PA G E T W E L V E
Thursday, October 16, 1952
BR O O K IN G S-H A R B O ? P IL O T , BROOKINGS, O R E G O N
The home of Mrs. Nelita Kamp
on the piano. Oh! yes, it sends fest. I know the rest of the bar­
was the scene of an enjoyable
shivers up your back.
bershoppers, along with myself,
party
on
Monday
afternoon
honor­
The
“Tommy”
Thompsons
were
want
to think them.
t
Mrs. Eva Hill was the guest of
ing
Mis.
Lawn
and
her
sister
Mrs.
the
"open
house”
hosts
for
the
By
OI
Speb
honor at the home of her son and
gang Monday night. They are
family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stuart of Hollister who have spent
A rather timely remark was
Sure had a good turnout of giving up the “Hearthstone”, so
two
months
visiting
Mrs.
Lawn’s
Crockett near Harbor, Ore. at a
overheard
the other day—“I’d
Barbershoppers Montlay night, invited the barbershoppers over
dinner party. Mrs. Hill celebrated son and family Mr. and Mrs. Art
,
walk a mile to save a pennv to
...
. go hunting.”
.
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her 86th birthday on October 3rd Lawn. Visiting and a social time plus several guests. Went over a lor pie,
* coffee and one last song park , where
I T used . to
was
enjoled.
Refreshments
were
couple
of
the
old
songs
then
work­
nrd is enjoying fair health for
her age. Following the bountiful served by Mrs. Kamp, assisted by ed on a few’ of the new’ ones.
dinner the beautiful decorated May Crook and Eunice Faris, We’re getting some pretty good
birthday cake was cut and served. iuests included Ruth Raymond, songs whipped into shape.
After giving the chorus mem­
Her two great grand daughters Jackie Yarbough, Mildred Lake,
PHONES: Office, 2824; Residence 2583.
D >nna Mae and Cindy Freeman, Virginia Bowie, Bet.y Eagles, bers a going over we did a little
.*n I daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Eleanor Layman, Mabel Maris “woodsheddin”, which is a lot of
Eddie Freeman sang Happy Birth­ Ann Blankenship, Ada 1101*811, fun. If you don’t know w hat wood­ LARGE CITY LOTS EXCELLENT LOCATION—$700. only $200.
day. Mrs. Hill received many gifts, Henrietta Woodruff, Agnes Maris, sheddin is, it’s picking a quartet
down.
flowers and cards extending birth­ Evelyn Reichlin, Alyce Bolick, Lu­ at randum. Then they get up and
cille Lawn and Ada Nelson.
day greetings.
try to put a song together in HOME WITH CHETCO RIVER VIEW—with easement to the river
Mrs. Lucy Martin, age 81, had the barbershop harmony style.
and good fishing. Furnished two bedrm. home with fireplace.
the misfortune to fall recently in Thats when you hear some of the
Garage & woodshed. Only $7500. Full Pr. Terms.
the Smith River Coffee Shop. She notes that are between the keys
injured her hip in the fall and
ONE ACRE* 100 FEET OCEAN FRONTAGE—with small cottage
was taken to Seaside Hospital by been under construction for sev­
15900. FI. Pr. Terms.
W urlitzer and
ambulance, where she is getting eral months by Frank Endert.
Jesse French
along satisfactory with her hip will soon be finished and open NEW 2 BEDRM. HOME only $8500 full pr. pannelled living rm.
in a cast.
Hdw. firs. & cement drive—close in.
to the public. The interior is be­
ing
finished
and
fountain
equip­
The Smith River Sunday School
N E W A N D USED
are having a foot! sale on Satur­ ment being installed this week. SAVE RENT- NEW 2 Bedrm. Home with fireplace—hdw\ firs.
day afternoon, October 18 at
All large rooms $2500. Down balance $60.60 per mo. at
Westbrook’s Market. Sale opens
4% interest.
at 1.00 p.m. Proceeds will be used j
to help purchase a piano or organ
NEW 3 BEDRM. 2 BATHS* DEN FIREPLACE garage large
R E N T A L O R H E iA L
for the church. There will be
lot good well. This is a real bargain at $14,000.00.
plenty of home cooked food on
sale.
ISO feet river frontage good boat landing 4 Rm. Modern home
1 lining & Repair
Teacher of
Chester Crook, g o v e r n m e n t
M Pune XSXKMD «30001 Down. •
tra|»er for predatory animals,
caught a large bear first of the
Piano— I oice
week on the Eva McNamara
ranch in Elk Valley. The hear
Pipe Organ
had been living on apples on this
See: Charles Grayshel, Erm a D. Rice
ranch and was good anti fat.
STUDIO
BROOKINGS, ORE.
M artha Grayshel or Guy F* Rice.
B rookings, or
Ml
Robeit Mm' ar and chil­
dren of Medford, Oregon, is spend­
£ When Brookings Has 10,000 What Will Y’ou H ave??? 7
ing several days visiting her par­
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maris
also her grand mother, Mrs. Agnes
Maris.
I*he new* Rexall Store and ice
<«>Ql II l.'l . ( >KI <,<)N cream fountain building which has
SMITH RIVER
'Wood-shedding7
SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY CO.
j •
P IA N O S !
NORINE HARVEY
Insurance of A ll Kinds!
CONTACT—
Chetco Drug Store
v.
maara
Things Doing and Happening at
!
P A U L ftO N N IG E R , M. D.
Don's C /iff House
physician and surgeon
HV
Office 1 lours: io to 12; 1 to 5
Office Phone 2911; Res. Phone 2580
have completed a Series of Talent Contests
and the Five Winners are to meet again
for the Grand Prize of $ 1 0 0 . 0 0
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, at 10:30 P.M.
Spcrtiitq Goons— Fishing Gear!
Ji
e try to meet the anglers every need!
J. J. GALLAGHER
In the heart of town
Brokings, Oregon
THE MACKS
Are Playing This Week
GIVING YOU T ill: BEST DANCE RHYTHM
AND SONY; SPECIALTIES
BROOKINGS AUTO PARTS
AVTHO KIZED
Don sez:
arc going to hare a BIG H A L L O W E ’E N P A R T Y ,
F R ID A Y , O C T O B E R 3 1 . A Masquerade Ball with noise
makers. confetti, etc., plus prizes for the best man and
best lady costume. Also for the best couple.
Il f
Don sez: Wednesday nights are going to be Bingo N ights with
McGULLOCH CHAIN SAW DEALER
AND REPAIR SERVICE
Across from Shell Station
Brookings, Oregon
1« O« Box 195
Brookings, Oregon
Phone 22*4 j
many prizes to be won. Come and join the fun. Spend an
erentng with us and try our wonderful dinners.
i
Phone 2421 for Reservations
West Brookings