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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1946)
Pa#« Twelve_____ Home of tke Croft Lily BROOKJNGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OftSQON Mrs. Arthur Crook and Mrs. Local News Items Amber ..._____ __ were ______ Campbell business spent the week-end at the home of the latter’s sister. Miss Mary ~ * City, — - — Mrs. Anne Brayton of Spokane callers at ' Crescent Thurs- Sorenson. is now visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ev- day. Miss Jean Everest and her sis- erett Brayton She is mother of Mrs Mary Brown of Sacramen- ter were Coquille visitors Tues- Mr. Brayton. to was here this week-end visit- day. Mr and Mrs. G. E. Flournoy of ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. | Mr. and Mrs. Tex Autery have Alturas were visitors of Mr. and J. M. Frazier. She took her daugh- gone to Portland to visit at the Mrs. E. Woody last week. Mrs ter. Marilyn, who has been living home of her brother-in-law and Flournoy is a sister of Mr. Woody. with her grandparents, back with sister, Mr. and Mrs. Don Auer. Bob Abbott returned to Arcata her for a visit. During their absense, their son Sunday to continue his studies _ Mrs. Joe Berger left Monday is staying with Mrs. Boice. I for Eugene where she will enroll I John Donaldson and children Mr. and Mrs J W Mosier have the three Berger children at St. 0, Denmark went to Ashland on re u -ted to their home follow,ng Marys Academy. , Thursday for Mrs Donaldson who a rip throughout the midwest. I Every teen-age youth is invited was attending' institute, return- ,. , rn.un< S for survey work hav* |to join in the fun. Meetings are ' ing Friday. Mrs. Mabel Edwards keld Sunday evening at 7:30 R M assisted «' ’he Donaldson home At the last «inriican American legion during their absence .irn __ . mvii ausvncv. * <"un y e past meetintg, plans were made for a Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cope were week pot luck dinner to be given Oct. Coquille shoppers, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCaleb Charles T M. Echols, county of Selma were week-end visitors 7, when guests will be entertained with vaudeville and quiz contests. surveyor, was here Thursday from <»f Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Frazier. with prizes to be given to the 1 Brookings, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Halli day and daughter, Norma, of Eu best dancers. The party is forj Les Tythcott was a business the newly-installed officers. All visitor at Port Orford, Wednes- Mrnek n7M w WC kF .% e S e rtS ° f eX service men’- their wives and ¡ day. I otherwise eligible for the Legion Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slocum or Auxiliary are invited and Otto Ileckel attended a pi- Mrs. Jack Hogan, Mrs. Roy nochle party at the Legion hall Wiedemann, a n d Mrs. Charles at Port Orford, last w’eek. Low’ were business callers at Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cadman of Crescent City, Friday. Coquille were visitors, here on Robert Stotenburg. formerly of Sunday Brookings, son of Mr. and Mrs. I Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Cox of Bill Stotenburg. and Miss Idonna North Bend spent the week-end Montague, of Shelly. Idaho were with her mother, Mrs. Katie Hof-1 Itox Office Opens 7:45 married, Sept. 8, at Bozeman, sess and brother. Walter. Upon m Mont. He is now manager of the their return home they w’ere ac-l I>r(H»kingS Oregon Rio Theatre at Idaho Falls. companied by their small son. Mrs. Alan Bvnon of Salem is Lee’ who had bccn a guest at th e ' expected this week-end to visit Hofsess borne for the past week..! Frid y and Saturday - j Mr. anti Mrs. C. E. Low for a The following were subpoenaed month. for court: A. J. Sweet. Septem ber 13 and 11— I The Young People group of the Mrs. circuit Owen Smith, Elroy Ziegler. Community church will give a Wil1 Sabin. James White and mus trvtY beach party for two of its mem- Kenneth Thompson. VovU l i v . , . , bers, Eugenia