ARAGO
Saturday noon guests at the Ernest
in i .
J. L. Backman held singing class on Watkins home were Miss Eleanor
U<dne.:day owning in the gymna- Herrick, of Wenatchee, Washington,
with Mt and Mrs. Sam* Root, Miss Wilma Porter and Miss Gladys
Mrs. S. C. McAllister and Mary Jean, vinegar, of Ashland, and Miss May
Mr. and Mrs. Nile Miller and Gladys Rothtock, of Salem.
Mrs. John Myers cooked for the
and Mrs. Ernest Hammack present.
These classes will continue during young people's assembly at Myrtle
wood camp and also had charge of
• he summer.
Miss Dorothy Belle Watkins, of I. the cooking at the Brethren Church
Eureka, California, arrived on Wed in MyrUa i^oint Saturday. Sunday
nesday to visit at the Ernest Wat and Monday during the district con
PIICE8
kins home. She joined her cousins at ference.
EFFECTIVE
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Lafferty
made
their camp in Myrtlewood camp,
FRI. A SAT.
where the Brethren young people a business trip to Lakeside and Sum
JULY 31st
were holding their annual assembly. ner on Monday.
AND AUG. 1st
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Lafferty accom
They broke camp Friday evening.
Mrs. Naomi Robison and her sis panied Porter Holt on a vacation trip
ters, Miss Deloris Root and Mrs. Ed to Eugene, Bend, Crater Lake and the
win Edson and son, Leland, of Gren Oregon Caves, returning Friday eve
ada, California, Miss Leatha Mun ning by way of Crescent City and
Green
ford. Miss Annie Deardorff, Stephen Bandon.
Aasen were all camped at Myrtle
Pound
MYRTLE POINT ITEMS
wood camp last week. Mrs Edson
and Miss Root moved their camp to
Mr. and Mrs. Harold James, of
Ripe
Myrtle Point and camped there until Medford, were Saturday night dinner
Tuesday, attending the district con guests at the C. R. Bartlett home in
Pounds
ference of the Brethren church.
thia city.
Miss Lois Schroeder left by stage
F. M. Kenyon, of Coos River, was a
a
Monday morning for Corvallis, where guest at the W. W. Deyoe home on
Solid
she will spend the rest of the summer Tuesday evening. His son, John, re
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clar lumed with him for a two weeks’
ence Schroeder.
visit at the Neal & Brady camp on
Mrs. Albert DeMoss, of Brookings, Coos River.
was a gueSt of her mother, Mrs.
Mrs. C. V. Guerin and son, Tom, of
Edythe Woodward.
Los Angeles,, and Tom Guerin and '
Pound
Mr. and Mrs. Vem Garoutte and Lorin Guerin, of Myrtle Point, spent
SALAD DRESSING
Quart Jar
Mark, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Gar several days last week at Mrs.
outte, Walter Garoutte, Francis Kel Guerin’s ranch home at Eckley.
3 Pounds
FLUFFIEST
2 Pounds
ley, Jessie Kelley, of the Garoutte
Mrs. W. W. Deyoe and daughter,
camp, drove to Roseburg Sunday to Priscilla, spent Sunday at Lakeside. i
attend the annual Garoutte reunion. Miss Irene Raymond, of Lakeside, re-
Most of the clan gathered at the turned to Myrtle Point with them for
Roseburg auto camp Saturday after a week’s visit at the Deyoe home.
1
GENERAL FOODS
noon, took cabins and remained until
Oleomargarine 2 Lbs.
The Octette Club met Tuesday af-
Sunday evening.
They met, from ternoon at the home of Mrs. Nita
Bandon, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Garoutte Wilson. At noon dinner was served
and daughter, Velma, Mr. and Mrs. to the following members and guests
Sleepy Hollow
Clay Garoutte and Alice, Mr. and by the hostess: Mesdames Clinton
ARISTOCRAT!
Qt. Jar - - -
Pint
Mrs. H. G. Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Wilder, Pearl Luthy, Anna Bartlett,
T
Eaton, Mr. and Mrs. Cody Carlson Annie Deyoe, Mary Rouppe, Kate
and son, Vance, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Arnold, Nita Wilson, Paugh, and
Quart
Gross. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Hoyt, Patra, Flossie Powrie.
Madelyn and Audrey, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. Ronald Barry, of Antioch,
Clark W^ldvogel. Gall and Vern, Mr. California, and Mrs. Helen West, of
PICKLING
and Mrs. Alden Hoyt; from Cottage Berkeley, California, are house guests
- Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tuller, Miss at the P. W. Laird home this week. I
I
Louise Benson, Mr. and Mrs. Nelsqn
Frank Young, who has been In the
Garoutte, Donna and Gerald, William Mast hospital for some time follow- '
GALLON..................................................
