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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1949)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1949 Third Card Party Coming Saturday BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Gold Beach Notes I en bv Mrs. 'hetor Reynolds over the week-end. A son. Bruce Lee, weighing 9 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zumnfe re- pounds. 2 ounces, was born Nov. turned home 'ast wee!’ after en- Second of the Rebekah Social 30 to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wilson Ikying a trio to South Dakota. club’s card parties was held on This is their second son Th°'’ rcnnrtt hat they bad nef- County Agent R. M. Kno-. in Nov 26, leading up to the third, feet weather an during the time tended the annual meeting of thv set for this coming Saturday. th*were on the trip. Prizes for high scores last American Romney Br »edcrs As unable Sharon Hanscam ws time were won by Mr. and Mrs. sociation at Eureka last Tues to return to school last week al Charles Bickner; low for men day. Oregon, Washington a n d ter being out for a couple of Frank Hassett; for women, Mrs. California were represent'd. The weeks. She had imbedded tonsils Nellie Dyer; the traveling prizes Romney breeders are also locat- removed recently and after re went to Mrs. Bickner and Henry; in Ohio, Maine and Massa- turning home lost considerable Beaulieu. The door prize was i chusetts. Knox was re-elected as blood when her throat didn't heal president and Harry Lindgren won by Glenn Simpson. like it should have. was retained as secretarv-treas- The third party will be staged Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gardner ot Saturday night, Dec. 10, at 8 urer. Dallis Gould of Hydsvilie, Uniontown, Wash., are spending o'clock, and will be the last un Calif., is a newr director. a few days at their cabin on the The Romney breeders in the Upper Winchuck, and assessing til after the first of the year. United States have been select- -- , . . . .. . . , , .. .. .'the damage done by vandals re- ing their stock tor the finer wool and by so doing the breed haslce” . Mr. and Mrs. Reeves Taylor lost in size and weight, Knox and son were house guests at stated. Principal grown s in this the home of Mrs. Taylor’s par county are R. M. Knox and son According to her grandmother, of Gold Beach and Walter Hof- ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hans cam Sr., the latter part of the Mrs. Virginia Wolford. Patricia sess of Langlois. Mr Hofsess is week. Other guests at the same Cook, who sang on “Stars of negotiating for an English Rom 1960” program Nov. 26, will be same home over the week-end ney ram. These anmals weigh 225 heard three times. were Mrs. Hanscam's sister. Mis. Her second appearance over to 250 pounds, and a e heavier Lena Anderson and grandson, KIEM was result of her backing boned than those in the U. S Gene Reiling, of Grants Pass. received in this community, giv Mr. and Ms. Tony Olsen are Local News Items ing her 16,700 votes to her near in Portland this week where Mrs. est competitor’s 6000. Mr. and Mrs E. E. Hanscam Olsen is having a physical check- It’ll be a safe bet that radios Jv. and children toot- up by her doctor. of this area will be tuned Eu cam’s mother. Mrs. Chafes Mi’ls. reka way, Saturday. to Portland 8nndav v-UKrp shn tnnk fhn tra?n to her hnmn pl “Now’ the parable is this: The Vine Grove, Ky., after visiting seed is the word of God, Those hr re for over a menth. White in by the way side are they who Portland, Junin»’ a^o looked af-, hear: then cometh the devil and ter business affairs. Quite a number of visitors taketh away the word out ol A groun of loyal and staunch were present last Friday at the citizens have agreed to assist their hearts, lest they should be- first December meeting of Chet in a house-to-house canvass b r lieve and be saved. They on the co Grange. They came from Lake the memhershin drive on Sun- J rocks are they, which, when they Earl, Westmost and Pine Forest day. If you haven’t alread-» join- ; hear, receive the woid with joy: Granges. Five new applications ed you will be given an oppor-1 and these have no root, which were received, and members ur tunity at that time to join the I for a while believe and in time ged to obtain new’ members dur “All-Year Events Association temptation fall away. And that ing the state-wide membership1 W. W. Smith returned home which fell among the thorns are drive. A pen and pencil set will the