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C roft Lily G row ers
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A fam ily reunion of the Geo. Airs. E.
tak^s. Many blame us for letting
Mrs. Bernadine Steele, m em ber
the stock out but we have always B axter fam ily was enjoyed ‘ over
felt the world is big enough for the F ourth when Mr. and Mrs. ¡of the local teaching staff, is at-
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«ill. and has plenty for all. and ‘ *)fton B axter and children and tending sum m er school a t the
An in terestin g m eeting was or" Burbank, Sundav^S
it is a lot more fun living, w ith
a °d Mrs. Dale B axter and L niversity of Mexico at Mexico held Monday 14th bv the C roft ira v ^ling by motokrd
m u ih .™
oil o£. K lam ath^ Falls, City. She also attended sum m er Lily G row ers Association a t the ^_e ir * a y to Vancoc*
the com m unity enjoying 1 i 1 i e s children,
all
and Mr and Mrs. Merlin B u lla rd , school there last year.
¡H arbor G range Hall.
They left Tuesday"^
with us
Due to the trem endous
success Airs.
al Townley
So we see - o u r creator, our and children of <o f a g e Grove Mr. and Mrs Leslie S teers and
here for the holiday Mr. and ^ jrs Bin A lgers of King- of the “Lily Blossom Tim e” floral them. They all called
heavenlv Father, ever since 1917 were
has been preparing a blessing
we‘‘k<nd
ihls *s the first tim e jey Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. Mike parade and program July F o u rth ar*d Mrs. Clarence Fa»
there isn’t room to receive for T‘!al Tbe entire group had evei S la te r and d au g h ter of Kadoka, the Association voted to contin- as
w<?re members tf
the Brookings-IIarbor commun-
n ?i'Scthci. and there was South Dakota, and Mrs. Daisy ue the sponsorship of this event church at Burbank,
ity The Croft lily most oeau- n2 i< h ''•hb’ing and pictun? taking Algers of Kingley w ere recent and to place it am ong the lead-
Mr. and Mrs. ¿nA
tiful lily ever given to mankind. ubi,ie here.
houseguests a t th e Lee March ing a ttra c tio n s of the Pacific have as guests Mr J
and the most w anted symbol of
‘
*’* y. Elrnor'; ,and Mlss home. Mrs. Daisy Algers is Mrs. Coast. Already, plans are under mother, Mrs. Josepbd
the Resurrection.
Nadine ia q u e ” of Selm a were M arch's m other and the others way • and
re being
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— •••ft made for son and her sistpr
afÄier. &
He chose to guide
it IL»
to 14 us
bv
h’ re * last week
visiting
Miss ' El-
are a jso her relatives *
next
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ears
"Lily
Blossom
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of
Columbus.
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the w a y o f Mr. Griffiths. Louis
?. ¿ran< paren s. J r . an-
M ervin H anscam is at McChord u’hich will even exceed the beau- are here for an indefinrj
ir.,.,„hton. Mr
Rasmussen,
es have
o r a a six weeks
and pagentry of this years sur-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sta
.
Houghton,
Rasmussen. ‘ ' \ 'Z, , , " n / , > r tpL „ /j ' T lam
Tflmns
hav„ Field-
Meld. W ashington f for
US. Shindler
train in g course in connection prizinK perform
ance. ” When
it is
Bonnie J,> J
-dler and Mr. Croft. But . *.
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’ daughter,
J- * ”
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Mr. C
Croft
itted to have
e,r nousegue. s Mrs.
