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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1954)
cl f c 'ö f ? McCOURT - MONTGOMERY RITES ARE HELD HERE ON SATURDAY endar and blue, and carried can- BANNANA BELT? lavendar and blue net, over lav- I C urry County is quite a “Ban Brookings-Harbor Pilot TH VESPA Y. DEC. 2. 1954 dies w ith stream ers, of the same nana belt.” Reports from Lang- eolors of the dresses, and they lois are that Clifford and Florence wore white carnations. Sydm an grow lemons, oranges 1 CrcSCC llt CitV Be T I S ' S • Bud M cCourt took Mary M ont-------------- — --------------------------- The flower girl wore pink over an<t tangerines, m ostly in their i /-ornery as his bride in a candle-1 pink taffetta. The rin g bearer bot house, D B. Sm ithers of Comic Book Clean-up light ceremony S aturday evening wedding w re the maid of honor wore dark trousers, and a white Agness, has a grapefruit tree, ?t the B aptist Com m unity Church a sister, Miss M attie Keffer, H a r coat, carrying the ring on a white and be also has a lemon tree bear' A joint PTA m eeting in Cres /a Brookings. The services were bor. Two candle lighters. Glenda satin pillow’. j ing and also has an orange tree. cent City last week received a conducted by the Rev W alter Keii'er, a niece of the bride, and pledge of cooperation from the A pale lavendar net over satin, Betty Thompson, a flower girl, local distributing agency on Sadler. stephantes, and ¡unk carnations and Prudence McCourt, from Pam ela Hanscam, ring bearer, cleaning up the comic book sit Miss M ontgom ery’s fath er gave Bale Niemie, and ushers Ray ensem ble was the a ttire of the Couer D alene. and also three brothers of the groom. Mrs. W alt uation in th at city Jack Routh, maid of honor, Miss Keffer. Aie bride away in the rites. P isarek and Joe Murphy. Mrs. Alice Putnam plaved the Anderson, of Brookings furnish- representing the local d istrib u t The bride was dressed beauti ing agency was tlxe guest speaker A brother of the bridegroom. organ, while Mrs. Rav Pisarek ed the brides cake- and » scrve fully in a nylon net over satin, at the joint meeting, and told the sang “Because” and “Oh Prom - that is over 100 years old, coming with a full length train. She haa Thom as McCourt, served as the group that the association code ise Me.” from Germany. best man in the ceremony. a bouquet of pink rose buds. is aimed at the prevention of dis The a lta r was attractiv ely d e c -’ A reception for relatives and tribution of comic books ol ob A ttending the couple at the The candle lighters wore pale orated w ith spraved greenery. members of the wedding party jectionable nature, but that lo The bridegroom is the son of he'd at the Skopec home. cal groups must tx* behind the Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McCourt of M an>' beautiful and usetul gilts association with continuing ef w ere received by the couple fort Couer D alene, Idaho. The couple went south to an IT’S NEW! Reach that buyer through a unknown destination, following PILOT classified advertisem ent. Read the classified ads they pay • IT’S AUTOMATIC the ceremony, and returned the la tte r p a rt of the week. They • IT'S TERRIFIC! will be at home in Harbor. The bride came here three years MAKE IT AN \ From where I sic... / y Joe M arsh ago from Engene’s Sacred H eart ’ Hospital from where she gradu- S B ----------------------------------------------- ' at eci to work- for Dr. Ronniger. The groom is p arts m anager at the Fox Bros. T rucking firm. Out of town guests were in a t THIS CHRISTMAS tendance at a filled church. They But N o t G ene* included; Mrs. A. N. Smalley, Los SEE IT NOW IN YOUR HOME Angeles; Marys brother and wife, Saturday they g<a s»«t to auction “Sold,” bellowed Buck and “ Si Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Montgomery, oft “Sis” Brown’s hou«e for non had her home back. and dau g h ter Vickie from E u HARBOR TRAILER COURT From where I sit. Buck S i c payment of taxes. Buck Stone was gene; Miss Joyce C arpenter, of C ottage Grove. the auctioneer. Everybody who used a helping hand instead ol I The grooms sisters, Miss Joanne gavel. It was real neighhoiline-- came to the auction knew that 13 ELECTROLUX Going— Going — CONTACT C. M. 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