JUNE 3. 1948
rVNE
ER<X)KINGS-HARBOR PILOT, Brookings, Oregon
World's Finest Climate
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Burtch
Saturday evening will conclude
Holy Communion 1st and 3rd day : “There is but one creator
of Bakersfield who are return- with the Failing-Beekman ora- Sundays
at 9:00. Morning prayer and one creation. This creation
ing
home
from
a
vacation
trip,
11ions.
Dr.
Henry
N.
Weiman
note on,
home demonstration Spent several day- -•s with Mrs visiting professor of religion at 2nd and 4th Sundays at 9 00a.m. consists of the unfolding of spir-
an ac
thapel All is are
across
from High itual ideas and their identities,
M
w
ruiinfo i leaving
•
» the university,"will ad,ire« th„ School.
" — Î Â E T nnrk' Agnes
Ma™;.before
for
welcome.
Frank y
Of Mrs. Is a b e l B u c k - ; t h e
s o u th
which are embraced in the infl-
and mav l
when Home Dem-:lhe SOU,,,h '
Bur,ch “ ,h' graduates Sunday morning for Church School every Sunday nite Mind and forever reflected ’
’ ¡3
, Rulh Crawford forn!cr Minnie Harris, who spent the baccalaureate service, which at 10:00 a.tn.
(page 502).
I for a
i « „resent Josephine tm” h of her «,rthood da>s "ere “ 'll be held at McArthur court !
w ill p r ^ l
h V i , i at the bust-* Mr' nnd Mrs' Caesar Frosini
Open house is planned on the;
Day Adventist
and - t ]
P Various projects of Smith R,ver hote1' enjoyed a campus Sunday afternoon with Seventh
Sabbath school at 9:30 a. m.
Baptist Community
publish^ |
for the remainder V1Slt over the week' end with his museums and buildings open to
Church service at 11 a. m.
Rev. Nick N. Newfeld, Pastor
visitors. “ The traditional flower
’anted.
A pot luck lunch ^
he£ ’ hisL brothpr and wife, —
Young peoples meeting at 4 O. C. Turley. Music Director
'
♦ „Ann T w e n tv -s ix M r s - Rose Frosini and Mr. and and fern procession will also be
p. m. Prayer meeting at 7:30
a
feature
of
the
afternoon.
Sew officers were
Albert f r c i n i of Richmond.
E- Jon«|
Visitors are Sunday, June 6. we will observe
At eight o’clock. Sunday eve p. m., Wednesday.
“Shut-in Sunday” It is a Sunday
n, arr.vi
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by Ruth Crawford.
M r. and M rs R usscij T schette r ning, more than 1100 seniors welcome.
when we remember espcially all
to make i
Star
of
the
Sea
wt-FIorence Twang.
and twin sons left recently for form a processional for the com-
an at'
C n f h n l i e CLinrnLi
the shut*in» of this area- The
rident—Helen Pennell. gouth Dakota where they were mencement exercises at McAr-
VaiiiOUC vnuren
morning service we will observe
Practice |
v-Marie Ronson.
¡called by the suddent death of thur court. Dr. H. K. Newburn,
Rev. FT. Babyak, Pastor
* the Lord’s Supper.
rchased
afternoon program w as,his mother.
president, will deliver the charge
I irst Sunday of month at 12 Sunday, June 13, will be chil-
near
:ion of Miss Crawford
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Browne to the graduating class.
no°n-
I dren's day at the church At this
# a demonstration on spent Memorial holidays visiting
—
All other Sundays at 8 a. m. time the school will begin a new
5hn U 'vl
Your Kitchen
. .
- Mr.
-
Citchen Serve their son and . . family,
and - 1-, I
o . , n.
system, k n o w n as “Six-point
ted Mr
group presented her Mrs. Robert Browne, at Grants 111 LOVing fYiem O ry
Smith River Methodist Record system.” All those at-
er Me
album of records in ap Pass. They were joined by their of Mary Margaret Etter Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mm tending Sunday school w ill be
for her services in daughter and family, Mr. and
Grace VanZee, supt
graded on the six-point system:
ge and
ation work.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m
Sunday school attendance, 20' c
Mrs. Harold Horn of Klamath Thank God for faith that teaches.
Monday
When the struggles of life are Re‘v‘
c. nicks' will deliver the
On
time ......................... 10%
M
rs.
Norman
Haist
Falls
hey had i
o er
a visit with Miss Louise |
—
sermon.
Bible Brought ................. 10%
>ver the i
We shall meet our own, our
Offering ......................... 10%
a missionary who, with
loved ones.
A prepared lesson
30%
st in South China, work- U. o f O . W ill Be
Christian
Science
Societ}
And
¡.hall
know
them all once
Preaching attendance
20%
years. She landed at
Services Sunday at 11 a. m. at
more.
Total
...............100%
ancisco. May 12, and vis- Mecca For Grads
What matters though life be the I. O. O. F. hall. The public is
rre several days before
By
the
us«
of
this
system we
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON.
cordially
invited
to
attend.
dreary,
for Brooklyn, N. Y. to Eugene, June 1—Class re-unions
expect to stimulate interest with
And
we
tread
the
paths
alone.
“God
the
Only
Cause
and
Cre-
Hr home with a sister,
, .
