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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1947)
THURSDAY Nîaï were served by the hostess. Sdver Creek Falls, n e a r Salem - M ( ) r r | C R l f e S H e l d " 3nd eight P a rty goers will be interested has chosen Dena Spencer to r e p - 1 1 7 i ’ * great Srar to hear th a t there will be a get- resent the Port O rford area an H p r p L a s t VV C C K By Mr». Helen Fain together Friday night at the Geraldine Holycross of Langlois J « V I C L M o l ▼ ▼ C C A ith entertainm ent They were chosen on m erits of | grade gym w ___ .. Sixes Greng* will hold a busi- and F u neral services w ere held, music for dancing. All a r e , scholarship, character, co-oper- Allen Ettinger rc ss and social meeting S atu r- aiion and grade on an American May 12 for John F. M orris, who t e r truck of oay, May 24, at 8:15 p. m. Dur- n ’W» passed aw ay the previous m orn from the Swan cross Mr. and Mr. W alter Slocum essay. Ing the lecturer’s hour there will and Mrs. Velma Sabin attended In the poppy poster contest the ing at the home of his son, A. M. grove’s, to their piL be special program on ilowers, the card party held a t the Port winners in Class 1, division were Morris, a t H arbor, a fte r two r,s creek, had his load, end all members are asked to Orford Legion hall. Elaine Mays, first; Roger Child- weeks illness. In te rm e n t w as at eight miles north bring either a plant, seeds etc., Langlois grade school achieve- crs, second; and C urtis House, Brookings cem etery. eff, and the rig son™, to exchange. Mrs. W alter Slo Born 77 years ago in N ebraska, bank some distant ment. eighth grade g ra d u a tin g ' third. All were of Port Orford, cum will have charge of the pro exercises and picnic will be held In Class 2, Roland Coburn of Mr. M orris had spent most of dent is said to haw gram. , Thursday, May 22. The sp e a k e r! Fort Orford was first; Donna Hof- his life in the west. He m ade a few miles abou Floras Willow club will . atten , ..... will be Ralph sess, second and Dick Everest of his home w ith his son and fam - factory-. Allen was* , d , for the afternoon a picnic a t the grade school o n |T Moore representative or Coos Langlois, third ily for the past several m onths.! Mrs* Harry pavnJ Thursday instead of holding the coun(y G raduating will be Ju n e | Bill Hand was nam ed comman- Besides his son at H arbor, he plan to move to C?" regular business meeting. The Svpher< Donna Hofsess. J e r r y / e r of Port O rford Legion post; is survived by two dau g h ters and as soon as school is'* next regular business m eeting of . ' j D arrell Price Billy Ollie Dobbema, first vice-corn- an o th er son, five sisters, a b ro th -1 is employed ther th e c ub will be held „ T h u r,- a n d X n i l d Bramcn. n,a„,ler; Bob Myer, second vice- Langlois News Local News day, Junt 26 at the grade school } J{ cjubs held their banquet gymnasium. 'en d dance Friday night at the accalaurea e services which Langjois gym wjfh Mr and Mrs. HP held Sunday evening f ° r Andy Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Al £ igh " ho01’ wel1 Volck as chaperons. attended by the community. Student8 a n d teachers, Mrs. met ing Of th e gorsc ext. ;- Vf)lck Mrs Churchill, Mrs. Mur- ™ " aJ * t CT 7 A\( Vhy and Mrs. H oggatt of the lo- Li L U ™ . i ? nge' commande; H arvey Shaw, adjut- ant; Bill Price, chaplain; Max Epler, serg eant-at-arm s; B i l l Barnes and W esley Spencer, and Dr. Baird, executive com m ittee, Bill Hand and Bascom S tra tto i were named delegates to the de p artm ent convention. cal grade school gave Miss Nellie. W ATCH! FOR ANNOUNCEMENT HAROLD JO C H E N S MALL POWER ( HAIN SAW SALES and SERVICE rear of the Gardner Building. \V. J. Lfirnes, Proprietor and Owner ----- - ..... , — * .............