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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 11, 1952)
Thursday, December n , 1952 BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT. BROOKINGS. OREGON PAGE FOURTEEN Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Moore re- , Dorothy Dunnigan was Christ- W orkm en are busy repairing Mr. an«l Mrs. Hen R unberg and ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » » » » turned from a trip to Newberg m as shopping in Coquille Friday, Langlois resta u ra n t and tavern children returned from spending on Tuesday. They brought house which w ere dam aged by fire re the Thanksgiving holiday with his -4 hold furnishings for the new cently. m other in G rants Hass S aturday “N ♦ By Marion Brooks * evening. Mrs. Robert T hetford and sons home back with them. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ WILL TINT C hristm as shopped in Coos Bay Mr. and Mrs. Chet Berry had Mrv Hollingswvi in returned on Mrs. George McDonald of Den- F riday while Bob attended the Sunday. They all attended the as guests their nephew and family YOUR PHOTO r a rk was taken to the hospital in teachers’ workshop. from Canyonville lecently. annual family reunion held a t a and . . . . _. . Gold Beach for an operation last Jean S train is substituting this sister’s home in Scholls this A « a s held >n S.xes Mon() week at high school for Muriel Thanksgiving. ENLARGED PRINTS Grange range hall nail lhursday inursuu.. m morning orning to Tuesday evening the m em bers Hughes who had an operation on Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hamlin, determ ine the wishes of the farm IN OILS the Langlois Com m unity her knee during the Thanksgiving who used to reside in Denm ark, ers in northern C urry county in ot church met for the annual church vacation. Mrs. Ted Hoover is called on Mr. and Mrs. Floyd regard to the form ation of a soil conservation district. Robert m eeting and elec!ion of church su b stitu tin g for Miss Fisher, who Hale Saturday. They are living in Glenwood now, neighbor to T rained By Baum, executive secretary of the officers. Vincent Sm ith was elect has been ¡11. S ta te toil C onservation co m m it ed to serve a five-year term as Mr. and Mrs. Si Gardner, who DORE STUDIO There was a farewell gathering tee, Mr. Brown of the federal I church director; A1 Volck was S a tu rd a y night at the Sportsm en s also resided in Denm ark a couple P ortland office of soil conservation for the | elected to the tw o-year term ; club tor some of the boys who are of years ago. S tate of Oregon, L ester Daven- • Mrs. Barklow was elected secre leaving for service. Among those port, district conservationist; Cliff tary -trea su rer, and Mrs. V. C an v. ho leave soon are Norm an Holy- Jenkins, county agent, and Cecil non, pianist. A fter considerable cross, Bill Storm , K enneth W ard, W att, Brookings, chairm an of the discussion it was decided to hold I D arrell Price, A rth u r Sypher and distiiet organization comm ittee, a church supper at the grade j Wesley Patton. attended the m eeting and ex school gym for the comm unity, i David McDonald docked in San plained the functions of such a w ith a m eeting to follow in Diego W ednesday from service district and the help the local which the plans for a new j overseas. David was a resident of farm ers would receive Approxi church and the need for it this area when called into service. Re si den tied— C o m m ercial— Rem odel ing m ately twenty-five farm ers a t would be laid before the entire Mrs. George Edw ards received com m unity and their help solicit tended and showed a great deal ed. This supper to be in Ja n u ary word from Bill and Jean that of interest and the charge would be a free they were in Q uartd, Ariz., and Friday night Port Orford bas will offering to go into the church that Bill had gone to work the Apartment above Gibbs Lumber Co., 01* can be contacted ketball team s defeated the Lang first day there. He will spend building fund. . through Pete Lesm eister Agency! lois team s in all three games. th< w inter in Arizona because of Mr. and Mrs. Fred H argand his health. A. W. Britton was a business have a new baby girl born Friday visitor in Bandon Friday. m orning at the Bandon hospital. F. S. Lum ber company has closed its mill until the first of i A directory of where to "find" and "buy" In Crescent City, Tour friendly neighbors the year. During this period the • i . . • t • • ' , d company will install a new burner. tt,!0 enl°y ceding any of you, and the privilege of serving you at any tim e! S atellite C hapter No. 165. O rder “Sm oky” Storm had his tonsils ! +• of Eastern Star, m eets on the first and adenoids removed last Mon and third Tuesdays of each month day at Coos Bay. He is doing E verything the home builder! For price quotations on all at the I. O. O. F. Hall. Visiting nicely but not eating much for Pum ps and F arm M achinery! Building