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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1932
Page
2
Local notes describe illnesses and travel as Myrtle Point residents and visitors engage in conventions, family visits, and business. Names include Elton Schroeder, Belle Whitaker, A. R. Bowen, and W. D. Shepard among others. Activities range from hospital stays and Easter vacations to sales promotions and club events.
Mr and Mrs J Ball entertained at dinner for their son George Ball Davenport with Mr and Mrs Geo Hall and children 2 Mr and ra A R Davenport also present Thurso Mrs Lett innn Mrs Marlin Evans and Mrs zene J Morrin spent Thursday with Mrs Verne Lundy. Mrs Davenport joined them in the moon. Aid Mewetist Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs Elton Ansen and quilted ast Wednesday. Entertained Club Mrs Florence Neideigh entertains iher club today at 1:80 luncheon. Mrs Lloyd Lewellen and children spent Monday at Verne Lundg mre. Me Here From Roseburg Mrs Collier of Roseburg spent a feways with Mrs CFE Huling and Jam ly Visiting at Big Creek Miss Ruth Barton and Mr Lloyd Lewellen spent Tuesday evening with Mrs Florence Neideigh at Big creek.
Mrs Herman Tedsen and Mrs Herman Dellefsen entertained in honor of Mrs Tedsen’s guest Mr R Barnes of Medford Bridge afternoon with lunch. Attendees included Mrs O Davis Mrs Ireland Mrs N B Taylor Mrs Harold Gould Mrs Ray Rickman and the hostesses. Prizes went to Mrs Barnes first Mrs Gould second and Mrs Rickman consolation.
Neen Ronald McGee of Tacoma born September 6 1918 died at age 13 after flu led to a bowel obstruction and ruptured appendix. Funeral at Schroeder funeral home and burial at Enchanted Prairie cemetery officiated by Rev Ostrander. Grove Swan born December 10 1850 in Ashtabula County Ohio died aged 1045 am after influenza complications. Survived by widow Mary Swan and four children Gary E Swan Leroy Swan Annie Lange Itty Wilberger, 17 grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Services held in Dora with Rev Barking. interment at Dora cemetery.
Church announces Holy Week services with communion and prayer sessions on Thursday Friday and Sunday. Easter program features Mrs Georgia May Moller soloist and multiple choirs with anthems duets and choruses. baptisms and reception of members planned. sermon on Contemporary Eastern. Epworth League meeting led by Julia Myrl Leather.
Regular services every Sunday include Bible school at 10 00 am Communion and preaching at 11 00 am. Jacob B Moomaw minister. The Coulter Rally team hosts a gathering this Saturday night with a focal tome to help attendees get acquainted. Revival meetings continue with Mrs Watson's conversion story Sunday night. Water baptism Thursday with about 12 candidates. Weekly schedule lists Sunday school 9:45 am morning service 11:00 am Young People's 6:39 to 7:45 pm Evangelistic service 7:45 pm. You are invited.
The Presbyterian church invites all to attend next Sunday's Bible school Easter program with songs and recitations, a large chorus Easter anthem, and a sermon on The Message of the Empty Tomb. A midweek meeting details and a March 31 1932 business meeting with pot luck dinner invite congregants.
Mrs Elmer Browneon and sons visit Ann Hartocker as the Mast Hospital reports multiple recoveries and discharges. Wives and workers including Donald Endicott and Claude Mullen show improvements after abdominal injuries. Several patients leave for home while others briefly remain for treatment and observation.
Evangelist W R Watson and Mrs Watson conduct a revival at the Assembly of God in Myrtle Point. Crowds grow each night. planners may extend the campaign beyond the expected farewell. If continued, services are set for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday with a water baptismal service anticipated Thursday night for ten to twelve converts.
Morning Easter service features anthems and readings led by Mrs Ellis and Mrs Funk. The program includes solos, hymns 611 97 355 and the anthem Easter Dawn He Lives Again. A pot luck Easter dinner will follow in the parlors of the Peterian church.
Mrs. C. E. Hul and Miss Mattle attended the Marshfield muster while Mrs. Caris Meller joined Sandy and eros at Bieter Here. Mrs. R. C. Dunhem of Marshfield visited Monday with her sister Mrs. C. E. Huling.
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