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THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1950 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON The World's Best Climate PAGE FIVE day that few citizens of the U.' understanding of Him, an un 10, 8:30 to 12:30. Anyone wish the program featuring February S. really understood and fewer ¡selfed love” (page 1). ing to obtain a driver's license holidays and readings given by have read the Declaration of In-, should be at the hall well before members. Music was furnished dependence. noon. by Tom Ewing and Sadie Mant. naming m this course is ac- Baptist Community Learning in Bill Young, former resident of At the close of the session re complished by this manner: To Rev- Nick N- Neufeld, Pastor this area, spent the week-end freshments of sandwiches, cher read a series Of pamphlets de-' Jeanette Pierce, Sunday school here visiting friends. He was re ry pie were served by the' hos First meeting of club formed sjgned for quick scanning, and Supt. cently discharged from the army tess group. Patriotic decorations to read Great Books, met at |O discuss, through a series of Mrs Mrs. Stanley Patterson, music after four years, and was on his were i sed in the hall. the high school last Friday eve- questions, vital points. It really director. way from Roeo, Calif., to Port Plans are all made by Smith ing to organize and lay plans ¡s nOf required that the person Sunday school at 9.45 a. m land where he has employment. River P. T. A. for the smoigas- for future conduct of meetings. • have an formal education to be- Morning worship at 11 a. m Mr. and Mrs. Ben McNeill bord dinner to be held at the The next meeting has been set come a member and fully enjoy ! Evening service at 7:30 P. m. moved to Brookings last week to for Friday, March 17, at the this plan of study. Only require We are especially happy to make their home. They have Community hall, Saturday eve- ning, March 11. Dinner will be high school, with an appeal to ment necessary is a willingness ' see so many in Sunday schoo’,; purchased the property formerly served from 6 to 9 p. m. Fol- others to come and enjoy one to learn more about philosophy. ' especially last Sunday, when, in owned by Mr. and Mrs. George lowing the dinner there will be of the most profitable two hours A leader and an assistant lead spite of miserable weather 115 Mackey, who have purchased the plenty of entertainment for all. that can be spent. er conduct meetings something were present. Let’s plan for our Barnes property south of Har Then» will be a fish-pond, cards, Some people, it has been said, on the order of “Town Hall” goal of 200 on Easter. bor, where they will make their square dancing, a general good were scared out of joining the meetings over the radio, which We have a fine staff of teach future home . time. Keep the date in mind and group because the names of the has become one of America's ers—ones that are devoted to the Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson come to this event. books sounded too much like a popular program. No issues will great task of teaching the word returned recently from New Or Mrs. Eunice Faris presided at college library. This fact is re be decided, nor any attempt to of God to the pupils. Our adult' leans where they enjoyed the a business meeting of the local futed by those who seek to es alter or decide. It is not likely women’s class is under Mrs. J. Mardis Gras. Thy report that Woman ’s club Friday afternoon tablish this group, on the basis that personal opinions will be E. Stevenson. She explains the they stayed at the same hotel at the Community hall. The date that the sole intent of this new changed, except for a better un-, lessons so clearly that everyone as the Duke and Duchess of for the annual daffodil tea, to club is merely “an invitation to derstanding. attending can clearly understand Windsor, and saw them closely be held here, has been set for thinking.” Philosophies, as es Cost of the pamphlets are $9.60' the meaning. several times. After the Mardis Thursday afternoon, March 30. tablished hundreds of years ago for a year’s study, with one set i The pastor’s Sunday morning Gras was over, they remained by these men, have never been being used in a family. Meetings ■ sermon is “The Mercy of God.” in New Orleans for a longer General chairman is Eunice Fa ris; tea hostess, Ruth Raymond; changed as of today. will be held bi-monthly, first on i How great is the mercy ot God? visit to take in some of the sur flower arrangements, Ida Hall. Through membership in this Friday, March 17 at 8 p. m. The morning message will be rounding country. The stage arrangements of the group, people are taken on ad an exposition of the 103 Psalm. Mr. and Mrs. John Arlandson flowers will be under direction ventures into these great minds Sunday evening hour will be and daughter, Nina Joe, of Coos of Lloyd Moss. Plans are being of yesteryear, better to under devoted to a program on Dis Bay, spent the week-end at the made for a grand display of daf- stand fully the problems of to placed Persons. Mrs. J. E. Stev home of Mrs. Arandson's par fodils and other flowers on that day fast-moving world. enson, our Christian Friendship ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Payne. date. Smith River Methodist It was pointed out last Fri- Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mrs, chairman, will be in charge. A E. E. Hanscam & Sons have a Mr. and Mrs. Evo Mello Jr. brief drama entitled “God, Thy “Showmobile” on the road these Grace VanZee, supt are happy parents of an 8 lb. Morning Worship at 11 a. m Earth is Aflame,” will be given. days to exhibit a full line of 9% oz. daughter, born at Sea Rev. E. C. Hioks wiH deliver the This is a dramatization present Frigidaire appliances. Since they side hospital, March 2. The lit- ing problems of displaced per are county distributors, for Cur sermon. miss has been named The- sons, based on the poem of the ry and part of Coos, they are resa Carol, and is the grand same name, a Latvian prayer now able to more adequately daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Episcopal by Andrejes Eglitis. cover the territory. Elmer Hans- Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Evo Regular services at 11 a. m. cam Jr. is in charge of the new Mello Sr. on the first and third Sundays Seventh-Day