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Page 3 Port Orford, Oregon, Friday, August 2, 1940 COAST GUARD ' fa » features ARE SCHEDULED OBSERVES ANNIVERSARY PORT ORFORD BREVITIES tmnummn: BASEBALL isfactorily. j1 Mr and Mr* Charles Brooks and Mr. I and Mrs Harry Helmken spent the { weekend at the Blue River boy scout : camp. They brought home Dean Camp I fieli who has been at the camp two 11 weeks Church Notices Orford baseball The In 'seattie on Buying Trip—Mra. from touriata ynd townspeople : UUm play* U m * league-hMuling COMMUNITY CHURCH who have aeen It. ; Empire tram next Sunday, Aug | The Fairest Farmerette contest spon Leila McClure of the local Mi»» Rev. Turner McDonald. Pastor May ’ s Shop left Friday on a buy : ust 4, on the teMBe field. Follow sored annually by Curry County grang- Sunday School—10 a. m Garvin’s Entertained—Mr. and : the rio <• and watch th«* local 1 e> will again be one of the main fea- ing trip to Seattle and Portland. Superintendent— Mrs R B Corson. Mrs Walter Garvin of San Fran-1 : team get Into the playoff«. She was accomp.ituad by Mee. May tures at the seventh annual Curry Assistants—Mrs. N. S. Nilson and Mr- George Leith left Monday by Baeton of the Coquille shop. The cisco were entertained by Mr and ’ County Fair to be held at Gold Beach The 150th anniversarv of the found Mr Virgil Libby. Mis. E. D. Danielson of Port Or-< bu« for California August 0 and 31. Major improve- past week in Seattle, known as ing of the U. S. Coa»t Guard, which ford Tuesday of last week with a - Preaching service—11 m. aients which will indhde a new Hve- Market Week, wax the occasion dinner party. Music during the ev 1 Mi»* Doris Curson returned Sunday tails on next Sunday, August 4, is of Young People's Meeting—6:30 p. na for the gathering of many buyer» from Gearhart where she has been at- more than passing interest to the people Mock barn and poultry displays, will to select »tocks of fall clothe» Fol ening was furnished by Mr. Gai You are welcome at all these servie««. l»e Mtn on the fair grounds this year lending summer school. She visited rel of Port Ortord and vicinity because for vin. The Garvins returned Thur« । The main exhibit building has been lowing a short stay in Portland to atives in Portland before coming here. several years a station has been main- day to the Golden Gate city aftei 1 over-hauled by the Coos Fire Patrol choose the latesl thing in footwear, tained here by the government. Local I . . . . Mrs. McClure will return to Port a short visit xvith friends here. Mr. and Mrs. H Ward entertained SEVENTH DAY ADVEN1TST , ami has been used as a barracks for au interest is furthermore enhanced by the I Mrs Gertrude Biles of Spokane, Wash , Sabbath school and bible study ev- The Orford Saturday. i emergency fire fighting crex V fact that only a few months ago the entertain ■ ana and wir Mr ana and mrs. Mrs. ira Ira Ward of ow>»- Swiss ery Saturday morning at 9:30 at th« Safety lutnes Pointed White । Mr. Mi. and anu Mrs. mr». Otto Johnson . iik ,.«,»- warn oi i grounds and buildings will be vacated government completed here the improve safety lanes and the yellow center a party of friends from San Fran- Home, aunt and mother and father of Community church. , for the u«e of tb? Fair dur’hg the Iwo one of the finest and most mmt of lines were repainted on the coast risco last week-end, ■ Mr. Ward, Sunday and Monday. I dux*. Ange »t 33 ’in! 31 SEASIDE GRILLE! modern station buildings along the highway this week in the Pert Or- ! The premium lists ar? just off the Once you eat at the Captain C. H. Tichenor, head of the Li-Ie Panter of Terminal Island, Cal, coast ford sector, and motorists during ; press w.th but few' changes which have ASSEMBLY OF GOD Grille, it becomes a Bel orc I7Q0 when this country was the period required for the paint Sunshine division of the Portland poi- is visiting relatives in Port Orford and been at the request of exhibitors. habit I You just ice department, and his wife arrived , Bandon this week Rev. Hernell Scott, Pastor still young. Alexander Hamilton, secre to dry had a ticklish time trying. The Dairy Cattle Showmanship con can't resist the good You are cordially Invited to io- tary of the treasury, knew that smug- to avoid running over the line and in Port Orford Wednesday to spend a I test available to dairy 4 H Club mem Cspitain Tichenor, I »nd M« Guy Woodcock were joy the«« services with us: food! gling. which was considered a profit- mussing up a fine paint job. The ( 15-day vacation ber* will again be featured this fall and Sunday able and romantic, if not altogether painting crew was equipped with ( who is a brother of Frank Tichenor, |here from Portland last Tuesday visit- is sponsored by the Sperry Flour Com- was born here. in* ”ld Sunday School, 10 a. m. Mr«. Har desirable, profession, was cheating the a motor driven spray apparatus on pany which will present a trophy to the Mining Properties Bought.