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THURSDAY, A PRIL 16, 1953
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Hendricks Return
'Twelve new applications fo r m e m -1 I. W . N oble o f A rtesia. C alif.,
bership were read. Three candi- nephew o f M r. and M rs. C harlie
dates received the th ird and C larke, has been th e ir guest fo r
fo u rth
degree obligation,
and the past tw’o weeks. He sta rts
tw o candidates received the firs t w o rk
fo r
the
C oquille
A u to
and second. I t was decided to put F re ig h t th is week and his fa m ily
the degree w o rk on in fu ll at w ill jo in h im as soon as school
the firs t m eetings in M ay and is out.
June.
R ecently announced is the en-
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Jim T u rn e r from the Odd Fel- ■ T O IT l 3 " W © G K
lows and Glen Sabin fro m R otary
M r. and M rs. A rchie H endricks
offered the cooperation of th e ir re tu rn e d home on S aturday from
organizations tow ard building a a three weeks’ tr ip spent in the
B y M A R IO N BROOKS
b e tte r tair. This o ffe r of help was m idw est
and
southern
states,
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f j ew t o § an Francisco then
The Rhododendron Garden C lub deeply appreciated by the fa ir
board and m anager
M r. and Mrs. Jo N ilsen enter- gagement o f Eileen Cooley o f
by tra
to D e tro it, where
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S V U T V
L I U S week
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I w ent
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been
very
active
this
as
the o th e r flo w e r clubs in the
Hen
H o ltzendo rf
fro m
the j J they took d elivery
e live ry o f a new*
new De tained 17 relatives at E aster d Jn- Grass V alley, Ore., to Roger
M oore o f Langlois. B oth young
v ic in ity have as a group attended hardtop racing organization c o m -( Soto;
thro u g h
Tennessee and tier.
M rs. A. W. B ritto n talked w ith People are enrolled in the grad-
the Rogue D is tric t F low er C lub P*eter* a deal w ith the board and K e n tu c k y to New Orleans and
M ississippi her daugh ter Bernice. M rs. M erle ua*e school a t the U n iv e rs ity ot
m eeting, held in in Arago
A m e n on n n Tu«»-
T 'm w . as
« « soon
soon a!>
as a a contract
contract is
is d draw
M obile,
obile, crossing the Mississippi
r a w n n , , M
day.
In the
group were M rs. u l) w i^ s ta rt p u ttin g the t r a c k 1 in to Texas.
Randleman, at N o rfo lk , Va., last Oregon. Eileen, an a rt m aor, is
In
Albuquerque
they
ju s t Sunday night. I t took seven hours doing her firs t year a f advanced
C larence Hansen, Mrs. A
W. ,n shape fo r racing He hopes to
B ritto n , Mrs.
D ick E rw in , Mrs. iiave thc races going by the firs t missed seeing an uncle of Ma- to put the ca ll through and was stu d y Roger is to receive his Mas
o
Science — degree
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June. -
George G uerin and Mrs. Ralph of
a,ul wil1 race every oth e r lissa’s, but called on Vernon q
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u h u r m
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u i t te r
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ill to
Mrs. i B m ritto
Mason.
Sunday. A lte rn a te Sundays there Goldizen and his fiance, M ary she has not seen her daugh ter fo r 1 ^he w edding is planned to ta k o
| place in Eugene on Commence-
M c K ittric k , who were busy w ith tw o years.
On F rid a y the elüb attended a wil1
races in Orescent C ity,
M rs. Connie Gadsby o f N a h e -! nient da>.
m eeting held by the Sunset G ar-
M anager
Kenneth
Thompson dec. > iati».fi plans for the a p a r t
den club o f P o rt O rford.
'H ie reported that they had located a ¡ ment they w ill occupy a fte r th e ir o tta , Wash., niece o f M r. a n d ' M onday m orning, w e a th e r per-
subject presented by speakers local pile d riv e r at the plywood wedding M ay 30.
