Thursday, February 28, 1953
BROOKINGS-HARBOR P ILO T, BROOKINGS, O R EG O N
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Local N ew s H appenings
A b o u t Folks You K now
Mrs. Emily Southwell of Sea
side Park, New Jersey, is visit
ing her nieces. Mrs. Edith Ackley
and Mrs. Dora Beaulieu for six
weeks. The youthful 84-year-old
Mrs. Southwell arrived from the
east by plane at Los Angeles and
is visiting relatives from South
ern California, along the coast
up into W ashington while on this
journey.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Stafford en
joyed a visit last week from Mrs.
Luella Hirsch of Portland.
Bob Chambers left for Portland
Friday morning accompanied by
his brother-in-law, C. W. Honey
well of San Francisco, who had
been visiting him for s e v e r a l
days. They will visit a t the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Chambers,
w here Bob will become acquainted
with his new grandson, Dean
Robert Jr., who was born Feb. 6.
On their return, they will be ac
companied by Mrs. Chambers who
has been in Portland helping to
care for her daughter-in-law who
suffered a broken leg during the
Christm as vacation. She is re
covering satisfactorily.
Mrs. Edith Warnock returned
the first of the week from Mayo
Clinic at Rochester. Minn., where
she had been for two weeks. Mrs.
W arnock was diagnosed by Nobel
Prize W inner Dr. Hinch, rheu-
motologist. She went by s tra to
liner from Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gustafson
and Mr. Gustafson's brother and
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Gustafson, drove to Portland on
Saturday. The visitors will re
turn to their home at Penccr,
Minn., by train from there, while
Fred and his wife will return to
H arbor by the last of the week.
Women of the B aptist church
will use their talents to increase
their funds by original projects.
Each w’oman will begin with $1
to m ake as much as possible by
September. There were 26 pres
ent Thursday at the dessert lun
cheon at Hendricks “play room.’’
S. O Newhouse. of Gold Beach,
Only a m onth a fte r he h a d
« aa a business caller here Tues- completed his huildinc A f Ma enough room, so this week the
day. He «„ended Rotary.
, ot found he had j(ls* a£ J half carpenters are busy, doubling the
size of the plant.
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The Henry K errs called by r a
dio and phone to their son-in-law
Bob Rettke, Sunday. They had
ju st recovered from seasickness.
The K errs em barked about the
time a terrific storm struck the
eastern seaboard. Bob told the
Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCord Pilot the call came through fast
a re parents of a 7-yb. 10-oz. son and clear. The ship was about
born at Brookings Clinic Feb. 23. half way to Naples, Italy.
This, their fifth child, has been
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Dixon, af
named David Earl. Mrs. McCord
te r spending the w inter at Glen
is the form er Jean Jordan.
dale, Arizona, returned home last
week.
Curry County Pom ona Grange
will meet a t Ophir Saturday,
Paul DeBlock is doing the land
March 8, at 11 a. m. A pot luck scaping at the Roy Brimm home,
dinner will be enjoyed at noon. and has a large num ber of shrubs
A program of special interest is and evergreens already in place.
being planned by the lecturer,
L ittle Terry, son of Mr. and
Bea Phipps.
Mrs. Vernon Hanscam, and his
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hendry have grandm other, flew to Gold Beach
K moved to the B ertha Moore house and Crescent City with his uncle,
on the Winchuck. The Hendrys Junior, Monday. Terry was much
have sold their florist business thrilled with the experience, and
and greenhouse to Mr. and Mrs. when old enough, may be ta k
M. M. McVay who will carry on. ing flight instruction from his
uncle.
Joe Kinnaird made a trip to
A nother m eeting of the Youth
Porterville, Calif., to bring his
family here to make their home. movement will 1 m * held Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Thor Ask of Vash evening, March 10. All parents
on, Wash., arrived last week for are especially asked to attend,
a visit with relatives in Brookings and those with tim e and desire
to help in this worth-w hile move
and Harbor.
ment will be most welcome. Of
Hugh Akers is recuuperating ten the couple w ithout children
from mumps. He was ill last w-eek appreciate them and are most an- 1
for two days, and then went to xious to raise the standard of
school, only to come home with the children’s environm ent. An
the mumps, which took all the investm ent in youth bears a high
fun out of life for him.
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