latter part of the week after they, which, when they have be awarded any member obtain- visiting relatives in Oregon and heard, go forth and are choked three new members so that they Southern California for a month. with cares and riches and pleas It is reported that the first ures of this life, and bring no are initiated into all four de steelhead of the season was tak- fruit to perfection. But that on grees by April 1. Following tlw meeting a har vest dance was enjoyed with the members furnishing the music. Men of the Grange served re freshment. Next meeting will be the annual Christmas party, and Templar Hotel Building Brookings, Oregon everyone is asked to bring a gift JEWELER and CERTIFIED WATCH MAKER for the exchange. A pot luck lunch will be enjoyed later. Girl Singer Billed ■ Three More Times The World's Best Climate the good ground are they, which I in an honest and good heart having heard the word, keen it. and bring forth fruit with pati ence” Luke 8:11-15. Now take this mass picture and see if you can identify your self. Joseph M. Johnson, Gold Beach, Ore. Gold Beach H. S. Six weeks tests are over n wv nd everyone h a s recuperated from the holidays. There is an increased number on the honor roll, too, and we hope it keep: growing. Last Friday night was the time for the annual jamboree and results were favorable for all the Gold Beach fans for the Panthers came through each of its games victorious. Like other Curry county high schools, Gold Beach lost several men from the first string by graduation, but results of the jamboree shows the strength of the teams. Our first conference game will be with Ophir, Dec. 16. The girls are trying to build up their muscles for their vol leyball games coming up soon. As yet the girls have had little PAGE FIVE practice and many new players have to be recruited since si . of last year's team were lost by graduation or transfe s. The chorus and band are pre paring for the Christmas uro gram which is to be presented Dec. 21. FASHION FINDS BY CONNIE CONNIE'S Next Ta The Theatre GOLD BEACH, OREGON Pre-Ch ristmas Half-price Dress Sale First conic, first served. Nineteen prices only. Broken sizes 11 to 46. Famous brands such as Alice of California, Ser- get and Town Classic originals. pieces at of $8.95 $4.48. 6 pieces at »2 Of $10.95 $5.48. Of $14.95 $7.48. 3 pieces at 1 piece at 12 OÍ $15.95 $7.98. 4 pieces at »2 Of $16.95 $8.48. 3 pieces at U of $19.95 $9.98. Free gift and mailing wrap! MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY! Net By Bread Alone Harvest Dance Eenjoyed, Grange N. M. JONES C. 0. LEONARD L. L. LEOFiASD JUST ARRIVED. A few numbers of new 17 jewel, water resisting, shock proof, non-mag-j netic WRIST WATCHES The Opening, Friday, Dec. 9, of BROOKINGS FEED AND SEED Gardner Planer Building We will handle Dairy and Poultry Feeds, Fer- tilizers, Hay and Grains. We welcome your patronage, and \Vill be proud to serve the people of this community. L. O. Baker Amazing low’ price (tax inc) of.... E. Graue Brokers Complete Real Estate Service NOTARY PUBLIC Bo? ¿11 South end of town Brookings, Oregon Why not take advantage of some of our excellent business listings? We have both a hotel and auto court listed. Each do ing a thriving business. Come in and talk it over. * * * Perhaps you would like an at tractive home in a duplex in a pleasant neighborhood with a a substantial rental. We can sun- ply you with one for a conserva- uv e price. * ♦ ♦ If you are handy at doing youi ow n building, let us tell you ot some of our uncompleted homes * * * We also have several very well-consti ueted homes, all ished and ready for immeTa occupancy with easy “bu u terms. THIS YEAR GiVE HIM YEARS OF PLEASURE with one of those JOHNSON ARE YOU A MEMBER NOW? Your membership card is printed and waiting for y< THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY! Keep Brookings and Harbor in the eyes of the world. IF YOU ACT TODAY, you still have a chance to get your membership among the FIRST FIVE HUNDRED. Clip the coupon and mail it in today. Oct a card for each of the family. MRS. NELL PARKER, Secretary, I All-Year Events Association, Box 33, Brookings, Ore. Please find enclos ’d $... for memberships i i the ALL-YEAR EVENTS ASSOCIATION. terminating Deceb- ber 30, 1950. Kindly make out membership cards for the following people: $1.00 in amo $1.00 $1.00 We Work With ^SPEED to Fill Your NEED! Come in and see the new 5-horse T. N. with $175.00 neutral clutch Chetco Home & Auto Supply Co $1.00 ame $1.00
