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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1951)
T hursday , J anuary ii , iO5i B rookings -H arbor Pilot, B rookings , O regon W. D. Sibley and Geo. White end Health with Key to the of Typo-Print, Gold Beach, were Scriptures” by Mary Baker Ed- Tuesday callers in this area, to'day: “Baptism, Purification by Mr. McCain is established at see about printing contracts. Spirit; submergence in Spirit” his desk in the Dickinson office _________ - (page 581). and will be glad to keep books for any business, or prepare in B" itist Community come tax returns. He was form J. L. MUMBOWER, Minister Catholic Church erly with Schroeder’s Grocery. Mrs. A. F. Pierce, Sunday School Rev. Fr. Donald Denman Mrs. Paul Douthit had an af Superintendent. First Sunday of month at 12 ter-theatre party in honor of her Sunday School for all ages at husband’s birthday. Dinner was noon. 9:45 a. m. All other Sundays at 8 a. m served to those present and the Worship Service at 11 a. m. remainder of the evening was Evening Service at 7:30 p. m Christian Scientist spent playing pinochle. Prayer meeting, and Bible Services Sunday at 11:00 a. m. A woman’s basketball team is Study at 8:00 Wednesday eve. of “Sacrament” is the subject being organized here. First prac Choir Practice, Thursday at tice was held last Saturday. Any the Lesson-Sermon in all Church- 8:00 p. m. one who is 18 or over and inter es of Christ, Scientist, on Sun Episcopal ested in joining should contact day, Jan. 14. R"v. C. W. Lever in charge: The Golden Text is “The bread the box office at the theatre. Readers in Gold Beach vicinity of God is he which cometh down res’der.ce, Gold Beach. Service the first Sunday of th who know of any news events from heaven, and giveth life un month at 11 a. m. are asked to contact Mrs. Olet i to the world” (John 6:33). Jarrett. Seventh-Dav Adventist Among citations which i com- is the prise the Lesson-Sermon Sabbath School — Saturday at “Bless. 9:45 a. m. Mrs. Erank Hassett went to following from the Bible Santa Ana Wednesday to spend ed art' the pure in heart: for Church services at 11 a. m. a short time with her son, Chas. | they shall see God” (Matt. 5:8), Young people at 3:45 p. m. As you probably noticed in last. and family. Charles is stationed together with the following cor at the Marine Corps air base at relatives passage from the Chris- issue of the Pilot, our church is that place tian Science text book, “Science sponsoring first aid classes, at GOLD BEACH With The Churches OFFICE the school on Easy street, on Mondays and Thursdays at 7:00 o’clock p. m. All in the com munity are invited to come and take advantage of this oppor tunity. Teachers meeting and prayer band will be held at 7 Wednes day night, just before prayer meeting. This study for the week will be the Transfiguration. The resurrection of Lazarus and Tri umphal entry of Jesus into Je rusalem. Brother J. B. Meehan will be the speaker at next Sabbath’s service. Those who heard his last talk will want to be sure to at tend and so will those who miss ed hearing him. His subject: “God ' ! Is Finishing His Healing Work.” \.e invite all friends and neigh bors to attend any or all of these services. Until the new church is completed, services are still be ing held at the Grange hall. Smith River Methodist Sunday School at 10 a. m. Mrs VanZee, supt Morning Worshm at 11 a. Aev. Knutson will deliver the norning sermon. CRESCENT CITY LU TH ER AN CONGREGATION Rev. W. O. Grunow, pastor Parsonage 854 I St. Ph. 2424 Services in the Seventh-Day Adventist church on J. Street. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Divine Worship at 11 a. m. LANGLOIS NEWS SUPPLI By Nancy Moore For that young man or lady who is in school, who may have endless themes, papers and re ports to 'hand in', a new ''Smith-Corona” type writer could be the greatest Christmas present you could possibly give. Place a gift certificate under the Christmas tree, and watch the delight. Langlois Home Extension unit met 1 hursday at the home of Mrs. Lillian Berg. Among those present to share in the benefits <4 the lesson on ‘‘Emergency Meals” were: Marian Brooks, Olive Britton. Florence Thorha- ven. Elsie Quinn, Jean Strain, Pauline Anderson, Etheleen Thompson, Arlene Thetford and the hostess, Lillian Berg. Special points o n making emergency meals a pleasure instead of a bugbear were brought out by Dorothy Newton, Curry County home demonstration agent. Mrs. A. A. Cline is a patient at the Good Samaritan hospital, Portland, where she underwent surgery recently. Reports as to her condition are good. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edwards bedame parents of their first FENDERS DENTED IS THE PAINT BAD? Office supplies, including adding machines, cash registers, typewriters, together with busi ness forms are being made available in Curry County through Brookings-Harbor Pilot and the Typo-print, at Gold Beach. Go to your nearest office and make known your wants. It may be surprising how easily all these may be solved, and quickly. SCRATCH-PADS ADDING MACHINE ROLLS CARBON PAPERS TYPEWRITER RIBBONS MOST ALL BUSINESS FORMS PHONES: Gold Beach 984; Brookings 283 child, a son, Jan. 3. / Mr. and Mrs. John Bruchler an dfamily returned Jan. 2, from a trip through California and> Mexico. They witnessed the New Year’s parade at Pasadena. Whalen’s restaurant opened on Sunday, Jan. 7, after being clos ed for sometime for remodeling. Mrs. Julia Anderson left last week to spend an indefinite per iod visiting her son’s family at Salem. She will see her new lit- tie granddaughter for the first time. Mrs. Margaret Whalen w a s able to return to her home here last week after being a patient at the Mast Hospital, Myrtle Point, since Oct. 8. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kamph made a trip to San Francisco over the holidays, returning Jan. 2. Mrs. Kamph’s family held a re-union there, which was attended by ^11 members except one sister. The Home Demonstration service, operating through local units, is bringing the instruction of the U. S. Department of Ag riculture and OSC through the home demonstartion agent direct to the nousewife. This is the third year that the Langlois unit has been operating and, if it were possible to look into the home of those who at tend the meetings, a countless number of benefits would be not ed. There are many renovated chairs and davenports, more con veniently arranged kitchens, new footstools and slipper chairs, new methods of cooking and serving, dress forms and sewing every- where. All members have an in ner sense of benefits received. By notifying Ethelene Thomp son of her interest, any woman interested in attending any of the unit meetings, can be placed on the mailing list and she will rereive a card telling place and time of meetings. Notice of the meetings are also placed in the newspapers. Langlois unit meets on the first Thursday of each month. There are no dues; expenses of participation are negligible as a member pays only for materials used by herself. Members help each other and there is a fine spirit of co-opeartion. A bettor cotton dress work shop is scheduled for March and it is expected that many women will participate. Our Body and Paint Department Can Give Your Car That New Look BROOKINGS GARAGE Phone 334 I Claude Wally N O R I N E TEACHER OF PIANO, VOICE, PIPE-ORGAN Life Certificate High School Credits For Studio Bldg., Brookings Accredited Pupils I DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELRY — Hell d Howell Camera* and Projet tor* WARREN G. HUNTER We Mane Your Watches Tell The Truth— 948 Second Street. 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