Brookings-Harbor Pilot
THURSDAY, S E PT. 2, 1954
5
RETURNS FROM COLORADO
Mr. and Mrs. L uther Tisdale
returned Friday from a two weeks
vacation to Mancos, Colorado.
The Tisdales attended a re
union of the 351st Aerial Squad,
ron of the first World W ar of
which Mr. Tisdale was a member.
This was the first reunion held
in the W est and most of the
m em bers had not seen each other
since they were discharged in
1918. There w ere men and their
wives from W ashington. Iowa,
Wisconsin, Oregon,
Tennessee,
Kansas. Indiana, Michigan and
Colorado.
The next reunion will be held
in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1956.
LUTHERAN CIRCLE
MEETING IS HELD
The L utheran Circle m et at the
heme of Dorothy Rotzek on Wed
nesday, August 11. The Consti
tution was completed and will be
lead at the next meeting.
Pagtqr M iller conducted the
Topic Study "Money Making
A ffairs” from the Lutheran W it
ness. This topic was discussed
very thoroughly by the ladies.
The following C airm an w ere ap
pointed by President B etty Smyth.
H arriet
Hamnes,
Membership
( hairm an; Ella Schoenbeck, Al'
Rose Poole returned to H arbor j
ter C hairm an; Dorothy Rotzek.
Friday
a fte r visiting two weeks
Ways and Means C hairm an; Shir-
lei F razer, Visiting Chairm an; w ith her d aughter and son in
law in K lam ath Falls.
and Hazel Yahr, Publicity.
The ladies present at the g ath
ering were Amanda
Hamman,
H arriet Hamnes, Agnes Johnson,
Signa Jones, M arjorie Renhard,
Ella Schoenbeck, R ettv Smyth,
Dot Thompson. Hazel Yahr, ¿’o r
rine Hinz, Dorothy Rotzek, Shit-
lex Frazer, Louise Soule, a guest,
and P astor Miller.
The next m eeting of the L u th er
an Circle will be held at the home
of Mrs. E sther Aldrich on W ed
nesday, Sept. 8 at 7:30 p. m.
Am anda H am m an will be the
Hostess. All Lutheran ladies are
1949 STUDEBAKER
invited Id come and get acquaint
ed.
Make us
an offer
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