GARDEN CLUB
HOLDS REGULAR
meeting HERE
Much enthusiasm was evident
a t the regular m eeting of the
Aza ea Garden d u b . hvh,
(Jar s ' '" Brookings on Thurs-
cailed | P f * ' T ,le K,oup was
ie n , " O rter by <"c "OW presi-
. ont. Mrs. Rubv „
w h * t *’
interesting and im portant besi
ness session was carried J b r o ^ b '
ove, ,om7 h' inK " aS ,hen »>,rned
Who .
program chairm an
" h o presented, F irst Mrs T F
McKenna, who gave sn,-h a very
he « « '‘7 a" d *’nJ° yablp ">"<
he a n of arrangem ent of flowers
w ith especial emphasis on m ak; 1
oS fltS<o n f m a,eria,S
ba"<’ »"■<
...J
?S ° Wn P°rs°nalitv. H er
Rev. Nash Plans
To Leave Brookings
T h a t ’s A F a c t
n COLONIAL AMERICA, SPANISH MILLED DOLLARS l\ÎR E W D L.,
DISTRIBUTED. THESE DOLLARS WERE WORTH EIGHT SPAN.SH COINS
CALLED, "REALES*. THEY SOON BECAME KNOWN AS "PIECES Of EJGHTi
AND SINCE THE SLANG FOR ’ REALES* WAS ’ BIT* A CHARTER OF A
DOLLAR BECAME ’ TWO & T S :
Y O U * DOLLARS WILL ACCUMULATE PROFITS FOR YOU IF THEY ARE INVESTED
IN B E T T E * - T H A N - E V E * U S . S A V IN O S B O N O S
REMEMBER »3 DOLLARS INVESTED GROWS INTO >100
4
S
nt
h h,gbliBh,Pd b>’ b<-r show,
ng slides of exhibits shown at
different garden clubs.
Since it is now time t o plant
bulbs, the d u b was treated to an
"JS ™ tive taIk
^ e right
method to plant and fertilize the
Biggest Buy!
different kinds of bulbs which are
th u m h "SS hrTre’ by 3 reaI **grepn
V h E ORlfINAL LOUiflANA
tbum h gardener. Mrs. Lois P et-r-
P urchase from napoleon
" b n recommended even the
INCLUDED THE PRESENT STATE8
alios thum b” method. This In­
OF LOli&ANA, ARKANSAS IOWA,
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M ISSO URI, OKLAHOMA, NEBRASKA COLORADO
struction was followed by an
K QUOTA, S DAKOTA, MONTANA/WESTWARD
interesting account of the ups and
TO THE UNDETERMINED BOUNDARIES OP IDAHO
downs or raising begonias by Mrs
OREGON AND WASHINGTON. AND PARTS OF
KANSAS WVOMING AND MINNESOTA.
A rth u r Knox.
in^tfl j?Vi*ation frorn the Innom-
nata Garden Club of Gold Beach
Best Buy*
'a s extended to members and
V o C A V , Y O U * BEST P U P C H A U 8 0 S . S A VIN G S B O H O S /
J ° I ' he AzaIpa
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SET ASIDE A PART OF EACH WEEKS EARNINGS FOR P E Q U L A *
attend a district m eeting there on
P O N D PUNCHASES.
Sep em ber 20th. A luncheon
IS
to tie served to which notiflea-,
lions should be sent by Sept. 15th r '
e\
It is hoped we can be well »m Complaints Given On
resented at this im portant m X
Night Bicycle Riding
ng of our neighboring clubs.
fV hS' v v ! ^ ^ " ° b y . as chairm an
Police Chief Bud Cross reports
A NEW
disn H v n f/'c and, Mcans com m ittee th at there have been two com-
n'oso imeroMM S ° f CardS for p ,ain ,s
. v - P ^ t e r s riding hi-
Hostess for the day were in- cycles at nigbt with out lights,
troduced by Mrs. Kerns, when 1 Regulations set up here specify
a delicious dessert was served bv lfiat lights m ust be on for night
V rs. Erskine Miller and Mrs. Jack riding- The Penalty for non-oh-
( oil is. assisted by Mils. Etltcl s<?rvaRon °f this regulation means
Twohy to nearly forty members ,b a t
police departm ent will
and five guests. Pouring at the pickup and bold the bike until
tea table was Mrs. Clara Kerns | ca,lpd for b.v parents. Chief Cross
and Mrs. Lois Peterson, whose said-
a,so reported that th^re
c o u r t l y added dignity to the wou,d be a w arning issued the
oeautiful table covered with a first tim e’ and a finP f o r th e
priceless linen and lace cloth he second offense.
longing to Mrs. Collis, while the
blending of amaryllis, and abelia SLA TE PLANT SALE
Mill com lrJ?esSth e dpie?ureb’ ^ 1 , , 7 h° AzaIea Garden club will
The next n w iin « . r «i
bold a plant sa,e on Saturday,
club will be at the VE\V h
Spptpmbpr 1K- beginning at 9 a.
Oct. 14 to which pi
a n m h salp win bp hp d on he
terested in garden e i . T 7?*
porch of thp G ra>’shel building,
is invited
’ acf,v,t,PS " in c h houses the Southern C urry
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THURSDAY, SEPT. 16, 1954
Kev. J. Elbert Nash will be
spending his last week in Brook­
ings this week. He will speak on
God Provides S tre n g th ” at 11
a. m. at the P resbyterian Church
lor his last sermon here.
Kev. Nash has been here since
mid June to help get the new
church set up. He will he working
in the synod of Oregon, with new
churches and will possibly he
located at e ith e r Gresham or
Roseburg in the
ncc<r*nm^nt
Kev. Hugh Bronson is pastor
at the Presbyterian church here.
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