Brookings-Harbor pilot., July 24, 1947, Page 7, Image 7

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AVorld’s
M ay richer, fu lle r be!
If some of them said “P ie.’
O lig h t th a t follow eth all mv w ay
R ut a11 they say is lilies'
Local News Items
F o r y o u r e v e ry in su ra n c e need
I yield by flickering torch to
, V I See It
Thee;
And some of them for free;
V isitors at th e R. D C ham bers S ee P e te L esm eister Vgency.
[fcriou < • Marsh
hom e last w eek w ere Rob’s b ro th ­
My h e a rt resto re s its borrow ed My word a ca r is stopping
er-in -law and sister. Mr. and
ray .
Let s see who can it be.
f of God
'<l t - T h a t in T hy sunshine’s glow its They w anted just to ta k e a look Mrs W ill S an ders and son of
C a re fu l an d C o n sid erate
L that has ever been
d ay
To see what they could see; P o rtlan d and Mr. and Mrs. E.
|\.
disposal of m an.
M ay b rig h te r, fa ire r be!
Alack, alas, they w ouldn’t buy V . Roney of Scappoose, Or»'.
Love" is speaking to us O Joy t h a t seekest me th ru pain.
M r and Mrs. H e rb e rt S lack of
is alw ay s p erfo rm ed by
A single thing from me.
' thousand voices, every)
I c a n n o t close my h ea rt to T hee; I guess I might as well close up G rand Rapids, Mich., Mr. andi
and from every an g le
Mis W ayne H udson of S h erid an ,I
I tra c e th e rainbow th ru the rain.
And go get the m ail;
„-ant universe. It is w rit-1
A nd feel th e prom ise its not in D rag in the signs and th e pots Mich., spent th e p ast w eek-end Licenced u n d e r th e law s of O re­
7erv bud. upon ev ery
w ith Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Rose.)
vain,
And hit the hom ew ard trail. The ladies a re nieces of Mrs. gon by ex a m in a tio n . Ix x a te d a t
grass. It is pouring in
e pow?r
T h a t m orn shall tearless be!
Nook C afe Bldg, B rookings.
•— By Lura Leonard.
Rose.
streams of melody from
begin aj,
O cro ss th a t liftest up my head.
be moiei j -.voiced birds th at m a k e I d a re n o t ask to hide from T hee;
Ural with their singing.
ls said.
L ,y trees that to w er so I lay in du st life’s glory dead.
And fro m th e ground th e re blos­
the heavens, th e
som s red
L-laced mosses and fern
L ife th a t shall endless be!
Ltle at their feet, th e
— G. M atheson.
hr-.th their thousand hues
Im m o rta l Love, forever full,
nations, that give fo rh l
F o re v e r flowing free,
_¥#t perfumes and c h a r m - -
Ct\ all speak to us of the) F o re v e r shared, forever whole.
A never-ebbing sea.
iGod
T he h ea lin g of the seam less dress,
l^rtive kindred of th e si-j Is by o u r beds in pain;
d of the m ighty fo re s ts .1 W e touch H im in life’s th ro n g
, m ’heir language andj
and press.
J- kind this love th a t seem s j A nd we a re w hole again.
L ? for man to u n d er-,
—J. G. W h ittier.
dumb anini.il n e v e r 1
the affection besto w -
i ;t by man. It will accept
[and kicks without re se n t-
nd will respond w ith de-
C arried over last week
every m anifestation of
T he C ubs enjoyed Sunday a f ­
[attention. Man only, h u r-
rough life surrounded by te rn o o n and evening a t m i l l
ratal tokens of e te r n a l beach, w h ere they had a picnic,
raking to him in n a tu r e ’s ro a ste d m arshm allow s, and w ie­
but rarely gives it a ners, to g e th e r w ith p o tato salad
galo re. T he new den m other, Mrs.
