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îDAY f . MAY 27, 1948 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. Brookings. Oregon e w eek on his way from San ists were objecting to turning ¡tars Dumped th Francisco to K lam ath Falls. He over their arms and a group r n says he Wl11 be back ,n thls area fled into the cathedral th e n ' seeking refuge. The, w ere per- ¡cent City, , j u n . soon to m ake his hom e, _ first softball game of Mr. and Mrs. Elm er Hanscam suaded by a group who fired into ,r Sunday, Brookings All- Sr. made a trip to P ortland over the national theatre For some defeated Crescent City, th e week-end w here Mrs. Hans- time things were plentv w^arm I with Putnam of the lo- cam had a check up on her eyes. I understand, . hen 1. ,t night or *t,rg a home run in the and they also visited in Eugene t .ither late in the afternoon there ¿ng with the bases loaded w ith th e ir two d aughters and was firing on a good manv street „proved to be enough for son. corners and some communists Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gustafson still had their machine guns and e and Mrs. Albina Tamba left Sat- were making good use of them 1 u rd ay m orning for the Bay area, before turning them in. 0 Mrs,. T am ba will visit her son. Don Pio, our chauffeur you 0 Theodore, for a few weeks and remember, was in jail of course. 0 th e G ustafsons visited Mrs. Gus- but is now released and is chief 1 ta fso n ’s d a u g h te r and son-in-law, of police in Tres Rios. He was 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. V alentine until very free with his embraces for 0 Monday, w hen they w ere to be all of us yesterday when we went 0 joined by B ert Carlson, and the through there. I gave him you» 0 th re e of them will leave by air greetings and he in turn asked 0 for a couple of months visit to to be remembered to you. 0 Sweden. Oh, yes, the "G eneral” has ac- — I Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Hanscam cepted a position as director of 3 had as house guest over the past the opposition cleamng-up force e week-end, Mrs. HanscanYs p a r - . in Turrialba, a town between 0 ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Welch here and Limon. He seemed very 0 and son, Allen of G rants Pass, happy marching off to his post 0 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hassett, of duty, but says he’ll never for- 0 Mr. and Mrs. Art Bollinger, Mrs. get all his friends up here, and O jB erth a W hirry and Mrs. Ethel he asked us to send him a Bible. 0 Olson atten d ed the I. O. O. F. He had borrowed mine and had 0 g ran d lodge and Rebekah As- read a great deal in it the last 0 sem bly sessions at Eugene last week or so before he left. He de- w e e k. Mrs. H assett and Mrs. vised quite a plan for protecting 0 W h irry had the Degree of Chiv- his identity. Once when some a iry conferred upon them during stangers came up and he had to .... 36 12 12 1 th e session. answ er the door there nt Lopez’ i5 Players Sought Mr. and Mrs. Don Leidig of apartm ent, he asked right off. interested in playing H ayw ard, Calif, visited her sis- were you wanting to see brother during the coming eve- te r, Mrs. Dorothy Lockland over Lopez.” He asked us all to call piease contact Leo Spang- th e week-end coming especially him "brother” and you should Chetco Home & Auto S up for Azalea Festival. Mrs. Ledig have seen the way he’d take part as four teams are need- met her old high school d a ss- in the discussion of the Sabbath make up a league. m ate, Mrs. Bob Swan, whom school lesson. If any sti anger she had not seen for years. They had happened by. I ’m sure he rifAl MC\A/C ii.gh school at Colfax, would really h a \ e th o u Mi LUUML NCW d (W ashington. General, one of us. though he iws licence examiner will Mr. and Mrs. Merce Jaklew icz never got over his habit off sitting the Grange hall, T h u rsd ay ,' and daughter. Darlene, went to behind the doors. Three different from 8 to 12 a. m. Any- j Aberdeen, Wash., to visit