Miss Grootendorst Bible
Weds Navy officer ,
School Will Hold
par-
ents and friends are invited, will
close the 1951 Vacation Bible
School a t Baptist Community
Friday evening at 8. A free-well
offering will be taken to help I
defray expertsips.
A picnic is planned for Thurs
day afternoon, with each child
bringing a sack lunch.
In comparison to all previous
years, the 1951 school exceeded
others with an enrollment of al
most 100 with an average daily
attendance of more than 75.
Teachers helping with
the
school included: Mrs. Ray Olson,
Mrs. M. C. Beem, Juanita James,
Mrs. A. P. Hendricks, Mrs. Wea-
ver, Mrs. Sandeis, Virginia Ak-
ers, Arline Sanders, Mrs. Britt-
son, Mrs. Henry Kerr, Mrs. Bert 1
DeMoss, Pauline Hendricks, as
secretary, and Miss Velma Rich-
ardson as director.
Mrs. A. F. Pierce, the Sunday
school superintendent, made all
j
arrangements.
|
A reception followed the serv-
ices with over 150 of the wed-
ding guests in attendance, The
bride and groom cut the cake
with the traditional silver sabre.
Mrs. Edwin Macwilliams of Cor
vallis and Mrs. Fairman B. Lee
of Burton, Wash., poured. Fra-
ternity brothers of the groom
assisted with the serving. Lester
Gardner was in charge of the
guest book.
For her going away ensemble,
the bride selected a spring suit
of navy blue and white check
with red accessories. The couple
lett immediately on a wedding
trip to southern California and
will be at home at San Diego
after the first of July.
The bride received her educa
tion in England before entering
Oregon State College
three
years ago. The groom is an Ore
gon State graduate and was af-
fi hated with Phi Kappa Sigma
fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Harmer
of Harbor were present at the
John Larners sustained a frac
tedding.
tured back early this week when
run over by a car which he was
Mrs. Millie Peterson has gone helping to stark No further de
south to attend the graduation tails were learned except that
he is in Seaside hospital.
of a niece and visit relatives.
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Thursday, June 14, 1951
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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AUTOMOTIVE PARTS
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AUTHORIZED
SUNDAY'S RESULTS:
Coquille 1—North Bend 0.
Roseburg 8—Bandon 7.
Medford 8—Reedsport 0.
Brookings 7—Myrtle Creek
Helen Postel has been work- ! Tim Timeus,
Larry Atherton,
ing as cashier at the Alger The Joe Clyde, Shirley Young and
atre at Port Orford.
John and George Wasson
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holmes
and children of Portland stopped
here a few days to visit their
LEAGUE STANDIDNGS
cousin,
Mrs. Hazel Stansell and
Won Lost Pct.
Teams
family.
1.00 1
Medford ........ ............ 3 0
1.000
0
...........
3
The following boys and mr’s
Brookings .......
1.000
0
...........
3
h
ft
Tuesday as delegates to 4-H
Medford ........
.667
1
...........
2
summer-school at Corvallis: Sa-
Coquille .........
.667 ralee Wolff, Romain Anderson,
1
Roseburg ......... ........... 2
.333 Joan Gardner,
2
North Bend .......... 1
Vesper Bailor,
.333
...........
1
2
Bandon ...........
.000
Reedsport .................. 0
.000
Myrtle Creek .... 0
GOLD BEACH
Mrs. John Wolff, Mrs. Harold
Stokes and Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Scott left Sunday to represent,
the local Eastern Star lodge at,
Grand chapter, Portland.
Mrs. Joe Nulf is reported to be
somewhat improved and is ex-
Pef*ed home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ecker and
daughter and Mrs. L. E. Neal of
Wenatchee, Wash., spent last
week with the J. O. Phipps. Mrs.
Neal and Mr. Ecker are rela-
ti\es of Mr. Phipps.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Oscar of
Langlois are visiting their daugh
ter, Mrs. Archie Kerber.
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cordan
are visiting Mrs. Cordon’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Young.
Mrs. Raverta Douthit has re
ceived word from her son, Pete,
that he was being sent to Camp
Gordon. Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fairbanks
and son of Crescent City have
returned to make their home in
the Pistol River district.
GouW, who graduated
Gene
Sunday at University of Oregon,
school of journalism, is home
visiting his parents, prior to go
ing into the service. He was ac
companied htre by Miss Juanita
Smith, another graduate.
Miss M. G. Becker was called
to Portland last week by illness
of a relative.
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