Sunday and midweek services listed for local churches
Multiple churches announce weekly schedules including times for worship sermons and Sunday school. Presbyterian and Assembly of God entries include pastors and study times. Catholic Mass and Mass dates noted. complete service details and hymn emphasis cited for each group.
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Assembly OF God
James M. Reb
Willow
Women's Missionary Council
Local Notes Tell of Visits and Births in Coast Community
Carl Laird of Coon Bay visits his mother Mrs Belle Laird. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson at Mast hospital Tuesday morning. Bernard Sapp traveled to Roseburg to join Mrs Sapp and Blaine who returned from Long Beach California for a month’s vacation. Winn Alford attended the Minstral show in Coquille Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Lendon Jenkins and Douglas visited Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Jenkins in Myrtle Point.
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Carl Laird
Coon Bay
Belle
Joe Laird
Charles Wilson
Mast Hospital
Grandpa
Grandma Wilson
Bernard Sapp
Roseburge
Sapp
Long Beach
Calif
Blaine
Wwin Alford
Coquille
McKinley Grange
Lendon Jenkins
Dogulas
Myrtle Point
Arthur Jenkins
Catching Creek Neighbors Club Hosts Meeting
The Friendly Neighbors club met at Mrs Mildred Lakey's home with Mrs Eda Breuer winning the door prize. An eight member white elephant sale and sewing event closed with refreshments.
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Friendly Neighbors Club
Mildred Lakey
Eda Breuer
Thomas Lawson
Albert Davenport
Carl Bushnell
Portland
Farrell Rankin
Kent Marsters
Roy Spires
Pleasant Point
R H Fraaier
Coquille
Glade Krewson
Huge Power Sites Await Development In China
F O McMillan, head of the electrical engineering department, says China has major hydro potential awaiting political and economic stability. He cites a Yangtze site near Ichang capable of 12,900,000 kW and notes other potentials. He spent a year in China with the US State Department during World War II.
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China
F O McMillan
Electrical Engineering
US State Department
Yangtze River
Ichang
Oregon Employment After War Peak Shows Growth and Housing Struggles
Figures from the State Unemployment Compensation board indicate Oregon's labor force rose to about 639 300 from 453 382 since April with employed numbers up to 581 300. About 28 000 Oregonians remain in armed forces and in-migration of casual workers fuels unemployment despite overall gains. housing shortages hinder new residents from accepting jobs.
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Ovegin
Baric
Bere
Commission
China seeks engineers for postwar rehabilitation and growth
Professor McMillan notes China needs trained engineers to guide rehabilitation and industrial development after civil strife. He contrasts current economic instability with potential stability if skilled personnel are deployed, citing regional challenges like the Yangtze gorge and Chungking as pivotal fronts.
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Whang
Yangtze Gorge
Chungking
McMillan
China
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