—With ris Bellmore, supt. Classes for aU. government of large sums of revenue. Mr and Mrs Court Morehouse have winner The Curry County Bank will the i“tent of investigating various a truck and made considerably । Joe P. McDonnell of Bandon, Oree- a, Morning worship, 11 a. m. Inspir With this in mind, Alexander Ham good time along the highway while was a Port Orford visitor last Sunday bet’n entertaining guests from Portland, ¡award $2 50 to the 4 H member mak min g properties near Klamath, ing song, testimony and preaching. ilton prevailed upon President Washing According to and Monday renewing the lines, Mr and Mrs Glenn Jordon. The Jor ing the largest number of entries at the California. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Dan Christ's Ambassadors (young peo ton to authorize him according to aa the traffic code, it is not safe to dons went on a fishing trip to Floras Fair ielson motored to that city Friday Act of Congress, approved August 4, pass another car if the white line Charles E Wells, agency organizer for lake Wednesday. They plan to go trout ple) and also the Junior Chureto of last week to meet Mr. and Mrs. 1700, to organize the Revenue Cutter is in your lane. the West Coast Life Insurance Com- and salmon fishing in many of the meet at 7 p. m. Walter Garvin of San Francisco The evangelistic service begins at Service. B> the beginning of 1791 the LODGE DIRECTORY pany, was a visitor here Tuesday. streams in this area. who accompanied the Danielsons to 8 p. m., with special musical fea struggle between the newly organized While here he renewed acquaintances the mining properties. William Longstaff has returned from tures and preaching. "Revenuers" and smugglers was on in with Douglas Johnson and other friends Approximately 160 acres of min- his vacation in California. Thursday earnest. Ot IxMlges And Omer Organiza iing property near Klamath were Francis W. Hilton, member of the Mid-week service ot prayer and If your memory is good you will don» Having Regular Meeting involved in a deal which is expect editorial department of Santa Bardara Bible study is held at 7:30 p. m. know that upon winning their inde- Dates. ed to be closed by the end of this News-Press, was a Curry county visitor [ PRIZE GLASS JELLY Come and bring your Bible. pendence in the War of the Revolution, MAY RETURN $144 week T -c mining lands will be Tuesday. the colonies immediately disbanded Oregon housewives who haven’t al IN A NEAT their navy, leaving the coast and ma PORT ORFORD LODGE NO. developed as soon as possible by Toby and Rosalie West, friends of j ready made some jelly to enter at the both Danielson and Garvin. After MANNER! rine interests of the young Republic Mr. Gorman of the Gorman Lumber I finishing their business in Klam state fair should do so now, says a tip 170, A. F.& A. M. completely unprotected and the armed :: company of Oakland, Cal., were Port from the fair offices. For here’s an ath, Mi and Mrs. Garvin accom boats of the Revenue Cutter Service Meets First and Third Thursdays Orford visitors Monday. panied the Danielsons to Port Or added incentive, just received i______ by the __ were called upon to act as naval vc»- of each month. Visiting THE PERMANENT OF ford Friday evening. faff: The winner of the state fair in Mrs. Anna Marston of Grants Pass. ’ . seis. What they lacked in number TOMORROW! brethern welcome. sister of Mrs. Lillie Johnson, was here , ^lem. September 2-8 may compete for i and size, they made up in fighting With the NEW FISCHER Rutherford L. Dowdell, W. M to attend the funeral of William John- ! the 11,16 of natlonal tampion and Ola Resident May Return — S. P. and seamanship. During the wai spirit C. M. Sauers, Sec’y . national prize of $100. MerriU, a former resident of the with France in 1798-1799, the Reve- son. The First Congressional District of The national winner will be chosen Port Orford area who 23 years ago nue Cutters took 18 out of 22 of the 44e wave hair with ( reme and ran a cheese factory and sawmill Mrs. Russ Miller returned with her| October 4-5 at the New York Worlds Oregon will have one vacancy at the prises captured by the United States, AMERICAN LEGION business Cool Air! near Euchre creek, is now son from Keeser to attend the John- fair' and S100 w*“ be awarded for each U. S. Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md. and in the War of 1812, they made Give you abundantly healthy and the best glass of jelly and the best in 1941, and Congressman James Mott a resident of Momovta, Cal. Mer son funeral. the first capture on the sea. curia, full of life and luster-soft rill, according to a letter received glass of jam made with certo. There is anxious that all ambitious young men AUXILIARY From 1800 to 1825 they conducted a and silky! Slim Dowdell was in Marshfield Mon are 9 other national prizes, all cash. in his District have an opportunity to relentless and successful warfare against CURRY COUNTY POST by The Post this week, plans to IN DESCRIB ABLE day on business. The state fair premiums for winning try for this coveted appointment. visit Port Orford this summer if the pirates in the Gulf of Mexico. The No. 76 arrangements can be made. He i ms and jellies are $4 for first and At the request of Congressman Mott, Cutters were active in the Seminole Permanent C Ä AND Dolly Cooper is assisting at Hazel s for second place, and in addition the Civil Service Commission on Satur Indian War, Mexican War, Civil, War, Commander—W. T Montgomery has a number of timber and prop WAVES Beauty Shop. erty interests near this city which the General Food Sales company spec day, October 5, 1940, will hold a pre- Port Orford Spanish-American War, and the First he is now anxious to dispose of. ial at the fair offers six prizes with a liminary qualifying examination to Adjutant--Lawrence Koch World War, in this latter war, the Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson have top prize of $10 cash for the best jams termine the eligible candidates in the Port Ortord Cutter ‘ Tampa'' with all hands was the been entertaining a number of relatives and jellies made with Certo. First Oregon Dstrict. Meets third Tuesdays at 8 P. M largest individual loss sustained by the BEAUTY SHOP i at their home the past week: Mr. John Which means that it is possible for Any young unmarried man, not less INSURE YOUR HOME, States naval force«, the “ Tam- AMERICAN LEGION HALL United son's mother, Mrs. Levi Johnson; Mr. the first prize glass of jelly or jam at than sixteen years of age nor more than furniture, or car. Fire or liabll- px” and her crew of 115 were destroyed Port Orford Survey 1« Successful—A mining and Mrs. Berne Bridges, and son Bobbv, the fair in Salem to make its owner twenty years of age on April 1, 1941, made Ity. Payments can he by an enemy submarine Visitors Welcome narty led by Harry Rosenthal re all of Portland; Miss Jean Everett, a $144 may compete. monthly. About 1830 another equally umoua turned early this week from an in niece of Mr. Johnson’s from Philadel In order to make the required ar C W NOYES serxier began to develop on shore The vestigation of mining claims and phia, left Tuesday morning. The Ches CURRY CHAPTER rangements it is necessary that appli Port Orford. Oregon coast of New England had become a PLAY properties in the upper Elk river ter Johnson family of Bakersfield left wxa«» LANGLOIS SUNDAY cants notify Congressman James Mott, No. 135 graveyard for ship* and men During the district and reported considerable for their hqfne Monday. The Bandon base ball team will play 1532 House Office Building, Washing l^th century more thin 2.500 veaseli Files To Be Kept—Complete files success in their endeavors to un I Langlois at the latter place Sunday. The ton, D. C., not later than September and 10.000 men were lost on Cape Cod c>f several daily and weekly news cover evidence of workable mines. Vern Jamieson and Huck Maloy are Langlois team has been greatly strength 1, 1040 of their desire to participate in alone The Massachusetts Humane papers received by the Post will be According to present plans of the leaving Saturday for San Francisco on ened and a close match is