THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. 1950
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON
Page Eight Fishing Is Always Good Here
Mrs Jean Berger, an employee nasium. The Rev. W. W. Win
at the factory, are in charge of * quist of Bandon Baptist church
the booth. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. officiated. Interment was at the
Hansen left early in the week Denmark cemetery.
to set up the booth.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Aldropp
and Annabelle Goodrich left F ri
Money to loan on first mort
day for Dallas to spend Labor
gages on land located in the
dav holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Horn left Brookings and Harbor area. Cail
Friday for Denver, Colo , to visit | at Room 5, Hendricks Bldg. 28tf
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. Lar
I
ry Smith. They expect to be gone
about two weeks and will bring
Mrs. Smith back with them. Mr. !
and Mrs. Burke, of near New
berg. are caring for the Horn
home during their absence.
Sixes Grange will hold its reg
ular meeting Saturday, Sept. 9,
at the hall.
Alma Elizabeth Britton
Alma Elizabeth Britton died
AO t made of FINEST
Monday, August 28, at Mast hos
•“O-
pital, Myrtle Point after a long
illness.
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u /HY THEY—
THAT’S
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She was born June 2, 1890, at
Lake Crystal, Minn., and spent
her early life in that state. Sho
moved to Langlois in 1922, where
she taught at both the Langlois
schools. She was married to Al
bert Britton in 1929, at Lang
lois, and lived there, later mo\_
We are headquarters for top-notcli
ing to Denmark.
values
in Paint, Enamel, Varnish, B
She is survived by her widow-
Clean up Aids and other painting
er, Albert, two daughters, Al-
necessities. We have a Pittsburgh *
berline Jeanne, Denmark, and
Paint for every type surface. Come
Mrs. Alma Enslinger, Eugene; a
In for information and advice on any
painting problem.
son,. Albert Jr., Denmark; one
granddaughter, tour step-daugh
ters, Mrs. Marshall Griffin, Cres
cent City, Calif.; Mrs. Don Burk
wnsBiR^
of Klamath Falls; Mrs. Chas.
Rau, Ankara, Turkey; and Mrs.
Keith Mintonye, Coquille; two
UNB FTSITY BOUND—Eight youthful craftsmen competition. Left to right front are: Elbert Valentine, brothers, Charles and Bert Carl
were awarded university scholarships valued at $20,000 Detroit, Mich.; Ronald C. Hill. I ais Angeles, Calif.; son of Minnesota; four sisters, ।
nt the annual banquet of the Fisher Body Craftsmans Kenneth J. King: Wilmington, Del.; Ben B. Taylor, Mrs. Anna Schilling, Miss Sara
Guild in Detroit’s Book-Cadillac Hotel. Ranging in Maple, North Carolina. Rear, left to right: Forbes R. Carlson, and Miss Effie Carlson,
Com« In today for FREE booklet
value from $1,000 to $1.000 each, the awards were given Powell, Ardmore, Pa.; James K. Fishback, Harrison all of Portland; and Mrs. W. P.
"Color Dynamic« for Your Hom«"
burg,
Va.;
Robert
Cadaret,
Los
Angeles,
Calif.;
and
for protico uev in design and construction of minia
Laws of Coquille.
Albert M. Mandel, Detroit, Mich.
ture model automobiles entered in the 20th annual
Funeral services were held on
Friday, Sept. 1, at Langlois gym-1
Courtney Merilliod and daugh
Visitors at the W. W. Smith
ter, Mary, went to Southern Cali
home tor the past week have
fornia last week and returned
By Nancy Moore
been Mrs. H. E. Harris of Port-
N good many sunburns are j Saturday. Two other daughters.,
land, Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Pautz now being enjoyed by the large| Patty and Beverly, who had been ,
of Port land. Th y
number of northern Curry peo in California for the summer,;
hors of Mr. Smtih while he re- ple who attended the Curry Co. returned with them.
TEACHER OF
sided in Portland.
it Gold Beach.
Word has been received by
Frank Moore that his sister-in-
law. Mrs. O. L. Moore, was kill
ed instantly near Tigard. Aug.
High School Credits For
Life Certificate
31. when the car she and her
Accredited Pupils
husband were riding in was hit
Studio Bldg., Brookings
broadside by a truck. Mr. Moore
was seriously injured and is in
| a Portland hospital. Mr. and Mrs.
i Moore lived in Langlois last win
ter and spring while Mr. Moore
I should keep you folks informed how. we are coming, here
Was working on Dinty’s new
building.
at DAVIS TRUCK X TRACTOR. The shop building is 85 G
The Langlois Cheesemakers
completed. New shop equipment is ordered; Electrician and
have an exhibition booth at the
plumber will be hero this week.
State Fair, which is being held
in Salem this week. Mr. Weldon,
sales
manager at the factory, and
20x40 concrete footing and floor tor office and paits
department is in place, Const ruction of walls will
start Monday. We have temporary parts and office
Boy Designers Win $20,000 in Scholarships
PITTSBURGH
PAINTS:
Curry Co. Lbr. Co
LANGLOIS NEWS
N O R I N E
PIANO, VOICE, PIPE-ORGAN
Dewey Says
1
Classified Ads"
space in wooden binding next door. We plan to ha\e
INITIAL PARTS STOCK ON HAND, AND RE-
PAIR SHOP OPERATING SEPT. 15.
I ractor, Plow and disc. harrow: one
IF192 Six-wheel Truck (replaces KB8F); One Lb >12
w heel truck (replaces KB11F) on hand (Trucks are in Port-
Wc have One rub
land).
ALL YOU FOLKS HA\E BEEN SWELL. MRS. DAVIS
AND I FEEL AT HOME ALREADY. WE LIKE BROOK-
I
INGS AND CURRY COUNT*.
P. W. "DAVE" DAVIS
Davis Truck & Tractor
Center St. Near Curry Co. Lumber i o.
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- DIAMONDS. WATCHES, JEWELRY -
Bell d Howell Camerati and Projector*—
Wanted: work by day or hr
26tf
Inquire Pox 494, Ckj.
For Sale: Higgins single-shot
rifle. $10, never been fired. Roy
E. Parker, Easy Street.
ATTENTION, Ye Prospective
daffodil growers, here’s a bar-
gain! One ton of planting stock,
contains lots of large double
nose slabs for just $225. Jumbos
and No. Is at $325 ton. Blue rib
bon winners several years in
succession. W. G. Pearmine, liar.
bor.
For Sale: King Alfred daffo
dils for your gardens. 15c per lb.
W. G. Hoagland, city.
28-4*
FREE KITTENS, see Roy E.
Parker, Easy Street.
For Sale: Finest view lots, 50
or 200 foot. Owner, Box 33,
Brookings.
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