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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1949)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1949 LANGLOIS NOTES Installation of new officers of Sixes Grange was held Friday night, Dec. 23, at 8. The juvenile Grange officers were installed along with the officers of the subordinate Grange. William Howes, state Grange deputy, was installing officer, with the re mainder of the team as : Henry Adolphson, installing master; Marian Brooks, marshall; Elsie Quinn regular bearer; Helen Fain, implement bearer; and Hazel Livermore, musician. Following is the roster of new officers (Subordinate listed first and then juvenile): Master—Clarence Brooks and Cnarles L. Clark. Overseer—Henry Adolphson & Carolyn Morris. Lecturer—Marian Brooks and Mary Donaldson. Steward—Frank Wilcox and Dick Everest. Assistant Steward Frank Morris and Charles Bullock. Chaplain—Margaret Hines and Mary Jean Sabin. BROOKINGS HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON Treasurer—Rose Wheeling & Patty Boice. Secretary — Al Dorman and Jeannette Thompson. Gate Keeper — William Price and Shirley Ringheimer. Ceres—Doloras Brooks and De lores Bruchler. Pomona—Nancy Moore and Ruth Morris. Flora—Mary Mermilloid and Patricia Mermilloid. Lady Assistant Steward—Mar garet Morris, and Sadie Logan. Musician—Fay Price and Es- taleen Stevens. (The remainder are in the subordinate Grange only): Executive committee: Bert Wheeling, P. K. Krantz and Ken neth Thompson. Home Economics Committee: Mary Woodworth and Juvenile Patron—Charles H. Clarke. After installation the Grange held its annual Christmas pro gram under direction of Marian Brooks, and consisted of: Candle Lighting Ceremony — Margaret, Carolyn and Ruth 1950 NO, The World’s Best Climate Morris. (Reader—Elsie Quinn). high school chorus sang. Treats Trumpet Solo—Wilbur Jensen, were served by Woman’s Club. accompanied by his father. Langlois Panthers won a de Skit: “Christmas”—Elsie and cisive victory over Ophir last Gerald Quinn. Tuesday by a score of 60 to 32. Quarette—Docia Sweet, Mary Langlois lost the volleyball by Burgess, Bert Wheeling and O. a 2 9to 19 score. K. Wilcox. Reading: “Christmas on the Farm,” Edna Logan. Rev. and Mrs. Owen Turley of “The Christmas Story,” a pan- Berkeley, Calif., arrived Sunday timine—Rose Wheeling in charge to visit their parents, Mr. and and Elsie Quinn as reader. The Mrs. O. C. Turley for a few days program was followed by danc- ing and refreshments. The next during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Don Vaughan meeting will be held Saturday, and family are moving into the January 14. The entire teaching staff of Roy Lytle place they recently the high school is spending the purchased about the first of the holidays elsewhere. The princi year. The Lytles are moving to pal, Frank Croston, and family, San Jose, where Mr. Lytle will went to California to visit her follow carpentering. Mrs. Lytle mother. Myron Whitbeck and his and Jimmy left before Christmas family are visiting his parents to spend the holidays with the at Rainier. Jesse Ranking is vis Lytle’s daughter. Mr. Ly*’~ •”t11 iting her parents at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nilsen en tertained eighteen guests, mem bers of the family, at Christmas dinner. Though all of the children of J. E. Everest’s are home for the holidays, they couldn’t have the Christmas dinner eogether be cause little Fran has the mumps. Mr. and Mrs. George Guerin went to the home of their daugh ter, Mrs. Kreutzer, in California for the holidays. | The grade school gave its an- i nual Christmast program last ' Friday at the gym. Students from ! each room sang and some of the I members gave either a play or poem. The school band played a few Christmas carols while the LOCAL NEWS Dr. Silvia Challonet old friends .On Hwy 101 At State Line Not so long Hours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Mail Address we have the kind of persons & NORINE HARVEY accredited teacher oi PIANO Studio Building Brookings, Ore. thinking well of you when the rhidnight bells peal m the glad New Year. ppu Smith River California i who live here now HAPPY NEW YEAR ' 1950 Coast Freight Lines & Geo. Shipley A NEW YENS CHEER earn es. tope your S 5(1 fo port 1950 cry UI50 And all the cheer of the wished From Peggy and Mickey New Year is rightfully yours Hendricks Furniture for the taking. Complete Home Furnishers GOULD'S SHOE STORE h HH iiìuìuj .' g * follow as soon as he completes packing the household goods. The Floyd T. Boltons have in vited friends for Saturday eve ning to welcome the New Year, and to meet their son and daughter-in-law, who will be here from Depoe Bay for the holiday. Pilot Class Ads Get Results! Baptist Community Church Osteopathic Physician this community PAGE THREW Brookings
