12 Brookings-Harbor
TH U R SD A Y
Pilot
A P R IL 29, 1954
SMITH RIVER
Women's Club
Shows Antiques
The first reciprocity tea spon
sored by the S m ith R iver W om
e n ’s club w as held on the a f te r
noon of April 15, at th e C om m uni
ty Hall. M ore th a n 75 ladies from
C rescent City, K lam ath, G asquet
an d S m ith R iver tu rn e d out for
th e lovely an tiq u e display.
In th e ce n te r of th e hall w as a
b eau tifu l w oodland pool, s u r
rounded by mossy banks and wild
flow ers. Yellow pond lilies w ere
g row ing m the pool. The display
w a s arran g e d and created by Mrs.
B illie Brown
A n u m b er of th e g u ests w ore
cen te n n ial costum es, a p p ro p ria te
to th e an tiq u e display
T h e w alls of th e hall w ere d ec
o ra te d w ith p ictu re s and p ain tin g s
belonging to club m em bers. T he
te a tab le w as ce n te red w ith oink
tu lip s, arran g e d by P asy W e st
brook and M ary Fisher.
A collection of Indian a rt,
b ask e ts and relics w as displayed
by M rs. E rn ie S cott, and M rs.
G race H ight. M rs. S co tt w as a t
tire d in h e r G ra n d m o th e r’s I n
dian dress. M rs. H ight displayed
her b ea u tifu l ru b y th u m b p rin t
tab le se ttin g of glass.
225 Hom e E xtension U nit m em
A collection of old q u ilts and
bers from all sections of C u n y
coverlets belonging to E s th e r
C ounty a re p re p arin g to ce le b rate
S m ith. Alyce Bolick, M ary Crook
th e te rm in a tio n of th eir y ears
and H allie Davis w as also dis
a c tiv ities F riday, May 7 at the
played.
O phir G range H all. T he days
Mrs. Ilu ld a Jorgenson, dressed
program will s ta rt at 10:30 a.m.
in h er native costum e, displayed
according t o Mrs. Allan Corbin,
a ta b le se ttin g of C openhagen
C h airm an of the C ounty Hom e
w a re she brought to this co u n try
E xtension C om m ittee a t which
from D enm ark
tim e th e public is invited to a t -
Mrs. L au ra R edfield and h er
end.
m other. Mrs. F lo ra W eber dis- ,
T h e re will be exhib its displayed
[»laved oriental carvings, M exican
c ry sta l silk screen p rin t and em by th e various u n its of th eir y ears
broidery w ork which bad been c a l project w ork; sh irts, lam pshades,
if cted on a cruise to th e fa r east. te x tile painting, deco rated cakes
S ilv e r spoons from all oun- h erb exchange table, and all those
tries w ere displayed by Mrs. p ro je c ts th a t lend them selves to
E rances W estbrook. A collection be display» d.
A noon luncheon will be served
of bells w as shown by Mrs.
M arth a U lrick, and m any o th e r by th e O phir G range Hom e E co
nom ic Club headed by Mrs. Lucille
an tiq u es w ere displayed.
Mrs. Eunice F a ris w as in S tevens.
T he pro g ram will include r e
ch arg e of th e guest book. B ack
ground m usic w as furnished by p o rts by S ta te Council rn m bers
M rs R uth W ells d u rin g th e a f te r Mrs. Del H olcom b from Eugene.
O regon who atten d e d th e T rien -
noon.
Extension Units
To Celebrate End
| O f Year's Work
F o r C ity Police
Phone 3193.
nial m eetin g of th e A ssociated
C o u n try W om en of th e W orld a t
T oronto, C an ad a last year. She
N ew officers w ere elected for
will b ring w ith h e r a Mrs. M eier
th e Teen-A ge club a f te r a dance
who is v isiting in th is C o u n try
held last F rid ay evening.
from S cotland. Resides the m am
T h e new president is Roy Dirks.
sp ea k er of th e day Mrs. W inston,
O th e r officers, are V ice-president,
F ran c es C linton, S ta te E xtension A1 S h u ey ; S e c re ta ry T re asu re r,
L ead er in H om e Econom ics from Jo T y ler; S erg e an t-at-A rm s, Art
O regon S ta te C ollege will he on S to n e and S ta n G ribble.
th e p rogram .
M is. La V ere H ew itt acted as
T h ere will be sk its and e n te r chaperone for the evening.
tain m en t by th e u n its and a 4-11
D ress R evue, also a n u rse ry for , IN E U G E N E LAST W E E K
»he sm all children.
B onnie K ay M incer spent last
w eek in E ugene as a guest of
M ary Lou B erger.
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