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• V* w. uiDrary WRSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1951 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PliX>T, BROOKINGS, OREGON Land Of Opportunities Page Five mous East-West football geme enjoyed an “at home” party on they report, is in the army at mer Kessler, Miss Ruth Wood at Kezar Stadium. San Fran- Sunday from 3 to 7 p. m. when Fort Ord, Calif., where his par ward. Mrs. Thom Doherty, Mrs. cisco. Pete has much to say of friends came to spend a few mo- ents had just visited him. How Erskine Miller and Mrs.s Stan Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kessler the game which he said was a ments and meet others in a New ard Jr., the elder son, is wi(h ley Patterson. and son, Phillip, spent the New “dandy.” Years greeting. About 30 guests ♦Ue 8th Army in Korea. Marilyn Years at Gold Beach, visiting at People of the area are reminded called during the afternoon. The Struebing remained for a longer the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mr. and Mrs. Luther Tisdale decorations followed the holiday i visit with Darlene and then flew that the January P.-T. A. meeting Kessler. went to Eugene and Salem over scheme. from Los Angeles to Corvallis, is booked for next Thursday. New Years on a combined busi Tuesday to re-enter OSC. M. C. Beem left by bus New i ess and pleasure trip. Mrs. Harriett Baker vacation Joan Byrne left Tuesday for Years day for a brief business ed at San Francisco over the Corvallis to resumer her studies Miss Ruth Newton of Port lane visit at Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hampton at Oregon where she is a sopho- spent the New Year with her New Year holiday. and family returned last Thurs pa rents. Mr. and Mrs. /X 1 m o W. L. Crissey left New Years day from a trip to Newberg and more this year. The Cliff and Roy Brimm fam Newton. day by bus for a visit to the Wil Tigard, spent with parents of ilies gathered at the Jennings Elmer Jesser and family of lamette valley and Portland. home for New Years for a re Medford were guests of his sis- Mr. and ‘Mrs. Dale Nichols and both Mr. and Mrs. Hampton. union. Mrs. Jennings is mother ter, Mrs. Charles Grayshel over daughters Kay and Lea, left for Gene Gould and Carroil Reek Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dodge and the holidays. They also visited at Redmond, Dec. 24 to get their of Cliff and Roy. man left by bus Monday after family left this area Dec. 24 for the Whirry home, Mrs. Whirry son, Jerome, and from there vis The Carl Berger family ob- noon for Eugene where they will their former home near Flor being another sister. ited at Oak Ridge. They returned served New Year’s day with the resume their studies at Univer ence, to make arrangements for here Dec. 29. Jerome will enter MacDonald family. sity of Oregon, Carroll as junior returning to this area to make Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hayes plan the freshman class of Brookings and Gene as senior. They were their home. They hope to sell to spend the next few days at High this week. Jerry Lee Kegley who was accompanied by Ronald Akers, their property there in order to Los Angeles and with his father, visiting her mother at Coos Bay who spent a few days ’isiting at buy in this area. who recently suffered a paraly- during the holidays became ill The Winchuck Womens club the campus, and with other tic stroke. Eex made a trip to and is in the hospital there. It is met at Mrs. Pearl Henry ’ s last friends. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips spent the parental home just before week. New officers elected for reported that she became un last week at Tillamook and As Christmas. Mr. and M^s. Charles E. Low the coming year are: Mrs. Beu conscious Thursday, but had re toria visiting their children over were in the area over New’ Years lah Keiser, president; Clara Mae gained her faculties on Sunday. the holidays. Mrs. C. W Dam Thor Ask went to San Fran Bowlin, vice-president ; packing to move to their new Thelma Mrs. Bernadine Steely her aunt, had charge of the clothing store cisco over the week-end to wit home at Salem, where Mr. Low Pettegrew, secretary. An ex- has been there. during their absence. ness the East-West football class change of present was enjoyed. is connected with the parks di- Inventory was the order of the ic at Kezar stadium. Mrs. Ask vision of the state highway de- The Coffee Mill cafe was un- met him at the Crescent City The hostess served lunch at the day for most merchants of this partment, in the capacity of an dergoing repairs last week, and close of the meeting. Present in airport, Sunday afternoon. engineer. cluded Doris Bolen, Bessie Ran area, which is completed, accord was closed to the public. dall, Thelma Pettegrew, Marilyn ing to their own admission. Work is progressing rapidly Miss Betti Goldizen left Mon- Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Burmeister on the new Hendricks annex to Van Ceil, Pearl Powell, Clara day noon for Ventura, CaFf.. to as Christmas guests their the furniture store. It was not Mae Bowlin, Maxine Duffy, Ger resume her studies at Ventura ia son and daughter-in-law of Se learned when occupancy is ex trude Stoll, Charm Hatley, Mary Junior College. She had been at ( Waterman and the hostess. attle, Wash. pected. the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Goldizen over the Mrs. Birdee Hudson and her A group of friends called at the George Funk left Tuesday by holidays. daughter, Mrs. Erickson, owners bus on I ds annual trip through Dewey Akers home Sunday to of Brookings Laundry, re-opened the mid-west selling his 1951 lily exchange New Years greetings Office Hours: 9-12; 2:00-5:00 B. J. Gould is doing the remod the business Wednesday after a bulb crop. He expects to be over a cup of tea or punch. The Evenings by appointment eling at the former “Shadow* vacation spent at Sacramento gone about eight weeks. house was decorated with holiday Room” of the Vincent building over the holidays. i greens and flowers. Pouring and Goetz Building getting ready to move sometime Mr. and Mrs. Ray Struebing assisting with the serving were' about Jan. 15. Growth in the Robert Darling suffered brok returned from Los Angeles the business demands larger quar en left arm last week at Brimm first of the week where they en Mrs. Claude Goldizen, Mrs. Ho-1 ters than now* occupied. Bros. Mill. This is the second joyed Christmas and New Years time in about a year Mr. Dar Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Hanscam ling has had his arm In a cast. with friends and relatives. They saw the new home of Mr. and left Tuesday for Salem where Mrs. Howard James. Tommy, Mervin is connected with the au Dr. R. M. White moved his diting department. They had vis family from Jacksonville over the; ited over the holidays w;th Mer- New Years holiday, to the du- in’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. plcxt adjacent to ‘Baptist Com-1 E. Hanscam and his brothers. munity church, formerly occu pied. by Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mr. and Mrs. Pete Lesmeister Smith. The Whites have two i returned early this week from Real Estate Broker children. Fresno where they had spent the North End Hotel Brookings holidays with their daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith j New Office Hours: Monday to Saturday Pete attended the fa- entertained their son and daugh-1 Friday, 9 a. m. to 12:30; 1:30 to ter and their families over the | 5:00. Saturdays 9:00 to 12 noon. holidas at their new home north of town. The house was just I TIMBER WANTED—Large or In the Circuit Court of the State completed the day before their small tracts. Cash buyers wait- of Oregon in and for Curry arrival here. tn g for it. County. Mr. and Mrs. ErWkine Miller Are you looking for a large DORIS J. 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