Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, January 09, 1947, Page 6, Image 6

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    W hen daffod ils
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a ie
year .1 won t be n e c t a r y to haul
then, a.,y distance to be gassed
Chas Echols w ill perform the ser-
vice for a nominal fee. the gass­
ing w ill be accomplished by run-
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Bush’s Lily Gardens
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T H U R S D A Y , JA N U A R Y 9.
BR O O K IN G S. O R E G O N
Men Attend
| )airvinen’s Convention
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t ug
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rogen and box-cars for phosphate
Mr. and Mrs. P ete Lesm eister W hile there they attended
rock and potash especially short, returned late last w eek from a w-edding of their younger da
The recent coal strike slowed tw o-w eeks’ visit at Fresno, C alif. I ter, C hristm as.
LA N G LO IS — Oregon S ta te productiono of nitrogen for fe r­
D airym en’» associât ion's annual tilizer, but the extent of the set­
conV(.ntlMK schedu|ed for Baker, back isn’t yet known.
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h„ local
loeal
Mr. and Mrs. Val MendenhaM
by three delegates from the
county association, according to Jr. returned late last w eek from
P. O. BOX 131
HARBOR, 01
their wedding trip, spent at Port-
H. S. Cadman, president.
O f m ajor importance during the land and other points in that area
A hunt T h o T o w n
A H O U l m e
H W II
^belt”
B R O O K IN G S-H AR BO R
In the Land of Opportunity~
P >je S ìa
com ing
le g isla tiv e
yeai\ „ diseas ; T h ey are at home in th eir new-
control will attract the spotlight. 1 ly.furnished apartm ent in town.
1 ie tenants of the C e n tra l
w , Sweet, secretary-treasurer*
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Bui Idin
asked S a n ’ a Claus to of Curry County association, has
bring them gas masks for Christ-
named chairm an of the state
mas. but since he was temporar- j ^ a s e control committee.
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ily out of stock, they are praying
f u r r v county clim ated B an g’s!
Baptist Communitv
L-r warm weather
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disease during the 30s under the r kv C iu b l e s E. D unh am . pastor
!he fumes got M» ba I a few federaj test antj slau gh ter plan.,
O. C. Turley, Music D irector
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ago that E v e r y t Echols. A minority of dairym en in Coos
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
IrvM-e OÎ the
I tmg lad o take county are reported as opposed I W alter B. Jones, supt. Classes for
a trip back east to get some fresh |O any control methods and have all ages.
air
been consistenly before the legis- ! Morning worship at 11 a. m.
Arrangement» are now being lature in opposition to all control The pastor w ill preach the ser-
mon. Special music by the choir.
made to remove the lights from plans.
the big tree up town and hang
The Curry delegation includes
Young peoples m eeting at 6:30
large hearts in their place and H S. Cadman and Ralph Cope p. m.
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leave it up for a Valentines Day of Langlois and A. W. Sw eet of
Bible study W ednesday e ve ­
celebration.
Sixes. .
ning at 7 30.
Friends of M icky Gould w ill be
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The W om an’s C ircle w ill meet
pleased to hear th d the crisis is Fertilizer Supplies Are
Wednesday, January 15, 2:30 p.m.
GR O W ER S OF
P R IZ E
With The Churches
2 ' T . ? " n,,ch?w r y f‘ " '?*• *hoe Far Behind Demands
lepair service h.i\ arrived at last
D e s p i t e near-record supplies,- Smith River Methodist
in good condition and he expects]
•em.ind tar exceeds amount of! Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mrs.
to be in full production bv the 18 . . ,
ir t
of this month
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fertilizer available for 1947 farm G race \ anZee, supt.
Morning W orship at II a. m
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production w ith consumption dou-
e schools Christmas vacation tile that of pre-w ar years, accord- Rev. E. C. Hicks w ill deliver the
w as slightly piolonged due to a ¡ng to the fertil izer industry ad- sermon,
sma
e ay in the installm ent ol visorv com m ittee which met re-i
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Croft
EA ST ER L IL Y
P L A N T IN G
Still have several hundred first class commercii
Croft E aster lily bulbs, 7s, 8’s 9s, and 10s for sale
Watch For Our Announcement!!
of the opening of our new’, up-to-date
Shoe Repairing Service
jepu-m.n. Christian Science Society
S
h wax JujtgMted to nw the olh- of agriculture in W ashington.
