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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1954)
Smith River Women's Club Entertained By Brookings Singers th e lucky w inner will have to he at th e hall at th a t tim e in o rd er CONSIDER Brookings ! lurbor Pilot to receive it. BACHELOR TH U R SD A Y , JA N U A R Y 28, 1954 A lm ost every fam ily has som e B y J J. G allagher q u ilts w hich they n a te in having Mrs. B aughm an cherished 1 m footloose and fancy free, would be proud to display, and a t DANCE STUDENTS give these in tere stin g review s. No w edding bells will chim e for th e sam e tim e being able to see C losing the* program w as sp e GO TO CRESCENT me; cial „music and singing by visitors th e q u ilts brought by th e ir n eig h Seven B rookngs s tu d e n ts of I w alk alone, fo rev er free.” from B rookings, w hich w as appre- bors m akes an event well w o rth Bonnie K ay M incer w ere in C res tak in g p a rt in. I hus qu o th the gay young blade. 1 eiated by all. Mrs N ell M cK enzie cent C ity recen t 1\ for a field day Now, solve for me this m ystery, introduced W ilhelm ina Donnelly, of practice. \ \ h ere would this blithe young M eta M yers, La M erne C h ristia n A tten d in g w ere M arilyn H over, b liste r be son, H elen Rice. Mrs. J. M oore H ad his g ra n d sire been such as he, K a th y B ushnell. H elen Lucas. and Mr. M cKenzie, who re n d e re I K ath leen Phelps, P am ela K err, A Teen-A ge club dance will be O r his g ran d m a died an old m aid ? solos, d u ets and trios, w ith piano Ann W hite, and G lenda K effer. held F rid ay evening, J a n u a ry 29, and violin accom panim ent. At the close of th e afternoon, at the V FW hall. sandw iches and coffee w e r e Cold pop for sale. Good m usic. X68S o u o q j ia.KHs P»MA\ served from a w hite linen covered , Join th e fun! •able c e n te red w th red berries, g re en ery and red candles. P r e siding a t th e table w ere M arth a SH 3H SV M S H O J.V U 3 D IH 3 3 H ’ ’¡rich and F ran ces W estbrook. T ea hostess w as G race H ight, K H H X Ilv KHOAOlV w ho w as assisted by club m em SNV j I b ers in serving. the Sm ith R iver W om en’s C lub held its m onthly m eeting J a n u a ry S in the clubroom a t C om m unity hall. P resident Mrs. A rt Law n presided at a short business m eeting. A cheery fire in th e fireplace provided w arm th for th e room. I he m an tle c a rried out th e A rt ( o rn er them e, w ith a larg e oil painting, a d ese rt scene hung above the m antle. An a rra n g e m ent ot books and p h otographs com pleted th e m an tle decorations. A nother p ain tin g in w a te r color. I he Blue Daisy, and photographic p o rtra itu re on th e m a n tle and ta - ble w ere a rra n g e d by M rs George Shipley, who w as in charge of the a rt corner. During the sh ort business ses sion. re p o rts w ere given by com m ittee chairm en. M arth a U lrich gave a rep o rt on th e lib rary ; and i STARTING the child w elfare ch airm an , M ary Fisher, rep o rted th a t new scales I lours 9-6 - Closed Monday had arriv ed at the baby clinic. Mabel M aris re p o rted th a t the club had en tered th e P en n y A rt A chance for everyone in the contest. The W om en’s C lub also com m unity to display th e ir c h e r m ade a donation to th e M arch of ished h an d-m ade q u ilts is planned Dimes fund. for th e G range hall on S a tu rd a y . L ibrary ch airm an , Mrs. M a rth a F e b ru a ry 20. T he q u ilts can be Ulrich, w ith Mrs. F ra n c e s W e st any th a t one has. w h e th e r m ade brook as co-chairm an, w as in by them selves or by som e one charge of th e program . Mrs. U l else, and tw’o prizes a re being giv rich gave a b rief h isto ry of th e en, one for th e oldest q u ilt on dis library, which w as organized in play and th e o th e r for th e quilt 1932. She