Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978, January 21, 1954, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextBrookings-Harbor Pilot 3 DEACONESS SPEAKS THURSDAY , JANU ARY 21, 1954 By C L IF F O R D P. ROW E re tu rn e d to China, and w as one of |Z th e hurt m issio n a rie s driven out by th e C om m unists. ON CHINA D eaconess Riebe spoke to th e congregation of S t. T im othy's E piscopal church S unday m orning, co n cern in g th e m issionary work in C hina, in w hich she was a c tiv e ly engaged for th irty -n in e y ears T he deaconess spoke of the te r rible hard sh ip s endured by the C hinese people through two w ars, and of th e effect of Com m unism on them D eaconess Riebe w as interned by th e Jap an ese, released under th e ex change prisoner program . Where Guarantee Means Something Your S ervice H e ad q u arte rs RA D IO AND T E L E V IS IO N R E P A IR S E R V IC E S By Appointm ent zvzyz/cZc, fi&paihA. STARTING 1954 1 fours 9 -6 - Closed Mondav REFRIGERATORS Jake's Barber Shop IK O N S TO X STK R S < l.t .t N F .K S K O A STFK S IA N S M OTORS M IN E R S WASHERS WHITE APPLIANCE CO. W h a rf S tr e e t P hone 2891 A (TTY acq u ain tan ce re cen tly su g g ested in a supposedly a d visory cap acity th a t I ought to m ove to th e m etropolis so th a t I w ould have a rich er field in w hich to search for m y w eekly colum n ideas. On th e su rfa ce th e advice ap p ears sound. S till m y own lim ited c o n tac ts w ith th e ideas spaw ned in th e big city have failed as yet, to im press me very m uch. S eem ingly th e confines of th e iity lim its and th e su ffocating atm o sp h ere w hich prevails w hen too m any hum ans get close to g e th e r a r not p a rtic u larly conducive to c le a r and o rig inal th in k in g N ot being th e so rt, how ever, who discards w ith o u t first con sid erin g it, I have exam ined som e of th e w ork of th e highly paid colum nists in th e P o rtla n d press in o rd e r to find ju st w hat a d v a n tages th ese w rite rs possessed. My research w as enlightening. In th e first place, to have th e m etro p o litan touch, you evidently m ust spend m ost of your night hours in th e beer parlo rs and cock tail bars. These seem to be th e principal idea sources. A p p aren tly when not ta v e rn toddling, you m ust be peering th ro u g h keyholes g e ttin g th e d irt on those people w’hom you can affo rd to e m b a rra s s in y o u r col um n. Since you ca n 't possibly handle all of th e keyholes your- | self, you m u st of necessity m a in tain a larg e s ta ff of experienced 1 “ peeping T o m s” to provide you w ith th e n ecessary scum. Finally, since you are not go ing to have m uch tim e for o rig inal th in k in g , you m ust devote a portion of y o u r w ritin g to m a k ing people an g ry by ridiculing th eir beliefs and ideals. T his will resu lt in th e ir w ritin g you le t te rs in p ro test which you can then use to f:ll y o u r colum n. Your edito r will also be im pressed w ith your fan mail. Since I lack th e co n stitu tio n of a bar-fly. the eth ics of a “peeping T om ,” o r th e venom of a neigh bor-h ater, I will have to be con ten t w ith th e sm all tow n as a sou rce for im pressions. MU3TSe SOU) M 3 0 M Y S f FRIDAY and SATURDAY JANUARY 22 and 23 Odds and NO Returns NO Refunds ALL COTTON DRESSES BETTER ROBES Reg. $2.98 to $^.98 and Sizes 3 to 14 HOUSE COATS Sale $1.99 All Sales Final LADIES’ 30 PER CENT OFF BLOUSES Values to S5.95 Sale $1.99 BABY LADIES’ GIRLS’ BONNETS CHENILLE ROBES KNITTED CAPS Values to $7.98 Reg. $1.98 Sale $1.19 Sole $3.99 Sale 99c INFANTS’ LADIES' GOWNS LADIES’ Reg. $1.98 to $2.39 ROMPER SUITS Reg. $2.98 Sale $1.99 CHILDREN’S Reg. Value $4.95 Sale S I .99 MEN'S T-SHIRTS N ot All Sizes To clear land for resale# price drastically cut on a small group of 2-bedroom surplus structures . . • C O M P LE TE with elec, range, refrig., w. heater, Wiring, plumbing & fix» tures . . . Easy to reduce to panels as required by law. sale! NO Charges CHILDREN’S W O O L S K IR T S «1 ■ £ Ends M any Fine Q u a lity R ayon - N ylon T rim Reg. $4.95 Sale $1.99 LADIES’ BLACK SLACKS Sale $ 1 . 9 5 LADIES’ 100% WOOL KNIT DRESSES G -O -W -N -S Jersey Knit Sale 99c MEN’S WOOL CAPS Reg. $1.59 Soe 89c LADIES’ HOUSE DRESSES Reg. to Si.98 Reg. Si9.95 Reg. $5.95 Sale 99c Sale $13.79 Sale $3.89 Other A rticles On S a le— We Give S&H Green Strm ps MOORE’S Variety and Apparel Shop