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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 1, 1951)
T hursday , F ebruary i , iqsi B rookings -H arbor Pilot. B rookings . O regon Gene Ackerman left last week for Los Leggis Valley to visit IWME WEDDING Mrs. Ackerman’s son who has en ^The Bob Owens home on Rogue listed in the air force. River was setting. Saturday, Jan. Jennie’s Beauty Shop was bur 27. for the wedding of Theola glarized sometime Thursday eve- Mildred (Mary) Hutchings and nirg but it is reported that no Howard (Red) Herron, with Rev. articles were taken. Johnson performing the cere- Mrs. George Chenoweth went mony. Mary Grace and David, to Bandon with their Bill and children of the bride, carried the wife last week to visit for a few' rings which were used in the days. i double ring ceremony. We hate to report that Brook- Mr. and Mrs. Sands of Sands ings grade basketball team beat Studio were among guest and Gold Beach boys last week. Of; took pictures of the couple. /X course we try to re-assure our- buffet supper was served to the selves and blame it on the fact guests by Mrs. Bob Owens and that one of the local stars, Ste-' Myrtle Whirly, mother of the phen Ganong. wasn’t plaing, due bride. The Herrons will continue to knee injury suffered earlier to reside here where she is in in the week. A group of girls met at the business with her mother, owners home of Hazel Sydow last Thurs of Myrt and Mary’s Dinette, and day to form a4 -H sewing club Mr. Herron is employed by Fos with Mrs. Sydow as leader, of ter-Clyde Lumber Co. ficers are: president, Sharon Jar WEDDING BELLS rett ; vice-president, D a r 1 e c n Lee Lafferty and Ruth Dubay Barnes; secretary. Fern Chris were united in marriage Saturday tians; program chairman, Mar at Medford. Rusty will continue ion Billings, with Vesper Bailor his schooling at Ashland and for the present the bride will con- assisting. The girls spent the eve ning in hemming dishtowels. The tinue with her work at the Gold leader served refreshments at Beach hospital. the close of the meeting. WORKERS NEEDED Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Erickson The work on the new lodge an(j RayAnn have moved to their hall is coming along fine. This is new’ home. A group of ladies in all volunteer labor and any able-;thc neighborhood called last Fri- bodied man with a lot of com- day evening to welcome the fam munity spirit and the time to ily to that vicinity. work on Sundays, will be wel Vesta Gauntlett is taking two come. A nourishing lunch is serv months leave of absence as man ed by ladies of the various or ager of Trehearne’s Gold Beach ganizations at noontime. store. In her absence. Gladys For GOLD BEACH NEWS NOTES syth will he in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Dan LeClair are Oda Sabin, wife of R. G. Sa parents of a baby girl born Jan. bin. suffered a slight stroke last 25. The baby weighed 9 lbs. Babe week. At last report she was re and mother are doing nicely. covering well. She certainly has Word has been received by the good wishes of the entire Mr .and Mrs. J. O. Phipps that community. their son, S/A Frank Phipps, is Mr. and Mrs. Paul Douthit stationed at Port Hueneme and made a business trip to Coos Bay has been assigned to an electri last week. cal construction school. Mrs. Elmer Caspell spent last Mrs. A. L. McLennon and Mrs. week-end a t Portland visiting friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Nulf felt Mon day of last week for Eugene* to take Mrs. Nulf to a hospital for medical treatment. Mrs. Coley Hayes left Saturday for Gold Hill where she will re Real Estate Broker side with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hotel Brookings North End Hayes. GOLD BEACH M. G. BECKER Phone 422 With The Churches If you took a jaunt out Ocean Christian Scientist View Drive to look at beautiful Services Sunday at 11:00 a. m. ocean frontage, you couldn’t help “Love” is the subject of the “falling head-over-heels” for this Lesson-Sermon in all Churches lovely, spot for a homesite. Large of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, lot about 75x200. Priced at $2650 February 4. with terms. Golden Text is “The Lord thy God in the midst of thee is hightq home, —he will save, he will rejoice Attractive 2-bedroc m utility room, dbl. garage and a over thee with joy; he will rest spare room suitable for guest in his love, he will joy over thee room, work shop, or office. About; with singing” (Zeph. 3:17J. Among citations which com 2*2 acres of land, right on Hwy prise the Lesson-Sermon is the 101 wtih ocean view’. Good invest following from the Bible: “God ment for someone. is love; and he that dwelleth in If you have a 2-bedroom house, love