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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1950)
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1950 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON O h Famous Pelican Bay paße 4-H Leader Will Compete, Chicago toimance and accomplishments । enfS ¡n presence of few friends Lecturer—Grace Leathers. nt memhorc n f ♦ r» r..1 , . .. of members after graduation quille was here Thursday for the and relatives. Steward Clarence Phipps. from his clubs, and other com The couple left on a two weeks Assistant Steward — Raymond Past Matrons night, held by the munity activities. Eastern Star Lodge. honeysnoon which will take them Stevens. GOLD BEACH—Competing for Homer Taylor was taken to to Victoria, B. C. They will make Chaplain—Lenore Phipps. national honors, Curry County Gold Beach hospital Wednesday, their home in the Walker Apts. Treasurer Victor Johnston. will be represented by H. S. seriously ill, but is now home upon their return. Secretary —Jackie Taylor. Cadman, Langlois dairymen and Dr. A. O. Schmitt will leave and reported improving. Gate-Keeper Vern Leathers. 4-H leader. “Caddie,” as — the boys foi Portland Friday where he Odd Fellows Enjoy Visit Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fisk of CeiTs Mabel Adams. Deputy Grand Marshall George and girls call him, has a genera- will attend a meeting of stock- Bandon were visiting friends and Pomona—Vivian Johnston. tion of graduates from his live- holders of Hunson-Duncan Co.J Lyons of Oswego paid a visit relatives here Friday. Flora Lucille Shannon. stock clubs. This fall he com- 1 wholesalers ‘ ’ and packers of that to the local lodge last week. The Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scheels Lady Assistant Steward Mary Odd Fellows had invited the Re pletes 16 years of leadership. j city. This company, started at are parents of a girls, weighing Beyond the scope of parental * the 1'“ time of the first world war bekahs to join them after lodge. Humphreys. 5 lbs. 11 oz., born Nov. 16, at Eexecutive Committee: J. O. influence, Ralph Cope ow*es more as a dried fruit and nut concern, Pictures of the trip up the Rogue Gold Beach hospital. credit to Cadman for his out now has a complete wholesale River were shown and refresh Phipps, Wm. Coffman and Fred Mrs. Docia Sweet of Sixes was Adams. standing success as a Jersey cat grocery set-up. Expansion plans ments were served. There was an overnight visitor at the J. O. Musician Bea Phipps. tle breeder, than perhaps to any are coming up at this meeting a fair turnout despite the stormy Phipps home, Monday. Other Gold Beach News weather. other one individual. C. N. Goldizen left Tuesday for A stork shower was held for Guy Forsyth, Curry county Records on file in the county Los Angeles, Camarillo and other Eastern Star Party— Mrs. Don LeClair at the home Thursday evening at Eastern judge, spent last week in Port agent’s office show 187 projects California points where he will of Mrs. Walter Moore Thursday land attending a convention for completed under h i s guidance. «nend Thanksgiving with his son, Star was Past worthy Matron’s county judges. evening. Hostesses for the occa These include three of his own Raymond, and meet Mrs. Gol and Patrons night and all were sion were Mrs. Albert Wells and Mrs. Art Currie and Mrs. Ho children, Eidney, Teddy and Dor dizen, who has been in Iowa for present save two. The Past Mat Mrs. Earl Colvin. Mrs. LeClair othy, all successful in their own the paist month aiding her aged rons club had charge of the* pro mer Taylor drove to Coos Bay received many lovely gifts. Thursday on business. established place of industry. narents. They are expected home gram which also honored the J. O. Phipps received word that Past Matron,s, Margaret Parott, Moss Averill and Joe Hughes his grand-nephew, who contracted These records date back to ’31 about the first of the week. birthday. The chapter was