' \
Brookiags hens
Claude Goldizen was taken to
the V eteran's hospital In P o rt
land »his week In an em ergency.
He was taken up by Archie and
M elissa Hendricks.
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Dr, Roy White returned Sun
day from the V eteran's hospital
In Vancouver, Washington. M rs.
A1 Panzer of Portland accompan
ied him, and will visit here sev
eral days.
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M rs. Homer Brown and her
neice, Miss Karla Dee Agren of
Castle Rock, Washington left
Tuesday for Buffalo, New York
and will also visit relatives In
Toronto, Canada. They
are
making the trip by plane, from
San Francisco.
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M rs. D.D. Williams an d
family were to Join Mr. Williams
in Salem th is week. Their home
In Harbor has been sold to Dr.
and M rs. Ed Samuels.
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SE V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T
M I S S I O N A R I E S V I S IT H E R E
Elder and M rs. Leo Van Dol- the Van D olsen's honor at Azalea
sen were overnight guests here Park.
last Wednesday, the visit being
Elder and M rs. Van Dolsen
very much enjoyed by the m em were on their way north where
b e rs of the local Seventh Day Ad they will be featured speakers
ventist Church as Elder Van Dol- at the annual camp meeting In
Rev, and M rs. Wm. West,
sen
was the m inister of this
form er residents of Brookings,
Washington and then return to
but now of Tigard, Oregon, vis church before going to Japan six Gladstone for thè Oregon camp
ited the past weekend with friend years ago as a m issionary. Elder meeting.
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here. They saw many changes
Van Dolsen told of their exper
In Brookings having left here 5 iences during the years in Japan
and one half years ago.
at a meeting at the church Wed
nesday evening. Thursday morn
ing the group had a breakfast In
Mr. and M rs. Charles Morgan
and two children returned home
International Hits 50th Year
to Port Hueneme, C alifornia.
They were on a return trip from
Minnesota, and so spent a few
days with M rs. Morgan's p a r
ents, Mr. and M rs. Claude God
lzen.
A baby girl was born on July
18 to Mr. and M rs. William
Temple. The baby was named
Lurlyn Maxine, and weighed In
at 5 lbs. 14 ozs. Dr. David
Brown was In attendance,
The ACE
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Reverand A. P . Becker, P a s
to r of the Church of the B rethrer
M rs. Jack M iller and children
of Payette, Idaho will occupythe returned to their home in C or
pulpit of the Baptist Community vallis, Monday.
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Church on Sunday, July 28th.
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Ralph Reed returned to Brook GRANDPA SHOWS GRANDSON
ings Tuesday after being a p a t
HOW TO BOWL
ient at the V eteran's hospital In
Helnle Weigel is enjoying him
Vancouver Washington, the past self these days as he thinks he
two months.
Is a pretty sm art grandpa.
Helnle, who never bowled be
M rs. Geroge Mosier and daugh fore In his life, let his sixteen
te r Janet entertained the Baptist year old grandson, Charles Hen
Church choir at a social evening d e re r, talk him Into trying his
Thursday, at th eir home on S p r hand at the game on the evening
uce Drive.
of his sixty fourth birthday, last
Friday. Of course C harles who
M rs. Palm Stout arrived here has bowled quite a bit In the list
recently from her home In Bel- two o r three years aroung his
vered ere, Calif, and will spent home town of Elkton, says that
the sum m er at her cottage here it Is beginners luck, but Helnle
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rolled a higher score than his
Mr. and M rs. Clive Manley
grandson. Now Helnle thinks he
left Wednesday for their home at will re st on his laurels In the
Nile's Calif.
game as he has something to crow
M rs. Maude Sanbo accompan about. Sm art guy that Helnle.
ied them as far as the Masonic
**********
Home at Decoto, Calif, after a
The Curry County Fair will be
day visit with friends here.
gin
in Gold Beach on August 9th,
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and end on August 11th.
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