Betas Give Party
For Crescent City
To Give Two Dolls
A w a y a t Christmas
B eta Sigma Phi will aw ard two
The Ret a Iota chapter of Beta
Sigma Phi gave a M ad-H atter’s Saucy W alker dolls, complete
p arty for the Crescent City c h a p t w ith hand-sewn wardrobes, in a
er of this w orldw ide organization draw ing to be held shortly be
the evening of October 19, at the fore Christm as.
As a result of the popularity of
Rod and Gun Club hall.
Each girl arrived wearing her last year’s drawing, when over
own m illinery creation, and the 800 tickets w ere sold, the Betas
final a rra y of headgear was both have decided to double this y e a r’s
ingenious and startling. A fter fun and give two children a
parading the hall, the m em bers m errier Christm as. The clothes
heard the judges decision, aw ard for the beautiful doll will all
ing the prizes for originality to be hand made by Beta members,
two of the guests and one Brook
ings member, Elinor Sm ith,
This was the first tim e the two
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sister chapters have had an of FOR REN T Furnished cabins at
ficial get-together, and along w ith
W inchuck Court.
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charades and general fun, the
m em bers took advantage of this FOR REN T Clean som fortable
cabin at S m ith’s Cabin and
opportunity to compare notes on
T railer Court above Hanscams
their various B eta Sigm a Phi
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tore in Harbor.
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activities.
The hall was decorated w ith FOR SALE — N early new’ well
great originality, as the interior
built 2 bedroom house, plastered
of a m illinery shop, w ith models
walls, hardwood floors, control
of every’ conceivable kind of hat
oil heating system, insulated,
covering the walls. The h at m otif
built ins, reasonably priced.
was continued in the decoration
See Davis, M aple and Alder.
of the small tables placed around
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the room, at which the B etas
w ere served, hot rolls and coffee. FOR SALE — Duo TH erm oil
heater, tank and tubes included.
The two chapters greatly e n
Like new. Reasonably priced.
joyed this get'acquainted party,
and plan to holdmany fu tu re con
J. F. Rhoads, 4th house beyond
ferences for a stim ulating ex
V. F. W. Hall on the right of
change of ideas.
Pioneer.
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Too Late to Classify
BETAS HAVE NEW SPONSOR
Mrs. Alice P utnam of H arbor
has accepted the invitation of the
Beta Iota chapter of Beta Sigma
Phi to become their new sponsor.
This position was form erly held
by Mrs. H arvey Foster, who was
unable to continue in this role
this year.
As sponsor, Mrs. P utnam is an
honorary m em ber of the B eta
Iota chapter, and will be con
cerned with guiding the c h a p te r’s
social com m ittee in the planning
of events for the year, as well
as helping to m aintain w ithin the
chapter the ideals of Beta Sigma
Phi.
FOR SA L E - T railer, box 2x4x8
ft, ¿$35 00; ex tra wheels, 7:00
x 15 tires, axle and wheels
fla t bed for another trailer.
Also 1000 sq. fe. corrugated
alum inum roofing; 450 sq. ft.
green butt shingles, roll of
K raft-T ex sheathing paper.
Bargains on all. M osswercs on
old highway, 2 mi. S. of line.—
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s 1951 C H E \ ROLE1, ............
New paint, heater
£ 1949 PLYMOUTH, 4 door radio, heater
J 1952 DeSOTO EIREDOME 8, 4 door, radio, heater
excellent condition
J 194«, STUDEBAKER </2 TO N PICKUP
s 5 0)48 CMC % TON, 4 Speed 1 ransmission
1952 DODGE »/, TON
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Highway ioi
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North End Of I own
Brookings-Harbor Pilot
TON and 1/2
If it is the tru th what does it
it m a tte r who says it. Anony
mous
1949
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BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT
Phone 2 2 8 2
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THURSDAY, NOV. 4. 1954
TRUCK
FOR SALE T urbinator dryer,
$49.50, Kay Sandstrom , phone
3325.
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1950 \ \ ILIAS JEEP, Overdrive
ings Library.
The doll and her clothes will be
on display at m any of the Brook-
in ^ s H a rb o r stores tow’ard the
beginning of December. The date
and place of the draw ing will be
announced later.
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FOR SALE E arrings Earrings,
E arrings, 500 pairs. 2 for $1.00
MAYS, Hotel Brookings 37-lc
\ 4-Square
USED CARS
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and packed into a cosmopolitan
w ardrobe trunk. Last year’s win
ner was the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. A1 Botzek.
The proceeds from the draw ing
were used last year to help spon
sor high-school Sunday afternoon
bowling teams. This year, most
of the money will be converted
into furniture and books for the
children’s room of the new Brook