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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (April 19, 1951)
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Kokomo, Ind., Florist Forces Turley's Croft Erster Lilies d last Friday with a large list of patrons coming in for the first day. The cafe is one of the most attractive to be found anywhere in the county with its knotty pine paneling interior and large plate-glass windows. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kerr and family arrived home Sunday from Chehalis. Wash., where Friday, they attended the funeral ot a daughter, Mrs. Franklin, who died at Kansas City, Mo. Mrs. Glen Hurst and her moth er, Mrs. M. Miller, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller, accompanied August Johnson to Eugene last week-end, to see the U. of O. play, “Finean’s Rainbow,” given by the drama department of the Miss Glenna Hurst university. __ played the lead. On returning they brought their two i riding J T. horses by trailer. Mr. Johnson went to Salem to visit Mrs. John- son. Mr. Hurst was able to get away from his meat counter on Monday to attend the play, tak ing his sister, Mrs. Carol Roloif of Eureka. Mrs. Driskoll spent six days last week at Seaside Hospital, at Crescent City. Thursday, April 19, 1951 Mr. and Mrs. Eddy Freeman went to Eureka Sunday to at tend the wedding of Rosie Po- tocnick, of Harbor, to Alex FreU diana of Eureka. The American Legion Auxiliary appreciates the patronage ex tended at the rummage sale last Friday. A tidy sum was realized for philanthropic work. Rev. J. L. Mumbower left for Ukiah, Calif.. Monday, with Mrs. Mumbower who will continue to Modesto, home of her mother, for a short stay. James Richardson, realtor of Dayton, Oregon, and his brothers, Earl of Willamina and Clair ot Hissboro, were brief visitors in Brookings, Monday, en route to the valley from Eureka where they had gone on business. J*. J. Gallagher entered Seaside hospital Saturday for observa tion and treatment. Notice To Creditors In the County Court of^ the State of Oregon for Curry County. A _ I In the Matter of the Estate of I LAWRENCE G. WOODWARD, ! Deceased. Notice is hereby given that the ui dersigned has been appointed The undesigned, having been Administratrix of the Instate of appointed by the County Court Lawrence G. Woodward, deceas of the State of Oregon for Cur- ed, by the County Court of Cur- ry County administrator of the r, County, Oregon, and has qual estate of Stanley A. Carr, de- ified. All persons having claims ceased, and having qualified, no against said estate are hereby tice is hereby given to creditors notitfied to present the same, of, and all persons having claims duly verified as by law required, against the said deceased to to the undersigned at the office present their claims, verified as of Ed F. Ackley, Room 5, Hen required by law, vv i t h i n six dricks Building, Brookings, Ore ! months after the date of the gon, within six months from the (OHIO, first publication of this notice, date hereof. This view was taken in the greenhouse of William E. Coon Dated March 28. 1951. r i the said date being April 5. 1951, LILLIAN L. THOMAS, Indiana, just prior to Easter, where the 1 urlcy Croft Easter li to the undersigned at the office Administratrix of BUFFINGTON, SHAW AND Ed F. Ackley for a number of years. Story of Turley’strip appeared last issi Attorney For Administratrix, in Gold STARKWEATHER Brookings, Oregon Beach. Curry County Oregon. First publication, March 28, 1951 ELMER A. CLAUSON. Administrator. Last Publication. April 26, 1951 Apr. 5-26 Mrs. Eugene Ackley drove her! newly-acquired Chevrolet horn»' j 4 Rev. and Mrs. J. Mum- from Bend last week, and brought 1 GOLD BEACH The local high school is working hard on a 3-act bovver, last week, entertained at Mrs. Stella Nelson, who is en play, “Meet Me in St. Louis,” to the parsonage in honor of the joying the change to coastal cli choir and those who