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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1942

Page

6

Myrtle Point Garden Club Meeting Delights Members

The Myrtle Point Garden club met last Friday at 2:00 at Mrs. Bertie McCloskey’s Nor way home. Mrs. May Brown of Marshfield spoke on fuchias with a garden display while Mrs. Larsen demonstrated flower arrangements. Members of the Marshfield Garden club attended. cider and doughnuts were served by Mrs. Van Alstein of Brides. An oldie committee was appointed for a negation. The club plans a park improvement afternoon at Myrtle Point on Friday October 9.

Myrtle Point

Past Matrons Club Entained and Social Notes

The Past Matron's Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mre. Tora Guerin's home with 11 members present. Salad was served at 1 30 and a game followed. prizes went to Mrs Yoho Aron and Mrs Sheateownre. Upcoming meeting set for October 20 at Mrs Orval Haga's home. A birthday party for Lynn Swain occurred at Coquille Valley Country Club Saturday night with dancing and a buffet. Attendance included several couples. A fire relief shower honored Father Kelly and his mother at St. Anne's Altar Society with gifts. A public card party is planned for Friday at Frank Young's. Presbyterian Aid joined a scrap drive. $40 was donated to Chinese Relief. World Mission Guild reviewed growth and democracy topics. Arago home hosted friends for a late-night visit and refreshments. Methodist Ladies do quilting and plan a bake sale for Oct 10. Nell Ray celebrated a birthday with friends visiting. Irma Coffield and Mrs. George Woolley also celebrated.

Tora Guerin Yoho Aron Country Club Lynn Swain Coquille Valley Country Club Lloyd Claver Bill Barrows Dave Biegger Bob Harris Ray Jueb Arthur Berg Dave Rackleff Altar Society St. Anne’s Altar Society Frank Young Father Kelly Sarah Kelly Katie Arnold Clifford Wilson Reuben Roupe Mike Morrison Verne Lundy Emma Schneider Lawrence Clinton Chinese Relief Fund Nell Ray Ray Irma Coffield George Woolley

Local notices from Myrtle Point area readers

Community items include hospital stay for Geraldina eCalloch in Coquille, Norman Jarvis's return to school, hosts at Reedsport dinner, birth of Lawrence Paul Redford in Bridge, free Lily bulbs offer from N G Perkins, and military transfers of Frank Furman and Seth Henderson. Also mentions Delbert Steele's army transfer, Asa Whitaker family visit, and port commission meeting in Myrtle Point.

Schess Norman Jarvis Lloyd Jarvis Norman Blue Ridge Lookout Reedsport Warren Haga Max Metcalf Paul Redford Bridge Coquille Hospital G. W. Perkins Myrtle Point Frank Furman Seth Hendershott Air Corps Flys Jf Delbert Steele Cora Steele McMinnvle Coos County Johnny Dickson Baker Elizabeth Dement Portland P. W Laird Lester Dement Miss Los Angeles Reed Fannie Dixon Inala McNaughton Sybil Carey San Francisco Maude Wilcox Amy Miller Bandon James Albee Glenn Neideigh Corvallis Myrtle Clinton L. A Marshfield John Graham

Remaking Old Clothes in Vogue War Time Fashion

American women lead in remaking and remodelling old garments to aid the war effort. Home demonstration agents in Coquille offer pamphlets and manuals, including A Manual for Home Sewing and Tailoring Making the Wool Coat mimeograph HE 1677, to guide woolen garment remodelling and sewing skills.

Dorothy Bishop Cervick Coquille

Grange Hears From Soldier on Scrap Drive

Myrtle Grange met Tuesday evening to discuss salvage efforts for war materials like scrap iron and rubber. A letter from Robert Lundy, now a technical sergeant, was read. Walter Lairll presided as master. three new members were welcomed and two couples advanced in degrees.

Myrtle Grange Robert Lundy G Hie Walter Lairll Coquille Robert Trigg Lige Culbertson Gravel Ford Grange

West Has Big Wheat Surplus In Pacific Northwest

Completion of the 1942 wheat harvest leaves Idaho Oregon and Washington predicting a surplus near 100 million bushels. Most of the surplus is stored on farms. The efficiency of using the surplus for the war effort hinges on feeding more wheat to livestock.

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