Broadening Christian Horizons at Local Methodist Church
Reverend T. J. Pryor leads Sunday events with 10 a.m. Sunday School on Broadening Christian Horizons and 11 a.m. Worship titled Drifting Towards. Evening worship at 8 p.m. features Christian Experience, with Epworth League at 7 p.m. Choir practice Wednesdays. SCS meets first and third Wednesdays. Methodist Men's Brotherhood gathers May 6 at 6:45 p.m. at Pioneer Methodist in Coquille. ladies join the meeting.
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Epworth League
Religious services and choir to entertain Myrtle Point
The Church of Christ hosts Northwest Christian College quartet at Myrtle Point with free admission and a silver offering. Bible classes follow the 11 am service. Baccalaureate events shift evenings to Union High School. Episcopal services note Bishop Dagwell's confirmation May 20 at Coquille and a later May 27 service in Myrtle Point.
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Northwest Christian College
Eugene
Myrtle Point
H. Barr
Union High School
Charles M. Guilbert
Dagwell
Coquille
Myr Ue Point
Benjamin D. Dagwell
St James’ Study
Logging To Stop When Humidity Reaches Thirty
In western Oregon May 15 marks the first day of the closed season for woods operations under the operators permit law with exceptions in Douglas county and Josephine and Jackson counties. Operations must halt when humidity hits 30 percent and during high winds at 35 percent. State Forester N S Rogers says logging has doubled since 1832 and emphasizes defense needs while avoiding multi day closures. The forestry department has increased inspection staff from thirteen to seventeen to enforce the regulation.
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Salem
All Woods
Oregon
Douglas County
Josephine
Jackson
N S Rogers
Mr Rogers
Rogers
State Forestry Department
Summer logging vigilance and burning permits required
Officials will inspect logging operations at frequent intervals this summer to ensure fire precautions are followed by operators. Attention is called to the fact that burning permits will be required.
Army Boy Writes from Alaska
Myrtle Point youth Howard Eggers describes life in Anchorage Alaska during World War II detailing location 114 miles from Seward access by rail or air farming in Matanuska valley snow and ice conditions sunlit nights and long winters wildlife and fishing opportunities local industry and government work openings in the far north he promises more letters about life in Alaska.
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Howard Eggers
Myrtle Point
Fort George Wright
Anchorage
Alaska
Uncle Sam
Herald
Howard
Seward
Matanuska
North America
Matanuska Valley
Community Notes Include Hospital Visits And Picnic Plans
Mrs L B Engiana Ed Burr returned home Friday after a week in Coquille hospital. The community club met at the schoolhouse and postponed meetings until September with a summer picnic planned. Mrs Noble Walker was hospitalized in North Bend on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Lewis Gilbrough and Dorothy visited Canyonville. Mrs Raymond Oden of Coquille visited the Leslie Oden home Sunday.
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L B. Engiana
Ed Burr
Coquille
Noble Walker
North Bend
Lewis Gilbrough
Dorothy
Canyonville
Raymond Oden
Leslie Oden
Car During a Quick Getaway From Danger
A fragment reports a car involved in a rapid escape from danger. Details about location, people, or outcome are missing, leaving only a terse reference to a getaway situation and a peril context.
Nationwide drive to boost egg production announced
A national effort in Washington aims to maximize egg output this spring while limiting staple exports like wheat and tobacco. Oregon State College poultry specialists advised keeping flocks at current housing and using ample feed. The program, backed by Secretary Wickard, covers eggs, dairy, pork, and chickens for two years to meet rising demand as industrial payrolls grow. The government via the Surplus Marketing Administration will support markets to maintain profitable prices, with targets such as eggs at 22 cents and pork at $8 per hundredweight.
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Washington, D.C
Oregon
Poultry Socialiste
Oregon State College
Claude Wickard
Surplus Marketing Administration
Coos Student Appointed Drama Leader at UO Westminster House
Doris Jones of Myrtle Point has been named in charge of drama for the Westminster House Presbyterian students group at the University of Oregon in Eugene. A University of Oregon freshman journalism major and University High School graduate, she is the daughter of Arthur R. Jones.
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University of Oregon
Eugene
Doris Jones
Myrtle Point
Westminster House
Presbyterian Students’ Organization
Miss Jones
University High School
University
Arthur R. Jones
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Methodist
T. J. Pryor
Lupino Bogart
Alan Curtis
Arthur Kennedy
Joan Leslis
Henry Mull
Henry Travers
Raoul Walsh
C. Michar Shayhme
Eetas
Charley Grapewin
Gene Tierney
Marjorie Rambeat
Ward Bead
Sam Summerville
Wm. Tracy
Lioyd Nelax, Jean Rogers
Richard Clarke, Oustew Stevens
Jerry Colonna
Albert Dekker
Everett Herten
Catrolic
Kelly
Gold Beach
Church OF Christ
de. T. M. White
Mislwer
Church OF the Brethren
Haugh T. Miehelemere
T G. Sumerlin
Arthur Jones
Young Peoples Service
Army Boy
Agore
Amer Seacy
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Coos
Drama
Perkins Drug
van Heusen
Shantung
Bill
Myers
Myrtle Cafe
Tutu
Beauty Shop
Cette
Wm. Gurney & Son Cleaners - Tailors Hatters
Lams
General Electric
Cansei
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC
Biegger Furniture CO
New
West Front Street
Remington
Sempert’s
Bulova
K. C Barker
Manila
Huling Lundy & ‘Sons
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