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Mrs. Sargent attended f r o m
Wednesday evening, Ruth Mur
Brookings.
Mrs.
Miller,
Wilma
Jo
phy
and Wanda Volck met with
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Allard,
Mrs.
Devoe
and
Mrs.
the
executive
planning board of
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By Marion Brook»
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♦ < ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Walker were the Gold Beach rep Coos-Curry teachers in Coquille
resentatives, and Mrs. Talley, Ha to arrange for the Coos-Curry
Saturday evening, September
zel Cram and Bishop Jenkins teachers conference to be held
27, is Booster night at the Sixes
came from Port Orford.
in Coos Bay in December.
grange hall. Once every year the
Next Sunday, September 28 is
Mrs. Mamie Roatch of Inter
piange holds open house for their
rally
day at the Sunday sdhool ot
1 -lends and neighbors and invite national Falls, Minnesota was an
the
Langlois
Community church
them in for an evening of fun overnight guest of her cousin,
A
special
program
is planned
Mrs.
Walter
Slocum.
She
was
on
and to acquaint them with the
and
it
is
graduation
day
for tht
a
trip
through
Oregon
and
Cali
grange program.
Refreshments
classes.
Over
100
present
is tht
fornia.
The
two
ladies
have
not
will be served and grange ladies
aim.
Be
sure
you
are
there
and
seen
each
other
in
over
52
years
are asked to bring sandwiches or
bring
another.
Jim
Crewe
was
boasting
Satur
cookies.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Loshbaugh
Dorothy Doane, Lola Sypher, day -morning that he had caught
i 10 ¡x>und salmon on a spinning returned
from their honeymoon
Ollio Britton and Marion Brooks
reel
in
the
Sixes
river.
Saturday.
They are making theii
attended the regular meeting of
John
Stone
of
Portland
was
a
home
on
the
Hildebrand place or
the board of the Tubercular
week
end
guest
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
f.anglois
hill.
Health association held at the
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sabin ot
home of Mrs. Sydney Walker of Jim Crewe at Langlois. The men
Gold Beach, Friday afternoon. are boyhood triends and worked Riverton spent the week end with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will
Matters pertaining to the work together for many years.
Mrs.
Don
De
Haven
gave
a
Sabin.
Friends of Mrs. Will Sa
of the association were discussed
stork
shower
Thursday
afternoon
bin
will
be glad to know that she
end plan", for the Christmas seal
for
Mrs.
Lee
Tigler
at
her
Floras
is
improving
rapidily from her
drive and formation of groups
lake
home.
Guests
were:
Melba
recent
sick
spell.
for discussion oh family relations
Mrs. Elton White spent Tues
were discussed. Mrs. Miler, coun Baker, Patricia Swem, Margaret
McClure,
Mary
McClure,
Dorothy
day
visiting with Mrs. MelvinMa-
ty nurse spoke of various ¡»bases
Woodruff, Ruth Britton, Elsie thers of Port Orford.
Quinn, Bernice Brown and Irene
Mrs. Cora Gustin hes been ad
Brown. Games were played after ded to the corps of grade school
which the many lovely gifts were teachers as the 7th grade teacher.
»¡»ened. At the end of a pleasant She recently taught in Roseburg.
Serving Brookings afternoon
the hostess served re
Mr. and Mrs. Don Whereat
freshments.
and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jensen
On Monday afternoon Irene celebrated their wedding anniver
Since 1933
Brown gave a birthday party for saries with dinner at Tanglewood,
Betty De Haven at her home, Saturday evening.
guest were: PeailRobinson, Mrs.
Bert Andersen killed a cougar
Simonds, Shirley Tigler and Ruth up Sixes Friday. It is believed
Britton.
to be the one that has killed so
Mrs. James Schrieber, Jr. of many sheep and goats in this area
Denmark gave birth to a baby for the past three months. The
hoy Friday night at the Bandon government hunter has been on
hospital.
Mrs. Schrieber is a its trail for some time, but Mr.
daughter of W. W. Brazel of Den Andersen was the lucky one to
mark.
hag the big cat. Mrs. Andersen
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson of was displaying it at Sixes store
Oretown, Oregon are week end before taking it to Gold Beach.
ROEDER
guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boak spent
Gerald Quinn and family.
the week end with her parents,
Funeral Home
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Summerlin Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Zumwalt
of Myrtle Point, and parents of of Sives.
Mrs Dick Barklow were week end
The Sixes Elk flower show was
508 It. St. Phone 1091 guests at the Barklow home.
a decided sucess. Many beauti
Mr. and Mrs. Lex Cope spenti ful arrangements were displayed
CRESCENT CITY
the week end in Roseburg While and individual specimens were ad
there they will attend the wedding mired bv all. The most unusual
individual display was a Magnolia
in bloom shown by Gertrude Zum
77/r best in Diamonds, Watches, Bracelets,
walt. This is an annual affair
Stiver ware and Jewelry.
put on by Sixes Elk garden club
and well worth your time to see.
Don’t miss it next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hoover,
Certified Watchmaker and Jeweler
grade school principle s|»ent the
Finn R ailw ay W atches Hlgins. Hamilton», Illinois and other» week end in Portland where they
attended a wedding of one of
21 and 23 Jewels!
"For the gift .vow ui/f j/ire teifh pride let your jeweler their family.
Mrs. Schlappi and daughter
be your guide."
Betty of Ophir are spending the
Robinson’s Building -Next to Diinmick’s
week end with her sister, Mrs
Hazel Hofsess.
Dick Everest was home from
Eugene over the week end.
Phe girl scouts met Wednesday
the 17th. They have a new lead
er whose name will be reported
DENN SUPPLY
later. They studied scout laws
and learned the scout pledge.
Easy Street, Brookings
Afterwards they played games
and after a song or two were dis
missed.
Padfle 3 tab thick butt roofing, $8.65 sq.: Fainted cedar shakes,
Mr. anil Mrs Robert Robbins
$13.50 aq.; 1-8x6 one panel doors, $3.50 (get them while they last)
visited the various Robbins’ fam
Complete color sots $135.00. Laundry trays complete.
(Satin
ilies around Langlois the last
faueeta, drum trap, »Land, IS " nipple. 1H* slip joint nut and
week
end.
washer) Double compartment $34 50. S. C. $21.50.
Barbara Monroe and Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Monroe and children
Complete atoek of NASON Faints. Get all of yxmr Christmas
were in Cottage Gro\e over last
1 oya at 15%-COTJ» discount. We have a lay-awny plan.
week end.
Mrs Fred Belloni and her
We wish to state that this merchandise is not second rate.
friend from Eureka, Mrs. Elva
Lidstone were* Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs I/'x Cope
Wo sell as high class a merchandise as anv other store
last week end.
Clarence Brooks and Kenneth
We Just sell at a lower price Open Monday, Thursday till 6-30
Thompson attended the fair
P. M. — Open Fitda\ till 9 00 P M
Hours Saturday 9:00
board meeting in Gold Beach
A. M to 5 P. M.
Thursday evening
Mrs Ellen
Dougherty has accepted the job
of secretary and was also present
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LANGLOIS
N.
Thursday, September 25, 1952
RPnoKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON
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Bills for the fair were presented
md authorized paid.
Mr. Bill
Fuller of the Gold Beach cham
ber of commerce was present and
asked for the use of the tair
grounds for a celebration of the
arrival of Bonneville power on j
October 2nd. The request was
granted.
Plans for improving
next year’s fair were discussed.
The regular meeting night was set
for the second Monday in each
month.
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