Mrs. Lex Cope, has been th e ir i n u ttin g , D ick B a rk lo w w ill s ta rt
They returned to Brookings guest fro m M onday through W ed- w o rk on the b u ild in g th a t w ill
fro m O.S.C. was the propagation wood plant at H u n te r’ s Creek,
and care o f ’mums. Mrs. Helen The plant m anager, M r. Tegner, m uch rested and relaxed a fte r nesday. She le ft fo r her home in e ve n tu a lly be the new home of
Slocum , Mrs. L u c ille B a rklo w . w ill let the fa ir board use it fo r this in te rv a l o f new places and W ashington T hursday m orning.
D ic k ’s Feet! and Seed.”
M alissa says fo r the
M iss K a tie Adolphsen, Mrs. C lara costs, thus saving the co unty con- scenery.
K rw ln , M rs. E stelle Hansen and siderable money. P ilin g m ust hr firs t few days away she had th a t
Mrs. I.elab Mason represented driven to siop the inroads o f the subconscious urge to h u rry and
get home, but fin a lly settled
the club at this m eeting.
ocean on the fa ir grounds.
re a lly enjoying
the
I he Langlois Parent-Teachers
T he Langlois seventh and eighth down to
H ighw ay Frontage
(H ig h w a y 101, O regon’s M ain S tre e t)
o ig a n iz a fio n w ill meet Tuesday* grade g irls held a tea p a rty and change.
C H E T C O R IV E R F R O N T A G E
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R E S ID E N T IA L LOTS
J p til 21, at 8 o'clock in the high fashion show A p ril 2 at the grade
A rch ie came home w ith a nice
N E W HOMES
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RANCHES
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FAR M LAN D S
school cafeteria. There w ill be a school. Mrs. J. R
Brow n and
tan and is enjoying the new De
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i'e m o n s tra tio n o f square dancing daughter, Mrs. V ic to r O verly. ¡ Soto aeouired in D e t r o i t
riv e n by th e grade school
M rs . Clyde Jensen. Mra. R n 18010 ,<!<»u lre d ln P * ™<-
IN C O M E P R O P E R T IE S
B e a u tifu l Scenic, P a rk lik e Ocean Frontage
«tents w ith dancing fo r a ll later. T u cke r and M rs. Peterson w e re '
rh e ( u r r y C ounty F a ir board present. M r. H over and M rs Cora C harlene T u rn e r, local high school
girls, accompanied M rs. H ow ard
m et a t the c o u rt house in Gold G ustin teach the tw o grades.
Beach M onday evening fo r its
Mrs. Cora G ustin, teacher of T u cke r o f Bandon to P o rtla n d
R EAL ESTATE BROKER
te g u la r m o n th ly m eeting Repre- the seventh grade, took her pu- Thursday to attend the grand
G ardner Bldg.
(Phone 2801)
Brookings, Oregon
»entatives from the C h ris tia n Sci- pils to Gold Beach F rid a y to com session of Job’s D aughters. W hile
in e e church were present to dis- pete in the county-w ide spelling there they attended a re c ita l ai
<uss the p o ssib ility of th e ir using contest. This consisted o f oral and Lewis and C la rk college at w hich
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• i pan of one of th e ir buildings w ritte n tests. Judy Boice placed Speed Anderson played. Speed i s 1 . .
fo r m eetings d u rin g times not in firs t. Kenny Longnecher, second. a fo rm e r m em ber o f L a n g lo is 1
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¿ a ir ‘ M r O lney’ M rs
H arold N eff, th ird , much to high and w e ll know n fo r his a b il-i
> as a piano playei
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H um phries and the credit of Langlois school.
M ATOT BUILDING
M rs. Hooks w ere the delegates. , M a rgaret
Fain, Rosalie and
M rs Jo Stoi m, w ith M i a Lilah 1 ,
Houge, Mrs. B e tty K re u tz e r and
Com plete line o f Gas Appliances
- w a te r heaters
Mrs. M ary H ildebrand as co-host
furnaces
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ranges
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flo o r furnaces
esses, honored Mrs. Ir is Losh-
Servel re frig e ra to rs and space heaters
haugh w ith a s to rk shower M on
day, A p ril 6.
PROPANE GAS
The Lacy and M cC racken fa m
B<x)k Cases, Writing Desks, Corner Cabinets,
Tanks fo r sale, rent o r lease
ilies spent the weekend w ith re la
Kitchen Cabinets, Breakfast Neoks, Doors, Win
tives near M edford.
