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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 30, 1951)
P age F olte BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Thursday, August 30, 1951 I in Coquille Tuesday on business. | the weekend in San Francisco. | BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED Juanita Griffin of Myrtle Point, ,prMT mndBar C.“ T ,and? ' ,UKh; Wh“ e,„,here ' he> xt,ended! M„ Dick Bark|on enterlained Linda, Laurel and Kay Steddon By MARION BROOKS . , *? -r“ ' ? and h , , i eS r<-IK>r<«t » ».¡th a birthday party tor her and Marianne Swaney of F o u i e l a t i v e s in in Langlois I.a n n lm c T u o c r liv u v n n n o rfn l e h n w n c tn c n t M v e ' Mr. and Mrs. John Bruchler 1 r relatives Tuesday V„7.u rM 1 S p " h n a ui,,er i ’ ” - daughter. K ay? who w « Mile, Jean Quinn of Denmark an J Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Peterson , a ' ’A m and Gary and Clint Caughell Baker, and bus- njne year« ojd Saturday. Four- Frances Everest, Lila Tuckekr, were in Grants Pass over the and family of Chehalis, Wash., band. of Mount Shasta, returned teen ¿ ( her ,it„ e friends helped Betty Kuhn, Scndy Broc’ti. Beth weekend. While there they at visited over the weekend at the * -i? ny’ 5Pen<*Jnf ! i e ihcr celebrate. The customary Whalen, Jo Zimmerman. Judv n d home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. ? tended the midget auto races. \ attended the, |)irthd k d ,ce cream and Janice Boice of Langlois. The» » Monday evening the regular Morrell. Harry Latr family reumon held „ we„ Mrved. M njce The Girl Scouts met Wednes Sunday*"“ monthly meeting of the Curry Polnl? gifts made it a happy day for invited but unable to attend; Merrie and Bonnie Jensen, Mad - County Fair board was held at day, August 22 at 2 p.m., at the y* M ary Kay. lyn Shoup, Glcnna Churchill and the court house in Gold Beach. Sportsmen’s clubhouse. Five mem-1 Everett Longnecher of Grants Among those attending were; Thelma Tuckear. Fair Manager Kenneth Thomp bers and their leader, Mrs. Archie Pass visited friends and relatives son, Director C. H. Brooks and Aldropp, were present. They Thursday through Saturday at Henry Adolphson attended from planned a booth for the fair. It Langlois. He is the brother of will be an exhibit of Langlois Earl and Raymond Longanecher northern Curry. Miss Bertie Britton, Charles home community. The members and Mrs. John Bruehler. Clarke and Vera and Sid Cadman are selling Curry County Fair ad- Mrs. Marie Lowe of Klamath Falls is visiting at the home of attended Coos County Fair last mision buttons. Mrs. May Hollingsworth of her brother, W. E. Price. Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Mabel Simons of Ven Newberg and Mrs. Edward Seif- Mr. Mermilloid received word j tura, Calif., arrived early Thurs fert of Scholls, visited Sunday from a son in Massachusetts oft day for an indefinite visit with through Saturday with Mr. and the birth of twin grandsons. He, her brother, Charles Clarke, and Mrs. Frank Moore and Leslie celebrated by treating the force* Moore. The two ladies are sisters at the Langlois cheese factory to' his family. watermelon. A former resident, Mrs. Floyd of Frank and Leslie Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Burk and Mrs. Vera Pook spent Monday I Butts, was in town Wednesday. Mr. Butts and two sons plan to son of Newberg have been visit through Friday of this week with ing at the home of Mr. Burk's her sister, Mrs. Wallace Peabody, return to Langlois to live soon. George Kronenberg and Chas. