Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, February 24, 1949, Page 5, Image 5

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    THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1949
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
The World’s Best Climate
PAGE FTVt
sewing, a 100-page book, with iry as chairman, reported that of improving himself and may through Jesus Christ woyld ever
covers, and other leaves.
it had looked into the matter finally reach perfection all by forget the great Bible facts of
We each tried the stapling ma- of a new stove for the hall and himself.”
creation.”
chi’ e and bound us a little note that a suitable one could be in­
“rhe Bible teaches that God
This week’s ‘Know-Your-Bible’
y Success crowned the efforts of book to keep scout notes. We stalled right away if the mem- created man perfect in His own lectures to be presented at the
’ Troop 32, B. S. A. in its bring­ enjoyed this training.— Barbara ers wished. It was voted that image and placed him in Para­ Chetco Inn are listed on other
• ’o committee be given power to dise. According to the Genesis pages of this issue.
ing the public a chili feed, last Go’.ld, reporter.
buy and have installed, removing record man fell blundered his
Thursday evening at the Chetco
xh the old stoves.
Grange hall, who over 200 were
way right out of Paradise and Cooking Club At Work
A. C. Thompson, chairman of thus the only way he can ever
led and entertained. Realized to­
4-H Cooking Club 3, held a
c agricultural committee, re- reach ultimate perfection, peace, party at the home of Pauline
ward the building fund wras $150. March The Tenth
The program for the next reg­ >ort d that he had put up a big and happiness is by accepting
Following the feed, ably serv­
Hendricks, Feb. 19. We had as
ular
monthly meeting of Azalea weed control map of Curry coun­ Jesus Christ as his Savior and
ed by the boys of the troop, an
our special guest, Janice March,
entertainment consisting of “The Garden club carries the important ty in the hall and that, provid­ Redeemer. These two views can­ of Smith River. This club, under
Azalea Singers,” under direction plant sale of the year. Mrs. Ver­ ing people would tell where the not be reconciled. Therefore we leadership of Mrs. Joe Zumpfe,
of Mrs. C. A. MacKenzie, “The non Hanscam, who is in charge noxious weeds wrere growing, he are forced to choose either th»? has received record books and al­
Uncalled F o u r,” consisting of of this project as committee would mark these areas on the theorv of evolution or the Bible ready have started to work on
Emil Moore, Charles Grayshel, chairman, has sent out the call map with colors. This map would and Jesus Christ.”
them. A new member, Bonnie
to al olf us. to do our best to then be used in the weed eradi­
C. E. Jones and Bert DeMoss.
“It takes a lot more faith to Salvage, has joint the club. —
Fred Fox, lyric tenor, was a make this another one of our cation campaign in this area.
accept the evolutionary theory LaVerne Landauer, reporter.
Mrs. Maude Sandbo was given than it does to accept the simple
treat, if word of those present successes. Scheduled, also is a
means anything. The evening talk on Beautiful Garden Books, a warm commendation on her Bible record of six literal days
ended with sound movies, some by Mrs. Max Brainard, and short work in having charge of renting of creation. Especially when we
of which was supplied by the U. reviews of three national council the hall, and was given a vote of realize that nothing is impossi­
Benjamin Russell and L. A.
S. Forest Service, depicting the books by Mrs. Roy Hendry, Mrs. thanks.
ble for the God of heaven. It Holman, of Bend, purchased the
Under leadership of the lec­ seems an absurdity for men who Chetco Inn, and will take pos­
disastrous forest fire in Maine Jessie Hoagland and Mrs. Brad­
ley Page. And our horticulture turer, Hazel Hendry, a program are mere lumps of carbon and session about April 7. Elzie and
last year.
Members of the committee ex­ chairman, M r s. Bertha Moore, in honor of the three birthdays water that crawl about on the Aimee L. Duff have purchase i
press their appreciation to those will speak on “Our Spring Vege­ m February: Valentines, Lincoln surface of our insignificant dot ocean frontage on the end of
and Washington, was presented. of an earth to try to tell the Benham lane. Both these trans­
helping on the project. They are table Garden.”
Following the meeting a social God who created and controls actions were made through the
Hostesses
for
the
day
under
anxious to get work started on
hour
was enjoyed with refresh­ the universe just how He ac­ Lower and Deveny Real Estate
chairmanship
of
Mrs.