Services Sunday a t 11 a. m. a't
er oay that it m ight be a good
T h ree c a rs h ave been ordered the I O O F h all Thp rwihlir u
Wea tor N o r n , Kemp to run a for spnng d e .ite r y in C u r ry coun- „ r d i a l i y i n ^ t i to a tt^ A
w IZ T
con,juni' " ,’n and w i"
•* handled through
f 'e
f,« m . , » r » 7 1
/
ftw m em bets ; the t o , r e t i e s
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of
U e ^
» ith ja n k
ears fo r_ n d -.
Build It!
Door and V indow Frames
FLUSH-TYPE INTERIOR DOORS—
CABINETS A SPECIALTY
We make special size sash, too!
&
Lesson-Sermon
in a 11
B. J. GOULD
on
”,UPP \ 'S ,h e ' ran sPo r ta ,,o n h<>‘ - S u n d a y. J a n u a ry 12.
Millwork and Cabinet Shop
M A SO N
th e
A ".’OnK '':"*s‘ "ns for inatl« Iu a ,e churches of Christ. Scien tist,
ME
LET
In the Templar Hotel Building
-S a cra m en t" w ill be the subject
Picture» It seems regular dealers.
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T h e'gold en te x t w ill be "The
bread of God iis he which cometh
down from heaven, and giveth
; life unto the w orld” (John 6:33».
Among the citations which com ­
prise the Lesson-Sermon w ill be
¡the follow ing from the B oble: "I
j am the living bread which cam e
I down from h eav en : if any man
eat of this bread, he shall live
ifo r ever: and the bread that I
w ill give is my flesh, which I w ill
give for the life of the w orld” ‘
(John 6 :5 1), together with the
follow ing correlative p a s s a g e
from the Christian Science te x t­
book. “Science and H ealth with
K ey to the Scriptures,” by Mary-
B ak er Eddy: “ His true flesh and
blood w ere his L ife; and they
truly eat his flesh and drink his»
blood. who partake of that di­
vine L ife.” (page 25).
Star of th e Sea
EDW ARDS
Catholic Church
F irst Sunday of month at 12
noon.
A ll other Sundays at 8 a. m.
Rev. Daniel K elly, Pastor.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
Box 15,
Brookings, Oregon
& & B, Cafe
Open 7:00 a. m. to 8:00 p. m.
DJXNER8 AMD S/IO R T O R D E R S
CLOSED EVERY TUESDAY'
t LOSSIE BI CHANAN, Proprietor
Cttfe
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CATERING ALSO TO:
Bridge Parties
f l ub y eas
Dinner Parties Of Any Occasion
Lodge or Club Functions Calling For Meal
Mrs. C. I. Patrick, Manager
C urry C eunfy .Vwswn of the
Newspapers
Episcopal Church
Cigarettes
C
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F O U N T A I N S E R V 1 C E
CANADA DRY MIXERS
ICE CREAM TO TAKE HOME
Magazines
Tobaccos
TO LOOK YOUR BEST ALWAYS
—Send Y our Cleaning To Us A t A ll Times—
P ort O rford: St. Christopher’s
chapel. Church School and w or­
ship at 10 30 a. m. V ica r— The
Rt. Rev. Thom as Jenkins.
Gold B e a c h : S t M atthew's
Chapel. H oly Communion at 8:00
a. m .; Church School at 10:00
a. m.; M orning P rayer at 11 00
a. m. V icar— The Rev. Luther
Ison.
Brookings St. Tim othy’s Chap­
el. Holy Communion first Sunday
of month at 7:30 a. m. (Commun­
ity church», third Sunday of the
month a t 11 a. m. (H arbor G rangi
hall). Evening P rayer at 5 p. m.
1 (Community church) when notice
ts given. Vicar— The Rev. Luther
Ison.
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S.W 'T'f H iv s n
Sand &
Gravel
D E L IV E R E D
In large or small lots!
WE ALSO HAVE AT THIS TIME
Some Black Loam Soil For Sale!
Latter Day Saints
We operate O ur Own P lant
I
ST O CK
Sunday school every Sunday at
10 a. rn. at H arbor school house '
G e o r g e B axter, president; I r a '
Brown, first counselor and Robert
Rasmussen, second Counselor
H tG H rS 8 T C U I !
F-tdo* of tert UlM
Storset’s Cleaners X Dyers
r ' cation—Young Ruilding—Rmoki-sj«
Seventh Day Adventist
i
Sabbath school at 9 30 a. m..
Church services at 11:00 a. m.
L IM IT E D S U P P L Y
Of Clam Shells!
B R O O K IN G S
Land And Townsite Company
R4’" m 6
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Central Buildin