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A wedding
interest to residents
jch -a was the marriage of
a» Owen of Crescent City
hn Franklin of Chico,
’aughn
s place at the Crescent
Jed church Saturday
April 5 with Rev. E.
i) officiating in a single
rrmony- Present were i a
^mber of friends and rel-
mreh was decorated with
triy greenery, and large
of apple blossoms. Pre-
rhe ceremony, Mrs. Millie
'sang: “Sweetest S t o r y
„Id.” accompanied at the
Mrs. E. R- Freeman.,
¡’so played the wedding
in marriage by her fath-
r Owen, of Medford, the
ore a white brocaded gown
ill-length veil. She carried
<r bouquet of white sweet
¡jacinths and carnations,
Mg satin streamer. H er
mament was strand of
Barbara Ward Phippis,
„ of honor, wore a pink
goo and carried a bou-
f pink carnations and sweet
The groom was attended by
Phipps as best man. Ush-
we Palmer Westbrook of
dace and Myron Franklin,
’ of the groom.
owing the ceremony a re
nai held at the home of
id Mis. N. F. McNamara,
?reet. frem 3 to 5. The can-
dlelighted buffet table was cen applications were received for can ruin several hundred dolarsair corps. Miss Marsten is a civil-
tered with a flower arrangement membership. A degree team will worth of valuable plants, it wouldian nurse at Tacoma General hos-
of white carnations,. hyacinths, be selected from the Lake Earl
not be surprising if any means pital.
flanked by white tapers in crys Grange.
at all might be employed to curb
tal holders.
the menace.
During
lecture
hour
a
program
Assisting at the reception were
was
given
by
the
teen-agers,
with
Dogs are also accused of scat
Mrs. Murdock Roeder, Mrs. Ralph
tering virus diseases. Owners of
Hampson, Mrs. Ada Hiller and Frances Bell as announcer:
Dance, by couple of midgets, dogs should be more considerate
Mrs. James Harris.
Bonnie Arnett and Geraldine Tem of their pets and their neighbors’
Mrs. Franklin, daughter of Mrs. pest.
crops and seee to it their own
Henry Cooper of Crescent City,
dogs are not exposed to what
Chorus,
“John
Brown’s
Baby,”
is a native of Brookings, and the
ever
might happen to them.
by
Frances
Bell,
Fern
S
m
i
th
,
granddaughter of the late James
Bonnie
Arnett,
Gertrude
and
E. O w e n, of Medford, pioneer
Wedding Announced
man of Oregon, and Jack Izen- Gretchen Jepsen.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Masten
hart of Brookings. She was grad Skit. “Two Hollywood Stars,”
uated from Pel Norte high school Billie Glover and Gordon Miller. of Klamath Falls announce the
Solo, "Little Bit of Heaven,” forthcoming marriage of t h e i r
and has been employed at the
U. S. Employment Service office and “Always,” by Frances Bell, daughter, Martha P. Mastens, to
accompanied by Mary Glover.
Benjamin E. Kern of Harbor.
at Crescent City.
Song, by the southern trop-
The wedding, set for April 25,
Following a wedding trip in adors,
Jepsen sisters.
will be held at the Presbyterian
southern California, Mr. and Mrs.
Closing song, “God Bless Am church at Klamath Falls.
Franklin will make their home erica,”
by the audience. Dancing
Ben Kern, presently working
at Chico. Mr. Franklin was re was enjoyed following the pro
at the Brookings Garage, recently
cently discharged from the serv gram
It would say “Why not fix
ice. He recently returned from Easter Sunrise Service Scheduled was discharged from the army
t h o s e stringy e n d s and
overseas.
hard-to-set
hair with a new
Plans
are
complete
for
the
Other Smith River Items
A M O N
Lake Earl Grange held its reg Easter sunrise service, sponsored
permanent f ” You will be
ular meeting last Thursday eve by the Smith River Methodist
thrilled with your new halo
ning at the Fort Dick hall. Vis church. This service will be held
and
Dependents
of
soft baby curls and wav
itors of the evening were Mrs. at the ocean, north of Rivers End
To United Veterans you
es!
