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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1946)
RRO OKINGS-HARBOR PILO T, BROOKINGS, OREGON Home of the Croft Lily Pane T u o BROOKIXGS-HARBOR PILOT E n te re d as second-class m a tte r, a t th e postoffice a t Brookings, Ore. M arch 7, 1946, under the Act of M arch 3, 1879. 0 REG APER I AT I 0 N OBLISH DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher GENE GOULD, Associate Editor National A dvertising Repre»©«f«t»*< NEW SPAPER Al tWC (an •tfih.t« of «to 1 S E R V IC E . IN C . £dk«x>«l Amu®»«*! With The Churches Serving Americe'« Adwrtrvwr« aodji»« Home Town Newspaper» mw M D ^ -O K 4 9 o i,t • o r v ie s « • Kdtooto bm « » , ca Baptist Community R ev . C harges E. D un ha m , pastor O. C. T urley, M usic D ire c to r Subscription Rate: S unday school a t 9:45 a. m. Per Year, in Curry County, Oregon..................$2.50 H. H oagland, su p t. C lasses fo r Per Year, outside Curry County......................... $3.00 all M ages. orning W orship a t 11 a. m. T he Gideons w ill have ch a rg e of th e m orning service. T he Gideons a re w ell know n fo r th e ir & ork in P ro g ress in this area, along the coast, was given a n o th e r boost placing B ibles in ho tel room s, d u rin g the past week in the announcem ent th a t an o th er sawmill, hospitals, schools and a u to cam ps. one rep o rted to be 80,000-foot capacity, soon would be under con D uring th e w a r Gideons d is trib stru c tio n betw een B rookings and C rescent City, ju st south of F ort uted te s ta m e n ts to th e service Dick, w here alread y excavation is being made for the mill pond. m en a n d w om en and Bible in the W hile d etails concerning the construction have not been officially ! service hospitals, released by the com pany, it is common knowledge th a t th e concern a p o st-w a r p ro jec t of Gideons is no sm all com pany, is com ing m fully financed to do a big job. is to place ap p ro x im a te ly 7,000,- P e rh a p s m any in this area will wonder ju st how’ in sta lla tio n 1000 te s ta m e n ts in hands of school of th a t mill w ill help this im m ediate area. C ertainly, it w ould ta k e j ch ild ren in th e sixth, seven th and no wise m an to see th a t building m aterials, so necessary to th e ¡e ig h th grades. building in this com m unity will be helped im m ensely. Then, too, m any people of this a re a could find em ploym ent th e re if th ey so Star of the Sea desired. Besides, this mill adds to the national recognition a lre a d y Catholic Church focused on the area. E verything progressive anyw here helps the F irs t S unday of m onth at 12! e n tire coastline, indirectly, if not directly. noon. All o th e r S undays a t 8 a. m. I tt Rev. D aniel Kelly, P asto r. More Progress In Sight For This Area Story of Brookings” Is Heavy Task “The Story' of Brookings," a terse and q u ite ro m a n tic h isto ry of th is area, has been re-w ritten for ( ? ) tim e. Mrs. W. H. H ibbard, Christian Science Society au th o r, has found nth< r d ata wh h should be included, an d likely, S ervices Sunday a t 11 a. m. at before the final pag»- printed, o th e r side-lights will be added. T h a tP ^ * ’ O .O . F. hall. The public is usually is the case i • books of this kind. ‘ a tten d . Ably w ritten, th < book will contain those fa cts w hich m a rk this 1 a re a as the g re a t p icc th at it is. Som eone said th a t b an k ru p tc y is th e balance-w ht'el o l the world, and c e rta in ly B rookings’ b a n k ru p tc y t of tw o decades ago presages a grow th u n h ea rd -o f in the history of p.«.* the w est coast, especially w hat may lie expected of so u th w est Oregon. ’ 4 -* * è A w aiting pictures, and free-hand sketches, used to illu s tra te th e text, this hook may be in type by th e firwt of S eptem ber. Is is, however, not the wish of the a u th o r to have ju st an o rd in ary job done, and these pictures and sk etch es a re so necessary. W E T H A N K V 0 U In Turning over POLLY’S—the Family Shop, to Noma and Robert Smith, we wish to thank the won derful people of the Brookings-Harbor area for their splendid patronage in making our business the suc cess which it has been. We bespeak for the Smiths the same courteous co-operation which you have ex tended to us. Sincerely, Polly and Phil Schroeder. It'« o n e big su rp rise a fte r a n o th e r — w h en y o u re d e c o ra te a ro o m w ith P itts b u rg h •u ftx h e n t T e c h id e . O ne c