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Azalea Garden Club Plans Busy Year;
Yearbooks Show 'Ambitious Program'
The 1950-1951 year for Azalea Garden Club will be a busy one
if the yearbook is taken as criterion. Under presidency of Mrs.
B E (Clara) Kerns, this club has set out the four projects: .
To make the home more beautiful; 2. Conserve our wild flowers,
native trees and birds; 3. Sponsor a 4-H club Scholarship; 4. Learn
the art of flower arrangement. Special attention is being paid to
the greatest club achievement, the flower show next year.
Taken from the yearbooks are
these meeting topics:
July 13. Report of Flower Show'
by Mrs. Roy Weideman. Rej)ort
on art exhibit by Mrs. Bob Per
kins. Installation of officers and
report on state federation meet
ing at Klamath Falls by Mrs.
B. E. Kerns.
The August meeting, at which
to have
Vernon Goldizen
spoken on Beach Flora nad Ma
rine Life, was postponed when
death hit in the family of the
club president.
Sept. 14 will be a pot luck!
luncheon at Azale State Park,
when Mrs. Ruth Bathiany will
identify all the tress and shrubs
club members. Dahlia
fur
arrangements and specimens will
he discussed by Mrs. Charles H.
Grayshel.
At the Oct. 12 meeting a fall
flower show will be the at
traction, as well as a bulb sale.
Guest speaker will be Mrs. Harry
Smith, who will show colored
slides of her trip to Peurto Rico
last year.
Nyo\ ember 9 Chrysanthemums
will be discussed by Mrs. C. W.
Judkins. Storage of bulbs will
be the topic for Mrs. Ruth Bath
iany and Thanksgiving table ar
rangements will be discussed.
A dessert luncheon will be the
attraction of the Dec. 14 meet
ing when Mrs. Hairy Lockland
will conduct an Oide Tyme Xmas
party. There will be a gift ex
change of home-made or home-
grown gifts.
The club will observe its an
niversary at the January 11 af-
faii, with the meeting being con
ducted by the past presidents.
Lloyd Moss will discuss Use
Ferns in Your Garden at the
February 8, meeting. Commercial
Daffodils will be discussed by
Mrs. Ray Streubing.
“Adventures in Camellias” by
Mrs. Ruth Bathiany, will be the
topic of the March 8 meeting.
Mrs. Chester Maris will also dis
cuss Chinese Line arrangements.
Mrs. Albert Joy will tell the
members “How to Attract Birds
to Our Gardens" at the April 12
meeting. Mrs. Frank Pallady has
a message on wild flower law’ to
tell, and the Junior gardeners
will be exploited by Mrs. E. B.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 31. 1950
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON
take up the time at the May
10 meeting, with program ideas
for the coming year to be sub
mitted by members.
“History of Roses” will be the
topic to be discussed June 14
by Mrs. Almo Newton. Flower
arrangements will be made by
members.
The foregoing is not the com
plete program merely the topic
for each monthly meeting.
LANGLOIS NEWS
By Nancy Moore
OPHIR NOTFS
By Marian Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Voelcker
and family have moved into the
house vacated by the Earl Ruby
family at Arizona Inn. Mr. Voel
cker is the new’ principal at the
Ophir schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Johnston
are on a trip to Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Johns
ton of Schenectady, N. Y., have
been visiting at the home of
his father, Victor Johnston.
Mrs. Ida Sherman and twins,
Carl and Carol, of Coquille, are
visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Adams.
Mrs. Pete Miller o f Myrtle
Point is visiting at the hom° of
her sisters, Mrs. Dick Guthrie.
She brought her little daughter,
Connie Stevens, who has been in
Myrtle Point for the past two
weeks, I ack to her home here.
Mrs. Fred Adams had the mis
fortune of breaking her ankle
last Wednesday.
Mrs. Frances Burris, who will
teach at Gold Beach this year,
has moved into one of the C.