Moore and Calvin Mrs Melvin Baker and children ond yuvH low. i Turley, who will leave soon for <d Vallejo, Calif., and Mr. and •*» n r «un i college, Friday evening at tht Mrs. Raymond Deets, of San Fran- f i o n d a i ill Mill beach. Homer Haggerty was the first 'grower tp deliver bulbs to the local West Coast Bub Growers i packing shed. He delivered 21 • cases of Crofts, Monday. Mr and Mrs. J. W. Vernon and mm«, RANLÜLPH SCOTT « 4 ANN DV3RAS ...» I daughter Betty, of Dayton and EDGArt BUCHANAN « j RHONDA FLE>' UHO Betty's churn, Betty Lindsey, are A l u t t i t t v t i PRODUCTION O lrw w l » , tDW ; e AJUJI ¡viistors of relatives in this area P .4 » « - M H IK T I BIMRMAN . W»l— t!w. HMM »Tti.t, They came via Crescent City late Tuesday, and left today for their home. Plus a cartoon! Pine Cone theatre cisco, left Saturday for their re -'o f New Lake a n ? ? spective homes after two weeks Ennis Loshhanas and v isit w ith heir h e ir mother, m o th e r Mrs. M rc Car New nt « ... visit with Lake rie Boice and other relatives. Local lily grower Among those who attended the ve stin g Monday. show* at Bandon Saturday night R ud y Langlois of were Mr. and Mrs. W alter Sa- been Yn Coo?°Bav bin and son. Mrs. Velma Sabin having dental ¿ J and house guest, Miss Jean Faris, his stay there hl Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Thompson his aunt. Mrs Frt ? a and n d daughter, d an o rh tn r Mary M am / Jean Toon and r™ • . * * ^ank The loca! teachers a* Gerald Sabin, Mr. and Mrs. Huga land attending instituí Headquarters For Sporting Goods and Fishing DUTCH BOY PAINTS AND SUNDRIES P U M P S Electric Hand — Gasoline Powered A pump for every need! Complete Line of Plumbing Goods. STOVES, RANGES AND “ CUSTO M A IR E ” CIRCULATING OIL HEATERS We just pot in a new shipment! J . J. Gallagher P I. U M B I X G W A T C H THIS CORH leii?-* Electricity! w The answer to that would be the $64 reward! Sunday and Monday - L A N G L O IS Afrs. Ethelene Thompson September 15 and 16— Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sabin, o • . I ^Tiss Jean Faris and Loren Sabin •See It again—by popu- uyre fishing on the Sixes last lar request we are show- w‘<,nesda> l - e _____ Mrs Virginia Kreutzer of Ban inc b the famous don, visited at the home of her WALT DISNEY’S “Snow White” and the Seven Dwarfs brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and 1 Mrs Louis Kreutzer this week. I ranz Shindler of Bandon was in Langlois Friday. Bob Morrell was in town Fri- from Upper Floras Creek. Mr. and Mrs Charles Woolles Too Late To Classify Wednesday and Thursday September 18 and 19— Do you have a 16 mm. movie projector* I would like to rent it for a couple of days Charles Echols. Central Building. Lcldv of Blirlcstjlic •4.V r» 1 For early planting, immediate ¡delivery’ on choice Croft bulbets. Stanwyck, J umbo or field run Write Homer r, with Barbara and Michael O’Shea, plus Haggerty’ Brookincs a cartoon. For Sale -New mono-wheel au to trailer. $73. Write Homer Hag gerty. Brookings. • SALMON FOR CANNING SEA BASS FILLETS S L IC E D S A L M O N OPEN EVERY DAY— Next to th e Harbor Postoffice HARBOR FISH MARKET ORTON BROTHERS. Proprietors I here is no use to stop the men at work on the poy er lines to ask when electricity wil! be «nai.nble to you. The time you keep them from work, bv asking these questions, will add that much more to the completion time. II it were possible to give the exact date when s e n he turned on, certainly we’d be a , ° tmhge. At present, we can only guess, ue to the fact that several construction items, hadlv needed here, have not come. We cannot mild lines with promises any more than you can use electricity by having us guess the date you w ill have it turned on at your place. ’ iu thing all members should bear in mind is that we (your employees) will be glad to see this work completed, so that all needing service wi ha\e it. and that any added appliance may e procured without hampering service to any* one, mt ludmg your neighbor or yourself. Coos Electric Co_op.