„
all people, b o t h for Sunday
will feature the 71st annual com If, when this journey be ended a o „ is
t e subject of the Les- school attendance and church at-
inets
and Mrs. Hollis Rhodus mencement week-end, June 11, ¡In Heaven we’ll know our own son-Sermon
m all Churches of tPndance
Iritumed home with their 12 and 13, at the University of
— — — — —
Christ, Scientist. Sunday. June 6
Also on the same day June
laughter, Myma Kay, from Oregon, according to Lester E Sometimes w h e n fates frowns
The
golden
text
is
“All
na-i
13,
at 11 o’clock we will have
where their 3- Anderson, alumni director. June
are darkest,
ials £ nncisco,
whom thou hast made shall a special Childrens Day mess-
daughter was confined 12 has been designated as Alum-1 And clouds hide the fair, blue tions
come and worship before thee age. Following this there will be
ford hospital for removal ru day, he said.
sky,
O Lord; and shall glorify thy special dedication of children's
I meat that had been lodged
Opening the activities of the *or
tenfk>r love of the lost name. For thou art great, and service. Parents who would want
lung,
which
she
inhaled
ookine
w i l l be the annual
nnes
doest wondrous things: thou Bri their children dedicated to the
| eating peanuts. She is re- week-end
Pauline Potter Homer memorial Flow our souls will vainly cry! God alone.” (Ps. 86:9-10).
Lord please be present at this
and appears none the tea in the library browsing room' Fbcn sweetly over our spirit.,
Among citations w h ic h com- service,
from her experience.
Friday afternoon, Saturday’s i Hushing the hearts wild moan prise the Lesson-Sermon is the
The young people will again
events will start with the tra - 1 Comes the whufar of Faith, following from the Bible: Known meet Sunday at 6:30 p. m. at
ditional breakfast of the state
Be Patient
unto C.od are all his works from the church. June 20, will be Ea-
! association of University of Ore- And ’n Heaven well know our the beginning of the world (Acts ther's day. We shall rememlwr
THE NEW
gon women, when women of the
oWlk
15:18), together with the follow- our fathers. We will acklowl-
50-year class of 1898 and this
“
_
___ ing correlative passage from the edge the oldest father in at-
iDing
year’s senior women will be th e |rHien
and Rs cares
Christian Science textbook, “Sci-1 tendance, father with the most
medi
brighter
honored guests.
ence and Health with Key to the children present and also the
ntact
The semi-annual meeting of In the light o f t h i s p r e c io u s Scriptures” by Mary Baker Ed- youngest father.
thought,
the Oregon alumni association is
,
At
slated for Saturday morning with Uhen the conflict at last is ended
a luncheon following in John Antl ,he haule of life is fought
Straub hall
If UP work in faltk and submis-
4 M endy's
PORT ORFORD CEDAR WANTED!!
Oustanding event of Saturday
«ion,
I is the ground-breaking for the The
J th a ll^ ™ .
Ore.
Port Orford Cedar Logs, diameter 26-inch and
ìvron Service Erb memorial union. This cere And in Heaven where rest »waits
us,
larger,
best quality. Telephone COLLECT the
mony will be held at 3 o’clock We shall meet and know our
prices
f.
o. b. shipping point, quantity can sup
in the afternoon. The president’s
Station
own.
reception for alumni will follow
ply, earliest shipment.
and in the evening class re-
for Ed, Mendy or union dinners have been plann^ And how will it be, I wonder?
dearest
NIEDERMEYER-MARTIN CO.
at local hotels. Graduates of 98.
here
C. E. Jones
’28
will
meet
’08. ’13. ’23 and
ATwater 4341
Portland 4, Oregon
Be dearest again in Heaven ?
for these events.
Or think you when we stand so
near
The Throne of a Loving Father,
That his children, every one,
KOELLER CABINET WORKS
Shall seem equally dear to each
other.
Millwork, Furniture Repair, Tile-board Setting
Can any be like our own?
and Refinishing—guaranteed workmanship.
OpJ
We can build that kitchen cabinet at mail-order prices with
I wonder but then no matter,
‘This belongs to the Great-To-Be,
hardwood doweled face frame construction, out of dry' red
I And we’ll see all these things
wood or fir. We have DRY MYRTLEWOOD lumber to build
more clearly
that piece of furniture you have always wanted.
In the light of eternity.
’Ti* enough to know if we re
Write Box 101
Brookings, Oregon
faithful
For free plan sen ice and estimates
'Til the labor of life is done,
j In the sweet bye and bye in
Heaven
We shall meet and know our
lege
week.
RIVER
a i
HO!
lit
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JEEP
Her sister, nieces ctni
nephews.
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Ixxal News Items
•wk*
the sienes of every telephone company is a vital
't < :
hear about — the maintenance man. During
J
Dew equipment was unobtainable, the telephone
B(J OU’'Xe maa worked miracles w ith old, dbcarded equip-
°uay his magic fingers are constantly busy, working
00f ever-expanding facilities in perfect order.
diere ¡>
- "'ne
-V. »uaii
man
in me
the teiepn
telephone system who ratea a
he ia ¿¡e maintenance man.
Ufótckiuù\ h
to
big
Ttiti'iitiu: fimriu
Mrs. Cecil Patrick spent Me
morial day at Ashland with her
¡brother and family.
Mrs. Celia Palmer returned to
Brookings Friday to get ready
for her son’s birthday party on
¡Saturday.
With The Churches
Curru County M«aa*m of the
Episcopal Church
Brookings: St. Timothy's ChapeL
Priest-in-charge. The Rev. Fr.
Luther O. Ison (phone 662 Gold
Beach). Service every Sunday
Day:
when announced.
it
notice
We will not he responsible for any hills, ex
cept those contracted by:
GLEN BLANKENSHIP
ANDREW BONDE
HENRY KERR
In the name of Brookings Lumber Co.