M. Gray cabins.
Dave Thompson has returned
Dave Thompson has returned
from Portland. He announces he
will attend Lewis & Clark Col
lege, Portland, this year.
Ophir Grange H. E. C. met
at the home of Mrs. Orville
Phipps at Gold Beach last Tues
day.
Ophir Community is really on
the busy side these days. New
people are moving in nearly ev
ery day and many are looking
for living quarters, and not able
to find them. The cause mills
and logging. There are now four
mills in the immediate area.
Johnny Snyder of Bandon is
visiting friends and relatives in
Ophir.
J. S. Allen went to Coquille
Thursday, and returned Friday.
Ophir high and grade schools
will open Tuesday, Sept. 5. We
have bad a long and lovely vaca
tion but most of us will be glad
to go back to school. (Hush, boys
— I’m trying to make this sound
good).
Realty Transfers
s
already returned from their trip •
to their former home in Califor
nia and are now prepared to
start construction of a home on
their newly-acquired property.
Another transaction of interest •
is the sale of two acres and the *
dwelling of the J. E. Lawrence
property near the mouth of the
Chetco to Dr. and Mrs. E. F.
Duvall of DeMotte, Indiana. The
Duvalls formerly owned proper
ty near the Winchuck river, sold
before departming for Indiana
some three years ago. The lure
of the west has again beckoned
and it is expected the Duvalls
will be here to stay when they
return to Brookings, about the
last of September.
Both transfers were handled
by Bob Perkins of the Pete J.
Lesmeister agency.
LOCAL NEWS
The Pilot and Typo-print, to
be known henceforth as A. & S.
Printing Company, will have a
complete display of printing, of
fice supplies, typewriters adding
machines, etc at the Curry Co.
fair, set for this week-end. This
firm has county franchise also
for Eagle A fine papers, to be
used in all printing when asked.
Sixes Grange held its regular
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar C. Ing
social meeting Saturday. Final
ram
of Orinda, Calif., have pur
plans for the Curry County fair
chased
the three ocean frontage
were discussed. If people who
lots
of
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Collis
cannot take their own entries to
of
Brookings.
The Ingrams have
the fair will leave them with
Mrs. Clarence Hines of Port Or
ford. Henry Adolphson of Sixes
Gerald Quinn at Denmark or
Walter Slocum at Langlois on Where to “FIND” and “BUY” It In
CRESCENT CITY, CALIFORNIA:
Thursday. The entries will be
taken to the fair by P. K. Lantz. A business and professional guide to Friendly Crescent City Concerns who
Visiting at the W. C. Boice merit a “share” of your trade when doing your out-of-town shopping.
home during the past week w’ere
Mrs. Boice’s parents Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Hood of Corvallis;
Mrs. Delma Howard and baby
Gifts, Stationery
daughter of Albany; and Mr.
Floyd Mulligan
and Mrs. Ted Ei gem an and small
School
Supplies,
Cards
daughter of Denver, Colo. Mrs.
Silverware
Repair & Installation
Telephone 2212
Eigeman. the former Virginia 1010 2nd St.
Flatware
Supplies and Appliances
Baird, attended high school here.
Crescent City, California
Hollowware
Bob Smith of Jennings Lodge
3rd & G. St. Ph. 1581
for a short time Sunday
DIRELYTE
at the Frank Moore home.
Mrs. Norma Storm returned
CRESCENT CITY
last week from a visit with her
parents at Knight’s Landing, Cal
ifornia. Her two sisters. Imogene
& ELECTRIC CO.
Visit our record dept
and Ardith Hodge, returned with
her for a few days.
Compelte Radio Sales
Complete line of hard
Roy Walters went to Coos Bay
829 SECOND
and
Service
ware and electrical fix
Sunday for an appointment with
an optician.
tures and appliances.
Ph. 1512 840 3rd St.
