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Thursday, December 4, 1952 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON PAGE SIX Christiansens Honored By Farewell Service »♦♦♦♦♦»»♦♦♦»♦♦♦a»»»a a a♦a starts at 10:30 am . All inter ested women are invited to a t : LANGLOIS : tend. Nitia Easterling of Wagner, S. Dak., sister of Pastor Wm. Easterling, arrived Wednesday for This past week has seen most an extended visit with Mr. and A farewell service was held Sat of our teachers gone to their urday evening by the members homes in various parts of the Mrs. Easterling. She expects to of the Seventh-Day Adventist state, our students returning for temain until some time in Jan (church for Elder and Mrs. A. G. a short recess from their chosen uary. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilcox, who Christiansen, who are leaving schools, and many family gather have been running the boat and Brookings to make their home ings in the spirit of Thanksgiving fishing concession at Floras Lake near Santa Cruz. in the Langlois area. May we this summer, left for Roseburg An appropriate program was continue to be thankful through rendered, consisting of a solo, out the year for the many bless Saturday. Owen Smith will take “Face to Face,’’ by Louise Osten ings God has bestowed upon us over the boat service Dec. 1. Ted Hoover’s parents from Fos berg, accompanied by La Merne as a jieople and a nation. We are sil, Ore., are visiting the Ted Christensen on the violin and indeed fortunate to be living in Hoover family this week. Mr. Fern Graham at the piano. a land so richly blessed. Hoover, Sr., is postmaster at Fos A reading, entitled "Crooked Among the students at home sil. T rees." was given by Louise Os Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Claresen tenberg. Mrs. Metcalf sang "Just over the Thanksgiving recess are a Closer Walk With Thee." Marie Nancy and Roger Moore, Vera spent Thanksgiving with the Funk gave a reading on "Memo and Charles Clarke and Dick Lloyd Clausen family at Grand Everest from the University of Ronde. They made the trip in ries." Oregon. They arrived Wednes that new Chevee. Pastor Metcalf spoke of the day and will return on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Merz of helpful influence of Elder and Joanne Henry, who is attending Ada, their son, Bob, and family, Mrs. Christiansen in the church St. Helen’s Hall, flew down Tues and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Thorne and presented the gifts. The church choir sang "Never Part day evening and was met by her were Thanksgiving dinner guests Again,'' and the program closed parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lute Henry, of Mr. and Mrs. Jo Everest. Mrs. Thorne returned with Mr. and With all singing "God Be With at North Bend airport. Mr .and Mrs. O. L. Moore and Mrs. Merz to Ada where she will You 'Til We Meet Again." May Hollingsworth went out to visit a short time. their old home community to a t Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bird spent No ideal drug for the treatment tend the annual Thanksgiving Thanksgiving with relatives in of tuberculosis has yet been dis family reunion, which was held Coos Bay. covered, but drugs such as strep at the home of Mr. Moore's sister Clic Sydnam went to Lipton, tomycin and PAS (paraamino- in Scholls this year. Calif., to visit his daughter, Mrs. salicylic acid) and isoniazid have Mr. and Mrs. Jo Nilsen and A. H. Gilbert, He expects to be proved valuable in treating cer their granddaughter, Jo Anne home about the first of Decem tain types of the disease. Stonecypher, of Coquille left Fri ber. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Smith day for Grants Pass. They a t went out to Corvallis to spend tended the wedding of another Thanksgiving with the Roy Stein Mary Jean Gpif- Screened Sand, and Gravel granddaughter, family. On their return they fen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. brought their son. Ronnie, bacl W. II. Griffen and Robert La- with them. He has been with craida of Grants Pass. Langlois extension unit will the Steins for several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Boice and meet at the home of Marion children and Carrie Boice went Brooks on Floras Lake road on Top Roil Fill Dirt to Benton City, Wash., to spend Thursday, Dec. 14. The lesson Drainage Rock a few days with the Tex Au trey will be Sweet Dough and the family. different buns and sweet bread Phone 2341 The Langlois blue cheese fac cakes made from it. Project lead Leonard Real E sta te tory has been a very busy place ers are Lorane Zimmerman and for the past couple of weegs. Marion Brooks. The meeting Monday they expect to start ship a Ry Marion Rrooks * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Salvage Sand and G ravel ONE- AND TW O-RO O M COTTAGES COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING—by week or month SUNSET MOTEL OFFICE SOUTH OF BROOKINGS Si OPENING OF BROOKINGS FURNITURE New and Used 3 .3 3 5 txt 1 Lirge Se. eel,on of hlectric Appliances ment of the Christmas orders and it always is the busiest time of the year for them. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Noble were in Coquille Friday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Jean Masters, Sr., of Garberville, Calif., and Mr Jean Masters, Jr., of Salem. Ore., are visiting the Glen Kerbers this week. Also Rodney and Gary Ker ber are home from school in Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Morrell and sons visited the V. V. Young home on Two Mile Friday. Mr. and Mrs. . B. Henry and son Frank. Mrs. S. E. Cheever, Wesley Patton, John Gerber and Ethel Corrick were Thanksgiving day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lute Henry. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Jensen entertained a group of 23 friends ami relatives on Thanksgiving day. Last Sunday the Strain family had a reunion at the home of Henry Strain, honoring their ^tster, Estelle, who had been qone tor over 30 years without ing touch with the family and re turned unexpectedly. She had HOMER langendoerfer KERR B LlX i SLATTERY quite ill and her friends will be glad to know’ she is showing some improvement. Word has been received that Henry Adolphsen is beginning to improve after his recent opera tion. According to C. H. Brooks, P.M.A. county committeeman, there will be a signup day at Sixes Grange hall Friday, Dec. 5. All farmers of northern Curry county who expect to participate in the 1953 P.M.A. program should be there to sign up on this day as they might not have a further opportunity. The P.M A. committee will be on duty all day. Tuberculosis can most easily be cured when discovered in its earl\ stage, but it has no noticeable symptoms until it is far advanced. A chest X-ray can discover early TB. Everyone should have a chest X-ray at least once every year, even if he feels perfectly well. BROOKINGS WASHING MACHINE AND APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE O PEN FOR B U S IN E S S Sewing Machine Motors and Reostats Electric Percolators, Vacuum Cleaners, Electric Irons Elec. Clocks and other Household Appliances Electric Pump Motors and Controls - Radios A nything brought to m y shop will be repaired first clasts or no charge will be made. I am also covered w ith fire insurance on your property while in m y shop. Center S t.- Next to Davis Truck and Tractor Co. PAUL R Û N N IG E R , M. D. P H YSIC IAN A N D SURGEON Office Hours: io to 12; 1 to 5 Office Phone 2911; Res. Phone 2 5 8 0 fry Brookings First ll e Carry Quality Brands ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ PENDLETON * W hite stag • van huesen • jantzen * JARMAN SHOES ♦HARDEMAN HATS . . • TEX TAN ACCESSORIES MEN’S WORKING CLOTHES Full Line ' LADIES’ SPORTS W EA R' Let Ralph Do It RALPH A. YOUNG LOUIS been living in Montana and has several grown-up children. One son accompanied her. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Geer and daughters were in Coos Bay with her sister. Mrs. James McClarin, for Thanksgiving. It was a fam ily gathering with 23 present. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Broad.v returned Friday from a week’s visit with their daughters in Eu reka, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hubble of mpire and Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Webster of Coos Bay spent Thanksgiving with their father and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mason, of Denmark. Delmar Holman, whose parents live at Tanglewood, is home from Walla Walla college and visited his old teacher, Mrs. Ralph Ma son, Saturday evening. Teachers workshop will be held Thursday and Friday, Dec. 4 and 5 in Coos Bay. All local teach ers will attend. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Cline of Portland were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Cline over Thanksgiv ing. Mrs. A. A. Cline has b « n Custom Farm T racto r W ork Rotovateing — Leveling Lily Row Making Ask For An E stim ate P. O. Box 5 9 6 Phone 2274 Brookings, (V ^ o n I BOYS’ DRESS and PLAY CLOTHES ♦ ♦ ♦ PHILLIP’S Dad and Lad Shop I
