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BRQOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON Aí. M A Y J £ _ W ¿ « • dOlS ziivc ‘'W orld's Finest Clim ate Page N ine L an g lo is g ra d e school held its D onaldson motored to N orth Bend Mrs. Merle Morgan left on the achievem ent day. Thursday, with Sunday where they visited Miss Monday morning bus for Gold , Helen Fain a picnic lunch at noon. Those re- R uth K reutzer, who is a patient Editor. Pilot: Here is an item Beach w here she will undergo * ____ reiving diplom as were Billy at the Kaiser hospital I - . nPoDle are continuing S to rm . Donna Hofsess, June Sy-f Emma Jean McConnell left on of local interest th at I thought to use in your Services at the Com- > pher. J e rry Lambin, D arrell Price Friday with her brother C harles.*’ g Too Late To Classify J 8rvh at 8 P m Special and Donald Bramen. Teachers of for their new home at Forest next edition: “Mr. and Mrs. Jam es A. H a r « extended to older this group w ere Wanda Volck. I Grove. Mr. and Mrs. McConnell W ANTED: Lady to do sewing. • attend these services. D onna C hurchill, Ruth M urphy,, will leave during the week end. ris. long-time residents of Brook W rite LH, care Pilot. t0 k being held am ong N ellie S tra in and Leta H oggatt. j having sold their home a t Floras ings. and now’ residing at S anta ir T he p rogram for the afternoon Lake to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rosa. Calif., left Wednesday, May! For S ale: D inette set, $45.00; „ and girls in the 12-15 14, on a trip to Chicago. A sister cook stove, $75; double bed, m at- Invocation, Rev S tu b b s;B ro w n , „« with the two h ig h e st | w as Mr. and Mrs. Bob H urrell and from Perth. Scotland, is visiting tress apd springs, $20; single bed, be sent to a week at sa lu ta to ry —Donna Hofsess; band num ber^ under direction of Lois J daughter. Barbara, form erly of other members of the H arris clan $15; davenport set, $50; team of ^ mP Legion A uxiliary W rig h t; class history—June Sy-j Coquille, moved to th e ir new in Chicago, and as over 20 years horses and harness. $225; desk, election of officers last pher; folk dance by first and sec home at New Lake, a p a rt of the have passed since they last saw $15; book case. $12; fruit jars, •*ith these being n a m e d : ond grad es; songs by the same ranch recently owned by W alt each other, Jim m y had hastened door, windows, et. See at Brook- eastw ard to a big fam ily re- mgs M arket, betw een 5 and 6 »ration, president: E laine grad es; songs by Ruth Morris and S train President; Honey I Jan ice Ram beu; reading (Jim i Mr. and Mrs. Frank S tr a in 1 union had re ^ rx a v tio n s on p. m. every day except S a tu rd a y ii«t vice / City of S a n or Sunday. W illard G raham . _____ nb.H crw i i Bludsoe) hv .la rrv by tn m .n - Lambin; enna u..„;___ visitors, the stream liner “City second vice-president; Ja h rry song were Coquille business Francisco” and expects to re tu rn Friday. Sobbema. secretary; Faye ” M arg aret and Caroline Mor ~ * F or S ale: John D eere tracto r, ris; p u p p ett play, by fifth and Mrs. Jesse Walton returned to to S anta Rosa before the first II model w ith 16” plow. 5-ft disc, chaplain; R uth h er home recently at Denmark. | o( J u n e . ? nd Jew e'' sixth grades; class will—D arrell ?r executive officers, M ar 1 active in the business life of c u ltiv a to r and all attachm ent«, ines, Emma Barnes, Eth.