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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1948)
APRIL APRIL 8, 1948 * the g w ill nmunity - ILVIN TURLEY ,$ WED EASTER I. IN CHICAGO corner 1 to atte ! at 7:3<l| ecreanoc, ole of of Mr. and Mrs. j Turley, Once sident Here urch h» coming ] V SchooL W o »ing Peopi.si rem Mr. and Mrs. Otto Tur- east on an extended trip, * the news of the marriage uir ¡on at Chicago. The ac- [. of the ceremony is taken the church bulletin:. the lovely setting of E aster palms, and candlelight, _ n Anderson and Calvin handed wedding vows (ter Sunday at 5:00 o’clock at ¡Sheridan Road New Church [ half hour of familiar appropriate organ music, Elaine Douvas sang the L "Through The Y e a rs.” T h e essional hymn, “Oh P e r f e c t • sung by the choir, was tkdiately followed by the well "Wedding March.” ilding — Repairing I; mie or Outside Finishing kiou- d Door Frames Made To Order F. R. M O O R E Box 154 Harbor, Ore |H £ T I S D A L E S f ir m of the World’s Finest CROFT EASTER LILY Planting and Forcing Stock t kings. Ore. U. S. A. : r URN 7ÏÏÏ1 COSTS LESS TH A N GASI Man Pom - datati Mota Sat ttw Ï1? SO OCU CANI BROQKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brooking«, Oregon M ‘A-»'* Clima te The bride came down the isle His parents promised the court for production along the line agency. on , the T arm of her uncle, Mr. that he would not be permitted of Mrs. Kamin’s sales on this T ----------- W alter Hanson. She was sweetly, to drive for at least a year, un- trip. Class ads bring repul dressed in an ankle length gown less he was accompanied by' one v A . , Ed F F. ' Atkley left late Satur- of powder blue crepe with puffed of the parents or an adult. Ed day for San Francisco on a busi sleeves, fitted bodice and very ness trip. He expects to return full skirt. Her hEdf-hat of flowers late this week. and other accessories were white, and her only jewelry’ was a dou ¿oH fcnr, byoîJ Mr. and Mrs. Ted DeFord of ---- ---- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoller, Lakeview, en route from Seattle, ble strand of . pearls. Her ------- bridal BlaekswUhiw; „ bouquet was made of lily petals, |of Salern- came last Friday to stopped over Friday night to vis- centered with violets, and white attend the funeral of his neice it Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Bollinger, Electric & Aeetikwe ribbon stream ers tied with white ^Iary Lou Stoller, Saturday, Mrs. DeFord is a niece of Mrs. W el ré hyacinth blooms; and she car- By flying from Ketchikan to Bolinger. ’<onrioL ried it on a white bible given to Seattle where he took the bus | Herculano Felipe has purchas- DONE M M ) blnJ b< her by the groom’s sister, Mrs. lor Brookings, Pete Stoller was g acres on VS 101, about 3 .Wf'll Rollo Billings. able to reach Brookings in time miles south of Brookings, from Fort Dick, California The bride came down the aisle for the funeral of his sister, Mary Tom w . Newton. Sale was hand- the aisle by her sister, Patricia. Lou. He had been in the vicinity iecj through the Pete Lesmeister who was charmingly dressed in for a month just before Easter, a pleated, peach colored bailer- and only recently had returned ina length silk dress; white to Alaska. gloves, and hat with peach veil- Born, March 30, to Mr. and Don’t fail to consult us if you plan to ing. Next came the lovely little Mrs. A. E. Freeman, at Coos BUY OR SELL flow’er girls, the three year old Bay hospital, a son who weighed cousins, Ruth Bristow and Karen 8 lbs. and 15 oz. The young man See Classified Section for BETTER BUYS Gustafson. They were dressed ir has been named Arbee Edward, long peach colored taffeta dress- and is their first son. and third es trimmed with dainty white child. The young man is the sixth lace. The three attendants car grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Wil ried identical bouquets of pastel son Freeman. “The Agency of DEPENDABLE Service” spring flowers, and they wore Mrs. Celia Kamins, director of pearl necklaces, gifts from the sales for Yclton, left Monday for Crissey Building Brookings, Oregon bride. Rev. John L. Boyer, min Portland and the north on a busi ister of the Kenwood New ness trip. The firm will be geared Church, ofiefiated at the Instruc tional service, which was follow- ed by the choir’s singing the an them, "Oh Rest In The Lord," from "Elijah.” The marriage covenant and double-ring ceremony was per formed by the couple’s pastor, Rev. Rollo K. Billings, brother- in-law of the groom. Mr. and Mrs. Otto C. Turley are in Chicago visiting with their daughter, Mrs. Billings, and to attend the wedding of their son Calvin. LOCAL NEWS „ M. & R& » „. Pete J. Lesmeister, Realtor Color Pictures of Coast Scenes Driver of Truck Fined $150 On Two Counts, Set. Now Printed on Fancy Paper of Different Kinds Monk Wilson, driver of the 1 truck which caused the death of L rooking« Texaco Service Mary pou Stoller. Saturday in justice court, was fined 5100 an i ask for Mac given a suspended 10-day jail sentence for driving without a license, and $50, with a suspend South on Old Ry. Right ed jail sentence of 10 days, for iay — Harbor, Oregon. driving with four in the front scat. » « World’s ajtctng Citíwuta M WR UR and Shades, In Different Colors of Ink, Make o ÎR. B. McGugin Beautiful fo n * Stationery I NOW, or soon w ill be, made available At your Stidtners Go G te M O M D These views are printed to order for them by M et Gas, oil, everything h ’ f her! V.*hy drive when you Can fto by Greyhound « V3 0/ the cost? Frequent» dependable servic** » • There are no Lower Fares! 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