4 - Port Orford News, Thursday, December 19,
1 Worth C u rry
by Mary Kribs
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Pomona Grange
Curry Pomona Grange met
at the Ophir Grange hall on
Sat., Dec. 14, beginning at 10:30
a.m. with a potluck dinner at
noon and sessions in the after
noon, closing about 3 o’clock.
Six
new
members were
obligated by Master William
Webster, and It was announced
that the Fifth degree will be
exemplified in full form on
Jan. 15 at the Chetco Grange
hall in Brookings.
Entertainment was furnished
at the beginning of the after
noon session by the freshman
girls* quartet trom Pacific High
School who sang "This Land
Is Your Land’’, "Sweetheart
tree” , "Christmas World” ,
"No Man Is An Island” , and
"White Christmas.” The per
sonnel of the group Is Karen
Peterson and Candace Worth
ington, sopranos, and Darla
Rowling and Alysa Erickson,
altos. Wayne Merrell, vocal
Instructor for the school In
2CJ, was director and accom
panist.
There were a total of 57
people present for the meeting,
including the five entertainers,
and 10 from Del Norte Pomona
In California. This group in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pen
nell, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Harteg,
Sadie Gorbet, Dolly Nanney,
Josephine Bergquist and Elma
B e r q u is t. Mrs. Jones is
Master of the Del Norte
Pomona.
Curry Pomona will meet with
the Sixes Grange on Feb. 1.
CANASTA
The Jinx Canasta club met
at the home of Maude Weir on
Dec. 10. Honors went to Lolita
Myers, Marie Gerhardt and
M aude Weir. G u e s ts were
Jamie S te in m e tz and Rose
Davis.
The Weir home was beauti
fully decorated for Christmas
and gifts were exchanged.
The next meeting will be at
the home of Marie Gerhardt on
Jan. 14.
HONOR BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thomas
of Port Orford spent Sunday
at a spacious home In the Red
woods near Crescent City to
help celebrate the 80th birth
day of Nls Jepson, a former
resident of the Langlois area.
Hostess for the happy oc
casion was the daughter of Mr.
Jepson and the 150 guests who
were In her home forthelunch
eon at 1 p.m. were cared for
most graciously. Threegener-
atlons of the family were In
attendance. He and his sons
own and operate a large dairy
farm.
Others who went with the
Thomases were Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Zumwalt of Sixes and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Libby of
Coquille.
VISIT PARENTS
Norman Ward of Cloverdale,
Calif., son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ruppert Ward of Port Orford,
visited his parents over the
Thanksgiving holiday.
• PQKT MFOKO »SIKES • LAH&COIS
of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Guerin
in Langlois were their daughter,
Connie, from SOC at Ashland
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Flesh-
er from Marysville, Calif.
HOLD YULE PARTY
The Back Acres Garden club
met at the home of Hazel Mc
Kenzie in Port Orford for their
annual Christmas party andgift
exchange. Evelyn MacDonald
was co-hostess.
On Thursday afternoon a
group of people met at die Herb
Geer home In Langlois to sack
home-made candy and popcorn
balls to be given to the child
ren Sunday evening, Dec. 15,
when the Christmas program
was held in the Langlois Com
munity church.
Those who had a lot of fun
with the project were Mrs. Don
Roth, Mrs. Maryellen Bailey,
Mrs. Margaret Knutson, Mrs.
Bonnie Higgins, Mrs. Lillie
Knutson and Mrs. Agnes Miku-
lecky.
VISITS MOTHER
Glenn Wood of Port Orford
who has been recovering from
back surgery went to Willits,
Calif., to visit his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wood, before return
ing to his regular work at the
Plywood plant.
DECORATE TREE
The Loins club of Langlois
has added beauty to that section
of the country and Highway 101
again by decorating a Christmas
tree in front of theschool house.
Baby Shower Held
On Thursday evening, Dec.
12, at 8 p.m., Mrs. William R.
Huret of Port O r f o r d enter
tained with a baby shower for
Patty Sweet. Gerri Huret and
Tippy Hatcher helped with the
serving of the refreshments
which included a cake, made and
decorated by Mrs. Ed Ellis,
carrying out the decor of the
evening.
