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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1947
Page
5
The marriage of Mia Bonnie Wise of Bridge to Myrick Daniels of Coquille took place Friday evening March 1 at Mrs. Ida Murphy’s Bridge home. Rev W A Briggs presided, with A L Rice as the bride’s grandfather giving her away. The couple left for a northern wedding trip and will reside at a Van Alstein camp cabin in Bridge.
The Home Economics club of Myrtle Grange gathered at Mires home with Paul Davis presiding on Friday March 21. Attendees included Mrs Ellis Southmayd and numerous members. next meeting planned for April 18 at Mrs Floyd Minard's home. A separate note reports a bridal shower for Miss Bonnie Wise in Bridge at the Grange hall with gifts and refreshments for thirty six attendees.
Mrs L A LaPlamme hosted last Thursday's club gathering with a desert luncheon. Members included Mrs Ors Wail man, Mrs Thomes Guerin, Mrs Andrew Weber, Mrs no C Barker. guests were Mrs Clinard Mest, Mrs Milton Mast, and Mrs Milton Schroeder. High scores were recorded by Mrs Schroeder Gra, Clinard Mast, and Mrs Well man.
Mrs Frank Bessey organized a Brownie Scout troop for girls aged 8 and 9. Assistant leader will be Mrs Fred Mantes. A meeting explained scouting, played games, and sang Brownie songs. Refreshments followed. The group plans weekly meetings at 3:30 PM on Tuesdays in the Presbyterian church social rooms.
Una Rebekah lodge held initiation for two candidates on Monday evening. Leila Rocheck of Norway and Krewson of Myrtle Point were admitted, while Edith Rackleff was proposed for district deputy president a role she has held before.
In May, with Mrs. Katherine Train and Blanche Felcher assisting, the first dinner of the year will be served at the Odd Fellows hall starting at noon. A general invitation to the public is extended. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
A community gathering celebrated longtime friends of Mrs Kate Hob with warm remembrances. Mrs William Perry and Mus Fobosa attended, sharing smiles and stories as the group marked recent happy returns.
Mrs. James Mahaffey entertained a Wednesday afternoon party for a few friends in honor of guests Mrs. M. Matler and Mrs. H. Monk of Venena TIL. The hostess birthday was celebrated with cards and gifts. Attending were Mrs. Ralph Rackleff, Mrs. Lyman Rackleff, Mrs. Howardleff, Mrs. Gua Breuer, Mrs. Mitchell Myers, Mrs. Ada Lemon, Miss Mary Harris and Mrs. Jease Clinton.
Myrtle Point Women's club hosted twenty eight members from the Coquille Woman's club in the Presbyterian church social room. Attendees included C. L. Tuttle J. J. Jarvis Bert Folsom Ruth Candley Charlies Stauff George Overding William Nikolaus A. E. McClary L. H. Hazard F. M. Shaw George H. Chaney R. E. Booker BE. J. Ruble Ralph Milne O. L. Zentner Stan Sherwood LaRoy Swinney J A. Moore Mary M. Brown Leo J. Cary Fred L. Houston Jeannette Cusac Iris Elrod W E. Bosseman.
Citizens will be asked to participate in a population count initiated by local organizers. A singing program led by Mira. RB. KE. Boober and Mrs. Ralph Milne at the piano will accompany the event. Both women are held for this purpose at the meeting.
Shirley Thompson, president of the nurses group, reports the Oregon Nurses Association has designated a bargaining agent for registered nurses across the state. The agreement covers 18 trades and goes into effect as part of a four point program outlined by the association.
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