Brookings Harbor Pilot
THURSDAY, DEC. 17. 1953
3
Mrs. Hill has four sons, Davie,
Donald and Zahn Crockett of O re
gon and Harvey Lockwood of
Cummings, Calif.
Brookings
Market
Smith River
By ETH EL GOODLIN
Mrs. Dolly Jean Adams and
children of Gold Beach visited her
grandm other, Mrs. Eva Hill, one
recent afternoon, returning home
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hall were the sam e day.
co-hostesses for a potluck supper
Rev. and Mrs. Jam es Shelton
on Friday evening in the social
room of the church. The affair and daughters are enjoying a visit
"•as in honor of the teachers of with their son and brother Du
the Sunday school and their hus ane Shelton who arrived Sunday
bands. Following the supper, the from Fort Ord, where he is in
evt ning was spent playing lively training in U. S. Army.
games which w ere enjoyed by all.
Among those present were Mr. W EEK -EN D W ITH FAMILY
and Mrs. Jack Van Zee, Mr. and
Mr. anti Mrs. Don McCarton
Mrs. Alt Goodlin, Mr. and Mrs. spent last week end in Medford,
Charles Gray. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. w ith their son-in-law and daugh
Clemens. Mr. and Mrs. Rube ter, Mr. and Mrs. C urtis B u tter
Moore, Mr. and Mrs. William field.
Crown, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mor
rison and Rev. and Mrs. Jam es MASONS ELECT OFFIC ERS
Shelton. Several teachers were
At a stated m eeting of Sidney
unable to be present. Singing of
Croft,
No. 206. A.F.andA.M. last
Christm as songs and prayer by
Friday
evening, the following offi
Rev. Shelton closed the fellowship
cers were elected to fill the chairs
meeting.
for the ensuing year: Ralph A.
Young, worshipful m aster; W il
Del Norte Pom ona Grange No. liam L. Campbell, senior w arden;
42 will be guests of Lake Earl John M. Molino, junior warden;
Grange on Sunday, Dec. 20. A Roy M. Molino, senior deacon;
potluck luncheon will be served Harold A. Jochens, junior deacon;
at 1 o’clock w ith ham furnished Tra A. Darst, treasu rer; Sam J.
by the Grange. The business Gott, secretary; Fred A. Blunt,
meeting will follow, also C hrist senior stew ard; Charles V. Ames,
mas party and exchange of gifts. junior stew ard; Charles Bickner,
All Pomona m em bers are invited. m arshal; C harles Christianson,
chaplain, and Charles W. Spence,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sierka have tyler.
closed the Ship on Shore Cafe for
the w inter and w ith their two SISTER H E R E
children left for S anta Cruz to
Mrs. Charles Birch and daugh
spend C hristm as with relatives.
ter C harlene from Fairfield, Calif,
are holiday guests at the home of
Mrs. Eva Hill, 87, has returned Mr. and Mrs. A lbert Mincer. Mrs.
home a fter
spending several Birch is Mrs. M incer’s sister, and
weeks at the H arrington Rest will be here until a fte r Christm as
Home in Crescent City and is Mr. Birch will join them next
glad to be back in her own home. week.
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