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B R O O K IX G S-H A RBO R PIL O T . B R O O K IN G S, O R E G O N
W ells, G eorge B ren t. L ucille W a t­
son an d R ic h a rd Long, com es to
th e local screen S un d ay an d M on­
d ay , w ith m atin ee. S un d ay
T h is p ic tu re w as produced w ith
g r e a te s t sin c e rity and in te g rity .
It h a s m e rite d com m ent from so
m a n y critics, a b o u t th e tim e, —
th e p r e s e n t - w hen g irls of the
a rm e d serv ices a re looking fo r­
w a r d to th e tim e w hen th e y can
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sh e d th e G I an d get in to iniffti.
W aves. W acs, S p a rs an d M a­
rin e s a r e seen in th e ir en d eav o r
to be “T he w om an th e y w ould
m o st lik e to look like in cavilian
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c lo th e s .” Such is th e sto ry
T e e n -a g e rs have th e ir innings
th is w eek, too, w hen “ F red d ie t
S te p s O u t” com es to th e screen.
I t ’s a story’ of a radio crooner
W’ho q u its his show because he
w a n ts a re st, and th en goes into
h id in g . A stu d e n t at W hitney high
sch o o l closely resem bles th e m iss-| ous lads decide to get th is inno­
in g cro o n er, an d tw’o m ischiev- c e n t lad in to tro u b le w ith his
g irl by h aving a no te w r itte n to
th e c ro o n e r’s a g e n t, c la im in g th e
c ro o n e r is posing as a s tu d e n t |
at th e school. T h e re ’s c o n fu sio n —
w hich w ill be rev ealed , next W ed­
n esday and T h u rsd a y .
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R ev . C harles E D u n h a m . pastor
O. C. T u rley , M usic D ire c to r
S u n d a y school a t 9:45 a. m.
H. H oagland, su p t. C la sse s fo r
all ages
S erm o n by th e p a sto r. S p e c ia l
m usic w ill be given by th e choir.
Y oung peoples m e e tin g a t 7 p.m.
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M orning W o rsh ip a t 11 a. m
R ev E C. H icks w ill d e liv e r th e
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Smith River Methodist
This Adv. for New Merchandise Arrivals
TIC
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c h a p e l. C h u rc h S chool an d w o r - ) Ison.
sh ip a t 10:30 a. m. V icar—The
Latter Day Saints
Rt. R ev. T hom as Jenkins.
S u n d a y school e v e ry S u n d a y a t
G old B e a c h : S t. M a tth e w ’s
C h ap el. H oly C o m m u n io n a t 8 :00 10 a. m. a t H a rb o r school house.
a. m .; C h u rc h S chool a t 10:00 G e o r g e B a x te r, p re s id e n t; I r a
a. m .; M o rning P r a y e r a t 11:00 Brown, first cou n selor an d P a r le y
a. m. Vioar—T h e Rev. L u th e r W illa rd , second co u n se lo r.
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B ro o k in g s: S t. T im o th y ’s C h a p ­
Seventh Day Adventist
el. H o ly C o m m u n io n first S u n d a y
S a b b a th School a t 9 :4 5 a. m .
of m o n th a t 7 :3 0 a. m. (C om m un-
C h u rc h se rv ic e s a t 11:15 a. m.
ity c h u rc h ), th ir d S u n d a y of th e
Y oung peoples m e e tin g a t 4 :00
m o n th a t 11 a. m. ( H a r b o r G ran g e p. m. P r a y e r m eetin g . W ed n esd ay
h a ll). E v e n in g P r a y e r a t 5 p. m a t 8 :0 0 p. m.
Baptist Community
ARE COMING IN
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T IT U S B U L B F A R M
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S e rv ic e s S u n d a y a t 11 a. m. a t
th e I O O F h all. T h e p u b lic is
c o rd ia lly invited to a tte n d .
“ U n re a lity " w as th e su b je c t of
th e L esson-S erm on in a ll C h u rc h e s
of C h rist. S c ie n tist, on S u n d ay ,
O c to b e r 6.
T h e G olden T e x t w as. “ All th a t
is in th e w’orld. th e lu st of th e
flesh, and th e lu st of th e eyes,
and th e p rid e of life, is not of th e J
F a th e r, b ut is of th e w o rld ” (I
; Jo h n 2:1 6 ).
A m ong th e c ita tio n s w h i c h ,
co m p rised th e L esso n -S erm o n w as
th e follow ing fro m th e B ib le :’
“C o n sid er w h a t I say : a n d th e
L ord give th e u n d e rs ta n d in g in
all th in g s. S tu d y to shew th y se lf
ap p ro v e d u n to God. a w o rk m a n
i th a t n eed eth not to be a sh a m e d ,
r ig h tly dividing th e w ord of t r u t h " |
I (2 T im . 2:7.15).
T h e Lesson S e rm o n also in c lu d ­
ed th e follow ing c o rre la tiv e p a s ­
sag es fro m th e C h ris tia n S cien ce
te x tb o o k . “S cience an d H e a lth
w ith K ev to th e S c r ip tu r e s ” by
M ary B a k e r E d d y : “W e should
becom e m ore f a m ilia r w ith good
th a n evil, and g u a rd a g a in s t
fa lse beliefs a s w a tc h fu lly a s we
b a r o u r d o ors a g a in s t th e ap-
: n ro a c h of th ie v e s an d m u rd e re rs .
You m u st c o n tro l evil th o u g h ts
in th e first in sta n c e , o r th e y w ill
c o n tro l you in th e second " <p 234)
S ta r
of
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Serve The Finest
FRO STED
FOODS
Asparagus
String Beans
Brussell Sprouts
Mixed Vegetables
Peas and Carrots
Pineapple
Green Peas
Squash
Apricots
Apple Sauce
Peaches
Whole Corn
Raspberries
Cocoanut
Strawberries
Rhubarb
Pie Crust
Frozen Chickens and Turkeys
Frozen Oysters, Clams and Scallops
Frozen Shrimp and Crab Cocktails
— Ice Cream, in Pints and Quarts—
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Catholic Church
F irst Sunday of m onth at 12
noon
A ll other Sundays at 8 a. m.
Rev. D aniel K elly, P astor.
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