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FIVE, NUMBER V.
BROOKINGS,
CURRY COUNTY,
OREGON
IHURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1950
Curry County Offers Much To Economy ^oca’ Unit Makes Most Third Annual Fashion Show and Danco
Chairs In Curry County
Of Oregon; Long-Range Planning Must Six slipper chairs were com- Biggest Event Ever Staged By Satellite
pleted last Wednesday and Thurs­
Be Practiced, C. of C. Was Told, Thurs day when the extension unit met Social Club; Hundreds View 'Fashions'
“Curry County, Oregon, has a future, a definite and glorious at Hiland’s bulb shed, with Mrs.
Third annual Spring Fashion Is by Mrs. Lloyd Morris and E.
Grace Ye It on as project leader,
future, but it will take some long-range planning,” said W. M.
aided by Miss Dorothy’ Newton, Show and Dance, staged bv the E. Johnes, accompanied by Mrs.
“Jack" Bartlett, veteran of World War 1, and head of Oregon extension agent on the second Satellite Social club. Saturday at Stanley Patterson.
the High School gym. was ac­
The decorations added definite­
State Board of Aeronautics, at the chamber of commerce meet­ day.
claimed
to be the best aflair yet ly, byt being in keeping with the
Mrs.
\
el
ton
took
the
leader
’
s
ing, last Thursday at the Grange hall. “By’ long-range planning,;
training work at Gold Beach un­ held in this community. The gym nations portrayed by the show.
I do not mean for the next year or so, but for as long as fifty, der direction of Mrs. Carter, a was packed to capacity' at the
years. This planning must include all phases, including education,' home decoration specialist, of showing of spring fasihons, and P.-T. A. Program Tonite
OSC, on March 6 and 7. Making the V. F. W. hall could accom-
A nice program for all people
religious, transportation, marketing, and such.
chairs were Mesdames Lillian! modate no more at the dance. of the community where they can
“Believe it or not, Germanyi
Zumpfe, Polly Clendenin, Bernice which follow ed.
did some long range planning for this means, put other businesses Stanhurst, Ethel Moss, Rose Hub
Priscilla Robinson, acting as see what their children are do­
world war 2. As early as 1925, into existence. Transportation, I bard and Marjorie Moore.
master of ceremonies, opened the ing in the way of chib activities,
Thursday evening at the school
blueprints were made for the say, is the key to almost every
I wo were made for girls rooms1 show’ with a number from the when scouts, both boys and girls
capture of the world, by fifth­ situation. All phases of trans- in ,ed and white and blue and, high school girls chorus. The four I
column activities, and believe portation must be included. The white checked percale combina-j little girls almost stole the show' and 4-H clubs will demonstrate
before P.-T. A.
me, it took most of the world to advent of a harbor would at-1 tion with solid color. Another when they cunningly modeled
whip her in that attempt. We, tract railroads. Air travel would was made of yellow’ print glo- their garments, and shoes. The1
in America, do not have any induce tourists to fly’ here from shee for a gift. The other three boys added, by contract, to fem-I
conception of what planning can states as far away as Utah and were also attractive and all in inine attire the latest in sports,’
Strangers coming into Brook­
really mean. We live here with­ Wyoming to enjoy a week-end
leaders.
well as ladies, fishing and rainw ear, worn by! ings W’ill not be mistaken, hence­
out too much effort, we have all at the beaches. You must include were pleased. This unit made the Raymond Reekman, George Fos­
forth as to the name of this
we want to eat and we have the all phases in your long-range' most chairs of any in the county. ter, Jimmy Fitzhugh, Lyle Vaug-I
town.
Greeting them will be a
han. and Joe Moore.
employment to furnish nearly' planning program.”
15-ft.
8-inch
neon, with Brook­
The chic attire of girls and
all our wants, and have found
ings
displayed
vertically, and the
ladies garments modeled was un-
little call *to do too much plan-,
world
Hotel
above,
and cabins
ning.
believeable, by many, for a town
below.
Brookings
is
in
rose-co! •
of this size.