dwelleth in God, and God and you don’t want it, someone in him” (1 John 4:16), together with the following correlative else does. List it now! correlative passage from the Now taking bids on good qual Christian Science textbook, ‘Sci ence and Health with Key to the ity patch of timber, close in. Scriptures,’ by Mary Baker Eddy: Good highway frfontage is be “For true happiness, man must coming scarce. I have 2 acres of harmonize with his Principle, di-1 it with grand ocean view. Lays vine Love, the Son must be in nicely, all cleared, in the Harbor accord with the Father, in con-j formity with Christ” (p. 337). district. Priced right. Seventh-Day Adventist Sabbath School — Saturday at 9<45 a. m. Sabbath Services at 11 a. m. Youth meeting at 3:45 p. m. I have some excellent business All Saturday services are Ir- opportunities in Curry County ing held at the Grange Hall in available to cash customers. Harbor. Speaker for this coming Othcr homes, ocean frontage, Saturday will be J. T. Jacobs, who is well known in this area, lots and acreage. First aid classes are meeting at the Grange hall Monday and Thursday nigths at 7:00 o’clock. Monday night Bible Prophecy i classes are being held at the res-! idence of Mrs. J. J. Gallagher in Good income property able on easy terms. avail I Sell The Earth! Brookings. Purpose of these is groun study of Bible prohpecies which are of special interest to day. Classes meet at 7:30 n m Anyone wishing to take advan tage of these classes is cordialIv invited to attend. CRESCENT CITY LUTHERAN CONGREGATION Rev. W. O. Grunow, pastor Parsonage. 724 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. Lutheran hour every Sunday at 10:30 a. m. over Mutual net- work. First mid-week Lenten serv ice, Thursday, Feb. 8. at 8 p. m. Confirmation class for children. Saturdays at 9:30 a. m. at par sonage. LOCAL NEWS Lois Ann Miller returned to Arcata the middle of the week after enjoying a wr»ek at home between semesters. Humboldt is on the semester system. Mrs. C. MacKenzie is ill with a severe attack of flu, and has been confined to her home lor the past ten days. Students, P age F ive as well as Mr. MacK mzie, have missed seeing her at the Hearth» stone. Mrs. Madge Moore, of M & Apparel Shop, left on Friday for San Francisco on a buying trip. She attended the “spring style show” at Apparel City, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dryden left for their home' at Sweet Home, Ore., Friday after visit- ing their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kennedy for a fpW days While here they vis- iteci Mr. Dryden’s old home on the Winchuck, where he was born. Raymond Reekman of Moffett Field, Calif., spent the week end at his home, returning on the Sunday bus. He hopes to get a nngrr furlough before b e i n g shipped from this part ot the country. Mr. and Mrs. Don Carson lost a tragic race with the stork on Monday morning between herr and Crescent City. The infant was still-born, said due to strang ulation, with no medical aid at hand to save its life. Mrs. Gertrude Cole entertain ed group of friends at her home Wednesday in honor of the birth- day of Gracf» Edwardson, who really was surprised. Present at the event were the hostess, Anna Waldien, Missouri Morgan and Emma Waldien. Mrs. Oscar Dower of Dayton, and her cousin, of San Francisco, stopped briefly in Brookings en route, Tuesdty to San Francisco where Mrs. Dower expects to \isit her oldest daughter, and to assist her cousin in moving to Seattle, her former home. Realty Transfers Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fox have purchased the Fannie L. James homo -across the street from the ’ Community church and plan to take possession the first of Feb. Mrs. Ina DeMoss has sold an acre in the DeMoss tract north of Brookings to Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Forbes who have al ready started construction of a new’ home. Mrs. Collena Mae Mille, nowF of Grand Junction, Colo., has dis posed of her home and 40 acres (the former Jones property on the heights northeast of Brook ings) to Mr. and Mrs. Bonde. These transactions were handled through the Pete Lesmeister Real Estate Agency. Phillips Clothing ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Vincent Brookings Building Oregon To Make Way For Our Spring Merchandise!! THURS., FEB. 1, THROUGH SAT., FEB. 10 A Tremendous Savings In Odds and Ends $7.95 Mens $8.95 $6.95 $1.00 15c and 26c Mens Mens Black Rubber Gloves Womens Dresses, close-out ( ¡owns 49c $3.00 $1.50 and $2.50 Ladies Slips $2.98 Ladies Bras BOYS. GIRLS AND BABIES-» —. . 50c and 75c SOME ODDS AND ENDS Pajamas Many Other Items Too Numerous To Mention! Be Sure to Visit This Sale ■WW ".■T’JPW and Ma^e Your Dollars Go Farther! iJir.’
