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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1944
Page
4
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The Elgin assembly of the Rainbow Girls met in Westester on November 8 at the Masonic hall. The evening featured a balloting on candidates to be initiated soon. Guests included Mrs. Phillip Linn, Mrs. Ralph Whitaker, Mrs. Howard Whitaker, Mrs. Howard Rackleff, Mrs. Elton Schroeder, Mrs. Herman Detlefsen, and Alin Dodge, with light refreshments after.
Wild rose hips are a rich vitamin C source found in Oregon and Idaho. Tests show six to eight hips can meet an adult's daily C needs, usable in jam jelly beverages or desserts. Miss Mildred Arnold notes variable results, while Idaho studies confirm satisfactory stability and flavor similar to raspberries.
Mr and Mrs Gilee Marria and family visited relatives in Myrtle Point. Mr and Mrs George recently in Portland on business. Mr and Mrs Ora Mareters and son Kent spent Tuesday at Catching Creek with Roy Spires family. William Watson and family were dinner guests of Ralph Pointer family in Myrtle Point.
The report notes hot lunches started for school children Monday with Mrs J T Evernden in charge. Mr and Mrs John Huff entertaining with a waffle supper Sunday guests included Mrs Jim Booker and son Jimmie and Mrs Sam Booker. Mrs Dera Morrison and Wanda Morrison of Eugene are guests of Mr and Mrs V Y Hagedorn this week Ensign Marvin Huff is expected.
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