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Page Twelve BROOKlNGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON LANGLOIS By Marian Brooke Mrs. Alden Boice was taken to P o rtla n d W ednesday m orning foi m edical check-up. While away, Mrs. C arrie Boice is caring f» r the baby. is reported that Newt H aga hook ed an eight-pound silverside on the county road with his bare hands during the recent high w ater when Willow Creek ovei flowed. Kenneth Thompson was at Gold Peach Wednesday on county fair business. Dave and M yrtle McKenzie of E ureka visited friends and r e li fives along Elk river, over the Sunday, Dec. 9, members of Sixes Grange and Masons neld a barn-raising party for Mr. Den nis, of Sixes. Nine men were pres ent and at noon the women came w ith a pot luck lunch. Everyone had a fine time and good prog- iess was made on the barn. They plan to go back another day and Let the heavy work done so Mr. Dennis can continue alone. Ray Deets returned from P o rt land Friday. He had been atendt- log barber school for the past The John Donaldsons made a ten days, and took his final ex v/eek-end. num ber of trips to Coos Bay last am inations, passing w ith high week to visit Mary Jo Jensen Mr. and Mrs. Jim Sypher re average. turned this week from a ten-day who is confined to the hospital. Mrs. C arrie Boice spent a few C harlie Jensen was able to brin,; yiist a t Sacram ent where thev days in Langlois last week, r.- visited friends ana relatives. M ary Jo home S aturday where tu rn in g to her home a t Gold F. E. Bray went to Glenda!?, she is improving. Beach, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C harles Jensen, Ore., S aturday for equipment fcr Joe Edwards of W eott, Calif , W ilbur and Judy returned home the mill. called on the Charles C lark ’s from Chicago by way of P o r t Mrs. Jesssie Spring and son of cne day last week. land Thursday evening. Mrs. Jen- Schenactady, N. Y., spent the Langloia P. T. A. will meet een’s m other, Mrs. Virginia W il g ie a te r part of last week at the Dec. 18 at the grade school gym son, accompanied them and will O. K. Wilcox home. They ar? Youth dance at Sixes Grange rem ain for several weeks. cousins of the Wilcox family. is set for Dec. 21. It is a pot luck A reception was held at the Roy Mrs. W illiam Gadsby of Nah- r.flair with all invited. K am p home honoring Mr. and cotta, Wash., niece of Mrs. Lex Mrs. Gerald Kam p last Satu»- Cope, is spending a few days vis- At the next regular m eeting <tay night. A large crowd of iting at the Cope home. She has Sixes Grange the Juvenile neighbors and friends came. been on a trip to California and Gi angers will hold their annual This is a oelieve it or not i t is on her way home. graduation exercises. Several of Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Easterling the juveniles wfil graduate into and baby arrived in Langlois cn the sub-ordinate Grange. There the work of gift exchange with __ I J T hursday » to -- take up —r- " W in , 1 1 , v ill also be a a —* I I D on't Forant 1>astor in the Langlois Commun- rifts ,im ited to 50c and treats l l t y Church. As soon as he is sot- i n<^ *ree Tor fhe youngsters. to order her corsage for th e " '* *>« wil' '« * in visiting t» e l The annual church board m W 1-egion Dante, Saturdav 7 Z night. Orders ta\en un til Noon, Saturday! Young's G ift Shop a A A A A A A * I X r ' A n U d COmm,U n i,y an *"« o f L a n g lo is e n o rt to b u ild u up n interest i n t e r e s t in ho effort build in t the church Mr. and Mrs. W orth Shoop and children spent the past week-end . t Salem w here they visited Mrs. 'Shoop’s sister, who has been in Jap an for the past three years. Small Second-Growth Sawmill Logs 8-ft. Lengths and Longer! Three Miles north of Brookings On Hwy. ioi ■ ‘ If OFFERS YOU A FINER FIGURE -arfardfay f a t / BIAS * GIRDLES FOUNDATIONS Hnwwly firted in ywr hem* H ol id ay Greeti ngs ! 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Many beautiful and useful g i f t s were received, a guessing game was played, with prizes of pottery figurines going to Ada Campbell, Alma Deets, and Mimi Aldropp. Among thosa present w e r e Mesdames O lle Pritton, Guerin, Campbell, Hof- sess, Strain, Capps, Deets, Al dropp, Donaldson, Thorhavcn, Everest, Pearce and Brooks. Ai* unable to attend, sent gifts. W E W ISH TO T H A N K the com m unity for its good uns lies and the lovely flowers on the opening of our new T O T A N D T E E N SH O P ! ing comm ittee w a s appointed: ' incent Smith, Albert Britton and Worth Shoop, to get the build ling program going. Sunday schotu looms are badly needed and it j is hoped progress can be made soon. A finance com m ittee con i''s tin g of Dick Barklow, Mrs. Ai- i bert Britton and Jean Strain, 1 as the job of soliciting the com m unity for building fnuds. WANTED TO BUY !! 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