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Burk. in Medford. While she was away Visiting with the E. H. Horns her brother and his wife, Mr. and Wooley of Bandon were in Lang are Mrs. Larry Smith and son, Mrs. V. H. MacKenzie of De lois Tuesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jensen, Larry, Jr., of Portland. Larry Lake. Orc., spent the night at • Fiimous Gvrafoam Wilbur and Mabel Edwards were Smith, Sr., now in Korea with the Pook home, visiting Mr. Pook washing action the armed forces, is Mrs. Horn's and his daughter, Mrs. Roake of son. Portland, and her family. The • Needs no bolting Mrs. Agnes Redfield of Aber Roakes have ended a two weeks down deen, Wash., is a guest at the visit with the Pooks and returned Bob Thetford home. She arrived to Portland taking their son, • Completely auto Friday, August 22, and will re Peter, who has spent the sum main indefinitely. Mrs. Redfield mer with his grandparents. matic is Mrs. Thetford’s mother. Tuesday Henry Adolphson took REAL ESTATE Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hargand, Princess Katherine Dennis and • See i t d e m o n the new high schol teacher and her mother to Coos Bay to pur strated today! his wife, were called to Astoria chase a formal dress, which is the Residence Phone 422. Wednesday night by the serious gift of Sixes Grange to her prin Easy to own! Liberal trade-in — low monthly payments. Box 211 Phone 341 illness of Mr. Hargand's father. cess each year. Mrs. Chloe Tennison of San At the regular meeting of Notary Public— C. O. Leonard Diego. Calif., has been her sisters, Sixes Grange, Saturday night, SALESMEN: Mrs. Jim Sypher and Mrs. Maude the "young marrieds” demon O. S. Young Hans Nelson Cox, of Port Orford and other strated the second degree of Brookings, Oregon Pioneer Merchants Harbor, Oregon relatives. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Grange work to three candidates. Vernon Dunnigan took her to Their work was splendid. After Ten Mile, Ore., for a short visit some discussion of the Curry with her nephew. Mike Sypher, County Eair and entries, Mr. and and then on to Sutherlin, Ore., Mrs. John Bruchler and Mrs. where she will r m.iin with ’ NEWLY decorated inside and sister-in-law, Mrs. Ealy Tennison, Marlowe were apfxiinted to ar range the Grange booth. out. 2-bedroom modern home. for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kelly and Close to school. Owner forced to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brooks son of Cottage Grove, Ore., were Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, and Meats sell. Immediate possession. See us for this and other good buys left Friday for a visit with the callers at the W. R. Brooks and in houses, lots, acreage and busi Frank Crostin family at Blackley. I C II Brooks homes during the They will return by way of Eu- week ness opportunity. Rcne< Sixes Garden club will hold its • • • Hoyt Thompson of Bothell, ’cgulnr annual Flower Show at DON'T FORGET that the Brook ings Laundry is one of the oest Wash., was in Demark the earl.v the Sixes Grange hall Sept. 15- buys in this neck of the woods. part of the week transacting 16. from 1 to 4:30 p.m. Silver tea A N O T H E R T R U C K L O A D OF will be served. Langlois ladies Small investment, large returns. business. Dick Barklon was in Portland are asked to exhibit flowers and Investigate t<xiay. over the weekend. His brother is vegetables. —-------------—... - — 2.9 acres with one of the finest very ill in one of the hospitals there and Dick went to visit him. J , . i t i , year ’round springs this side of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Jefferies * 1 1 • L a n g lo is a n d . , f , ?oube c' n-.und twoch.idrcn „1 ■, l'„rt Orford B w dM em bers Crete foundation In for new nomo | have bough, property a, F loras' Band m X , C nua? a, the LANGLOIS C. 0 . LEONARD L L LEONARD Brokers E. E. HANSCAM & SONS Specials—and Exlusive Only! Redfield’s Market SPECIALS— Friday and Saturday Peaches, Pears, Corn, Tomatoes and and Cucumbers From Rogue River V alley — Tree and Vine Ripened rls State Park. All for $3650 with terms THREE LOTS just listed. Most protected spot in Brookings. Buy on terms, to suit you. THESE' ARE REAL SPECIAL! ! ! • • • 2 acres in town. Excellent sub dividing. Good Location, $5500. here. She is a niece of the L. S. 12:30 to take part in the parade « , .. ... I'«hich »'•«» promptly at t Mr. and Mrs. A1 Volck spent' o'clock. Sportsmanlike DRIVING A ll Brands M I L K— 7 f o r ___ $1.00 All Brands © COFFEE. . . . 1 lb. 89c; 2 lb s .. . . $1.77 • • » TIMBER: 10 million feet in one location; good roads. 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