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Thursday, November 27, 1952
BROOKINGS-HARBOP PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
egistered at the Co-op on the
Meeting Place Changed BOOSTER N IG H T
college campus and went to the
The place of the meeting of DRAWS CROWD
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homes to which we were as
the
All
Year
Events
Association
signed.
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Dinner was served at the Mel Smith River Services were held Thursday, Dec. 4, has been chang
The Brookings High Schoo
on Hall cafeteria at 5:30, which Friday afternoon from Wier Mor ed from the Chetco Inn to the m em bers w ere honored with a
Dramatics club, formed this school we enjoyed immensely. During tuary chapel in Crescent City for Grange hall after the meeting of ( tribute by Past Pomona Master J.
O. PPhipps of Ophir Grange.
year and being advised by Mrs he dinner, our hosts entertained «Mrs. Rhoda Prock, age 74, who the Chamber of Commerce.
Short talks on the insurance of
Tom Doherty, was invited to th* us with a very interesting pro passed away at Seaside hospital
fered to Grange members were
seventh
annual
Northwestern gram consisting of speeches and on Nov. 18. Rev. L. A. Prescott
eiven
by D. C. aggers and Docia
Drama Festival at Humbolt Stab i njoyable music.
officiated.
Sweet.
college, Nov. 21 anrl 22.
After dinner the Humbolt Col
Mrs. Prock, a native of Oregon,
Tiie Barbershoppers were rep»
Del Norte Pomona Grange No.
Our club, of approximately 20, i ;e Players presented us with was born Feb. 18, 1878, ami has
left Brookings Friday noon and the three-act play, “Our Town.” made her home at Smith Rivet 42, was guest of Crescent Red resented by the “Knights of Note”
arrived in Arcata at 3:30. We 1 his drama depicted the charac for 22 years. She is survived by wood Grange on Nov. 18, with quartet, which is made up of lead,
Master Leo Kloske presiding. Charles Young; baritone, Harold
ters of a small home town.
two sisters, Mrs. Gusie Ferrier of
Election of officers for the com Young; tenor, George Guthrie,
Nows and Notes From the
Saturday morning, after break- Sheridan, Ore., and Mrs. Jessie ing year was held during the eve- and bass, Ed McClain. They ap-
ast at Nelson hall, we saw two Welch of Sixes, Ore. Eight grand r.inf session.
peared at two spots on the pro
>ne-act plays which were given children and 18 great-grandchil
gram and their numbers were
This week we have photo*
Leo Kloske was re-elected mas enthusiastically received.
.y Arcata and Ferndale high dren who reside at Smith P.ivcr
graphed several family groups.
ami Crescent City.
ter. Others elected were LawTence
A pantomime stunt stunt “The
We can't divulge names . . . schools. We hope we can find
Interment was in the family Eroom, overseer; Hazel Hand, lec Old Mode, T” which brought down
)Ugh
talent,
material
and
guid
they’re all surprises for Christ
ance to put on plays in Brookings plot in I.O.O.F. cemetery at Cres turer; Tom Jacobs, steward; Tom the house w’as presen toil by Mr.
mas.
cent City.
Iigh equally as good.
Pennell, assistant steward; Marie and Mrs. Ravekes and Mr. and
Now that Thanksgiving is over,
Pallbearers were Everett Wood-! Robson, chaplain; Minnie Kloske, I
Luncheon
was
served
again
at
Mrs. Donald McCarton. Mr. and
everyone is getting into th
uff, Carlton Bosch, Fred Beam treasurer: Mae Rutter, secretary; '
Mrs. Andrew Hoffeldt also pre-
Christmas mood. Christmas shop Nelson hall, the hosts I km ng and Leo Dressier.
Julius
Claggett,
gatekeeper;
Sadie
j
sented
an amusing stunt.
Brookings.
Lloyd
Russell
was
ping will begin in earnest. P er
Jacobs, Ceres; Viola Phillips, Po
Following the program, dancing
haps you thought of a family por master of ceremonies . The pro
mona; Beryl Claggett, Flora; Ed was enjoyed until midnight, with
trait?
That would be appre gram included solos, pantomimes,
na Cates, lady assistant steward; refreshments served.
ciated by everyone on your list. tap dancing and other acts from
Pansy Eroom, executive commit
s
arious
high
schools.
«Jerome
No. 6 Manley Bldg.
Tel. 2861
tee;
Millie Barker, pianist.
Nichols
played
two
cornet
solos,
(Downstairs)
Adv.
Won
"Tenderly” and “Stardust.” His Wilbanks Market .....
18
The officers of Subordinate and
sister, Kay. accompanied him on Hendricks Furniture .... 15
Pomona Granges will be installed
the piano.