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roft was perm
nerm ittod
h .v „ ? d ad l a as tb ne,r
Mrs».iw jth
hig ROTC worR jn (h<? Un rem em bered th a t this years p r o - g e le s stopped at the b
i. «he longest because he love,! it
wh r
*’? ' H ' «versity , and with this sum m er £ram was arranged on com par- Mr. and Mrs. M. P J
even <o «he end of his life
fs
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course, h e will receive a com- atively short notice and was fin-, while en route to Vane
__ a _ s a period of h i. « o rv ¡ b ¡ r o T t h . . e " r H
n lJ p tt t - n *>“
l t n n of f
Today,
“ a “ r T m l ? d P Poll<‘,
mission as Second L ieutenant in anced by the Croft Lily Growers C., and Canada, last
»«' have dedicated the m em o n ii ' ' " " 1“ r a “ ? **.hpr .s,‘s,e,r and •»">-, the
™ arm
ar y reserve upon his grad- Association for a couple of hun-J
Mr. and Mrs. Asdafc 3
located by .he roads.de ,n «he
'
" a><ten
«ualir.n
dred dollars it can readily be seen turned to their home a-i
very held » h ere he „ „ caused and '‘« u c h tir Ann M ane of Thom-
«sa. vxniaiiuina
iiK-v it-n hdiii«.i ^ r - and Mrs. F red T rav er and what
. . . w onderful , possibilities ex- geles. after spending
to And
leave
lilies this "Lilv Week” as-
full developement
» e his
launch
da>': O a klah°m
" d dad a. They left S atu *h r- d i ^ " » o ’ ^on
^ ist for
a the
“
a n ' e X ^ ' s ’ and
u ch cation here.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark
^ / ^ h ^ b e e T f h " K, ' ha' a ' " - - - " X l l v T V X
<er. f o ^
ue°
T h,' " ‘ h
v^U
•■d »«..,
he
b* ^
b u lV 'r\n d , \^ ! h k N e a T J)tMK! ° 00
uir»s ann bulblets. True there
are too many. That is our pres-
«•nt problem. But there is a fu -
ture. One has aptly said ‘Be
htnd the d.n, u n L n v n « a „ d e .h
fir!d'
a" d
e a r- ^
a
^
'¿ e f home of Mr. and
T h e lm a 'P e ttig re w and 3 are M rs- Stafford.« brother»0 !I' ' "
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*g , an,n
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^hl,dren
W ednesday for th e ir
March and Lew Morgan
hort1P ,n Eugene. The tw o older are at Fairbanks, Alaska where
ch,ldrpn had vis»fed th e ir grand-
work this sum m er on
Par" n' 5; Mr a " d Mr> E «=' H an -| <»e airbtue. They left S e a f le
c o d within the shadow, keeping i'.™ 1 / 0' a ?’™ ,h 'vhilc ,h e ir ° '’ hc f o u r ' h of J u l-V b>' Plane
w atch iilifivn hit
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parents moved
fm m
Mr« Anne
Anno H urst and Mrs.
»»_ Syl-
e»_.i
moved thpir
th eir hnmp
home from
Mrs.
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a a
via" Evans of the bay region are
i
* u i*i
Anderson visiting at the home of Mr. and
are L a v i n . J ' " ''" u ,G la " O r ' a "
S> P a>™
-he upper C he,,
Pine Cone
T II E A T R E
Box Office Opens 7:30
Show Starts 7:45
Brookings
Oregon
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B I « ? s t a t e “"
M“m. Time in Brookings”, can be
Mrs- Roy Walters a
made into one of the outstanding! h°m e to her many fr/m
events of the Pacific Coas| pve^ having undergone
rivalling for n a t u r a l h o a n t ^ th«
Andv Andor nn
’
Rose Festival of P ortland and thp Younce and son anH P*
i X V m e n . of
of P a sa
™ J0"ed”
dena. California,
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A . m em bership drive was init-
iated also by the C r o f f Lilv Grow-
ers Association The dues f o r t h e
rentaindyr of thiT v e a r L e n g
duccd to the sum of six d o L L
Jackie Royer d,
The present m e m ^ l p “ ' ^ ; ^ t . has left for hem
divided ----
into two
ith Geo «-°8 Angeles, ----
and to w
' ” v teams, w
»1111
Funk heading one squad and Bob t,ves ,n that area
Cham bers in charge of the o t h e r
Among those en.knifl||
' irr‘ r" wcruit new members ;,nd l ';ir’ v
the Ba«4J
The team gaining the most mem- w ere: Mr- an(1
hers is to enjoy a banquet at the derson and son, Mr
exPense of the losers, so. all in: George Conners and
Mi*. M a t t i e a I k a * » i y spirited contest is ex- and Mrs. E. E. Hayden. i
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day with Carl Stew« J
t -» a
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P
ss-
E a rl Longnecker is 4
hospital and aakl
»round on cruirt“
1
are leaving this week for th e An- co country.
