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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1963

Page

4

Elgin Chapter Honors Officers At Special Degree

Elgin Chapter No. 24 OES honored organist Mrs. John Belloni and secretary Mrs. Ralph Whitaker at a Thursday meeting with a special degree. Worthy patrons Mrs. Giles Putnam and Ann Roush presided as gifts were given. Also honored were Port Orford grand Martha Mrs. Puculla Mastropolito and Elton Schroeder. Joe Stewart couple joined by affiliation and received an impressive degree. Bill Winningham celebrated a birthday with a decorated cake during refreshments served by local members.

John Belloni Ralph Whitaker Elgin Giles Putnam Ann Roush Puculla Mastropolito Port Orford Martha Oregon Elton Schroeder Joe Stewart Bill Winningham Gayle Baker Ellis Shull Glade Krewson Jack Pinkley

Jayceettes Honor Mothers With May Basket Party

The Jayceettes honored their mothers at a Monday May 6 meeting held at Mrs Bud Campbell’s home. An evening of games and entertainment featured prizes for Mrs John Gilkison Mrs Cecil Hartley Mrs Kenneth King Mrs Terry Kell ems and Mrs Lloyd Huntley. Other guests included Mrs Bill Hamilton Mrs Roger Whetham Mrs Carl Jostrom and several members.

Jayceettes Bud Campbell John Gilkison Cecil Hartley Kenneth King Terry Kellems Lloyd Huntley Bill Hamilton Roger Whetham Carlljostrom Marvin Cook Dick Anderson Robert

Myrtle Camp 2801 Plans Initiation and Meetings

Vice Oracle Mrs. John Caudle presided over Myrtle Camp 2801 on May 6. Initiation set for May 20 with a tentative practice date May 14. Recorder Mrs. Dave Pinkerton reported a $52.95 insurance bonus and a similar bonus. Neighbor from Ban ton Myrtle Leatherwood greeted the group. Charter draped in memory of departed neighbor Ann Mahaffey. Refreshments served by Mrs. M. Floyd and Mrs. Don Gilkison.

John Caudle Myrtle Camp Dave Pinkerton Banton Myrtle Leatherwood Ann Mahaffey M. Floyd Don Gilkison

Locals Note Card Party Hosts Modest Society Turnout

Mrs Rolland Adams entertained club members at a April 19 card party with refreshments. Prizes went to Mrs Pinkley Mrs Abel and Mrs Barklow. The Myrtle extension unit plans its May 10 meeting at RLDS church with a potluck. New officers will be installed and meetings resume in September.

Rolland Adams Jack Pinkley Harold Belloni William Wallace Lawrence King Richard King Mike Abel Walter E. Barklow Myrtle Extension RLDS Ellis Southmayd Don Schmidt Coos County Coquille

Weekend Visits Highlight Local Families and May Day Festivities

Miss Linda Sempert of Southern Oregon College of Education visited Ashland with her grandparents the Semperts. Mrs Amelia Nichols travelled to Portland to see her son in law and daughter, and attended her granddaughter Mary Sempert’s Confirmation. The Keller family from Scappoose spent the weekend in Myrtle Point with Rev Keller preaching at the Baptist Church. Mrs Gladys Cummins returned from a Portland visit staying with her son William Liebertz and family. Dr H M Thomas and family visited Portland to see sons Hall and James and enjoy Lewis and Clark College parents weekend activities alongside the annual May Day fete.

Linda Sempert Southern Oregon College of Education Ashland E. O. Sempert Amelia Nichols Portland William Sempert Nichols Mary Sempert Keller Scappoose Myrtle Point Baptist Church Oliver Shull Gladys Cummins William Liebertz H. M. Thomas Hall James Lewis and Clark College

Local Weekend Visits Highlight Oregon Residents

Local couples traveled to Eugene for family visits with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jolinger and others. Dan Wooley, 16, was readmitted to Keiser hospital after a scooter accident, wearing a cast and slated for leg therapy.

Dan Wooley George Wooleys Keiser Hospital North Bend Young Wooley

Household Hints Calories Do Count in Weight Loss

The article advocates a steady diet with three balanced meals daily and gradual calorie increases after reaching target weight. It notes meals should fit the family's eating pattern, aids for cooks, and continuing exercise while monitoring scales to stay slim and healthy.

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