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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
For W hat It's Worth .
Thursday, December 27,
Mrs. Ruby Morris, m other of
Frank Morris of Sixes return- mony. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wheel
Mrs. Ruby Rundberg and Allen ed home Saturday after 14 months ing and Mr. and Mrs. John Bruch
Wilson,
an
uncle,
arrived
Sunday
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Wilson, an uncle, arrived Sunday in the army. He was given his ler were presented with gifts V
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fc — - Oakland
I _ I -te- — 1 for the holidays.
i ruins nave always h e ld a
from
leave a month ago and has been token of appreciation for then-
since my parents brought me west in 1914 via covered With them was a brother*in-law visiting relatives in Texas since work and loyalty to the Grange
and sister of Mrs. Rundberg, of then. He is happy to be home and Both families soon will leave the
Pullman. 1 he ordeal of sleeping three San Francisco.
his friends welcome him home.
community. A gift exchange Was
in a berth, for there were six of us, should Mr. and Mrs. Dave McKenzie Mr. and Mrs. A1 B erger and enjoyed, with tre a ts for the ju\
have given me enough rail travel to last of Eureka are moving into the D arrell Price purchased the R. eniles. The Juveniles presented a
guest house at the Henry Adolph- Pomeroy place on New Lake road candlelight ceremony.
a life-time. Youth, however, soon forgets son ranch. They will be there, and
expect to move there Jan. I.
There was special Christmas,
such minor discomforts, and so a train possibly all winter.
Miss Virginia Sypher arrived
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sweet of home Saturday from S e a t t le service at the Langlois Commun
whistle in the night was always certain to Sixes are spending the holidays at
where she is attending school. ity church, Sunday. Charles Jen
set me dreaming of future travels.
Ashland with her parents.
Rose, who is working at Portland, sen brought his electric organ to
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Noble left and Dorothy of Coos Bay, w ere church and he and W ilbur played
Then when I was sixteen, my first job Sunday morning for S eattle to
home Monday for a visit with a duet. He also played medley of
of manual labor was as a member of a rsPen{t the holidays. During their their m other, Mrs. Audrey Sypher. Christm as songs. Mrs. Vera Cad-
man sang “S ta r of the E ast.’’ The
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v* ««• V es
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section gang for the Cireat Northern rail- absencc Mr- and
Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Moore left
fflooks and Sandy will care for
members of the junior class had
Friday for Tigard to spend the
way which ran between Portland and Seattle.
the stock. They will retu rn the
short recitations, and the primary
holidays
with relatives
I can still remember the thrill I experience when the la tte r part of the week.
class sing “Away in the Manger.”
Mr. and Mrs. Carl K rause of
3nd Mr®’ Robcrt Thetford Sunday evening Elders Blehm -4
boss would yell to clear the tracs for a passenger train Denm
ark went to S eattle this , a n d fa m il>’ have S°ne to Hoquiam, Wyman
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pulling through. Of course, the brief respite from work week to visit friends and rela- ®Sh" tO spend the holidays with presented a special Christmas
parentSl
program. This is the last of a
ing that it offered was a pleasure in itself, but that feeling tives for the week. Carl Britton |
Sixes Grange met in regular series of m eetings held by the
is looking a fte r the auto court
was nothing in comparison to the awe which enveloped while they are gone.
I session S aturday night. Six mem- Seventh-Day Adventists in the
me as the big train thundered by.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gardner and bers of Sixes Juvenile Grange Community church.
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l or there, as in another world, I could see the well- sons of Glenwood, Ore., are vis were graduated into the Subord-
Try Pilot Class A d s - th e y payl
iting old friends and relatives inale Grange w ith Ihc pretty cere-
dressed jx.*ople as they sat in the spacious (.liners eating in the Denm ark area over the
their meals from tables covered with snowy white table holidays.
cloths. And on each table was a crimson flower nodding Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Britton of
D enm ark went to M yrtle Point
in .1 cry vase. How wonderful I though it would be if S aturday evening to s e e their
Book Cases, Writing Desks, Comer Cabinets
daughter, Mrs. Imogene Powerie
I were only rich and could ride in such a car.
installed
as
M
atron
of
the
Order
1 hat was many years ago. But just last week I took of Eastern Star.
Kitchen Cabinets. Breakfast Nooks, Deors,
3 train trip from Portland to Seattle over the very tracks U 5 lie Hale, in training at Camp
Windows, frames, cupboard doors, drawers.
W'hich as a lad I had helped maintain. And I sat in the Roberts, is home on furlough |
IF IT 'S M ADE OF WOOD—
diner; and I ate at a table with a snowy white table over the holidays. Ken K ruct-
c r’ in the air corps, is also ex
YOU HAVE A JOB FOR J. E. FTFIELD"
cloth; and a red carnation nodded in its srystal vase. pected home.
Turn off 101 at Beach Road. Follow the Sign»
1 here was a youthful dream realized; but I wasn’t Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Engle-
til rilled, hor 1 saw the prices on menu and I wasn’t rich. »»art and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
M cW horter spent S aturday night
with
the John Donaldson family.
poose. Miss Hughes went to P o rt
Ihey were on their way from
land to meet her brother who is
California to Corvalils and P o rt
B y Marion Brook»
home from the navy, and togeth land.
As you read your papers this
er they wwent to Stanfield, Oie.,
Design your fireplace, patios, etc.
week-end, C hristm as has come
Mr. and Mrs. Duff McDaniels
to spend Christm as with their
and gone, taking many of our
parents. Elizabeth Livermore and of Swifts Cheese plant a t Sixes,
friends and loved ones back to
lie also dealth in tile of all types, for
Florence Jones are in Hillsboro are at Portland this week with
th eir homes. The spirit of peace
their
daughter-in-law
.
Their
son
at their old home and Mrs. Kel
hearths and wall tile.
and happiness lingers on and we
logg Snow is at Portland with is in the arm ed forces in Korea
live over again many of the hap
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hines
her son-in-law and daughter. Mrs.
py hours spent with them. As we
Ruth Murphy is staying at Lang- and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Blair
look around
ahead the
Year and
is neeb-
attended Eastern S ta r installa
ing
,„e New
corner
J e i i«u
,i v e ~ ^ . ’ K " : • " " - -
5°° yards north of 4-Biddlcs Motel, Harbor
tion at Bandon Saturday night.
a re laced with all the resjxinsi-
Tuesdav Mr a m
a ur
bllitie. that come with it. May ton
It be « year of peace and happi
„
Eugt‘ne to do shob’
ness to all mankind
,
,ey relurned Wednesday,
Langlois schools recessed on C i " v '* ‘b ? ? daughter’ 8 « ^ .
Dec. 22 until Jan. 7 Many of th .
l ? a ” cy * ° ° re ho m e to spend
teachers left for their homes in - —
‘da>S Roger Moore is «»««
at home
different parts of the state. Miss
Evelyn C arter went to Portland
F ’ Sw,ngle and M rs- Nor-
to
meet
her
Da
rent«
‘
HowajU
m other and sister of
to meet her parents, Mr. and
M rs C arter, and they will spend Mrs. Jam es Masoropolito, are ex
the holidays together at Scap- pected to spend the holidays at
the MAStropolito home.
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P
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