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Thursday, fune 5, 1952
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS, OREGON
Bud and W ill M cVay and A. C. ican Legion and A u x ilia ry . F o l
Thompson, and oth e r re la tive s in lo w in g the p rogram the group
D el N orte and C u rry counties. He m arched to the cem etery wherAj
was
a native o f S m ith R iver. The services were held fo r depa W
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Bu E th e l Goodfin
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* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ fu n e ra l services were held F rid a y veterans, then on to the In d ia n
noon at Covello. R elatives a tte n d cemetery’, and fin a l services w ere
1 T hrongs o f people attended the e d the services.
held at the ocean beach, in m em
grand opening o f W estbrook’s
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The program , held at S m ith o ry of those who lost th e ir lives
M a rk e t S aturday, to inspect the
R ive r C om m unity h a ll, M ay 17, at sea.
new’ self-service m a rke t, also the
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was much appreciated by eve ry
self-service m eat m a rk e t.
This
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one, when the B rookings B a rb e r
store was designed and b u ilt by
shop chorus and H arm onettes, to
■ js r
Ted and Tod W estbrook, of red
g e th e r w ith the Crescent C ity
t
wood fro m th e ir b ro th e r’s logging
group and quartets, e n tertaine d
job. Free gardenias were given to
the audience. Lennis F ike was
the firs t 100 ladies e n te rin g the
m aster of ceremonies. T his a ffa ir
store. Free balloons were present
was sponsored by R onald M cClish
mwh
N —O— T — I —C — E
ed to the youngsters, and re fre sh
and money taken in w ill be used
m ents were served by various
fo r much-need repairs to the hall.
w holesalers th ro u g h o u t the day.
Refreshm ents of sandwiches and
M any b e a u tifu l bouquets w e r e
coffee were served fo llo w in g the
sent by business firm s and friends
program .
o f Crescent C ity and S m ith R iver.
Kay Sandstrom
M em orial services were held on
S p iritu a l understanding alone
S hi1 added: “ We rejoice in wide* M uch c re d it goes to Ted and Tod
E
venings
by A p p o in tm e n t
can pierce today's c o rru p tio n in 'y accu m u la tin g evidence, in term s W estbrook w ho have been in the M ay 30 at the co m m u n ity h a ll at
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r, Oregon
g o ve rn m e n t and w o rld confusion o f C h ris tia n healing, th a t the store since 1948 when they took 10 a. m. under d ire ctio n o f A m e r
and lead m an kin d to la s tin g safe needed s p iritu a l understanding is over the business fro m Vance Bo-
lic k . O rig in a lly the old store was
t y and se cu rity, The C h ris tia n a vailable to h u m a n ity today.
ru
n by th e ir g ra n d fa th e r, W illia m
Science H oard o f d ire c to rs said
Key officials reported on the
M onday.
W
estbrook,
m ore than 60 years
fa r flung a c tiv itie s o f the denom
A b o u t 7,>00 C h ris tia n S cientists ination, w I n c h h a s branches ago. T his new’ m a rke t is located
fro m th ro u g h o u t the w o rld heard throughout the U nited States and ju s t o ff the freew ay, e n te rin g the
tow n o f S m ith R iver. T here is
th e D ire c to rs ’ special message in 41 o th e r countries.
am
ple p a rk in g space.
a t the A nnual M eeting o f t h e
G row ing p u b lic acceptance of
W ord has been received by the
M o th e r C hurch, the F irs t C hurch s p iritu a l healing Was noted by
o f C h ris t. S cientist, i n Boston, Gordon V. Com er, C le rk o f The relatives, te llin g o f the death of
M assachusetts.
M other C hurch. C u rre n t church F red V incent, 50, son o f Mrs.
The D ire c to rs said th a t human records, he said, include te s ti L a u ra V incent, H a rb o r, w ho died
In g e n u ity alone w ill never solve monies o f C h ris tia n Science heal M ay 21 at W ille ts fo llo w in g an
m a n k in d ’s deepest problem s. But ings of a r th r itis , cancer, d e fo rm accident when a to rch he was
th e y added that the means for ed nose, in fa n tile paralysis, g a ll- us*nK to burn weeds on his ranch
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no«« ♦ was severely
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V incent
rig h t adjustm ent are s p iritu a l and «tones, carious hones and flesh, exploded.
burned.
He
is
surveyed
by
his
are im m e d ia te ly available .
as w e ll as of social d rin k in g and
w
idow
,
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ro
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,
his
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other,
Mrs.
“ N ot num bers nor hum an m ight sm oking.
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b u t T ru th s p iritu a l understand
George C hanning, m anager of V in ce n t o f H a rb o r, an aunt. Mrs.
M
in
n
ie
Thom
pson;
three
uncles
in g - is the pow er th a t w ill m old C h ris tia n Science C om m ittees on
th e w o rld 's de stin y,” they d e c la r Publications, reported increasing
ed? N am ed president of the M o th official state and local recognition ing to hospitalized veterans and
e r C h u rch fo r the com ing year of the rig h t o f the in d iv id u a l to m em bers o f the arm ed forced. In
w as L t. Col. Robert E llis Key exem ption fro m com pulsory phvs- addition,
13 C h ris tia n Science
o f London, E ngland, Associate ical exam ination s in good fa ith chaplains three o f them in K o
He said re a — w ere on a ctive d u ty w th
E d ito r of C h ris tia n Science re lig on religious grounds.
W ITH
ious periodicals. He has been ac flu o rid a tio n o f the p ublic w a te r t mops.
tive in the re lig io n fo r m ore than supply is being opposed on the
40 years, in c lu d in g service as a grounds that it represents state
p ra c titio n e r, le c tu re r and a u th o r medicine, and there are prospects
of success.
ised teacher.
R elief to ta lin g some $200,000
“ The keynote o f this c e n tu ry is
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n o t chaos hut C h ris t.” C olonel was v o lu n ta rily co n rib u te d by
Free Estimates
K ey to ld the huge crowd. "W a r C h ris tia n S cientists to aid s u f
and d e s tru c tio n have been asso ferers in t h e K ansas-M issouri
P low ing — D iscing
cia te d w ith the firs t h a lf of the V a lle y flood. Roy G a rre tt Watson,
Y ard L e ve lin g !
tw e n tie th ce n tu ry , hut progress treasurer of The M other Church.
and s p iritu a liz a tio n w ill m a rk the announced.
succeeding years.”
In anothe r field, the C h ris tia n
“ T he old m a te ria lis m must he Science Cam p W e lfa re departm en t
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replaced by a s p iritu a l concept of disclosed th a t m ore than 360 C atnp
c re a tio n ,” he added
W e lfa re w o rke rs were m in is te r- |
M rs. Lora C Rathvon, re tirin g
u w in mnnTTnTm nufanniaBg v'ii'n.....n j.
president, said there is “ grow ing
re co g n itio n th a t s p iritu a l e n lig h t
enm ent, and s p iritu a l e n lig h te n
m ent alone, w ill blot out the ma-
te ris m w hich is the source of all
confusion and o f m ankind's m u l
tip lie d problem s."
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