- ee - ■ .A •A? O’Niell Construction Co. will . . ". nie' lr' k' U1 Strain a surprise bridal shower resum e work of clearing and s ta rt at 10 a. m. by looking o v e r1 Friday afternoon at the school. building culverts o r the new road the infested area. Luncheon will The sewing club of the Port to be constructed south of P ort be served at mxin by the ladies Orford American Legion Auxil Orford. for $1 per plate for the men. Mr. and Mrs. Jim m y Mas- The main dish of fish will be iary will meet a t the home of Mrs. Stella Hansen instead of the tropolito have as house guests, donated and cooked by Mr. and Mrs. Don White. Discussion will Legion hall. This will Ire t h e ' his m other and fa th e r and two , last meeting until fall. sisters of Burbank,, Calif. follow the luncheon. M arlene, d au g h ter of Mr. and ' The 4-H girls a t Port Orford, Sixes home economics club held Hs regular business meeting last under leadership of Hazel Mc Mrs. Ted Evans, has gone to Thursday at the home of Mrs. I Kenzie will hold a picnic Wed- Bakersfield, Calif, to spend the W alter Slocum. The ladies spent i n< sday at the park by the school. sum m er with h er grandparents, the afternoon sewing baby blank Everyone is invited to attend Mr. and Mrs. Pinnell. Mrs. Ja y W alton is home from ets for Leep Memorial hospital the community picnic to be held Pt Bandon with 30 blankets fin at the grade school a t P ort Or- Eugene w here she underw ent a ished and delivered on Friday. ord, Thursday, May 29, which is m ajor operation. Mrs. Linda Guerin spent a few The next meeting will be held at the end of the school year. the home of Mrs. Art Sweet, on Legion Auxiliary, which spon- days visiting her daughter, Ruby, Thursday, June 19. Refreshments sars a girls camp for a week at a t Portland, and o th er relatives in W ashington. The C. M acSauers fam ily have moved th eir home to Fortuna, Calif. He is associated w ith his brother in the sawmill business. Clyde H arvey of Silver Springs is irf Los Angeles on business. He is expected home shortly. Mrs. N ettie Hockady was hos tess to California relatives last of the openning About June 1, of our week. H er sister. Mrs. Alice Doaks ( f S anta Monica, niece and neph NEW PLUMBING SHOP ew, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Kinnon of S an ta Ana stopped on th e ir re tu rn to C alifornia from Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. T racy Corbin --------------------------- .-- have purchased the Jack A sher -— -—------- -------- - property on the highw ay north cf P ort Orford. Repair and Parts Chain Saw Filing Friends have received w’ord th a t O tto Heckel is a t C entralia, Wn. attending the railw ay trainm ens convention and on the w ay to atten d a wedding a t Tacoma. Mrs. C arl Leonard’s brother, of Corvallis, is vis- Ix>eate<l Next to Mason & Edwards Shop—In j it L. ing A. at Rycroft the Leonard home this | week. WHEN WE TALK ABOUT TRAF N o doubt you havo soon a crowded highway thousands o f motorists a ll trying to roach thoir destination as soon as possible. Unless everyone cooperates, traffic slows dow n an d no one makes much headway. It's ntf sim ilar w ith us In your telephone company. In the last ye a r w e completed 76,619,313 local and loq distance telephone calls. These kept our circuits even bww th a n the most crowded super-highway. We need yourWs keep this record volume o f traffic running smoothly. Thno sim ple rules w ill keep calls flow ing and w ill give you oid everyone on your line m axim um enjoyment from your Mie phones * A llo w a fe w minutes' tim e between calls when ya m ake more than one. * Talk only as long as you need to on each coll. * Ask your youngsters not to monopolise the telepho* Thank yaw. TELEPHOVE (Dili Some of the local saw m ills have shut down as a p recautio n ary m easure during the spell of lew humidity. . W. H. COCHRAN. Sr. OLD FASHIONED BOX SOCIAL AT 1.0 . 0 . F. HAI.L 9 p. S a tu r d a y M a y 2 4 th Music, Dancing. Mock Marriage. Solo W histling, Mind Reading A g,xxl time is promised all-something happening every minute No Admission Charge Free Coffee -L A D IE S BRING B A S K E ^ Prize given lady whose basket gets the biggest price___ •GIVE BOB BACK HIS EYES” Ever.vh.xly Welcome j Sponsored by Odd Fellows W. H. COCHRAN C o c h r a n C o n st GENERAL CONTRACTING House, Harns, Buildings of Steel, Wood or Concrete BROOKINGS, BOX 153 C U L T IV A T IN G S U G G E S T IO N S This Spring's coming early and dry, so suggest a deep dust mulch on lilies, l*r and on other garden or row crops. T IS D A L E
