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p-'>i Orford Deep Water Harbor — The KEY to the Development of the Vast Natural Resources of the Mid-Pacific Const Empire PORT ORFORD NEWS Volume V. Port Orford, Oregon, Tuesday, November 3, 1931 Curry Climate Supreme; Finest To Be Found in U. S. Beach Santis To Be Mined; Macleay Leases Property DEPENDABILITY Dependability is essential to a successful life. The word covers those other highly necessary qualifica tions — honesty, integrity, faithfulness — and is a prime requisite in whatever line of endeavor one may engage in. Without dependability there can be no con fidence, and without confidence the great business fabrication of the world must fall. V u rry co u n ty ’s w onderful clim ate d Is being recognized by those living I f i f A I o W ith the announcem ent last week elsew here, accordin g to a le tte r pub th a t the M acleay E state com pany lished in the O regonian from F. M Sunday, N ovem ber 8, 1931. '-------- of W edderburn had leased conaid- Gill of T he D alles, Oregon. Mr. , S unday School, 10:30 a. m. M essrs M A. D upius and Ju liu s erable of its beach p ro p erty to Gill ch aracterizes it as th e finest I •i Nelson of K ennew ick, W ash., spent John M orris of I xm Angeles w ho Forum , 7:00 p. m. clim ate in th e w hole U nited S tates 1 •• several days last week Investigating Plans on extensive blacksand m ln- Bible p ictu res a t the Forum , an d com pares it w ith o th er sec 11 the d a iry situ atio n in the P o rt Or- ing, C u rry county prom ises to tions of the co u n try H is le tte r fol- ! T h u rsd ay evening, 7 o'clock y ford a rea again become active in th e recov- lows: ! M r an d M rs G. E. Shelton of ery of ,h e values know n to exist 40 w ere In atte n d a n c e a t Sunday « th . ° r, Wl8n tO ca to school Sunday m orning. L u th er B a - 1“ E ugene passed th ro u g h P o rt O rford ,n tbp bpapbp" along Its coast line. the atte n tio n of yo u r read ers th e k er su b stitu ted for Mrs. F o rty Mr F rid a y en route to Gold B each to 11 is also announced th a t th e lease a re a of land having th e fin est cli- F a lk n e r su b stitu ted for M rs Sweet visit w ith friends provides fo r th e Installation of four m ate m the U nited S tates. It is not an d Mrs gchlappi took ch arg e of Mr. an d Mrs. K H. H ansen of u n *‘8' w ,‘h an ag g reg ate dally in A rizona; it is not in F lo rid a I t Mrs. L ynch’s class. L u th er la k e r M yrtle P o in t visited briefly T hurs- c a Paclty of 4000 yards, for the con- lies along the coast in southw est- I of M yltle P oint ha8 consentPd to d ay a t th e L, B. H a tto n home. cen tratio n of th e sands. T his ac- ern O regon an d n o rth w estern Cal- tak e ch arg e of thp . , p ,o„ eer G eorge Quigley and son, N orm an, tlvlty *8 thp d irect result of the arTa vet the a " almO8t unknow n class, w hich has been w ith o u t a retu rn ed hom e S atu rd ay h aving new P,a n ‘ being installed a t Co ord at R h n n ,g 7 ° 1 teac h er fo r The boys finished th e ir em ploym ent on the duille by Dr. Roy F itzG erald and o ra a t Gold B each, Oregon, had a f - z sta te h ighw ay n o rth of R eedsport, ““’ ««'lates to recover th e values a re eagerly looking forw ard w ith te m p e ra tu re of 25 degrees above Mr and Mrs. C. H. M ansell and from blacksand concentrates, and Tk r , n I in *erest t0 M r B ak er’s class su p er zero. T he sam e n ig h t The Dalles, I vision t d a u g h te r of Coquille spent Sunday tbp co n cen trates will probably be Or., had a te m p e ra tu re of 25 de-1 _ a t the R achael M arsh hom e on E lk 8biPPpd to Coquille fo r tre a tm e n t Forum grees below th e cipher. river. fo r th e tim e being alth o u g h plans _ . . . Bible p ictu res w ere show n last At B rookings. Or., calla lihes a re T h u rsd ay evening for a sh o rt period I Mr and Mrs. H arold Johnson and alP sa ld to be In the form ative T h Z 1 i n V , " 'J " fc* aCrC St thP F ° rUm p ™ lo u s m eT children accom panied by Mrs. s‘agp for the construction of a 100- T h ere is not fro st enough to do ber8 going on a .