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The World’s Best Climate
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
THURSDAY,
JUNE
22,
1950
place was cleared of pack sad- j the open. Going incbiled: Gor- and the answ er of the tongue, is Every word means something.
K™ncth from the Lord” (Prov. 16*1) to- every word counts, real careful-
Mrs. Haines continues: d°n„and ,Bruce
dies).
Wells, Larry McChsh, Jimm;
so ?YS ,h? SC^’^
“The next day was devoted to Rooney. Carl Ulrich, Grant Fr- Kether with the following CorreJ
s
Here let me invite ill those who
house cleaning. My furniture had hart, Jim Curley, Bobbie Ruess । lative passage from the Christian are not members of the Gai den
Continued from Page One
been sent to Port Orford and in Kenn‘th Johnson and Mr. Ha’l. i Science textbook, “Science and Club and w’ho wish to enter an
Rev. E. C. Hicks receiv/d void! Health with Key to the Scrip­ arrangement under the various
ent site of Powers. That discov­ Sept. 1 got it home. Our near­
ery by Johnson and Summers est neighbor, John Leggett, lived June 14 telling of the sudden tures” by Mary Baker Eddy: “The classifications as shown in the
death of his brother-in-law. Lan-
must have been in 1853; for by four miles away, and the next dus F. Miller of Reading, Pe. illuminations of Science give us schedule, your entries will be
most welcome.
1854, gold seekers were swarm- nearest was twelve miles. Our Mr. and Mrs. Miller had nlannen a sence of the nothingness of er­
We need gadgets, bulbs, plants,
ing in from all directions. I he । first visitors were Mr. and Mrs. to leave June 15, on the Shriners ror, and they show’ the spiritual shubs, beach flora, and fauna,
trail that led “Bovine” Johnson Leggett. We were very glad to train for Los Angeles where he j inspiration of Love and Truth to and unusual pieces of driftwood,
was to attend the convention
etc., for our plant sale. Each
and “Sandy” Summers frinii Port j to see them. In a short time we Rev.
Hicks and the Rowley fam • be the only fit preparation for ad- and every item, small as it may
Orford on their way to the gold returned the visit.”
ily were to meet them at Saq mission to the presence and the seem, will lx? greatly appreciated.
strike must have passed through
Just when the next families Francisco where the train
power of the Most High” (p. 596 This part of our show’ adds to
the country that we now' know moved in to the Eckley country to make a brief stop.
our treasury, as it not only taxes
Bethel
Temple
Young folks of the Yojth F p I-
of time and energy to produce
as Eckley.
isn’t cleai'. But among those who lowship group of the church are
(Undenominational)
this world-famous exhibition of
We next learn of it through came were the families of Al­ serving a Turkey suppci at th< 1
ours, but money, too, so contrib­
William Ward, Pastor
Joseph A. Haines, w'ho came in fred (Tim) Greene, who is re­ Community hall, Frid *y, June 23 I
ute what you can.
Services at VFW HALL
1859. He had crossed the plains ported to have settled there in from 6 to 8 Proceeds will go
Admission to the flower snow
Mrs. John Meyers, Supt.
will be 25c, children up to 12
from his native state of Illinois 1877; Thomas Jefferson (Jeff) toward expenses of tilt young
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
folks who plan to at ‘nd church
will be admitted free when ac­
in the middle or early fifties, and Gibbs (not certain whether he camp
in July.
Morning Worship at 11 a. m.
companied
by adults. Club mcm-
had settled tor sometime in the ¡was head of the family or one
Ministers for Del Norte area ’ Tuesday night Bible study (in bers, your current membership
Willamette, coming from there | of the sons; date of arrival not were given their appointments | the homes).
card will serve. Aides serving on
into Douglas county. He doesn’t given). The Bigelow family were at the Methodist conference, heldi Thursday
night evangelistic the various committees, though
non-members, will be furnished
tell how he first learned of the among the early settlors, but defi­ at Stockton, which closed th a services, 7:30.
week’s session, Sunday. Appoint­
courtesy
badges, entitling them
Sunday night at 7:30.
location ot his future home in • nite information is not at hand. ments were: Rev. E'doa Farmer
to free admittance. Doors for
Curry county, the place that
We are privileged to have two entries open at 8 a.* m. Sunday,
The year 1876 appears to be to replace Rev. But’er at Cres­
later became known as Eckley. quite definite for the coming of cent City; Rev Port?? C. Knut­ young Bible students spending closing promptly at 10 a. m. The
But when he left Scottsburg in the George H. Guerin family. In son for Klamath and Snath Riv­ their summers here, and helping show will officially open at 2.
1859, with T. C. Davis, he seemed time the Guerin family increased er, to replace Rev. tl C. Hicks in many ways to enrich our serv­
Many new features have been
who has been supply minister in
added
to our show’ this year, in
to know just where they were until there were ten children. the local church over four vear ices with special music and ser­
eluding
a continuous exhibition
going. The little steamer Wash- And, incidentally,
the
Haines
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Rowley mons. You have been missing of education movies. The U. S.
ington landed them near the family increased until there were and daughters, Dorothy and Lor­ some good inspirational meet­ forest service will assist in a
mouth of the Umpqua River; fourteen Haines. Others, also, raine returned home iate Sun ings. Miss Minnie Brubaker and commercial display of Oregon
they walked down the beach had large families. Yet there day evening from M/rtD Point, Jess McLaughlin are the helpers. woo4 products. Of interest io all
they attended the w’odd'ng
who garden, will be the demon
to Coos Bay; crossed and found appears to have been little in . where
of Mr. Rowley’s cousin, Miss Please come out and encourage stration of soils test* ng by the
their way to the head of Isth- the way of schools in the com­ Florence Russell, and Edgar us. We are growing steadily.
county agent. Commercial ex
mus Slough, then over the di- munity. This is not easy to un- Moon, both of Myrtle Point, wb
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। hibits of the newest in garden
vide into the Coquille country, derstand, for these hardy pion­ were married at the Christian I
A—n
I tools and implements, as well as
Church. Saturday e/?nmg.