Those enjoying the occasion
were Sharon Kiefer, Martha
Orchard, Joan Sweet, Evelyn
Sweet, Lela Allison, Carol
Forty, Judy Bens, Linda Mayea,
Bea H e n s le y , Donna Goheen,
Doris Wright, Grace McKenzie,
Joan Nelson, Virgie Wright,
Tippy Hatcher and Gerri Huret.
Those on tlie guest list who
could not attend were Thelma
Belcher, Frances Smith, Hazel
Rhodes, Dorothy Valet, Helen
Slocum, Dixie Fisher, Dolores
Mayea, Neonta Hall, Gwen Ells,
Kathy Hensley, Florence Mills,
Clara Hensley, Edith and
Towena Clarke, Mary Farrier
and Clara Sweet.
On Sunday evening Mrs. Huret
entertained with a birthday din
ner forher m o t h e r - i n - l a w ,
Mrs. William Huret of Sixes.
The special rake for the dinner
was made and decorated by Mrs.
Roy Stevens, who was also a
guest.
ANNUAL BRIDGE
CONTRACT MEETING
The annual meeting • f the
Contract Bridge unit from Gold
Beach, Port Orford, Crescent
City, Brookings, Coos Bay and
North Bend was held last Sun
day at the Gold Beach Legion
hall.
New directors elected were
Agda Bickner, Brookings; Ge
neva Tucker, Port Orford; Fred
Starkweather, Gold Beach; R.
B. McClure, Crescent City; A.
W. Sweet, North Bend and Betty
Swanson, Crescent City.
Officers elected for the
coming year were: president,
A. W. Sweet; vice president,
Geneva Tucker; secretary, Es
ther Conley; second vice pre
sident, Betty Swanson.
It was voted that all directors
of each club may attend all
directors’ meetings.
Following the business meet
ing there were ten tables of
duplicate bridge in play with
Brookings club as hosts and the
winners were: North-South; Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Keen, Gold Beach;
2nd, A. W. Sweet and Fred
Horowitz; 3rd, Agda Bickner
and Eunice Wallom; 4th, Mr.
and Mrs. John Anderson. East-
West: 1st, Esther Conley and
Jean Gettlesohn; 2nd, Jack
Langworthy and Bob McClure;
3rd, Mrs. Gladys Caughell and
Mrs. Fred Horowitz; 4th, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Nichols,
The next unit game will be
held in Gold Beach on Dec. 28.
this will bethe last master point
game for the year.
GRANDSONS VISIT
Visitors with Mrs. Syneva
Lindberg cn Sunday were two
grandsons, Gary Douglas w ho
works for Boeing in Seattle, and
Dcnald Ctmsby, ho is now sta
tioned at Fort Lewis, Wash. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Ormsby (Rachel Lindberg) of
Seattle, ind came to Port Ckford
to visit his grandmother before
entering the Army.
HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY
The Twi-Lighters Tops club's
Christmas party was held on
Dec. 16, at their new meeting
place.
Secret pals were revealed and
new ones drawn. Refreshments
were served and the door prize
was wen by Gay Masterson. A
gift exchange i. as held by those
present and a gift was sent by
Millie Kenyon.
Those present were: Wanda
Beasley,Melva Woodward, Gen
eva Lambert, Phyllis Smith, Vir
ginia Stauffer, Wilma B row n,
D o ris Colscn, Gay Masterson,
Ruth Cook, Maxcine Smith.
Queen for the month of Nov
ember was Maxcine Smith and
the weekly queen was Wilma
Brown.
Anyone desiring information
about joining the club please
call 332-3591.
Mrs. Mabel Edstrorn, Mrs.
Walter Gorsuch, accompanied
by Mrs. Mike Erdman from
Bandon and two Lutheran wo
men from Gold Beach.
VISIT MOORES
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pratt
from Elk River Road were visit
ors at the John Moore home
In Langlois Sunday. Mrs. Pratt
has been seriously 111 for more
than a year and everyone Is
glad to see her out again.
Pratt entered Keizer Hos
pital In North Bend Thursday
for major surgery.
