7 O JinWikings-Harbor Pilot BISHOP DAGWELL TO CONDUCT
T H U R S D A Y , S E P T . 16, 1954
FIRST SERVICE IN NEW CHURCH
On S unday. S ept. 26, th e Rt. u la rly here several tim es each
Vows Given Again Rev. B enjam in D. Dagwell, B ish y ea r since th e org an izatio n of St.
op of O regon, will conduct th e T im o th y 's C hurch, so th a t visit 1 li
A fter 25 Years
first services of w orship ni new will be an o p o rtu n ity to renew
S t. T im o th y ’s C hurch, w hen he m any old acquaintances.
O f Wedded Life
St. T im o th y ’s C hurch w elcom es
| will c e le b ra te th e oly C om m un
T w enty-five y ea rs of m a rria g e ion a t 8:30 and 11 a .m. C hurch g uests and new people in own
w ere cele b rate d T uesday evening School classes will follow th e to services and organizations.
at the Rapt ist C om m unity church 8:30 celebration. Bisho Dagwell Com e and get acquainted, and
w hen Mr. and Mrs. C. F. C am p will repach at th e 11:00 a .m. help to ce le b rate this occasion
1 w hen o u r chief m in iste r is v isit
bell pledg >1 them selves again service.
ing us, and th e new church is
Bisho
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agwell
is
no
s
tra
n
g
e
r
w ith the double ring cerem ony
first
put to use for divine service.
to
B
rookings,
having
visited
reg-
read by Rev. W a lte r S adler. T he
couple a tten d e d by Mr. and Mrs.
A rt P ierce stood beneath th e vine
entw ined lattic e archw ay w ith
can d le lab ra
and
b a sk e ts
of
d ah lias on each s id e.
A victory pot-luck supper, to C A L O R E T T E LEA G U E
C andles w ere lighted by J a n e t
S hip A S hore m oved all alone
M osier and th e ir son Jim m y, be c e le b ra te m oving in to the new
into
first place in th e C alo rette
church,
is
planned
by
St.
T
im
fo re th e processional began w ith
jVIrs. R alph Reed at the organ and o th y ’s Episcopal C hurch for next W om en’s bowling league F rid ay
M rs. L ucille P a tte rs o n a t th e M onday evening. T he new bu ild night by w inning all of th e ir
piano playing “B ells of St. M ary” ing. alth o u g h as yet uncom pleted, gam es.
T hey took fo u r from S m ith
T h e m usical program p resen ted is fa r enough along to be used,
R iver T avern, w hile H iW a y m a r
and
th
e
su
p
p
er
M
onday
evening
to the b ride and groom and 75
ket took th re e from W hite Rock.
g u ests consisted of: “As the Y ears will be an occasion of th an k sg iv
C
hetco H om e and A uto took th ree
Go By” sung by Mrs. H arold ing and rejoicing.
from C h ad ’s Coffee Mill, and
Young and acc m panied by Ju d y
A fte r th e dinner a rep o rt will
B rookings Feed and Seed split
S ad ler; "T he L ord’s P ra y e r” sung be given on th e building o p era
tw o and tw'o w ith S m ith R iver
by Mrs. Viola M osier accom panied tions to d ate, and th e condition
V ariety.
by Mrs. Lucille P a tte rs o n : "W hen of th e building fund. The build
M uriel But rick w as high indi
You H air Has 'ru in e d To S ilver" ing has been advanced to its !
vidual gam e bow ler w ith 178, and
A trio sung by M esdam es B etty present stag e w ithout incurring L o re tta W allace had high series
G orte, Lucille P a t t e r son a “ d Viola any indebtedness, th ro u g h th»' i w ith 455. H i-W ay M arket w as
Mosier, accom panied
by
Mrs. su p p o rt of its Diocese of Oregon, top team gam e w ith 448. and also
R alph Reed; and “My L ittle G ray and th e generosity and co opera top team series w ith 1203.
Horn«’ In The W est" sung by tion of local patrons.
Y olande V aughan of the Hi Wav-
W hen
com pleted
the
new M arket team picked two hard
F red Fox accom panied bv Mrs.
Lucille P atterso n .
An original ch u rch will be unique in th a t the splits in a row, h ittin g the 9-5-7
po«‘in, “T w enty Five Long Y eais S a n c tu a ry and N ave will be fin- i T< a m S ta n d in g s
W. L. Tot.
Ago” w as read by Mrs. Bob S w an ishey in m yrtlew ood panelling. Ship A S h o rt’
4 0 1028
Its m assive tim b e r tru sses are Ili-W ay M kt.
son,
3 1 1203
a rc h ite c tu ra l
fe a tu re C hetco H om e - A uto 3 1 1139
Mrs. Go*~pbeH w as m ost a t a n o th e r
2 2 1055
tra c tiv e in a teal blue ta ffe ta th at lends b ea u ty and dignity to Sm ith R iver V ar
2 2 1038
d ress w ith silver sequin»' hat and the interior. T he congregation and Br. Feed and Seed
1 3 1021
v el and silver slippers. A shoulder staff a re d eterm in ed to m ake new W h ite Rock Cot.
