1 0 Brookings-Harbor Pilot
THt RSDAY, NOV. 11, 1954
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SMITH RIVER j
BOWLING
scratch series led the B. P. O. E.
Anyone is entitled to an opin
Let us not underrate the value
scoring to stretch their lead in ion, l)ut no one has a right to be
of
a fact; it will one day flower
first place at the expense of the wrong in relation to the facts.
Commercial League
into a truth.
Brimm and Hanscams, 4, K err second place Meltons Millwork
team.
; Hardware, 0.
Brokings plywood, 4, I. O. O. F.
Calorette League
Ethel
c m » t Goodlin
uooaitn
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Brookings Machine Shop, 4
Hi Way Mkt.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomas an- Rotary Club, 0.
Ship
A Shore
nounce the marriage of their
F*Hot 3. Curry County Lbr
Ch.
Home
Auto
.laughter, Miss Evelyn Thomas I <’o„ 1.
S.
Riv.
Variety
and Robert L. Wyllie, son of Mi_
Standings
W. Rock. Cot.
and Mrs. Robert T. Wyllie of
W.
Tp. Chads Cof Mill
Klamath, Cali, The ceremony Hr. Mach. Shop 27
23585 S. Riv. Tavern
look place on Sept. 20 at the Rot Club
21 ‘2 12^ 23151 Br. Feed & Seed
trsi Methodist church in Eu- Brim-Hans
21 15 23167 High game, Rick Haggerty
reka, with Rev. Bert E. Weeks Kerr Hdw
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officiating.
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Br. Plywood
1 7 '2 1 8 2 3 0 9 5
Pilot
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The ladies society of the Smith
O. O. F.
16 20 22830
qo
o w ,o i High Team Sing,e Garne-
r’iver Methodbt church will hold ( * Co.Lbr. Co.
5 3-
21818
Way Mkt. 492
Ciei- annual bazaar and Food
Hi Team Eeries B rookings
H igh T eam 3 Games, HiWay
salt on Thursday afternoon, Nov- Machine Shop, 2529.
• mb r 18, at the Communitv Hi learn Game, Brookings Ma M kt.— 1513.
High Individual 3 games, Yo-
fall. Hand made articles will be chine Shop, 909.
on sale, also a grab box with sur Hi. Ind. Series, Tony Christen Idane Vaughan,- 544.
prize gitts, and a sale on cook sen, 546.
Every individuual nature 1
ooks.
The bazaar opens at 1
Ii Ind. Game, Tony Christen
its own beauty.
o’clock, and an interesting pro sen, 203.
— Ralph Waldo Emerson
gram has l>een .planned during
'he afternoon. Cookies and tea
CALORE LEAGUE
will be served.
Nothing is more honorable than
W. L.
Tp.
B. P. O. E.
2 m 10 4 19417 a grateful heart.
Kenneth Layman, a delegate Mellons
15 14 18366
Hom the Del Norte Farm Bureau s R. Legion
He enjoys much who is thankful
16 16 17176
ii attending the annual Farm Rod and Gi 1
for
little; a gratefulmind is both
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urcau meeting held this week Azalea Lanes
a
greatful
mind is both a great
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10 Long Beach, w here d eleg a tes W est brooks
and
a
happy
mind
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Hom all over the state are in
Hay Gadberry of the B p. o. E.
attendance.
team picked up the weekly prize
with a big 258 game. Ray’s 562
The ladies of the Smith River
American Legion Auxiliary will ton Morrison who is very ill at
»'old a rummage sale on Friday his home.
and Saturday, Noveinlxu* 12-13
•’t the Community Hall. Eunice
I he first fall rain of the season
'•arls is chairman of this project.
started Saturday evening with a
W illiam M orrison left Mondav steady down pour for two days,
<>n the bus going ’to* Si\rinHf,<\ar '
haS soaked the «round good
Oregon, to
S' a r' " 'P graSS '°
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• *1" I ni the pasture lands.
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GARDEN CORNER
Bulb Planting
Get the spring-flowering bulbs
in as soon as possible. They should
have some time to set rots before
severe weather comes. Tulips can
go in now, or through November.
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Plant them 4 to 6 inches deep, depending on size of the bulb.
‘ reasurements should always be from the crown to ground
level. Place a teaspoon of bonemeal in the base of each hole
and cover it with an inch of sand or soil, then set the bulb and
film in the top soil. Should be 6 to 8 inches apart
Transplanting Time
Gct all the transplanting done as early as it can be done, so
that roots can become established before cold weather. The
dryness of early fall pi evented much of this work from being
accomplished, but recent rains have dampened the ground suf
ficiently in most areas. If the soil is not soaked deeply, water
the plants in.
Only 7 shopping days left for 25% discount on
all shrubbery
Last Day, November 20th
BROOKINGS FEED & SEED
BROOKINGS
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OCEAN
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THEATRE
f wtr Á ncé N _
You Are
- Cordially Invited
To A ttend the
Grand Showing oh the
ON n: I WAY ,U1 _ 5 W1LKS NORTn OF c r e s c e n t
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MEN of the FIGHTING LADY
Van Johnson
Walter Pidgeon
(Tech. )
the wild north
S te w a rt G ra n g er
Cyd C harisse
( Tech. )
hi 1., Sat.—Nov. 12. 1
DODGE and PLYMOUTH
SECRET OF THE INCAS
Ovirlton Heston -
Nicole M aurey
( Tech. »
RACING BL(X)I)
Bill Williams — Jean Porter
N o v e m b e r 17
Sun . Mon.,—Nov. 14, 15
WESTWARD THE WOMEN
Robert Taylor -— Denise Darcel
Refreshments
I IAS ANYBODY SEEN MY GAL
C harles Coburn
Piper U iurie
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Balloons for the Kiddles
(Tech.) î
I ucs., Wed., Tliurs —Nov. 16, 1-, Ts
BEAT THE DEVIL
Humphrey Bogart
C. “ED” DEMPSEY
.lennifei .1 >nej
dream wiee
Cary Grant
Debra Paget
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Your Dodge a n d P lym outh D ealer