-spook Qn | M aude F o rty and Mrs. W. R. John- ,on d a l|y cap acity mill for process- them injury. F u ch ias grow in to | T he H eads, chaperoned by Mrs Ma- son visited In Gold R each th e fore- ing the co n cen trates in the vicinity p a rt of last week. Gold Beach. sm all trees and roses bloom 12 J bel Gillings. Mrs M ary B R ic e , m onths in the year. It is not neces- Mrs G rover T ichenor and Mrs Ty- N B. M arsh is c o n stru ctin g a The FitzG erald p lant a t Coquille sary to d,g and sto re vegetables | re „. A bout 45 a ttended F o ru m Sun- g a rag e on his Oregon stre e t proper- is expected to be ready to receive ty In th e n o rth p art of town, and " n J tre a t co n cen trates w ithin the At H ouston, Tex., in 1929, t h e , day night. The su b ject w as 'P ro- 0 plans on re tu rn in g here to reside next few days, and. ow ing to the e a rth froze fo u r inches deep. I t w as j hibition". N ext S unday will be ob- K Mr and Mrs David McKenzie Interest being tak en in blacksand th ree degrees below zero in San An- served as "A rm istice’’ Sunday and 11 tonio a t th e sam e tim e. The su m F eggy Corson h as been placed in m otored to M arshfield S atu rd ay on m ining as a resu lt o f th e installa- busineaa. tlon of this p lan t, a successful m er te m p e ra tu re s in T exas range ch arg e of th e pro g ram an d decora- it from a m inim um of 70 to D eepsea fisherm en w ere g reatly dem o n stratio n of its efficiency max-1 tions. im um of 100 degrees. In C u rry , T his T h u rsd ay night, N ovem ber encouraged last week when the should place the beach sand min- prlce of fish w as raised to th ree log in d u stry on its feet as a going county, O regon, an d Del N orte I sth . a business m eeting will be “held .. cents a pound. business. county, C alifornia, th e su m m er tern- to elect a new lead er and a secre- n»«a«-"a»niaiK:tns:::ii Mr. and Mrs. C larence Z um w alt p e ra tu re s rarely exceed 85 degrees, ,a ry to ,,,, vacancies caused by In the early days beach m ining spent S unday a t th e hom e of Mrs. w as the source of a considerable th e range being from 55 to 85 de resignations. R achael M arsh on E lk river. grees. r ,„ h .- n l . gold Production along th e C u rry laulies Aid , The countyw ide T.-B. and abor- " » ....... .. - o r - Un,. .„ H M rs- N ellie M ilbury, well know n P o rtlan d , Nov. 2.—T he O regon - __ Fog is the bane of m an y a coastal country. B eginning a t a point about ! ° m orrow W ed‘ T " te8ting, ° f d alry ca ttle ,n and beloved in MyrUe P ° ‘b ‘. Pa-«e<l H istorical Society has selected 8ppnding " " ‘"d efin ite tim e at the every w Y n t i / u 'h " a .'