“In the past decadp many of1
ored
neon,
the
outline
ili
green
us have seen a definite and tre-l
One outstanding feature of the
and
the
other
wording
in
light
Nominated to the board of di­ show was the showing of cos­
mendous shift of population to
orchid.
Earl
Munson,
Tuesday.
rectors of the Brookings Rotary tumes of other nations, most of
the west coast. Oregon has had
club for the coming year were: which are the property of Mrs.! after the sign had been erected,
the greatest percentage of gain
wondered if it had been again
of all states. Whether we like1 SMITH RIVER—This after* Merle Hanscam, Homer Kessler, Priscilla Robinson and friends. I
junxed,
as it would not light up.
noon at 1:30 doors will bo open­ Gordon Goetz and Virgil Golds­
Highlighting the occasion was
it or not people are hero with
Power
was
off, he discovered.
ed
for
another
Spring
Flower
berry,
Tuesday.
appropriate background music,
us, so w’e must put them to
Festival
and
Daffodil
tea,
which
Discussion
about
completion
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
M. V. Benthusen,
during the show of garments,;
work creating wealth. We have
has
been
sponsored
for
many
the
tennis
court
at
the
corner
of
Paradise,
Calif.,
arrived Tues­
with Mrs. Lloyd Morris at the
to do some planning for this as
years
by
’
the
Women
’
s
Club
of
of
the
high
school
grounds,
1950
day
and
will
remain
until the
piano. Special numbers were'
we have no chance to do any
this
place.
Its
fame
has
spread
project
of
the
club
was
held,
and
first
of
the
week,
visiting
their
given by’ Patsy' Cook, accompani­
preparing beforehand.
over almost the entire west.
decision
was
made
to
blapk-top
daughters,
Mrs.
Gilbert
Christen
­
ed by Mrs. M. C. Beem; vocal so-
“Resources are here in Oregon
For
those
who
may
not
be
the
court
instead
of
pouring
a;
sen
and
Mrs.
Stanley
’
Patterson,
—especially Curry’ county—so it
and families.
is our job to think out a pro­ able to see the afternoon show­ concrete base.
ing, will be given that opportun­
Pete
Lesmeister,
who,
with
gram which will care for the
Gilbert Christ ion is expected
ity from 7 to 9 p. m.
Homer Haggerty, took in some
homp tomorrow ' from a three-
next century. By this I mean to
The Women’s Club, under the exhibition basebal games a* San
weeks trip in the east. He is
include all phases of progressive
leadership of Mrs. Eunice Faris, Francisco, over the week-end, I i
“Christians many times state, driving home a new Studebaker
planning:
education, religious
and her able committees, have told the members about baseball that it is not their business if car.
groups, transportation, market­
worked long and diligently to and telling of his hopes for the1 an individual wishes to drink al­
ing, conservation and health.
Carl Dodge, West lake, Ore.,
make the 1950 show' far greater local club the in Southern Ore­ coholic beverage,” stated Pastor
has
been in town the last four
“No state, and certainly no than any previous showing, al­ gon league, must “faster com
community can be any better though many regular attendants ' pany” than the Rogue Valley se T. L. Theumler of Crescent City; weeks tuning pianos and visiting
than its schools—the factory we of previous shows aver that they up, of which Brookings was a at the Brookings Temperance So-' his father, Earl R. Dodge, who
ciety rally Tuesday night.
lives north of town.
depend upon to mold the citizens fail to see how any could be member and winner of the pen­
“However, the Scriptures so | A program from the music de­
of the future. Churches, lodges, made better.
nant last year.
clearly indicate that we are our I partment of Ventura, Junior Col­
clubs all play’ a part in our life
Aiding in many ways in th?
Election of club officers will brothers’ keepers in matters as
to cement the citizenry’ into a sucess of this show and in alii I be made at an early date in or- this which affect the commun­ lege, of a musical revue, given
better working unit.
i pnnonf
__ been
___ ! । der that the new’ president and
at the college auditorium, Mar.
recent nemuMur.
previous show’s i has
ity, state and nation.
