tice next week.
W ith this new program it will
Thursday, May 7, 1953
be possible to work on the new
num bers one week and then at
chorus
rehearsal work the various
About 400 persons called at
Brookings C hapter No. 675,
sections
together. For the infor
the Brookings Feed & Seed store
S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A. Inc. m et last
m
ation
of
chorus m em bers the
on the last day of their week-long
Brookings Busy Needles met at night at the high school at which
two
new’
songs
th a t we have
Sunday, May 2, Mrs. P. O. anniversary sale.
the home of our leader, M is time the annual election of offi
DeMoss, form erly of Brookings,
Cake anti coffee were served Fitzhugh, on W ednesday m orn cers was held. New officers elect sta rte d are “Mississippi Moon,’’
celebrated her 80th birthday w ith by Mrs. Yahr and Mrs. McCul ing. Most of the girls brought ed for the coming fiscal year (p. 7 of Song Book No. 3), and
a family reunion at the home of loch. Mrs. Iola Mullins won first their finished stuffed rabbit las. 1953-54:
For
president, Cliff “K entucky Babe,” (p. 10, Song
her daughter, Mrs. Helen Stipe, prize of a calf and 25 ¡»ounds of Wednesday. Those who finishe 1 Bushnell; vice president, Mickey Book No. 5), so If you wish to
in Portland. H er four children, meal in the ticket drawing, with their stuffed rabbit sta rte d the Gould; treasurer, J. S. Clendenin; brush up on these songs before
Elizabeth Shingler bean bag.
Mrs. Peggy Ask of Vashon, Wa^h., No. 88360
secretary. Charles Grayshel. Di next voice section practice you
may do so.
Bert DeMoss of Brookings, and won a sack of dairy feed with
Refreshm ents were served by rectors, George Swanson, Luther
Mrs. Leta Richardson and host No. 88307. F ifty pounds of Crowd
T here has been considerable
M argaret
Hopper and Sanda Tisdale and Paul W hirry.
ess Helen Stipe of Portland were was won by William Siedletz with
discussion
about holding a pa
New
schedule
for
chorus
and
Glass.
there.
Five of eight grandchil No. 88206 E dith Hynes won $5
rade
of
q
u
a
rte ts during the week
voice
section
practice
were
o
u
t
Vie meet every week.
M ai-
dren and nine of her great-grand- ; w orth of garden supplies with
of
Lily
Blossom
Festival.
At
lined
as
follows:
There
will
be
garet brought our scrapbook and
children were present.
No. 88082.
first
w’e
thought
of
an
out-door
two
chorus
rehearsals
per
m
onth
we pasted in several articles this
Mrs. Stipe served dessert lunch • The fifth prize was not claimed.
anti two voice section rehearsals show in the Azalea S ta te Park.
week.
eon to 29 guests.
The ticket No. 88092 drew 50
per month. For chorus m em bers However, seating and how to
Mrs. DeMoss received many baby chicks and 25 jiounds of
who were absent from the past handle a crowd th at % would want
lovely gifts.
s ta rte r feed. Someone is about
tw'o meetings, the voice section to see the park was the one rea
Ralph Vincent, free lance pho to go into the chicken business
captains are, for tenors, Orville son w’e have changed over to
tographer, recorded the event in if they present this num ber to
Our
Dimmick; lead, L uther Tisdale; holding the show inside.
film.
Mr. Yahr at the Feed & Seed.
next
problem
is
securing
a
hall
baritone, Harold Young and Bab
Last year seven thousands
Mr. and Mrs. Almo H. Newton Swanson, bass. Chorus m em bers th at would seat enough people in
For am bulance only Dial 2241. chicks were given away to those of H arbor celebrated th eir gol
are requested to contact these order to gu aran tee the cost of
desiring them. Five thousand den wedding anniversary on Sun-
voice captains to find out what visiting quartets.
were carried away from the store <jay, May 3, when more than two night and place they will prac
More on this subject next week.
on W ednesday of this week.
hundred and fifty friends and
relatives attended a reception in
Wttrlitzer and
their honor a t the Rod and Gun
iClub.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton have
Jesse French
• • «
resided here since 1944 when they
moved from Tulelake, Calif. They
NEW AND USED
n ' ■ » » » r
i r
,* On Friday night, May 1, a had lived in the K lam ath area
• • •
since
before
their
m
arriage
which
, m eeting was held at the Odd Fel-
R E N T A L OR T R IA L I lows hall concerning the new occurred on May 3, 1903, at the
9
9
9
Scout building. The discussion home of Mrs. N ew ton’s parents,
Tuning & Repair
was interesting, several thingj Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Short, near
• • •
were decided ujx)n and com m it K lam ath Falls.
WURLITZER ORGANS tees appointed to carry out these Present for the celebration
plans.
• • •
w ere a num ber of reatives from
Roy Dimmick and Blaine Grib-
out of town, including Mrs. New
C O N TA C T—
ble are the building planners.
T heir knowledge of construction to n ’s sisters, Mrs. Guy Setlifff,
and the building code laws was Tulare, Calif., and Mrs. Alice Ed
very helpful. The building will wards, Fresno, accompanied by a
Brookings, or
be 40x60 feet with concrete floor.
close friend, Mrs. Grace W illard,
Present at the m eeting were
Ernest W heeler, Cub Scout rep their daughter, Miss R uth N ew
resentative. Joe Kanick and Rod ton, Medford; Mr. and Mrs. T.
£ / / > <r • M U S I C S T O K I
Herman. Lions club rep resen ta W. Newton, T ulelake; Mr. and
Jam es
Newton, Shasta.
tives; Dal Sanders, scoutm aster Mrs.
COQUILLE, OREGON of Troop 32.
Calif.; Mr. and Mrs. W alter Short
Ed Hoar, Odd Fellows repre and children, E ureka; Mr. and
sentative of Troop 32; Mike Pag^, Mrs. A. G. Colson, K lam ath
Let Ralph Do It
chairm an of the building com m it Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bur-
tee of Troop 32; Mr. and Mrs. rough, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Blie’:-
Clifford Beem. representing the enstaff and son Gary, and Mr. and
Cub Scouts; Mrs. Tom Doherty, Mrs Richard A rnett, all of C res
C'ustom Farm T racto r Work
of the Girl Scout com m ittee, cent City.
Rotovateing
Leveling
Mrs Don Bingham, V.F.W. presi
dent, and Scout representative those interested in the Scouts and
Ask For An E stim ate
l*on Bingham, youth activities their new building are invited to
chairm an for V F.W
attend This is a w orthy cause.
Another m eeting will be held
L
et’s give it a big hand.
Phone 2274
Brookings, Oregon Friday, May 8, at 8:00 pm ., at
16 Brookings Harbor Pilot Feed and Seed
Celebrate Opening
Ina De Moss
Feted On Birthday
Barbershop Tunes
Members and A ll
4 -H
N E W
Reception Honors
Golden Wedding
P IA N O S !
Scouts Ready To
Begin Building
j
MOTI I ER
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