FROM WILLITS
Mrs. George B. Sanders from
Willits, Calif., is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Savage, for a week.
HEAR SON PLAY
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jensen
of Denmark went to Southwest
ern Oregon Community College
In Coos Bay to attend their
Christmas program on Sunday
afternoon and were privileged
to hear their son, Dr. Wilbur
Jensen, play the solo part in
"Concerto for B Flat Trumpet
by Franz Haydn” . This was
the first time he had played It
since he was 19 years of age
and the first time his mother
had ever heard him play that
number.
Bill Hatmaker, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Hatmaker of
Langlois, has been promoted
to Sp. 4. He Is In Vietnam
with the 9th U. S. Infantry.
JULIA ANDERSON
HAS BIRTHDAY
Friends and relatives of Mrs.
Julia Anderson of Langlois
gathered from Bandon, Langlois
and surrounding vicinities at the
Sportsman building In Langlois
on Sunday afternoon, Dec. 8,
to help her celebrate her birth
day. This was the first big
party she had ever had and she WIN RACES
On Sunday, Dec. 8 th, a Scram
was very much delighted.
Among those attending the ble Motorcycle race was put
occasion were Mrs. Amelie on by Harless Cycle Shop In
Thorne, Mr. and Mrs. George Coos Bay and going from Sixes
Edwards, Mrs. Hattie Berry, were: Justin Potter who won
Mr. and Mrs. David Barklow, 1st class in the 175 and 2nd in
and family, Mrs. Iva Cox, Mrs. the Open class; Ron Roberts
Mary Corrlck, Mrs. Ray Deets, who won 1st place in 100; Dale
RETURNS HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller, Denn who placed 2nd in 250
Mrs. Grant Woodruff of Port Mr. and Mrs. George Guerin, class and Bruce Sequine who
Orford returned on Saturday Mrs. Louis Kreutzer, Mrs. was 1st in Open Class.
of last week from a three Herb Geer, Mrs. HazelHofsess,
months’ visit In the East with Mrs. Edgar Capps, Mrs. Ray
her sister and other relatives burn Geurin, Mrs. John Cheno STRAIN GUESTS
and friends. She had planned weth, Mrs. Cliff Campbell, Mrs.
Guests at the home of Mr.
to be gone only about three Gerald Kamph, Miss Kathleen and Mrs. Arthur Strain In Lang
weeks but was delayed because Kreutzer, Miss Hazel Hofsess, lois last Tuesday were Mr.
of a serious accident sustained' Mrs. Stella Slocum, Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Ed Campbell and two
by her brother-in-law.
Boston, Mr. and Mrs. Ras Neil children of B e a v e r to n and
son and the hostesses, Mrs. Audrey Sypher of Coos Bay.
Wilbur Sypher and Mrs. Paul Later in the week Anita Graves
from Bremerton, Wash., and
Smith.
VISIT RELATIVES
Sending gifts were Mr. and Delores Russell from Gold
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Barrington Mrs. Richard Sypher, Mr. and Beach were visitors In their
and her mother, Mrs. Syneva Mrs. Jack Whalen, Mr. and Mrs. home.
Lester Higgins, Mr. and Mrs.
Lindberg, of Port Orford, made
a trip to Texas and New Mex Walter Sabin, Mr. and M rs.Joe
ico, spending three weeks visit Everest, Mr. and Mrs. John BASKETBALL SQUADS
The following areboys in Port
ing Mrs. Lindberg's three sons, Ellis. Mrs. Bob Flesher sent
nine grandchildren a n d tw o her aunt an orchid corsage from Orford who have turned out for
basketball: 6th grade; Randy
Marysville, Calif.
great-grandchildren.
After visiting and watching McCune, Ricky Lambert, Pat
At Hooks, Texas, they visited
Price, Raymond Anderson, Mit
Mr. and Mrs.James T.Lindberg Mrs. Anderson open her gifts, chell
Harper, Billy Cobb, Gary
refreshments
were
served.
and three daughters, the oldest
Frankovltch, Billy Sharp, Allen
These
Included
birthday
cake
of whom is married and has the
Rhodes, Bob Ford, Billy Carr,
two great-grandchildren. Lind made and decorated by Mrs. Joe
Bens, Brock Bean and Don
berg has j u s t retired from 26 Ernest Hatmaker for the spec Alexander.
years in the Army and they live ial occasion.
