Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, June 29, 1950, Page 12, Image 12

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    rr OGKINGS-HARBOR
PAGE TWELVE
THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1950
PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
The World's Best Climate
I
NOTICE
9
o
li
ALL PERSONS HOLDING BOOKS ON THE
<J
PROGRAM TO RAISE FUNDS FOR
c
ih
b
SCHOOL
LANDSCAPING PROJECT, Please Turn In Un
oM Books and Stubs To BERT DeMOSS At The
P
r
i
n
o
Brookii.gs Market. Please, Comply With This
V
F
c
JI
ri
about a different understanding, of principle sitting down to a
al­ meal together, exchanging ideas,
noisette gown with train and. The white linen-covered .able, it makes people like you, It
so gives you the full joy of li V- teasing one another, pulling kid
bodice and long sleeves of lace,
dll * i | centered
LVllVVAVVA with the three-tier wed-
pranks, if you may, all because
She ding cake, was beautifuHy frost- ing with your fellow-man.
of
the infectious principles.
! and finger-tip length veil.
“I grant you that the four ob­
otis,
ed
with
icing
of
roses,
topped
“Rotary, through its fourth ob­
j carried a bouquet ot Stephanotis, ।
tied with a miniature
bride
and jects of Rotary are words, and ject. has brought abo it a bet­
centered with an orchid, and tied
may be just that if the Rotarians ter understanding beLveen the
I with a white satin now. Mrs. groom, was cut by the newly­
weds. Cake and punch were serv­ do not strive to practice the lour different nations of earth, of the
SMITH RIVER Wedding vows patSy
Westbrook, sister-in-law
ed to guests.
Mrs. Katherine objects Paul Harris, founder of peoples of different tongues, al­
between Miss Sara May West- of ^e bride, was matron of hon-1
Woods
was
in
charge af the Rotary, was a man of principle. though they may not understand
brook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. or and was gowned in lemon yel-
He founded with that principle
the language. However, they do
Clarence Westbrook, and Leon |ow dotted Swiss over yellow taf- guest book.
For her going-away costume, and it is understandable whx the understand the principles.’ he
She carried salmon pink
Twigg, son of Mr. and Mr;. Ed-
spread
the bride wore a brown suit with Principles of Rotary have
said in closing.
ward Twigg, of Palo Alto, were begonias.
in
the
to
almost
every
country
solemnized at the local Meth-
Mrs. Mary Westbrook Ostrom, matching accessories. She also
world.
odist church Sunday at ternoo« . | cousjn of the bride, was brides- wore an orchid corsage.
Mrs. Kathryn Reekman return­
“With service in miad. Kotar-
at 3 o’clock, with Rev. E. C . Hicks maid, wearing aqua blue dotted!
Following a two-weeks honey­
ed
home Friday after attending
officiating at an impressive cere-
She car- i moon in the north. Mr. and Mrs. ians enjoy their meetings for the State Grange Sesison at Ontario.
fellowship they have. They < njoy
mony.
ried lemon yellow begonias, eacn Twigg will reside at Palo Alto,
the
projects the club may got Orc. She will report to Grange
The church was beautiful wit i tied with matching ribbon.
where Mrs. Twigg is employed at
behind. They enjoy being ot the shortly.
baskets of white gladiolus and
The groom was attended by the school for cerebral-palsy most service. This being ot serv­
baby breath around the altar
his brother, Earl. Ushers wen children at Redwood City. Mr. ice is ‘giving,’ and that brings
Gene Gould, who spent the last
with white stock and baby breath
Taylor Westbrook,
.»rother of i Twigg has another year of study the most joy first that o’ love two weeks at Troutdale Airport
arrangements on piano and altar,
the bride, and Robert Melodling at San Jose State College.
with the 65th Troop Carrier
Shasta daisies in pastel shades,
Ronald McClish took pictures of mankind.
close friend of the groom.
Squadron. He is now employed
visit
“ It is a joy for me to
and matching ribbon streamers at
of the wedding party nt vVest-
Following
the
ceremony
a
re
­
other Rotary clubs. I sec men at the Pilot.
each pew and along the aisle.'
brook home.
