THURSDAY.
OCTOBER
19.
1950.
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
ego. He met three young men
recently enlisted from Oprir, at
mess on the base.
Gold Beach Lady
Weds Wash. Man
GOLD BEACH — Mrs. Ruth
Briggs became the bride of Ted
ifcenworthy, of Chehalis, Wash.,
Sunday, Oct. 8, at her home at
Gold Beach. The bride wore a
blue suit with an orchid corsage
and was attended by her daugh
ter. Mrs. Evelyn Marsh, who
wore a dark green suit with a
corsage of red rosebuds. The
groom was attended by his son,
Ray Kenworthy.
The guests attended the wed-
ings were Mrs. E. Walsh, aunt
of the bride, of Grants Pass; Mr.
and Mrs. Delmar Marsh and son
of Eugene; Ray and Donna Ken-
worthy, son and daughter of the
groom. of Chehalis; Doris Mc-
Neil of Chehalis; Charles Briggs,
son of the bride; Mr. and Mrs.
Buzz Messinger Mr. and Brs.
Clarence Phipps and two chil-
dren of Gold Beach.
A buffet dinner was served
after the ceremony and the cou
ple left imnu diately for a short
trip to Bremerton, Puyallup and
Chehalis. They expect to return
soon and make their home here.
Other Gold Beach Neics
Frank E., son of Mr..and Mrs.
J. O. Phipps, of this place, en
listed in the navy and is now
taking boot training at San Di-
Weather Report
For the week ending on Sun
day:
Max. Min. Rain
October 9 .... ....... 63
45
October 10 .. ....... 70
__
50
October 11 .. ....... 75
__
51
October 12 ....... 72
52
October 13 .. ....... 72
52
October 14 .. ....... 54
52
.15
October 15 .. ....... 65
47
T
Rainfall for week ..
...... 15
NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Dana
of Portland were visitors at their
summer home here over the
week-end. Mr. Dana, editor of
Portland Journal editorial page,
is a great booster of this area,
and visits as frequently as he
possibly can.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Jones
of San Francisco, former resi
dents of this area, spent the past
week-end here on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Powell
of the Bay area, and daughter
and granddaughter, were vis
itors lor several days at the C.
N. Goldizen home. Mrs. Powell
and Mrs. Goldizen are sisters.
Mr. Powell is in the building
business, but has been in ill
health for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hogan left
Monday for Cloverdale, Calif.,
for a week’s visit with Mr. and
TAKE A LOW-COST TRIP Mrs. John Rogers, former resi
IN GOLDEN AUTUMN!
dents of this area. Mr. Hogan,
agent for Battleship Roofing, is
Time to travel — time to save!
expecting
to make the trip at
Year's greatest selection of trips
least profitable en route.
and tours over glorious Autumn
highways, including:
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ackley were
callers in the north end of the
IN CROUP TRIPS
county last Friday on business.
B argains
TO BIG KVKNTS
A going-away party was held
at the Baptist church, following
Have more fun on Charter Trip®
services, Sunday evening for Mr.
to big games, fairs, festivals,
and Mrs. Bill West, who soon
conventions, reunions ...
will move to Portland where
> IN ROUND TRIPS
Bill will enter Bible school. The
B argains
EVERYWHERi
Wests wore given some luggage
Save an extra 10% or more
by friends.
each way on Round Trips to
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Asdel
big cities, small towns, resorts,
of Port Orford, were business
everywhere . . .
visitors in this area Friday, to
call
on prospects for bluberry
.. —“1 IN BXPENSE-PAID
B argains
........... I
TOURS
plantings. Mr. and Mrs. Asdel
founded Oregon Coast Berry Co.,
See more on" Amazing America"
propagators of blueberries.
Tours, to scenic areas, big cities,
Quite a number of local bus
historic spots, vacation play
iness houses have been “taken”
grounds all over the countryl
by an out-of-town salesman who
claimed he was selling spaces
Carolyn Kerr, Agt. on blotters, to be place in all
Gardner Building
hotel and cabins of the area. He
Phone 311
Brookings collected his money, and immed
iately left town without deliv
ering the blotters he had made
promises to the businesses.
GREYHOUND
Where the Money
Goes Farther—
Where the Service
Is Better—
Where the Produce
Is Fresher—
Where the Variety
Is Larger—
THURS., FRI., And SAT., OCTOBER 19,20 and 21
MEATS AND FISH
The Market's Best
T-Bone
STEAKS, !b
No. 1
POTATOES, 10 lbs. 39c Sirloin
CARROTS, 3 bunches 14c STEAKS, lb
Red Delicious
APPLES, 2 !bs
Swifts Premium Picnic
HAMS (5-6 lb. av.) lb 49c
Large Crisp
We have a few lockers
CELERY, 2 lbs
available. Save money by
DON'T FORGET! See us getting one and letting us
fill it with good meat.
for the best in produce.
HUNTS SUPREME (halves or sliced)
PEACHES 21 Can
.
.
HUNTS SUPREME (whole peeled)
APRICOTS 21 Can .
HUNTS RED RIPE
PROVERBS....
TOMATO CATSUP Lg. Ml. 1 / C
HUNTS SUPREME (solid pack)
23c
TOMATOES 21 Can
Redwood Empire
HUNTS
BUTTER, lb
TOMATO SAUCE
HUNTS 46-oz. can
HUNTS SMALLI RED
TOMATO JUICE
BEANS, 303 Can
“TIME DISCLOSES ALL THINGS”
PRUNES 2 lb. box
Time has fully puroven our worth in all Serving matters.
Many recommendations are the evidence You, too, are asked
to note our modern conveniences and rare economy of cost.
Pre-arrangements Made.
FREY BENTOS
ROEDER FUNERAL HOME
508 H. STREET
CRESCENT
PHONE 1091
CITY,
23c
-g —
DEL MONTE (new pack, med. size)
OLD
Page Threw
Brookings
Market
Local Firm Agents
For Implements
Paul Davis, of Davis Truck &
Tractor, told the Pilot Monday,
that he had acquired the agency
for a complete implement line,
in addition to his Farmall Cub
tractor line. A formal announce
ment will appear in the next is
sue of the Pilot.
In commenting upon the new
agency, Mr. Davis said he was
more than pleased at the recep
tion which had been his in this
area, and that he was proud to
be in business in this area as he
saw a bright future.
On Famous Pelican Bay
.
39c
CORNED BEEF 12 oz. Can 39C
CALIF.
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