Thursday, July io, 1952
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taking their three grandaooa. Don.
,wo daugl ,
of th< B , y e
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me.
David
and
Ronnie,
home..
The
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Walt
Sabin
and
ehil-
Pomona Grange will meet
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N O T I C E
+ boys had spent a month at the dren, Mr. and Mrs. James Mast
s (..range Hall, on Saturday
C. H. Brooks farm, vacationing, polito, Velma Ann, Joe Whit
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p . ,r .v
12, at 11 a. m.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sabin.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forsythe
Pot
luck
dinner
will be served at
of Denmark left Thursday on a Mert Everest and daughter, Mar David Drake of North. Ohi >, qon. The Sixes Grange will ex
motorcycle trip to Portland and lene, of Toledo, Ore., spent W ed-, is staying with the Frank T u n emplify the fifth degree, during
Sandstrom
then on to Heppner, John Day and nesday visiting the Joe Everest and ers on the Bill Sweet ranch th s I the lecturer’s hour. All fourth de
Evenings
by Appoint men t
Floyd
Hale
families.
Bend for the Fourth of July cele
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summer. At present they are ;t gree members are welcome dur-
H
arbor,
Oregon
Mrs. Albert Tomlinson " • ,voru
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bration. Mrs. Forsythe’s mother is , Mr. and
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o ik DUiiaing A new driveway in- I in gthe business meeting and are
caring for the little girls while p . m
. " e u ° " e ,o S ,° c k ,o n ' to th e Bill S w eet S ixes ranch. . , urged to become Pomonoa mem
they are gone.
bers at this meeting.
Mrs
I 11 3 " w k 10 ' lalt lr“‘'"ls improvement long needed.
John and Mary Donaldson a t Mrs. Louis Kreutzer h a s their
Patricia, until they re-
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kel
tended the water carnival gt Gold daughter,
W & ft ftp iTW THE
turn.
of Cottage Grove called at th > I Get that Pioneer History at the
Pilot office, $6.00.
Beach on the Fourth and also had
a picnic with friends and rela Mr. and Mrs. Lute Henry en-'Wal,er Brooks hom<‘- Saturday,
tertained with dinner at Tangle-
Mrs. Joe Nilsen and Joan Stone- [ T ry Pilot C lass Ads they pay!
tives while there
wood, honoring Mr. and Mrs. L. c-vP^er recently went to Astoria
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Quinn and
L. Jackson of Hollwyood, Calif., and then motored down the coast,
Jean went to Crescent City last
and
Mr. and Mrs. George Kron-
many spots of interest
Sunday.
enberg of Bandon, Wednesday eve- such as Sea Lions Cave, Dcpoe
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Button, ning.
‘Bay. While at Astoria they took
who recently sold their Denmark
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins who ' hf ferry ° ' cr ,0 ,he Washington
home, have moved to Wedderburn. recently purchased the Mike R igik',ide lor a short ,ime-
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Broady plaee at Denmork, were guests of, Mf- and Mrs. Lee Stonecvpher
SEWER LINES, WATER LINES,
of Gold Beach moved into the Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Morrell at the and
of Coquille, Mr. an.'
Button home during the week-end. Floras Creek ranch, July 4.
¡Mrs. Joe Nilsen of Langlois Hill,
DRAINAGE DITCHES, ETC.,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kane of Early July 4, Mr. and Mrs. Ever- a"'! *,r and
Don Whereat
Medford visited their parents, the . S t r a in m o t o r e d t o C o ld Kna.-h arKl '’«»Khters of Denmark enjoy-
At $12.50 PER HOUR
ett Strain motored to Gold Beach
Art Kanes, over the week-end.
ed a family picnic on Sixes River
from
where
they
took
the
boat
for
Mrs. Carrie Boice, long-time res-1
on the Fourth.
ident of Langlois, has gone to ' Agness, making a pleasant day.
Mr. Easterling, pastor of the
Benton City, Wash., to visit her Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smith of
Langlois
Community Church, re
son-in law and daughter, Mr. and Midw j are entertaining an aunt
ported
on
the Sunday School camp
fror Wasson. Ohio. She expects
Mrs. Tex Autery.
for
young
people held at McKin
Judy and Janice Boice are vis to Lc here a couple of weeks.
P. O. Box 1240
HARBOR, OREGON
ley
last
week.
He said they all en
Mr. and ICrs. Lyle Hibbard of
iting their grandmother, Mrs. Hood
joyed
the
recreation
and
camp
life
at Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. Boice Roseburg, cousins of Gerald Quinn,
First House South oj Sunset Mote!
called at the Denmark store .on in spite of the damp weather and
took them over last week.
that a real spiritual bln« sin•- w r
Wylie Hale, paratrooper, stopp the morning of the Fourth.
ed here for a short visit, while en
Dick and Clara Erwin motored
route to Japan.
to the redwoods at Eureka, on the
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Brooks Fourth, but encountered so much
fog they
-rrel homo and left
Sat unlay morning foi Asnland .
visit her sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Ringbeimer of
Piercy, Calif., are visiting the Bid
Montgomery Ward’s representa Brown family over the week-end.
tives are here to stay. Major ap They are parents of Mrs. Brown.
pliances, furniture and floor cov
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Aldropp
erings with estimates on plumb have as guests Mrs. Aldropp’s sis
ing and building materials. We ter and brothdr-in-law, Mr. anil
will deliver freight free to you. Mrs. LeRoy Teal, for the week.
Our location at present is at the
Entertaining . with _ a _ dinner
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Hotel Brookings.
15tf ¡celebration o%ihe Fourth, Mr. and
¡Mrs. Kenneth Thompson and Jea-
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Katherine's
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