‘fY ™ iT ed ten miles south of C rescent City, , h„ "n day n leet.n g a t C u rry county will s ta r t S atu rd ay , aw ay early th is m orning (T hurs- "D octor John M cL o u g h lln ” as the "™ " of M r' a n -‘ M r«- T O t e t B arit- ploym ent in a lim ited way due to — - . . . „ a , . . ----- ------------- i ,h e borne of Mrs. D avid M cKenzie N ovem ber 7. Dr. W. E T histle- d a y , at the M ercy hospital In N o rth subject fo r the 1932 C C B eekm an '° T , ‘he crude m ethods It w as n e r e » . T Cal., an d extending n o rth to Lang- lois, a d istan ce of ab o u t 120 m iles E ' k r ‘VPr Wlth 8 p o t-,upk w aite’ federal v eterin arian , will be Bend, w here she . has been confined HisLory P riz e s and M edals. T he Mr. and Mrs. R. O M cKenzie and to «nn to employ, employ, to to a num ber of men the fog stay s out at sea and rarely 1 n er 8erved a t noon- The m em bers detailed for a period of th ree w eeks for a couple of m onths. P lan s w ere prizes a re four In num ber, viz., first " Y a" d ” ” fR a y Z am w a“ ro tu m - W |th a m odern and successful in upon th . land eith er ° f th ° W om an's c lu b w“ > "•«» be for th is w ork. R M K nox, county in p rogress to bring hei to M yrtle 860; second $50; th ird $40, an d th(1J ‘ . """ p " V , r ’’* " ’ n,e<hod of co n c e n tra tin g th e sands ever comes guests of Mrs. McKenzie. agen t, is a rra n g in g th e schedule P o in t w hen she becam e w orse and fo u rth $30; an d will be aw arded fo r , „ 7 , Y ? ? C In t,,rn a - a " d th e recovery of th e v a lu e, from sum m er or w inter. an d fu rn ish in g tra n sp o rta tio n . passed aw ay. Mrs. C aroline T rain th T he rain fall is plentiful, but when j th e e best h e « t fo u r original ------------------ ivestock exposition. th e c o n cen trates S outhw estern Or- essays on --- the M arth Ban- egon m ay ,ook M".r h ’ a Felshelm - T of ®>n: to full tim e T his is th e firs t countyw ide and Mrs. R ueben R ouppe, old above nam ed su b ject w ritten and don th e rain is over the sun com es out j p ro g ram of th is n a tu re in th e sta te frien d s of th e deceased, w ent over su b m itted by girls o r boys over w arm ly and th ere is n o t th e hang- , and C u rry county is p a rtic u la rly to tb e h ospital yesterday w hen it fifteen y ears of age an d under over of show ers th a t a re a curse o .. t o p erations of th e Coquille p lan t will Mis. Louise S u tton h as retu rn ed be w atched w ith g re a t Interest fo rtu n a te in leading, Mr. Knox says. w as know n she had not long to live. eighteen y ears of age, atte n d in g to m any a rain y country. B ecause B arn y ard Club H igh Jin k s from a vlnit w ith h e r d au g h ter. _____ __________________ P erm ission from th e b u reau a t I ie r b°d y w as bro u g h t h ere today of the rain fall the land is heavily any public or p riv ate school, a c a d The B a rn y a rd club held its sec- tim bered, th e P o rt O rford cedar ond an n u al high "jin k s at A rizona W ashington. D C., to com bine th e an d a rra n g e m e n ts for the funeral emy, sem inary, college, university, M rs Jesse T u rn e r of Gold Beach E. N. B ro tten has sold his milk being th e m ost valuable tre e in its In n S atu rd ay evening, O ctober 31. tW° te sts w as 8 ‘ven ab o u t a w eek w “ ‘ no‘ bp m ade until relatives o r o th er educational in stitu tio n Mr. and Mrs. R Q M cKenzie re- forests. The su rface being moun- The club o rig in ated a y e a r ago and ag ° A chal ge of 17c p er head wl11 “ re h e ard from . w ithin the S tate of Oregon. E ach of route to W J. Sweet and B ruce now delivering m ilk tu rn ed S a tu rd a y from a tte n d in g tainous th e ag ric u ltu ra l a re a is en g h t new m em bers w ere in itiated be colIpctpd by tbp co unty to cover Mrs. M ilbury lived In M yrtle the fo u r prize w inners will also H pnry from the Sw eet E lk riv er ranch th e P acific In te rn a tio n a l L ivestock ra th e r lim ited and th e land ra th e r Into th e secrets of th e o rd er S at th e CO8t of ear tag8’ P°s ta g e - and P o in