their times the government announced sinng to take the test 're la tiv e s until school is out. Mrs. his death or imprisonment, but he there early so th e y ! Jaklew icz’ sister, Mrs. Branam, he’s as much alive as anyone I sure to complete the test. ¡is caring for the home during the know. and Mrs. Elm er Asche coupip's absence. The death toll for the govem - overnight guests re c e n tly ' Mrs. Lockhart entertained Fri- nient was really high. For sev- Mrs. Charles Mills of ‘fay afternoon a fte r school for her eral nights they would bring in d. who were on their way d au g h ter, Lois who celebrated greaJ truck loads of the dcafl i wedding trip to San F ran - h e r ten th birthday. Lois’ fiiertds into San Jose for burial, but jud? ¡cam e to join in the fun and pre- before the trucks would en ter Jace Braynard arrived last sen t h er with gifts. ‘he guards would s ta r t firing at day from his home in H u g h -1 G ilbert Christensen left Mon- all stre e t corners io keep peopfie 'aid., for a few days visit day by automobile for the mid off the streets until the burial nth his brother. Clyde. He w est on a business trip. Mrs. could go forward. This got too first of the week for his C hristensen a n d children will hard on the morale of the people home in Iowa for a visit, join him when school is out. and then bodies w ere burned on and Mrs. Curt W aldien | Mr. and Mrs. Bill B urrell and the field of battle. Some oppos- 5 house guests last week fam ily of Bandon w ere here Sat- j itionists even testify th a t they Waldien’s son-in-law and urday and Sunday to enjoy the saw living wounded raked up Mr. and Mrs. L ester Festival, and to visit friends. and thrown into the ditches to and their daughter. Jan et. | Rev. E. C. Hicks and grand- be burned with the dear. On S u n - Angeles. They made the d au g h ter. Dorothy, of Sm ith Riv day of this week bodies of the "lth Mr. Clark's sister, e r w ere Sunday afternoon visit- w ar victims were found on the -am Carroll. ’ ors here a t the Flow er show. farm of the doctor here below us second son was horn to Rev. Nick N eufeld was stricken where they had died a fte r flee- Mrs. Lester Hollis at last T hursday evening w ith an ing from the battleground at El his parents, at F o rt a tta c k of flu which confined him Alto last Tu'-sday. Some esti- day. to bed several days. m ate conservati ■ly that 2000 f Mr. and Mrs. C h a s.' W hen she and her son arrived must have died t< the side of the nur Fri ,• and S atu r- h e re last W ednesday morning, government. A la e r number in- * Mr. d Mrs. C arl a teleg ram was w aiting for Mrs. riicated there wert between 2500 i, who i just retu rn - B ill W a rd , te llin g t h a t n e r fa - and 3000. Hawaii ind were en th e r would undergo an operation j am vpry $ure »h our five tHand h o m e.' at Ferndale, Wash. She caught weeks of actual fighting h e re toir d aughter th e noon bus to retu rn there, must bi ve been ,s nothing in r. and Mrs. H er husband left S atu rday to comparii on to the five years ir Europe. but r for one have had I h e i r sm all join her.. Ve ccssful ocean Ben K erns left Wednesday for more than nough of w ar. Many by the men. K lam ath F alls on busniess and more nicht* such a« these and T id person P ra tt to visit his la th e r whost health think I shf ild have lost fifteen Steilacoom, is much unproved. His m other is of jen nd? I had so carc- ay evening spending the week here, visiting fuiiy -gained 'it with his and resting. Sorrif tim ° hack while ther»' n Reekm an • M r. and Mr*. Ralph K essler were no troops w ithin miles o( iy, they, ac- and fam ily of Gold Beach were the campus. I had occasion to bv M eekman, left F e stiv a l visitors of his brother, go over to the hoys’ dorm itory family re- H om er and family. one evening. We had no lights at I Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sunderlanc the time and 1 carried a flash rbert Payne of Chetco Home and Auto Sup- light little dream ing th a t I r made an ,p ly Co., attended a