Thursday, February 15, 1951
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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LOCAL
NEWS
The Mothersingers met at the ।
home of Mrs. Lloyd Morris, di-1
rector, Monday night. The group
is preparing Easter music.
Mrs. Mautz. daughter of Mrs.
Tony Olsen, returns to her home)
at Myrtle Point this week-end. j
She has been assisting with the
interior painting at the Olsen ,
home in Harbor.
Be sure to keep March 17 in
your date book for the Fashion
Show and dunce.
At the next meeting, which will
be held Feb. 14, the Valentine
box will be opened and treats
will be furnished by the leaders.
Mrs. Steddom and Mrs. Tucker.
The Busy Bee 4-H club met
Feb. 6. They will meet again on
Saturday, Feb. 17, at Mrs. Don
P age F ive
,'„
Whereat’s home, when they will
finish their needle cases.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Brooks are
staying at the Herb Morrill’s,
caring for their ranch and chil
dren while the Morrills are at-
pending a livestock meeting. San-
dra is with her grandparents, the
C. H. Brooks.
Among those from Langlois at
tending the preliminary meeting
for Better Cotton Dress Work
shop, held Feb. 7, at Mrs. Harry
Woodworths on Elk River were
Jean Strain, Florence Thorhaven
and Ada Campbell.
¿Fourth Annual Spring Fashion
Show and dance, Saturday eve
ning, March 17.
Grange members are reminded
of the pot luck dinner to be held
this Friday evening at 6:30 at
the hall in advance of the regu
lar meeting.
Raymond Reekman, AA, USN,
of Moffett Field, Calif., is enjoy
ing an 11-day leave with his rel/
atives and friends.
Mrs. Priscilla Robinson and
Mrs. A. E. Stonehouse went to'
San Francisco Saturday, on a HOMEMAKERS MEET
combined business and pleasure , The young hememakers met
journey.
at the home of Mrs. Ernie Wil- I
Satellite Chapter, O. E.S., will son, last Monday evening. Miss
observe Patriotic night at the I Dorothy Newton. IIDA, demon
Feb. 20 meeting, held at the Odd1 strated ‘Landscaping’ your home,
Fellows hall at 8 p. m. Visitors Refreshments were served at the
are welcome.
close of the evening.
Due to slides and road condi GOLD BEACH NOLES
tions, Mrs. Warren Smith return
Mrs. Le.x Fromm and Billie
ed from Gatlinsburg, Tenn., on Wade made a business trip to
Monday by air. She visited a son Coos Bay, Saturday.
en route, at Long Beach, Calif. I Portland visitor last week was
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wach, Wayne Shoemaker, of Gold Beach
the former Mary Ann Biddle, of Cleaners.
Eugene, spent the week-end at ■
Mr. and Mrs. Averill Walker
her parents’ home, Mr. and Mrs. and sons spent last week-end at
Walter Biddle, of 4-Biddles Mo Eureka where they celebrated
tel, near the Winchuck.
their sixth wedding with Hans
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Asche Theilens and Bob Hamblocks.
and daughter of Milwaukie, Ore.,
Mrs. Elmer Caspell and Mary
were visitors a couple of days at Wallace served as hostesses at a
the home of Mrs. Asche’s parents, farewell party for Audrey John-
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Merrill last | son, who left Saturday with her
week. Mr. Asche is employed on children to make her home at
the railroad in Milwaukie and Aberdeen, Wash,
was off several days during the
Duane Baxter is home from
strike.
college and has taken his phys
Max Jensen, regional scout ex ical for the army. His status was
ecutive, of Eugene, was a caller not determined the last report,
in this area Tuesday, learning as he had been recommended for
about local scout affairs.
appointment to West Point.
Work op the Ben Kerns home
Visitors at the Lex Fromm
is progressing more rapidly since home over the week-end were
Monday when Mrs. Kerns started Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baker and
lending physical aid as well as son of Astoria. Mrs. Baker will
moral support. She was seen en be remembered as the former
joying a meal out Tuesday eve county welfare agent.
ning. Cant’ take it. eh. Pat?