S m ith R iver Tav.
0 4 795
orchid corsage w as set off by
St. T im o th y ’s C hurch a beau tifu l
e larg e box of silver ribbons. Mrs.
P ie rc e s w ore navy blue w ith pink ch u rch in w hich to w orship the b e a v e r e t t e lea gu e
L esm eisters In su ran ce, M incer’s
T he reception tab le ce n te red by Lord of tru th and beauty.
Jew
elry, and T ots to Teens took
a th re e tier»*d cake w as presided
four
gam es as th e B ra v e rc tte
o v er t»v M esdam es Ray G adberry, m a rrie d S ept. 14, 1929. at H eber
L
eague
got underw ay at Azalea
A rch ie H endricks, C Ed D em psey S pringe. A rkansas. They cam e
Lanes
T
h u rsd a y night. Lesm eis
an d E d ith Ackley. Mrs. Lynn to B rookings 7 y ea rs ago. Mr.
H a m p to n en te re d th e nam es in Campbell o p erated th e G adberry te rs won from H anscam s, T ots to
th e guest lw)ok. C. Ed D em psey C am pbell saw m ill u n til a tew Teens from W ards Propane, and
p resen ted the gift, a silver c a n y ea rs ago w hen he built the build M incer's from K e rr H ardw are.
ing now housing H i-W av M arket T he Cliff House took th ree from
d lelab ra.
B rookings M arket to round out
Mr. and Mrs C am pbell w ere and D airy C reem .
the evenings play.
All bow ling w as scratch , w ith
P at Helrig* w inning individual
high gam»' w ith 169 Elm a M itchel
c a p tu re d high individual series
w ith 136. L esm eister In su ran ce
took high team gam e w ith 693.
SEM I-M O D ER N C O TTA G E J u s t rig h t for a couple who can
and also high team series w ith
do som e finishing. Secluded and p ro tected by abundant
1923.
n a tu ra l shrubberv am i firs. One full ac re in town
W. L. Tot.
Team S tan d in g s
w ith pew dug well and p re ssu re system . $4.500.00 is
'Team S ta n d in g s
T. L. Tot.
th»> full price E asy te rm s available.
1 e sm e iste r Ins.
4 0 1923
4 0 1890
T
ots
to
Teens
500 F E E T O F OCEAN F R O N T A G E T he best investm ent op-
M incer's Jlry .
4 0 1965
port unity available in th is tvpe of p ro p e rty . Can be
3 1 1719
Cliff H ouse
sutxlivided into five larg e ocean front lots, all w ith
B
rookings
M
kt.
131668
easy access to fine beach in H a rb o r area. Im p ro v e
W ards P ro p an e
0 4 1785
m en ts include tlx 'd ro o m m odern co ttag e, garag e and
1 lan scam s
0 4 1725
good w a te r supply from y e a r aro u n d spring. O w ner
K
err
H
a
rd
w
are
0 4 1397
will sacrifice for im m ed iate sale.
VICTORY DINNER Bowling Season
AT ST. TIMOTHYS Begins A t Lanes
BETTER BUYS AT lESMEISTER'S
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LARGE FAM ILY HOM E W IT H ACREA G E O ne of th e finest
hom es in B rookings on n e a rly 2 acres. W ithin w a lk
ing d istan ce from school yet secluded in beautiful
settin g . 3 bedroom s, 2 b ath s, e x tra la rg e living room,
hardw ood fhxvrs, ele c tric heat, 2 c a r g arag e and m any
o th e r desirab le fe atu res. This c a n ’t last at $15,000.00.
T he te rm s are verv a ttr a c tiv e also.
DR. SMITH IS NAMED
TO VISION INSTITUTE
5
D r R ichard L. S m ith , Brook
ings, has been nam ed a m em ber
of th e Vision C onservation In
stitut»' of th e N orthw est. P re si
dent M ax F riedm an, of P o rtlan d ,
announced today.
T he In s titu te is a non profit
h e a lth service org an izatio n de
voted to th e ca re and p re serv a
tion of v ision and is com posed of
vision e x p e rts of Oregon. Idaho,
M ontana and W ashington.
Dr. S m ith, o p to m etrist, will a s
sist in th e In s titu te ’s ed ucational
effo rts in th is a rea T h ro u g h p u b
lic edu catio n th e p re sen t rapid
increase in ch ild re n ’s vision p ro b
lems can be decreased and ev en
tu ally stopped.
WHY PAY R E N T ? We can a rra n g e EHA o r V et’s financing
up to 100'< on th e hom e of y o u r choice. Many fine
lots to choose from F re e planning service and cost
q u o tatio n s W hy not own a tx 'tte r hom e and pay less
th an you a re now pav ing in rent ? ? ? ?
LOTS. $100 DOW N, $25 P E R M O N TH New listing on 5
level lots in tow n Som e as low as $500
See Homer Haggerty or Eva Lee Long
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P hone 3311
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