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THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1950 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON AGE TWO ... The World’s Best Climate lA/Stk Tk« BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT the wirn i ne • j ■ ntered as second-class matter, at the postoffice at Brookings, Ore., larch 7, 1946. under the Act of March 3, 1879. DEWEY AKERS, Editor and Publisher W or • • • 1 o j Smith River Methodist F.e AnViÌirrììtiNC « bbvice . inc pit St III Baccalaureate. ci 11 tl * * t. 1CDII It Fr graduates please remember the dates. Star of the Sea Seventh-Day Adventist Sabbath School — Saturday at 9:30 a. m. Rev. Fr. Donald Denman s Church Services—Saturday at First Sunday of month at 12 11:00 a. m. Young People — Saturday at noon. 3:45 p. m. All other Sundays at 8 a. m Catholic Church Serving Amerca'i Adv disert • M W Randolph — Ch>c«go I. & • Mom# Town Nowspaport OFFICII • Mob coo l M#.. Son Fvoncboo. Subscription Rate: er Year, in Curry County, Oregon er Year, outside Curry County...... SEEMS TO ME I become more astounded each »ar after seeing I h e Azalea estival, to comprehend its ac- lal importance to this area, of ie festival’s wide-spread appeal i not only people of Oregon, it to people of other states Pennsylvania. far away Unday, I tried to stand on the delines, listen and feel the re stions of the people I saw in be barbecue line, at the flower [splay and art exhibit, and at her functions of the festival. \ Justice to the occasion might > easy for a poet such as James r. Riley, or Edgar A. Guest, • a reporter doing a Job. it is )t just the easiest task. How- ?cr, I did acquire and feel the factions of the visitors, and I wsf assure you that it was all wd very good. Azalea Festivals have a state p-in which this community can- M ignore. Since Azalea State |rk is state-owned, it gets con-; nerable state publicity and ad-' [rtising. State traxel folders in-1 Iide information about it, and ese folders have some three id a halt million circulation. u<t immediatelx si ms what it gets waj of Ivertising without e n the king and it's worth while. J especially liked the patron e (if Ghat is the word for it) $2.50 $3.00 given the f louder display and art exhibit. The guest book is filled with names, with a surprising percentage from, out of state. A list of some of the visitors from far away has been prom ised me for publication. The Queen’s banquet also is fast becoming a tradition. At this occasion it usally is reviewed what this floral area means to travelers on Highway 101. From the mouths of people from Port land. Salem, and other places, the state points with pride to Azalea Park as one of the states real "show places.” Another feature of the festi vals I like is the joint religious service at the park, if weather permits Certainly the setting is almost perfect for this type of observance. Where, in the en- fire world, could a more beau- tiful spot be found for outdoor worship? I could not tell you. Visitors at the festival» this remarked that it was in- deed gratifying to see a commun ity which had such apparent art appreciation. This appreciation certainly will not diminish, If I am sure of human nature. “How do you people in this area (lo all these things feed the throngs, entertain everyone without one cent of charge fo guests?” was the question from no less than a dozen people to whom I talked Sunday. My re ply was, " Th rough a lot of co operation. We have something to show1 in this area, and we are proud of our community. Wc do leant visitors fo return, many times.” It is with no little amount of regret that this week 1 must an nounce that I will no longer be associated w i t h the "Oregon Coast." since I cannot do it any justice from my position here. Mr. Ayers, an experienced news- on, paper man. possibly moving center of oper- at ions to a point somewhat nearer the center, geographic- ally, of operations. Equipment to do this type of work is expensive, .If present the publication is being printed at Portland, which makes it not profitable for two to share in proceeds of the first issm s. At some later date, however, if alt things go well, I may again be- come associated with the pub- Praver Meeting — Wednesday at 8 o’clock. The pastor will have as his Episcopal sermon this Sabbath, "The Ser m. Regular services at 11 a. on the first and third Sundays mon on the Mount.” of the month. Christian Scientist Services Sunday at 11:00 a. m. at the I. O. O. F. Hall. The pub lic is invited. Stork Shower Honors Jean Boardman lilt | The Vacation Bible school will i Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mrs. be conducted this year from Junei Grace VanZee, supt Morning Worship at 11 a. m. 19 to 30. The age limit again! Rev. E. C. Hicks will deliver tne will be 5 to 15 years. Parents, sermon. National Advertising Repräsentativ# t >€ annual Full Gospel (Undenominational) William Ward. Pastor Services at VFW HALL Mrs. John Meyers, Supt. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning Worship at 11 a. m. Tuesday night Bible study (in the homes). Thursday night evangelistic services, 7:30. Sunday night at 7:30. 