PORT ORFORD
NEWS
P o r^ rfo rd ^ O re g o n ^ u e sd a ^ A jjril^ ^ ^ R .
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LOCALS
D an E n g lem an w as found dead
a t his hom e F rid a y m orning. H e
w as la s t seen M onday m o rn in g a t
L anglois. Som etim e betw een th a t
d ay an d F rid a y he passed aw ay
alone. H is b ro th er, Jo h n , w ent
over to see ab o u t him an d found
he had been dead fo r sev eral days.
A rran g em en ts w ere m ade fo r b u ri­
al w hich took place a t L anglois
cem etery S a tu rd a y aftern o o n a t
tw o o’clock
R ev W h itsett offici­
ated a t th e service. Two b ro th ers
an d a siste r survive him in th e
im m ed iate fam ily. Mr. E n g lem an
w as well know n about Langlois,
h av in g lived th e la rg e r portio n of
his life in th e vicinity.
THE SHORTEST
THING IN
THE WORLD
No, not a gnat’s eyelash nor a mosquito’s
whisker—PUBLIC MEMORY.
You may have been in business for 50 years
and the people know about it. But they
forget—new customers are being born ev­
ery minute and they grow up and have to
be told.
Rev. W h itse tt accom panied A. P.
Sw eet to B andon S a tu rd ay a f te r ­
noon a fte r th ey had a tten d ed th e
fu n e ra l of D an E n g lem an a t L an g ­
lois.
A. P. Sw eet re tu rn e d to cam p
a t R ock creek Sunday. Mrs. Sw eet
an d th e fam ily accom panied him
as fa r as Coquille w here th ey a t ­
tended ch u rch services a t th e Pio­
n e e r M ethodist ch u rch , an d had
d in n e r w ith Mrs. E llingson, Mr
S w eet's sister. T hey m et th e eldest
d au g h ter. N eonta, w ho had been
to E ugene to give a tte n tio n to h e r
te e th w hich a re un d erg o in g re ­
alig n m en t. The fam ily re tu rn e d
hom e S unday afternoon.
A NOTE TO MERCHANTS
Unless you keep telling them by Advertis­
ing what you have to offer them, the fel­
low who has only been in business 50 weeks
and who advertises intelligently will prove
to you the truth of it.
»
YOU MUST TELL THEM TO
SELL THEM
Mrs. W. M. R ussell o f Langlois,
w ho h as been su fferin g from a
larg e abscess, is m uch im proved,
th e abscess h av in g b roken in sev­
eral places and b rin g in g relief from
th e in ten se su fferin g .
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J a c k W h itse tt sp en t th e w eek­
end a t A rizona In n w ith th e Sw eet
children.
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O Rev. J. C. W h itsett, P a sto r.
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C alen d ar for services,
A pril 7, 1929.
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Sunday,
S unday school a t both places a t
10 a. m.
H our of public w orship: L an g ­
lois ch u rc h a t 11 a. m .; P o rt O r­
ford ch u rch a t 7:30 p. m.
T his firs t S unday of A pril is th e
reg u lar com m union tim e an d the
Rev. C. C. H u let passed th ro u g h
P o rt O rford W ednesday aftern o o n
on his w ay to M yrtle P oint. He
rep o rted a com pletion of th e c a n ­
v ass of th e Gold B each com m un­
ity fo r th e su p p o rt of th e local
ch u rch and in p re p a ra tio n , of th e
Ail w ho have a belief a n d tru s t com ing of R ev an d Mrs. Angel to
in Je s u s C h rist as S av io r an d Lord ta k e c h arg e o f th e w ork o f th e
a re invited to com e a n d p a rta k e ch u rch a t th a t place. Mr. Angel
of th is com m em oration o f th e will a rriv e In tim e to fill th e pu lp it
th e second S u n d ay in April.
C rucified an d R isen C hrist.
Rev. J. C. W h itse tt will a tte n d
T h o u g h t fo r th e w eek: ‘"And it
cam e to pass, as H e s a t a t m eat th e sp rin g m eetin g of th e Coos
w ith th em , H e took b read an d B a y 'P re sb y te ry of th e P re sb y terian
blessed it, an d b rak e, an d gave to church, m eetin g in conju n ctio n
them . A nd th e ir eyes w ere op­ w ith th e P re sb y te ry of so u th ern
ened. an d th ey knew H im .”—L luke O regon a t R oseburg. T u esd ay eve­
n in g of n ex t week.
