lay. May n .
L, May »• 1948
BROOKIN GS-EEXRBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon
World's Finest Climate
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R iver troop. At the close of the ers were on a strike in Alaska,
sage will be. W here do we go ning service, at the parsonage.
af^prnoon sandwiches and punch so hc remained in the states to from h e re ? ” This church is fan- t - u
w,>Ie serv ed '
¡ng the greatest opportunity ta
y° Ung P” Ple arc a " urK" 1
M other’s Day was observed at
its history. Are we going to be to stay for church.
1 ready to meet every opportun
the local church on Sunday
ity ?
m orning, May 9th. Rev. E. C.
S m ith R iv e r M eth o d ist
H icks delivered the M other’s Day ‘° th*. ’^ ‘«hbors and friends
The young people’s service at
at 10 a. in. Mr*
serm on to a large attendance ho so’ kmdl> assisted me in the 6:30 p.m. An interesting nroeram r Sunday
v ™ School
? .
Special hymns w ere rendered by care of my dear slster- to those ¡s planned. A social hour
'
VanZee, supv
th e young peoples choir. Reauti- ' ' ho contnbuted in many ways planned for the voting ueonle nn _ Mo" ung W orship at l l a. m.
ful corsages w ere presented to ‘ “ ,n iS !u r illness and death, for Sunday evening a fte r the eve-
w d' deliver the
th e oldest m other, Mrs. Agnes the beautiful floral offerings and -------- --------------- ----------------sermon.
M aris and to Mrs. J. W. Moore. exP, vsslons of sympathy. I ex-!
th e m o th er having the most chil- b n l niy S!ncere and heartfelt
dren. and to the youngest and gratitude.-- Mrs. Bertha Shiple.
new est m other, Mrs. Albert Gid- . . . . ,
dings.
The Sm ith River Feed and
Seed sto re was burglarized one Seventh Day A dventist
F IR T E X
p e r 1OW|
The Seventh Day Adventists
nig h t recently. The burglar gain-
ed e n tra n c e to the store by fore- u id ^old a convention Saturdav.
¡ng th e front door lock. He stole
;IV
in ,b ‘‘ Community
an undeterm ined am ount of mon- cburcb Sabbath S< hool and the
F IR T E X
P e r 1(100
Cy and several checks from the
church service in the forenoon
till. N othing else in the store 9:30 until 12:0°- Elder J - A- N*el
w as disturbed. Momy seemed to Bon s
«ecretory of the
be the m ain thing they were af- northcrn California conference
F IR T E X
P e r 1000
ter.
"
front Oakland. California will
FoIlow ing , he scrvice
speak at th eleven o’clock hour,
L,hu rch Sunda>, the
u Afternoon service eonststs of a
of S m jth w
» T
>
num ber of speakers pertaining
n u ;it. le‘a)i(‘. M ,
FerrUl hon- ,o S;,l?ha,h
There wUl be
special music. All are welcome.
H O M E R K E S S L E R & SONS, Proprietors
Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m.
m.M, a bowl of tulips. | socra l --,ime- w~ ~ ^ 7 ; <n
Church service at It a. m.
Young peoples m eeting at 4
th e m others present. Sandwiches p. m. P ray er m eeting at 7:30
cake and coffee and cola was p. m., Wednesday. Visitors are
served. In the evening the p a r welcome.
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kin scouts ot sm ith Kiv- en ts and boy scout members at-
S tn r n f tf>e fieri
; '::er with their leader, tended a court of honor held in
C atholic C h u rch
IlLdred Owen, and assist- C rescent City.
kwr Alyce Bolick w ere
M r and Mrs Osear Brownc
Rev. Fr. Babyak. P asto r
First Sunday of inontn at 12
a thetr mothers and girl lla w
,
ol Crescent City and 11-
„ grandson born
jfr. an.l noon.
