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Newspaper

Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1938

Page

2

Myrtle Point Meeting Invites Members for May 26 Program

The article notes a meeting at Powers with an invitation to residents and guests. Creries Geltner and Mrs Ellie Donaldson were welcomed into the order, with refreshments served. The interior updates include permanent furniture in power gray and natural finishes as part of remodeling.

Creries Geltner Ellie Donaldson Oodsan de Meek Penta Myrtle Point Powers Mane

Lodge Hosts Guests in New Hall Gathering

Lodge members and out of town visitors attended a formal gathering in the new hall. Guests included Stovm Zimmerman Ed Liddell Emersen Sprague of Eugene Kenneth Murdock of Salem Ray Mall of Coquille E O Sempert of Myrtle Point and Rudolph Johnson of Coquille a former member. A light meal was served and talks given by attendees.

Stovm Zimmerman Ed Liddell Emersen Sprague Eugene Kenneth Murdock Salem Ray Mall Coquille E. O. Sempert Myrtle Point Rudolph Johnson Vist Rs

Three CCC Crews Open Woods Trails and Repair Wires

Three maintenance crews began work on forest trails and telephone lines in the district west of the Coquille River and Eden Valley area. Each five man unit from China Flets camp, led by a short term supervisor, started Friday or Monday. The project covers 360 miles of trails and 100 miles of wire, with completion targeted by July 1.

CCC China Tralia Daphne's Grove

Contract Club Entertained At Home

Mrs E J Greiner hosted the Contract club at her residence on Wednesdays with dessert at 1 30 pm. Members present included Mr Ray Stewart, Mrs Ernest Severson, Mrs S Q Pemwell and Mrs Kenneth Mur. Guest prize went to Mrs Pani and first prize to Mrs Clare Lehmanowsky, second to Mrs Floyd Eaton.

E. J. Greiner Theereday Ray Stewart Ernest Severson Q@pemwell Kenneth Mur Pani Clare Lehmanowsky Floyd Eaton

Dessert Pinochle Club Meeting Highlights

The Pinochle club met at Mrs E Pee's home last Thursday with Ries Thurber as host. Members enjoyed dessert at 1:38 PM and socialized as the group discussed activities and greetings for all attendees.

Orchestra Guests of Teacher Miss Breitmeyer Entertains

Miss Ruthann Breitmeyer hosted a Thursday evening at her home for school orchestra members. Guests enjoyed games and stunts with refreshments, including Berniece Munro, Naomi Munro, Alice Ames, Katrina Gamwell, Evalyn Stock, Nora Dwyer, Grace Lambert, Lorraine Carty, Alice Root, Wanda Low Bell, Jane Brubaker, Shirlee McWain, Bessie Grove, Delores West, Brian Otis, Harold Stewart, Garnett Brown, Bob Lewis, Elbert Smith, and Dale Crew.

Ruthann Breitmeyer Berniece Naomi Munro Alice Ames Katrina Gamwell Evalyn Stock Nora Dwyer Grace Lambert Lorraine Carty Alice Root Wanda Low Bell Jane Brubaker Shirlee McWain Bessie Grove Delores West Brian Otis Harold Stewart Garnett Brown Bob Lewis Elbert Smith Dale Crew

Townsendites Plan Elaborate May Program At Clubhouse

Mrs. Ida Mathews oversaw refreshments at the Town send club meeting held Friday night at the clubhouse. With primaries looming, only routine business will be on the agenda. An elaborate program organized by Mr. S A Hutchinson is set for May 27.

Homemakers Hold Last Meeting Plan For New Year

Mrs. Jesse Ingram led the county home demonstration group in Powers for a final session with 25 women present. A lamb and pork demonstration, recipe folders, and class work were shared. Project plans for next year include a cann ing demonstration in June and a first meeting with the new agent, with 50 reservations needed for the Coos county camp. Eight women from Gaylord attended.

Jesse Ingram County Home Powers Coos County Gaylord

RNA Entertains Visiting Members

The Royal Neighbors of America met at the Fellowship hall for a special meeting last Wednesday. Out of town guests included Mrs Ada Lemon from Myrtle Point Mrs Anne Montgomery from Marshfield and Mrs Leonora Broil from Ashland. Refreshments were served to about 25 members and guests.

Royal Neighbors of America Fellowship Hall Ada Lemon Myrtle Point Anne Montgomery Marshfield Leonora Broil Ashland

Pastor Attends Eugene Conference

Rev Claude Lawton pastor of the Church of the Open Bible and William Bennett were delegates to a conference in Eugene. They attended the meetings and returned Tuesday. The prior Sunday Miss Luella Lawton, daughter of Rev C W Lawton, graduated from the denomination’s Bible school in Eugene and returned to Powers with her father. LaVerne Lawton also accompanied them to Eugene.

