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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1951)
Thursday, September 13, 1951 BROOKINGS-HARBOR P ILO T. BROOKINGS, O R EG O N he F irst Assem bly of God church F ed eratio n of G arden Clubs and; n S an Diego, C alif. They are! consists of novel ideas for g ifts stablishing th e ir home here,! the y e a r around; as w ell as an having purchased some pro p erty a rtis tic display of seed pictures, m P ioneer Road, w here they are aprons for gordeners and so Rev. W. R. P a tte rs o n and fam ouilding th e ir home. forth. This exhibit is shipped over lly who recen tly m oved here, a n T hey will be preaching and the s ta te to garden clubs and is nounce th e ir in ten tio n s 4o con d u ct religious services in this singing o ^?r R adio S ta tio n KCRE in g re a t dem and. It com es to th e on th e Echoes of C alvary pro Azalea G arden club from M yrtle com m , nity in line w ith the faith and teach in g of th e P en teco stal gram S unday a t 1:30 p.m., c o n -’ Point and will be shipped from cu rren tly w ith P asto rs N. R. In here to Pow ers, Ore. groups. And th ey extend a gram of K lam ath and D. L. h e a rty w elcom e to all who m ay The ladies who took the tim e Rhodes of C rescent City. be living in th e su rro u n d in g te r ---------— ■ ■ —■- ■ I and tro u b le to e n te r specim ens rito ry along w ith all o th e r friends and arra n g e m e n ts in th e county ct th e cause of C hrist to band Alcnq A za le a Rov.- fa ir at Gold Beach this y e a r w’ere to g e th e r in this w orthy purpose. Bv M A R T H A G R A Y S H E L U ntil o th e r a rra n g e m e n ts can well rew arded for th e ir efforts. be m ade, services w il be held j C lara K erns brought back two each S unday, beginning Septem -1 T hursday, S ep tem b er 13. 2 blue ribbons: one for a m ixed b er 23, in the Odd Fellow s hall, j p m. < put a ring around th a t flfow er arran g e m e n t and one on See re g u la r ch u rch colum s fo ri d ate.) It is A zalea G arden club a m in ia tu re a rra n g e m e n t. E dith N ote also th a t fu rth e r p a rtic u la rs as to tim e of m eeting tim e. Ackley won red. w hite and pink th e m eeting will be held for this services, etc. ribbons on her display of zinnias Rev. and Mrs. P a tte rs o n have one tim e at the Sign of the Gol end Jap a n e se sunflow ers. Bee been a ffilia te d w ith the g en e ral den Goat, in the new ly decorated M iller, who tries to tell us th a t lobby. Mrs. Lyle Redfield, Mrs. she is no a rra n g e r w h a te v er re John Gillis and Mrs. G eorge ceived a blue ribbon for h er W eber will act as hostesses, and kitchen arran g e m e n t of red g e r w ith the assistan ce of the m an anium s in a brow n co n tain er; sec agem ent tea will be served to a ond prize on a m in ia tu re a r background of su itab le te a m u ran g em en t and a n o th e r blue rib sic. None of us will w ant to m iss bon for ITxnen m angolds. Mis. this m eeting, w h e th e r fuchsia W ill C rissy’s specim ens ra te d fanciers or not. Mrs. Phil B rady th re e blue ribbons, tw o red rib of the O regon F uchsia society is bons, one w hite and one pink. to be the guest speaker. T he T he ladies who p artic ip a te d in long trip from P o rtla n d to B rook th e fa ir this y e a r a re convinced ings will be m ade by Mrs. B rady th a t th e rest of us passed up a ju st for o u r special benefit. W ith good bet. They plan to do even the s ta rt of the fall season, w hich b e tte r next year. also m eans the s ta r t of a new y e a r for the G arden club, it is a good tim e to give thought to bringing new m em bers into the club, and th e S ep tem b er m eeting will be an especially in tere stin g one for new com ers and guests. ' O ne of my nicest early recollec tions of B rookings w as my in tro duction to th e G arden club as a council of the Assem blies of God new com er by one of its m em bers. for m any y ea rs and the ex p e ri And it is so easy and tak es so ences of th e ir m in istry have been little tim e to stop by a t your broad, being engaged as d ep u ta- n e a re st new neighbor’s hom e and tio n al w o rk ers for th e W orld M is m ake arra n g e m e n ts to ta k e her sion pro g ram , conducting evange- w ith you to one of the m eetings. To get back to th e program for ▲ listic cam paigns, p asto ra l w ork and chu rch building. Their" m ost T hursday, we have been ex p e ct recent ac tiv ity w as th e o p eratin g ing for q u ite som e tim e now' to I of a fo ster hom e for children a t receive th e Hobby and C raft E x hibit to display a t one of the k R oseburg, Ore. " They have tw o children w ith m eetings, and it is now scheduled th em a t home, W ilm ar, a senior to be here T hursday. This is a h an d icraft in high school, and K aren, in h er display of garden first y e a r in g ra m m a r. A n o th er g a th e re d from all over Oregon. son, Verle, is assista n t p a sto r of It is th e pro p erty of th e O regon Full Gospel Church Io Start In Area P age T I Iuntirurton-Stennett A w edding cerem ony a t the C om m unity ch u rch in Gold Reach on S ep tem b er 1 u n ited Iren e H u n tin g to n of B rookings and K enneth S te n n e tt of P o rtlan d in m arriag e. Rev. Sidney W a lk e r of ficiated a n d Mr. and Mrs. Gus L ea th ers of Gold B each w ere a t ten d an ts. Mr. S te n n e tt has been asso ciat ed w ith th e w a te r com pany of P o rtlan d . They will m ak e th e ir hom e in B rookings on P ioneer Road. hkct w ill m eet at th e post office, w h ere tra n s p o rta tio n will be a rra n g e d to th e hom e of Mrs. M ilton De M artin for a social aftern o o n . New w om en of th e a re a a re es pecially invited. B. B. Crabb Co. 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