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✓
All other Sundays at 8 a. rr
it n enjoyable afternoon M ra. R obcrt Browne a t K1„m ath
held at commuinity h all F _.,_ „„ M,,v lct q,,
o
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tturday afternoon. Games
* ‘
^ * ’ 1 L 1
r? u b
Cwrr,/ Countv M'™'™ °1
l , i , , / ■
j C
m an has been named Rodney
S hriver
°ng the Bro.
'nd the
«land flower, C * ,(.r Women's club
-e Funk wtjJ te reralar monthly meet-
’“ kings !a;i
(fommuaity hall on Friday
There wert i
vice-president
>PU attec
^Lavman presiding in ab-
i at the ]
[L Resident Luick. Sever-
i~ir.t matters were taken
reported.
urine the business ses-
nations were voted to
I d li • -o the minister’s salary,
e World’» r,
and Cancer fund. The
the nominating was ac-
^ / E R Liy
jnd the following officers
I Forcing Sta
•„r the coming year. For
kr.: Eunice Faris; vice-
Leah Wilson, secre-
Betty Evans; treasu rer.
¡Hight. A potted plant was
dub member Mrs. How-
Puciap who is confined to
gt hospital. The following
'tS-'StP
a was presented. Reading.
ct Be Done,” by Rodney
C Musical Reading, Fu-
tans. accompanied a t the
by Connie Luick. A copv
Mding was «mt to Mrs.
h Eddie Cantor, who gave
on a radio broadcast
l o t t e d « of the af-
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paanci:
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ter of Ho«»|
last w»r. In
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Oregon's I
oyed
Card Of Thanks
With The Churches
by
Episcopal ( hu ren
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titled fin d e r-
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put on by the Sm ith
troop, followed by com- I
k io iA /C I t o m C
singing accompanied a t I b W V U I l l v i l e i l l v l l l ?
wo by Mrs. R. D. Rowley. P e te S toller is employed in the
committee members pres- woods n e a r Siletz a t the present
■we Ina Johnson, R uth tim e. W hen he left here, he went
and Isabel Buckner. Cor- to S eattle, planning to return
I »ere given out to all mo- to K etchikan, Alaska, but was
land leaders by the Sm ith told th e re th a t the woods work-
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panted—One cook and one waitress.
Apartment for rent—See Ralph Vincent.
ved Yo
A VOTE FOR
C H A R LES G R A Y S H E L
Republican C andidate for
STATE R E P R E S E N T A T IV E
¡'■’3ns Curry County will be actively represented in the
Forthcom ing L eg islatu re
Paid P o litical Adv.—
0:30 pJ
■fl
f ¿r,
m W
x-
The Opening of
HOTEL TEMPLAR
SEAUTY SHOP
“ ■.ring All Phases of Beauty Work. Spec-
‘■^ng in Helen Curtis Cold Waves. All Work
■^Miteed.
Edith Deveny, Mgr.
»■Veteran'
* Experienced
, * Courageous
Brookings: St. Timothy’s Chapel.
Priest-in-charge, The Rev. Fr.
Lutber O- Ison fpbone 662 Gold
Beach). Service every Sunday
a t 9:00 a.m. On S aint’s Days
when announced.
Holy Communion 1st and 3rd
Sundays a t 9:00. Morning prayer
2nd and 4th Sundays a t 9 00a.m.
Chapel is across ftom High
School. All are welcome.
Church School every Sunday
at 10 °° a'm‘___
N C E N T z S R E S T A U R A N T
iS In Th^
of these building items?
WALL-EOARD . . . . $85.00
CEILING TILE . . . . $110.00
PLASTER LATH . . . $35.00
Cl’RRY COUNTY LUMBER CO.
I
ENT!
DO YOU FIND YOURSELF IN NEED
^ et?,
the I. O. O. F. hall. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
"M ortals and Im m ortals” is
the subject of the Lesson-Ser
mon in all churches of Christ-
Scientist. on Sunday. May 16.
The Golden Text is “As we
have borne the image of the
earthy, we shall also bear the
image of the heavenly” <1 Cor-i
inthians 15:49).
