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PAGE FOUR BROOKINOS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON Thursday, August 14, 1952 »♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•»»♦♦o ; ♦ LANGLOIS •' ♦ ♦ R,t M arion R rooks * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Mr. and Mrs. Jack C hristian enjoyed a pot luck supper before Mr. and Mrs. H enry Kelly and LOCAL NEWS son of Denm ark spent the week Grange. It was decided not to her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. Jim Mr. and Mrs. B urt McDonald end a t Sweet Home. hold Grange next regular m eeting S parr of Cottage Grove were over announce the m arriage of tMeir (iate since it conflicted with the night guests of Mr. and Mrs. W al A rthur Russell and family, s ta daughter, Joan, to Huey Sykc^T of C urry County F air dates. ter Brooks at Silver Springs this tioned near Vallejo, Calif., stopjx'd E ureka. Joan w as Azalea Queen week. Mr. and Mrs. Al Davison and for a visit with Lola Sypher, on Linda Steddom of Laurel Grove in 1947, the only tim e all towns his way to Coos Bay, where he daughter Rene of LeMoore, Calif., fell over a log, cutting quite a Bridal Shower Given „ * . . . „ . in the three counties w ere rep will vacation with his parents, Mr. and granddaughter, M yrtle D rury gash on her leg. She is still walk H ester and Alta Hull honored, resented Mrs Sykes is with and Mrs. R. G. Russell. the of Strafford, Calif., visited Mrs. ing "three-legged’’ these days, but Mr. and Mrs. Norm an Holycross P. G. & E. at E ureka. Mrs. Lute Henry and daughter, Davison’s hrother-in-law and sis soon will be back on the active | with a shower Thursday evening. ter. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Brooks Joanne, m other, Mrs. Ethel Cor- list, it is hoped. L ittle Je rry Joy of Ashland is It was held at the Sportsm en’s of Silver Springs last week-end. rick of Coos Bay, left for a busi spending some tim e at the home club house. Many useful and beau Mrs. Donna Churchill and chil They also called at the Charles ness trip to Portland, Sunday. of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. dren are home a fte r attending the tiful gifts were received by the C larke and C. H. Brooks homes Albert Joy. LaCrete S train and Mrs. W alter sum m er school at Southern O re honored couple. in Langlois. Buss of Roseburg were Coquille gon College of Education, at Ash • Lea Morgan had the m isfortune Mr. and Mrs. Clarence fu m - visitors, Friday. Mrs. Buss is vis land. _ of dropping a stepladder on her ‘‘Sm ith-C orona’ Typew riters at ' this weck and is having walt of Sixes flew back to Chicago iting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Nancy Sullivan. Eureka, (he Pilot Office. this week and will return, driving Art Strain. culty in walking. sister of Mrs. Joe Nilsen, is vis- out a new school bus. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Morrell left itng the Nilsens for two or three Kenny and Tudy Longanecker Saturday for a two weeks trip weeks. returned Thursday from a two- which will take them to Califor Mrs. Virginia Wilson of P o rt weeks visit with relatives in and nia, eastern Oregon, and possibly ‘7/7 Party Tim e land, m other of Mrs. Charles Jen tim e at the Chetco Inn near N orth Hollywood. Dolores to Wyoming and Colorado. sen, is spending two weeks with and P a tty Bruchler returned with Mr. and Mrs. W alt Sabin were them for a visit with their sister, brief visitors here Friday evening. the Jensen family Home-like lobby suitable for weddings, recep Mrs, Kamph. Mr. and Mrs. Al Volck returned They were on their way to the tions, bridge parties and all other festive oc Mrs. Johnny W alker and daugh Rogue River for a fishing trip. this week from a trip which took them through Reno, Nevada, three ter, Sherry, of Denmark, left for casions. Johnny Cox was injured while Prineville, Monday night, where ..... lllt. r o r IIU1I national parks, and two week’s working at the F. S. P. mill, and 2 T y. ^ " K Vil Mr^ a lk e r',m o ,h - 1 ' O the d««»«’* He w iil visit with a nephew and niece at e r and ( brother, Los Angeles. They reported an ro er I hey expect to off work several days retu rn Sunday. enjoyable trip but are glad to be When Grange Juvenile Camp Mr. and Mrs Robert Roake and broke up Sunday, Velma Ann back home. children of Portland arrived late W hite went on to Corvallis, where Mr. and Mrs. E arnest H atm ak- Friday for a week's visit with she will visit her uncle and aunt, er and children. Arlene Pickle, Mrs Roake’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B arbara T ucker of Selma Mr. and Mrs. D arrell Elliott. Mrs. Frank Pook. When they re Reason able prices for Private Parties! Docia Sweet and Mary Wood and John T ucker of Wendover. tu rn home their son, Peter, will work h of Sixes attended home Utah, arrived S aturday for a week accom pany them. He has spent m akers camp at M yrtle Grove, visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs several weeks this sum m er with near Bridge, Tuesday. They learn Dick Tucker. John will rem ain Board and room from $27.50 a week (6 days board) his grandparents. with his grandparents. Mr. and ed to m ake nylon stockings into M embers of the Langlois Com a ttractiv e artificial flowers and Mrs. C. H. Brooks for two weeks m unity church and friends of Rev. corsages. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Brooks re Archie McNeil of Cannon Beach, Septem ber 20 and 21 are dates ceived word of the birth of a were saddened to hear of his of the Sixes-Elk Garden C l u b granddaughter, Laurie Jane, born Famous for its comfort— Brookings, Oregon death in an autom obile accident flower show. Everyone is invited to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tucker, at on the Tillamook to Portland road 1 to display their flowers and veg Wendover, Utah, Aug. 5. n li n i 1 *~. a m i mu last week. Rev. McNeil was con etables. A silver tea will be a nected with the Village Missions part of the program each day. and was instrum ental in placing Sixes Grange met Saturday. Mr. the pastor in Lahglois Com m un and Mrs. Glen Murdock of South ity church. Deer Creek Grange. M yrtle Creek, Henry Adolphsen was involved were present. One new m em ber in a painful accident W ednesday was given the first and second which put him in the Gold Beach degree obligations. One applica-I hospital with two broken ribs tion was voted on and three new each broken in two places, and ' applications were received. The possibly other internal injuries H. E C. will meet with Mrs. Mart He was visited Thursday evening Hoggatt at Port Orford T hurs • Mrs Adolphsen and Mr. and Mrs Clinton Fuller and children. day. Booster night was set for Septem ber 27. The m em bership Regular Dinners Daily Special . $1.50 $1.35 CHETCO INN Growing With Brookings % COOS-CURRY ELECTRIC CO -OPERATIVE, Inc. Office Supplies IS Now Available ai the ofliee— I’hone 2282 • Adding Machine Tape • I'ypewriter Ribbons • Sales books •R eceip t Hooks » C a rb o n Paper • lim e 1 ickels and Cards Full-Tim e O ffice In Co-op Building • Statement of earnings • Coast View Stationery • Scratch Pads • Debit Slips • Large Manila Envelopes, 6x9 and 9x12 • Employees W ithholding Blanks • Typewriter p.qxr (Rear of Pete I. Lesineister Realty Office) 8 :3 0 A . M . To 12 Noon 1:00 P. M . To 5 :0 0 P. M . • »Second Sheets • Copy Paper .VOA7I.ÍV THROUGH PR IM Y • Specially Made Forms To Order Brookings-Harbor Pilot TELEPHONE 2461