contribuated mate and scenery. be given 27 The Womans Missionary So Here's yuur quickest The play action takes place with time and talent to the Eas ciety of th»' Baptist Community ter Cantata. About 28 were pres- during the 1906 period and is un church, will meet for dessert sure to be a play everyone will » nt, although some able to come. Games were on the luncheon at 1:30 at the home of wish to see. quitte tu today. The cast has already learned musical theme, with musical toys Mrs. Hem y Stockholders of the Brookings the first two acts pretty well and given as prizes. Plywood Corporation met last Aside from the games there is working feverishly on the last beuuty were competitive quartets with Saturday at Myrle Creek at a act. Characters are: the women out-singing the men. stockhodlers meeting to discuss Mr. Smith George Wasson. and two piano solos, played si p»ans for the completion. Mrs. Smith Beth Fairchild. Quite a number of the local multaneously at opposite ends Ros»' Penny Lever. Barbershoppers went to Klam Esther Mary Turner. of the pion by Mrs. DeMoss ard ath Falls over the week-end to Mrs. Patterson. Agnes Marlene Pettyjohn. attend the parade of tjuartets at Ray Olson Tootie Janie Lever. 1rs. Geoi that place. Local Barbershoppers Lon Sam Chase. Widney won the award for finish Grandpa Prophater Tim Tim- ing their bowls of crackers with were sponsored by the Klamath most speed. Other prize winners Falls chapter, and the visits be- eus. were Mrs. Beit DeMoss, Earl tv een the two groups are as of Katie Margaret Parrott. Carson. B. G. Gould. Mr. and ten as possible. Mrs. Waughop Wand May After being closed for two Mrs. George Widney, Mis. R. M. Ida Boothby I months for remodeling and re White, and Ray Olson. John Shepherd Gred Gregory Warren Baxter. A sheet cake with attractive decoration, the Nook Cafe open- Lucille Pentard Jackie Wells. musical notes topping each cut. Mr. Dodge Jack Clauson. decorated by Mrs. Williamson at Mr. DufTy Dennis DeGross. the bakery, was the centerpiece of the table from which refresh Mrs. J. L. Mumbower left on ments were served buffet style. Monday for a visit w ith her moth The evening wase brought to a I orsage ot five FANCY multi- er in th»' San Francisco area, who dos»' with songs from quartets, hued ORCHIDS Air Mailed Spe- recently suffered a heart attack. double quartets and the entire city Delivery from Hawaii to the person you love best anywhere group. in the U. S. 82.98. Allow at least 10 days for delivery. Col. Harry Lockland return to TROPICAL FLOWER COMPANY air. on Myrtle Creek, Oregon In the County Court of the| Sundax Stat»* of Oregon for Curry County: In th»' Matter of the Estate of EDWIN RANSOM, deseased. hereby given; that Not ice the und» rs i g nod has b e e n ap- INSURE TODAY Ladies who always want to poinft'd administratrix of the es- state of Edu in Ransom, deceased, look their loveliest, make their by the County Court of the State appointments with the professional of Oregon for the County of Cur ry, and has qualified as such. All beauty’ salons advertised in the classified pages of the pet sons having c 1 a i m s against said estate ar» hereby notified to telephone directory. Tn is i r ' ..d of the many ways in Public Liability and Property Damage, trough ime, duly verified the . ..i cu the classified pages which modern min.... un lau required, dersigned at the office of Ed F as a shopping d i recto: Ackley, Room 5, Hendricks Build n x: beauty’ appoint- Oregon, within So follow their lead ing, six months from th»' date hereof. luty salon with a ment by telephone, Dated this 19th day of Let Your Insurance Problems Be Mine — FRIEDA RANSOM. lient thing to do. 1931. classified directo Administratrix ot the of Edwin Ransom. d< publical ion, and Information 1951. publication. Notice To Creditors Choir Entertained Gold Beach High To Stage, April 27 By Mumbowers LOCAL NEWS Notice To Creditors THE AMERICAN WAY! AMERICAN INSURANCE CO. C. O. Leonard Insurance Agency