Among the citations which
comprise the Lesson-Sermon is
the following from the Bible:
“Lord, thou hast been our dwell
ing place in all generations” <Ps.
90:1), together with the follow
ing correlative passage from the
Christian Science textbook, “Sci
ence and H ealth with Key to the
Scriptures,” by M ary B aker Ed
dy: “Man is deathless, spiritual,
lie is above sin or frailty. He
does not cross the harriers of
time into the vast forever of Life
but he coexists with God and the
universe" (p. 266).
Baptist CommurNty
Rev. Nick N. Newfeld, P asto r
O. C. Turley. Music Director
The Sunday school and the
church are growing by leaps and
bounds. Again we urge the peo
ple to come and bring their chil
dren and young people to our
Sunday school. The pupils are
taught from a non-sectarian
view. The Bible is the only book
taught. There is no other founda
tion that can be laid in childhood
than the sure foundation that
we find in the Bible. The hour
is 9:45.
The morning service will be
conducted a t 11:00 a m. The sub
ject for Sunday m orning's roes-
ELECT
I
Present Governor
★
U i U E 99U
Sayst
“ H i t appointments to data hava la r n outatan:' n j man.'* “ H I*
record a t governor to data hat been good.” — J O U R N A L . Portland.
“ Governor H a ll has made a good star« as the Stata'a chief
executive during h it short tim e in
— T H E D A L L E S O P T IM IS T ,
“ .. . f o u n d the new Oregon executive, first ot a ll, a vety
human sort of pets o n .. . . interested ia the things in w h u h
they were interested, meeting them n a t ra lly , unatiected.y, un
d e rstand ing !,.”
— B E N D B U L L E T I N , Bend.
“ H a it a forceful speaker — one who is inclined to call a a; la
a spade. . . Those who have bad pt so ■! ct t i',c t w ith I n
bel ieve he is a man's man.” — H O O D R IV E R N E W S . Hood R iver.
“ Governor H a ll meets an issue squarely "
— O R E G O N C IT Y E N T E R P R IS E . Oregon C ity.
“ Governor H a ll made a good impre st n by his talk here ”
— P E N D L E T O N E A S T O R E G O N IA N , Pendleton.
“ H a ll brings to the Governor's chair a broad knowledge of
p rob le m s w h ic h are Oregon's------ member of the A m etican
Legion and Veterans of Foreign W ars, he face» problems for
which, by training and experience, he is e m in e n tly q u a lifie d .”
— YANK NEW S.
'One of the shrewdest la w makers that ever sat in a state
le g isla tiv e session ”
— A S T O S M N B U D G E T . A stons.
“ ...s h o w s sound judgment in his a praissl of men.”
- G A Z E T T E - T I M E S . Heppner.
“ Has ample a b ility .
is em inently qualified to carry on the
adm iiiie tis tio n of the s ta te s aft a ir s ." - S A N D Y B O S T , Sandy.
"Governor John I f H ! w ill give Oregon a y lg ro u t adm inis
tration. H e is alett. q . «. ( te n s iv e ,. " — Ob i.G O N V O T E R .
“ He has tackled w ith co rage and ds'erm m ation the im portant
duties of the office of Governor “
— S T H E L E N S C H R O N IC L E . St. Helena.
“ Governor John H
to provide Oregon
H i t s a ctivities . . . indicate a real desire
r >0
adm inistration .”
— M c M in n v il l e r e g is t e r , m m isr ».: k .
“ The new governor
p a rlia m e n ta ria n ’’
tc
tea
» 11 re<< mmanded as an able
- T I C / . ’ D S E N T IN E L . Tigard .
"Governor H a ll fit
Pent impression as successor
to the l»te P i
r
fu
jr
s t ih d; nitjr and
adm irable <?«.!• >
vio:
e rd s rt.e d reg ularly in
the house end risen by a o iiity to the speakership
- O R E G O N IA N . Portland.