Home of the Croft Lüy
Page Twelve
BROOKINGS-HARROR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
Mrs. Harbin, Mrs. John
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Jam es and
Mrs.(two children are in W hittier, Cal-
Per- ifomia, for a few weeks visit at
homes of relatives.
Next meeting will be held on
Gladys Payne spent the week-
Mrs. W. H. Hibbard gave an Thursday afternoon, July 12 at end a t her home on the Upper
interesting report on her trip to me grane hall. Visitors are al- Chetco. She returned to Ashland
Sunday where she is attending
Eugene, where she represented ways welcome.
sum m er school.
Azalea Garden Club, at the state
Charles Stoller and two chil
federation of garden (*lubs. She
dren of Salem, left Thursday for
told of viisting beautiful gardens.
their home, a fte r visiting a t the
Mrs. L. Harbin entertained the
home of his brother and sister-in-
group with an original reading
---------
law’, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Stol-
‘'My Grandm other,” w ritten in
Chetco Grange held its regular jer here.
memory of h e r Grandmother,
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. M iller are
“Grandm a” Bagley. Ladies dress- meeting Friday with Herbert
Payne,
worthy
master,
in
the
a
t
Murphy, Oregon, this week
e in costumes of lace and ruffled
taffeta, some over 100 years old, chair. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zump- where they are visiting his broth-
fe were voted into m em bership' er an^ family.
dram atized the reading.
in this Grange on their demit
i ra b . W alker of San Francisco
Mrs. Osa Johnson, as Aunt from Malin Grange in Klamath was a house guest for two days
Eliza, played and sang "Long,
County. Mr. and Mrs. Curt Wal- iast week a t the home of his
Long Ago,” and "The Old Spin
dien
were obligated and two new brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
ning Wheel.” Mrs. Muchmorcj
applications were received.
Mrs. M ark C. Wood. He also vis-
portrayed Aunt Flora, and Mrs.
Routine business was taken jted for a couple of days at Fort
Mark Wood as Aunt Mary, play
ed "Silver Threads Among the care of during the business m eet-¡Dick. Calif., with o th er relatives i
ing. Following this “White Ele-j Mrs. R. C. Ludlum and daugh-
Gold,” Mrs. Alice Perkins played
phants, brought by Grangers were ter, Carol, of Los Angeles, spent
Aunt Alice; Mrs. John Hogan was
Aunt Maggie and Mrs. Roy Beck the home economics committee last week vacationing on the up
per W inchuck. They are annual
er, “G randm a” Bagley.
with Hazel Hendry in charge. The visitors to the W inchuck. Mr. I
Offlcers elected to serve for the auctioneer was A. A. Johnson,
coming year are: Mrs. Mabel Me- who performed in a professional Ludlum, who served as a m ajor!
in the arm y during the w ar, is
\ ay, president; Mrs. Myrtle Hib- j manner. Sixty-eight dollars were now* in Shanghai, China, where
bard, vice-president; Mrs. Lillian realized.
he is with an oil company.
Matthews, secretary-treasurer.
, Refreshments of cookies and
Donald Payne m ade a business
__ .aZ!.i‘r.noo_n coffee were served following the trip to P ortland the first of the
—
auction It was announced that week.
B—BBI1' refreshments for the next m eeting
{ would be pot luck.
THURSDAY J vnt
w ere:
Hogan, Mrs. Roy Becker.
Azalea Garden Club Muchmore
and Mrs. Alice
Hears Trip Report kins.
Auction Held at
Grange Meeting
Pine Cone
Box Office Opens 7:45
Oregon
Friday and Saturday
June 28 and 29
Crime's most vicious rac
k e t exposed in
BLACK
MARKET
BABIES
with R. Morgan, R. Rich
mond—plus a comedy.
Sunday and Monday
June 3(1, July 1
w . R. F R A N K
»M T
A B Ò V
HUNTER
SHMT»
A G IR L
A D O G
MOFFETT
L U TM« C ex*
KY
mmiy
Oarenpcrt
UOMl
. Slander
Plus a cartoon
Wednesday and Thursday.