Ereman’s Market ....... 11
Saturday evening, Nov. 29, at
I’hree one-act plays were pre Big Jim’s Tavern ..... 13
Lake Earl hall.
sented after the luncheon. Tin Don’s Cliff House
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Sponsored by EAGLES
plays were given by Eureka, i Fra i ’.ros.
s
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Tlie
annual
bazaar
and
food
ll'nrlitzer and
South Fork and Fortuna high I M i t o t ( *i).
8
sale sponsored hy the ladies of the
Jesse French
schools. Following the presents-1 Phillips Dad & Lad ....... 8
Smith River church held Thurs
tion of the above mentioned !
day at the Community hall was
at
plays, a snack dance was held
Individual Games
a good success. The committee
GRANGE HALL
at the Co-op for recreation and Chapin
chairman extends thanks to all
NEW AND USED
relaxation.
Hall
LADIES, BRING BASKETS
who helped make the bazaar suc
And, finally, after our evening Foster ........................................ 199 cessful.
meal, the outstanding drama of
Individual Scries
RENTAL OR TRIAL the evening was presented by the
Chico State college players. The Chapin
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play, “Liliom,” by Ferenc Mornar, Vaughn .................................. 516
A symphony o f fine fa b rics ta ilo re d to youi m asure
Ihe mixture of realistic drama Hall
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liming & Repair
by WHERRIE TAILORING COM PANY. Choose from
and fantasy, is the one from which
hundreds o f new potterns — a il pure virg in w oof —
Team Games
Rogers and Hammerstine devei
stylet/ to your choice . . . ta ilo re d to your measure.
oped their outstanding musical Fox Rros.
Wilbanks
Market
Suits (2 -p ie c e ) $ 5 5 .5 0 to 5 8 9 .5 0
“Carousel.”
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Stitd) lor SiHth,
n
<•, Or.it.« ,n Wh.rri. Cloth»»
CONTACT—
We truly enjoyed our, trip to Hendricks Furniture
the Dramatic Festival at Hum-
Team Scries
bolt State college and we know
Fox
Bios
it will be of great help and in- '
Brookings, or
^»¡ration to us* in producing our! Wilbanks Market ................ 2791
future plays. We are sincerely Don’s Cliff House .............. 2703
grateful for the privilege of Ixung
invited to abend a festival >o
outstanding in talent and meri*
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L. C. C.
Secretary.
/ hings Happening 'ibis Weet^ at
Final Rites Held Fcr
Mrs. Rhoda Prock
Brookings Hi Visits
Humbolt State
SMITH RIVER
Alexander Studio
City Bowling
League Results
Public Basket
Social and Dance
P IA N O S !
Saturday, Nov. 29
STI
T G N S D TO
Chetco Drug Store
PHILLIPS CLOTHING
COQUILLE, OKI GON
SOUTHERN CURRY REALTY CO.
PHONES: Office, 2824; Residence 258^.
LOW DOWN PAY MEN r
TWO-BEDROOM HOME, close in. hdw. fits., autom atic wood
heater, drajx'.s. $10,(XX).
ATTRACT IV E 4-ROOM HOI SE on
garden ami law n. SSòiX).
dinette. $65(X).
t L ilt
Portions
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$ 2 .5 0
Bring Your Family
1 R> OLR AMERICAN FOOD PREPARED BY A NEW C IIl.l
Insurance of Ali Kinds!
Sec: Charles Gru)skcl, Erma D. Rice
Martin Grayshel or Guy E. Rice.
S P E C IA L
Special lhanksgiving Dinner
acre, 2 blks. from town; 1
TWO-BEDROOM HOME, ne r school, gas and elec., wall heaters,
When Brookings Has 10,000
DON’S HOUSE
CL,FF
What Will You Have??
N O T IC E
C H E T « ) AERIE EAGLES
Important Meeting
Friday, Nov. 28, at 8 p.m.
Every mem ber of Chetco Aerie is urg.xl to be present
New Benefit L a \'>> are to lx* discus«., xi n concerns eveiv
member of Qietco Assn.
WE MUST AC~T AT ONCE
Oame and
Mis. Ross Putnam will play on the Electric Organ during dinner
Hon Sc:: IRIDAL NIG 111 —1 ALEN I SI IOW is going fine with
new prizes offered. Sio.oo first winner; $5.00 second win
ner. End of six wee^s.
to Sweepstakes; S25 to runnerup
(If you know a boy or girl that can act, sing, or dance, enter them in our contest)
Right here at home we have talent that can't he Beat. If
you have not heard Mrs. Putnam on the organ you will
want to hear her SATVRDAY NIGHT.
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Phone 2421 for Reservations
West Brookings