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THURSDAY. AUGUST IS, 1949 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON The World's Best Climate PAGE FIVE I With The Churches will be the locally-owned carni ; \al which will provide games and' amusement for the visitors with plenty of eating stands on the grounds. There will be exhibits and Grange and 4-H club booths. Gates will be open until 10 p. m. daily and visitors may view everything on display. following correlative passage from the Christian Science text- book: "Science and Health with Christian Science Societj Key to the Scripture, by Mary Services Sunday at 11 a. m. at Baker Eddy "We can have but the I. O. O. F. hall. The public is one Mind, if that one is infinite' invited. "Mind” is the subject of the (page 469). Lesson-Sermon in all Churches i Baptist Community of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, Rev. Nick N. Neufeld, Pastor August 21. Jeanette Pierce, Sunday Scho The Golden Text is "Who hath Supt. known the mind of the Lord? Mrs. Stanley Patterson, music or who hath been his counsellor” director. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m t Rom. 11:34). Morning worship at 11 a. m Among citations which comprise Evening service at 8:00 P- m the Lesson-Sermon is the follow Young people at 7 p. m. ing from the Bible: "Thou shalt have no other gods before me” Star of the Sea (Ex. 20:3), together with the Catholic Church C. 0. LEONARD L. L LEONARD Brokers Complete Real Estate Service NOTARY PUBLIC CLAUD WRIGHT, Salesman fBo? ¿11 South end of town Brooking«, Oregon Curry County Mutton of the Episcopal Church We Work With SPEED to Fill Your NEED!.......... September, she will be accom panied by the'J. F. Witherow family, who will visit here for several weeks as is their annual custom. Walter Pearmine left on Wednesday for Sandy with a load of daffodil bulbs, planning to be gone for a week. While away, Frank McKnight is looking after the Pearmine place. Mrs. E. H. Reekman and son, Raymond, made a trip to Klam- ath Falls over the \veek-end to take Mrs. William Barton and two children home after they had spent several weeks visiting at the Reekman home. On the return trip, they took in the base ball game at Cave Junction, and like most other local people at tending the game at Cave Junc tion, did not enjoy that heat. CURRY COUNTY At St. Timothy’s chapel, until further notice, service every Sun day at 11 a. m. Seventh Day Adventist Sabbath School — Saturday at 9:30 a. m. Church Services—Saturday at 11:00 a. m. Young People — Saturday at 3:45 p. m. Prayer Meeting — Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. All Saturday services are being held at the Grange Hall. Prayer meetings are now being held at the pastor’s home in Harbor. Services this Sabbath will be held in the Baptist Community! church at the hours scheduled' above. All who wish to, are I cordially invited to worship with us. The sermon this week will be presented by the pastor. Young people’s service in the afternoon will be a special sur prise service under direction of Gilbert Christensen, young Peo-! pie’s Missionary Volunteer So ciety leader. Prayer meeting studies on the ‘Great Controversy Between Sa- tan and Christ,” are now being held at the pastor’s home in Har bor. Additional prayer meeting studies are commencing this week and are to be conducted every Thursday night at the Clarence Overman home for con- venience of those in the Cheto Heights area. SMITH RIVER Picnicked at Gasquet, Sunday A large crowd motored to the state forestry picnic grounds at Gasquet Sunday when Del Norte American Legion Post No. 175 was, hosts to the people of th*1 county at its annual barbecue.; Bill Boone was in charge of the* i barbecue. following the' dinner served under shade trees. Plenty Mrs. Walter Pearmine left last of amusements were provided for week for a visit at Los both young and old. geles with relatives. When she Visited Here From Scappoose returns home the first part of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Thomes of Scappoose, Ore., where the fam ily re-union of six sisters and one brother of the late Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Haight, was held, on Au- gtist 7, on acocunt of one sister, Eddie Westbrook, not being able to attend, motored to Del Norte county and visited their aunt i confined to Seaside hospital. Thcv were accompanied here by Super visor Fred Haight, who returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Wood-1 LOCAL NEWS Rev. Fr. Babyak, Pastor First Sunday of month at 12 noon. All other Sundays at S a. m. 3% acres overlooking mouth of river. Wonderful view and the soil is just as good. $1500, with terms you can meet. If you want a wonderful home within 3 blocks of town with 3 productive acres this is it. $3750 —yes good terms. 