'.h c 7 w ,i|a L n d a ,a m o n th
M r' an d
^ “ '-y of Down-
in
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c
a
ttle
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prs
Grove.
Illinois,
called VII
on the
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,
11 If
ing cattle.
H
erbert
Payne
fam
ily
during
the
Miss Caroline Mills of Vine past week. They are florists and
Grove, K entucky arrived recently
ar«- much interested m the Croft
Lilies.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Baird of
G rants Pass, Mrs. Carm en Otis
H
Me.
I the
*cted utd ,-i substantia] gain in M r s ’ G ra d > Ynun<*
ited at the home of c m . Clayton r ' mhriship of the Association
and
’ '«.¡land. and|
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Mr. and Mrs. VanEr
last Tuesday
Jos»-i>hine Anderson ai|
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Layton of
K atherine Jones,
La Mesa, C alifornia, who have
as p
Mr. and Mrs. Claw
been visiting Mrs. Layton's b roth
Ey Mrs. Helen Fain
accompanied by Mr.
er. C. M. Clayton on the Win-
chuck. left last T hursday m orn 't arried over from last week) drove to his cabin up I
Bp Eii and M endy
Mr. and Mrs. John Conrad of Elk river, enjoying a pt ICctlief
ing for Denver. Colorado. They
Mr. and Mi> Clarencfl
Sacram ento. Calif., and sm all
will
visit
friends
there
before
Howdy Folks; A friend of ours
Friday and S atu rd ay
of Berkeley, Calif., are f I
son
and
his
sister.
Mrs.
K
atie
retu
rn
in
g
home.
, says th at we should be g rateful
D istrict A ttorney Hugh G earin C arpenter, of Oaklland. due to a Mr and Mrs. Clarence I itely
, for luck, but not silly enough to
July IS and 19—
in
his jeep and one of the G rey mix-up in not receiving tele- of Sixes. Mrs. Bro«t! Ifor th
i depend on it.
. vg-i th
n eir
arnS ° f the death message of Brook's sister.
hound busses ______
kissed on „ a vm
curve
Miss Louise Epperson
at Cape Sebastian last week. The L n a h i
D° ,ly Sabin’ w ere
drivers bowed, tiaped their h ats
b P
reach her<? for the tie Point, spent the
0 » the o 'h e r hand, »otne peo* and went on a b o u f th e ir business ^ rv,CPS’ but arrived late Thurs- a t the Will Sabin and
pie like to com bine luck and The bus. on scheduled n in Z
2
tO ** w itb
Thompson homes.
pluck. They feel best when they High, packing his right front
Mr. and Mrs. Martin
3
fam
il-
utnd S a tu rd a y
A comedy sta rrin g Frank a n lucky enough eo find some wheel, fender and a b irn n on his T ? rn,ng . D urinK v ’heir
sta y here of Oakland, Ore., »eft
for,-he.«,, camo l o V r S Z
hLd" c h u m L ^
8
Morgan. Keenan Wynn one to pluck.
h er mothe and father
Mrs. Art Niemann of
Svlvester
Clark-
it
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i
n
d
chum
at
Bandon.
and Audrey Totter, plus
C a lif, and his wife, re c e n tlv 'v is- ¡ov^d"' ° f , the local fam ilies en- let last week.
news and a short.