7 This Thursday evening serv ice will be held at Azalea Park, at 7:30, preceded by a 6 o’clock ( picnic supper for members andi their friends Sunday school and worship: services as usual Sunday eve-! ing our group will be attending! Baccalaureate service at Baptist j This Thursday evening serv- this area, as well as travelers, are I invited to come to worship with us and help us grow. "Ancient and Modern Necrom ancy, alias Mesmerism and Hyp notism, Denounced” is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, May 28. Golden Text is "If God be for us, who can be against us” Rom. 8:31). Among citations which com- prise the Lesson-Sermon is the following from the Bible: "Take heed that ye be not deceived: for many shall come in my name, saying, I am Christ; and the time draweth near: go ye not therefore after them” (Luke 21:8), together with the follow ing correlative passage from the Christian Science Textbook, "Sci ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures,” by Mary Baker Ed dy: "This material world is even now becoming the arena for con flicting forces. On one side there Grange Scholarships Were will be discord and dismay; on Awarded Last Friday the other side there will be Sci At the second Maj- meeting of ence and peace” (page 96). Chetco Grange, Friday, the elec tion postponed the call to order until 9 o’clock. Baptist Community The committee, appointed to Rev. Nick N. Neufeld, Pastor choose the outstanding boy and Jeanette Pierce, Sunday school girl in 4-H work in the southern Supt. part of the county, reported that Mrs. Stanley Patterson, music after scoring, the summer school director. scholarships would be awarded Sunday school af 9:45 a. m to Gilman Duffy and Lois Le Evening service at 7:3O p. m.1 Clair. Lois’ sister. Elaine, had previously been selected as one The pastor will give his Me of the winners of a scholarship morial Day message, "It Is Hard by Pomona Grange. to Be a Christian” This pertains Mrs. Rose Poole was voted in- especially to the Christian peo ple and it throws out a challenge to membership. Following the meeting, a so to those who love Christ. Let's not forget the Sunday cial hour was enjoyed, with School at 9:45. Let’s reach the freshments served by Mr. and goal of 200 by Christmas. There Mrs. Curt Waldien. Mr. and Mrs is a class for every age and all Emil Edwardson, Mr. and Mrs. are cordially invited to the class W. R. Faris. Mrs Anna Waldien. Mrs Bernadine Steele. Mrs. Kath of your choice. Sunday evening service will be ryn Reekman and Claude Wright. Mrs. Barbara McNeil and Mrs. Marie Hempel were hostesses at a stork shower in honor of Mrs. Jean Boardman, Thursday after noon at the home of Mrs. Elmer Jordan. Games appropriate for the oc casion were played with the hon ored guest the recipient of many nice presents. Pesent besides the honored guests and hostesses were Mes- dames Hulda Gardner. Mabel Miller, Viola Hanscam. Emma Waldien, Hannah Wilson, Lor- raine Payne, Sherry Payne, Hel en Ar’andson, Frances Payne, Ina Chapman, Verna McVickers. Al vina Clement, Jerry Jordan, Faye Stanhurst. Judy Anen, Fritz and the Misses Mildred Crawford. Dorothy Wilson and Lorryne Wilson LOCAL Mrs. Mary Hassett of Seattle and daugther Janet are here vis iting her mother, Mrs. Owen Crocker and sister, Mrs. Don Vaughan. Rev. Nick Neufeld took Mr Campbell to Eugene last week to a doctor, after Mr. Campbell had hurt his back in the planing mill. Rev. Neufeld w’ent after him Sun day evening, returning late Mon day evening. _ e Dr SlIVIO CHol 0061 Osteopathic Physician Hours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. Open Evenings 7:00 to 9:00 On Hwy 101 At State Line Mail Address Smith River California NORINE HARVEY accredited teacher • oi PIANO Studio Building Brookings, Ore (/ ANSWERS TO EVERYDAY INSURANCE PROBLEMS* BY PETE LESMEISTER Have You Been Included In Census? Has the census taker visited you? Will the 1950 count of noses include you and your family? If not. then do something about it. Kill in the enclosed form and mail to Mrs. Juanita Echols. Age Race In Home Last Name First Name Initial NEWS 58 J ©AS Wc specialize in Fried Chicken Dinners. or orders of fried chicken to take home or on picnic®. MR. AND MRS. R. J. "BOB" STOKEN Half Mile North On Hwy. 101 Brookings «■■BOIIIIIIIilllll IHKHM WANTED! WANTED! LOG HAULING from Brookings to Grants Pass, or to any California Point. Contact MITCHELL BROTHERS Phone 213 Question: Not long ago we had a fire in our house and we moved most of our .furniture to the home of a neighbor. It’s just an idea but I wondered what’d happen if the neighbor’s house had also burned. Would we have been paid for our furiture? Address: House, No. P. O Box, or Route Answer. Yes, almost all fire in Cit\ . Srpc surance policies protect the own (Explanation: Following names, put such answers as husband, er of furniture against loss for a period of five days after the wife, son, daughter, roomer. etc., with sex of each, race or color, furniture has been moved to a and age at last birthday). new location. After that, it’d be necessary to see your insurance agent about keeping the policy in force. Brookings, Ore Start A Standard Insurance EDUCATIONAL PLAN NOW! A DEPOSIT TODAY and this self-completing plan starts immediately. If you live, it will lighten your load when he (or she) is ready for college. If you die, the money will be waiting for him the day he enrolls PETE J. LESMFISTER MRS. EVA LEA LONG, Agent, At Pete J. Lesmeister Office ♦// you”lt addiefs your own insurance questions to this of fice, ict 'll try to give you the correct answers and there'll be no charge or oblibation of any kind. Brookings, Ore Rea? Estate and Insurance Crissey Building Brookings