o a t over old w a llp a p e r is or THURSDAY, AL guct “Love” w as th e su b ject of th e chapel. C hurch School arii ietco 1 L esson-Serm on in all C h u rch es of sh ip a t 10:30 a. m. V' C hrist, S cien tist, on S unday, Au- R t. Rev. Thomas J e n h ^ iligafi g u st 4. Gold B e a c h : S t C hapel. Holy Command L The Golden T e x t was, “Be p e r first j fect, be of good com fort, be of a. m .; Church School a; Grang a. m ., M orning Prayer a*, one m ind, live in peace, an d th e ling w ith a. m. V ic a r-T h e Rev " God of love an d peace sh all be fee chair, w ith you” (2 Cor. 13:11). . Ison. „ hr. M 1S' a . . ) B rookings: St. Tiinothvji Am ong the cita tio n s w hich | el. H oly Communion f a n Ina Pa? com prised th e L esson-Serm on w as of m onth a t 7:30 a. m. (Co the first th e follow ing from th e B ible: j i ty ch u rch ), third Sundav and fou T h e re is no fe a r in love; b u t p er- m o n th a t 11 a. m. (Harhri |on by n feet love c a ste th out fe a r; be h a ll). Evening Prayer atji E arl G ca u se fe a r h a th to rm en t. H e th a t (C om m unity church) wh-/ eeting. fe a re th is n o t m ade p erfec t in is given. V ic a r- The Rev | I;:- ar. ; love” (1 Jo h n 4:18). Ison. were hip on der T h e L esson-Serm on also in clu d ; G ranges: ed th e follow ing c o rre la tiv e p a ss Latter Day in K lf ag es from the C h ristia n Science S u n d ay school ever.’ [wiliiam> textbook. “Science and H e a lth w ith Key to th e S rip tu re s ” by 10 a. m. at Harbor schooT » Grange î M ary B ak er E ddy: “E v e ry tria l G e o r g e Baxter, presides] ate P eput) of o u r fa ith in God m ak es us Brown, first counselor anc i and M rs. stro n g er. The m ore difficult seem s W illard , second counselor tile m at n th e m a te ria l condition to be o v er com e by S p i r i t , th e s tro n g e r Seventh Day Adve should be o u r fa ith and th e p u re r S ab b ath School at 9:45 o u r love. T he A postle Jo h n say s: C hurch services at 11:351 "T h ere is no fe a r in Love, b u t Young peoples meeting a: J p erfec t Love c a s te th o u t fe a r— p. m. P ra y e r meeting, We H e th a t fe a re th is not m ade p e r a t 8:00 p. m. fect in Love.’ H e re is a definite an d inspired p ro c la m atio n of C h ristia n S cience.” (page 40). Smith River S u n d ay School at 10 i G race VanZee, supt. Curry County Mvu&m of the M orning Worship at 11i Episcopal Church ■ Rev. E. C. Hicks will deLve P o rt Orford«. S t. C h risto p h e r’s ' serm o n tn <7 you I On Sale frith S P E C IA L PU RCH A SE SEERSUCKER BLOUSES W om ens S trip ed C otton -siz e s 32 to 40 .$1.5! CHILDRENS COTTON BLOUSES A ssorted Colors, sizes 8 to 16.... M00ACS VA RM, And Apparel Shop C U T F L 0 W E R S A N D P L A N T S V isitors Are Welcome Anytime o th e r su rfaces. A nd th a t jn e coat m a y be a p p lie d in less th a n tw o h o u rs a n d dri& s i n o n e h o u r . Y o u can a c tu a lly h a n « u p p ic tu re s 60 H endry's Greenhouse At the Winchuck Bridge m in u te s a fte r p o in tin g w ith T ech id e. FO R O U R O P E N IN G AD Next Week! HENDRKKS’ FURNITURE CO. o f th is am az in g w all p a in t. O NE C O A T CO VERS T ech id e com es in p aste form . C an be m ix ed in ju s t a jiffy 1 EASY T O A P P LY Absolutely no mess! No need scrape off sbabbv vid W A S H A B LE G ra y s h e ls Good Cats Cafe N here Good Food and Friends Meet Until F urther Notice New Hours: 7:00 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. Techide valla may be quickly wast ed with mild soap and water Gallon .. .$2.89 M?«*, m » t'rtAtrsi m d W h i t * P IT T S B U R G H P A !N TS Curry County Lumber Company Brookings ’ Oregon 'OR ! Pork P hr Vi Ehop Cf Hi-Gradi 'OR ' -mmer [Lck-stit Vii Plack or 'OR I Jackets 1 Dress P; A sk ua to give y o u th e w tiote stu ry WATCH! an FO R SA L E A T Bush’s Lily Gardens P. O. BOX 131 IVST Ri SMON a d 50"' HARBOR, rt Prize (roft and Chetco Special Easter Lily Planting: Stock Any size, from bulblets to 8-inch bulbs, “select" from several years selecting and ing E aster Lilies at Harbor, Oregon. Cb* your planting requirements now, or at harva time, about September 10. T , SALE PRICES Individual plants may be selected for $2.00. up, according to size and ageg. Fifty cents e per plant for mailing. Field-run planting 5 after harvest time at prevailing prices. —Mail Orders Gladly Solicited— Due to muny pecvlanfk?« of the E aster Lily's grou'mQ 1 u v are not able to guarantee the results of any My GROM CR( ^ k in !
