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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (May 28, 1953)
i ? , ^ M v k i 'X SvH Hr w ; l>,lot ioU7 « U o7 hiaEX X . i5 urged Harbor Resident Information On Ka Y, MAY 2o, iOJ Childrden Wanted, June 8-19, A gift of luggage was presented Wed In Oklahoma Blood Typing ♦ ____________________ _____ < to join the Crusaders for the King to them by the group. ; at the Castle (grade school gym). Mr. and Mrs. Doug Beeson Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Payne Reaches V.F.W. Fun, tournaments, band, handi- took their small daughter, Mar- announce the marriage of t.ieir craft, singing and stories,) and cia, to the hospital in Myrtle Some very valuable and infor By MARION BROOKS daughter, Mrs. Helen Arlandson, » best of all a special surprise treat Point, a very sick little girl. mative information on the blood 4-W Tian on the °l**ning day. June 8. Daily Leonard Vaugh of Chicago and to Sgt. Frederick E. ¿Gene) typing plan being pursued by the On Friday afternoon the 4-H schedulc- Monday through Eri- Mr. Shepherd of the New York Reiling at Lawton. Okla., on V F.W., Auxiliary and Rotanans, groups Jn.TrtataSi X e n t s an" <lay' 9:00 a m “ »«• 12:00 n,‘on I s,ort‘ of Vaughn Seed Company. April 25. Sgt. Reiling is well has reached their committees friends displaying the crafts th e y '8? a,1 your DaiIy Vacation Bible »ere visitors at the Clarke Slo- known here as he attended from the State Board of Health h a....... arned during the year and, “ I 001’ , . . , cus Sunday and Monday. Brookings high school, gradual- through the offices of the courty receiving th eir aw ards T he Lane- Jlm Lyn,on cut hls f«ce » ‘<h Frances Carey and his mother, ing with the class of 1949. He health nurse, Mrs. Dorothea lois hand played on the program »double-bitted ax Thursday eve- Nadine Carey, left Monday tor a is ,he son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller of Gold Beach. Because of and lean S tra in 's g u ts' chorus " ,n« anduwV ,aken ‘° ,he doc- three weeks visit with relatives Retting of Grants Pass, and the its importance involving the sav tor by Herb Geer for ieve.il in various parts of Kansas nephew of Archie and Fred An- ing of human suffering and life, According to Docia Sweet derson an(l Mrs Vk)|a Hanscarr, the committee will take plenty were to be commended for the s,i,ches' . die auxiliary of, S g t. Reiling ,g stationed a , of time to get properly lined out Wanda Volck and Donna type of songs they presented and way in which they were present- Churchill gave Ruth Murphy a American Legion, pans are being F su) newlv- before beginning the program. «1. Wilbur Jensen played a solo N ew ell and birthday ou(let formulated for a Memorial serv- »■«. urn«., and the newly, The exceptional interest on the held Saturday. May 30. | 'Vods are makinK their home in part of the public and the profes which was well received. Each luncheon Sunday at the Volck ice to at 10:00 a m , at the Legion hall Lawlon untl1 be is released from sion. both locally and “outside," club presented a demonstrauon borne. in Port Orford. There will be the Army this fall, after which convinces the promoters of the of some ¡>art of the work acconi- Mrs. Estella Hansen and Marie speakers, the school bands are they will make their home in probability of considerable exten plished during the year. 4-H Alice went to Oakland where scholarships to the 4-H summer hey will join her daughter and M',ng ask‘xl to participate, as are Grants Pass, sion into other areas. school at Corvallis were present- nusband. