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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1949)
BROOKTNG8 -HARBOR PILOT. Brooking. Oregon THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1949 /Dimes' Drive To Run, Jan. 14 to 31 Brookings Postal Receipts Are High service w’hich is the same period of service for which he is liable under the selective service act of 1948. No such registrants, how ever, is eligible to enlist after ar order to report for armed fcrces physical examination has been issued to him by his local board.” Col. Mason expressed his ap preciation to the press and radio for wonderful co-operation in the keeping the public informed on matters pertaining to selective service. Postal receipts at Brookings post office jumped $2,005.62 in 1948 over the 1917 total, Mrs. Goldie Smith, post master, re vealed Saturday. The total stamp sales, which determines the class of post office were $7,853.23 for 1947. The next year the sales to taled $9,858.85. The last quarter of 1948 show ed $595.76 increase over the cor responding quarter of 1947, or about one-fourth of the year’s increase. Monery order business which has no bearing on the class of Baptist Community post office, for Brookings was re Rew Nick N. Neufeld, Pastor vealed as $133,687.04 for 1948. O. C. Turley. Music Director Brookings post office was ele Jeanette Pierce, Sunday Scho vated to second class about a Supt. year ago, due to the increase in Sunday school at 9:45 a. m postal revenue. The revenue last Morning w’orship at 11 a. m year, Mrs. Smith asserted, makes Evening service at 7:30 p. m. the second class rating much Young people at 7 p. m. more secure. , Bible study and prayer serv ice, Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. A special invitation is given t? the people of the community’ to attend our Sunday school. We are especially’ proud of it, under the capable leadership of Mrs. Jean Clarifying provisions of the ette Pierce. We reached the pe ik selective service act, Col. Fran of 112 present at the morning cis W. Mason, deputy state direc- service Sunday. We have classes tm of selective service for Ore lor all ages, and capable teachers gon. said in an interview’ late for each class. last week that local boards have The choir is to have a party no authority under the present this Friday evening, Jan. 14, at law’ to accept volunteers for im- the parsonage. All members are medite induction, unless they arc asked to come if possible. The I ever 26. hour is 7:30. Col. Mason observed that the Two services each Lord’s day: | general misunderstanding prob 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. At 6:30 ably arose from the fact that lo each Sunday evening, the young cal boards wrere empowered to peope meet for their service. accept volunteers under the se On Wednesday evening at 7:30 lective service act which expired the pastor conducts a Bible study in 1947. and prayer meeting. This is your “The present law’ is c 1 e a r,” meeting, so will you please come j Col. Mason said, and he quoted Wednesday, bring your Bible and i from recent instructions sent t ) expect a blessing. all Oregon local boards as fol lows : “Except in respect to regis Christian Science Society; trants 26 years of age or over -.ervices Sunday at 11 a. m. at j who may consent to induction, thn 'he I. O. O. F. hall. The public n j selective service act of 1948 con invited. “Life” is the subject of the| tains no provision authorizing the induction of volunteer reg Lesson-Sermon in all Churches istrants before the time that suc’a of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, registrants are selected for in January 16. duction according to their dates The Golden Text is “Labour of birth as prescribed in select- not for the meat which perish- five service regulations. eth, but for that meat which en- “Any registrant who is within dureth unto everlasting life, the age group 19 through 25 may which the Son of man shall give apply at an army recruiting sta unto you” (John 6:27). tion for enlistment in the regular Among citations which com army for a period of 21 months prise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: “And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true God, and Jesus Christ, whom thou has sent” (John 17:3), together with the folowing correlative FROM BASEMENT passage from the Christian Sci V GOLD BEACH—Opening of the annual nation-wide March of Dimes begins Friday, Jan. 14. John C. Porisch, Curry county campaign director, this week an nounced the selection of the fol lowing community chairmen for Curry county: Harbor—Mrs. Harriet Payne. Brookings—Mrs. Doris Free man. Gold Beach—Mrs. Harry Briggs Wedderbum — Mrs. Corrine Newhouse. Port Orford—Mrs. Lyle Crose, Sixes—C. W. Brooks. Denmark—Mrs. Elsie Quinn. Langlois—Mrs. Pauline Ander son. Agness and Illahe—Paul Talich The foregoing have volunteered their services in the drive to raise funds for the victims of infan tile paralysis. The county was again fortun ate in that no new case occurred during the past year. However, in Oregon the number of cases of polio or infantile paralysis in A ]948 were more than, double the number in 1947. In the United Slates the number of cases of the disease reached an all-time high ol approximately 30,000 cases exceeding the previous record ac- currence of 27,000 in 1916. North Carolina, Texas, and Caifornia were the 1948 centers oi the disease. $17,000,000 was spent for medical aid alone, and of this amount the antional head quarters supplied $6,500,000 to county chapters whose funds had Loen exhausted by Nov. 30. The need for a successful cam paign this year has never been greater. Since its beginning in 1938, the National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis has, through the March of Dimes, been able to provide the best available med ical care to every victim of the disease. If this policy and the research and educational program cl the organization are to con- tmue, the 1949 March of Dimes will have to be the greatest ever. Curry county and the State of Oregon have always been out standing contributors to March of Dimes. Last year Oregon was fourth in the United States and Curry county ranked 16th out of I Oregon’s 36 counties on a per capita basis. Curry county cam paign workers are fully confident that the emergency will be met. With The Churches Selective Service Questicms Cleared BUILDING MATERIALS EVERYTHiNG TO THE ROOF ence textbook: "Science and Health with Key to the Scrip ture,s’ by Mary Baker Eddy: "Life is divine principle, mind, soul, spirit.” (page 468). p. m. On Saints’ Days when an nounced. Chapel is across from high school. All are welcome. Church school every Sunday at 10 a. m. Seventh Day Adventist Smith River Methodist Sabbath School at 9:30 a. m. I Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mnu Grace VanZee, supt Church service at 11 a. m. Sermon subject for Saturday, I Morning Worship at 11 a. m. January 15: "Christian Leprosy.” Rev. E. C. Hicks will deliver the Young people meet at 4 p. m. sermon. Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7:30 p. m. Rev. and Mrs. Nick Neufeld Prayer meeting studies are be returned late last week form Eu ing held by the pastor, Leo Van gene where he was given a phys Dolson, on the Book of Revela ical checkup by the Veterans Ad tion. Visitors are cordially invited ministration. While there, they to attend all services. visited Gene Gould for an eve ning. 4» - - ... - " ----- Ml Star of the Sea Catholic Church Rev. Fr. Baby a k. Pastor First Sunday of month at 12 noon. All other Sundays at f> b. m. Curry County Mission of the Episcopal Church Brookings: St. Timothy Chapel Priest-in-charge, Rev Fr. Lu I he O. Ison (phone: study, 734; home 662, Gold Beach) Service every Sunday at 4:00 Flowers ... for all Service occasions, Check With Us For Your Complete Building Needs Curry County Lumber Company Oregon ROEDER Funeral Home and Ambulance Service Phone 1091 i Crescent City, California ..... Immediate 11 Irvin's Florists & Nursery Phone Crescent City 2224 or Call at Titus Bulb Farms ... to replace the old-fashioned sink BY MULLINS Kitchenaider 66 DeLuxe Twin cany ferma Gorgeous, isn’t if? And it makes dishwashing easy! Sparkling acid-resisting enamel top has double bowls and double fluted drainboards. Spacious working room, storage space for just everything! 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