Seventh grade: Stan Allison,
Mrs. Anderson recited from
just across the street from the
memory "Dangerous Dan Mc Scott Still, Ken Rowling, Joe
Post.
Montgomery, David Johnson,
Mr.and Mrs.Clyde Smith, par Grew.”
Andy B e l ch e r , Keith Rowling,
ents of three other grandchild
Billy Peper and Roger Price.
ren, live in LaMarque, Texas,
Jerry Cox Is coach of the
and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lind BREAKFAST HELD
The Advent B r e a k f a s t for 6th and 7th grade teams.
berg and Mr. and Mrs. William
Eighth grade: Wayne McCune,
Lindberg and family all live in Lutheran Church women of the Harold Denn, John Samudio,
Southeast area of Oregon was
Deming, New Mexico.
Ron Branham, Chris Jensen,
The travelers report that the held at the Courtel In Coos Bay Milt Wilson, Joe Marsh, Randy
on
Saturday,
Dec.
7,
beginning
weather w as quite warm and
Foster, and Bill Nodine. Man
very beautiful for the entire at 9 o’clock.
Those going from Port Or ager is Paul Hammerberg and
trip.
ford were Mrs. Don Parsons, coach Is James Goheen.
CHRISTMAS PARTY SET
Tlie Beachcombers Christ
mas party will be held Dec.
21 at the Cove. Each person
Is asked to bring a gift for ex
change and parents are asked
to please bring gifts for each
of their children. All square
dancers, their families and
friends are welcome.
H a rv e y and Loleta Myers
were appointed delegates to the
South Coast Area Council and
Mr. and Mrs. George Christ
ensen from Gold Beach were
visitors at the last dance.
YULE DINNER HELD
Mrs. Don Bjerg and Mrs.
F l o r e n c e Sydnam were host
esses for the Rhododendron
Garden club’s Christmas din
ner last week. There was a
gift and Christmas card ex
change and Mrs. Robert Morril
was in charge of the meeting.
Cookies and candy were brought
for the gift box for the Willows
home and members will join
with other groups in collecting
gifts for Bandon Retirement.
Mrs. Sam Cuatt demonstrated
how to make paper machefruits
and containers. Mrs. Virgil
Cannon gave a reading "ToOur
H o s t e s s ” and Mrs. Robert
Morril reported on the Angel
Oak, the black walnut and the
Sassafras.
Mrs. Bessie Enyeart was a
guest and Mrs. Carl Platt was
welcomed back. Dinner guests
were George Guerin, Virgil
Cannon and Ron Merril.
The January meeting will be
at the R. K. Erwin home with
Mrs. Erwin and Mrs. Wilbur
Browning as hostesses. Mrs.
Virgil Cannon will give the tree
report and Mrs. Erwin will give
the garden pest report.
Sypher-Combesf Wedding Held Saturday
In a setting of lovely white
and blue flowers in the pre
sence of relatives and very
close friends, Harold Sypher
of Langlois claimed Ruth Corn-
best of Port Orford as his
bride on Saturday, Dec. 7, at
2 p.m.
The double ring ceremony
was held in the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints
with Elder Vernon Lords as
officiating minister.
The bride, who was given
away by her son, Tom Corn-
best, wore a blue and white
knit suit with white accessories
and a carnation corsage, and
was attended by Vivian Haft
who wore an olive green suit
with black accessories and a
carnation corsage.
Ray Haft was best man and
Edward and Richard Sypher
were ushers.
Mrs. Gordon B r itto n was
musician and a c c o m p a n ie d
Shirley, Roxanne and Glen Sy
pher as they sang “ I Love
Your Truly” .
A reception was held in the
church following the ceremony
where Mrs. Edward Sypher cut
and served the wedding cake and
Mrs. Richard Sypher poured
the punch.
Mr. and Mrs. Sypher took
a wedding trip to points north
and are now at home on Floras
Lake road, Langlois.