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mar- x lce groups in the Lang- ed to Arleen Kerber, Bobby Jean in, in a trip to southern Cali- “ lXe8, 1 Ort C rford area- The and Girl Scouts, V.F.W. of Sypher, Jeanette Thompson, Ros- lornia. Mrs. Hansen's brother Langlois, and Coast Guard are alie and Charleen Turner and lives at San Pedro and she will liked to attend and help out. Gordon Britton. Kenneth Priest, visit him for a few days, county agent, and Mrs. Sylvia Mr. and Mrs. Glen K trber Lee, home demonstration agent, went to Medford Wednesday to Rock Hounds Make were present and introduced to see about a television set Glen the group. Refreshments were won at the Shrine convention First Field Trip served by the P.T.A. the week previous. The Mt. Emily Gem and Min- Tuesday evening the P.T A. Following a dance recital in ertd cltlb held i ti regular Will be in Brookings every week to care for your m et at the high school New of-jCoqutlle Tuesday evening. Wilbur mM>ting last eveni*g af ticers installed were: President, Jensen was honored by a biith- , h„ v in e h .n „„ i u"„a , ». Ted Hoover; vice „resident. Het- day supper a. Taughwiaxt, given Jf, a b i d a n c e " ? ^he X * SALES en Slocum; secretary. Barbara by his teacher, Mrs Oris Knapp, ‘ a ‘ o ™ , numh..r of Hoover, a n d ' treasurer, Dolly Joanne Henry has been elected ’ The w le ty hml it, « 4 Smith. The sophomore class won treasurer of the school annual, trip Sundiv' Several cars m l the treat for having .he most The Delphic, at St. Henens hall "c trek re Seven ¿evU? B aeh V.'iite Box 4, The Pilot, or Singer Sewing Center parents present. Jerry Burhnam In Portland. now h o ? n .„ i 2 . ™ 3tach of the Boy Scouts of Coos Bay. Mr. and Mrs John Zuppe ire W8nled whh a bearehul'dav for 260 S. BROADWAY, COOS BAY, OREGON was present and talked on van- home from a short honeymoon, hunting rocks and agates and a ous phases of scouting. At the . e loot picnics are being plan- good time was reported by every- close of the meeting refresh ',he cT ‘ng weck' The body making the trip. ments were served. P.T.A. is furnishing treats for all The home economics commit of them. tee of Sixes Grange met at the Air. and Mrs. W. W. Brazel home of Ada Capps in Sixes are leaving this weekend for Thursday afternoon. California They plan on locating Sixes (¡range met Saturday there eventually and Mrs. B ra’el evening in short form and then I will remain there while he re dismissed for a social hour. The turns to the ranch. lecturer’s program was on safety Mr. and Mrs. McVoy of Black- anil consisted of readings, a skit ley visited with Mr. and Mrs by Kenneth Thompson debating Ralph Mason Friday afternoon, with his conscience; Muriel T. M. Zeigler of Toledo, Ohio, Hughs from Langlois high school is visiting his son Lee at Cape and her rhythmic dances, and a Blanco. memorial program put on by the Mr. and Mrs. Richard Daniel chaplain, Marion Brooks. Games son of Coquille and Mr. and Mrs. and folk and square dancing fol A. J. Sweet, Lampa Creek, were lowed. The 3rd and 4th decrees dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs will be demonstrated at the first A. P. Sweet, Cape Blanco road meeting in June. Friday. Pomona Grange will meet at Bobby Jean Sypher, Patty Clietco (¡range hall in Hurbor Mermilloid and Veneta Peterson Saturday, June 6, at 11:00 a m. joined Jobs' Daughters in Ban The fifth degree will be given don Wednesday evening. by Chetco Grange during the lec- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bark low LANGLOIS » J V /» . J \ / l ip y L j H IV J B 'B I l l VVI H ill« | f SINGER SEWING MACHINE REPRESENTATIVE OPEN GOOD LUCK SENIOR MONDAY JUNE 1 Dairy Creem "ice Cream / i t Its Best" t urh Service Weekends OUR REPAIR SHOP WILL BE OPEN BE GINNING NEXT MONDAY iifi '•'.uiantr iu n u j BROOKINGS AUTO PARTS authorized Your Automobile repaired quickly, efficiently cod at a reasonable price McGULbOCH CHAIN SAW DEALER AND R EPA IR SERVICE Across from Shell Station Brookings, Oregon P. O. Box iqs Brookings, Oregon Phone 2274 C. “ED” DEMPSEY Vxu IXxke Plymouth Dealer
