Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, July 12, 1951, Page 12, Image 12

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Thursday, July 12, 1951
' ’---- BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
J I» I tended trip to the middle west,
vanaaian Dana is
nTr nnd
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r Boddy and
ni
Mr.
and Mrc
Mrs. J.
Billed, Gold Beach |?on of Rcdding CaIif spent a
sionary Society will be held on live in New York City where Mr. from Saturday to Tuesday of Mrs,
Thursday, July 18 at the par- Smith will continue his studies Clara Kerns and Mr. and Mrs.
sonage, at 1:30. Mrs. J. L. Mum- for his master’s degree at New Ben Kerns. Mrs. Lilly is a sister
of Ben Kerns.
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few days with their son-in-law ; bower w ill give the report of the York University.
The marriage will be held at
GOLD BEACH—The Vancou- and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Leo National Baptist Convention.
Mrs. Nell Parker returned last
ver Junior Band, of Vancouver, Bonatto. David will spend a part
St. Rose Catholic church, at ten week from a trip begun May 21
B. C„ is appearing at Gold Beach of his vacation with his sister.
in the morning.
w’hen she went to Cheyenne, Wy.
Quarterly
Meeting
high school auditorium, at 8 p. m.
Cheri and Virginia Knox and
oming, and met her two sisters.
July 24. under sponsorship of the Doris McCain spent the week
From there the three visited at
Billed By Church
Dance Successful
Gold Beach chamber of, com­ end at Portland.
Boston, New York and Marble­
Members and friends of the
merce. This western Canadian
Mrs. Bill Gauntlett and chil-
Reports are that the Lily head, Mass., and many other
band is an accomplished youth dren have arrived to make their Baptist Community church are dance, held Saturday at Chetco points in the east, by car. Re.
organization and will present a home here. Bill met his family reminded of the quarter meeting Grange was especially successful. turning to Wyoming, Mrs. Parker
and dinner, billed for Wednes­
brilliant musical program with at Portland.
Music was furnished by Wilbur went by rail to Los Angeles be­
outstanding instrumental a n d
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Wahlberg day evening, July 18, at 6:30 at Jensen on his trumpet. He is a fore returning to Brookings.
drum majorette numbers.
returned home from Portland, the church basement. A business son of Charles Jensen, band di-
The group is making a good- wheer Nicky had spent the past meeting will be held immediately rector at Port Orford.
will tour through seven western I few months in a hospital. Nick following the dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hen-
Rev. J. L. Mumbower, who at­
states and Mexico. It is comprised is feeling much better and says
Sy Payne and Dick Griffith wish
drickson
of Riverside, Calif., en­
tended the National Baptist Con­
of 29 boys and six girls, under P is grand to be back home.
all
to know’ there is to be no
tertained the crowd with special
the leadership of Gordon C. Ol-
Mrs. Lex Fromm and Lucille vention, will make a report at the
shooting, hunting or trespassing
dance numbers.
meeting.
son, bandmaster.
Klinge, county school superin
on their property on the Upper
There will be no admission, but tendent at Eugene, attended the
Chetco road and Northern prairie
a silver offering will he taken to National
Educational Associa- Movie Billed Friday
LOCAL NEWS
We are losing too much stock
help defray expenses of Hie or- tion convention at San Francisco
Mr. and Mrs. John Lilly, son from shots from illegal hunters.
ganization while here.
st week.
Kern, and friend, William Horn,
SY PAYNE, ANN PAYNE
other Gold Beach Items —
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bailor and booked for Friday evening, July of Klamath Falls, were visitors
DICK GRIFFITH.
