Burnshine Club Meeting Heads to Mrs Eddie Aubin Home
The Burnshine club will meet at the home of Mrs Eddie Aubin in North Vers Friday afternoon.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
2
The Burnshine club will meet at the home of Mrs Eddie Aubin in North Vers Friday afternoon.
After a year without a census style recruitment drive China Flats resumes its recruitment event. Officials announce plans to gather volunteers and update records for local projects and community services.
A fragmented weather note reports October temperatures with a high of around four and seven tenths degrees and a low near four. It mentions tomatoes ripening on vines and references several garbled phrases about average conditions and sections of a report.
Several members of the Mystic chapter of OFS paid a surprise visit to Mrs. Minnie Coffin, sharing refreshments and an afternoon visit. Attending were Mesdames Gamwell, James Sheridan, Floyd Maton, Noble Rovang, George Lavn, George Peffers, Lyle Stewart, Fready Medlock, Paul Hirschinger, Jem Purvis, Clare Lehmanowsky and James Gamwell.
Townsendites spoke at the Friday night Townsend meeting in the clubhouse about the sand financial aspects of the Topian. Refreshments followed, and the next meeting will include routine business and an October 29 program with activities and a small refreshments charge.
Open Bible Standard led by Rev Claude W Lawton lists Sunday school at 102 m with Mrs Charles Stallard as superintendent Morning service at 11 Evangelistic service at 7 30 Evening service at 7 30 Sunday noon prayer meeting at 2 at Mrs Wallace Keller home Bible study at 320 p m Tuesday prayer meeting at church 7 30 Friday Women Missionary Society meets 2 o clock second and Marth Fridays Monthly Rev Ivan C Brown pastor Bible school starts 0 45 with musical service Morning service 11 Communion first Sunday Evening service 7 45 Midweek prayer and praise 7 00 Church service evenings vary Alternate Wed 2 pm home meetings for preachers Dae meeting on 05 Tele day week
Wanda Lou Bell daughter of Mr and Mrs Guy Bell celebrated her 13th birthday on Sunday with a birthday supper for many of her playmates followed by a trip to the picture show.
The Powers Woman's Club will entertain the Gaylord Haguenaine Gem Club at a luncheon in the Fellowship clubhouse at noon next Wednesday. The annual October event and the June return are eagerly awaited by members and visitors with Mrs. William Hennessey leading the plans.
Canby resident Harrison McCracken was in town last week. Mrs Willis A Varney spent time here. Mr and Mrs Ben Crawford visited their daughter Ruth Anne at Oregon State University. Numerous locals traveled to Corvallis, Coquille, Myrtle Point, North Bend and Marshfield for visits, family events, and 4-H meetings. Several injuries and local transport news noted, including a locomotive accident in the CBL shop and a logging camp incident. An applica tion for a homestead in Lake County was pursued by Reedport residents with ex-soldier preference.
Nearly 0 members joined the P T A during drives on Oct 11 12 and 18 announced at a Friday meeting in the Fellowship clubhouse Mrs Albert Hachler chaired membership and the sixth and seventh grades competed for the most new members The sixth grade won a cash prize for room improvements and the seventh grade earned second prize The school orchestra directed by Miss Ruthann Breitmeyer performed before the meeting It was decided to start collecting funds for the Community Christmas tree The attendance banner went to the sixth grade in the little building and to the freshman and sophomore rooms in the high school building Mrs Walls state president was slated to give an instruction at Coquille Oct 19 and a tea for teachers followed the business portion About 80 people attended
The Altar society of St Bridgets church held a successful public card party last Wednesday in the Fellowship clubhouse. First prizes went to Mrs. Guy Bell and Mrs Jackie Marshall in pinochle, and Harry Griffin and Mrs Philip Barrette in contract. Refreshments were served after the games.
Notes from Around Town recount lighthearted misadventures and small town curios. Tales include a band member tribute, a goose feast gifting, hunting anecdotes from Howard Grady, a jealous spouse inquiry, and a river fishing outing with various names and humorous details.
The Contract Club met for dessert last Thursday hosted by Mrs. Clare Lehmanowsky.
John Daniels of Coquille, husband of former Powers resident Alice Adams, was found drowned in the Coquille river about two miles below Coquille. No foul play suspected. death under investigation as possible accidental or premeditated. Daniels had a month-old daughter and funeral services will be held at Schroeder Brossiortary in Coquille.
The Powers Progressive club will meet next Wednesday October 27 at Powers High School gym. Anyone interested in the town of Powells is urged to attend.
North Powers resident Mrs H C Pointer and G T Daniel, both of Eden Ridge Camp, report business in Coquille on Friday. Miss Gladys Culbertson, previously at CBL camp, returns to Coquille as camp closes. Several residents plan winter moves to Eugene Dora Arizona and other relocations while camp staff depart for homes in North Bend Portland and eastern Oregon.
The Thursday Auction club visited McKinley for a luncheon shower honoring hostess Mrs Severus McCarthy. In the auction, first prize went to Mrs Bruce Ryder and second to Mrs James May.
Mrs. Lyle McCulloch and Mrs. Ida Mathews hosted a Halloween party after the Chaparral lodge of the Rebekahs met Thursday evening in the Fellowship clubhouse. Refreshments followed the social hour. Mrs. Allen King and Miss Kathryn Quilhaugh will host the next meeting.
Residents of Powers and nearby areas report visits and trips across Oregon. Allan King and wife depart for a two week eastern Oregon vacation. Dinelda Medford returns to Cle Elum after a visit. Mrs Otis Pitcher enters a hospital for an operation. A B Gilbert hosts from Toledo Ohio for two weeks.
The Woman's Club met with dessert at 2 pm hosted by Mrs. P. E. Baker and Mrs. Carl Briggs. They voted to add a health program, planned a Halloween parade involving school grades, and left event details to Mrs Hazel Lewis.
Mrs Willam Richards injured in a Meraifield store two weeks ago returns home with crutches after fall in aisle. Local report notes she was assisted by staff and neighbors while awaiting further treatment.
A garbled text fragment mentions individuals such as Gaylord Moa and Adolphus, with scattered place names like Mt Point and Kr gl Adolphus Have. Some garbled phrases reference people, dates, and a parade or event context, but most details are unreadable.
Mr Faye Young and Mrs Hayes host a bountiful luncheon for Clinton Carman Charles Knight Frendy Medlock Reese Daniels Faye Young John Grant and Milton Greenfield with Milton Greenfield from Eugene Thomas Luttrell from Bridge and other relatives as weekend guests. Several families travel and visit relatives including Mrs Reve Daniels Mrs Leslie Strong Twinn Oaks Mrs J M Palmer and Sumner residents.
Harrison Hayen entered Marshfield hospital Tuesday for sinus operation. Eugene visitors Mr and Mrs F W Carren and family called on Janes Devereux ranch. Mrs WP Lear hosted an all day event for Mrs James Devereux. Mr and Mrs Ed Elsote were Sunday dinner guests of their daughter Mrs James May in Powera. (Continued on page 5)
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