- U rice; "Success” Speed Ander- from a Eugene hospital, where Brookings for m any years, oper- practically new. Wm. D. FL her, sergeant-at-arm s,’,son; valedictory- Billy Storm ; she underwent m ajor s u rg e ry .. . Mr. and Mra Everett S tra in l? " " « ’hc H«m s Aulo C ou«. a a t R ivers End, Sm ith River, Cal. Leonard Mesdames Jean folk dance — third and fourth fountain and store, Greyhound: Mar> Dobbema and grad es; address. Rep. Ralph D. and son, Hal have left for an bus depot, and in their spare tim e! For R en t: 4-room house, store M oore; presentation of diplomas extended vacation trip. were appointed dele Hook care of C entral T ransfer I '™ « T* Mrs. Alice Stankavich was anj la r Hotel office. te department conven- —G eorgia Fromm, county super freight office. They are looking be held at Portland, be- in ten d en t of schools; songs by overnight visitor at the home of forw ard to an enjoyable visit and For S ale: day bed couch, m a t e n tire school and benediction by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. June 26. during their absence, have left tress and cover; tw in bed w ith Rev. Stubbs. Fish of Bandon. While there they ublic gorse meeting w’hich Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flynn of Cres m attress and springs; stu d e n t’s last Friday, was well T he Legion Auxiliary sewing attended a bridal shower given cent City in charge of th eir place desk m aple finish; .«mall drop- . with county judges at- club held its last meeting of the in honor of her cousin, Miss E th a t S anta Rosa. leaf table. Mrs. E. M. Gurske, who have gorse in th e ir season last T hursday at the home el Fish, who lives at Arago, on betw’een Easy and Ransom Ave. In the morning they of Mrs. S tella Hansen with pot Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Seym our j Across from Pierce home. • Mrs. Elsie Hicks, Mrs. Emma the experimental station luck luncheon. The meeting w a s| „„ai ----- done ------ to w ell atten d ed w ith many articlesj Lennox and E arl Bendick of Rose had as guests last week-end, Mr. what had been For S ale: U niversal wood range this pest. A lovely lu n c h -, m ended. M eetings will be re- burg were visitors at the home S eym ours parents. Mr and Mrs w’ith coils. Call a fte r 6 p. m. Chas. Miss «served at noon by t h e jsum ed this fall ¡of Mr. and Mrs. Lex Cope this C. L. Seymour, his sister. M l« S tan h u rst. Easy street. • Ruth, and a friend, Miss Dorothy ,f Sixes Grange. Discussion Langlois high school held a week, Read H orst’s A dvertisem ent! Visiting at the home of Mr. Yoshitomi, all of Milwaukie, Ore. ild in the afternoon, picnic la st Monday a t Floras weekly card party w as L ake. S tudents were accompanied and Mrs. Clarence Fain are her Sixes Grange hall and by th e ir principal. Mr. Hagen and parents, Mr. a n d Mrs. Jam es tended by Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. H agen, Mrs. Ruth Donald Butcher, and h e r sister, Mrs. Slocum, Mrs. Velma S a son and Miss Mary Boice, teach N orm a Perye. all of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. M astropolito of conducted by ri Helen Fain and Ja k e ers. W ith plenty to eat and en Prizes were won by Mrs. te rta in m e n t, everyone enjoyed Burbank, h a v e purchased the Jack Donnley home in the H am Patterson and Grace Mc- th e day, even the sunburns. Rod McKenzie and Clyde Com m encem ent exercises of let. The Donnley family is mov KNL Langlois high school were held ing to San Francisco where he grade school m ixer w as W ednesday evening at a colorful will be connected with a whole Potted plants, choice shrubs, bedding plants, and sale drug company. it Fnday night at the lo- cerem ony. balled and wrapped native Azaleas and Rhodo A good time was en- T he re g u la r business meeting -, the group present. The of Sixes G range was held S a t dendrons and hydrangaes. for