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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (March 18, 1954)
i HARBOR NEWS and son, W endell, of W eb ster City, Iowa, w ere overnight visi- I Smith River \Trc c V v u . . i 1 to rs at th e hom e of th e ir nephew l . i . S , F lsSh e r r<’celve<1 w ord and niece, Mr. and M rs Clyde P au ?‘VF° K I!raynarrt T h e M cCoskeys had fath er, P au E. K em ske from a driven out from Iow a , o vjsi( U oinia A Rh ’d r n, a' Wend<‘11. w h° is statio n ed a t an o X to ls h la n d X 2 U t r° ' a l A ir F orce B ase n e a ' S acram en to , i T he S m ith R iver W om en’s club o te r to A shland, w here she joined Ml, and M„ K en n eth n^et F rid ay at th e C om m unity her siste r from Y akim a for the and th re e son of M errill a re visit- tr in e o n th AT»- K U’ em ,^,<.1,^. ui a i f l l l l l d ie \ISlT- H all, w ith the historical them e IIip south. Mr. ske • is well 11 infT fhic k known n o w n here h n m as oc ho .,„<■> UO. ..,s^ ,ng thls u e e k at the M ilton F os being ca rried out in the program he and his wife i May Crook and G race H ight w ere had m ade th e ir hom e here for te r and H ow ard and Leslie Kay co-chairm en. homes. Mrs. Bailey is th e form er some tim e a few y ea rs ago. F o r ( Guest sp ea k er for the day w as 1 illian R ay and is well known the past few y ea rs th ey have been Mrs. E sth e r R uth S m ith, who d is living in th e ir tra ile r in th e south- ’ . cussed h er recent book, “E arly ern p art of C alifo rnia m ost of th e f A Vin W oodriff had th e m is H ays of Del N o rte .” Mrs. S m ith tim e. fo rtu n e of c u ttin g off tw o fingers told of h er ap p reciatio n for the Wcva u . , . 1 of his left hand w ith a S kilsaw w o rd has been received hv r#»l- m any in tere stin g sto ries and old ThompsOofn ,hea td e Sth ^ P e te T s b u i^ £e ttin * alo n S a , , . ' ^ t . but it w dl diaries which w ere brought to h er History Theme A t Women's Club « . i . t « ............ ’ and has been w ith h e r d a u g h te r A nother accident involving th e and son-in-law , Dr. and Mrs. J, hands occurred to F ra n k Thom p- A. Benson. H er husband joined son’ who suffered a finger broken the group a few w eeks ago w hen ! n several Places w hen it ca u g h t she Besides betw een the pulley and belt w hile she becam becam e e c critica ritic a lly lly ill. ill. Besides h er husband an d d a u g h te r M rs. re p airin g th e a u to m a tic w ash er at Benson, she is survived by a n his home. T he finger is h ealing o th er d au g h ter, Mrs. L. H. K irt- slowly, hut it isn’t of m uch help ley, who is also in F lorida a t th e in doing plum bing o r electrical p resen t tim e, and a son, R obert, jobs yet. of H arbor. P vt. D a rrell P a rk e r spent th e Mrs. B everly S an d ers re tu rn e d w eekend here w ith his m other, home recen tly a f te r w o rk in g for Mrs. B ernice K inzer, re tu rn in g to the past six m onths in K alam a. F o rt O rd on S unday. W hile here V\ ashington. She ex pects h e r husr he also visited his sister, Mrs. band Dee, who is in K orea w ith Hazel Ray. th e Army, to re tu rn to th e stages R aym ond L. R eekm an AN spent in May, and he will be discharged the w eekend visiting his m other, in July. .. . M rs. M ilton F oster, and going M r and Mrs. H arold P u tn a m around and saying “hello” to all and o u r children have m oved t o i his friends again a f te r being in Anderson. C alifo rn ia to m ak e the K orean and Jap a n ese a rea th e ir home, as Mr. P u tn a m will for th e past six m onths on th e be logging in th a t a re a for som e c a rrie r Y orktow n. T here w as qu ite tinl e‘ t tr „ !a w e,c°m in g co m m ittee of S hrin- A. L. H all, p ro p rie to r of th e ers to m eet th e Y orktow n when Hall C abins above H arbor, is con it docked a t A lam eda on M arch fined to th e C u rry G eneral H os 3rd, as th e men on the ship had pital at Gold Beach, w ith a serious a check for over $25,000 which lung congestion condition and an they co n trib u ted to th e S h rin ers enlarged h eart. C rippled C h ild ren ’s H ospital fund. Mrs. W ill Tolm an of Bandon is A nother m em ber of th e Y ork spending a w eek a t h e r place here tow n’s crew known here is R obert in H arbor. E ck e tt, b ro th e r of Mrs. W iley Mr. and Mrs. Jaso n M cCoskey Jordan. A good atten d a n ce is expected at th e G range m eetin g this F rid ay as th e T hird and F o u rth degrees a re going to be given by th e ladies degree team , which so ably put on th e F irst and Second degrees a t th e last m eeting. ior m e book M any an tiq u es w ere displayed Above the m a n tle hung an oil p ain tin g which had belonged to ‘ th e la te Mrs. Ann Rigg, a pioneer s e ttle r here. The b eautiful m a n tle clo th also belonged to her. An old clock over 85 y ea rs old be longed to Mrs. B arb a ra H ight. T h ere w ere m any old books and p ictu res, a hym n lxx>k d ated 1837, a W eb ster D ictio n ary of 1853, loaned by Mrs. E rm a B aine Ccop- er, a Bible d ated 1827. belonging to th e g ra n d m o th e r of Mrs. G race H ight. The tab le on which m any an tiq u e books w ere placed w as m ade from the fram e of an old sew ing m achine belonging to th e la te E lla Crook. B row n as th e hostess, assisted by F lo ra W ebber, Mabel M arch, M ary Jo h n sto n , L a u ra Redfield, an«l M elitta K am ph. IN SAN FRANCISCO Mrs. Mildred Byrne left T ues day for a short stay in San F ra n cisco. PLAY IT SAFE . . . W itk PHILCO On th e a rt tab les w ere m any crochet and knit artic le s belong ing to Mrs. S tev e Sam is, who gave a history of the b eau tifu l handm ade articles. R efresh m en ts w ere served to conclude the afte rn o o n w ith Billie ANY ANY MAKE MOD» For your NAME OP PRODUCT THE FINEST FISH call only ¿a* C lam s - S h rim p - O y sters A balone - S callops - P raw n s F R E S H COLUM BIA R IV E R S M E L T Eastern Oregon PHILCO FACTORY-SUPERVISED Beef SERVICE LOCKER MEAT a/ W hite Appliance SILVERSPRAY MARKET N. B rookings P H O N E 2891 W h a rf St., B rookings tyring Special Sale FOR ONE WEEK ONLY Starting M onday, M arch 22 4 Inch Single hub Soil Pipe, Per ft. 4 Inch Solid Orangeburg, Per ft. 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