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Pago Fight BROOKTNGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON Is Aluxiys Good Bere THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12. 19 LOCAL NEWS lumbia Rivers near Wenatchee. Washington. He started a little the current year. Mrs. Ida Hubbell returned to A woman who has gained na Oregon.” Get one. it is really rock garden at the base of his By B. Miller her home here the latter part of good. mountain, thriving and spreading ’ tional recognition. Mrs. Harry the week after visiting relatives On such a day as Tuesday. I out. more beautiful all the while O. Smith of Cave Junction, will Mrs. B. E. Kerns, president of at Berkeley and Santa Rosa for would, as Joshua, stretch out my until now it is renowned, and be guest speaker at the Oct. 19 hmd and bid the sun stand still! horticulturists come from ev meeting of Azalea Garden Club. Azalea Garden Club, has this lit a month. Perfect gardening weather I do erywhere to visit Mr. Ohme’s She is the horticulture chairman tle verse pinned to the lamp Mrs. Will Tolman is visiting wish to prolong! So much can Rock Gardens near Wenatchee. for the American Federation of shade in her living room. It is her sister, Mrs. Vivian Hudson, be accomplished these golden- Wash. and Mr. Tolman’s relatives at Garden Clubs. Effie Smith comes so true! brown October days. It is a busy Santa Rosa for a couple of here, as a well-loved friend of A door may open anywhere: "They are finest in the United lime among the flowers. weeks. many local women, and brings Wait, however, to plant your States, and there is nothing like sides to show of her recent Peur- Upon a wood or path or lawn Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bush are at bulbs, and purchase them at the them in Europe, ’ says John G. to Rican trip, as well as a dis Ore crowded street or road, or Parker. Ariz., for the winter, bulb sale which Azalea Garden Bacher, himself a noted horti- cussion of garden club subjects. there after having spent the summer club is holding October 19. at culturist of the northwest. and Where none pass by from da urn at their Chetco river home. Azalea Singers* directed by the regular meeting. Choicest a winner of the Johnny Apple- to dawn; Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kinney Mrs. Curzon MacKenzie, will But, if you'd have bulbs of all kinds at reasonable seed Award. a mind at loft Sunday morning for Coos prices. give a program of songs. This, peace. What is the Johnny Apploseed in itself, will make the meeting county where they plan to make Working and weeding. I .4 heart that cannot harden. award? Well, every school child a gala future home. their occasion. Mrs. Charles thought of some of the individ knows who Johnny Appleseed Go find a door that opens uide Grayshel plans a fall flower show Dr. Otto Westlind left last uals living in the Pacific north Upon a little garden.—E. was. His simple, benevolent act for Coquille where he will west. whose love of flowers has has brought him lasting fame. different from those of preced- week Boult. brought them national recogni-, But the Johnny Appleseed award ing years. make his future home. He has lion. lived in the Baxter Auto Court is issued annually by the Men’s for the past two years, com There is the man who wanted Garden Clubs of America, a na- We complain about taxes. But to own a mountain! An low a tional organization, and Oregon ing here irom Klamath Falls. we frequently fail to take ad- As the dedication of the VFW farmer who came west about about 25 men have been honored thus vantage 01 what is free for the hall will deprive Bethel Temple ago in search of health. more than those of other states asking. A penny post cart it Sunday of its place of worship. He wanted to own a mountain, Three Oregon men hold this na- still is a penny. a bargain in it- Bill Ward, pastor, announces the and he doe>! Ho purchased atout tional honor, John Bacher, seif addressed to the Oregon worship for this Sunday only. I For Rent : 4-rm modern house, tw o hundred acres at the june who received the award in 1945. J Board of Forestry, OSC, Cor- will be held at the I. Ó. O. F. garage. $60 a month. See Mrs. lion of the Wenatchee and Co« Fnxl Edmunds. 1947 recipient. and ask for Extension Rui- hall. * Pie-ce at Postoflice. Along Azalea Row "Classified Ads" TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE FOR BROOKINGS CHAPTER * 675 ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ +++++++++++++++++++++♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, at 8 P. M. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ S. P. E. B. S. Q. S. A. SUNDAY MATINEE, OCT. 29, at 2:30 P. M. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ First Annual Parade of Quartets MASTER OF CEREMONIES .«..Ö-J4’' 1 c"0' * B AL PEARCE ri« (I Hope. I Hope. I Hope) Eugene's Triple Quartet «Advance Ticket Sale. Bert DeMoss. Rrnokinrs Market KLAMATH FALLS CHAPTER CHORUS Of 58 Trained Voices . . . John Houston. Conducting Pine Cone Theatre, Brookings, Ore. WARREN G. HUNTER Brookings' Chorus ADMISSION: S2.10 Inc. Tax tor either performance M v.c Four WatcMe» Tell The Tenth— __ Sec. J Str et. Crescent Citv California