Material Dress Shop awhile. membera welcome. Ph. 2491 Mrs. John Beikel, m other of 4th & K. Streets Telephone 1881 .i.inf/en S w eaters; G ertzm an Alton and Frank Strain, suffered Res. Phone 1293 Topaz Rebekah Second and M arket S tre e ts S kirts; M arjorie M ontgom ery TOPAZ REBEKAH LODGE No a heart a tta ck this past week and and Audre Gay O riginal D ress 241, meets Second and Fourth is in Keiser hospital, N orth Bend. es; T aulm an Suits; Luxite and At last reports she was im prov Tuesdays of months at Odd Fel Del Norte Kasger- Hose; W arner B ras & ing. lows hall. Visitors Welcome! c lendon Mr. and Mrs. Myron H aga and Birdies and Lingerje. famif> have left for a trip to Click o cJCSO No. 249 Re-capping & R epairing Free A lterations and Gift Firestone Tire D istributor M eets every Thursday at 8;O Blythe. Calif., and Casa Grande, Oldsm obile-W illys-Cadillac wrappings. Hwy 101 Ph. 3042 Box 655 From and M S tre e ts p m. at the I. O. O. F. hall, Ab Ariz. Mis. Archie Aldropp retu rn ed visiting bi others welcome. from a visit with her people in Dallas, Ore., Monday. SIDNEY No. t(Hl Mr. and Mrs. Bob Zimm erm an Atlas Power Tools; Haudware,— Anyw here — Any Time! CROFT A F. »A. M w ere Sheet Metal and Plumbing clothing in Coos Bay on business for the entire family, in Phone Orders Accepted! Household appliances, Sheet M et eluding boots and shoes. Come in. meets second and fourth Friday Thursday. al, Plumbing and heating supplies Due to the storm s of Friday evenings at 8:00 o’clock at I. C 1280 Second Street night, telephone service to Port Ph. 631 900 Fourth St. O. F. hall, Brookings. Oregon. A!’ Phone 551 Telephone 2752 Orford was out and power was visiting broth -s are welcome. off most of S aturday, both on R.E.A. and Bandon lines. At pres T om ’s Ladies Aux., F. O. E. Nunn Bush Shoes; Arrow ent w riting R.E.A. was still out Shirts; Genuine Levis; T -ktft! Second and Fourth Fridays but Bandon power was resum ed Pendleton Shirts; Jahtzcn A nd Electric Company of each month at V. F. W Hall Paul Sm ith was called to Ce Sw eaters; W hite Stag Line; complete line of hardware and Pres., Shirley Brannin; Secretary, darville. Calif., by the death ot Radio Sales and Service electrical fixtures and appli Stewart Warner Appliances Shirley Spence. All visiting F. O. his grandm other last weekend Com plete hne of W ork Clothes ances. PHONE 143 260 K. St. Phone 2612 E. Member, welcome. From th ere he went on to Reno. Sporting Goods Nev., for a visit w ith his parents. Chctco Acric No. 3087 W illiam Storm and Je rry Fraternal Order of Eaglci Kam ph returned Friday night Furniture Exchange m eets every Friday evealng at from a goose hunting trip to E a st ern Oregon. They brought their Armstrong Linoleums! Stoves V. F. W. Hall. All visiting Eagles Everything for the Home "Store For Men" E verything For the Homb! welcome. M. M Jakkwicz, Pres., lim its home with them. W alt Sabin and family spent 1220 Second Street 858 1 hird Street and Walt Thatcher, secretary. the weekend on their F lo ris Creek ranch getting feed racks and corrals ready for feeding of C R ESCE N T C ITY L A W R E N C E 'S cattle. Linen and Specialty Shop Mr. and Mrs. Al Volck attended the funeral of Mrs. Volck’s aunt, Viatf our record departm ent! House D resses- Crildren's Line! Complete Service, all models! meet« 1st and 3rd Mrs. l^aird, at Dora Friday. She Costume Jew elry—Linens! I’ll. 1512 840 2nd St. Wednesdays at the was the last of the older mem- Sunbeam Dealer 1240 Second Street Ph. 1421 1073 2nd Street V. F W Hl 1 Brookings ber« of the Laird family. : LANGLOIS : MABEL RHOADS M ACK G. M A LCO L General Building Contractor BLUEPRINTS When Shopping In Crescent City, Give These Firms A Trial! Lodge Directory Square Deal Lbr. Marie Woods M C Tire Service Motor Co. Flowers Wired! Crescent Lmbr. Co. L. A. Carr & Son SURPLUS MART Margaret's Nielsen Hardware Radio Service Crescent City Furniture Co. Post 966 & Auxiliary R A D IO Chevrolet-Buick Sale« & Service Awfo Repair. Painting Radiators Repaired Cycle Shop Gamble's DAVIDSON'S Western Auto Supply Office Supplies Telephone 471 Auto A Hom« Supplies and ap pliance» -Cononado Radio«. 1150 9th St. Phone 3001 Del Norte Laundry Diamonds - Watches iV T H O R tltD «—- T h ree-Day Service McCULLOCH CHAIN SAW DEALER Leave orders at the Cur-Del Cleaner* Silverw are F latware H ollowware Dtrelyte AND REPAIR SERVICE Across from Shell Station Brookings, Oregon P. O. Box 195 Brookings, Oregon Phone 2274 NICHOLSON Margaret's Crescent Chevrolet BROOKINGS AUTO PARTS Gordon F. Johnson Tbrn fhoee extra items inti cash h& Pilot Clasalfled »da Wadsworth Jewelers 829 Second Street TELEPHONE 2302 A<“ inc Maehl»*. 1010 2nd St. Telephone 2312 W e Deliver in BrookingsJ Portraits Photostats Commercial Photographe Caméras and Photo Supplie Harris Studio 836 3rd S t Phone 3281 CARRELL'S i Hedrick Electric Company Hardu\srs and Electrical S u p p ly i Tour Kotpolnt Store 304 H. St PHONE 93i