t on the hill when Mr. M ilburv receive a handsom e bronze m edal to his old custom ers. exposition at P o rtlan d , w here they d ifficu lt to clea r i u rd ay n ig h t m uch to th e am use- ^ b o rato ry fee T he cost for th e w as living, the couple only being The conditions governing the Mrs G eorge D eB relssay m otored won th e W illam ette V alley Wool In places th ere is gold in ' th e m en t of th e o ------- th er ---------------- guests. The C ev- "B arrie te d s t six alone is w 35c u rry T m y ears hen In he passed com petition a re as follows: u . ,O ! Bngl° '8 ‘hp P »ri of th e G row ers silver tro p h y for th e ir / beach san d s and <we s trip of beach ening w as sp en t w ith gam es, stu n ts. c°u n ty . aw ay about sixteen y ears ago Since T he essay su b m itted in com pel!- wppk on business cham pionship B raid fleCCe Five sand co n tain s p latin u m S tream s a n d music, an d a t a late h o u r re- The «»operation of all th e dairy- th en Mrs. M ilbury has spent her tlon m ust not exceed tw o th o u san d Mr. and Mrs. G eorge P u rd in cham pionship silver trophies and a re full of fish, tro u t an d steel- fresh m en ts of pum pkin pic, dough- Plen w “ ‘ bp p,” pntlal so th a t no tim e betw een M yrtle P o in t and P o rt w o rd , in length have re tu rn e d from th e ir honey- o th e r p r, „ B w ere won £y o * head salm on The ocean h as m yr- n u ts, coffee an d cider w ere served. tlm e W“ 1 bp ,O8‘ *n a n y com roun- O rford and w ith relatives around The essay m ay be in h an d w ritin g mo” n and ,a k e n up ,h p ,r pp"‘dence en trie s in th e wool and m ohair Con iads of food fish. T he m o u n tain s Those enjoying th e a ffa ir w ere Mr. lty Aa,,‘stan ce can be given in get- Spokane. She w as a lady w ho m ade or in ty p ew ritten form , p referab ly ,n P o r‘ O rford T hey w ere m arried te st sponsored by the Pacific Co a re the h a b ita t of d eer and elk an(j Mrs. A. P. Sweet, Mr. an d Mrs. tin g th e cows in th e b arn , ear- m an y frien d s because of h er kind- upon p aper of com m ercial le tte r J"8t TuP"day In Coquille. R oger o p erativ e Wool G row ers, tw o of the W in ter g ard en in g is very prof- H en ry A dolphsen. Mr. an d M rs N ta g g ,n g and h alterin g th e cows. ness and goodness H er friends all size, e ith e r ruled or unruled, the H andley and W illiam McClellan sliver tro p h ies com ing to C u rry itable in A rizona and in th e R io p G ran t, Mr and Mrs. F ra n k Seal. Del N o rte co u n ty is m ak in g con- m ade h e r w elcome when she cam e G rande valley in Texas. C onditions Dr. and Mrs. L. R P u g h and baby. sidprable pro g ress In th e ir clean-up h ere as they did elsew here She several sheets being num bered con- ’, r “ ng :,H w itnesses. Mrs. P u rd in county, C a rp e n te r B ro th ers of PIs- tol R iver being the w in n er of th ird a re m ore favorable fo r w in te r gar- Mr. and Mrs. R oy Corson, Mr. an d P ro g ram and bu y ers a re alread y w as a m em ber of the E a ste rn S tar, secutively and w ritten on one side wa: fo rm er,y T helm a Dean cn!y; w ith blank space of about Mr" ‘ “ ffnrd R eynolds of Hon- place In th e doe fleeces In m ohair denlng in C u rry and Del N o rte M rs O rris K napp. Mr and Mrs com ing in to Coos and C u:: v noun H er age w as fifty-eight y ears 'o r e an d one-quarter inches a t top olulu sp en t th e week end w ith her counties th a n in eith e r of th e o th er p oy w Babel. Mrs, E. J. B ak er Ues for clean stock T his O ne siste r lives a t P a ik d c lc , a .,! and left-hand m argin. sister, Mrs R. L. W ag n er of Elk