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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1947)
Page E .'»ht In the Land of O pportunity |? Q c fp |- Q ^«npicn EailnlLI kJctllM 1». P ra y e r m eeting nt 7 30 DAY, A Supt. Mrs. VanZee, presented a, Mrs. Palm er Westbrook. E aster p. m. Pr S tar of special program with recitations Sunday, and were present for p. m., W Wednesday. Visitors are Catholie 4 ® A i r I »-»»>-» / J singing i «-» *•» • •-» r-» $ by -»« » ♦ the U. children. ■ I <4 ♦ the Uz» /*!• *i nf i rt r* of f t th Kill e m* ».j ry /4 _ I w c'-om 1 and christening eir grand- e z-» The church was crowded with children, Julie Richard, and little Text for the w eek: Rom ans F irst Sunday of ¡m em bers and friends who attend- twins, John and Jennifer, a t the 8:1: “There is therefore now no noon. .Vrj. All other Sunday? J ed the 11 o’clock service when church. condem nation to them which are Rev. Daniel Kelly baptism and reception of mem- The little triplets, Jane, Joan in C hrist Jesus, who w alk not bets were part of the services, and Owen, children of Mr. and a fte r the flesh, but a fte r the 51C W! Large Crowd Attracted i “Realization of O ur Hopes,” Mrs- Edward Westbrook, a ^ o S pirit.” at th To Easter Church Smith River _ sermon by Rev. E. C. Hicks, to- were christened at the morning , at the Sunday School »t*io71 Services, Sunday gether with several choir num- service at the church. B reat kas fun Gurry C ounty Mission o f the G race VanZee. supt. hers and solos, made up the pro- grandmother. Mrs. Eddie West- of Episcopal Church brook, who had planned to at- Morning Worship at | $351 w SMITH RIVER Sunrise Serv I gram. Ladies Aid Group Meets I tend the service, was unable to P ort O rford: St. C hristopher’s Rev. E. C. Hicks will, to t was he'd at *he ocean b e a -h chapel. V icar—The Rev. Dan A sermon. p-yse d a ’ fi a. I W’illov meetir Evt. (club roc in» « n,r inc »-any morning wor- oevoTions.* ana gave a reading on la1 riiKin S et Your Calender ship. Following a sung service, > Fassiop Week. Mrs Jessie Les- ...c j « n t : uusy , ~ m I Grange M eeting of Board of] with sjMTial numbers by choir, sard presided at the business ses- re-organizing. Lovely s p r i n g aJ a; m stress i of Dist. No. 17 is the ‘ “He Lives Again” was the E aster s,on An invitation was accepted flowers centered the tea table, , ° d Reach : St. M atthew 's cha April day of each month. na ssage d. I vered by Rev. E. C b> the society to attend a lunch- vvith an E a ste r bunny in theme ' ' lcar—The Rev. L u th e r Ison. E very Monday evens I Docia S H icks .eon and program at the Feder- ' cf decorations. R efreshm ents were ( ^urch school (each Sunday) a t ce and Follow in' the • rrv:, rs ! reak- a t,‘(l church at Crescent City on enjoyed at the close of the af- i , , a m (F irst S unday a Chil- Boy Scout meeting at (- Sixes fast was s e n e ! on the ben. h by Thursday afternoon at 12:30. The ternoon- 'T e n s E ucharist). Holy Commun- lows hall. Scouts urgdj ¡cu m and present at all meetir^ ladi»‘s of the church. The bon 'adl‘’s are still collecting used Twenty chairs for the nrim arv lon~ * each Sunday) 9 a. m. On the tr Eevery first and third L fires were made by Ashford Lo- clothing to be sent to Europe, departm ent arrived last week, in at, 11 a ' m ^ o rn * • Ophi day of month, Post 966’] pet. Amelia Brown was in charge ta k e and ice cream were served time for church. . 0 ^ la ^c r fourth and fifth Sun- |t Ophir, of Foreign Wars and A j of coffee-making. Vot- of thanks the close of the meeting by Mr. and Mrs. M urtin Rice of « S at 11 a '. m ' E veninK p ra y e r fi’wers ’ was exten led the Ind s for the ‘“ s Jessie Lessard, Mrs. Leta P ortland spent the week-end vis- „ 1 ,a.n d third S undays, 5 p. m. nt Odd Fellow Hall. Alii eireshme ice men-welcome. -— 1 ■ -* . . . . . Brookings: St. T im othy’s cha«i arrangem ents for the service. A r.rrso n with silver offering. ¡ting their dau g h ter and family, n^i vieo^ t u n , _ _ _ - Croft Lodge. 1 I Pixie 0 Sidney F a ste r S' ces {(tract Many &>nith R u e r Lodai News ---------- Mr’ and Mrs John Barnum and A lternated u f R<>V‘ 5 2 ' Ison’ I A. M. meets each w as given M. meets each seo More than 50 children with ..... „,, Mr and Mrs. A. J. Driskoll ol Pam ela and Diane. They return- services on q . ° and Evening 1 fourth Friday cf the 1 last T th eir pm nts attended Sunday Brooking bookings were guests of their ed home late Sunday afternoon, nounced H n 'v ’ p 8 da*VS 7 ^ ” &n‘ the Odd Fellows hall Tie of School Em-------- . ■ u . n ih . U klitri and family, Mr. and u / d C‘' a ^ nim ^ i un’on—flrst i^ S ” ^ Masons are welcome Mrs Ina Ina Johnson- Johnson, Principal principal and^an a n d ka nd d thhxl thirst S <5°*^ ml lac n ach,.,- ,.f the ,ocal school. « E v en in g P r a y e A - ’ i d ¿nd « S ’ Í W edn«d.y Iwceived recovering at t T 2nd o and ^ 4th i ¡M M utual u tu a i Improvement Imp; «t h er home k ™ follow -¿u nda£ K a ayer ' the fu Seaside hos- a c r o ^ £ -io n . H arbor School Everett pita!, Crescent City. Mrs. John h visitr son n o n be con- yol*ng are lnvited to cornel welcome. F a th e r I Ison can r- Hogan, Brookings, is su b stitu t tacted | a party by phoning Gold Beach n ¿ Pry Thursday even;: ing for her. ate. She 62R14 S oeacn, o . F. m eets at the Odd Mrs. Eddie W estbrook, pioneer 1 H all. Visiting Odd lUr and -------- - welcomed. resident of this valley, who has 1 attend been in failing health for sev the C< Latter Day Saints eral weeks, was taken to Seaside I a nice « Hospital. S a lu rd a v to be tinder 10 a rn 'a ! ’ i n i h V Sunday at home on Easy Street, and Bbers we | Observation and t'rcattnent. ] G,e „ r™ e" ¿ 5 ^ ° \ house B a y lo r ’s home at Jos«* 'The L Srntth River W omans Club »¡11 Brown first counselor in d " n l A ’” ' Le° S p anskr hra Cla i be hostesses for the Del N orte Rasm ussen <>• ,( r a n < Robert den meetings at her i bn Evere: Countv Federation of W o m e n s --------------- —- ___ - counse.or. in the Vincent Building fide of lords wit] i clubs at the com m unity hall, on Tuesday afternoon. April 15, a t J the chui 2:3C. The federation officers will I s ." t M’ X i be installed at this meeting with tr Margi j Ellen Estes as installing officer, fie, Sai t Mrs. Eunice F aris is program I Art Aldi i chairm an for this meeting. F but is “The Christi Belief R egard ¡ves rece t® !. KEMOA ES EEDS BETWEEN ROW: Io: little ing God and N atu re,” will be the sermon topic of Rev. Hicks' m es lopares Garden Plots For Planting I and Mrs s a g e . Sunday at the Methodist He is f . lulcnes Ground To Retain Moisture church, Sunday. miliar REASONABLE RATES I u„ I hospital He he ’ was ' Baptist Community RhV. t HARLES E. DUNHAM, PASTOfi O. C. Turley. Music D irector BEFORE WE HAVE E N O U G H Morning worship at 11 a. m. informal tea and open HOUSE! Sjx-t i, l music by the choir. EQUIPMENT TO GO AR O U N D \o u n g peoples m eeting at 6:30 Monday, April 14—2 to 5 p. m. long ago, like the proverbial early bird, o i •'Ieet,nK for pray er and M rs . E lle n C r e d e s t e r ’s S tu d io of Bible study, W ednesday evening we placed orders for enough telephone at 7 30. Choir practice S aturday Fee« equipment to provide service for every sub- evening at 7:30. Services At Peach Attract 100 People m a m za Coming a •fofa*1' ROTO-TILLÍN p (^l-ineh Tillex Roto-Tiller) - • - - • e ir r W ith The ( harches We are doing everything in our power to »peed this flow of materials, and we w ill continue to improve our service until it is once again the finest m America. There's still o |Ong line w aiting for tele phones, and we ore fillin g these orders as rapidly as we con receive the tremendous quant.ties of wire, cable, switchboards and many other types of equipment necessary ♦o »upply oil the demands of this rapidly growing area. ? v ti : u: ni un: muun -1 0. C. Rawlii I) R I F T W 0 0 I) scriber who desires it. We hove installed quite a bit of it, too. ... In ♦ he past twelve months we added more telephones and more miles of toll line than in any similar period in our history. G A. Mackenzie Christiai» Science Society S e rv u fs Sunday at 11 a. m. at the I. O. O. F. hall The public is cordially invited *u »«cutd Are Sin. Disease, and D e a th ; Real will be the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in all churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, April 13. 3 The Golden Text will be “Art thou not from everlasting. O Lord Mv God. mine Holy O n e’ we shall not die . . . Thou art of p urer eyes than to behold evil (and canst not look on iniquity"' (Hah. 1.12.13). 4 * A m o n g the citations which comprise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible- .A nd God saw everything that he had made, and. behold, it was fT 1‘, ,(2 en 1:31)’ to^ ^ r with the following correlative passage from the C hristian Sci ence text book, “Science and H ealth with Key to the Sc -rip- ’nres. by M ary B aker Eddfc ,fnd dcath mu« he (kxmx-d as devoid of reality «i- they of good. God.” (p. 5251*. Seventh Day Adventist Sahoath school at 9 30 a m O .u n h service at l l a. m i oung peoples meeting at 4 decorative arts H ig h w a y ’ 101 a n d W e s t b r o o k Lane Smith River, California NOW IN STOCK Dormeyer Mixers One Washing Machine DeLuxe Model Ranges Automatic Hot Plates Electric and Batterv Radio« Ret y our Water Heaters R- c. A. VICTOR RADIOS Door ( himes Pinup Lamps ft Feed Run, ] Oat Bai -alfa M Pel sses-di oanut A Mash r -’-d Bti tone i l: Peed. 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