tu rn ed the prografn ju d g ed best in w orkm anship and over to Mrs. E unice F airs, lite ra design by the judges. T h e re also will be tables for tu re chairm an, of th e S an F r a n cisco district, who introduced display of antiques, but these will Mrs. Glyndon S m ith of E u re k a, be for exhibit only. T h ere will garden ch a irm an of th e S ta te be som e one a t the hall all the tim e th e q u ilts are on display, Federation. Mrs. C lifford B aughm an of and th e re is no fee for e n terin g Richmond, s ta te lite ra ry c h a ir a q u ilt o r for adm ission to the man of the C alifo rnia F ed eratio n hall. C ake o r pie and coffee will ot W om en’s Clubs, w as guest be served by th e G range ladies at sp eak er for th e aftern o o n . S he a d a sm all ch a rg e for those who dressed the group and review ed w ish to have refreshm ents. As th e plans now' are, the quilts the book, “T he L ady of A rlin g B efore you buy any TV’ set. look at ton ” She also gave ex c erp ts and will be en tered betw een nine and P ack ard -B ell. C om pare it w ith any reviewed th e c u rre n t book, “T he eleven in th e m orning, w ith the o th e r set, and w e’re su re y o u ’ll a g re e Coffee T ra in .” T he local club- doors open to th e public a t one- —th e re is nothing b e tte r. th irty and to rem ain open u n til about nin e-th irty , at which tim e th e q u ilts are to be picked up by th e ow ners. T h ere will be By E T H E L G O O D LIN a door prize, which will be draw n i lor about nine in the evening, and 3 TEEN-AGE NEWS OO 3DNVIlddV 31IHM S E R V IC E S By Appointment iq 54 Grange Plans Quilt Display Jake's Barber Shop Smith River A heavy elec trical sto rm hit Del N orte county in the ea rly evening M onday, w ith p lenty of hail and rain and w ith sheet lightning followed by heavy claps oi rolling th u n d er. No dam ag e is reported. This w as the heaviest th u n d er in this section for several years. Duane Shelton, statio n ed at F ort Ord. has com pleted his basic train in g in the arm y cam p. He visited his p aren ts. Rev and Mrs. Jam es Shelton, and his tw o sis ters on Sunday. He left on the evening plane to report at the arm y camp. He will be sen t w ith his division to G erm any. Mrs. Blanch F a v o r left on a S o u th w estern plane M onday, go ing by way of M edford to Chico, w here she will visit for several weeks w ith h er d a u g h te r and fam ily. Mrs. Eddie W estbrook has re tu rn ed to h er hom e on M onday a f te r spending th • w eekend as guest of her siste r. Mrs. Ada H ursh, and niece. Mrs. E dna Ross, wom en and visitors w ere for u DR. VV. II MUST 8£ SOU)/N 30 PAYSf* 'FW ztoy iffSfduraQ in H IV 3 3 H N O IS IA 3 3 3 X (IN V ÖICIVH sjopivnbpvoH o o l u js ju o a ßuiipeuios suDew ee+uDJDnQ ajeq/v\ i F IR S T . . . 1 ¿fee Packard-SeH 5 2 2 I I • IT S AS EASY AS TI IIS. 1. P ro p out and look at our display sets, noxv being shoxvn in our displuy room next to the Silverspray M arked 2. Try it in your home— w e ’ll gladly bring one out for you to use. 3 CO M PARE xvith any other set, and you'll agree To clear land for resale, price drastically cut on a small group of 2-bedroom surplus structures . . • C O M F 1 ETE with elec, range, refrig., w. heater, Wiring, plumbing & fix ture* . . . Easy to reduce to panels as required by PACKARD-BELL is i Am erica's Finest Television law. w * iT i n t iuutn*Tto » o l m i . . . Vancouver Housing Authority M Lm xihlm Heights V a n e o u w W rrQ v DENN SUPPLY TOW NSEND Veterinary Clinic SMITH RIVER SALES OE1IGE EASY ST. Office Hours*. 1:00 p.m. 7 :00 p.m S’H U A S VOM SHH.S VH I » SH H A SV O A SX O H I o ’00 p.m Monday through Saturday 9:00 p.m Mon., Wed. Fri. Evenings P hones : Smith River Residence 631 EMERGENCY CALLS ANYTIME Sets On Display Next To Silverspray M arket Office 611 1 Phone 3274 I
