rPSDAY-Jl'lï H, 1946
BROOKINGS Q P F n n v
ANGLOIS
H om e o f th e C roft L ily
I Mr. and Mrs. Bud White.
Misses V anda Needles and Rose • an Jose, made a trip to the Red riving here for a viist with her
Mats, Tuesday on business.
sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
L LfT FEVER c lo ses
Gene Imert of Buckley Field and
( Bible school, who have been in
Mrs. Bill Reagen. She had
visited
his
parents
here.
He
left
L/C gatherings
structors of the vacation Bible ’’u¡> 2 for the army air base at a friend fly her over in a light
plane from Lakeview, and landed
>f Ha [; social gatherings were ab- school, ¿eft Thursday morning on
J ait Lake, from where he will on the beach near the mouth of
f discontinued Tuesday when the bus.
depart for Japan.
Hiompson was taken to
Chetco. After remaining here
Mr. and Mrs. Satters have re
Mi. and Mrs. Ed Lawrence, Mr. a the few
[Ranking at Coquille, on Wed- turned to their cottage at Floras
days, she returned to her
V for medical observation, lake after spending the past few apd Mrs. A. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. home by Greyhound, with her
H. Hall. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Her-
was found to have scarlet weeks at home in Silverton.
sister accompanying her, for a
vey
spent the Fourth at Agness. visit.
>es
Carl Britton, of Denmark, was
A
Fourth
of
July
picnic
was
M vacation Bible school, un- a Bandon visitor Saturday.
Miss Rosie Pot ik 'nick arrived
held up Pistol River, at which a
|leadership of Miss.-s Wanda
Mrs. Ruby Hamersley was on arge crowd gathered. Races, a home the latter part of the week
Les. Rose Parnakian and Mrs. a shopping tour at Bandon. Mon
from Santa Barbara where she is
baseball game and other sports attending
Lja Volck with about 30 chil- day.
Westmont College.
were enjoyed.
enrolled was closed, also the
Mrs. Floyd Pedroni and ehil
Mrs. Mary E. Thompson. Mrs.
lca\ school was discontinued Kenneth Thompson and Mrs Will
dren are visiting relatives at
several weeks.
Hatch, New Mexico, for a few
Sabin and grandson, Joe, were
weeks.
shopping at Bandon, Monday.
lvF£/? PASSES AWAY
Mr.
and
Mrs
C.
R.
Seymour
of
Because of a break in a water
Jake White, Mrs. Kate Hofsess
¡rant Harry, pioneer of Coos and Walter Hofsess motored to Portland are enjoying their vaca pipe at the Nook Cafe, that es
Lv. passed away Wednesday Bandon Monday to attend the tion here with t h e i r son and tablishment was closed yesterday
Jr.rr.g at age of 83, at the funeral of the late Ed Wanna- daughter-in-law, who are build and today.
ing a house on the land they pur
Be of his daughter, Mrs. Jas mangher
Mrs. Kate* Webster and Kirk
chased
from the Pedrioli Bros.
hr following an illness of
Thompson are here from their
Mrs. O. L. Cox of North Bend,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tolman homes in California, visiting their
peeks. He is survived by one who is ill, is convalescing at the
and three daughters, eight home of her mother, Mrs Kate of Garberville spent the week brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and
end at Harbor.
idchildren and a number of Hofsess.
Mrs. A. C. Thompson, and Mrs.
Miss Betty Purdue of Lakeview Laura Vincent.
|t-grandchildren Funeral serv-
chose an unusual method of ar Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Woodriff
were held Saturday at the
r. cemetery.
|
i Parnakian of Business Womens
are on a trip to their former home
in Colorado, planning to lx* away
about a month.
Mi's. May Stafford returned last
week from a several weeks trip
which took her to the eastern
part of the United States.
Local News Items
PISTOL RIVER
Visitors at the Frank Marsh
Ir and Mrs. Leland Berry and
home
the past week were Mr.
li>
Lai!view. Mo., visited
and
Mrs.
Mule Willitts and daugh
[the home of his uncle and
ter of Santa Monica, Calif., and
L and Mis C. L. Berry, I Mr.
and Mrs. Glover Moore.
ft: and Mrs. Beaverly White
Friends
from Klamath Falls
1 of Oakland, Calif., and
[White’s parents of Hollywood visited Mr. and Mrs. Burt over
[fuests it tht Will Sabin and the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Robison of Port
r.’h Thompson cottage on
ras Lake while visiting Mrs. land visited Mr. and Mrs. Mur
ray Walker Monday.
(verly White’s relatives.
Don Metzger of Glendale. Calif,
•< Charles Farrier and son, left Friday to visit relatives at
I returned h o m e recently Myrtle Point. He spent a month
r Oregon State College to here with his grandmother. Mrs.
id their vacation,
Carrie Metzger.
i. Charles Jensen of Den
Frank Hughes o f Petaluma.
is reported ill with flu.
Calif., visited Mr. and Mrs. Mar
Velma Sabin received word shall Hughes. They left Friday
i'iay from her niece, Mrs. Vir- lor Portland.
Denhart of Seattle that due
Mrs. Chapin and son, John of
he illness of her sister, Jean,
’would not spend the Fourth
her as planned. Mrs. Den-
had motored from Alameda,
h to Seattle to meet her sis-
Viss Jean Faris, who was
discharged from the WAC.
and Mrs. Hoyt Thompson
'"n Kenneth, of Denmark,
’Eandon visitors, Monday.
»•Walter Strain of Coquille
a visitor here Tuesday,
he many friends of little Jean-
• ompson will be happy to
’hat she is getting along
and she believes that tw o[
w
ls just too long for any
/
‘ITtle girl to have to stay
A P P O IN T M E N T S
¿ire now being made
to photograph your
lilies.
Drop me a line and I
will he available when
your M ds are at
best.
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(¡ROWERS OE THE WORLDS FINEST
CROFT E A ST E R LIL Y
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Swagert of Coos Bay vis-
aunt- Mrs. C. L. Berry
1 ///’
k James White, Mrs. Joe
n daughter, Joan, were
visitors, Wednesday.
; ^ncer of Garrison Lake,
; Word, was a visitor in
area. Saturday.
\ ^ank Kenworthy and
c Rerry were shopping
^ lle , Tuesday.
¿ h - whrS\ Albert R ri,,on
• '•° have been visit-
• \ atBultton s friends and
’ a* her old home in Min-
f
returned to their
81 ynmark.
Thompson
Bob H eadly left
T 11"8 for thcir homc
L'
'i l
Ir vara»
" a^tcr spending
at the S a b i n -
n «tape at Floras lake.
of D enm ark.
\ an operation at
b Hal at Myrtle Point re-
>
and « reported
> r
al°ng nicely.
! to n r <in,i ,Ioe Sabin re-
th h°me Monday af-
. pasT month with
parents. Mr .and Mrs.
^ c r ? T - , ? Vho fisbed at
White
Sunday- "ere
’v7,‘cVelma Sabin-
‘Beaver^ ;vh Sabin’ Mr- and
hite and son ardi
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