Thursday, December 20,
P a g i T hrew
Along Azalea Row
Gretel found in the wood, was
>ou all. Christm as seems to me, for it renews our belief in b roth-
not half as delectable.
the real beginning of the new erhood and peace and gives ua
.
By Faye Sunderland
The
Christm
as
story,
th
at
nev
We
were
truly
transported
into
>ear
and not the end of the old. hope for a happier New Year.
A
W
Everything about Christm as is a beautiful make-believe world, er grows old. was told in a new
and especially revealing way by
exciting.
when we stepped into the Grange
The real oriental splurge of col hall. From the red-draped win Mrs. W ebster Hibbard. H er gift
of draw ing word pictures, gave
ors we can indulge in. the entic dows, to the w alls hung with
“N o fob I to Big Or Too Sm all”
ing smell of good things to eat. clever swags, made by Mrs. Clara to us the feeling that we were
-h e sound of tissue paper crack Kerns, to the gaily lighted tree, really visiting Bethlehem. We
I umps, Motors und Controls, Motor Re-Winding.
ling and the "ohs" and "ahs" as the hall exemplified the spirit of walked with her along the olive
tree lined, rough road th at leads
the gift is revealed; and through Christm as.
24-Hour Service and Repairs!
to Bethelehem. we saw with her,
all the gaiety, the serene feel
On display was the little can- the awe-inspiring Church of the
We are equipped to ta{e care of your
ing, shared by all, th at the great- day house made by P at Kerns
N ativity, th at covers the hallow
csts gifts are the intangible ones, and too cunning to ever desecrate
every electric need at any time.
ed ground of th at first lowly
purchased by the spirit and not with a knife. I am sure the fabled
CARL SORENSON, M anager
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by coins. And so it was at the candy house t h a t Hansel and manger, and we listened with
ie \e ie n c e while she quoted from
Residence, Chetco Inn
Brookings
St. Luke, the Story of the Na-
tivitiy.
H er talk was interspersed at
appropriate lim es with num bers
beautifully sung by Mrs. Don
nelly, who sang "Asleep in a Man
HAPPy Hot 10AV!
ger" and Mrs. Curzon MacKen-
zie. who sang "Oh L ittle Town
of Bethlehem."
The Azalea Singers, conducted
by Mrs. MacKenzie. and accom
panied by Mrs. Lucian H a n e y ,
v e re all that we had anticipated
and we were reluctant to let them
ouit.
1unipin jim iny — here
The com m ittee responsible for
11»
effective decorations w ere Mrs.
it is Christmas Day. We
Tony Christensen, M»rs. E lm er
all wish you a wonderful
W e’re painting the town
Hanscam, and Mrs. Glenn H urst.
Hostesses
for
the
afternoon,
at
\ uletide, a Joyous N ew
with our good wishes for
the gaily bedecked tea tables,
Year.
a Merry Christmas to ail
were Mrs. Ray G uerrettaz, Mrs.
Thomas Carson and Mrs. Jessie
*our friends.
Judkins.
We w ere pleased to welcome
as guests. Mrs. Langlois, Mrs. C.
Holmes, Mrs. Jack Holmes, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Munson and Force
Southw orth. Mrs. Violet W allace.
Mrs. Eula Brimm, Mrs. George
I iomer Kessler, Kay Kessler and Conner Kessler
Funk, Mrs. Clarence Overman,
Miss Lavon W agner,
And so, a Merry C hristm as to
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— and our sincere hope
that the holidays bring
only joy and well being
for you and yours.
KAMI
H ol id ay Greeti ngs !
Mrs. Edna Weigel
H arbor, Oregon
OLYMPIA HDW.& SUPPLY CO.
There’s no mal{c-believe
in our sincerest wishes to
you. A m o s t M e r r y
Christmas and the happi
est of Christmas joys. Our
blessings to one and all.
YOUNG'S 5 & 10 STORE
Jack Holmes and Curly Starr Serves You!
W hen Your Dollars Have More Cents
The phrase may be old
£5
as can be . . . . but our
M e r r y Christmas for
Our wish to you on this
Christmas day is li{e the
evergreen, always always
there and' never fading.
z/ gay Yule to you.
* B R O O K IN G S
M ARKET
you is expressed w 11 h
most smcereity.
Along with Santa’s jolly
greeting— we extend ours
for the Merriest Christ
mas ever!
Closed from noon, Saturday,
Dec. 22, to W ednesday m orn
ing, Dec. 26.
Samuel A. Hall
Central Building
Brookings, Oregon
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BROOKINGS LAUNDRY
Mrs. L. W. March, and her force