16 and 17 evenings, shows Betti
“We must not overlook trans- members of Azalea Garden club, [ secretary may attend the the i
“History’ proves that .liquor de- Goldizen’s name among the list
portation. You people in Curry and daffodil growers of the area spring conference of presidents1 stroys nations. Our nation is on I
county know what I mean when I Just north
the state line.
and secretaries.
, the road to ruin because of the I of chorus members.
Mrs. Roy Mollno returned on
I mention the vaue of Irapid and
legalized narcotic traffic m al-! Tuesday by bus from a two-
cheap transportation. What good
cohol. Christians who compla-1 weeks visit and vacation with
is any product, any resource, if
cently sit back and do not take her parents, Mr, and Mrs. John
we cannot place it on the market By Royal Order of the Azalea Festival Court. Proclamation! Hear an active part in combatting this
Dandis, at Sacramento. She re­
where it is need. Florida’s lerh- i
Ye All By These Presents—
traffic are more to blame for the ports rain there most every dav
ons and semi-tropical fruits are
Esteemed citizens of this community, your presence is requested results than non-Christians en-i giving her a much needed rest
used the world over. California
gaged in the production and dis-1
has oranges, lemons, dates, and at the Queen Selection Dance, to be held Saturday, April 15, at tribution of these poisonous bev-f with her parents, for they' could
not go out much.
garden products. In California it 8:30 p. m. at the Grange hall. We shall name our selection of erages.”
John and Horman Carl have
would be overproduction were it Queen to you at this festive and
The lecture was followed by a moved to the Dawson tracts tc
royal
occasion,
so:
not for the transportation and
brief business session conducted, live after selling their ozean-
Come all ye faithful and good citizens be
markets.
by Vice-president Bert DeMoss frontage property to Mrs. Soule
Come, dance with us to our fiddlers three;
“I understand you are seek“)
in absence of President Gilbert | of Klamath Falls, who arrived
ing a harbor in this area. It is
Christensen.
Let's bow to our partners and corners address
last week and took possession.
my sincere hope you get it. The
Henry Kerr showed two sound!
Ladies, and men, too, are re­
And all join hand and circle to the West.
realization of this harbor would
pictures, depicting the poisonous' minded of the bread and fancy
Your partner's near, of that no dooubt—
elevate this county up in the
effect of alcohol on living tissues j
roll demonstration at Brookings
class of any county anywhere.
and explaining its detrimental1
So grab her hand and all siting out.
high school, Thursday at 2 p. m.
Curry county has the climate to
effect on society as a whole.
Mrs.
Frances Brennen. home eco­
Now the lady to your left is in need of a swing
grow many things. Your flowers,
nomist
from Crown Flour Mills,
So twirl her enough to make her sing
if transportation were possible in
Card
of
Thanks
will be in charge. All are invited.
air, and other rapid means, they
Now back to your partner before you fade,
We wish to thank Moore’s Va-
Air. and Mrs. Ray St* »lobing
would be enjoyed by the entire
riety and Apparel Srop, Gould's and daughter, Marilyn, spant a
And all get going in a hop promenade.
nation the year around. See how
few days shopping at Portland,
Shoe Store, E. E. Hanscam
Let's doe see doe on the corners all.
important transportation can be?
Sons, and all those who contrib- the latter part of the week.
Let's all swing out at the old Grange Hall,
W “You have lumber here. Water
uted so generously of th*:r time Marilyn had to return to Cor-
transportation would life that!
Yes, hal uma left, remember the call—
and talents to make our Third avilis. Monday where sh
a
industry* up to a point where
Annual
Spring
Fashion
Sow
and
¡student
at
Oregon
State
College
And all of you come to our good Queen's Ball!
it could compete with any sec-
Dance a success. Rose Hubbard,¡and her parents returned home
tien of
Signed. THE ROYAL PRINCESSES.
lobe. You could, by
that evening.
president, Sah liite
LOCAL
Daffodil Tea Held
At Smith River
This Afternoon
Rotary Names
Board Candidates
Rally Held Tuesday
Evening By B. T. S.
COMMAND PERFORMANCE
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