Claude Lawton Church of the Open Bible William Bennett Eugene Luella Lawton C W Lawton Bible Powers LaVerne Lawton

Society Plans Food Sale at Open Bible Church

The Womens Missionary society met at Mrs James Pigott Inet's home with hostess Mrs Anna Eare. Funds from penny banks were added to the treasury. Plans are under way for a forthcoming fancy work sale and refreshments were served.

Womens Missionary Society of the Church of the Open Bible James Pigott Anna Eare

Sunshine Club Hosts Program At Mrs Mac Home

The Sunshine club met at Mrs Clarence Mac’s home on Tuesday with Mrs Curtis Townsend assisting. A piano solo by Curtis Townsend opened the program, followed by readings by Mrs C 8 Townsend, Margaret Jean Berry, Jonnie Jean Hatcher, Mrs Eddie Aubin and Mrs Laurence Moe. Guests included Julienne Moe, Mrs Wm Erickson, and Mrs Alex Aubin.

Sunshine Club Clarence Mac Curtis Townsend Townsend Margaret Jean Berry Jonnie Jean Hatcher Eddie Aubin Larence Moe Julienne Moe Wm Erickson Alex Aubin

Women Elect New Officers and Amend By-Laws

The Woman's club elected Mrs Edward S Gumwell as president and reelected Mrs Hazel Lewis as vice president. Mrs McDaniels became secretary and Mrs Carl Briggs treasurer. By-laws were amended to one monthly meeting, first Wednesday, with a May 25 session at 1 45 pm followed by a musical program directed by Nicholas Biedove. Daughters of members performed and corsages were given to several members.

Woman's Club Ednerday Edward S. Gumwell Hazel Lewis McDaniels Carl Briggs Nicholas Biedove Mathews George Chapman Bruce Munro A L King Ida Mathews Charlies Stallard

Cadabouts Dessert Luncheon and Bridge at Mrs Woollins

The Gad-A Bout club met at Mrs Edna Woollins last Thursday for a dessert luncheon followed by bridge. High prizes were won by Mrs Eddie Rubin and Mrs J F Johnson. The next meeting is in two weeks at Mrs W G Carty’s home.

Edna Woollins Eddie Rubin J F Johnson W G Carty

Poppy Day Sale Planned by American Legion Auxiliary

Mrs Frank Grove hosted the American Legion auxiliary last Friday as they prepared for the annual Poppy Day sale. Daughters of members will handle the sale as usual, with poppies made ready at the hostess’s home.

Frank Grove American Legion Auxiliary Daughters of Members

Music Students Give Recital at School

Friday afternoon Miss Ruthann Breitmayer held a stringed instrument recital in her classroom for parents and friends of the soloists. Participants included Brien Dis Bonnie Crew Naomi Munro Evalyn Stock Delores West Rosemary Rubin Rose Marie Vasey Bessie Grove and Phyllis Churchill. Miss Breitnayer accompanied by Bonnie Crew at the piano performed with the students and the program featured Humoresque as a violin and piano selection.

Ruthann Breitmayer School For Parents Brien Dis Bonnie Crew Naomi Munro Evalyn Stock Delores West Rosemary Rubin Rose Marie Vasey Bessie Grove Phyllis Churchill Breitnayer

Powers High School Coaches and Students Cite Baker’s Service

Paul Baker longtime superintendent of Powers schools plans to move to Eugene after term ends and run a ranch. Powers parents praise his work building music manual training and domestic science programs and his moral influence. The Powers school band met Friday and exams begin May 27 with report cards Friday. Senior honor roll picks Patricia Vasey and Stephen Gamwell for 1938.

Paul Baker Powers Eugene Harry Stallard Lottie Grove Lois Root Earl Smith Patricia Vasey Stephen Gamwell

Ladies Aid Program at Church Highlights Mothers Theme

The Ladies' Aid presented a church program led by Mrs. Iven Brown and Mrs. who sang Mother's Prayer and I Lighting depicting Mothers of the Bible. The event included readings on Our Mothers and a benediction by Harold Summers, drawing a well attended audience.

Iven Brown Mra A. T Harold Summers Stigeek Ivan Brown

Former Resident Dies Suddenly In Portland

Mrs. Charles Fensler, longtime Powers resident, died of a heart attack while in Portland. Burial followed under Eastern Star rites Saturday. Survived by husband Charles Fensler, a daughter Mrs. William Clarke of Marshfield, a grandson, two brothers, and a sister.

