs 8 D Clark. Mrs Eldrige Ingram and daughter Maxine called on Mr and Mrs Jack Mast. Mr and Mrs M J Morrison and Mrs R A MacKerrow of Myrtle Point were dinner guests. Henry Hervey hosted last Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs T A Hall and sons Wendell and Erwin. Norma Peterson and Mrs Hazel Stevens visited Rex with Mrs Hall's sister Mrs Frank Hyland and Miss Mabel Hall. Sunday callers at Walter Schroeder’s included Mrs Milton Robison of Coquille and Mrs Levert Iverson of Gravelford.
Dora Chas Royer spent days in Mast hospital with blood poisoning from a tick bite. Louise Dye and Ms. C J Thompson left for Deer Lodge Montana after three weeks together. Chas Northup visited the school last Thursday. Wanda Endicott of me Point spent the weekend with Nettle Bailey Flder T M Cole. Evangelist Picken conducted Sunday services in Dora chapel. Mrs Gat Bunch visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Kermit Shepherd and Harold Mea from Fairview and Mrs. Frank Me.
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