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bullard left
Mrs. Lloyd Morris and son Friday on the first lap of their
went to Medford Wednesday to journey to Yuma, Arizona, where
attend the funeral of a friend. they will remain until the last
See your daughter model at of April.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Parrott
the Fashion Show and dance on
are spending the week visiting j
Saturday, March 17.
at San Francisco.
The Satellite social club will
Mrs. Ernest McCain, deputy
meet with Mrs. Edna Young, on
clerk
at the court house, spent
V eb. 22 at 8 p. m. Co-hostosses
the
week-end
visiting relatives
Vill be Helen Hanscam and Iris
in and about Portland.
Kindel.
Mrs. W. S. Hill of Eureka is
spending a week with her sister,
Mrs. Steeves, who is bedfast at
her home.
By Nancy Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Cadman
and Charles Clarke left Satur
day morning on a trip through
California. They expect to be ■
gone about ten days.
Three out-going express schedules arc maintained daily.
Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Sabin left '
Saturday morning for Corvallis •
Real Estate Broker
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Darrell El-' Incoming express from south at 9:26 a.m. and 2:40 p. m.
Hotel Brookings
North End lott and daughter. They plan to |
and from the north at 12:30 p. m. and 7:26 p. m.
return Monday.
Langlois Girl Scouts held their’
regular meeting Wednesday aft
ernoon at the Sportsmen’s hall,
under leadership of Mrs. Archie
3-bedroom home, close to town, Aldropp. Alma Wise joined the
nice setting with ocean view, troop. The girls are now making
wonderful soil, good well, large scrapbooks and waste paper bas
lot. or acreage, if desired. Would kets. Most of the girls have
make fine lily bulb farm, Good ccmpleted their dish towels that
terms to the right party.
they were making for the P.-T.
A. Mrs. Docia Sweet was a vis
Approximately 40 acres with itor at the meeting. After the
From
One-
Round
Hwy frontage, creek through the meeting, the girls enjoyed Vel
Brookings
Way
Trip
poreptry. Excellent for business ma White’s birthday cake as re
or mill site. On terms.
freshments.
Los Angeles . ...
$20.70
$11.50
Sixes Grange met Saturday, at
If you have a 2-bedroom house, the hall. Mr. and Mrs. Logault
Salt Lake City
$30.65
$21.45
and you don’t want it, someone and Mrs. Pearl White were in
itiated into the first and second
San Francisco ___
S 6.10
$11.00
else does. List it now!
degrees and Mrs. Mary Liver
$10.00
Portland _________ __ S 6.00
Now taking bids on good qual more was initiated in the third
and fourth degrees. A construc
Klamath Falls
$ 8.05
ity patch of timber, close in.
$ 4-45
tion committee was appointed to
plan the construction of an ad
Eugene
$ 8.30
S 4.60
Here’s your chance to get that dition to the hall. Keneth Thomp-
Sacramento
$ 7.25
income property you have been son resigned as juvenile patron
$13.05
wanting. Let your money work and Mrs. Effie Collins was se
San Luis Obispo
$ 9.20
$16.60
for you. It takes cash but you’ll lected to fill the vacancy. Mrs.!
have something with this. It’s Collins resigned, as Ceres and
El Paso, Tex.
$26.30
$47-35
rentals—which are so popular Mrs. Jimmy Blair will fill this
here. Ask for particulars.
office. A Valentine day program
was enjoyed after the meeting,
Highway frontage north of followed by dancing and refrsh-
town for lease.
ments.
Carvol Vanderwall and Dor
Other homes, ocean frontage, othy Morris ot Ashland spent the
week-end visiting at the
p
lots and acreage.
Sweet homo at Sixes.
Born: a son to Mr. and Mrs.
Rayburn Guering, Feb. 7, at Co
quille This is their fourth child.
Langlois Brownie Scouts met
Thursday and spent most of their
meeting time making Valentines. ,
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