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BROOKINGS- HARBOR PÌLÓT — T r ÓSKÍ í SÍS. OREGON Thursjjv. December 15, 1955 «..¿u i., -irs . - u l T yler, Mrs. Lucille Lawn. Mrs. Alyce Bol- r'.y £ 7 .'£ L GOODLIN - ck . M rs. E leanor L aym an, Mrs. The C .iristr s them e was car- Eunice F aris and Mrs. M at is, j ried out in ' : decorations and who received lovel> gifts from • program at the Sm ith River th e group. j u e m e n s C.u , held F riday af- M it. Vance Bc’.ick, of the terncon, De«,. . '.I. r 2nd, under j V alley V ?w A uto C eurt. atten d - ho direction oi . . M ary Fish- od the Oregon Coast H ighw ay er, P rogram Chairm an. Mrs. Convention, held recently at '1 helm a Ricks decorated the Ocean Lake. Oregon. Mr. Bolick m antle w ith two large, w hite w as a delegate. I hey also enjoy a m le , centered w ith candles. ed a m otor trip to Vancouver, A larg e w hite candle on the B. C., and spent T hanksgiving m an ,.? and the piano, carried w ith friends there. T he Del N orte Pomona G range cu t th e Yule theme. D uring the will hold th e ir i 'g u la r m eeting bush ’s . session, Mrs. Alyce Bol- 1 ick, presiding, several m a tte rs on Sunday, DeDcember 18th, at I w ere tak en care of w ith com mit- th e Lake E arl G range Hall. The 1 tee chairm en, giving their import. M eeting will open at 2 o ’ c I ock M is. Zelma Maris, Garden C hair followed by a potluck supi ?r at m an .announced the Ja n u ary 5. A C hristm as p arty and pro 6 th m eeting will show sound and g ram will be followed by the color film cn flower arran g e- in stallatio n of officers. n,?nt. She will also show colored The S m ith River Sunday School is presenting its annual C h rist rlides on prim roses. m as program on Sunday even R obert Reuss, the new Cub ing, D ecem ber 18th, at the Sm ith Scout C hairm an, reports there River Methodist Church, at 7:30 it a m em bership ot 18 boys. A p.m. The program is put on un- C h ristm as P a rty is planned for (’et the direction of heir teach Eecem bei 14th, for the Cubs. ers. The public is invited to The W om en’s Club will furnish attend. fifty bags of candy for the party. Linoleum tile squares have been purchased for the Club room floor by th e Wornon’i Club. On C hristm as Eve, th e re will A fter th e business meeting, be a C hristm as P a rty for all the Mrs. F isher gave a talk on the children of Elks at the Lodge m eaning of Christm as. Two sol H all at 7:00 p.m. The Lodge will os w ere sung by Jessie Pluvoy, furnish all th e goodies and tree, “S a n ta C laus Is Coming To but each Elk is asked to bring Tow n." and “W hite C hristm as,” a present for each of his child accom panied at the piano by ren attending, for S an ta to give L aura Sample, and two select out. Please don’t go over $2.00 ions on the V ibroharp by Mrs. on the present so S an ta won’t Sample. feel like a heel for giving nice Mrs. M yrtle H ibbard, of H a r things to one and not the other. bor. gave th e ‘‘G ard n er’s L etter Be su r? and have th e kids to S a n ta ” and also told the there. They will have a big time. C hristm as S tory as found in the Gospel of St. Luke. As the group sang “Jinglt* Bells,” Carol Diebold, playing S anta, arrived and passed out gifts to all. R efreshm ents w ere served from a ta b le covered w ith red cloth and centered w ith a w hite m in iatu re tree, glowing w ith candles. Presiding at the tea table w ere E leanor Laym an and Lucille Lawn. P atsy W est brook was chairm an. A group of ladies p leasan tly surprised Mrs. Mabel M aris at her home on H ighw ay 101, on D ecem ber 4th, to co n g ra tu late her on her birthday. A social tim e was enjoyed w ith cake and ice cream served. Those present w ere: Mrs. Agns M aris, Mrs. F rancis W estbrook. Mrs. Mary p M 'M Smith River News 7 ¡í- s JtrsV&g&t rCrf SOMEONE ON YOUR SHOPPING LIST S‘op in now and see our wide selection. V.e have them priced as low as $9.75, inc. Fed. Tax, for a complete outfit — everything needed for indoor or outdoor snapshooting. Movie Outfits here, too. um Pi«»" our COMPLETE PHOTO SUPPLIES AT We Give S & H Green Stamps Poinsettios ALL SIZES (Grown by A1 Panzer) we DELIVER BETWEEN CARPENTERVILLE and SMITH RIVER . OR COME TO SELECT Brookside Greenhouse BROOKINGS Phone 2421 or 2473 (house) OPEN - - OPEN - OPEN ♦ Wards Gas & Appliance CENTER - OPEN OPEN OPEN - r ” I O no m Brow mar. r . MAGNAVOX L‘ ir is Shuey GIFT SHOPPING SLACKS SEE I ' r t B e a h ’e u <TET>ON HAT I C Friday Ur',’’ ¿:C3 p.m. STAM PS WE ARE RECEIVING II E C ; ' T H REDEEM GC \D HR ROW SHEHAN’S N G NEW MERCHANDISE EVERY DAY U R MEN and BOYS r 77' a . I Is Hoppy To Announce . . . WE ARE NOW READY TO SERVE YOU IN OUR N-E-W LOCATION! Across From The Theatre, Right Downtown. OPEN r c u i i r sizes Christmas Party For The Kiddies ★ ARRELL REXALL DRUGS OAK & PINE OF o o "O L ife g u a r d D e s ig n in t h e 5 6 F o rd ! - NORGE < SUNBEAM OPEN WE HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF GAS & ELECTRIC APPLIANCES SYLVANIA ' UNIVERSAL COLEMAN * IRONRITE DEARBORN < HOOVER < - I . WHIRLPOOL SYLVANIA LAMPS LEWYT I OPEN CAVALIER and TITAN HEATERS — H E SELL the BEST and SERVICE TH E REST - WATCH FOR OUR GRAND OPENING IN JANUARY OPEN o "U WARDS GAS and APPLIANCE CENTER o i, O -o I, if e Roar d »teeting u h eel has deep-center conitruction. Rim is m ounted above recessed •tcering po« . . . “cushions ’ .our chest agamst impact in case of accident. New L ife guard mirror “gives' on im pact . . . resists shattering. Lifeguard douhle-Rrip door lock» help keep doors closed, even under impact And if you stay inside the car in an accident, you're twice aa safe! These safety dtxir locks resist stress from two directiooa— maiead of the usual one. O ptional nylon »eat beltio tler you 3-way security. They give your children more protection in case of sudden stops in everyday driving . . . they help keep passengers in their scats in the event of an accident and make driving far less unng. T h e f i n , c a r at h a lf t h . f i n . - c a r p r i c . l • DUNNING MOTORS Yottr Curry County A u t h o m e d Ford Mercury Dealer a J OPEN - OPEN - OPEN O ptional l.ifeRuard paddir.ç on instrument panel and sun visors not only reduces ptwsi- hilitv of Mi)urics. but in many cases prevents them altogether! It ’s five times as shock absorb ent as foam rubber See alt of Lord's safety failures, soon. BROOKINGS, OREGON