They say a black cat is unlucky ited overnight with his uncle i t ' i
' Ptrnic lunch at Crow-lev
° n ' he F o u r,h ' and
but when a black cat runs in front Dave Gilmore Vest” used m ' i
of a car. and m akes it. it's lucky. w ork in the mill here and h ' ,L " f.°'nK were Mr- » " d Mrs
mil
never been back a f te r i
, ± i ? ? . DonaJ d*>"- Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday. Monday and Tuesday.
down in 1925
a " e r '< rlosed Ed Capps. M r. a nd Mrs, Zum w alt.
1 •
in the nett 1 jump
Matinee. 2 p. m, Sunday Of course there i.s owe class Mr.
R e t, V
, Mr; and M rs- H arrv Hemklin
Mrs i»,tii
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HUM
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tv a n s of
ot ; and
Bob Evans
and M Mr. and
M rs'
Clarence
|ï '-'-e
t/iu ts not only out of sty le
Angeles were S atu rd ay vis- B rook.
JOHNSON BUI
•Inly 20. 21 and 22—
® fa:
also out of luck now days and lt(^ at ’he Ray Struebing home Mr and Mr« v «• -
th a t’s royalty.
while en route to M ontana m . • and Mrs. A. W. Cope have
by the ! r vefk
a vacation. .
*
< na on e n te rta in -d her m other. Mrs. Em-
rooms with double ¡rj
B arbara Lee H athorn of CUn P * ^.<'nnox’ of Roseburg, a sister,
bed.
O ther ,>eople think th a t the dal<“' (' alif « " « • ' » t » « k - e n d l a n L L L a ™ b L S L L “ ' ' ’
Rates reason^
num ber thirteen i . unlucky. l t ., _ . . ™ “
h er burg over the holiday!. a h X '
in technicolor ’ with Wal "ure is •• if you * «Li»»
have thirteen
peo- ' *Z/end. Marilyn Struebing.
u u u tv n pro-
bv the monti
at a a dinner
dinner table
table and
vou get,
get! rhe, ^ S u la r m eeting of the Cur- toum ed to th eir homes, Sunday.
ter ridgeon, Ilona M as-' Pie
p e at
and you
A
rriving
at
the
home
of
Mr.
¡9 <
t - o oun’-
u nty v Indian
H eirs Assoc-
se\’ and .lose Iturhi, plu< stuck
s!uck w
" ith
lth the
th“ check.
cb‘*<'b
«-
Indian Heirs
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tatlon ’vas held Sunday a fter-
March of Time: “Germany Sonitfi/iux hard luck comes ^ ° n at tbe Grange Hall w ith For P hotographs and Post C ards of Your Li;|
fn>m waiting for a soft snap
i *-"airm an John Van Pelt and
•Handle With
re.
• • •
! vice-chairm an Sam Lopez, pres-
Kodak F inishing
Well, we've been lucky a lot ' Î ng The main discussion was v
lo
u
r
flo
a
t
and
P
arade Pictures Now On
of times. W e re lucky to live in
Tbe ‘dentification blanks
W ednesday and Thursday
town like this one and h a v e fl' ’fh must be filled out by each
such good friends and custom ers appllcant u ho is over tw enty
July 23 and 24—
.one A special meeting for S u n - 1
ida>. August 24th at the G range!
. a t ! ° ° oclock w as c a ||e d '
c L ie V
c h a ,m ,a '’- t«nd every one |
OiKible ,s urged fo he th ere and
—with Joanne Dru and
| bring identification blanks filled !
Richard Norris, p l u s a
Station No. 505«
l n ^ a, o h r £,Sposslbl<’ It is p la n .,
( artoon.
Eddie Thornton and
ned to have a com m ittee of th e '
'
A M endenhall Jr.
!! ? L T ,r med " » " tb e ra look o v e r'
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form ation.
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