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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 4, 1954)
FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH Former Harbor Teacher Wed At Allegany fore a sim u la te d a l t a r deco rated y w h ite ch ry san th em u m s and w hite tapers. T he bride given in m a rria g • b\ her brother, E m m ett N ord- und, w ore a black velvet a fte r- neon frock, em broidered at the neckline w ith rh in esto n es and se quins, her accessories w ere of m atching velvet and h er corsag • as of gardenias. Mrs. E w an is die d a u g h te r ot Mrs. Emily N ord h ad of A storia. Mrs H arold O tt w as the m atro n of honor and bridesm aids w m Mrs Bonnie L ane of P o rtla n I, d a u g h te r of th e bride, Miss Don W ord has come from A llegany. Oregon, of th e m a rria g e th e re of Mrs. Lou E w an an d Lertn K en drick. Mrs. Ew an lived in H arbor• for everal years, . and a t one tim e C L IF F O R D P. ‘aught school th e re She is well ROW E 'mown in this area. The candle! ight cerem ony w as W E N E V E R P L A N for it; in n rform ed by th e Rev. W a lte r ’ * fact. w e have no idea when it ’arn er. p asto r of th e Coos Bay occur, but we do know th a t ju st M ethodist church at 6 o’clock he- n.a E w a n a n d M rs. Je s s ie B ishop as sur<‘ as th in g s will he m islaid, of Spokane, s is te r ol th e b rid e so will this even ta k e place a t groom. Old boy, you m u st have been least once d u rin g any year. C an d lejig h ters w ere Millie Hod- r re fer to th a t day d u rin g w hich m ite th e gay blade to m ak e off ’ ith a prize pack ag e such as gins and N ancy O tt. some y o unger m em ber of th e fa m th a t! ” S ta n ley N ew berry w as the best ily m aking a house-over search At any ra te , like a flash from m an and u sh ers w ere Elvin Ew an, tor some lost artic le , com es across he past, the m om ent has gone, <on of th e bride, and W arren IIup- a box. o r a larg e envelope, o r a ie has had his day, and the pic pi. sack full of snap sh o ts w hich bring hires w ill once m ore be ab sen t- Mrs. C h ester Isaacson, vo a the past into focus q u ick er th a n m indedly stu ffed aw ay to be drag- soloist, san g "Oh, P rom ise Me" Alley Oop’s tim e m achine. ;ed out again on a n o th e r day to preceding the cerem ony She was Like long-tim e search es before iring even g re a te r joy, for then •«•eomnanied by M rs. M arg aret whom tre a s u re is suddenly bared, hey w ill be yet a n o th e r y e a r B rem er. so do th ese m odern p ira te s scream older. A w edding su p p er w as served and screech w ith su rp rise and asto n ish m en t as p icto rial records o f a n o th e r day com e back to h au n t. “ M ama, is th a t really y o u ? " and “Daddy, yop had h a ir th en !" a re , tw o of the expressions to be ex pected and ch erished from o ff spring who can n ev e r be con vinced t h a t p a re n ts w e ren ’t hatched in th e ir p re sen t decrepit shapes. Still th e p leasu re afforded the you n g sters is mild to th a t which com es to him who ta k e s a m ajo r role in m any of th e .pictures. A l though not so openly expressed, th e pride of th e m a s te r of th e m ansion can n o t be easily dis guised as he recognizes his y o u th ful facsim ile w ith its arm around the present lady of th e house. N eith er does he need to have pointed out the lu x u ria n t crop of h a ir which then co vered w hat is now a high forehead. H e could even point out th at those sam e locks even had a w ave or two. And gazing upon th e heroine of m ost of th e scenes, can he be blam ed as he in w ardly exults. a f te r th e service and Mr. and Mrs. K endrick w ent up th e coast Brookings I Lirbor Pilot for a honeym oon trip T hey w ill THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1. 1954 tt side in A llegany w h ere th e bridegroom is em ployed by th e GO TO COOS BAY ey e rh ae u ser T im b er com pany. Mrs. H A W ilbanks and Mrs. E. C S am uel spent W ednesday M cKI NZII FO R U N in Coos Bay. 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