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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1946)
5PAY. DECEMBER 12, 1946 p KUUKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON I wiches and coffee were served ! from a white linen covered table River W omans club held ; centered with a Christmas scene. ember meeting Friday aft- Tall red tapers in silver holders the com m unity hall.. | graced the scene. Presiding at itions were in keeping w ith the tea table were Jessie Lessard Way season. The com m ittee and Terry’ Ulrich. Refreshments iristmas as them e in c a rry - comm ittee was made up of Elean the decorations. Mrs. Leah or Layman, Agnes Westbrook, presided at the short bus- Ilah -Robison. M artha Ulrich and neeting. which was opened Frances Westbrook. iraver by Rev. E. C. Hicks, Lake Earl Grange met in reg [ub voted a donation of $5 u lar session Thursday evening at Christmas seal sales The the hall. Following officers were Iso voted a donation tow ard elected for the coming year: lildrens Christm as party, M aster—Ray Robison. following program , under Overseer—Wallace Jamison, ¡on of Mrs. Grace VanZee, L ecturer—Violet Hinkle. Wells and Alyce I^?lick, was Stew ard—Gordon Wells. Assistant Steward — Gordon ory of C hristm as—Rev. E. Miller. :ks. Chaplain—Velna Miller. . “Christmas L ullaby” and T reasurer—Gus Miller. Night” by Mrs. Carl Os- S ecretary—Ruth Wells. Mrs. Wm. H all, and Gate Keeper—D. Nelson.. ine Bolin, accom panied by Ceres—Florence Bursk. Lucille Patterson, Pomona Pearl Bosch. F lora—Ilah Robison. iing: “Why t h e Chimes Mrs. Alyce Bolick, accom- Lady Assistant Stew ard—Bev by Mrs. P atterson. erly Ussery. •imba Solo- “Trees,” by Geo. Executive comitteemen — Ben prville, Jr. nie Ham. >, “White C hristm as,” Mrs. The Grange Christm as party stenburg. will be held on Dec. 19, with ex lowing the program , sand- change of gifts. The community ¡th River News Sand & Gravel I) E L I V E R E I) In large or small lots! WE ALSO HAVE AT THIS TIME Some Black Loam Soil For Sale! L I M I T E I) S U P P L Y - Of Clam Shells! B R O O K IN G S Land And Townsite Company Room 6 Central Building toys Home of the Croft Lily Page Thren Christmas party will be held on Monday evening, Dec. 23 at the Grange hall. Following the business session a social time was enjoyed with ice cream and cookies being serv ed by bachelors of the Grange. Mr. and Mrs. William Buckner were hosts for a dinner party at noon at their home Saturday, hon oring Mrs. Mark Wood of Harbor who celebrated her birthday. The other guests were Mr. and Mrs. W arren Bailey, Mark Wood, B ar bara and Billie Buckner. ! Harbor School Notes THIRD GRADE Lois LaClair, Sharon A l l e n , B arbara Gould and Janet Crump were out o school Monday. Lois, Sharon and Janet were out again Tuesday, but Barbara came back. We have a new Weekly Reader for this week.. Those who have not been ab sent this year are Joan Darger. Gary Payne, M arjorie Moore, Dick Berger, Kenneth Tidder, Stephen Henry, Larry Myers. We are making up stories in language about anything we wish. These children had dirty hands this week: Gary, Pete, Pat, Clif ford. Those having dirty desks w’ere Gary, Pete, Joe, Bill, Gary and Virginia. — Vingitta Akers, reported. SECOND GRADE We made posters showing how to set a table for dinner. We are going to have a Christ mas play, and we made candles to decorate our room. Dixie Wolfe has entered our grade. She was here in the first grade last year. Group 2 has new readers. FIRST GRADE Charon Carr, W alter Craig and Billy Guthrie are the three first grade children who have been neither tardy nor absent this year. Our room won first prize in the membership contest for the P.-T. A. Anna Jean G ardiner brought in the most memberships. Ellis Yelton brought the first grade room a nice picture of Cinderilla getting out of her pumpkin coach. n u e t t tm s H ttr W at N O W ! Beautiful Cookie Ja r.....................................1.95 1.6? Two-Foot S tepladder.....................................3.19 2 .1 ? Aluminum R oaster........................................ 4.49 Metal Kitchen Stool ................................... 4.69 Two-Slice Toaster ......................................... 7.65 3.79 3.98 6.95 For your every insurance need see Pete Lesmeister Agency. games dolls drums model airplanes CHILDRENS SMALL CHAIRS AND ROCKERS Many Other Things For The Children WABON I M M ** $ 1 .3 9 Gifts For AH Members Of The Family Lovely Chenille Robes Dresses Sweaters Complete New Line of Ladies Blouses Now In Stock Beautiful Gift Handkerchiefs for both Men and Women Our Gift Suggestion Table Is Loaded Down With suggestions for giving—Come in and look aroun . //our/ A.49 for tiny H A v u • • • " - - PRO PELLO PISTOL, re g u la r 109, Now........... 98c Moore’s Variety & Apparel Shop Tiny Tot Truck and T railer, was $1.09, now..„79c PA IN T SETS, regular $1.09, now................. 9 8 c HORSMAN DOLLS, reg u lar $4.98, now.... $ 3 .1 9 RIG TOSS GAME, regular $1.49, now......$ 1 .3 9 Chetco Home & Auto Supply Co. Complete Hardware Line