Phone 2891
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M r. Hensley passed aw ay sud
dows ( Frames, Cupboard Doors, Drawers.
denly o f a heart a tta c k at his
Tiome on F lo ra ’s Lake T hursday
IF IT 'S U À D S OF W O O D —
m orning. Services w ill be held the
e a rly part o f the week. The eon
m u n ity extends its sym pathy to
the bereft veil fa m ily .
l u i n o(T Hwy 101 a t B each Road, Follow th e S igns!
H e n ry Boice, grandson o f Mrs.
T illy and M rs. C a rrie Boice, le ft
m u m ., 4 l l v .
m um
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-mi.. . • :
F rid a y fo r F o rt Lewis w here he
v ill be inducted into tbo arm. v*
forces. He w ill receive his basic
ENTRANL i
tra in in g at Cam p Roberts, C a lif.
F lo ra ’s W illo w C lub met at the
T*»’ V,¿
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home o f C a rrie Boice T hursday
afternoon. N ine members, one
O N H IG H W A Y 101 - 5 M IL E S N O R T H O F C R E S C E N T C IT Y
v is ito r and tw o ch ildren were
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Specializing m Radiator Repair
A T W O N D E R S T U M P R O AD
present. They voted to give a
< all S m ith R iver 330 o r Box 1.>1 B rookings
4-11 scholarship to 4-H sum m er
tor delivery s e n ice
school, a ju ve n ile Grange scholar-
Friday and Saturday, April i; - 18—
j ship to th e ir sum m er camp, and
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lo lla rs to the exchange stu
GEO. SHIPLEY, OWNER
£< ¡d e n t fund. Plans fo r the fa ll ba-
C»
™ 11 I - zaar A • were • a « discussed.
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_ The next
R O BT. R Y A N
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M O L A PO W ER S
"" m< eting w ill be w ith Demie Lam
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Uprumr. *nzxy uttt mûrir inntr.ni’jinribnWrt’.rjniLaxuhti^lA*'? in May.
LANGLOIS
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C H O IC E P R O P E R T IE S
W. H. BRADY
Curry County Gas Company
JIM S UNION CABINET SHOP
YOU HAVE A JOB FOR /. E. FIFIELD!
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THEATRE
BAYVIEW GARAGE
A t State Line
"CITY BENEATH THE SEA"
WHEN YOU SHOP IN COOS BAY
Have your car Serviced
A t Lou Blanc, Inc.
Leave your packages in y o u r car througho ut the day
COMPLETE SERVICE - FAIR PRICES
— Cadillac — Oldsmobile —
Safety-Tested Used Cars --
VISIT OUR WHOLESALE ROW
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B IA N C ,
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A<tdm thc •<«*< f*>m the Post Office in Com
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F rid a y a a
sm all child o f M r. and
Mrs. M cC racken ate, by m istake,
p ills not intended to r children ami
was taken to the hospital in Gold
Beach a very sick child.
Dad W oodw orth was brought
home fro m Bandon hospital W ed
nesday. He is somewhat im proved
but must take things p re tty easy
fo r awhile.
The Jam t's M astropolitos are
d riv in g a new car this week and
George C h u rc h ill has a new p ic k
up.
E. Petersen o f Sixes started
w o rk in the Ijin g lo is chees fac
to ry M onday m orning The cheese
fa c to ry at Sixes has been dis
m antled. M r. T w ig g manages at
the Sixes plant w ill be located in
A rago and is m oving w ith in the
m onth.
Sixes Grange m et at the Sixes
(.»range hall S a turday evening.
“STRANGE WORLD”
I Sunday and Monday, April
19 - 20—
"ANNIE GET YOUR G U N "
BETTY HUTTON
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HOWARD K E E L
“ HERE COMES TH E MARINES”
B O W E R Y BOYS
1 uesday - Wednesday - Thursday, April 21 - 22 - 23
"THE LAWLESS BREED"
ROCK HUDSON
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JU LIA ADAMS
“SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR”
JOAN FOUNTAIN
RAY MIDLAND
Friday and Saturday, April 24 “ 25—
"THE
RAIDERS"
RICHARD CONTE
W lLUM tTW Ttfe
WANTADS
“THE T H IE F”
ray milland
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