PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON
Inspects
Gardens
area, to be on sale for the holi
days.
Also it was told th at the club
will sponsor a sale of miscellan
eous articles at the coming county
fair a t Gold Gold Beach—each
package to be dangling from a
sugar plum tree.
P lans for the coming tour of
the Redwoods and the National
T ribue Grove, on Aug. 20, were
discussed
gardens and homes of Mr.
s W. L. Crissey, Mr. and
iv Becker, and Mr. and
¿nt Powell were throw n
, members of the Azalea
dub, Thursday afternoon,
ut 40 members enjoyed
of t h e s e w ell-kept
interest.
because of its scenic
and its rare and lovely
ind shrubs, is the garden
Crissey. The unique and
home of the Crisseys
SMITH RIVER — Among the
’enjoyed by the club,
members of the Haight family
well-kept Becker gardens, who motored to Mill City, Ore.,
I as their outstanding veg- where a family re-union was held
(Uden, for which they a re on Sunday, Aug. 5, were Mr. and
was an inspiration to allMrs. Everett Woodruff, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Haight, Mr. and Mrs.
of the club.
Powell place, the pool Fred Haight, Mr. and Mrs. Clar
garden with cacti and ence Westbrook, Mr*. Eddie West
from far places, each brook, Misses Helen May and Lois
in an unusual way, was Haight. This group was joined by
other sisters and their families
part of the trip,
guest was presented w ith from Oregon and California who
m et at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
plant by Mrs. Powell,
to the tour, the club m et George Ross, the latter being the
?a Park, for a picnic lunch former E d n a Hursh, of Smith
A short business session River.
.'Id with Mabel McVay, th e
On Sunday a banquet was held
»nt, in charge.
a t Mill City Hotel, attended by
ticulture chairman. May 55 relatives of the late pioneer
.gavea short talk on “This se ttle rs of Sm ith River valley,
in the Garden,” in which Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Haight.
n were urged to begin for
Since the death of the parents,
gardens a n d for spring th e eight daughters and two sons
gardens.
have m ade this re-union an an
Perkins, finance c h a i r - nual affair, but due to w ar con
announced p lans fo r a n ew ditions the m eeting has been put
uigs Cook Book, with favor- off until this year. Since they last
‘•pes, contributed by club m et the oldest sister, Mrs. Lizzie
ers and all cooks o f th e H argraves, passed away several
Family Re-union
At Mill City, Ore.
NORINE HARRIS HARVEY
Accredited Teacher of
-P IA N O -
Life Certificate Granted In 1919
Brookings
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Oregon
VIC’S WELDING SHOP
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VIC OREWILER
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Smith River, California
years ago at Portland. Plans were
made for another re-union to be
held a t Portland, in 1947.
PICNIC A T BROOKINGS
An enjoyable picnic, was held
Sunday on the beach at Brook
ings, attended by members of the
Bailey family. The affair being
in honor of Jimmy Bailey, who
celebrated his third birthday. At
noon a picnic lunch was served,
including the birthday cake. Go
ing from here were Mr. and Mrs.
W arren Bailey, Br. and Mrs. Oli
ver Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Wood, Mrs. William Buckner, Mrs.
Joe Endert, Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Bailey and two sons, Mr. and
Mrs. E. Jamison, Mrs. Palm er
Stout and Mrs. May Sweet.
ENJOYED HAY RIDE
The young people of the local
church enjoyed a hayride Mon
day evening in a truck of hay, and
motored to Buckner Beach where
they enjoyed swimming, and later
a wiener ro a s t Among the older
people present were Mr. and Mrs.
William Buckner, Mr. and Mrs.
William Hall, Mrs. C. D. owley
and Rev. E. C. Hicks.
OTHER SM ITH R IV E R ITEM S
Miss Cara Mae W estbrook has
returned home from C arlotta on
the VanDuzen river, where group
of 50 girls of the Camp Fire girls
and 13 leaders spent four weeks.
Miss Westbrook taught craftw ork.
Mrs. Mary Ladd of Oregon who
spent several weeks a t the home
of her osn and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Ladd and son, left
Monday for Brookings where she
will visit relatives.
pie; all that is good; God; that ie given. Vicar—The Rev. Luther
only which is perfect, ev erlast Ison.
ing, om nipresent, om nipotent in
finite” (page 594).