24:30-31.
L ord's S u p p er will be celeb rated in
con n ectio n w ith th e services both
m orn in g an d evening. T hem e of
discourse: "B reaking B read w ith
Je s u s.”
Page 3.
W ord w as received by Mrs. Jes­ land. w as calling on th e tra d e th e
Mrs. Y oung of L anglois sp en t a
sie H o g att la st w eek from
Mr m iddle of last week.
few days last w eek v isitin g h er
H o g att in P o rtla n d of th e death of
sister. Mrs. E tta
A dolphsen of
R. G. M cK enzie m ade a trip to
his m other.
P o rt O rford.
Gold B each F rid ay
Mrs. L ouis P eterso n h as been vis­
T. J. F rom m is w orking a t one
F ra n k H ili of H arb o r passed
itin g frien d s an d relativ es in N o rth
of O. J. M ath er's logging cam ps
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ednesday
B end and M arshfield.
on Sixes river.
noon on th e stag e
Mr. H ill w as
Mrs. R ach ael M arsh w as shop­ re tu rn in g from a m o n th sp en t a t
G. W Axtell of m iddle E lk cam e
ping in B andon T h u rsd ay a fte r­ L akeside w here he w as engaged into tow n S a tu rd ay fo r supplies
noon
in road construction.
and to a tte n d th e high school play
S atu rd ay night.
Mr and Mrs. Geo. Sutton w ere
J. C. W hite m otored up from
B andon shoppers S a tu rd a y a fte r­ B rushes creek last W ednesday and
Miss G race F rom m m otored to
noon.
m et his sister. Miss M adge W hite, tow n F rid ay
She w as accom pa­
w ho cam e down from P o rtla n d
C larence W rig h t m otored
to fo r a sh o rt v isit w ith relatives, re ­ nied by h er sister.
M arshfield la -t W ednesday
tu rn in g W ednesday aftern o o n
O tis B eckham of Coquille passed
T he M isses G race and F ried a
Mrs. L eV erne W rig h t m otored to th ro u g h P o rt O rford S aturday,
F ro m m an d Mrs. R o b ert F rom m of tow n early T h u rsd ay m orning.
northbound.
B ru sh es creek m otored to Gold
A. P. Sw eet of A rizona Inn m o­
B each last Sunday. Miss G race
H. E. Gale of the s ta te highw ay
F ro m m is a stu d e n t a t M onm outh d e p a rtm e n t a t Coquille visited P o rt tored to B andon S a tu rd a y a fte r­
noon.
no rm al
O rford T hursday.
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F r u it sta in s on the han d s m ay
be rem oved by ru bbing w ith a
paste of cornm eal and vinegar
C heesecloth m akes a good d u st­
ing cloth, as it absorbs th e d irt
and is readily w ashed out.
F lared and belted sp o rt coats a re
fashioned th is season in m aterials
of tw eeds, double faced woolens
and fancy m ixtures.
LA D IES:
It is your rig h t to be beautiful
and, to keep your beauty, a good
Cold C ream is Indispensable.
A
fo rm u la fo r a good Cold C ream
and a Specific B eau ty C ream se n t
on receipt of $1.00. W hy n o t m ake
your own an d save m oney?
A
C leansing form ula th a t will clean
a n y th in g except a conscience $2.00.
Miss M agnolia W hite of P o rtlan d
W. H. S heridan of Coquille spent
A rth u r M ayea cam e over from B oth se n t for $2 50
sp en t la st T uesday an d W ednesday th e week end a t th e Seaview ranch. R ock creek to spend the w eek-end
F A SC H L IE M A N N
as th e g u est of Mr. and Mrs. W
a t P o rt O rford.
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Gold B each, Ore.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
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T. W hite Sr.
tle child h as been ill of pneum onia
ONE OF NATURE’S RAREST FLOWERS
Mrs. R osa P u rd in w as painfully an d D r Gale w as called T uesday
in ju red last w eek w hile cu ttin g a night.