Boys and girls of the area are
PHONE 143
busy buying their school clothes
and preparing for school. Lang
lois schools will start Tuesday.
Sept. 5. Grade school teachers
will be D. F. Mitchell and Mes Sheet Metal & Plumbing
ATLAS POWER TOOLS — and
dames Donna Churchill.
Eva
also clothing for the
Donaldson. Etna Rigik, and Ruth
Household Appliances, Hardware,
(VIS iXAMINf*
entire
family,
including boots &
High
school
teachers
Murphy,
UMSIS OtOUNO
Sheet
Metal,
Plumbing
shoes. Come in and shop with us!
are Fred Pilling. Robert Thet-
and heating supplies.
ford and one whose name has
off I ce hours H to 530
1280 Second Street
not been learned.
SATURDAYS:
’*TO 12:00
900 4th St Phone 2752, Crescent City, Calif.
Pho. 631
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Henderson
¿ 4
G STREET,
EU UE KA, CALIF.
of Sierra Madre, Calif., returned
to their home last week after
Carrell’s-Hedrick
Discussion of Flower Show will visiting several days with Mr. and
Mrs. James Brooks and Mr. and
ELECTRIC
Mrs. Walter Brooks.
Friday will be “Kid’s Day” at
Chevrolet - Buick
Curry County fair at Gold Beach
Sales-Service
- a kid's parade will be held,
For Price Quotations On All
Your Hotpoint Store
with many prizes being given lor
Auto Repair, Painting BUILDING MATERIAL
costumes, and best decor
941
Second
St.
Radiators Repaired. Phone 1881 2nd & Market St
a ted doll buggies, coaster wag
ons, tricycles and bicycles Each
CRESCENT CITY, CALIF.
PHONE 931
Ph. 471 Crescent City
boy or girl who enters the pa-
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rade, whether in costume or not,
P. O. Box 392 or call at
will receive a chance on a bi
Nunn Bush Shoes
Cabin No. 7. at Baxter
cycle. Prizes in this contest will
Arrow Shirts
be a boys and girls bike. The
MENS WEAR
Auto Court, Harbor
bikes are being donated by Hen
Genuine Levis
ry Adolphsen and the Union Oil
Jarman Shoes, Knox &
Pendleton Shirts
Company, of Gold Beach.
Baxter Hats, Marlboro
X-RAY FITTED
Jantzen Sweaters
Mrs. May Hollingsworth of
Shirts
Newberg a n d Mrs. Florence Mall Orders Filled
White Stag
Phone 2102
Brown of McMinnville visited 2
Complete Line
828 2nd St.
Crescent City
920 Second St
days last week with Mr. and
of
Mrs. Frank Moore. Mrs. Holl
Work Clothes
ingsworth is Mr. Moore’s sister.
CRESCENT CITY MERCHANTS-Give Them At Least A Trial!
DAVIDSON'S
DIAMONDS
WATCHES
Mulligan Plumbing
WADSWORTH
JEWELERS
Nielsen Hardware
PHONE 2202
F. A. Carr & Son
SURPLUS MART
Crescent
Chevrolet
Electrical Supplies
CRESCENT
Lumber Company
Tractor Work
Owen Crocker
Tom Brown's
DEL PONTE'S
Shoe Store
KATHERINE'S
Beauty Shop
At Residence in
HARBOR, OREGON
Slosed Saturdays
Open 9 to 5 Daily
U
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keehnel
of Los Angeles, who own prop
erty in Harbor. which they de
veloped to a certain extent a
few years ago. are visiting in
the area, with idea of returning!
here to compete development.
They are staying at the Brad
Page home while here.
A Snack Or Meal
Sporting Goods
Del Norte Laundry
You can’t go wrong by
dropping in at the
Gordon F
JOHNSON
3-Day Service
Bus Depot Cafe
Mrs. C. I. Patrick
“Store for Men”
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K
Leave. Orders at
Cur-Del Cleaners