MiOng
AZOlGG
ROW
I the latest in insecticides and fer-
and on up that stream to Roland eers
r...... had come largely from edu-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Retcnlin and
, j tilizers will bring you up to date
By Elsie Reynolds
Prairie on the South Fork. From * cated families; and in the years two sons and his grandmother,
sun
on what is recent and oest tor
At
this
writing,
with
the
there they headed over the that followed, the children also Mrs. Joe Fuchs re^ unei home
this territory.
still
hiding,
w
’
e
cannot
be
» I 1 I I • ! i
sure
mountains to the place then oc­ were given educational advan­ Sunday from Tillamoo.-v w’here of the dates given you for Ì .Hv
Daily, we are adding new’ ex­
cupied by Wash Wafers. Haines tages, though not in the home they visited relatives.
Festival,
or
the
flow
’
er
show
hibitors
to our art show, among
and
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Cocnell and
art
exhibit.
Last
w
’
eek
in
talking
the
famous
being Bennett, Bish­
arranged to buy Waters’ claim. district.
two sons of Salem aie spending
op,
Bosworth.
Platz, and McCon­
to
Gordon
Goetz,
president
of
He then returned to Scottsburg,
their vacation visiting ner sister
nell,
all
Oregonians
and all not­
All-Year
Events
Association,
and
and
family,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
D.
!
came again in the spring of 1860;
able
names
in
the
art
w’orld. A
George
Funk
of
the
Lily
Growers,
Row lev. and father. Rev. E. C
put in a garden; went back to
ihe
consensus
seemed
that
the
number
of
Humboldt
State
Col-
I licks.
Scottsburg* for his family. He
The marriage of Miss Sar
The Ixmefit movie, shown at lilies may not be in bloom at the1 lege artists will enter a compre­
tells of going by way of Rose- May, of Redwood City, daughto the community hall Friday eve­ time tentatively set for July 2, i hensive and realistic group 'f
burg, Camas Valiev and the Mid­ of Mi and Mrs. Claienc? West ning attracted a fud nouse. 1 3 and 4. However, a notice will paintings to our growing * list,
bro'^k, of Smith River and Leon
go out to all the members of Contemporary photo^
cou-
die Fork of the Coquille. He Twigg of Palo Alto, will take was staged to help raise funds the Garden club just as soon as pleed with the creative iphy
aoilit? of
to
send
girl
scouts
to
.amp
in
says: "We arrived at the place place, Sunday afternoon, .June 25
an artist, will be shixn by the
July. Mrs. Mildred O ven, leader, we obtain this information.
Since this year we are con- display of Mr. and Mis. bando
Sando of
Almost 15, I860. It w as a lone- at three at Smith Ri,er church. wishes to extend her thanks to
Rev.
will officiate. everyone for their support.
cent rating especially on horticul- Gold Beach.
some place. The furniture con- \ll friends of Hicks
the Westbrook fam-
tural display, please note that to
Just a hint! For a larger, a
sisted oi three or four
ily are invited. The rece pt ion k
compete for a purple ribbon, 60% ' showier rose, now’ is the ime
legged stools, a slab table, a few set at the home of the parents.
of the membership must be rep-
y': ! to disbud. Pinch off closely, the
resented in this showing. No scars heal quickly and produce
pots and pans, a Dutch oven, from 4 to 6 p m.
Star of the Sea
William Hall, teacher of the
doubt
there
will be many
blankets, a brush broom. and a boys
..
_
, - dupli-
r’: ■ a better bloom. This holds true
class of the local Sunday
cations
of
specimens,
but
each
of most other flower buds, and is
Catholic
Church
lot of pack saddles.”
school, took the gro ip for an
_ .
member is
member
is urged, nevertheless, I a step in the right dilection to
Rev. Fr. Donald Denman
(Years later, Mrs. Haines told overnight camping up tie Win-
bring as many as possible, so bring forth those fawrites you
First Sunday of month at 12 to
that thn
that
the ri desired quota ____
may be most enjoy in your gaidcn club’s
a neighbor that she refused to chuck at Pat Monwn s place noon.
The
boys
cooked
their
meals
over
obtained.
Members and non-mem- best arrangements. Don t Forge*
move into tiie cabin until the
All other Sundays at 8 a. m hers planning to enter arrange­
the campfire and enjoyed life in
two loaves of your bestest nut
9:30 a. m.
ments should read carefully the or fruit bread is re ¡nested of
schedule appearing on page* live. each member for the tea room.
Episcopa’
Regular services at 11 a. m
on the first and third Sundays
of the month.
Historical Bits Of
Coos, Curry Cos.
SMITH RIVER
With The Churches
Christian Scientist
Services Sunday at 11:00 a. m.
at the I. O. O. F. Hall. The pub­
lic is invited.
"Christian Science” is the sub­
ject of the Lesson-Sermon in all
Churches of Christ. Scientist, on
Sunday. June 25.
rhe Golden Text is “How beau­
tiful upon the mountains are
the feet of him that bringeth
g o o d tdings. that publisheth I
peace; that bringeth good tidings
of good, that publisheth salva­
tion" (Isa. 52:7).
Among citations which com­
prise the Lesson-Sermon is the
following from the Bible: “The'
preparations of the heart in man 1
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