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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1954

Page

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Free Gift Offer Showcases Two James Dwyer Paintings

Reader receives a no cost set of two James Dwyer reproductions via a writer’s courtesy from Hank Hunter of Olin Mathieson Chemical. To claim, send a 3 cent stamp or 2 cent postcard with name and address. paintings mailed on receipt. Continued on Page Nine.

James Dwyer Hank Hunter Olin Mathieson Chemical Corporation New York Olin Industries Western-Winchester Amer Huntsa Hunter Jas Dwyer Deer County Dwyer

Political Bluster and Apologies Across News and Leaders

A critical piece reviews public remarks by Truman and Wilson. It critiques Truman for aggressive outbursts and the Coos Bay Times for sensationalism while praising Wilson for a sincere apology. The column ends with a promise of continuation on Page Two.

Neuberger Campaign Stop At Myrtle Point Coffee Hour

State Senator Richard Neuberger campaigned in Coos county for the U S senate stopping at Myrtle Point for a coffee hour. He presented his book Adventures in Politics to the town library, while Mrs Neuberger and Paul Franzen looked on. The private hotel meeting drew about 30 people with questions and answers. Ivan Laird presided.

Richard Neuberger Coos County United States Senate Myrtle Point Neuberger Paul Franzen Guy Cordon U. S Ivan Laird Sitkum

Bloodmobile visit urges community blood donation

The Red Cross blood drive arrives Thursday at Myrtle Crest school. Donations of one pint help save lives. registrations are encouraged but not required, with transportation provided for those without a ride. People under 60 in good health may donate, and blood is used to save lives, not sold.

Red Cross Vioodnousle Mvitie Thas Thursedas Ficou Mike Dern Projectu Myrtle Point Skum Powers Brouacdvent Bridge Arago Remote Gr.sel Ford Norway Dunn Myrtle Crest School Red Cross

Steiner Denounces Neuberger Tide Lands Plan in Oregon

The editorial attacks Neuberger and allies for proposed offshore revenues use, arguing Congress reserved tide land profits for ocean-border states and warning Oregon taxpayers would suffer. It calls the stance politically fatal for any Oregon candidate seeking national office. Continued on Page Four.

Neuberger California Oregon Nebraska Indiana New York Maine Cordon Congress Ike Tidel National Congress Neuberger and Co

Dr Bennett Starts Speaking Series at Methodist Church

Enthusiastic crowds gather as Dr Vincent Bennett of Pasadena begins his first address in a Sunday evening series at the Methodist Church. The speaker plans further messages in the ongoing program.

Dr. Bennett Methodist Church Vincent Bennett Pasadena Calif Bennett

Patterson Speech Set Tonight in North Bend

Governor Paul Patterson will speak at North Bend City Hall at 8 p.m. in his only Coos County appearance of the campaign. Ted Pettersen, Coos County Republican central committee chair, says Patterson is a sought after Bible teacher evangelist and author. The Inter-Church Fellowship will present Dr Bennett at Myrtle Point services nightly at 7 30 and 9 00 a m on KWRO with union choir rehearsals and special music planned.

Ted Pettersen Cim Coos Co Republican Central Committee Paul Patterson North Bend Wed Coos County Petterson Patterson Myrtle Point Union Interchurch Fellowship Dr Bennett KWRO Union Choir

BPW Natal Day Banquet Highlights Rules of Order Speech

Myrtle FP members and guests heard Mrs Almira Sappenfield of Salem, state BPW parliamentarian, speak at the Myrtle Hotel on natal day. She praised brevity, explained meeting conduct using Roberts Rules, and noted historical roots from Emma A Foster. She urged leaders to cooperate with successors and avoid overbearing authority.

Natal Myrtle FP Almira Sappenfield Salem BPW Myrtle Hotel Womens Club America Sappinfield Paras Boean Oregon Robert Emma A . Foster

Boy Scouts Receive Charter at Myrtle Point Scout Dinner

Boy Scouts of America Troop 99 in Myrtle Point received its charter at a Scout Building dinner sponsored by the Methodist Men. Ralph Stellar presented the charter. Ray Harris accepted on behalf of the council. After the meal, a film of the 1953 California Jamboree was shown to attendees.

Boy Scouts of America Myrtle Point Ben Ash Ralph Stellar Coquille Valley Sentinel Ray Harris California John Rhodes Henry, Neugart Kay Part N Ed Edward McClurg Bud Epperson Elden Brodie Milton Schroeder Richie Daniels John Todd Danny Noyts Darwin Noyes Larry Neugart Ben Brodie Samm — Phillips Dennis Lamm Timms Woolley James and Hall Thomas Gary Ratcliffe Donald Wagner

Funnybone Follies At Myrtle Crest School This Week

The Funnybone Follies variety show presented Thursday and Friday at Myrtle Crest School features an all local cast under Mrs. Bernice Hancock from Redpath-Homer Co. Kansas City. Proceeds aid the Teenage group with a Toyland queen event and ticket details teased for page 7 of The Herald.