To the soft strains of Men- ception was held at the home of Other Smith River Notes
delssohn’s Wedding March, with the bride’s parents, where fiicnds
Mrs. Viola Allyn of Fresno,
Miss Constance Luick, organist, I gathered to extend best wishes accompanied by Mrs. Ford Wood
the bride entered the church on to the newlyweds. The Westbrook of Bakesrfield, arrived Monday
the arm of her father, who gav? 1 home was beautiful with white to visit the latter’s sisters, Mrs. I
flower arrangements about the
her in marriage.
I
__________________
._______
Mary Anthony and Mrs. Ella!
Grade your lily bulbs the modem way. Use our ap­
Plaisted, and brother, Will Me-
proved, easily * ope; ated scissor-type grader. Durable,
Indoe.
light weight and calibrated to measure from 5-inch to
Lester Crook, student it San
10-inch circumfere. Many in use. Send for yours today.
Jose State College, arrived at
Price, $2.75 postpaid. A Sample is at the Pilot.
bis home the first of the week •
to spend his vacation with his
Portland, 14, Ore.
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chester
311 S. E. Belmont
Crook.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ostrom are
attending summer school at Palo
Alto. Mrs. Ostrom arrive, byj
Southwest Airways Saturday to
By GOLDIZEN AND DARLING
T he . first prize of |aooo goes I
attend the wedding of her cou-1
FE.LLOW CITIZENS- LETS MAKE ( THE SECOND PRllE this BIAUT ikil TO WiCOW GAS SAYER-WHO OQOYE
aoi
or
conn
salve
goes
to
wart
T his fourth the MOST quiet
sin. Sara May Westbrook. She
OvER 200 MILES THQU oun STMETS
; WATT D i DNY START H i ) ENOINE
IN OuR history WEI l G ive
< ALL DAY BUT PEDALEO IT ALONG ano OFTEN AT 70 MILES P««» TO ES­
. three prizes to those who
CAPE HEO NUMEROUS SUITORS ANO,
HIS
FEET
returned to Palo Alto Monday.
< make the least noise /
^-.THAT 805 YET SHE MADE NO NOISE WHATEVER
HURRAH FOR HWE If
(LONG
LAE; ' he S .
A '
The farmers of the valley aro
MART the
klOCAN(FLTuni
OUR MAYOR
, * T h
TV-' 3Y HAVING
CAA
—
& ™
___/>|
OVERHAULED AT
busy’ cutting hay. M my iields
.RUS OH? \
have been cut and the warm sun­
Sun Proof Two-Coat House Painting
shine will be of great benefit for
System equal» the performance of three
c iying so that it may be stored
coats of old type paint, while saving
in the barns soon.
The bride was lovely in a white rooms.
Scra Westbrook
Weds Palo Alto
Man. San. P. M
Need A Good
LILY BULB GRADER?
FOK T mt ÍÑG SÇÂÛTi ÜsÊ^)
MS
ARTHUR BOWMAN, INC.
PITTSBURGH
FUN-PROOF
$5.47
(
Wart, the Speed Cop............
House Paint
you the extra material and labor cost
of a third ooat. Sun Proof is extra dur­
able because it is made with ' Vitalized
Oil'* which stays in the paint film keep­
ing it live, tough, and elastic.
PITTSBURG« PAINTS
m«
4
in—
look . bri
Com« M today for F^EE booM.t, "Color Dynamic» for Your Hom« ‘
CURRY COUNTY LUMBER CO
diamonds , watches , JEWELRY —
7 4 Howell Camels and Projectors -
"Service" Makes
For Better Living
“Service, when it comes from
the unselfish person.” said Rev
Bob Lessing, president-elect of
Coquille Rotary Club. Tuesday
noon at the club luncheon, mak­
es for happier living. It blings
WARREN G
HUNTER
BROOKINGS GARAGE
r
GUARANTEED AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING
—We Mane Your Watches Tell The Truth—
94S Second Street. Crescent City, California