- Thursday. November 30, 1961
PORT ORFORD NEWS
SCENES «^SOUNDS
Job s Daughters
Hold M eeting
¡days with her parents and re-
a t th e general m eeting of the
L utheran C hurch W omen W ed
nesday, Decem ber 15 a t 7:30
p m . in th e social h a ll o f th e
church.
The Sunday school program Fairview Home G ifts
W ith th e approach of C hrist-
com m ittee of the Zion L u th e ran
December 15 will be th e last
i mas, three projects are now in
' Church held rehearsal last S un- day for bringing g ifts for child-
¡operation for the season. The day afternoon F inal practice
a ‘ th ' f ?‘irvie* “ om e' E“ h
C hristian W om ens Fellowship Is day J afternoon. F inal practice gift should be gift wrapped and
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has been set for S aturday, De-
m arked with the donor’s nam e
g a th e n n g g ilts for a needy la m - cem ber 16
j and address and th e contents of
i.y in the com m unity and m e Annu4, Meet , , ec<.mber
Bible s-liool is collect.ng money
T he congregation will hold Its the Package,
fur the In tern a tio n a l C hristian annual m eeting on December 10 Visitor» Welcome
Leprosy m ission a n d gathering nt 2 pm . Election of officers
V isitois a re welcomed a t th e
ciothdig, etc. fo r C hristm as gifts will be held and a vote will be ¡church. T hose who have no
a t the Navajo Gospel mission u k e n
several rfsolutluns.
church home are invited to visit
n t a r Flagstaff, Arizona.
any Sunday a t 11 a.m., said th e
G ift Exchange Planned
In addition to these C hristm as
A gift exchange will be held Rev. H. L. Daugs, pastor.
projects, Bibles and New T esta
m ents are being collected to be
given to inm ates of our prisons
by a nationw ide organization.
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Tuesday evening at the m onth-
Iy work n ig h t’ th e wom ,'n cleaned ,
-sorne of tbe walls in th e church ,
and put down carpets in several
, of th e rooms.
Friday, a t 7:50 p.m., th e church
board wil> convene for its m o n th -
l.v m eeting a t th e hom e of Mr
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and Mrs. Ed Longton. These
m eetings a re open to anyone in
terested.
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, tu rn ed Sunday to iter college du- ,
ties a t S o u th ern Oregon college
Community Church
N ew s
Jobs Daughters, B ethel No. 50, | T he F o rrest E lliott family eu-
P o rt O rlord held th e ir regular Joyed ThanksKiviug dinner with
m eeting last M onday evening. r
K athy Mills was given gran d EilloU s m o th tr'
E ulah
OF YOUR OLD HOME TOWN j bethel honors, as being gran d d o tt-
>fifth m essenger of th e grand ,
j council. She will a tte n d th e | Mr and M ,s- R obert E lliott of
w ith I.o ra in e liaine*,
I g rand session of Jo b s D aughters Coquille were Sunday callers a t
next year
llie F orrest Elliott hom e.
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; Mrs. Raym ond B ushnell was a
Two local ladles h ieJ them selves aw ay to P o rtlan d the weekend i visitor
R obert Schwab of W ashington.
“JL6- MlS- Ed R° Ush' ° f J e e n 's
A fter th e m eetin« » C h'nese D C. is v islfr.g hts sorter and
B.T h ‘,y r ho|i . a n .<l, M rs . Charlie Jensen were away two days Je a n ’au „tjon was held T he „ e x t m eet- tro th e r-in -la w . Mr and Mrs B.il
a tte n d e d a beauticians' style show and saw the latest h air styles .
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W ilson and th e ir family.
a n d colors, styled by tw o m asculine experts from Hollywood. W ilma I ln* wd 06 Decem ber 4
Jensen worked in some shopping and visited h e r son and daughter-
MOTHER V ISITS
Mr. ani^ Mrs Tom Paris spent
in-law th e W ilbur Jensens.
Mrs Lillian B ushnell of Colo- lhe "turkey holiday ' as guests of
T in t ,ame weekend Mr. an ’ Mrs. Arlo T hom as drove down
lado Springs. Colorado, is visit- Mrs. P a ris’ parents. Mr. and Mrs.
from D rain to visit his brother and fam ily, the Bob Thom as'.
Leaving the day before T hanksgiving and staying until Sunday, ing at the home o f her son and W illiam H am pton T h irty reia-
Mr. and Mis. G lin Mayea and children spent a delightful sojourn fnmilv, Mr. and Mrs. Raym ond tives m ade UP thia fam ily g a th -
ear A irpoit road
| ering w hich was well w orth the
in P ortland. T hey had the tra d itio n a l fam ily dinner a t the home Bushnell near
c a i e iiip u iv l u a j .
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trip. D arlene reported
They
o f G len’s parents. Mr. mid Mrs. G eorge Mayea. and visited o th er
relatives including the W ilbur Jensens. The rem aining M arsh clan
drove back in a new car.
STUDENTS
HOME
had th e ir d in n er a t th " Elk River home of C atherine and Nick, this
FOR HOLIDAYS
included Mr. and Mrs. B laine M arsh and th e ir five youngsters.
T he H arry G ebauers e n te rta in -
T hree local stu d e n ts attend.ng ed th e ir son and his family, the
Mr. and Mrs. G rover T ichenor received word th is week of a
new great-grandson. Je ffry W ayne was born November 15th and college in P o rtlan d drove home Roger G ebauers of Salem over
is th e first child of Mr. and Mrs. Orville H ouston of Roseburg. for the T hanksgiving holidays. th e holidays.