Make an appointment
Edith Sample of Talent, Ore., and auto court, near Shaker church, j
owe all your past, pres
at
6
a.
m.
The
Indians
of
the
this
week.
R. E. Walton of Illinois Valley
ent and f u t u r e service
Mission church will have charge
Grange near Cave Junction.
benefits. Join and work
of arrangements. Rev. Herbert;
Gordon Wells, Charles Glover, Schneideu, of the Four Square
with some veterans’ group.
Tom Pennell, Gus Miller and Wal church, Crescent City, will de
V. F. W. & Auxiliary
lace Jamison were named as a liver the message.
Meets I. O. O. F. Hall
committee to stage a dance on
Following the service, an Eas
Closed Sundays and Mondya
at Brookings, at 8 p. m.
Saturday evening, April 20.
ter breakfast will be served on
1st and 3rd Wednesdays
Florence Bursk. home econom the beach by the young people of
ics chairman, gave a report of the the church. In case of rain the
club activities.
» services will be held at Gushchu
The Grange voted $15 contri church.
bution to the cancer fund.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Goodlin and
Demit applications of Adele and daughter, Mrs. Jesse Lehmkuhl,
James Jamison of Warren. Ore., and children, and Miss Katie Roo
Grange, were accepted. Several ney were Brookings visitors on
Staples
Sheep Wire
Tuesday.
If Your Mirror
Could Talk-
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’ECIAL school meeting
'OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the legal,
s of School Dist. No. 17, of Curry County,
» that a SPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING
d District will be held a t the School House
e 2nd day of April, 1946, a t 8 o’clock p. m.
following objects:
authorize the District School Board to secure plans and
c^truction of a new school house from funds now
ile.
uP°n the question whether or not School District
Curry County, Oregon, authorize the District School
10 levy annually, beginning July 1, 1946, for Five (5)
1 »Pecial district tax levy of ’$10,000 per year to provide
'or construction, re-construction, improvement better-
****** and equipment of schools.
upon the proposed budget Increasing the tax levy
' ^ount limited by Sec. 11. Article XI. State Consti-
HERBERT PAYNE, Chairman
£
Board of Directors
Beaulieu. Clerk
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Vincent “Took’
Magazine Picture
PORTLAND (Special to the
Pilot)—A full-page photograph of
the beauties of a Southern Oregon
lily field, depicted in color in the
April 20 issue of Liberty Maga
zine, is the work of Ralph \ in-
cent, who will leave the Oregon
Journal next June to open a
photograph and gift s h o p at
Brookings.
A veteran of nearly 21 years
with the Jorunal as staff photog
rapher, Vincent has been laying
the groundwork for his shop at
Brookings for a number of years.
He will not, however, sever com
pletely with the free-lance pho
tographic business which he has
built through the years. Having
done much work for Time, Life
and Colliers, in addition to many
other leading magazines, Vincent
expresses the belief that there
are many subjects of interest in
the Brookings area to photograph
for national publications. His
current photograph i n Liberty
bears out his opinion.
Vincent will also establish a
studio in his shop and will special
ize in portrait work. An example
of his extraordinary ability in
this direction is n clayed in the
May issue of American Magazine,
which carries a Vincent photo of
Mrs. Sadie Reddekopp of Dallas
in the “Interesting Poeple” de
partment.
Dogs Destroy Lily
Crops In District
Several complaints are being
heard of the destruction, by stray
dogs, in the lily fields. Most of
this loss is caused at night, when
it is impossible to take necessary
steps but, in some instances, the
canines have been recognized and
are said to be mostly dogs from
town.
,
,
As this is a time of year when
dogs are known to roam about
at night and because even one
* dog strolling across a lily field
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