Myrtle Crest School Bernice Hancock Redpath-Homer Co Kansas City Canada Ground Observer Corps the Herald

Extension Division Classes Proliferate at Myrtle Point High

Two adult education courses open at Myrtle Point Union High School. Ceramics, taught by Miss Jean Sutherland, has eleven students meeting Mondays 7 to 10 pm. Education 410, taught by Dr. Alvin Fellers, just began. A third class is planned. Driver's Training also garners interest from adults.

Myrtle Point Union High School Jean Sutherland Alvin Fellers G. B. Goddard

Methodists Observe Family Altar Sunday at Local Church

The First Methodist church at 5th and Maple will mark Family Altar Sunday on October 24. Members who engage in family worship and private devotions will receive special recognition. Pastor Edward McClarg will deliver a talk titled Good May The Senior choir will perform Create In Me a Clean Heart by Mueller.

First Methodist Church 5Th and Maple Edward cClarg Mueller

Community Chest Meeting Scheduled at Legion Hall

The Myrtle Point Community Chest asks presidents of all organizations clubs and church groups to appoint a representative for a general meeting at the American Legion hall Monday evening at 8 pm.

Community Chest Legion Hall Myrtle Point Community Chest Organization American Legion Hall

Bargain Hunters Gala Day in Myrtle Point Saturday Next Week

Myrtle Point merchants plan a Dollar Day event with three grand prizes offered by the Chamber of Commerce including a Hotpoint Electric Re Refuge a Bulova wrist watch and a Flash Camera valued at 4932.45. If winners do not want prizes they receive certificates usable for local merchandise. Additional store prizes and guessing games will also be offered to shoppers.

Myrtle Point Mber— of Commerce Speidel Chamber of Commerce

Schroeder and Sons Remodeling Sale Underway

Henry A. Schroeder Sons conducts a major remodeling of their furniture store with a new front and modern show windows as part of a remodeling sale. The Herald ad promises savings up to 40 percent on household necessities and directs readers to a full page advertisement on page 3.

Proouecr Furniture Henry A. Schroeder and Sons Schroeder's

Women Shine at BPW Myrtle Point Anniversary Banquet

Those with prominent roles in the Business and Professional Women 27th anniversary banquet in Myrtle Point Tuesday evening included Mrs. Glenda Wyley state finance chairman, Mrs. Bill Elsie Downing state treasurer and co entertainment chairman, Mrs. Elmira Saffenfield guest speaker and state parliamentarian, Seuleh Brown president, and Mrs. J. M. Marge Myers co entertainment chairman.

Myrtle Point Glenda Wyley Bill Elsie) Downing Elmira Saffen

Coos Voters Asked to Approve 9 1 4 Mill Road Levy

The Coos County Court explains the need for a 9 1 4 mill levy to raise 450000 annually for roads for five years. The plan follows the expiration of the current 5 mill levy and aims to fund an improved road system including paving, reflecting strong public demand.

Harrison Coos Coos County Friends of

Presbyterians Plan Sermon About Evangelist Bennett

Dr Vincent Bennett the famous evangelist hosted by the Interchurch Fellowship will speak at First Presbyterian Church during the 11 o'clock service Sunday. Myrtle Point parishioners are urged to hear him, with Mrs Nelda Blissert and others among those expected to attend.

Vincent Bennett Interchurch Fellowship Mth First Presbyterian Church Myrtle Point Nelda Blisserd Sae Pare

Le Ray Post VFW Secures National Honor for 100 Percent Membership

Le Ray Post VFW reports national recognition after achieving 100 percent membership for 1965 with first in the state and third nationally in a 100 percent sign up contest. The achievement reflects VFW members and post leadership across Myrtle Point and related posts securing full participation.

Gus Weer Snr Lee Ray Post Bipfowl’ Post Vvne Doem Myrtle

Donald Schmidt Elected to Head M. P. Farm Bureau

Donald Schmidt of Norway was elected president of the Myrtle Point Farm Bureau at a meeting held at the home of Mr and Mrs Friday evening. Other officers were elected including vice president Peterson, secretary treasurer Gietta Williams, and committee chairmen.

Donald Schmidt M. P. Farm Bureau Norway Myrtle Point Farm Bureau Mins Ae

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