July 3 and 1
F rio Tbanton Wilder's P u liti«
flk— TM
-Tfrlf—
Ai — I
r n j J t fc ’WKiniRg
frotei
Benedict Bogeaus
Prowts
The Bridge of
San LuisRey
-*• mm bau
Búa hminifl. Francs Istaw
Plus a cartoon
Sporting Goods and Fishing
DUTCH
BOY
PAINTS AND SUNDRIES
PUM PS
Electric — Hand — Gasoline Powered
A pump for every need!
Complete Line of Plumbing Goods,
STOVES, RANGES AND
“ CUSTO M
A I R E ’’
CIRCULATING OIL HEATERS
We just got in a new shipment!
J. J. Gallagher
P L U M B IN G
W A TC H THIS CORNER
Mrs. Vernon Hanscam
Honored at Shower
THEATRE
Brookings
Headquarters For
Mrs. Christine Lucas, Mrs. M ar
guerite Matson and Mrs. M arian
I Hanscam were hostesses S a tu r
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Viola Hanscam, at a stork shower
for Mrs. Helen Hanscam. The
shower wa.> a complete surprise
to the honoree, who unsuspect
ingly walked into the Hanscam
living room where the group was
gathered.
The afternoon passed enjoyably
with games and conversation.
Many varied and appropriate gifts
were
arranged.
Refreshm ents
were served by the hostesses late
in the afternoon to: Mrs. Helen
Hanscam, Mi's. Viola Hanscam.
Mrs. Fred Reiling, Mrs. George
Anderson, Mrs. Rose Hubbard,
Mrs. Grace Edwardson, Mrs. Mis
souri Morgan. Mrs. Edna Wood-
riff, Mrs. Ruth Wood riff, Mrs.
June Lively, Mrs. Elsie Ander
son. Mrs. Mary VanPelt, Mrs.
B ertha Beers, Mrs. Bernice Cag
ley. Mrs Norma Myers, Mrs.
Helen Myers. Mrs. Phyllis Miller,
Mrs. Beth Simon. Mrs. Bertha
Moore. Mrs Lily Myers. Mrs.
Alice Perkins, Mrs. Evelyn De-
Moss and the hostesses.
Local News Items
For hemstitching, leave orders
at Josephine Apts., up stairs. 2*
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fromm
of Port Orford visited at the home
of Mr and Mrs. Victor Anderson
Sr
Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs.
Fromm is a sister of Mr. And-
i erson.
Mr. anti Mrs II W. Ax ford of
| San Jose. Mr. Axford’s mother,
Mrs Lily Axford and T. Eady
i of San Francisco arrived last
i week and plan to make Harbor
their home perm anently. They
I have owned the cottge just be-
, low the north end of Chetco river
bridge for several years, and have!
I spent many vacations here
L E. Sharder is enjoying a
j week’s visit from his son-in-law
and daughter. Mr and Mrs. Don
Daily and son of Seattle
Jack Tungat of Butte Falls ar-j
rived Friday afternoon for sev
eral days visit with the Herbert
Payne family.
W. A. Trent left Monday a fte r
noon for his home at Gold Hill
after enjoying a week’s visit with
his daughter. Mi's Nellie Bush.
Mr and Mrs George H arris
returned from Portland the la t
ter part of the week. Mrs. Harria,
" h o underwent a m ajor operation.
» gaining <trvro»h raoidlv
A letter
Members of Coos Electric Co-op:
Me, your employes, are sorry we do not have
more definite dates as to when the construction
oi your lines will be in full swing. We have, in the
past, given you dates, based on promises of man
ufacturers’ shipping dates on materials, still so
much needed to build the lines.
Making guesses of this kind has caused you,
as well as ourselves, great disappointments!
W e believe we all had a little too much enthus
iasm and high hopes of what the end of the war
would do in relieving all difficulties in procuring
“ard to get items.”
In passing the new poles, installed between
Harbor and the state line, on Highway 101, it
will be noticed that there are long spaces where
poles are missing. This is due to the fact that
we do have the materials needed to complete the
line in those places.
Coos Electric Co-op