Latter Day Saints
Sktntioy schtxil every Sunday at
Owrrp OoM ty Mhate* of flU W a. m. at Harbor school house.
G e o r g e Baxter, president; Isa
Episcopal Church
Part Orford: S t Oxrtetopfter's Brown, first counselor and Barley
chapel. Church School and wor WUlurd, second counselor.
ship at 10:10 a. nx V1 cb >— The
R t Rev. Thomas Jenklna.
Seventh Day AdvortM
Gold B e a e h : S t Matthew's
Snbbath School at 9:45 a.
Chapel Holy Communion a t 8:00
Church servtoaft at 11:15 a.
a. m.; Church School at 10:00
Young pooptes maerifxt
<
a. m.; Morning Prayer a t 11:00 p. m. Prayer mooring. Wednesday
a. m. Vksar— The Rev. Luther at 8:00 p m.
loan.
BrookSngr: S t Timothy's O m p -
Snritli RHcv Uetbodbt
e t Holy Communion first Sunday
Sunday fld n o l at 10
m. M h
of month a t 7:30 a. m. (Commun
ity church). third Sunday of the Grace VanEoe. aupt.
month a t 11 a. m. (H arb o r Grange
Morning Wanship a t 11 A. s
h all). Evening Prayer at 5 pt m. Rev. E. C. moka wffl deflvar tfe
(Community church) when norioa
Summer Bridge Now
Completed On Chetco
According to Art Crook, county
the Chetco about seven miles, was
commissioner, Sum mer Bridge, up
completed Tuesday by the coun
ty crew.
Completion of this bridge, said;
Mr. Crook, enables it to be used
as a detour in case of future road
construction or any trouble with
any portion of either the north
or south bank roads.
In addition, it enables people of
the area to have a “loop road”
for short outings in an evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hollis King of
Long Beach. Calif., visited last
week with his father, I. N. King,
up the Chetco river.
COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
SMALL GIRLS SKIRTS
for school wear—gay plaids and plain colors
From $2.20 to $3.60
SEERSUCKER NIGHT GOWNS
For Children — pink only, sizes 8 to 16
A Bargain at $1.60
SPECIAL! Enameled Metal
Waste Paper B askets..................95c
lovely floral designs—a perfect gift
¿toe/v'* Variety
and Apparel Shop
Auction Safe
At Fort Dick, California
SUNDAY, AUGUST 18
With The Churches
Baptist Community
R ev . C harles E. D unham ,
f í ( W of t \e Croft Lily
pastor ;
O. C. Turley, Music D irector
I
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m
H. Hoagland, supt. Classes for
all ages.
Morning Worship at 14 a. m. J
Starting at 1:00 p. m.
Bring your lireitock, fu rn itu re and anything you h a w
be auctioned off.
Sponsored by Lake Earl Grange
“Boots” Gilchrist, Auctioneer
Star of the Sea
Catholic Church
o P E N IN G
SO O N
W ARD’S
Clothing Store
during Many Hard-to-get Items1
°rk Shirts.............................Jackets
• '
frails................................ Sweaters
its....................................... Glooves
•Shirts..
Shorts
First Sunday of month at 12
noon.
All other Sundays at 8 «. m. |
Rev. Daniel Kelly, Pastor.
Westinghouse
Christian Science Society
Services Sunday at 11 a. m. a t 1
the I. O. O. F. hall The public is
cordially invited to attend.
"Spirit" was the subject of the
lesson-sermon in all churches of;
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday. Au-|
gust 11.
The Golden Text was. “I have
poured out my spirit upon the
house of Israel, saith the Lord
God” (Ezek. 39:29).
Among the citations which com
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
following from the Bible: "God
is a Spirit; and they th a t wor
ship him m ust worship him in
spirit and in tru th " (John 4:24).
The Lesson-Sermon also includ
ed the following correlative pas
sages from the C hristian Science
textbook, "Science a n d H ealth
with Key to the S criptures” by
M ary Baker Eddy: “Spirit. Divine
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