Garoutte, Clinton Garoutte, Thelma ing a goiter operation, was removed
Garoutte, Alex Garoutte, Earl Gar- to his home this week.
SCHILLING’S
Mustard Seed,
routte, Alden Garoutte, Miss Pearl
Mr. and Mrs. John Josal, Mrs. Ade- '
Pickling Spice,
r>.
V
Suter, Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Kime, Dr. line Bjone, Misses Sigurd and Jerda
£
Bay
Leaves,
PKGS.
and Mrs. C. H. Kime, Mr. and Mrs. Simeon, all of North Dakota, and Mr.
Robert Stacey; from Eugene, Mr. and and Mrs. Carl Josal were Thursday
Mrs. Lawrence KeMey, Miss Betty night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Romaine, of Portland, and Mrs. Earl C. R. Bartlett.
Penland, of Redmond, Washington,' Mrs. James Walsh, who has been
and Miss Hallie Willets, of Roseburg seriously ill at the hospital, is rapld-
POUNDS • - -
Everett Walsh and C. Washburn, ly improving.
of Turlock. California, were in this * ; Mrs. Ida Cornett and daughter,
neighborhood, wishing to trade an ima.
Mrs. James rvwiic,
Powrie, emu
and mia.
Mrs. rww-
Pow-
orange grove for a dairy farm in Coos rie’s small daughter, all of Detroit,
county. They were not able to re Michigan, who have been visiting at
main long enough to locate anyone the home of A. L. Powrie, left Sun
wishing to trade.
day morning for Seattle.
A group gathered at the Nile Miller
The Past Matrons’ club met Wed
home Friday evening to visit and nesday at the home of Mrs. W. E.
sing. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Purser and Lundy for a 1:30 dessert luncheon.
family and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. Those present were the Mesdames
QUART
KERR
2 Dozen
Jack Jones and family and Ernest John Arnold, Thomas Guerin, R. H.
Hammack and chilidren were the Lemon, Ralph Kring, N. G. W. Per
For Canning
guests.
kins, Mabel Dement, Ernest Clausen,
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Wallen left on Raleigh Greene and the hostess.
Tuesday for McCready Springs,
Fred D. Hollister, who has taught
where they will spend a month. Mr. band and music in the Myrtle Point
KERR REGULAR
and Mrs. Chester Root and daughters high school for three years, has ac
or
were their guests on Saturday and cepted a position in the St. Helens
BALL
MASON
Sunday.
school.
Miss Marianna Steele, of Myrtle
Mrs. Sam Johnson, of Phoenix,
Point, spent the week-end as the Arizona, spent several days visiting
Dozen - -
Bottle
guest of Mrs. Everett Lafferty. On in the community with many friends
Sunday while Mr. Lafefrty was in and relatives. Mrs. Johnson moved
Myrtle Point making some mechani from Coos county to Phoenix about
Last chance to redeem Alpine Labels at local redemption station. Buy ALPINE Now.
cal repairs on some trucks, Mrs. Mar eleven years ago.
vin Shaw and children, Mrs. Lafefrty
Mrs. Lilly Dement is spending a
and Allen and her guest all drove to few dyas this week in Gold Beach.
Broadbent where they picnicked by
On Sunday Mrs. Amy Guerin and
the river.
I son, Eckley, of Juneau, Alaska, Mr.
Mrs. Geo. Hampton spent Thursday and Mrs. T. M. Stover and Mr. and
in Marshfield transacting business. ‘ Mrs. Dale Drullner picnicked at
Mr. and Mrs. John Carl, Herbert Brewster Valley.
and Wallace, Mrs. Laurence Barklow,
Robert Belloni, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Myers, Mrs. S. L. John Belloni. is confined to the hos
Lafferty, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hal pital while receiving treatment for a
ter, _________
and Mrs. Sarah Barklow attended fractured vertebrae in his neck. The
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Phone 81 .
STORE NO. 469
Phone 122
the Pioneer picnic in Coquille on; injury was received during a high
- -
Sunday. Mr. and . --
Mrs. . I. B.
Sevy, of . g^ool football game last fall.
Langlois, were there. Mrs. Sevy has
Silas Gibbs, of Broadbent, was Haven were Mrs. Alma Hatfield and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henegan and will meet this week on Saturday,
Mrs R. A. Puett, who was called to
been ill this spring and has not re kicked in the face by a horse one day
son, Julian, and Miss Helen Kirsch, Pasco, Wash., last week by the ill children spent last week in Eugene August 1. All are welcome to these
last week. The injured man was
covered as yet.
all of Roseburg, Miss Mattie Bogue, ness of her daughter, Mrs. Wm. with relatives. En route they visited meetings and a good time is assured.
Clyde Lillie, Stephen Aaaen, Ellis treated at the Mast hospital.