Adventist truck and is .traveling over the Victor Yahr, a student here, of the month. territory. Sabbath School — Saturday at had the misfortune to be hit on Complete Real Estate Service 9:30 a. m. Emil R. Peterson, historian for th forehead with a baseball at NOTARY PUBLIC Full Gospel Church Services — Saturday at Coos-Curry Pioneer society, of play on the school grounds. A Bo> Zll South end of town 11:00 a. m. (Undenominational) North Bend, was a visitor in this gash was cut on the forehead. Brookings, Oregon Young People — Saturday at area, Saturday to attend Pomo Mrs. Tracy rushed him to Cres William Ward. Pa§tor 3:45 p. m. Services at VFW HALL na Grange at Chetco Grange hall cent City for medical attention. Prayer Meeting — Wednesday Beautiful lodge on Chet co Seven stitches were taken to Mrs. John Meyers, Supt. at 7:45 p. m. in Harbor. river frontage, 32 acres in one close the wound. He is recover« Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Brother J. T. Jacobs, who has of the most gorgeous settings in ing satisfactorily. Morning Worship at 11 a. m. been away for some time, has the entire valley. Good county Rev. E. C. Hicks was back in Tuesday night Bible study (in Monthly meeting of the Smith returned to Brookings and will road, school bus, also two cab his pulpit Sunday after his trip speak at the Sabbath services in River 4-H club was held on the ins .Gravity flow water piped the homes). to Salem the week before to Thursday night evangelistic the Grange hall this week. evening of Feb. 27 at the Com into lodge and cabins. Only once conduct the funeral services of Saturday afternoon the first munity hall. Club President Al i na lifetime doe we get to list services, 7:30. an old family friend. Sunday night at 7:30. service of the Young People's len Naill presided at the busi- a place such as this—a wonder Our Sunday school contest is week of prayer will be held at' ness session, and was assisted ful investment at $11,000—with Leader Irvin Sarini. Assist - off to a good start \tith much the Grange hall. These services good terms. enthusiasm being shown. In ad u i 1 1 continue throughout the ant Farm Advisor Walt Fieg of Just listed! Two excellent bus dition to the individual awards week at the Adventist school on Eureka was present and showed an educational moviej. “Cattle I iness opportunities. 12-unit motel to be given, an Easter egg hunt Easy Street. Prayer meeting will be held at and the Corn Belt.” Fieg gave TIME FOR YOUR GARDEN close in, showing approximately will be given to the class bring 25 per cent net. Priced very ing in the most new members, the pastor’s home on Wednes out enrollment cards to the boys' Coodc rind UIIU K reasonable at $14,000 with fine by the losing classes. Grown-ups day night. The study will be a and girls who will enroll in the ¡| ¡2©!*$ terms. Step right into a good count double, so come and help continuation of “Patriarchs and1 club this year. The youth will be ready to start their projects Prophets” series. paying business now before the your child. by the first of April when all Such as: a complete fertilizer: Bible study next Tuesday will rush that is bound to be here Ng lAf £ ( nr°dment cards must be sent Red Steer, 8-10-12. be held at John Meyers home soon. t W to him. Several new members across from the Grange hall. Grosit or sheep guano. | are taking up projects for the Vigoro, 6-10-4. 5 acres right on Hwy 101 ad- These studies are getting more Will Tolman returned from J first time. Any boy or girl who ’ Vigoro, 4-12-4. joining Harris park. Just reduc- interesting the farther into the the Bay area where he went for Also several good lines of feed ed in price for someone who^00^ °f Romans we go. A hearty a checkup on his eyes, on which is 10 years of age may enroll in 4-H work. welcome is extended. to choose from at prices that are wants a really grand place to he recently had an operation. Del Norte Pomona Grange was right. Don’t let somebody tell build that nice home with the He is now able to stop wearing guest of Klamath Valley Grange Star of the Sea you about our place, come and best of views. dark glasses, and his eyesight at Klamath Wednesday evening, see it and ask about it yourself. is reported much improved. Catholic Church Feb. 22, with Overseer Tom If things are not right, tell us. SPECIAL — SPECIAL! Hear A drivers examiner will he at Rev. Fr. Donald Denman Ewing presiding at the business We like to work with you. this little 2-bedroom home a- the Grange hall, Friday, March First Sunday of month at session in absence o f Master calling you!! Sure is a dandy, noon. Kloske. Routine business was with full concrete foundation, All other Sundays at 8 a. m. disposed of and interesting re nice lawn and fenced. Garden ports were given by the masters and garage. Sounds good? Well, Christian Scientist of the throe sub-ordinate county we say it surely is, so let us Services Sunday at 11:00 a. m L. O. BAKER, Owner Granges. A ninteresting program show you to it. You’ll like this i BY CONNIE at the I. O. O. F. Hall. The pub C. P. McCulloch, salesman. under direction of Lecturer location and also the price and lic is invited. Florence Ewing was given, with terms. “Substance” is the subject of Next To The Theatre the Lesson-Sermon in all Chur Just reduced from $4500 to • GOLD BEACH, OREGON $3250—necessary for owner to | ches of Christ. Scientist, on Sun day, March 12. leave very soon: 7 acres with, The Golden Text is, “I know springs, city water, electricity, Don’t forget the drawing for that, whatsoever God doeth, it house, small barn and fenced. a bicycle or $50 in trade at 4:30 shall be for ever: nothing can be Overlooking Chetco river with Saturday afternoon. t icket in walking distance of Brook put to it, nor any thing taken given with each dollar purchase, from it” (Eccl. 3:14). ings. Here is the place for that Among citations which com or paid on account, right up to cow, chickens, riding horses etc. prise the Lesson-Sermon is the drawing time. The luck ticket This will definitely surprise you. Representing Americas soundest companies, little ----- Sharon following from the Bible: “Now, drawn 1-------- by ------ ; — Jarrett Winner faith is the substance of things I ^e valuable prize. REAL BUY! About 18 acres hoped for, the evidence of things nc°d not be present. 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