expected. the examination. Sodat} opened tow »belters from whuh kept in th« office in the future on party, they will utwn to the min a week's vacation. They will see the operated volunteer Hit «axhnf trewa spiral newspaper racks made for Fair ing survey just begun and some of S'XXIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllllllllllllllllHIIIIIUI Meets Third Saturday the purpose. Rapid changes in made up of local fishermen. Reports them may stay here all winter. Masonic Hall. Port Orford of the work of these life-saver* spread national state and local news Mrs. Lillian Flom of Bandon was the make it imperative that more per up and down the coast and life-saving Hazel McKenzie. W- M. guest of Mrs. F. F. Eddy Friday anti Mr, Edna Zumwalt. Sec manent files of newspapers be kept stations »prang up at al! dangerous Saturday of last week. for reference use. Local citizens CURRY COUNTY BANK point* and in many of them profession are especially invited to make use Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Phillips were al crew were employed. In 1879, boats» DIRECTORY BANK business vistor? to Portland Sunday. ;f the files whenever necessary. In A COMPLETE lift-taxing gear, and the stations were modernized and other changes made. Business & Professional cluded in the files will be the Ore ING SERVICE FOR LUMBER - BUILDERS HARDWARE Charles Tyson of Sixes has returned gonian, Oregon Journal, Coos Bay At this time this service was given the CURRY COUNTY from a visit with relatives in Monter NAILS - SHINGLES - ROOFING Times, Bandon Western World. E. HOWARD BAIRD name of United States Life-Saving ey. California. Curry County Reporter. Christian Corps SASH and Doors - LIME, - CEMENT PEOPLE California-Western Life Science Monitor, and the Port Or By an Act of Congress passed in Jan Gold Beach, Oregon I Mrs. Sadie Kennedy and Mrs. May Insurance Company — WOOD — ford Post. ? uary. 1915. the Revenue Cutter Service Kennedy of Estacada, mother and aunt Represenative of this and the United States Life-Saving iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiii of Mrs. Lucille Cummings, are vaca- Corps were combined into what the Company for 2 Years Flower Show Scheduled — The Make* Rogue River Trip Mrs. tioning at the Knapp hotel world knows today as the United states 212 Hall Bldg. Sixes-Elk Garden Club will hold a John Lyle and Mrs. Cort More Coast Guard flower show on August 4 at the Marshfield house of Port Orford and Mrs. H. ( Mr. and Mrs. Ole Clemens from San In times of ptace, the lives of these Sixes grange hall. All exhibits E. Abel of Hawaii made the rough ta Cruz. Cai., were calling on friends o ’ clock A Guardsmen of the Coast arc anything are to be in place at 10 PORT ORFORD, OREGON water trip up the Rogue river last in Port Orford Tuesday. but peaceful. In 1938 they saved the CURRY COUNTY ABSTRACT potluck dinner will be served at Phone 321 Sunday from Gold Beach to Ag- lives of 6,000 people, rendered assis noon Those staying for the din COMPANY Mrs. Smikel is i caring for Mrs Wil- Agency for Sand and Gravel ness and enjoyed it immensely, it tance to ships and their cargoes worth ner are requested to bring their Geo. R Dickinson, Mgr is reported. The trip is «speciality liam White, Sr. $40.000.000, aboard which vessels were Only Abstract Company In County own eating utensils. delightful at this time of the year. | Mrs James Smith is in the McCauley I ■mi«uniini iiiniiiiitiinii im hi m n n un 11111111111 m hi 11 hiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiin 30.000 people During one disastrous (MILD BEACH, OREGON hospital in Marshfield where she under j flood the Coast Guard rescued 44,000 went an o|xration for goiter Monday I persons and 11,000 head of cattle. Since She is reported to be recuperating sat- SEE US FOR Stephen A. Laurence the Coast Guard took over the Inter REMEMBER! national Ice Patrol in 1914. after the Notary ALL YOUR INSURANCE sinking of the “Titanic”, not a single Attorney at L»w NEEDS! life has been lo* as a result of a col Fire Insurance a t Orford Oregon lision with a berg or icefield. Fidelity A Surety Bonds Just recently the Coast Guard took Casualty Policies ELECTRIC SERVICE over the former United State» Light- Burglary Insurance K. NEWMAN hou»e Service, thus adding to the many Motors — Fixtures JOHNSON INSURANCE duties of the service, some ot which arc ^Viring