Powers P T A Installs Officers At Thursday Meeting
The Powers Parent Teachers Association held a Thursday session in Rebekah Fellowship hall with Mrs Flos Hartaca reporting on the April state convention and Mrs Donald Stickney outlining the fall election bill changes. Officers inducted included President Kenneth Barkdoll and Vice Presidents A So Smith and Wesley Clark, with secretary Alta Harrelson and treasurer Thomas Brierls.
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Powers Parent Teachers Association
Rebekah Fellowship Hall
Flos Hartaca
Donald Stickney
Kenneth Barkdoll
T Elect
Coas Bay
Stickney
Glussccome
Nicklaus
Martha Purdy
T. E Stanles
PTA
Williaam Grove
James Garwell
A So Smith
Wesley Clark
Alta Harrelson
Thomas Brierls AM
Tiny Metzger
Claren Conger
Robert McMuiluon
Red Poppies Sale to Aid Disabled Veterans Friday and Saturday
American Auxiliary chairwoman Mrs Wayle Madewell leads a Friday and Saturday red poppy drive in Powers to raise funds for disabled veterans. A going away party followed the meeting with gifts for Mr and Mrs Donald Helmick of Gav.
Petitions Circulated to Place Mrs Robi McMahon on Rural Board
Petition drives circulated Friday and Saturday aim to place Mrs Robi McMahon on the rural county school board seat vacated by Ivan Laird. McMahon, with children in Grade and high school, is described as deeply interested in the district. Other names mentioned include Mrs Earl Rnexw and family, who plan to move to Yakima Wash. Birthdays and anniversaries noted. Officers to be elected in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi
McMahon
Rural Board
Robert McMahon
Ivan Laird
Mia Mahon
Rrade
Mtes Aboa
Earl Rnexw
Yakima Wash
Ann Sibeld
Donald Helmick
Mary Farber
Larry Dwyer
Womans Club
Oand
James McCart
Portland
Wattesday
John Murdock
Colorado
Lve
Kas Cart
Garford
Larrson
Dean
Catherine Aber
Derostten
Dora
Brookings
He Mestre Social Fund
Lo Burch
C P Easles
James Gamwell
Kenneth Kendall
Wilma
Sweet Home
James Cook
Ashland
Glenn Wafer
Camas Valley
Virgil Dante
Edel Bryant
Roseburg
Lions Club
Jean Laurens
Klamath Falls
Powers Garden Club Hosts Coquille Guest Speaker
Mrs Clifford Kern of Coquille visited the Powers Garden Club on Wednesday sharing flower arrangements and tips on flowers for containers. Members voted to donate to the State Federation of Garden Clubs or the Botanical Gardens. Floy Hammack and Future Homemakers of America girls attended. Refreshments were served and rose culture films were shown Thursday evening at the school by Mr W A Anderson.
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Clifford Kern
Coquille
Powers Garden Club
Oakland California
State Federation of Garden Clubs
Botanical Gardens
Floy Hammack
Homemakers’ of America Club
W .A Anderson
Powers Amateurs Score in Contest
A readout lists numerous performers including Alawna Song Breken Dewn Nierri Roan Crate Sheedy and Yvonne NE hive t ud Madelon Mic Maher Song You You Are the One bernie Du Rodgers Song There ae Neo Tomorrow F Eleanor Metra instrumental pieces Spud Rodgers Grover Reas Song Chocolate Ice Cream Cone by Lowise Rodgers and monologue by Don Sticknes Instrumental by Jack Thorp Nelson Lambert Leslie McKenzie Francis Smith Rebecca Mecart and Gale Anderson Song That Lucky Old Sun Sonny Smith instrumental by Tom Breirly piano duets Grace Moody Ethel McCulloch Kathleen Wadman Calvert Sisters Dearie by Phyllis Clark and Bobbie Dell Britton All instrumental numbers accompanied by Mr B N Nicklaus at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alawna
Breken
Dewn Nierriere
Roan
Crate Sheedy
Feta Smith
Alawine
Yvonne
Madelon
Mic Maher
Bernie du Rodgers
Neo
Fleanor Metra Instrumntal
Spud Rodgers
Grover Reas
Lowise Rodgers
Don Sticknes
Mrs Metzger
Jack Thorp
Nelson Lambert Leslie McKenzie
Francis Smith
Rebecca “Mecart
Gale Anderson
Sonny Smith
Tom Breirly
Grace Moody
Ethel McCulloch
Kathleen Wadman
Calvert Sisters
Dearie
Phyllis Clark
Bobbie Dell Britton
Mr B N. Nicklaus
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Powers Local News
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Fashion Academy
Parker
S le Pen
Handsome Precision
Sempert
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Henry A. Schroeder &Sons
Gold Beach
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