pre- of Port Orford were here Tues- leukemia last fall, passed away to 35 in Coos county, and con ented a flag. day to pay taxes an ’. transact Nov. 9, at Wenatchee, Wash. tinue with interruption in Curry other business. Ophir Grange Elects Mrs. Buzz Stansell and Mrs. county except from 1945 to 1947, At the regular meeting of the' Gladys Johnson held a party Theodore Kenworthy were hos Have you thought about the when his health restricted his Ophir Grange last week the fol for her Sunday school class m tesses for a stork shower for Mrs. dav we cnlebrate this w*eek? community activities. lowing were named as officers the basement rooms of the Com Ken Curry, at home of Mrs. B. V^s T know it’s Thanksgiving This year for the sixth consec for the coming year: munity church. About 15 girls Messinger. A high chair was pre utive year, one man’and one wo but do we all remember the Master — Wm. Taylor. attended. sented Mrs. Curry by guests. Re man will receive a trip to the many th’^rs for which we should Overseer — James Meteer. Mrs. George Fromm of Co- freshments were enjoyed. national 4-H congreess, Nov. 26 be thankful—our homes, fami- to 30. Cadman is the Curry coun lies, friends and the marv free- doms which we enjoy here in ty entry* in the state contest. America ? The selection is based on the I do think it’s a good idea io leadership qualities as measured s1on and count your blessings by: the number of years of lead and one begins to realize how ership; the number of projects very much we do have for which completed; the winnings of train to be thankful. This isn’t an ed ed teams and exhibitos; the per- itorial and I’m not the preaching kind but there’s lots of truth in them thar words! Home Wedding— Anna Louise Hockenberry, the YOU SAVE $12.50 daughter of Mrs. Harold Sabin of Tampa, Florida, and H. Glenn Sabin, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Office Hours: 9-12; 2:00-5:00 Sabin, of Gold Beach, were unit Coupons contained in these books will be acsepted by the Evenings by appointment ed in marriage Wednesday eve merchants listed below, as part payment on purchaes made or Phone 293 Goetz Building ning. Nov. 15. The service was performed by Rev. Jos. Johnson, at the home of the Groom’s par- services rendered. You receive as a cash saving, a part of the • LOCAL NEWS GOLD BEACH J Special Advertising Offer $15.00 THRIFT BOOK —PRICE ONLY $2.50 Dr. Robt. E. Smith DENTIST :unds these merchants would normally pay out for advertising in other forms. REDEEMABLE AT: On Thanksgiving Day the sound of telephone bells ring in perfect har mony with dinner bells. A holiday visit by telephone with loved ones who are a^ay is becoming as much a part of Thanksgiving today as turkey. So this year, as in all others, we ll be expecting a huge number of callers—especially long distance callers. You’ll all be taken care of—but please, won’t you try to place your calls early? mEPHONK CMIPm Hendricks Furniture Co Andy Mellon Phone 343 Brookings, Oregon Phone 255 Mill-Work Smith River, Calif. Smith River Variety Smith River Coffee Shop Phone 443 Smith River, Calif. Frances Brown, Phone 393 Smith River, Calif. Vogue Cleaners Roy K. Wilkinson Phone 2521 164 L. St. Crescent City Paints Wallpaper Ph. 363 Smith River, Calif. Gould's Shoe Store E. E. Hanscam & Sons Micky and Peggy Brookings, Oregon General Merchandise Phone 391 Harbor, Oregon Moore's Barber Shop Smith River, Calif. SAVINGS FROM 10 TO 25 PER CENT! This Campaign Sponsored By AMERICAN Friends Are Worth What Friendship Is Worth We zealously try to earn your friendship by a modem, helpful plan of Serving. We concentrate duty and modern expense to those we serve. Pre-Arrangements on liberal terms to suit any creed, of financial need. ROEDER FUNERAL HOME 508 H. STREET 'CRESCENT PHONE 1091 CALIF. LEGK Post No. 712 And Auxiliary SMITH RIVER, CALIFORNIA Thrift Books may be obtained from any member of the post or auxiliary, or at the establishments licted above.