Mrs. Houston is the form er P a tty Jenson, who resided w ith her Ellen M itchell of P o rt O rford, a _________
g ra n d p are n ts for several years following the accidental death of freshm an a t P o rtlan d S ta te col-
Mr. and Mrs. Dow C larno en-
tie r m o th e r E dith. T he T ichenors m et five g re at-g rea t nieces and , lege; „ Roy . Libbey of Sixes, a sec- i { tertain
e d Mr. and M rs Arnold
nephew s for th e first tim e th is week w hen Mrs. Paul B runson and
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children o f Fairview , Calif, visited h e r uncle’s fam ily here.
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T he th ree fam ilies who frequently spend holidays together, Mr.
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Langlois,
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first-year
a n d Mrs Bob Thom as, Mr and Mrs. Alan Corbin and d au g h ter Al-
ana, had th is week's fe a st-tre a t a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. T racy stu d e n t a t M ultnom ah School of
the Bible.
P arent-T eacher's Association—
Corbin.
A sm alller group th a n , o n m any sim ilar occasions gathered
i Y our T ie W ith Y our School.
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around th e table a t the hom e of Mr and Mrs. L orren F orty—th eir r i l l L PA R IS PLEDGED
guests being th eir son and fam ily, th e M yron Fortys.
Phil P a ris is a recen t pledge
It w ss truly "old hom e" week a t th e H. A. M cGarvey home. of D elta Upsilon fra te rn ity a t
From Stockton, Calif, cam e th e ir son Patrick. From P ortland. Oregon S ta te university.
M rs M cGarvey’s m other, Mrs. E dythe Wood, and from Moscow.
Idaho, a n o th e r son and his daughter, D an Van T hiel and Shelly.
TTie third son and wile, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Van T hiel also cam e
from P o rtlan d for th e holiday. Joining th e fam ily group for the
Thanksg-ving d in n er was Perlie M cG arvey of th is city.
Mr. and Mrs. LaMoyne P a ris welcomed th e sound of young folk
aro u n d during the weekend as th e ir son P h il and a fratern ity -frien d ,
Jim G rahm . were h e re from O regon S ta te university. Helping to
sooth the silence a fte r (he boys departed Sunday, th e H. Sm ith
By Audrey G ebauer
Honeywells were invited to the P a ris hom e for dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k K n o ttin g h a m and sons Donald and David,
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Sly a n d |
sp en t last week vacationing and visiting in and around Nyssa, where J fam ily of D allas were T hanks-1
th ey form erly lived, and w here they had n o t been for five years
T h ey visited F rank's m o th er and two brothers. Donald and David giving Day guests of the Jim
experienced m any thrills, am ong w hich was a jack rabbit h u n tin g \ M ,ller family,
expedition, bringing back several each. T hey spent one day and I --------------
n ig h t a t a friend's farm a n d were overjoyed a t daw n-rising to m ilk i Mr and Mrs. Del Newkirk
cows and o th er facets of ru ra l life.
! were holiday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. O rris K napp and Mrs. David S ta rr drove to P o rtlan d last Mrs. Tom Meade.
F riday to pick up the latter's husband David, who was returning
from R ochester where he had been a t the Mayo clinic.
j Mr. a n d Mrs. H arvey Young
T he friends of Roy Taylor, local locksm ith, will be glad to know spent the weekend a t Roseburg
th a t lie is show ing som e im provem ent, though slowly, a t th e Vet- a n d Eugene.
e ra u s ' hospital in P ortland where he has been for th ree weeks, j _________
Mr. and Mrs F rank M orris returned last M onday from a vaca-j Mr and M is Verdo H arris and
tlo n spent in Reno, Nevada and points in between. A fter visiting daughters spent th e T hankseiv-
th e lr son. Frank, Jr., and a cousin and fam ily, the Viney Owens In I
Reno, th ey encountered heavy snow enroute home, and while stuck ¿ S holidays a., je s ts ot Mrs.
in sam e a w a itin ' help, th e ir c a r was struck by a Jeep. Since th ere H arrls parents, Mr. and Mrs. T
•were no personal injuries, though plenty to the car. they did not c Nie,s,,n a t M cM innville. F ri-
allow it to spoil th eir vacation, and report a n elegant tim e
I day they drove to P o rtlan d to
see th e Fairy T ale parade.
See you next week.
I D aughter Carolyn sp en t the hol-
Silver Springs
News
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POZT ORFORR CKEOTN
Cousins Meei
First Time Here
P o rt O rio n i Area R esidents W ishing To O rder
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Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Honeywell
of B lueberry Hill entertained
Mrs. H oneyw ells cousin, Dr.
T heodore W. llouk and his wife,
Helen of S eattle T h an k sg iv in g !
Day ano F riday. T he cousins
m et for th e first tim e Thursday.
T he m eeting with Dr. and Mrs.
H ouk was the first contact Mrs.
Honeywell had had w ith her m o
th e r ’s people since th e d eath of
her mother, Mrs. "U n a " P o rte r
K ing, nearly 40 years ago.
B oth Mrs. Honeywell and Dr.
H ouk a re interested in family
history, of which Mrs Honeywell
h a s Bible records, pictures and
o th e r exam ples going back in to |
th e 1700’s in Pennsylvania and
O hio. Dr. Houk Lx com piling
d a ta of th e Houk and S hephard
fam ilies and has traced th e ir a n
cestry bark to pre-R evolutionary
times.
B oth are direct descendants of
W illiam Shephard Houk. Civil
W ar veteran and fa th e r of a
large family. T hey are in te re s t
ed in hearing from anyone of th e I
Houk ancestry in th is area. M rs..
Honeywell said.
M ore m eetings a re planned to
fu rth e r th e search fo r family
history. Dr. Houk located Mrs
Honeywell in a “ round-about’’
way a fte r five years of searching
records and first, contacted h e r
less th an tw o weeks ago. he said
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