19-13*
Mr and Mrs. Paul Douthit and daughter. Vesper, and Sharon!13’ at the BaPnst Community
Babe Johnson, Mrs. Douthit’s Jarrett attended the Lily Parade i ^1Urc11 al 8:30 p. m. All youth ot
I the area are invited to come,
brother, returned from spending it Brookings, Sunday.
there is no admission charge, al-
the Fourth of July holidays with
| though an offering will be taken)
the McKinnons at their ranch
Couple Was Wed ‘to pay rental, on the film. Parents
near Bend.
also are urged to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Cushman
ROTARY LADIES NIGHT
At
Reno,
July
3rd
and family stopped over night
last week to look up friends in
Mrs. Earleen Stockman, daugh­
(Members, Wives and Guests)
Gold Beach. Duane Jr. w as home ' ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Har­ Sets Wedding Date
on leave before being shipped to desty, of Brookings and James
Glenna Hurst, daughter of Mr.
an overseas assignment.
W. Carson, were marrried July and Mrs. Glen F. Hurst, will bei
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sydow 3, at Reno. Nevada. None af the married August 4, at Portland,
and sons and Fannie Hauber re­ details were learned.
to Gerald J. Smith, of Portland.
turned last week from an ex- Open House Date Set
Both are graduates of Univer­
Mr. and Mis. T. II. Carson and sity ot Oregon. The couple will
Mr. and Mrs.
W. Hardesty
i w ill hold open house, Saturday,
& M. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 1
i I rom 8:30 p. m. to 11 p. m. at
Montgomery Ward i the Rod & Gun Club building, in
AUTHORIZED
honor of the marriage
REPRESENTA TIVES
1 Earleen Stockman to James W.
will be in brookings Thursday Carson, an event of July 3, at
and Friday of each week, starting Reno, Nevada. All neighbors and
BROOKINGS, OREGON
July 5, and will be located at friends of the families are in­
Real Estate and Insurance
Hotel Brookings.
vited to come.
>'( e us for your appliance or
OFFERS:
building needs!
HOUSES IN TOWN—
Missionary Society 2-bedroom home, $7950 fu 11
McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW DEALER
A meeting of the Ladies Mis- price. Terms.
AND REPAIR SERVICE
3-bed room home' on five lots,
ia;Ke corner, $5565. down.
Open Sunday, 9-5 for convenience of our many
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4-bedroom
home. nice yard,
customers- Be sure to Call On Us When in need!
= I $4000 down.
BANQUET AT CHETCO INN
„ SOUTHERN CURRY
REALTY CO.
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HOTEL BROOKINGS BU1LDINC
The best in Diamonds, Watches, Bracelets
Baby Chicks
200 BABY CHICKS, 2 weeks old—
He Still Have »4
FEW DUCKLINGS LEFT
Our Specialty
BROOKINGS FEED AND SEED
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Phone 313
LOTS IN TOWN —
Several 52-foot lots with city
water and sewer. $840 to $1000.
ACREAGE OUT OF TOWN—
2 acres, tillable, with a small
building $2150 full pnce.
5 acres Highway frontage. $5,-
950. Half cash down. Desireable
for trailer court or motel. Spring
and creek on property.
150 tect river frontage, $1.500
full price.
HOME OUT OF TOWN-
Strictly modern on two acres'
with highway frontage. $3850 dnJ
Four rooms, ocean view, $6700
full price half down.
Four room clean home on cor-1
ner, approximately 1 acre . Ga- !
rage and large store room, $56001
down.
Small house, garden and orch-I
aid on five acres, $5500 lull price. '
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES -
5-unit motel on two acres, $6,-
500 down.
Garage business, grossing $2500
per months. Owner's health forc­
es sale.
Grade A restaurant complete
with furnished home. Can be han­
dled by couple, $16000 full price.
Halt cash down.
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Office next door north of Hen­
dricks Furniture Store.
HUNTER
Across from Shell Station
Brookings, Oregon
P. O. Box 596
Phone 344
Brookings
Garage
Oto Body, Fender and Paint Department Will
Make your car look like new—and you will find
our reasonable prices to your liking.
Phone 334
NORINE
TEACHER OF
PIANO, VOICE, PIPE-ORGAN
Life Certificate
High School Credits Far
Studio Bldg., Brookings
Accredited Pupils
—We Mane Your Watches Tell The Truth—
948 Second Street, Crescent City, California