Verna
the scout shack, for which this
ments
served by Mr. and Mrs. complished II is work of crea­ agency.
Asche,
will
be
Mrs.
Henry
Horst,
function was held.
Mrs. Ralph Vincent, Mrs. A. E. Alan Woodriff, Mr. and Mrs. Les­ tion.”
lie Woodriff, Mrs. Charm Hal­
Griffin and Mrs. Roy Parker.
The Bible plainly tells us, and
Mrs. Andrew Hoffeldt arrived
± You Ladies Really Missed Thought for the Day—
vorsen, Miss Shirley Kerr and the great preponderence of sup­
home
Friday from St. Joseph.
Sumpin’ At Workshop!
“That one, which serves and Miss Cora Mae Miller.
porting evidence clearly indicate
Mo.,
where
she had gone for the
Ladies—you missed something!’ seeks for gain, and follows but
[Ghat God created our earth in funeral of her sister, Miss Faye
The slip covers were beautiful, | for form, will pack when it be­
six literal days and on the sev­ Islaub, who passed away at the
and so professional looking, and gins to rain, and leave you in
enth day formed His great an­ Hoffeldt home three weeks ago.
fit—they actually fit like a glove. the storm.”
swer to evolution, the seventh­ It was her sister’^ wish to be
(Remainder of this column will
Too bad the weather was so
day Sabbath.
buried at their former home in
bad that it kept many from tak­ appear in next week’s issue).
“Evolution is, after all, just
“If man had always kept the Missouri. On the way east Mrs.
ing part in the workshop. We had,
a scientific theory and not a sci­ se»enth-uay Sabbath there never HofTeldt’s train was 12 hours late
three chairs in spite of the bad
entific fact.
Scientific theories would have been an evolutionist arriving at St. Joseph. Had she
weather: Alice Perkins’ pillow
are man-imade. Scientific facts lor no one who kept one day out been a day later, she would have
back is so gay and spring-like in
are God-made. True science rec- of seven in honor of God’s work been on one of the trains that
its new cover of rose and green;
ognizes and records God-made ot e r e a t i o n and recreation | was held up for days by snow.
Martha Harbin's wing-back is
False science interprets
Regular meeting of Chetco i facts.
handsome in its pretty green cov­ Grange was held Friday evening these God-made facts into un­
er and Lillian Weideman’s old with several visitors present: proven and unprovable man-made
car seat made the charming-est Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Kloske of theories.”
“love seat” you’d ever want to Take Earl Grange and Mrs. L.
With these remarks Pastor L.
For Painting and Paper hanging and
see. We are proud of the work. A. Humphreys of ussellville. Mr. VanDolson introduced his lecture
(Signed) “The Slip Cover Ladies. Kloske is Pomona master for entitled “God’s Answer to Evo­
Del Norte county.
lution” at the Chetco Inn last
Mrs. Laura Brock, Mrs. Flora Sunday night.
Reflectorized signs a specialty
Weber and Miss Mildred Craw­
He went on to say, “Evolution
The intermediate group went ford were obligated in the first and the Bible story of creation
are poles apart and never can
to the Pilot office ast Thursday, two degrees.
PAINTING CONTRACTORS
The
charter
was
draped
in
hon-
be
correlated. Evolution teaches
to learn how books were bound.
Rt. 1, Box 326
Free Estimaets
We saw the three commonly of Lucius Axford, who died two that man originated from patri­
weeks
ago
in
San
Francisco.
arch
i
al
polliwogs
and
ancestral
used ways, the ring, staple and
A committee, with Hazel Hen- apes and that he’s in the process
stitched methods. We were given
paper, enough folios, to bind, by
Scout Chili Supper
Attracts 200, Fri.
Along Azalaa ¡Row
Realty Transfers
Evolution Is Theory
Said Lecturer, Sun.
Two Obligated In
Grange, Friday
CALL CRESCENT CITY 9R22
ALL KINDS OF SIGNS
Girl Scout News
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_ If you have $1000 to put down,
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a row.
Highway frontage, $300 per
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7. Bench filled, using fine quality
cotton felt.
8. Handles for easy turning.
$39.95
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Brookings, Oregon
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9. Eight large ventilators.
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11» Box spring in matching cover
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Brookings, Oregon