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Page Four BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON Home of the Croft Lily I r in o l TV/mra I f n m a Miss Eileen Cleland of Port- B j O vc II l v v ^ ' S X L C lllS ¡land has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Norma Holland of Har-| Mr». Roy Sunderland during the bor was honored when a group of past week. She is a niece of Mrs f r ie r s entertained her at Castle Sunderland, and is employed by Rock at a dinner party Saturday United Airlines. Mrs. Pete Lesmeister, who evening. Those enjoying the par ty were Mr. and Mrs. Howard broke her ankle recently and was Haggerty, Mr. and Mrs. Jess confined to the hospital for a time Hoagland. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Les- is now- able to be around some, meister. The occasion was Mrs. and is improving rapidly. Holland's birthday. Colleen and Collette Schroeder, Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Roy twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Parker will be happy to hear of P. D. Schroeder, have accepted their early return to Brookings. positions as nurses aides at the The Parkers left here last fall Knapp hosiptal at Crescent City. to make their home in Southern They left for that place a week California but have decided to ago. return and make their permanent Earline Henderson and Ray home on their acreage a mile mond Bennett returned to their north of Brookings. They expect homes at Portland last Wednes to build soon. Mr. Parker was day after visiting at the Doyle here on business during the past Garvin home on the Chetco River week, traveling for the Dettra for two weeks. They are niece and Flag Co., of Philadelphia. nephew of Mr. Garvin. Mrs. Bertha Steen of Harbor Elmer Bankus had as overnight returned this week from a busi guests last week, his brother, A l ness trip to Los Angeles. bert Bankus and son of San Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Dana Francisco. They were returning of Portland are vacationing at home from Portland via coast their beach home north of town. highway. Grayshels Good Cots Cafe Where Good Food and Friends Meet U n til F u r t h e r N o tice N ew H ours: 7:00 a. m. to .3:00 p. m. Large Assortment of MYRTLEWOOD NOVELTIES P ric ed F r°m 35c to $5.00 - — G IF T ITEM S FOR ALL O C C A SIO N S____ C om plete line o f to y s fo r th e kiddies S m a l1 a n d m edium -sized tla«s f o r 4th o f J u 'y Moore's Variety A N I) A P P A R E L SH O P Mrs. R. C. Brooks returned from Portland this week where she had been visiting her mother the past month Mr. and Mrs. Jim Crissey and family of Seattle are expected at the W. L. Crissey home for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Bates have as house guests their daughter, Mrs. D. N. McComb and two children of Kalamth Falls; and Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley and son Roland, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hamilton, Mrs. Cutsforth and Linda Bevins, all of the Talent district. Recently Mr. Bates’ broth er, Lewellyn, and his family spent three days here with the Bates family, leaving last Thursday for their home at Medford. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Theobold of Oakland are enjoying a vaca tion at their river bank cottage, known as the Goddard place. This is a favorite swimming place for the neighborhood kids and is on the river bank below Harry Ro- her’s garage, with no road, but a good path going down the blu/T to the cottage. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bussman and daughter, Joan, of Klamath Falls spent a day visiting at Brookings and Harbor this week. They continued up the Oregon Coast on a combined business and pleasure trip. Mrs. Mildred Byrne and daugh-j local postmaster Buj v ters, Joan and Margaret, visited the Seabees on Samar for? friends at Medford over the p a st; io motnhs. He feels elated week-end. j slipped one over on his - William R. Barton, MM3-C re i who reported ceived his discharge June 27 at 30, for his discharge. Bremerton, Wash., and arrived at Brookings, the next day. Son For hemstitching, leave of Mrs. Goldie Swearingen, he is at Josephine Apts., up staai grandson of Mrs. Goldie Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Evertt Brayton and house guests, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Quisenberry of Medford have left on a trip along the Ore gon coast. They will visit rela tives at Portland and Eugene be fore returning to Brooking in about ten days. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Alenderfer of Medford, former residents of Brookings, were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Brayton over the week-end. Mr. Alender fer was at one time manager of the Chetco I:in. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Muchmore have as house guests. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. McFarland of Detroit, Mich. Mrs. McFarland is a sister of Mr Muchmore. Sunday evening Mrs. Muchmore entertained with j a beach party in their honor. 1 Present were Mr. and Mrs. Mc Farland. Mr. and Mrs. Llovd Moss. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hibbard. Mrs. ! Mildred Byrne and daughters and r ud Mrs. Muchmore. 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