G. E. elec- would be spotted. The girl who Siletz, the trie appliance school at Coos Bay was with me and I had barely - .e uei ¡last Thursday, returning. Friday. stepped onto the boys’ porc>' when, bing went a bullet past us. ^rge B a x t e r --------------------------------- ------ apparently fired from the hedge re looking L e tte r D e scrib e s there a t Adrean's house. That They re- was the beginning of our “fun" ie at Ash- C o s ta R ica R e v o lt up here on the hill. That night Witri Just Continui d f rom lost wet k we had lights flashed in my win- work re- ?ne of the fternoon dows. W h e n I went However. in the with her, m onstration in girls rooms to sl< th e re was a of San Jose. Some of the conunun- (sevc 1 of the office girls from IVorWa F inest C thnate Page fiv e San Jose w ere up th at w eek-er < The Golden Text is He that J h . ° tS of com Pa«.v >n overcom eth s h a l l nh • t}| Ik X fdOrmitO5 ? r th 7 e Camc the thin««; and I will be his God. and light again. Off and on all night he shall be my son" (Rev 21 7) a t intervals I saw it slowly move i Among the citations which will accross my well. But I d ’n’t com prise the Lesson-Sermon is d a re peek out. The next day I the following from the Bible: learned th at practically e< • "And 1 heard as ,t were the vo.ee .Oi ie on the cam pus had been of a great m ultitude, and as the .b! v^ted in the^ same manner, voice of many w aters, and as the fT o Be Continued) voice of m ighty thundering*. say- i” . A lleluia: for the Lord God om nipitent reigneth" (Rev. 19:6) together with the following cor Seventh Day Adventist re la te e passage from the C hris tum Science textbook, "Science S abbath school at 9:30 a m and H ealth with Key to Scrip Church service a t 11 a m Young peoples m eeting at 4 tu res’’ by M ary B aker Eddy: p. m. P ra y e r m eeting at 7:30 “Christian Science reveals a ne p. m., W ednesday. V isitors are cessity for overcoming the world, the flesh, and evil, and thus de welcome. --------- stroying all error.” (page 10). S ta r o f the Sea With The Churches Catholic Church Smith River Methodist Rev. Fr. Babyak, P a sto r Sunday School at 10 a. m. M m F irst Sunday of month at 12 G race VanZee, supt noon. Morning W orship at 11 a. m. All other Sundays at 8 b. m. Rev. E. C. Hicks will deliver the sermon. Curry County Mission of the Episcopal Church Brookings: St. Tim othy’s Chapel. Priest-in-charge, The Rev. F r. L uther O. Ison (phone 662 Gold Beach). _ . - Service _ every „ - . Sunday „ - a t 9:00 am . On S a ln f. Day. »hen announced. Holy Communion lat and 3rd S unday, a t 9:00. Morning prayer .nd and 4th Sundays at 9:00anb Baptist Community Rev. Nick N. Newfeld. P asto r O. C. Turley. Music Director T here will be special Memorial day ,.hul,.h Sun. day. M orning w orship at 11 a. m. win ,n rem em brance of Ihe d(,ad wh„ id w,„, ,heir own |ives Am,.ril.„ mj h, (r,.e. o f ,P . , . 'S “Cr° “ , f' ° m H ‘gh We will pay trib u te to those he- School. All a re weloome „ ,ie dead. ' Sch0O‘ CVery Sunday Following the morning rervlce a a.m. there will be a brief service a t Azalea P ark, a traditional Me- Christian Science Society moriai Services Sunday a t 11 a. m. at the L O. O. F. hall. The public is cordially invited to attend. ‘A ncient and Modern Necrom- ancy, alias M esmerism and Hyp- not ism, Denounced," is the sub- ject of the Lesson-Sermon in all Church ?s of Christ. Scientist, on S unday, May 30. d ay service. B accalaureate services of the senior class will be ht Id at the church at 8:00 p. m. There will be no young peo- pie’s service this S undry for th a t reason. Sunday school for all ages at 9:45 a. m. Please come and bring your young people. A N N O U N C IN G I have purchased the FRED LEE Willing Drilling outfit, and will be ready immedi ately to drill wells at any time. Contact me for estimates and plans. B. L (Jenera, Delivery P R IC E Brookings, Ore. A N N O U N C IN G I have sold my well drilling outfit to B. L. 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