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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Pine F'wr This Agate Is Reputed To Have A '$1500 Offer' Made senior choruses. It does seem a shame that more people do not turn out for these program as it is a lot of work for both the in structor and youngsters. Oleta Walker, Will Mavity Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nilsson and Vernon Jarrett spent Thursday at Crescent City. Frank Phipps, CECP, arrived on Thursday to visit his parents and will report at New’ York on *he 26th of this month. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Phipps and Frank were dinner guests last Monday of the G. C. Humphreys at Wedderburn. Roofing Service Do you need a new’ roof or re pairs on your present one? Call SMITH RIVER 334. Built-up roofs our specialty. All Work is guaranteed. Free Estimates. Roofing Service Bruins Swamp Port Orford 21-1, Friday Port Orford, last Friday, of fered little opposition to Guthrie and his Brookings Bruins in a ^^srbaM game at Port Orford.; when the Brvins trounced the host team 21 to 1. Wi'dness on part of the Port Orford pitchers accounted for more than 15 ol tb° Bruins’ runs. The week previous. Port Or ford dumped the Langlois aggre gation 15 to 4, but against the Bruins, they were helpless, with Jack Johnson “throwing ’♦ by” । almost every batter. The Bruins draw’ a bye this week in the league schedule. This picture, showing a cross-section of an agate, came into possession of the Pilot guaranteed) The image, it is said, resembles pictures of Mrs. Robert Swan returned by ir from Austin, Texas, Saturday night, where she met a new grandchild, born to the former Joan Swan, now Mrs. Bryan Bell. Mrs. Swan stopped at San Fran cisco briefly to visit another daughter. Mrs. Paul Talbot, cn route homo. • of the Cascade region, gave a brief report of what is being done in that part of Oregon by Second dance staged by Chetco garden club members. Wranglers, saddle club, last Sat Under direction of Mrs. Lloyd urday night at the Grange hall, Last of the series of pinochle Morris and accompanied by Mrs. parties being staged by the Re- was reported to be another big Stanley Patterson, the Mother bekah Social Club, will be held sucess. Funds derived from these singers gave a delightful musical at the Odd Fellows hall April dances will be used toward build program. 28, with the prize for the highest ing a barn and some day a rodeo Tea was served by Mesdames total score awarded at that time, grounds somewhere in the area. Lloyd Harbin and John Molino. At the party held last Satur- Among other guests for the aft day evening high scores were ernoon were Mesdames Simmons held by Thelma Chesser and Ed and Simpson of the Grants Pass Hoar, the low by Mario Brown By B. Miller club, and Mrs. Sisk of Harbor and Bill Wridge. The pinochle * hold at I the end of prizes The meeting of Azalea Garden These foggy days make per play by Opal La Brook and Bob Club Thursday afternoon result - feet gardening weather. Here at Chambers, and Mrs. LaBrook al id in the election of the following \ eedy Acres 1 observe that when- so was the winner of the door officers for the coming year: ever with reluctance I prize. President Mrs. Erskine Miller; deem it n •y to put aside vice-president Mrs. Warn n T. the spade and rake and go in Smith ? Secret ary-Treasurer doors to prepare luncheon, my attention is caught by some lit- tion of the new officers will be tie task just a few more weeds at the July meeting of the club. to come out, just a lew more Mrs. E. W. Jermack, chairman seeds to watei, Just this little Business meeting of Brookings of the Siskiyou region of the Ore bit more! chamber of commerce will be held gon State Federation ot Garden ’ ♦ * ♦ Thursday (tonight) at the Chet- Clubs, extended an invitation to! co Grange hall at 8 o’clocfi. Not members of the local club to at-' Speaking of foggy to be confused with Hu* dinner tend the bi-annual meeting at member that sunny warm day meeting, several important mat Grants Pass. Thursday and Fri last Wednesday. April 11? That was the day Brookings stood sec ters are scheduled for discussion day, April 26 and 27. ond in the whole United States at this time. An enjoyable program is plann with a temperature of 92 degrees! Various community-wide proj- ed. Business meeting, the morn ects will have the center of at ing of Thursday, a garden tour Only one other weather station tention. and every member is m the afternoon; no host dinner reported a higher temperature Red Bluff was 93. And this morn- urged to be present. at the country club. The follow mg Chicago was reported as be- ing day the gardens of the Shak Mrs. Curt Waldien is visiting espearian rheatre will be visited mg 32 Freezing temperature. A relatives and friends in Southern and the dedication of the Blue wonderful climate we have! California for a lew weeks. Star Marker held at the Wayside Park. Reservations should be made Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Huntley by Saturday through Mrs. B. E. have returned from a trip to Con Kerns of Harbor. A representa 9-ft Westinghouse For don and Portland. Mrs. Huntley tive group of Azalea Garden Club refrigerator. Like New, save S100 was having her vacation from Ihice $180. Call Phon 558 7 members plan to attend the the post office. meeting. Maurice Walker and Jerry Mrs J Jermark spoke enthusi For Sale: Wood cook stove. Stewart were married at Cres- . stically of the work the region Phone 502. 8t f al garden clubs are doing in the cent City, Saturday. April 7. For Sale: ocean-front lot, no. Veterans hospital at Camp White. Hugh and Nell Shields have part o! Brookings. $15(X). Terms Flowers tor the interdenomina sold their gas business to Co it desired See owner, Erskine R. tional chapel are supplied by the quille Gas and Appliance Co., 8tf club, and as often as possible tor and their electrical supplies to Mill Beaeh road. the rooms and meetim C larence Phipps. The Shields are The boys hunger for the planning a lot of fishing and a mp motor. 20x5 inch wood lathe, beauty of the out-door world bit of traveling. pint and quart jars. John Gin V hich i denied many of them. Mrs.s Averill Walker and sons ther, Harbor. * Mrs. Jermark spoke especially of Ralph and David drove to Cres the daffodils sent by Mr. and cent City. Wednesday. . C. 14 Cat with Mrs. Struebing through the club A small, but appreciative, audi dozer in gooc shape. 1915 GMC and of how appreciative the pa ence turned out Tuesday night to »-ton pickvp motor overhauled, tients wire of the sunshine these hear the musical program planned and extra g »od tires. 60-in. link brought into their rooms by the by Mr. Humphreys. There were tooth saw. Phone 3-4179, Rose several numbers by the school burg. Ray C. Miller. 8-3* Mis. ! chairman land, and both the junior and Last Card Party Billed April 28th Dance Successful Sand & Gravel Phone 341 Good Building Lots, next to School— 10 Per Cent Down— PHONE 502 T Men Wanted CAT DRIVER HOOKER CHOKER SETTER PUTNAM LOGGING COMPANY Along Azalea Row Chamber Will Hold Meeting, April 19 GOLD BEACH Classified Ads" ? For I Saturday Night, April 21 f. \dmission 2-BEDROOM home , close in Attractive hill-top location, close in, panoramic view of mountains and ocean. Ihree acres, azaleas, rho dodendrons. Circular turn-around driveway, ga- living room, with 4-5x6 plate glass windows. $5009 of town, both these for $1500. For information write N O R I N E TEACHER OF PIANO, VOICE, PIPE-ORGAN Life Certificate High School Credits For Studio Bldg., Brookings Accredited Pupils 111 DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWELRY — Bell A B out II Cameras ard Projector* - WARREN Ge HUNTER, Jeweler IVe Mane Your Watches Tell The Truth— 948 Secor 1 Street, Crescent City, California