dancing was furnished u rd ay a t the hall. The hall was who have practiced w ith d ecorated w ith azaleas and rho bderson. dodendrons. w ith moth of these At Prices You Can Afford to Pay! grade graduation of the being picked and arranged by rford school was held last Mrs. E na Sheridan and Mrs. M or BROOKINGS HIGH SCHOOL GYM ay at the gym. Receiving Ience Adolphson. Marion Norman were: Kent W agner, s ta te deputy, was a visitor. Mi’s. _________________ Cobum. Keith W agner, S te lla Slocum had charge of the ►tabrook, Virginia Fred- exchange of flowers or plants. By Ed and Mendy Tommie Paris, and Al- Follow ing the business m eeting a Howdy, Folks: We recently ^odme. The program con- p ro g ram w ith flowers as theme, read quite an article about the of. processional—Mrs. El- w as presented F u n e ra l services were held at wonders of face lifting by a cer invocation—Miss Zel- unes; welcome — Lucinda Coquille this week for I. Britton tain plastic surgeon. vocal selections “I Love of D enm ark, fa th e r of Carl Brit- Face lifting m ay be all 'Cottage,” "Indian D aw n,” ton. right for women, but if a man Mrs. F ra n k M cFarlane and two mne Chapman, S an d ra in at all patient his w ill Lucinda Fitzhug. Class d au g h ters and her mother-in- grow right up through h u Kent Wagner; Reading ]aVv, Mrs. Sell, w ere visiting Mrs. «k hair. Thinker) Keith W agner; j M cF arlan e’s m other, Mrs. Ellen cy-Lee Estabrook; Class S p an g ler and sisters, Mrs Ruth ______ Of course, the earliest known Ronald Coburn; C lass ¡M urphy end Mrs. uvewn Jesse W alton to Hired G irl) — S a n d ra I a t th e ir homes at D enm ark last method of face lifting w as with a rope. I’HONE 183 T. W. Zenier Farewell to grade school ( Friday. » • • • • Benj H elen McConnell, of Venice, c.e Paris; address — Ben W e have a notion that the ’on ; presentation of di- Calif., has been visiting. Mrs. Ira that is lifted by those plus- j 1 ■ St< Spoerl; W elcom e■ McConnell, for a few days. Steve tic surgeons falls again when school Joseph K am pa; Among those enjoying a picnic it sees the bill. tion-Zelma Gaines and a t F lo ras Creek honoring W il- • ♦ ♦ • • -Elna Rigik. b u r Jensen's ninth birthday w eie Some men have such long fa c e s; M? X r l e s . h ^ barbers shou.d charge .hem vmatism £ & Ma “ l E d w ards Mrs. drub.e a shave. In The Mailbox: Festival Shrub and Plant Sale THE YZALEA GARDEN CLUB J 2 to 6 p. m. Saturday, May 31 Chetco Drug Co, YOUR REXALL STO RE Ready To Serve You Always THE BEST XD ARTHRITIS Lockwood and the Jensen family. Speaking of charges, we ^differ as to the m erits of Speed Anderson, son of Mr and will let you down easier than ' ' Many users say it has ........ ibem ....... relief. If „_________ you suffer Mrs. Andy Anderson left Sat-¡ you think, if we m ay sell Rheumatism or A rth ritis urd ay for O akland, Calif , where uou our Gas and Air. • • • • « ' write for lite ra tu re on S he w ill visit his grandm other, v0 from Research L abor-, Mrs. Zola Bloom, and brother, A lot of folks around here will tell you it’s a good value. 1«. 408 N. W. 9th. P o r t - ¡ G lardon. _ Miss B etty Storm Mrs. Ruth Why don’t you try it ? paid adv. wspapers Cigarettes ’S C H A D f o u n t a in s e r v i c e tdwiehes - Salads - Coffee ICE CREAM TO TAKE HOME «azines Tobaccos Those fam ous Standard Oil Co. scenic views are o u t - new issues weekly. W hen you stop for gas -a sk for yours — -------------------- — +-------- - CHEVRON Gas Station Station No. 5056 Eddie Thornton and V. A. M endenhall Jr. IN REPAIRS ALWAYS! PRICES CONSISTENT WITH QUALITY! B R O O K IN G S GARAGE Claude Goldizen George Darling Next Door to Brookings Market