—A GOLD ORC HID WORTH $500
piece of wood. A stick flew up.
The ladies of the N eighbors of
h ittin g h e r on th e face and bruising
W oodcraft held a special m eeting
it severely.
last T uesday n ig h t to elect dele­
Mrs. Lois P itn e r has been con­ g ates fo r th e ir s ta te convention.
fined to h e r room w ith illness th e
C. H. P earse of th e m iddle E lk
p ast w eek and h e r husband. E. M.
sp
en t a few days in tow n last week
P itn e r, w as railed hom e from his
visiting friends an d buying su p ­
m o u n tain ranch.
plies.
C. C. In m an sp e n t th e week-end
A. P. Sw eet of A rizona In n w as
a t th e In m an m ines on Sixes.
a business visitor in Gold Beach
H en ry A dolphsen cam e over from T h u rsd ay m orning.
his logging project a t Rock creek
L. B. H atto n re tu rn e d M onday
to spend S unday a t his hom e a t
m orning to his m ining p ro p erty on
Seaview, E lk river.
| E lk river.
F re d Scofield m otored over from
Rev J. C. W h itsett sp en t S a tu r­
B ridge to P o rt O rford S atu rd ay to
a tte n d to business connected w ith day aftern o o n in B andon.
th e p ro p e rty he ow ns in town.
S. .1 Spoerl and N. S. P erk in s
cam e in from C hinquapin ridge to
a tte n d "All the T ow n’s T alking"
S a tu rd a y night. T hey w ere accom ­
panied back by Miss R u th C lark.
Mrs. M ary B R ice and Neil Rice,
w ho sp en t E a s te r visiting Mrs.
B a k e r an d fam ily.
H. L. S auers re tu rn e d
M arshfield S atu rd ay
from
Mrs. V ineyard, w ho form erly
cooked a t th e In m an m ines an d
w ho is now living on h er farm on
Sixes river, w as a business v isito r
in tow n S aturday.
C harles Fox of L anglois w as a
business v isito r In B andon S a tu r­
W. T. W hite Jr. m ade a business day, and Mr. and Mrs. F ox mo­
tr ip to R ogue riv e r last T hursday, tored to P o rt O rford Sunday.
re tu rn in g th e sam e day.
R obt. F o rty Is out again a fte r
Mrs. W. T W hite Jr. has Deen n seige of “flu.”
ill from a severe cold the p ast
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Atwood
w eek.
m otored down from B andon S a t­
H arv ey W right, salesm an for Al­ u rd ay evening to a tte n d th e high
b ers Bros. M illing com pany. P o r t­ school play.
Miss R u th A ndre holding a real gold orchid believed to be the
only one of Its kind in the world.
It w as developed by L. A. Fennell, a flo rist of Miami, Fla., a fte r
som e y ears of scientific research an d Its value is estim ated a t $500
It is in full bloom now and Its b rillian t blossom will la s t th ree
m onths. H owever, unless Mr. F ennell can find som e m eans of pro­
p ag atin g it, it will ag ain be lost to th e flow er world.
Port Orford’s Natural Deep Watei Harbor
THE KEY
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To the Development of the Great
Mid-Pacific Coast Empire
The logical tidewater outlet for th<*
great Mid-Pacific Coast Empire with
its inexhaustible supply of rich natural
resources consisting of 1-14 of all the
standing merchantable timber in the
United States, vast deposits of copper,
iron, gold, chrome, cinnabar, .coking
No Dredging
No Sunken Rocks
Protected from North and Northwest
Storms of Summer.
coal, granite, marble and a wide vari­
ety of the more precious mineral; and
its great diversity of agricultural
products.
Requires Limited Protection from
South and Southwest Storms of Win-
9300-Ton Vessel leading in Port Orford Harbor,
Repeatedly Selected by Board of Ar­
my Engineers as Harbor of Refuge
for Pacific Coast.
All Year Round Harbor for Deep Sea
Fishing.
Port Orford Chamber of Commerce
PORT ORFORD, OREGON
Center of the Great Recreational Re­
gion of Southwestern Oregon.
All Year Round Harbor for Deep Sea
Fishing.