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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1952)
\J A 0. Libi ary ▼*n»*n. M ax B. 3 > Nowhere A Finer Clim ate — Nowhere a Finer Community \ oiuinc 7—Number 40 C’eo Craig Elected Rebekah Head At the last meeting of Topaz Rebekah Lodge No. 241 held on on Nov. 25, Cleo Craig was elect ed to be noble grand for the com ing year. The other elective of- fleers are vice grand, Irene Koel- M l e r ; recording secretary, Opal La BROOKINGS. CURRY COUNTY, OREGON TOWN HOUSE UNDEI School Band To Wed NEW MANAGEMENT The Town House is open for business this week under new management. Nils Lagergren, a resident of Brookings for three and a half years, is the proprie tor. The Town House, on Highway 101, West Brookings, was for merly operated by Mrs. Reba Moore. Ccncert I hui sday, I )c<ember 4, 1 952 Soon Friends Give Tea For Mrs. Sandbo Tuesday. Dec. 18. the Brookings Mrs. Clara Kerns and Mrs. B. Harbor school band will give a Miller were hostesses to several Christmas program in the gym at friends at the Kern home on 8:00 p.m. This program is free Monday afternoon in honor of to the public. Mrs. A. E. Sandbo. Band numbers: "Winter Won A shower of stationery and derland." "Christmastide Over stamps was given Mrs. Sandbo, ^ B l h o o k ; financial secretary, K ath- ture," "Jingle Bells." "Christmas who is leaving to make her fu H ryn Reekman, and treasurer, Flor- Fantasy," "Rudolph the Red ture home in California. Nosed Reindeer.” V ence Davis. The installation of Beside the honored guest those f the new officers will take place Choral Ensemble Numbers: present were Mesdames Fisher I the first part of January. "Ave Marie," "The Lord’s Pray and Jacobsen of Smith River, er." "Jubilate Deo in G Major," Mrs. Shirley Frasier of Sunset* Ackley, Newton, Wollam, Joy "Silent Night, O Holy Night." Rebekah Lodge of Florence was Hanscam, and Harbin. a visitor for the evening. "The Holy City," baritone solo, Lloyd Russell; "Lo the Rosebud.” A letter from Chris Brown was On Tuesday evening after the girls’ quartet. I read by his mother, telling how regular meeting of O.E.S., a fare- much the boys at his base appre well party was given for Judge ciated the records sent them by and Mrs. A. E. Sandbo, long duti the lodge. The Odd Fellows and JU N K L O R R A IN E R O M N 8O N ful members of the chapter. The CHETCO INN encampment have also sent more The Oregon State Highway Sandbos are leaving shortly to records to this base. Mrs. James O. Robin- LEASED TO REED 1 son Mr. of and Brookings commission announced low bids take up residence in the Masonic announce the Plans were made to help serve received and action taken at its (Decoto) home near Hayward Joe Taylor announced Monday coming marriage of their daugh the Boy Scout parents’ dinner on Calif. Nov. 24-25 meeting in Portland. Dec. 1 that the Chetco Inn with ter, June Lorraine, to James E. Dec. 8 at the I.O.O.F. hall Plans Curry county: Humbug oun- They will be much missed here sign of the Golden Goat, had been Peterson on Sunday, Dec. 14, at were also laid for the Odd Fellow tain Park facilities. This will be and Rebekah family Christmas and the heartfelt wishes of their leas.'d to Ralph W. Reed on that the Baptist Community church. a state project consisting of con ^party on Dec. 18 and the Rebekah fellow members for a long and date. Mr. Reed has been a guest 2:00 o’clock in the afternoon at of the inn for the past year and A reception will be given immedi struction of utility building, la Chiistmas party to be held on happy life go with them. They Mr. Taylor says he feels Mr. Reed ately following at Don’s Cliff trine, reservoir, water system and their regular meeting night of grading and surfacing work. each were presented with gifts is lamiliar with the management House. Dec. 23. The bid was awarded to Wold Miss Robinson graduated from A side-splitting style show was and they will have many a chuc of both the dining room and hotel. Brothers, Bullards, at a cost of Mr. and Mrs. Taylor will be at the Brookings-Harbor high school presented after the meeting, with kle in the future over the clever $27,579.40. both the audience and the models little skit put on for their bene their home in Palo Alto, Calif., with the class of 1948. and after returning to Brookings for a short attending business college in enjoying the event. Refreshments fit by fellow members. Portland, has been associated with Thrift Inspires time every few months. were served later in the evening. her parents in the Chetco Cafe. Peterson is a son of Paul N ew Enterprise THE CHETCO CHORAL CLUB TO SING L. James Peterson of Harbor. The Parkers Plan Mrs. Paul Whirry and Mrs. young couple will make their T HE CHETCO CHORAL CLUB made up of forty ladies’ voices Charles Grayshel are starting a