places m entioned A T exas in d u stry g j Spoerl. N a t P erk in s. A rt Ma- te s t is com ing a t ju s t th e rig h t R iver, leaving yesterday for Broad- one a t Spokane, W ash. A h a lf-sis-1 is grow ing vegetable p lan ts fo r i yea w H S h erid an . Mrs. Genievie help p u t It over, The essay shall be accom panied ben, whprp „hp w ||, v„ )t rp |, t|vM te r lives a t Salem. The G irl S couts of P o rt O rford shipm ent n o rth into colder areas. B eam an o f Gold Beach, Mrs P eral -------------------- by a se p a ra te sheet co n tain in g the bpforp bpr rpturn H aw al, will give an A rm istice P ro g ram on One m an a t C arrizo Springs. T ex , E llingson of Coquille. Mrs Alta nam e and post office ad d rass of th e M r„ c A B rcb tp , and Mrg Ber- N ovem ber 11 a t 8 p m. The public p lan ts th is fall 1500 pounds of cab- L arson and d a u g h te r V irginia of w riter, th e d ate of his o r h er blrtn, n a | F orty and Q and th e nam e of th e school atten d - R andon ’ SaYurdav lf1re" m° tOr*d *8 lnv,,ed to a tte n d T hero b* P o rtlan d , N ov 2 —J o u e tt Shouse, bage seed and 1500 pounds of Crys- Bandon. Miss E n a M cKenzie Don- T he S o uthern P acific passenger j ed. B andon S atu rd ay , no adm ission charg e ta i W ax onion seed to produce a | d and Jo y McKenzie, and A B executive ch airm an of th e D emo E arl . H _ iggins -- -------- . ____ ______________________ ___ . . of Spokane, W a s h . , -----------— ____ _ p lan ts for shipm ent. T his in d u stry H oggatt. c ra tic N atio n al C om m ittee has ap- and mail tra in due in M arshfield! pointed Jo sep h K C arson J r "of T h u radey m o rning w as w recked I Thprp ’ b a " bp dp“ vprod w ith arriv ed S a tu rd a y to spend an In- g u est of Mr. an d Mrs. Sw eet a t m ay be developed in th e a re a of A rizona Inn. w hich I speak I M asquerade P a rty teach er o r in s tru c to r of the educu- h is g ra n d fa th e r, R ich ard M. Price. Mr and Mrs. H enry Adolphsen T his a re a is p a rticu larly suited A l7aHo* e .<‘,n m a« iu p'’a de p a rty m ittee to raise its portion of th e n e a r is,ekoba d" p ‘o ru n n in g Int Mrs. P au l L eutw yler m otored to tra n sa c te d business In Bandon Sat- fo r hom es for people w ho need to w as g ‘vpn F rid ay n ig h t a t th e Lim- $1,500,000 the p a rty p lan s secu rin g 8 ‘ree ‘bat bad fa “ cn across the tional in stitu tio n attended, sta tin g live In a mild and equable clim ate Pacb H“ " by th * Misses Lela and for th e 1932 presid en tial cam paign I tr a c k ' cauelng the engine to over- J,, „ Ur~ ay I t would be a fine place for hos- J " ’,e G rum ley, D onna M cKenzie a thoro u g h cam paign will be m ad - ,u rn and "e v c ra l cars detailed. N o! , h , 1 8 K n a PP retu rn ed M onday F red Jam ieson and son, H ow ard pitalization of those needing an a l‘d Ppggy The guests th ro u g h o u t th e sta te by Mr C arson I one w as ‘«Jured R elief traln a j ¿ n o rd «r to be con.idaretl In cam [™ m, l P_7'tlan d w hpr* hp a ‘ ‘*nded visited In Langlois Sunday of last b ro u g h t the m ail to Coos Ray and r,ct,“ on thp p»»»y m ust be delivered tbp • t <*:k show week, equable clim ate. It can e ith er be a cam p m asked and in costum e and to place O regon in th e fro n t ran k p assen gers w ere tra n sfe rre d to by rnal1 or *n Peraon to the O regon M rs Alta la r s o n and d au g h ter, F ra n k Robb left yesterday fo r sum m er, or a w in te r resort. ' ,h e h a " was dlm ly " ghtpd w “ b I t should be m uch b e tte r know n . cand|ps G am es and d an cin g w ere Jam ieso n , V ernon Jam ieso n and stages P o rt O rford did