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PAGE FOUR ... The World's Best Climate —.................................... - - , BROOK INGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON ------- ------------- - , ■ .............. .................. ........ * ________ THURSDAY, MARCH 16, 1950 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ety wish to extend their appre-j guest, Mrs. Allan Logan. The ever now. Frank Moore, Tuesday. ciation to the business houses next meeting will be held at the ’— The new “ ‘ Plymouth sedan in A welcome sound in the com for their advertisements, \ which By Nancy Moore .......... Bernie Laurence nume n Mr« r « home T heln Hofrav of I > laurence nome. Mis. Ba- which Richard and Thomas Nash Sixes Grange held its regular munity is the hum of Dick Tuck fl c i d ac 11 ay expenses c n mc list s oi di in tint?. | . ker k pf served co .. • help defray of printing. refreshments in the _ « . . had been traveling, was towe^, business meeting Saturday. The er’s sawmill. Several other mills Plans are being made by the St. Patrick’s day theme into town Sunday morning wiSj first and second degrees were ex are now beginning operations president for those who wish to Mrs. Walter Cram and Mrs. the body looking like a total emplified in full for the benefit after a long winter. attend the sub-district meeting | Ed Malloy were in Coquille one Mrs. Thelma Kane had the to be held at Fortuna on March day last week for the census loss, Allegedly being driven at of several new members of Sixes, high speed, the car failed to ne and Ophir Granges. Pot luck re misfortune to step on a nail that 2.8 Anyone wishing to go please takers examination. gotiate a curve and turned over, freshments were served after ran through her shoe and foot,| notify Mrs. Hall. At the closej Saturday, March 18, is the date skidding along the top before go Sunday. She was rushed to Myr-i of the afternoon refreshements set for the Grange Youth dance the meeting. ing over a bank south of Hum tie Point for injections of teta-l Mr. and Mrs. John Donaldson were served with silver offering. | There has been some talk among bug State Park, near the Fromm and Mary were shopping at Coos nus serum. She returned to her* Smith River D....... 4-H 1 ” club ~'"u held its ‘ Grange members about having ranch. Fortunately, neither boy Bay Saturday. home that evening. • regular meeting Monday evening; two dance nights, one for the Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Anderson E. G. Opperman of Coquille’at the hall with President Allen adults and one for the youth as (both of who attend high school) and son, Speed, spent Saturday was a business caller in Lang-INaill in charge, assisted by the there is usually such a crowd at was hurt seriously. Later on in and Sunday at Portland. lais Saturday. | club leader, Irvin Sarina. Plans the monthly youth dance that the afternoon one of them came to Port Orford Motors where Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Horn left Friends in Langlois were sor- were made for a dance to be the hall overflows. the car was and drove it home, early Sunday morning for Port ry to hear Sunday that Walter held in April, proceeds to go to- Last Monday and Tuesday saw apparently a miracle, consider land where Mr. Horn ’ s mother is Hofsess, who has «< been ill tx for I wrard . club activities. Several new «.V.J.I Evelyn inuviyunaiu MacDonald ai and E V c 11 h U o 1 1 ... , .... • XL x > ----------------------- 1U smashed condition. seriously ill due to a broken hip. same time in the Mast hospital members joined the club for the | Nutt making slioner chair« at1 ing its ™ . ut Mwiin D/Un* io i« a *: __ r- _____ 11 ____ ____ ______ ., , , K supper cnairs Mrs. Toni Broili has been Kermit Horn and Archie Smith at Myrtle Point, is in a serious first time. Enrollment cards are .the workshop training class at at, • spen ding Mondays lately in Coos left Sunday afternoon to be with condition. out and must be filled and sent Both agrecd that gay taking a series of of lessons lessons Mr. Deets has finished barber in by April 1, when the club * o? ♦ their grandmother. . e days w5r l hard y sui^’ I on the demonstartion of Stanley Mrs. Art Aldropp was shopping college at Portland. He will now projects will start. Games and cient time in which to complete products at Coos Bay Thursday. be employed at Port Orford. a social time were enjoyed with the chair, so are putting the fin-i April 14 has been announced Mis. Pauline Anderson and sandwiches, David C. Shaw of Gold Beach cookies and ice ishing touches on at home. as the date for the appearance made a business trip to Lang- Mrs. Jean Strain spent March cream served. Bea Zumwalt had high score of the musical group from the Jois Monday. 6 anti 7 at Gold Beach where at the Thursday Bridge club University of Oregon to be given Friday, March 10, a meeting they received training as proj party last week at the home of here in the high school gym. was held at the grade school as ect leaders for Hie slipper chair Mrs. Elsie Anderson on Cape preliminary to organizing Boy work shop. The training was giv By Dorothy Asdel Blanco. Mary Hughes wop sec en by Mrs. Myrtle Carter from Scout troop in Langlois. Mrs. Ethel Montgomery was ond and Katherine Marsh low. Mrs. Carrie Boice and Mrs. the extension service, OSC. The appointed chairman of the flower Friday morning one of Mar Mr. and Mrs. Jos. S. Johnson Fred Boice visited at Portland Langlois home extension unit show to be given by the Sunset tha O’Hara’s black Ostorlorp spent a few days in Portland last Sunday with Fred Boice, will hold its workshop at Mrs. garden club in May when the who is ill in the Veterans hos Ada Campbell’s March 14 and group met last Friday at the hens became crop-bound, having last week; leaving here on Wed- too much grass. At a loss! nesday morning and returning A pital. They report he is better. 