1 is not alone in ex p ress- R u th Redfield, supplied the food
laan the love of God. Rev- an d h e r husband helped w ith
j¿.> speak'
;gb G<id's se v e ra l of the gam es. Mr. and
|the Bible, to m an of th isl M rs. W idney w ere p resen t to
e in language th a t ca n hold th e situ atio n alw ays in hand
kv from the h r u t of On»' w hen a c tiv ity becam e intense.
T h e C ubs say they w an t a lot
jres above the ta in t of de-
m
ore
of these outings as they
the stain of avarice,!
O th er folli» »hint criminal«, or crory firebug», do
Som« folk» »hint mo«» fore«» fir«» or« «»ar»«d by
sting of hate. F rom t h a t ) seem ed to have a w onderful o u t­
♦h« big damoge in our for««»«. But »hot i wroaf
lightning and other natural cau*««.
That'« a ll
ing.
.re who could not o n ly ,
too.
They d o n i «»ai» on* fu* in w
wrong.
Only about 10 /• of ih< hr«» «»art thi»
it in practice rev ealed , I T he over-night hike is still de­
way.
ireater love hath no m an) pending upon se ttled w eath er,
■ that a man lay dow n but h as not been forgotten by
for his friends " Jo h n th e C ubs o r th e ir m aster. The
J Behold this man, C h rist- m o n th ly Cub pack m eeting is set
lo r J u ly 28 at the Odd Fellow s
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benediction, that seem s hall.
¡etely forgotten by so ' T h e re a re a few openings for!
on so many o c c a s io n s;' new C ub scouts and any boy be­
"give them, for th e y tw een ages of 9 to 12 m ay apply
(&’ what they do.’’ L uke for e n tra n c e through any deni
m o th e r o r the C ubm aster.
An activ e pro g ram is being
* dd of burning h ate,!
di much of the gen iu s p lan n ed for the fall and w in ter
of man appears to be m o n th s for the cubs.
3 ed upon the develop- j
the most colossal an d
Y ep, !»’ « M r and Mr». A . Lo yal Citiren
fn
Now . . . get ready for a «hoet.
Behind »hi»
A Wayside Stand
methods of e x te rm in a t­ S ittin g , sittin g , sitting
»hört— good American» like you »«art mo«»
curtain I've got the real culprit. C lo t« your < y w
or. life that our God of
fore«» hie«.
Jutl plain careleitnett account»
if you want— cau»« thi» it going to hurt.
All I do is sit;
dan so preciously , let u s 1 W a itin g for a custom er
*or 9 out of 10,
earnestly endeavor
to! T o buy a little bit.
'he dying em bers of H is T he c a rs speed by a rolling.
I lov e
TV « ye«»e—-win more ran, mow k»«ure »ime, and more
S ix ty m iles or m ore;
Vocal«« travel Am«,tea’» to««»« m ay tuffer the »>• ,»««»
that will m
't m e go, W iy don’t they slacken spi
cota ttrophe in h,«». -■ * It it im p e ra 'iv e «he» you bo
wearv .
on th e e ;
And see ou r little sto re ?
partic u la rly careful w ith fire. Ame,«ca t lo 'tiii ore m
your hands.
- 1 owe, The place is plastered w ith si>
ptbs th a t
T hat hit them in the eye;
Bt
1 th in k thev'd spend tim e w ith
Watchmaking
Henry Z. Horst
,
Smokey, The Fire-Preventin’ Bear, Says:
C ’Guess who starts
the most
forest fires ? ”
Cub Scout Doings
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PREVENT F O P * " FIRES!
dowdy along the darkened highway,
r Jnrltlbla to an overtakin g m oloritt o« he eem ‘ ‘id -
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around a eo m er. He crashed into it and wat
ukerr ' i * 1 nne 'nare o f the m any hitler ironiet of highway
Wi», of n ' , tr irfa ^er who teat indifferent to hit own tafely and
t’rt t t t 9 Pad in ju ry, while an innocent victim patd
^ ffcren ce with hit life.
8rimm Bros,
Brookings
Oregon