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PLAN POTLliCK
Dr. Charles Durden will be wel
comed back to the Baptist Com
munity Church with a potluck
dinner to to served after the Aug
ust 28th services. The Durdens
were leaders of the Baptist con
gregation here for some time be
fore leaving to make thc?ir homo
at Tidewater, on the Alsea River.
The dinner is being arranged by
the Women's Missionary Society.
HAS OPERATION
The many friends of Will Mc-
Indoe will be ploaaed to know that
he came through major surgery,
at St. Joseph’s Hospital, Eureka,
and will be released this weekend,
if all goes well. Mr. and Mrs.
Luther Tisdale, with whom he has
been making his home, doesn’t
know if he can return to Brook
ings right away but arc much en
couraged with the prospects
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TO HAVE RUMMAGE
ACCIDENT RATE
SALE THIS WEEK
The annual St. Timothy's Guild
rummage sale will lx* held on
August 19-20 in the Vincent bldg.
All those with rummage to pick
up are asked to call Sylvia Knox,
2211 or 3356.
It is also planned that the lib
raries old books will also be sold
at the sale, with the proceeds to
go into the library fund.
A date, November 19, has been
set for the annual St. Timothy’s
Bazaar and dinner.
GOES UP IN JULY
A number of multiple-death
traffic accidents during the past
four weeks has almost wiped out
Oregon's fatality reduction earned
since the first of the year, Secre
tary of State Earl T. Newbry re
ported Friday.
Three accidents within three
weeks, each of which claimed
four lives, and several others in
which from two to three persons
were killed has brought the states
HOME FROM HOSPITAL
fatality toll to 209, just four loss
Arnold Morris was quite re than the 213 deaths recorded at
lieved to find, upon toing exam the same time last year.
ined by «■' Portland specialist, that
Going into June, Newbry said,
his physical troubles aren't as bad
as he feared. The medico told percent fcelow the count for the
Arnold he had an abcess in a first five months of 1954.
lung, possibly caused by some
As August progresses, the slight
small object lodging in there and advantage still remaining seems
setting up irritation. The doctor to be disappearing ^s fatal ac
tidivd up. as Ixtst he could, and cident reports continue to come in
Arnold is now waiting to se° at an accelerated pace, the sec
what, if anything, may follow.
retary said. Over three fourths of
the death-dealing mishaps are
Mrs. Bud Cross has leased the taking place on open highways
Ocean Spray restaurant from the outside the limits of incorporated j
owner, Mrs. R. J. Stoken. Mrs cities or towns
I j
Cross should be quite successful
in her adventure as she has had Too Late to Classify 5
years of experience at it. This is
her first venture as owner.
FOR SALE Working share in
Brookings Plywood For cash
The Paul de Blocks, Sr. had a
or
on time. Write Box 366,
working family ne-union when
Brookings.
26-1-p |
their son, George, and family,
were down for two weeks, from
Portland, and Paul Jr., was about. FOR SALE 1950 Chevrolet, one
ton panel, good condition. Low
They helped the seniors in the
mileage, original owner. See
building of their new home, on
Aldrich Builders Supply. 25-lc
Marina Hts. and grandma had her
family, including her five grand
children
for Sunday dinner. FOUND Sleeve Puller, for large
George and family heve returned
units. Owner may have by
to Portland.
identifying and paying for this
ad. Phone 3453.
26-1
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Ostenlierg
spent th© week end visiting rel
atives in California. They first
went to Chico to visit Karl’s par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M F. Osten
berg. Then they visited Mrs. Ost
enberg’s panenti in Petulma.
There they picked up their daught
er Jeanne, who had been on a
three week visit, and left their
son David, who will spend his
vacation there.
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Thursday, August 18, 1955
PILOT — BROOKINGS, OREGON
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CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Miss Helen Lucas entertained a
group of her friends at her home
on the Winchuck on August 5th
In honor of her 12th birthday.
The group enjoyed swimming in
the Winchuck River and played
games for the nest of the after
noon. Her mother, Mrs. Leo Lucas
scrvvd refreshments of w ater
melon, cake, coffee and Kool-
Aide. Helen received many nice
Rifts.
Those who were at the party
included: Mrs. Viola Hanscam and
grandchildren Pam and Timmy;
Mrs. Neva Thorton, and Donna
and Marilyn and her mother-in-
law from Napa, Mrs. Thorton;
Mrs. Marguerette Bailey and Judy,
Carolyn, and niece Margaret; Mer-
vin Pettegrew; Judy Larson and
Patsy Dysick.
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