Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, December 31, 1953, Page 3, Image 3

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    The news in H arbor this week
is of the comings and goings of
t h is area during the C hristm as
holiday. W ith some of the larger
mills shut down for several days,
a good opportunity was available
for visits with relatives and
friends.
H arb or N ew s
Mr. and Mrs. Erank K eener and
» f.e t K,' en,' r re 'u m e d Sunday
a lte r enjoy,ng C hristm as in P o r '
land with relatives.
Brookings Harbor Pilot
I H l ’RSDAY. DEC. 31, 1953
3
Miss Nancy Stone tlew from
wio,a '!’h E 5e rt S|*',M C hristm as C HRISTMAS IN ROSEBURG
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
O.
Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Twohy spent
Stanlord, (. alii., on Thursday to
H ith his wife in G rants Pass re-
and son Je rry returned home on
in Roseburg
with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Struebing sixuid the C hristm as week end ! uesday a fte r spending Christm as tu rn,ng home on Tuesday. Mrs I ( hristm as
friends.
Ebert
«
ill
come
over
from
G
ram
s
here
with
her
m
other,
Mrs.
Guy
and their daughter M arylin went
with relatives in K lam ath Falls
Pass, w here she is employed, on
To Los Angeles to spend the holi­ Rice, leaving by air on Sunday. *
Thursday
to spend the Nc« NORTH FOR CHRISTMAS
days. Marylin, who is a senior
Mr. and Mrs. John Hewitt of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Phillips
Wes Sm ith, popular deputy ia r k e r s Anchorage, r e t u r n e d Years holiday here.
at Oregon S tate college, planned
To he m arried in Los Angeles last sheriff, spent C hristm as in Gold borne Tuesday a fte r a w eek’s vis- d aiyjht30^ MlS JOC Zumpfe and and Mr. and M r;. AI Phillips and
Monday. A full account of the Beach where he was a guest at
in Napa, their form er home, d aughter Lois spent several davs tamily drove north for Christm as.
1 be Bob Phillips stopped in T illa­
wedding will be given upon the the home of Sheri IT and Mrs. R. where the parents of both Mr
•n e r C hristm as with relatives in mook to visit another son, and
’■•■turn of the Struebings a fte r G. Sabin.
and Mrs. H ew itt live.
^ I l U\ Uhere the
was The Al Phillips went on to Astoria
The holidays.
joined
b>
Joe’s
brother-in-law
Mrs. C lara Kerns and Mrs. Eva
to be w ith M arg aret’s m other
Mr. and Mrs. E. W Mitchell
Mt. and Mrs. Gene Reiling and Lea Long drove to K lam ath Falls left the la tte r part of last week and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ed My-
Three children drove over from where they spent several days
.( ’reK° ‘T. South Dakota
G rants Pass on the 24th to spend \ ¡siting relatives in th at area tor Phoenix. Ariz.. where they Their other daughter, Mrs. Elaine
" ill visit w ith Mrs. M itchell’s < lark went to Powers to spend
1 Hristmas eve here with her They report the w eather cold, but
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M ustard th iis tm a s with her husband’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H erbert sunny and clear while they were over New Years.
fam ily, her husband Harold being
Payne. T h e y
left Christm as there.
By Appointment
morning to enjoy another C hrist­
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Edwardson in Korea for his C hristm as
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Olsen drove spent the Christm as weekend in
mas tree and dinner a t the home
of Gene’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. to Portland W ednesday to spend Roseburg where they visited their
The memory of the Bethlehem
the holidays with her m other, son, W alter, and his family. Two babe bears to m ortals gifts g re a t­
Fred Reiling in G rants Pass.
Mrs. L. A. Hum phreys, who is year old Ronny was the center of
er than those of Magian kings,_ Hours 9-6. Closed Monday
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cham bers well known here.
bis gran d p aren ts’ attention, of hopes th a t cannot deceive, th at
left last week for P ortland w here
course.
waken prophecy, gleam s of glory,
they will spend the holidays w ith
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Springer
coronals
of meekness, diadems of
their son, Dean, and his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Thompson
spent C hristm as at N orth Bend
love.
— Mary Baker Eddy
with their daughter, Mrs. Thelm a and two children drove to P a ra ­
William H. Smith is spending
Burrell and family. They had dise. Calif., where they spent
( hristmas at ~Iiis home north of
planned
to go fa rth e r north into ( hristm as with her parents, Mr
Brookings, coming from Camp
W
ashington,
but decided to take and Mrs. Robert Grigsby. They
White where he has been the last
That
trip
a
fte
r the first of the report the w eather wonderful,
several months.
year.
and they w ere surprised at the
Your Service Headquarters
sm all am ount of traffic on the
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hall, pro­
RADIO REPAIR
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hayes left highways.
prietors of the Hall Cabins above
IRONS
Harbor, are in Richmond enjoy­ on the 26th for the Bay are a to
1W T M M
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
O.
Edson
r
e
­
< I.KANRRR
ing the holidays with their son, spend a well-earned vacation a fte r
a busy season in th eir C edar Lane turned Monday from Port Ian
ROANTRRS
E. L. Hall and his family.
FANS
Cannery. T heir daughter, Sharon, where they had spent a week
*
MOTORS
is staying with the E. R. Olsen visiting relatives. They w »re ac
MIX « R S
companied home by Mr. and Mrs.
family while they are gone.
J. Paulson of Vancouver, W ash
REFRIGERATORS — WASHERS
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Boyd and who will rem ain for a visit. Mr.
children and John W ilbur spent and Mrs. Edson recently bought
several days in Cave Junction a corner, the Andrew Potocnick
with relatives over C hristm as, re­ .property, across the highway
Wharf Street
Phone
the sm art scallop style rubber
turning home Sunday.
from Benham road.
boot with pert side bow—fits
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Englund
like a glove over heel style
drove to S e attle to spend the holi-
shoes.
,lays with their son and his
Light W’eight
family.
Long W earing
Non-Skid
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Schaeffer
SERVICES
Starting 1954
Jake's Barber Shop
Where Guarantee Means Something
"TOTES"
EASY TO PUT ON—
THEY STRETCH!
Only
$ 2 .9 8
with carrying pouch
KAISER H O SE
$1.15 pr.
3 prs. $2.98
Christm as w inner of Electric
Door Chimes
ELA IN E CLARK
WHITE APPLIANCE CO.
are enjoying a visit with rela-
and friends in Salem over
the holidays.
Mrs. R u.h B athiany returned
home Sunday a fte r being in
Tulelake. Calif., for C hristm as
' th her son-in-law and daugh-
; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crawford
and two children. The Craw fords
re urne,l with Mrs. B athiany and
fishingem ain f° r S° m<> s,eelhead
Roy Newman and his m other.
Mrs. Blanche Maney r e tu rn 'd
tome I uesday from Los Angeles
h i i l T ’heyuSPent ,h e ''h ris tm a s
holiday with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon H anscam
and children enjoyed a visit over
Christm as from Mrs. H anscam ’s
Parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Welch
’ > ( » r a n ts
Pass, who returned
borne Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Peterson
have been enjoying a visit from
son. Richard, of Portland,
v ho has been here about ten days
Hie steelhead fishing has I
Taking part of Richard's time
has surf fishing.
No fob 'l oo Large
N o fob Too Small
CEMENT WORK CONTRACTED
FOUNDATIONS - DRIVEWAYS
floors
PORCHES
STE PS
SIDEW ALKS — PATIOS
BACKED BY 27 YEARS E X PE R IE N C E
Estimates Cheerfully Given
ART GIBBS
Easy .Street
Brookings, Ore.
Phone 3272