not receive H istorical Society, Room C. Public V irginia, w ere week end guests of his hom e in Hollywood a fte r spend- ita m all from the north, no rth or its i 2 A ud“ °riu m , ' 253 treet. Sw eei eet or of Arizona A rizona m Ing the past few weeks in P o rt M a M ia arket rx e i s S tre e t, M r and M rs A. P ow g tne th a n it Is. T housands of people liv- pni° y pd. w “ b re fresh m en ts of N ad in e and D onald Babel. O rford Inv estig atin g conditions. daily P o rtlan d papers, until F ri- P o rtla n d . O regon, not la te r th an Ion Ing In O regon do no t know t h a t , d o u g h n u ts an d c‘<ier M rs R oy B Betty Seal H as Party C. C In m an who has been ill d u r- M rs N ancy R uasell of L anglois day O regon h n a s such an U topia u to p ia w ithin itn.n | Cor8on' Miss R u th C lark and Mrs F rtd ay n(ght a t hpr homp Rp All essays subm itted in com petl lng ,h ’’ p a"‘ ,w o WPpk'' '• ropM ly sp en t several days last week a t the ' “ In a r tv Invtra ^ e w ^ Y Í L' e n tertain ed several of her tlon will be num bered and sub- . rpcovarlng under the care of D r hom e of Mr and M rs C. A. Long, sta te s since Ju ly 21, th is y ear. 11 Pa rty In v ited guests w ere Misses p iay m at eg at a delig h tfu l p arty m itted, w ithout the nam es of the H ouston of Random _ S unday she retu rn ed to her home have som ething of a perspective of ;M“ r i ba _Fel8b7 ? . . ° Y ® 7 ’.<,° 2 ” 7 ’* G am es w ere enjoyed until 10 o'clock W ord h as been received by rel- w riters o r o th er identifying m ark s th e clim ates of these states. an<l when a delicious luncheon w as ntlves In P o rt O rford and Sixes th a t >° th ree judges selected by th e un- 8nd d a ,lg b tp r- L uetta, and Mrs w ho sp en t th e day there. a p p reciate the value of th e c lim a te , ^ “ p' Vlvtan^ W h te T rlb- „prvpd „ pr lncludpd Wln- Ja c k Z um w alt of Seattle, a son of derslgned com m ittee. H a rry S tra h a n m otored to B andon bey. E llen B arto n , H azel Jam ieson, F ra n k S chlappl tran sa c te d bus of the a re a I am describing S unday afternoon C ath erin e Sm ith. Lucille M clntee n ifred Babel, R ay Capps. D orris M r and M rs C harles Z um w alt of iness in Gold B each W ednesday All com petitive essaya will F M G ILL. T he Dalles. Or, F orty, Lucille L indberg. Hazel Mil Sixes, em ployed In the U nited ! judged according to T Y e lr "general guV sV ^f T * M P rice X i n g ' " ^ S hirley F orty. E d ith T ichenor. It la announced th a t H. L. S auers ler. Melba W hite, E d n a O stran d er. A Sons a re engaging In th e real The shore section from Cape G eorge Jew ett and De i-oae Appie- ton of B B en ancroft Fiianco south to C ape S ebastian, a ---- ton cro ft Roy _ F Faris, aris, Mel- J“0«?’ ”a8’ ~~k8’ >8« yp"‘ppday ---------- Ray t« w D -n d i, distance of approxim ately "30 miles, v,n E1“ a- Clinton From m , . . . j „ . enjoys g re a te r freedom from fo r From m . F ra n k Seal. E lliott Wood- f y and Billy m u a n n o n . i a .. ww ! V eteran« H ospital. P o rtlan d ’han any o th e r section of th e coast. w o rtb - G eorge W oodw orth. Donald ' x : , : ' x : • s z s r a i : Mrs. D cB relsav E n te rta in s an d Mra Z um w alt visited in S ta tistics k ept and com piled a t M cKenzie, H ow ard Jam ieson, and Mrs G eorge D ehrelsay en tertain - O rford last sum m er P o rt O rford by U. 8 C ooperative F d d ‘« Conley. h a ,d lln e ?h t °. i e M" R E W agner on E lk ♦ O F E R , found In display adver- ♦ ed S a tu rd ay evening for h e r sons I W e ath er O bserver H en ry Jo h n sto n Mrs. B abel E n tertain s » B B e e X n L^Z l l / l i ' ’^Tt". A 2 V*F T h ' V r *’Urnpd ,o ,h ’ ,r ho'" <‘ * “ «pm ent on page 3 of this Is- * Lezlle and V ictor a t a d elightful for the tw elve m onths ending Oc- F rid ay n ig h t M rs Roy W Babe) B B eekhan. Leslie M S cott and F rid ay ♦ sue of the NEW S, will expire ♦ H allow e'en p a rty D eco ratio n s of to b er 31, 1931, show rem ark ab le c li- , en tertain ed several of h er daugh- au tu m n leaves adorned th e house G eorge H Himes. E L W hite, accom panied by his ♦ on N ovem ber 16. T his o ffer ♦ T uesday evening of la s t week -r.atlc c o n d itio n s - n ever h o t and te r N ad in e’s little fr ie n is Hallow- .. _ w . __. . . . . A fte r th e little guests had th e ir sister, Miss M adge W hite, w ho ♦ enables one to obtain a wide * never cold The hotest day d u rin g e’en p ran k s and gam es w ere g reat- H allowe en gam es delicious refresh- Mr. and M rs W. T W hite Jr., en- : baa been sp ending th e past few ♦ range of sta n d a rd reading m at- ♦ tertali.ed a t a 6 o’clock d in n er at ! th a t period w as on S eptem ber 1 ly enjoyed an d delicious refresh mM,ta w ere served T heir guests In- T he en tire d istric t crew of the w eeks In P o rt O rford and vicinity, ♦ te r for approxim ately h a lf the * when the th erm o m eter reached M m ent* w ere served, th e <uests be- Cludin< Mr and M rs E llis Miller th e W estern Hotel, the guests be- _ . . _ I*“ F rid ay fo r P o rtla n d F rom ♦ reg u lar price. It offers an ex- * decrees, and the coldest w as on ing G eorgiana McKenzie. H elen and children K eith and E lton Mil- Ing Mr. and M rs C. H Y oung of W est Coast l5 ° m p" riy P o rilan d th ey will go on to B ak er ♦ ceptlonally a ttra c tiv e way of ♦ Gold Beach Mr and Mrs F ra n k w as engaged last week In J a n u a ry 11 w hen It dropped to 20 Lindberg. P hyllis Sutton. L»*ta ler M r and M rs B ern al F o rty and lr’ wbppp he will be joined on his re- * m aking C h ristm as presents, as » Miss R u th C lark. Mrs M ary lng telephons lines In th e P o r* rt ‘p a Or- degrees above zero. D u rin g th e per- Johnson. L a R ene Maloy, Alice children G ordon and E laine, and Seal, B Rice. Miss L u etta Jo hnston fo rd area and trouble th a t h ad 'b .J n Z’.0 ’" ’’ Mf" W h“ ' “ d ‘h' ‘r * 8tan d ard r*a d in g m a tte r la .1 . * iod th ere w ere 220 clear sunshiny B echtel. L aw rence Miller. Billy Mr and Mrs Dillon “ K a th e r in e F a s n a c h t M rs Ma b o th erin g officials for - - - - - - - ___ * acceptable R em em ber ♦ (C ontinued an page , Lindberg. H ew itt Maloy. over a y ear Irvin d a u g h te r H elen of O phir Mrs E llison of Coquille, siste r of * th e offer cloaea N ovem ber 18 . bel G illings and Mia« M adge W hite w as diseoveted an d corrected A. P Bweet, was th e week end CHURCH CALENDAR PORT ORFOR T ^ Dependability is built on clear thinking and hon est effort. A liar is not dependable, nor a thief, but an honest person can be depended on without words. A child should be taught how dependent it is on others —how our lives hang on other people’s worth. He may be slow to give a promise, but a child trained in habits of thoughtfulness, consideration for others, and a re gard for his own welfare, will grow up into that most satisfactory citizen—the dependable person—and with an inner guide that makes him face the world happy, fearless and free. Countywide T-B Test Mrs. Nellie Milbury Dies Prizes for Best E ssays Hallowe’en Festivities Curry Takes Prizes Armistiee Program To Finance War ('hest Train Wrecked Jack Zumwalt Recovering £ £ HoX"' X :X "; SFranky ."“ . S ? " «—*»«-• - Dinner Party Repair Lines