15, beginning at 9:30 a. m. each home of Irene Baker. Mrs. No eaten nc tn in as to what to /-IrA do she called her Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jim White were day. ma Thomas, who had formerly neighbor, Rose Wheeling. Mrs. At Connie’s last Saturday, the Coquille shoppers, Thursday. HIGH SCHOO NOTES been chairman, found it neces Wheeling sized up the situation $50 bicycle was awarded to Hugh The Fl oras-Wi 1 I o w Women’s The dance, given by the senior sary to resign at this time. Other club met at the home of Mrs. class Saturday night at the gym appointments were Mrs. Edith and decided that it would be so Shields. Another new bicycle is Freda Stakavich, March 9. Along was attended by a large crowd. Jenkins, publicity and posters; foolish to kill the bird if by to be given June 17, at the same with regular business meeting The gym was decorated in the Mrs. Bea Cooley, club program operating on its crop it could establishment. be saved. Grass in a solid lump R. G. Sabin was a business vis- and social afternoon th»’ ladies spring theme, with cedar boughs chairman. the size of a man ’ s fish was tak itor in the southern part of the held an auction of flowers and and a large quantity of daffodils. Members attending the meet en out before the crop and out county Monday. plants. Charlie Jensen’s orchestra pro ing were Mary Lee Anderson, side skin could be sew together. Attorney Shaw was a businss Mrs. Kitty Smith of Gold Beach Josie Forty, Irene Fristrom, Es The chick was happy as a lark visitor at Langlois last week. vided the music. visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore Pnxifs of all tha ennual pic telle Hansen, Leta Hoggatt, Ber after the surgeryy and although Attending a taxpayers meet in Langlois, Monday. nie Laurence, Evelyn MacDon a little pale and not quite so full ing at Chetco Grange last Friday tures have been received* Alter Mr, and Mrs. Don Brooks, of ald, Adaline Niemann, Martha of vigor as usual for the first evening were C. H. Buffington Sixes, received word from Doern- looking at them several ♦imes, O’Hara, Fern Townley and one day of two, seems as well as and C. H. Young. becker hospital, Portland, that the students have decided i>at their small son, Ronnie, is now they ar»» quite gotxi pictures, but 1 the groaning at first sight of, showing decided improvement. thepi was very loud. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis E. Yorke, Gold Beach, made a brief visit LANGLOIS NEWS Port Orford News Gold Beach Notes «T a «.___ __ _____ SUMMONS SMITH RIVER Word has been received oy Mr. i IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF and Mrs. Jack VanZee telling of THE STATE OF OREGON, the sudden death of little Ann IN AND FOR CURRY COUN- Jeter, 9, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everet t o f 1lorn- brook, Calif., of cerebral hemor-, Myrtle Hobson, plaintiff, vs.* rhage, as result from a fall from Thomas Francis Hobson, defend- her bicycle. She was hurt Sat ant. urday afternoon and was rushed To: Thomas Francis Hobson, to the hospital where she died defendant: Sunday evening. Funeral serv IN THE NAME OF THE ices wgrv held at Hornbrook. Be STATE OF OREGON: Ycu are* sides her parents, Ann leaves a required to answer the complaint sister, Sally and a brother, Billy Hltui against you in th»' above and her grandparents. court and c a u s e within Th»' Jeters are former resi- four weeks from March 16, 1950, dents of Smith River, while Mr. dati' of first publication hereof; Jeter with the quarantine and if you fail so to answer on station at th»' stat»' line. He was or before th»' last day prescribed transferred to Hornbrook sev in th»' order tor publication here eral years ago. of. April 6th. 1950, for vv a n t Ladies Society of the church thereof, plaintiff will take judg held its regular meeting at the ment against you, and will ap home of Mrs. Kenneth Layman ply to the court for the relief Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. demanded in said complaint, suc- contly; that th»' marriage con t ions in charge of Ethel tract and bonds of matrimony ex Goodlin. Presiding at th»' business isting between you and plaintiff session was Mrs. Idaho Hall, the be dissolved. hereof is president. Several matters per made upon you by publication in taining to church work were th»' Brookings-Harbor Pilot, pub taken car»' of. Plans are being lished in Brookings. Curry Coun made by th»' society to hold an ty, Oregon, for four successive Antiqu»' Tea in May. Committees weeks by order of said court were appointed to tak»' charge made March 7th, 1950. of this affair. Bertha Morrison ED F. ACKLEY, Attorney chairman of th»' cook book, re For Plaintiff. ports the recipes are all in and Postoflice address, Box 625, plans are being made for the Brookings, Oregon. printing. Th»' ladies of the soci- WANTED! WANTED! LOG HAULING from Brookings to Grants Pass, or to any California Point. Contact MITCHELL BROTHERS Phone 213 Brookings, Ore lldihliil HELP YOUR CHAMBER OF COMMRCE has an important program mapped out for coming year. It needs membership for finance to carry out this program. Your membership is needed. Are you loyal to your community? Progressive Citizens of Curry