Fairview Sunday School meet each
of Okmulgee, Oklahoma, and R. A. Weaver, writes that she is slightly the Phillips family near Drain, Ore.
Rackleff, Kenneth Stevens and Fran- f Josephine Deyoe returned Satur- Puett, of Bridge. Miss Bogue, who is improved and is now receiving treat All valley friends will be glad to heai Sunday morning at ten o'clock. Wm.
cis Stevens, of Powers, were on the day from Coos River where she has
J a niece of Mrs. Hooton, is attending ment, preparatory to undergoing an that they are well and prospering in Burley is the superintendent and al
4-H club tour Monday and Tuesday.' been visiting for a week. Miss Juan-*
their new home.
ways conducts very interesting Bible
summer school at the University of t peration in about ten days.
Ellis Barklow drove the car for In
them,
Huff
returned
Mias Deyoe to ’.Oregon and was spending the week-
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Jensen are re lessons.
Young People’s Christian
th« its
.—
A -»„„-I
a.« with
„I.trin-
Mrs. R. E. Shick and sons, Donald
J* *
. th*i1P*pd
d>y®
?’*r*
/end with Mrs. Hatfield, who is also and Richard, of Gladstone, and Mrs. ceiving the congratulations of their League will meet at 7:30 o'clock Sun
Porter Holt went
Mr. and Mrs Carol Tichenor, at h
t
machine shop near North Bend on
! ynn Beckley, of Roseburg, were many friends. They were married by day evening.
l
of Bald Hill isfenot o^^OrforTtlsi^ « I
Nadin‘ E1Ua'
* th<
Monday.
Monday afternoon guests at the A. O. Rev. G. A. Gray, July 23, in Coquille.
Merle Randelman, of Bald Hill, is Tichenor, of Port Orford, visited on K)clety wU1 have charge of the Hooton home.
The Townsend Club of Fairview
Calling carda, 50 tor SI Ou
working on the S. L. Lafferty ranch Monday with their mother, Mrs.
Theodore Jones returned home Fri
i Christian Endeavor meeting next
this week.
| Mary Holt.
¡Sunday evening. The topic is “The day from Warren and Astoria, where
Mrs Elizabeth Lett spent Monday | A two-weeks’ vacation Bible school
Quiet Hour Pledge," and a special he had been enjoying a visit with
evening visiting at the Ed Myers started at the Presbyterian church
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MARKET
musical number is planned for the friends.
| last Monday. It is under the super
home.
There was a large attendance at
service.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Henry and vision of Rev. Joseph Bowden, pastor
INCREASE Milk Production
Wilda Beckett is spending this the Townsend club picnic, which was
Katherine, of Gravel Ford, were Sun of the Presbyterian church of this week in Myrtle Point with her aunt. held Sunday in Hooton’s grove.
and Butterfat Content
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emil city.
Mr. and <n>>.
Mrs. Harold E. James ...»
and
Mrs. Roy Brown, and attending the
»>.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Drullner are vacation Bible school.
Petersen.
I son, Ronald, of Central Point, who
—by feeding—
Word from Corvallis states that spending several days this week in
There were about 125 registered at had been in Coos county for about
Clarence Schroeder Is suffering from Medford.
the Brethren young people’s summer two weeks, left Tuesday for home.
Word has Just been received here
an infected hand.
i assembly at Myrtlewood camp here.
that
the
government
has
recently
Rev. and Mrs Jess A. Barnett and
I July 21-24, with many others attend
-FAIRVIEW
children, George. Virginia, Lawrence given to a lake tn Alaska the name ing part of the sessions. The camp
of
Lake
Guerin,
in
honor
of
the
late
'
and Leslie, of Newberg, were over
Mrs. Althea Harrah spent Saturday
ground was dedicated Friday fore-
—by
night guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. | Eckley C. Guerin. Mr. Guerin, until; ; noon, with appropriate exercises. evening in Fairview and attended
Barnett on Monday, leaving for their his death in 1833 a supervisor of This was the second annual assembly initiation for the third and fourth de
DURKEE FAMOUS FOODS PORTLAND, ORE
Public Surveys of Alaska, was a na
home on Tuesday.
to be heard here, and now that this grees in the local Grange. Five can
tive of Myrtle Point.
camp has been chosen as the perman didates were given the work
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Damron and
Economically Priced Through Your
Mrs. G O. King, of Marshfield,
ent tneeting place a number of im
Thelma drove to Powers Sunday,
s
Local Feed Dealer or Cheese Factory
BRIDGE
provements are planned for the was also a visitor in Fairview and,
where they spent the day visiting the
dinner guests at Hooton's building and grounds.
visited Grange.
Chas. Stallard family.
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Cucumbers 2 '<»
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Coffee
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