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Smith River
By ETHEL GOODLIN
■ BIBLE SCHOOL GROWING ■
The Daily Vacation Bible
school, held each morning at the
Smith River church is progressing
nicely, with a good attendance of
children present for the classes.
The program schedule each morn
ing is singing, Bible stories,
games, land crafts, drawing and
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Friday evening, when the children
will have on display the work they
have done during the two weeks
session. All parents and friends
are invited to attend this evening
session.
LEGIONNAIRES WORK
About 15 American Legion boys
of Post 712 turned out last Sun-
day to lay new asphalt shingles
on the Community Hall. The
building has been in need of a new
roof. The ladies of the Auxiliary
served a pot luck dinner in the
hall at noon for the working men.
Anyone who would like to help
with this community project is
welcome to come.
GOLD BEACH VISITORS
Recent visitors at Smith River
were Mrs. Dolly Jean Adams, and
her sister, Mrs. June Moore, both
of Gold Beach, who called on
their grandmother, Mrs. Eva Hill,
They also attended the Lily Pa-
rade at Brookings. The sisters are
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Zahni
Crockett of Pistol River.
and Mrs. Marietta Smith of Bell,
who is a sister of Mrs. Depew.
The visitors were guests at the
church service on Sunday.
DAUGHTER VISITS MOORES
Mr. and Mrs. J. \V. Moore are
enjoying a visit from their
daughter and her children of
Redding, Calif., who arrived for
their vacation.
CHILDREN LEARN TO SWIM
About 65 children from Smith
River area signed up for the Red
Ci oss swimming lessons held on
Smith river near Hiouchi bridge.
Joe Reichlin, driver of the Cres-
cent Elk school bus, picks up all
children of school age who attend
the classes each day.
MRS. GOODLIN SIGHT-SEEING
Mrs. Alf Goodlin, accompanied
by her granddaughter Nadine
Lehmkul and Amelia Shelton
went to Gold Beach Wednesday
for several days vacation and
sight seeing.
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MUNICIPAL COURT
j j m Heuzer—Drunk in public
p)ace* pjea of guilty, $10 bail for-
feited.
Ernest Moe—Drunk in public
place, found guilty, sentenced to
60 days in jail.
Jim Button — Driving without
operator’s license, violation of the
basic rule (wrong lane), pleaded
guilty, fined $15.
BUILDING PERMITS
Marcelles Pate, issued permit
for new residence, $8,000.
SHELTONS HAVE GUESTS
I Fred C. Trautman, permit for
Week end guests of Rev. and new residence, $6,500.
Mrs. James Shelton and children
were Rev. and Mrs. Arthur De-
Reach that buyer through a
pew and son David of Los Angeles Pilot ( lassified Ad\ ertisement.
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Both plan to apply for officers Brookings I Lirbor Pilot
training.
rilU R SD A Y . JU L 30. 1953
Roscoe was a graduate of
Brook ngs High in 1953 com m
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to this area about
No rain has be n recorded up rom Riddle. Ore , a year ayo two years ago.
July Weather
Warm and Dry
lo date h\ the Brookings W eather
Bureau station since July 7.
Maximum and minimum
pelature through Saturday
given. The high for this
was on Monday July 2
degrees.
Min.
July
Max.
9
50
<3
10
48
61
11
49
61
67
12
52
13
67
52
56
14
75
49
15
75
16
48
72
64
52
17
64
18
50
19
77
48
91
52
20
69
50
21
69
48
22
23
69
47
46
72
24
47
69
, 25
26
46
62
Total rainfall
tern
are
year
3 DAY
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Rain
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w ith "Double-Easy*
action
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Live Stock Tour
The annual South Coast 4-H
Live Stock tour that began Thurs
day morning was completed at
Floras Lake Friday. A tour was
made of Langlois Cheese, cattle
were judged at Cope’s Dairy,
sheep at Henry Adolphson’s ranch
(Seaview Ranch).
Judging was done by Harry
Lindgren, extension live stock
specialist at O.S.C. and George
Jenkins. Coos County extension
agent.
The State Fair teams of three
each will be made up from those
members that are highest in
IKiints from the judging tour.
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See the new
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Jack and Roscoe
Report to Frisco
Jack L. McGinnis and Roscoe
Ritchie Jr. leave for Eureka and
San Francisco to take physicals
lor the U. S. Army on Monday,
Aug. 9.
Although Roscoe is undetermin
ed about what he wishes to study,
Jack hopes to take field artillery.
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A ir Conditioners
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Harbor, Orc.
House o f Shoes
formerly Wharf street
M oves to N ew Location
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Weather Bird and Weather-Teens
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Eull line of sheer hose, anklets and purses
F R E E G ift for Children when accompanied by Mom or Dad.
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Margy Goldsbcrry
Amber Campbell