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society
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guests. At the close of the after Mrs. Delas Maas and sister,
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F president. M r s. Kenneth bowls of roses and sweet peas tesses recently, honoring Mrs. •
aan, with a surprise birth- with tall pink tapers at each end’ John Barnum, nee Beverly Rice ’
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J party at the regular meet- A large birthday cake, decorated with a stork shower held at the
Maas home. A decorated doll bug-!
at the , with
ery Sundgjl I Thursday
greetings,
cut by the gy. filled with many dainty gifts
—* afternoon,
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jption room of the Commun- honored guest. Among the eifts was wheeled into the room by
or school
fall. The room was attractive-1 presented to Mrs. Layman was
• President;
little Pamela Barnum, and pre
Hecorated with bouquets o f(a lunch cloth and birthday card sented to Mrs. Barnum. Refresh
» lo r and
b summer flowers, and a so- signed by all as a gift from the ments were served, to conclude
ounselor.
EOK SALE IN NOVEMBER
the afternoon. Guests wer Grace
’ A d ve n t.
VanZee, Miriam Norton, Maxine
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at 9:45 a.
Rhodus, Elizabeth Morrison, An
> at 11:15 a]
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na Marie Westbrook, June Bro
meeting at (
gan, Harriett Hight, Rosemary;
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rem ll, Catherine Westbrook,
Harbor
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Dorothy Campbell, Maude Luick.
Hattie Bales and the hostesse.
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The Smith River union school
it 10 a. o.
picnic, held at Buckner Paradise
ipt.
Given Away in this easy Rexall Contest
on Srpith River, near the Bailey
jp at 11 u
ranch, attended by pupils, and
will deliver!
teachers as well as a few par
(Limit: one pair in any one week to any one ents. Swimming and o u t d o o r
Customer). No need to send any box top or pre- sports were enjoyed. A bountiful
nium. To qualify, just finish this sentence in 25 picnic dinner was served at noon
Visitors Are Welcome Anytime
with plenty of ice ceram. During
lords or less: ‘I BUY REXALL DRUG PROD- | the
afternoon School Superinten-
tfTS BECAUSE.................. ”
Ident Jos. Hamilton and Mrs. Ham
ilton. of Crescent City, joined the
picnic
and all reported having a
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At the Winchuck Bridge
grand time.
Parents and friends of the 30
graduates of the class of 1946
of Del Norte high school attended
the commencement held at the
high school, Crescent City. Fri
day evening. The address: “We’re
On Our \\ ay,” was given by Dr.
. in.
Arthur S. Gist, president of Hum
boldt College. Prof. Charles A.
Thunen presetned the diplomas.
Among those from Smith River
graduating were Barbara Hunt-
tyiete/i
ley. Mercedes Mclindoe. Evo Mel
lo Jr. and Richard Sierkra.
Graduation exercises for the
E Q U IP M E N T B LIN D LY
eighth grade of Smith River was
held Thursday evening at the
community hall with a large au
S ee rhe sensational Spark G as-m aking dem onstration,and
dience present. The stage was
V
make us prove that Spark is the heater best suited co y our
decorated with roses and green
needs. We w ill be pleased to
ery'. Lyle Allison, school super
tor
visor, delivered the addr<*is. The
dem onstrate these Spark O il
eight pupils were presented their
lgs, Ore.,
Hearers to you w ithout obliga
diplomas by Co. Supt. Jos Ham
tion. Y ou o w e it to yourself to
ilton. and were: Phyllis Richard,
make this test before you buy.
Donna Tempest, Lorraine Ruess
Ramona Linsley, Donald Johnson,
Teddy Luick, Jack Stevens and
Louis Bertilini.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rice re
turned to their home at Albany,
Ore., after spending several days
vacation visiting the latter’s sis
•°Uaie planning to go East on business or pleas- ter, Miss Elma Rice and father,
O. M. Rice, and renewing acquain
“a' e >ou thought about going East through Cal- tances with many friends here.
Spark deluxe O il Heaters provide tw o kinds o f h e a t—
Mrs. John Sample of Talent,
'mia?
Ore., and Mrs. Daisy Huntiley of
radiant and dreuiating. T o warm your borne property and
Bonanza, Ore., were week-end
•v o id drafts and cold Boors, both are necessary. T h is is
• r°und trip tickets to Chicago, New York and guests at the home of Mrs. Sam
only on e o f m ore than tw enty user benefits that are built
ple’s son-in-law and daughter,
into every deluxe Spark heater.
pother eastern cities you can go one way through Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Huntley.
They attended the graduation of
^ofnia for a little or no more railroad fare than their granddaughter. Miss Bar
bara. at Del Norte High School.
’asei
Smith River
cial tim e w as spent by th e 2 4 °
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Local News Items
Dick Beddows left for Eugene.
He will be a powder man in a log
ging camp on the McKenzie River.
Jack Rawlings, who has been
visiting his parents over the week
end. returned to Corvallis for the
summer term at O. S. C.
Mrs. W. H. Hibbard visited
Eugene the 10th and 11th of June
as the Azalea Garden Club’s dele
gate to the State Federation of
Garden Clubs convention, while
there, she visited her daughter,
Mrs. L. M. Hilt and her son W H.
Hibbard Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Van Riper
and daughter Mary’ Lou of Klam
ath Falls were Brookings visitors
last week. The Van Ripers have;
many friends among the Klamath,
Brookings people here. Mr. Van
Riper is associated with the First
National Bank of Klamath Falls.!
M rs. D o ro th y L o c k la n d and
d a u g h te r P a tric ia re tu rn e d th is
w eek fro m a te n d a y v is it in the
F ris c o B a y reg io n . W h ile th e re
th e y v is ite d M rs. L o c k la n d s s iste r,
M rs. John L e id ig
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