Charles Fensler Powers Eastern Star Portland William Clarke Marshfield Clark George P Stewart Fensler

Jewel Club Elects Officers at Chaparral Lodge Meeting

Mrs Clyde Thorp was elected president of the Jewel club social club of Chaparral Lodge of Rebekahs. Mrs Mathews named vice president and Mrs Lester Thorp secretary treasurer. The gathering at Mrs Ida Mathews home included sewing and refreshments.

Clyde Thorp Jewel Club Chaparral Rebekahs Ida Mathews Mra Mathews Lester Thorp

Church Activities and Services Include Several Congregations

Church of the Open Bible lists Sunday school at 9 45 and morning service at 11 with Youth group The Over comers at 6 45 followed by 7 30 evangelical service Tuesday prayer at Mrs Wallace Keller home 2 o'clock Bible study 7 30 and Friday 7 30 prayer and praise. Women’s Missionary Society meets on the second and fourth Fridays. St Bridget’s Catholic notes Mass at 11 am on the fourth Sunday and Altar Society on 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. Community Baptist lists Bible school at 9 45 am and morning service, communion on first Sunday, 7 30 evening service, Wednesday prayer and praise at 7 30 at Mrs A T Erickson home, Ladies Aid 2 pm on alternating Wednesdays.

Charles Stallard Young People’s Society The Overcomers Wallace Keller Women's Missionary Society ST. Bridget’s D. J. Keily Altar Society Community Baptist Ivan C. Brown Biole School Fellowship A T Erickson Ladies Aid

Regene Awards May 5 Graduation Ceremony Details

The program includes a procession on stage and a cession, with Rev. Ivan directing the invocation and the band performing an overture. Carel Briggs presides over the graduation events with the President delivering a speech. Rev O W Lawton gives the benediction as the Glee Club and school band perform.

Seeoeers Nick Ivan @ iyown Carel Briggs O. W Lawton Glee Club

Local residents visit and travel notes from Eugene to Coquille

Eugene visitors Mr and Mrs Bert Needham stay with Mrs Needham’s children Mrs Andy Landles Mrs Emory Hubbard and Ralph Wood ring. Town guests include Mrs Henry Rossiow Mrs L MecRay Myrtle Point and many others visiting for duties church groups and social meetings. The group recounts returns travels to Portland Marshfield Pendleton and Gay with various host families and delegates.

Bert Needham Eugene OES Charles Geltner Fairview Rev Ivan Brown Portland Stevl Zimmerman Emerson Sprague Ed Liddell Powers Ed. Gamwell Sprague Zimmerman Marshfield Henry LaClair Rey Grant Gay Robert Ligat Coquille Ned Slonecker Myrtle Point Fred Powers A T Erickson George Dwyer Port Orford Bank of Powers Delores Hannon E.R Hannon Grady Johnson Fishtrap Jess Shepherd Eileen Shepherd Edei Mryant

Powers News Recap From Local Social Week

Local residents report visits and moves including Oglesby moving to Powers as Safeway manager and Pallant on vacation. Families like Shepherds Hull Stallard and Stewart clan attend recitals, trips to Coquille Marshfield Myrtle Point and Empire.

Local Families Visit Relatives Across Oregon

Broadbent and Robinson families of Eugene recently visited relatives in Ohio and hosted gatherings at the Buckners. Several neighbors and friends from Reedsport Myrtle Point and nearby towns joined Sunday calls at the Parrish and Corliss homes with multiple family members named Buckner Watson Dorsey and Oxon among attendees.

Charles E Robinson Lee Eugene Ohis Miro E . Buckner Robinson E J Watson Reedsport Leonor Watson Fred Marsey Wor Ellis Pete Parrish C Martin Myrtle Point Hem Oxon Duris Suna Gues E C Buckre Wiow Tha Ck Better Cyr Dara

Local social notes and school events from Broadbelt area

Mr and Mrs Dee Brown visited Mr and Mrs F C True Sunday. Mrs Tonony Forrest and others called at the Nendershott home. Louise Hendershott, bed bound with a back injury, is improving. Lay Ward in Coquille hospital with pneumonia. father Charles Ward at bedside. Walter Newbury a Myrtle Point visitor. wife at new store and post office building. Broadbelt school picnic at Hermann grove with Mrs Milton Epperson. Absent pupils include Nevy Betty Jean Kelly Smith Belva Evernden. Eighth grade graduation set for gym Tuesday.

Dee Brown F.C. True Sun Nendershott Tonony Forrest Joe Harry Henry Newhouse EC. Newhouse Mine Lay Ward Coquille Charles Ward Aes Walter Newbury Myrtle Point Winifred Newbury Lilly Demet Frank Murphy Broadbelt Hermann Grove Milton Epperson Nevy Betty Jean Kelly Smith Belva Evernden Smith

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