VAGE FOURTEEN
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS. OREGON
Along Azalea Row
B y Mrs. E. E. Rapraeger
HARBOR NEWS
Mr. and M rs W esley Hinton
and Mrs. H inton’s m other, Mrs.
Em m a Hellrig, left Monday on
a m onth’s trip which will take
them to Phoenix, Ariz., El Paso,
Tex., and on south to Mexico
City. They will retu rn by the
coast highway, and are m aking
the trip in a new’ Ford.
Mr. and Mrs W alter Pearm ine
left during the weekend for Los
Angeles where they will be house
guests for the coming m onth of
Mr. and Mrs. J F. W itherow.
Mrs. Jack Gilmore, Mrs Stella
N ikrent and Mrs. Theo Myers left
Sunday morning for Los Angeles.
Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. N ikrent
plan to rem ain there for the rest
of the w inter while Mrs Myers
will return in about two weeks.
Thursday, December 18, 1952
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Hempel
are the parents of an eight-pound
ihirteen-ounce son, born by Cae
sarian section at the Seaside hos
pital on December 10. They have
named the new’comer Arnold Ray.
Mr and Mrs. H arry Melton of
T rail w ere overnight visitors at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. H er
bert Payne Saturday. They had
brought Mrs. M elton’s father,
Jack T ungate home a fte r he had
visited them for a couple of
weeks.
Mrs E. E. Hanscam. Sr., spent
a few days in Portland, Eugene
and Sweet Home, having her eyes
given their jieriodic checkup, and
visiting her children and their
families.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry Payne are
in G rants Pass where they were
called when Mrs. Payne’s eighty-
live year old fath er had to un
dergo an em ergency operation
Saturday.
Mrs Leslie M iller underw ent
a m ajor operation at St. Joseph’s
hospital in E ureka last W ednes
day, anti is reported to be recup
eratin g nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Springer re
turned home Sunday a fte r visit
ing
P ort Tow’nsend and Roy,
W ashington and in P ortland. Mrs
Springer has been gone since
before Thanksgiving, while Mrjj
Springer was gone a week.
"nix's S anta Clause visit every- I thing about the pudding was the
YOUR PH O TO
Ixxly at C hristm as time, D addy?” chance of finding one of the silver
piece's and each m outhful was
queried our small son John.
WILL T IN T
"Everybody who has the spirit , carefully chewed to m ake sure
and
of C hristm as in his h e a rt,” re that nothing was swallowed bu
pudding.
plied his father.
ENLARGED PRINTS
At last the dinner was done, the
Although S an ta sets no age
cloth cleared, the hearth swept,
IN OILS
lim it, C hristm as is essentially a
and the fire m ade up. Apples
day lor children. It is tru e they
oranges were put upon the
expect more than children used and
table anil a handful of chestnuts
to expect, still it is little enough
T rained By
U|x>n the fire. Chairs were draw n
and they deserve all they get.
DORE
STUDIO
around the hearth, the punch was
They will not he children always.
P
ortland
served and a toast proposed by
L et them laugh and be m erry
m other or dad—
while they may. In a few years,
"M erry C hristm as and God
in a surprisingly short space of
bless us, everyone.”
tim e, they will have grown up
and laughter will not come so
The Christm as spirit prevailed the WoodrifTs, w ere presetned to
A. JOCHENS
readily nor trifles have the sheen
at the Decem ber m eeting of the the winners as follows: Mary
and beauty of treasures. Then
Fisher, Eunice W ollam, M artha
they will anticipate Christm as, Azalea Garden club which was
held
at
the
Grange
Hall
on
T
h
u
rs
Grayshel,
Lilian W iedeman and
l<x)k forward to it, hunger for it,
SALES AND SERVICE
for the reason that it brings back day, Dec. 11, with nearly seventy Mrs. O tto Turley. For the C h rist
childhtxMl m em ories which are m em bers and guests present. The mas gift exchange m em bers ex
Phone 2661
Hotel Brookings
locked in the heart and never dessert luncheon was served by changed a box of th eir favorite
Mesdames
Ray
Streubing,
Ray
quite forgotten.
G uerratiz, L ester G. Twohy and cookies together with recipes.
The enchanting spirit of C hrist E. W. Ravekes. The tables were
m as brings back my childhood beautifully decorated by Mrs.
in England, especially the C hust- Cliff Lindskoug. A program of
m as dinner which was the main C hristm as music was provided <7 directory of where to “find" and "b u y” In Crescent City, Your friendly- neighbors
event of the day. On this day of by the Azalea Singers under the
the year the Yuletide goose came direction of Mrs. Curzon McKen who enjoy seeing any of yon, and the privilege of serving yon at any tim e!
into its own, well-browned, drip zie with solos by Mrs. Curzon
♦ I
ping with gravy, and bedecked McKenzie and Mrs. W ilham ina I
in all its festive splendor. My. Donnelly. Mrs. W ebster H ibbard E verything fipr the hom e builder!
For price quotations on all
how we looked forward to the recited "A G ardener’s L e tte r to
Pum
ps
and
F
arm
M
achinerv!
C hristm as goose and the pudding Santa Claus" in her own inim ita
B nil d i ng M at eri id
Dress Shop
which followed. In my m ind’s ble style, and the m em bers ex 41I1 & K Streets
Ph. 2491
Telephone 1881
Jantzen S w eaters; G ertzm an
eye I see m other coming from pressed th eir wish that this let
Second and M arket S tre e ts
Res. Phone 1293
the kitchen with flushed cheeks ter, which was w ritten by Mrs.
Skirts; M arjorie M ontgom ery
and a proud smile bearing alolt L orette Longan of View Point,
and Audre Gay O riginal D ress
the steam ing Christmas pudding, Indiana, should be adopted as
es; T aulm an S uits; Luxite and
Del Norte
as large as a cannon-ball, blazing part of the annual C hristm as
K asger Hose; W arn er B ras &
brightly in half a qu art of burn
Birdies and Lingerie.
ing brandy and gaily decorated entertainm ent of the Garden club.
Re-capping & R epairing
T here w ere m any beautiful en
with C hristm as holly. Imbedded
Free A lterations and G ift
F irestone Tire D istributor
Oldsmobile-W
illys-CadiHac
in die pudding were small silver tries in the C hristm as decorations
wrappings.
Hwy 101
Ph. 3042
Box 655
From and M S tre e ts
coins which brought g<xxl luck to | contest held for m em bers, and
th e tinder. The most exciting begonia plants, kindly donated by
MABEL RHOADS
H.
P L U M B IN G
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Phone 551
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Gordon F.
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“Store For M en ”
1220 Second Street
1280 Second Street
T elephone 2752
T om 7
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260 K. St.
Phone 2612
Margaret's
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lia it our record departm ent!
I’ll. 1512 840 2nd St.
Crescent Chevrolet
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Auto Repair. Painting
Raduiiors Repaired
House Dresses—Crildren's Line!
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1240 Second S tre e t
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Ph. 1421
1073 2nd S treet
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Telephone 471
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Furniture Exchange
A rm strong Linoleum s! Stoves
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1150 9th St.
Phone 3001
/ hree Day
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858 Third Street
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Sporting Goods
Crescent City
Furniture Co.
Office Supplies
Crescent Lmbr. Co.
Wadsworth
Jewelers
829 Second Street
TELEPHONE 2202
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1010 2nd St.
Telephone 2212
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836 3rd St.
Phonn 3281
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304 H. V*-
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