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PAGE FOUR The World's Best Climate Free X-Ray Offered Everyone In Area, Tuesday, Nov. 15 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON to attend our Sunday school and those who love to sing and w’ould like to help in the choir are most cordially invited. Star of the Sea Gold Beach on the county road w’est of Gesiel Monument. Judge Connet had no comment when questioned as to the type of farm ing they are planning. The application of C. C. Horger A Free chest X-ray is offered Catholic Church for the Oregon Freight Lines, of every person, 15 years of age or Rev. Fr. Donald Denman Portland, to operate a freight older, Mrs. Bertha Whirry, local First Sunday of month at 12 service between Portland and chairman, told the Pilot, Monday. noon. Harbor, via U. S. Hwy 99, Oregon By re-checking every year, the All other Sundays at 8 a. ni. Hwy 38 and U. S. Hwy 101, also early stages of tuberculosis can between Coquille and Myrtle be quickly recognized and can Smith River Methodist Point via Oregon Hwy 42, was be treated. Other chest conditions may be revealed by the X-ray. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mrs. denied by the Public Utilities Commission, Oct. 18. The appli Persons w ho have not been con Grace VanZee, supt Morning Worship at 11 a. m. cation also included an alternate tacted through the mail to reg ister, may sign up on the forms Rev. E. C. Hicks will deliver the route between Portland and North Bend via Hwy 99, Hwy 18, Hwy provided at Chetco Store, Brook sermon. * 101 with no service to, from or ings Market and at the post offices between any intermediate points in Brookings and Harbor. The X-ray takes but a minute, [ Seventh Day Adventist on alternate route. Hearings were Sabbath School — Saturday at held at North Bend, Gold Beach, Mrs. Whirry said. Paper capes 9.30 a. m. Coos Bay and in the Portland of will be provided at the unit, since Church Services—Saturday at fice of the commission this spring it is necessary to remove cloth 11:00 a. m. ing to the waist. Young People — Saturday at where evidence was submitted. After weighing the findings the This survey can be made to be 3:45 p. m. public utilities commissioner, G. Prayer Meeting — Wednesday 100% if everyone would but lay H. Flagg, denied the application. at 7:45 p. m. in Harobr. aside a few minutes of his time The Oregon Freight Lines oper Sabbath services this week will to chock his chest. ated for time on a temporary per Let’s make this annual event, be conducted by the pastor, Leo mit which was cancelled some Mrs. Whirry concluded. The unit VanDolson. The book of Revela time ago. will be at the Central building, tion is being studied by the Sab Nov. 15, from 9 a. m. to 1 p. m. bath school classes and anyone who desires a clearer understand and from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m. ing of these prophesices which have special meaning for our day is cordially invited to attend. Sabbath school services begin Curry County mission of the at 9:30 a. m. Episcopal Church The young people’s program, Sunday morning service at li Hallowe’en was celebrated one under direction of Gilbert Chris a. m. All are welcome. night earlier than customary at tensen, will be on the “Plan of a party held in the Chetco Inn Salvation.” It will be a musical last Sunday night and sponsored Christian Science Society program that follows this theme by the Young People’s Society Services Sunday at 11:00 a. m. from its inception in heaven to of the local Seventh-Day Advent at the I. O. O. F. Hall. The pub its glorious completion in the ist church. Since it was a “hard earth made new. lic is invited. times party” guests came dressed “Adam and Fallen Mann” is the in their oldest clothes and some subject of the Lesson-Sermon in even in gunnysacks. all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, November 6. Elwood Oliphant spent the week The Golden Text is “Awake end with his family here. He is thou that sleepest, and arise from now’ working with the group at the dead, and Christ shall give Grants Pass on the Applegate. The thee light” (Epr. 5:14). Oliphants also enjoyed a visit Among citations which com- from Mr. Oliphant's niece and prise the Lesson-Sermon is the husband, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer fol lowing from the Bible: Goodin of South Bend, Wash. God created man in his own im The Goodins are returning home age, in the image of God created to South Bend on their honey he him” (Gen. 1:27), together moon. with t he following correlative Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neal and passage from the Christian Sci- family returned Sunday from a r n c e text book : “Science and visit of several days with rela Health with Kev to the Scrip- tives and friends at Roseburg. tures,” by Mary Baker Eddy: “In Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bruner Science man is the offspring of returned last Monday from a visit Spirit. The beautiful, good, and of several days with his son and pure constitute his ancertry.” (p. daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 63). Don Bruner of Portland. Harry and Don had planned a hunting trip in the valley but the fog Baptist Community was so dense it was impossible. Rev. Nick N. Neufeld, Pastor Mrs. Mary Shedburg returned Jeanette Pierce, Sunday Scho last Sunday from a visit with Supt. friends and relatives at San Fran Mrs. Stanley Patterson, music cisco Bay area. While there she director. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m also attended a meeting of the Morning worship at 11 a. m alumni of nurses of Wardeck hos Evening service at 7:30 P- m. pital which was burned during the San Francisco earthquake; Young people at 6:30 p. m. The women of the church arci alter w hich the group w as merg-1 planning a food sale and bazaar ed with Lane hospital. Of the before Christmas. All the women ! c,ass of 60 graduates there were .making things arc asked to have, 1 * Prescnt at the meeting. Tom Ayers and John Schmidt them ready by Nov. 9. returned last Friday from Tule The Lord gave to the church The New Dodge Lake in southern central Oregon two ordinances, which are to be where they went on a duck and observed. One, the ordinance of Wayfarer Sedan Is baptism as an act of obedience goose hunt. They brought back nine geese and one duck. on our part; the second is the ob The FINEST Family Gold Beach I. O. O. F. will servance of the Lord's Supper. The Baptist Community church have a venison feed Wednesday, Car You Can Buy has made it a practice to observe Nov. 2. at 7 p. m. After the din the Lord's Supper the first Sun-,' ner lodge will convene and Wal At This Price! day of each month. Sunday being ter Moore will receive the third the first Sunday, the church will degree. observe Lord's Supper. The sub Mr. and Mrs. Verne Rolan of. ject for the sermon: "How Can Coos Bay spent the week-end with We Know What Is Of the Lord?” Col. and Mrs. A J. Russell at i Come and bring a friend. Cone Crest, near here. Subject of the evening sermon Paul and Alice Connet were is “Christ, the Great High Priest.”! busy over the week-end build 'Those of you who cannot come! ing a well for their home. They Sunday morning, do attend the have the curbing standing up over evening service. the new well and by this week- \gain, we wish to acknowledge।end hope to have it fit into the the fine work ot Mrs. Pierce in new well. The Connets purchased Sunday school i and Mrs. Pat-! the 80-acre tract from Mabel t orson in the music department. of Los Angeles. known ■ We would encourage more ot you,as the old Miller home, north of I Hard Times Party Hallowe'en Treat For S.-D. A. Group With The Churches THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1949 Some of the most interesting Wesley Smith left Tuesday for costumes noted were the tails LaGrande, Ore., where he will and derby worn by Joe Jacobs,! visit his daughter for a week. He Walter Craig’s derby and whis will visit his other daughter each kers, the old-fashioned outfits a week before returning here by worn by both Mrs. Craig and Mrs. December -. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hanscam Jacobs, Lois Knutson also as an old-fashioned lady, Louise Osten and Mr. and Mrs. Archie Ander- berg in her baggy overalls, and son returned from eastern Ore- Howard “Pancho” Adams, in the gon Tuesday afternoon, with a garb of the dashion Mexican cow- nice elk to the credit of each. boy. Those not wearing appropri- ■ Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kaneiss and ate costumes were fined. Apple Mrs. Kaneiss’ parents, Mr. and cider, made that morning at the Mrs. Leo Fischer, who have been George Funk home, was served visiting here, left Tuesday for The Kaneiss’ along with cupcakes and cookies Waconia, Minn. for refreshments, i plan to remain there for several month, and perhaps permanently. They have made their home south of Harbor for about four years. Attractive and serviceable lin- The annual Hallowe’en party, 1 oleum has been laid over the en given by the Harbor Community tire floor at the Chetco Store by Club, for their husbands and house Wilson Freeman and his crew\ guests was held Friday evening at This addition make a great im the Grange hall with about 40 provement In the store ’s appear present. Appropriate games and ance and attractiveness. stunts made the evening pass hi lariously for the group, with re Additional storage space is be freshments of apple and pumpkin ing provided at the Brookings pie and coffee served late in the Market by the erection of a new evening. section, directly in the rear of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anderson the grocery department. This ad are visiting relatives in the north dition will add probably one-third ern part of the state. more space. LOCAL NEWS FINE SHEEP AND CATTLE RANCH equipped with some stock. Will lease to respon- sibie party $750 per year C. O. 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