70 acres, partly cut over, good soil, beautiful building site. Plen ty of water, and approximately 1000 cords of wood. A real buy at $2000. This is a steal. What have you in timber? We have buyers. First time listed: one of the finest country homes on Chetco River. This is an exceptionally nice home and beautifully fur nished. Plenty of spring water, gravity flow to house. A guest house you would be proud of garage, chicken house, large shop and utility building. Natural rock fireplace, wired for electric ity. Lots of shade. You can be away from the rest of the world । and only 7 miles from town. If fjou are interested in the best at a price within reason, let us show you this property. You have been waiting for Smith River Methodist someone with a beautiful home Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mrs. “with ill health”—well here it is Grace VanZee, supt —a line 6-room home, well with Morning Worship at 11 a. m pressure water system. Also 3- Rev. E. C. Hicks will deliver the room house with 2.6 acres of ex sermon. cellent land. This is one of the best buys at $500. Electric range, garden, tools, etc. Does anyone have 10 acres Jimmie Brooks, 43, w?ell known with one or two cleared for $2500 guide for the many fishermen on —if so sec us.’!! Smith and Klamath Rivers, was One more fine business corner drowned in Klamath River. He for sale—this excellent for fu is believed to have fallen from ture investment. Best of terms. his motor boat several miles up Drop in and let us tell all about the river from Klamath Glen on this swell buy! Friday evening. No one saw him For Rent: large house, several fall from the boat as Vie was bedrooms, two baths. On High alone a the time. The boat was way 101 . found later. The body was re- covered Monday afternoon, float About 6 acres, partly level, 2 acres cleared, mile to school. ing in the water. The body is at Good road, $1350. excellent terms. Wier Mortuary, pending funeral 2 acres fine location, level and arrangements. Brooks was a na drained, 3 blocks to high school. tive of Klamath and received a Come in and make your own Carnegie medal several years ago for saving two people in the terhs. Klamath River. Readying For The Fair Residents of Del Norte coun ty are getting ready for the open ing of the 1949 fair, Friday, Au-1 gust 19, and to continue through August 21. The main feature of the fair) Smith Rirt r Local Items Mrs. John Prock received a message telling of the surgery performed for ruptured append- dix, on her brother-in-law, An drew Ferrier, age 74, at Sheri dan, Ore. Kenneth Layman is confined to Seaside hospital where he under went minor surgery. He is re covering satisfactorily. Mrs. Josephine Frame is con- fined to Seaside hospital under observation and medical treat- ment. She has been in f ai ling health for some time. Democrats!!! Read The News of OUR Meeting ruff and her sister, Mrs. Ada Hursh, returned home Friday । from Portland and Scappoose, I after attending the family re-; union. They were accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Letsy Beck- sted of Carpenteria, who will visit relatives and friends before returning home. Next Saturday, August 29, at the Curry County Courthouse! Paid Advertising by the Curry County Democratic Central Committee ! LILY GROWERS 25% and 50% D. D. T. wet- table concentrates on hand. Phyllis L. Johnson McNESS DEALER BROOKINGS, OREGON ORDERS NOW TAKEN FOR FRESH Canning Salmon $35.00 Per 100 Pounds SEE OR WRITE Rivers End (Smith River, California) SEE OUR AMAZING rv/C¡ Thursday, Friday, Saturday ONLY FA' CLOSING OUT! BROKEN LINES AND SIZES FABRIC VENETIAN BLINDS Most beautiful, most practical of all Venetian blinds. Translucent fabric slats to admit the light. . . plastic coated for long life and washability. See them before you buy any other type of blind. White Sanda’s, Play Shoes And Barefoot Sandals for the women a id children! Canvas Sport Shoes For the entire family! Star Brand Engineers Boots Were $14.95- -Now $11.25. 59c per square foot Choice of colors and hand blocked prints. Karl Ostenberg Templar Hotel Bld., Brookings GOULD'S SHOE STORE BROOKINGS, OREGON r