PORT ORFORD, OREGON the saving of life and property, prevent AGENCY ion of smuggling and the enforcement Dorothy B. Johnson. Manager of the customs and all Federal law, Dr. Floyd W. Dodds Phone 301 Fort Orford, Ore. upon the high seas and the navigable Dent IM waters of the United States and it» Office In Bandon Medical Owter pouMBsions, International Ice Patrol, l>adleM Aid 44 ill Meet—The I»a Oregon Flandon Seal Patrol, training of men hunt sea dies’ Aid will meet August 14 at SATURDAY. AUG 10 men and officers, building and main the home of Mrs. Lorna Lacey. AT THE DR R N SHERWIN taining aids to navigation, and the pa trol of regattas. The Coast Guard is Cr^wd Attend« Opening Over a PHYSICIAN and SURGEON also a part of the military forces of hundred and fifty persons attend- the United States operating under the Office in Medical Center ed the official opening of Shaw’s Treasury Department in lime of peace Phone 351 Bandon, Ore. Gift Shop last Saturday in its new It's An Inexpensive and under the Navy in time of war or quarters in the post office build- when directed by the President ing", according to Frank Harvey D. E. BAIRD, M. D Sport That’s Fun! To quickly and proficiently perform Shaw. Jr., proprieor. A number of POPULAR PRICES BENNETT APTS all its allolcd duties the Coast Guard prizes were given to first custom has its cutters, patrol boats, planes, life Office Hours— Sponsored by Curry Post ers. rolled a you’ve No 76. American Legion boat stations, lookouts, lightship», light- 9 . 11 A M down a gleaming smooth i tender and * ommunii ation system. In MORE DEMAND FOR 2 5 P M you know what we mean x order to live up to its motto "Scmpei Indian Pipes Displayed—A rare OREGON SEED CROPS Pareti»“ (always ready ) it has, above we say bowling's a swell 8] ly seen but comparatively common all, a highly trained personnel of which C W. Noyes If you never have, try it sot Oregon seed growers are expected io plant known as Inaian Pipes is on the training never ceases. Notary bowling is a grand game’ exhibit in the Seaside Grille this be called upon to supply an increased Attorney at Law week. The plant was loaned to domestic demand tor field and vegetable Insuiance — AU Kind*^ OPEN PHEASANT SEASON make»» bowlln, the Grille by Mrs Frank Fay Ed- ► KM* a line Oregon Port Orford SAME AS LAST YEAR dy, who had had the plant in the truly Inexpensive «port! Co office of the Post for several has cut off many of the normal sources in and treat yourself to a goo<l While the greater part of western of supply, acording to a recent »täfe And REMEMBER, when you want a real good JOHN NIELSON Oregon will be cloned to Chinese Pheas l' S Department ment (sued bx the fungus-like Indian Pipes is FIRE. AUTO ant ant and Valley Quail hunting next fall, glasn of UKAI GUT BEER, look for the Olympia Blue growth that subsists on the decay of Agriculture INSURANCE there will be no ban on shooting these Neon Sign and the Olympia Authorized Dispenser Seed" chiefly affected include crin ed vegetation from tree» and in upland bird» in Jackson, Josephine, Coos SURETY BONDS. son and white clovers, ryegrass, orchard Certificate. Bottled Olympia Beer everywhere! thi» respect resembles orchids It NOTARY PUBLIC and that part of Douglas county south is a plant which is common in the grass, and hairy vetch, all of which are Bandon. Oregon of the township line between township» woods of Curry county, but It is produced in thi« Mate Oregon is also 28 and 29 south In other words, the OLYMPIA BREWING COMPANY RECREATIONAL CENTER < hard to find in most cases. The expected to become a major production same territory in Western Oregon open ERNEST PHILPOTT OLYMPIA, W A • H. g U. S . A. Port Orford, Ore , was found in the center for «ugar lært seed, according to plant on exhibit to pheasant hunting last season will Painter and Decorator t»eM information gathered by O S ( woods near Silver Springs again be open this year. Thi» season It has attracted much attention experiment station me n Port Orford, Oregon w.!i extend from October 15 to 5! WHAT YOUR NEIGHBORS ARE DOING COOL 1ST DISTRICT HAS VACANCY . FOR ACADEMY CREM AIR CURL HAZEL'S LUMBER BUILDING SUPPLIES Coast Lumber Products Co DANCING ENJOY BOWLING A^aiiìer O lympic Its the Water' Rainbow Gardens CAMPBELLS DIXIELAND BAND POT 0'GOLD ; s jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit n iiii I