home in Brookings. I under the direction of Mrs. Lee Rice, will present a Christmas Extended Trip new enterprise in Brookings to C antata with a silver tea at the high schol Sunday, Dec. 7. Proceeds be called The Thrift Corner, a Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Parker from the tea will be used to purchase music for next year’s work. place where gixxi used merchan- and son Earl are expecting to Everyone is cordially invited to attend. The program follows: Events Assn. ! dise may be bought and sold. Any leave Saturday for an extended • PROGRAM new or used article in goexi con trip down the coast and then east No. 1—Ring Meets December 4 j dition On, O Song (Chorus) that can be passed on to to the opposite seashore visiting No. 2 The first Christmas Carol someone else for a reasonable points of interest along the way. A t Chetco Inn Mrs. Manson Metcall Mrs. Roy Brown price will be accepted at the own I’hey plan to return by the south Mrs. Estis Morton Mrs. George Funk After making the first run of er’s price. To this small selling ern route sometime in March. No. 3—The Song of the Morning (Chorus) The Pilot, notification was re price will be added and placed In Students of the high scholo No- 4—To Bethlehem Drnw Near .(Sop. & Alto Two Part & Chorus) gave Earl a farewell party Fri ceived that the A11 Events Assn. the store for a period of sixty . to — Mrs. Alfred Mincer Mrs. Clifford Lindskoug meeting, scheduled for Thursday. n*nety days, such as wearing ap- day evening at the Chetco Rod No. 5 Let Heav’n and Nature Sing (Chorus & Sop. & Alto Two-Part) Dec. 4. at the Grange hall, would household articles, chil- and Gun club. About seventy- Mrs. Bernadine Steele Mrs. Carl Bolin be held at the Chetco Inn. I dren’s items, toys, etc. M rge ar- five students attended and en Mrs. Vernon Hanscam Miss Geraldine Beem joyed games and dancing This notice nulilles the previous I ,lcl"s ,’ha‘ .can no' ** <’a"lly ,ra " ’- Mrs. Earl Breuer Mrs. Roy White , . . . . 1 ported will be listed on a bla< k- The group presented Earl with .. . . .. Violin Solo—THE HOLY CITY ................................................. Henley one printed elsewhere in this is-is board. The ____ rooms adjoining the a camera in memory of their sue. Mrs. G. P, Christensen Southern Curry Realty office are association together. Accompanist—Mrs. Stanley Patterson now' being remodeled and will lx» Refreshments were served at a No. 6- The Lullaby Hymn (contralto solo and chorus) finished within a few days. The late hour. No. 7—The March of the Magi (chorus) receiving rwm, however, is ready Smart Shop W ill No. 8 Hallelujah (chorus and Sop. and Alto Two-part) now and articles may be brought 4» 11 4» | | 1 n ow u iiu ui Miss Ruth Woodward Mrs. C. Lindskoug Sell Stock and Close Hn a n y tim e Sanbos Leave For 'M rs. J. N. Kenick Mrs. K. Ostenberg With the Christmas season here, Mrs. Chester Gragg The Smart Shop, ladies ready- of special interest will be chil California Tonight No. 9 The Music of Bethlehem (chorus) to-wear, will dispose ol its en dren’s toys and clothing that have tire slock ot quality merchandise 1 esale value. Mrs. Lee Rice - Director Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sandbo will immediately at a drastic cut in Mrs. Willard Graham - Accompanist leave tonight, Thursday, at 7:00 all prices. p.m. for San Francisco and De- MEMBERS OF CHORAL CLUB FIRST NOPRAMM: Opened in the early ¡»art of the eoto, Calif., on the bus. They sr.COM D SOPRANOS: Mm. C. Llndakoug Mr«. B ernadln« Steal» year, 4‘he Smart Shop offered a will make their future home at Mr«. C. Bolin M n . Albert Mincer Ml«« OerAldine T. Beem nice variety of dresses, suits and the Masonic Home at Decoto, Mr» C. H. R ausch Mr«. E. W. Ravekes Mr«. M anton M etcalf coats, lingerie and accessories to ' near Hayward, Calif. Mr. and Mr». C. O. Smith Mt«« R uth W oodward Mr«. H. A W iibanka the ladies and m isses ot B rook Mm. Cheater O rtg c Mrs. Sandbo, both very active Mm. E. D. Nlchola Mr«. J . W. Kanlck Mr*. M. C. Beem ings. The Roses wish to return >n civic and organization work in Mr». Fat I* L. Morton ALTON? Mm. E ari Breuer to Portland, their former home, /Brookings for many years, will Mm. Roy M W hite Mm. Vernon Han«cam Mm. Roy H. Brown to be near lnends and relatives. Mr«. O. P. C hriatensen «♦’ greatly missed by all residents Mm K arl Oatenberg Mr» \ o . Bollinger The community will be sorry to Mm. Edith Ackley Mr«. George L. Funk f ile eommun. M m . C a rl W htllock lose these friendly people and Mr« Allen M Cro*by Mr« J W Bivtn Wishes go with them to their new T Jon aid O. C raig wishes them happiness and pros M m . R H. S ta jih ’ira t P M. J If George H annan perity in their i k w situation M rs. O. O. B u ilt* * O.E.S. Lodge Honors Sandbos Humbug M ountain Park Facilities