The children and grandchild
ren of Mrs. Sypher who were
present for the wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Combest,
Danny and Cindy of Salem;Judy
Lynch of Falls City and Mrs.
Guy Masterson, Tim and Mike
of Port Orford.
Mr. Sypher’s family present
were Mr. and Mrs. Richard
HOME AFTER SURGERY
Walter Covington of Port Or
ford has returned home from an
extended stay in the hospital
after surgery.
IN CALIFORNIA
Gil Rush, manager of the
Port Orford branch of the First
National Bank, went to Pitts
burg, Calif., and spent a week’s
vacation visiting his father, P.
J. Rush, and his sister, Mrs.
Neva Csupak.
COMPLETE COURSE
Mrs. Verdo Harris and Mrs.
Esther Calhoun of the Port
Orford Elementary school have
completed their 10 class course
on "The Maladjusted Child” ,
which they took at the Bandon
High School. They received
three credits for the course.
Sypher and Mr.and Mrs. Edward
Sypher, David, Roxanne, Shir
ley and Glen all of Langlois.
Others attending the wedding
were Nettie Anthony, Audrey
Sypher, Howard Button and An
nette Button from Coos Bay;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson
and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kan-
gas from Coquille; Florence
Sydnam, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Strain, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Sypher, Carolyn Britton, Mr.
and Mrs. Don Bjerg and Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Lords and
son, Curt, of Langlois; Mr.
and Mrs. Mahlon Jonah, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Hansen, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Lynch, Mr.and
Mrs. Fritz Sigel, Mr. and Mrs
Bud Fisher and Steve Sporel of
Port Orford.
TO JOIN FAMILY
L. B. Dees, son-in-law of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Myers
of Port Orford, will join his
family here for the Christmas
holidays. He is a Seabee career
man who is stationed at Fort
Hueneme, Oxnard, Calif. Mrs.
Dees and their three boys have
been with her parents in Port
Orford most the summer, and
plan to return to Oxnard with
him.
TO HAWAII
Beth McFarland of Eugene,
sister-in-law of Mrs. Forrest
Rosenberry of Langlois, has
been visiting here and left last
week for Hawaii to meet her
husband, Albert McFarland,
who is on furlough from active
duty in Vietnam. He was re
cently in a hospital in Saigon
after being hit but a grenade
and is okay now. McFarland
is Mrs. Rosenberry’s brother.
NOTICE!
FOSTER SHOE KEFAIR
WILL BE CLOSED...
FROM 6 P.M. DECEMBER 21
THROUGH DECEMBER 27
SHOES MUST BE PICKED UP PRIOR
TO 6 P.M. ON DECEMBER 21
NEW !
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HOLD YULE PARTY
On Tuesday, Dec. 10, die Sil
ver Springs Sewing club held
their annual Christmas party
at the Gerald Lynch home. The
house was decorated In keeping
with the holiday season.
Turkey dinner, with all tlie
trimmings, was served by tlie
hostess, Mrs. Lynch, and gift
exchange was enjoyed and after-
wards bingo was played.
Those present to enjoy the
all-day m e e tin g besides the
hostess were Mrs. Eulah
Elliott, Mrs. Forrest Elliott,
Mrs. Rolla Sharp, Mrs. Cecil
Colson, Mrs. Charles Morgan,
Mrs. Bud Pomeroy, Mrs. Jlin
Forty, Mrs. Emil Jacobson,
Mrs. Herman Carlson, M is.
Harry Gebauer, Mrs. Del New
kirk, Mrs. Dow Clarno. Mrs.
Gust Edstrom.
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BUSY BEES MEET
The Busy Bees 4-H club met
at die home of their leader,
Mrs. Glenn Wood, Monday for
their Christmas party and gift
exchange. They had compieteli
their project of a Christmas
present for each of their
mothers so took them home
with them.
Refreshments of cup cakes
were served.
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The Buttons and Bobbins 4-11
club met Monday at the home
of their leader, Mrs. Thelma
Foster, who presented each girl
with a gift. They worked on
the gifts for dielr mothers.
FROM NORTH BEND
Marlon Clark and Joe Roman
of North Bend, old-time friends
of John Mmres on Stonesypher
road, were visitors at die Mi«'re
home last week.
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