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About Brookings-Harbor pilot. (Brookings, Curry County, Oregon) 1946-1978 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1957)
BROOKINGS-HARBOR P I L O T THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1957 *************** Mr. Me Indoe is living in the home of his daughter, M rs . Luther Tisdale, and has improv ed in health. He enjoyed a few hours in the sunshine this week. i * -nf BRIDGE PARTY HELD . Co-hostesses for a six table bridge luncheon Tuesday were M rs. Lee Hein and Mrs. William Spear of Hiouchi, Calif. Guests were Crescent City la d ie s. The Hein home was decorated with" a profusion of garden flowers. Bridge prizes went to M rs. Henry M iller, high; M rs. Jack Harper, second; M rs. Orville Stump, low, and M rs. William Ritchie, travel- 1°*’ ’ ************ ¡"How long is your b ab y?" FOR ONLY 3 < AN INCH OF YOUR BABY'S LENGTH YOU CAN HAVE A BEAUTIFUL 5X7 SILVER TONE POR - TRAIT MOUNTED IN A SHADOW BOX FOLDER FROM A GENEROUS SELECTION OF PROOFS . . . AGE LIMIT 3 Mo. to 3 Yrs. during ONLY Brookings 4 9 » 4 9 » 49» 49» » » 44» STUDIO CHETCOCOVE, as viewed from Chetco Point was once docking site for many lumbei hauling ships. This scene is one of many beautiful scenes in the city of Brookings. Many small private boats still tie up at the point, and come in to the picturesque Cove. One of the small boats can be seen coming in at the left. Many people have lived in the city for years and have neve) seen this view of the Cove. The point is privately own ed. PHONE 2611 Mary’Lou Berger is home on vacation after a visit to San Fran cisco. Miss Berger has employ ment as a dental assistant in P o rt land where she has lived the last four years. ****************** Mr. and Mrs. E.H . Brock- m uller, operators of the Brook ings Laundry are having a few days vacation in Nevada. They are visiting their daughters and families. One daughter is re cuperating from an illness and the parents are anxious to learn how she is getting along. ***•**«•*••«**** Alfred Lent and family moved to The Dalles Sunday. ***************** Pacific Trail’s “ Hi Fi” The Long Play Jacket Shoes a g uy r e a lly goes fo r . . . Rugged New Buster Browns You're right on the beat in this sm art new MELTON stadium jack et! It's completely lined.has white-edged roll knit collar and cuffs, side vents and leather edged slit pockets, in Copen, Scarlet, and Charcoal. Sizes 4 to 12 $11.95 14 to 2 0 $ |J . 9 5 TOP: SCOTCH GRAIN BROCUE. Sizes 1-6, $9.93 BROWN OXFORD, crepe rubber soles. Sizes 11-3, $7.95; 3-6, $8.95 BROWN OXFORD, rubber sole and heel.Sizes 1-6, $7.95 Brawny and good looking. . . just like Dad wears. And Mom knows she can count on fine leather, long wear and perfect fit when she buys BUSTER BROWNS. Recent visitors from the mid west and near west were Mr. and M rs. Everett Gulley from Boise, Idaho and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gulley, of Fowler, Kan sa s. They are brothers of Mr. Emmett Gulley. ♦***•*****♦• Steve Montgomery, Ronald Has set, Hugh Akers, and Sarah Bravo have been attending the Baptist Church Camp, C a m p Myrtlewood, at Bridge, Ore. this week. They will r e t u r n on Saturday. Mr. John Mont gomery took them there. ****••*•«** Visitors at the C. F. Campbell home this weekend were the Oscai Walls family from Phoenix, Ariz. *********** Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pom- m ar ane and son and daughter are settled in their new home on Del Norte Lane. Pommarane is a state policeman. ***♦♦♦**♦♦* Miss Jackie W arren of Forest Grove, who has been a visitor at the RayReeser home for the piist three weeks, and Mrs. Ray Reeser traveled to F o r e s t Grove, and Portland by bus to spend a few days. Mrs. Rees e r then went on to A lb a n y to visit where Mr. Reeser picked her up, on his way back from Seattle where he and Virgil Clark had attended the Gold Cup ra c e s. They arrived home Monday ev ening. **************** Mr. and M rs. John Mont gomery and three children will occupy the Ed Dempsey home on Memory Lane for a few months, while their new home on Railroad Ave. Is being completed Mr. Ed Dempsey is getting along quite well and is now back to work on a part time basis. ********** VISITS FROM ALASKA M rs. Arnold Booth, of Meta- katla, Alaska, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Gulley and siste r of Ross Gulley'is visiting here. Her son Brian is also visiting and plans to enroll in the Brook ings schools this fall. He is an ardent basketball player, and hopes to try out for the team. Mrs. Booth and her son a r e staying w ith the R o s s Gulleys while here. ************* MOTHER DIES IN GLASCOW M rs. Ernest Warinner re ceived word that her mother of 88 years had passed a w a y on August 9th, at her home in Glascow, the British Isles. M rs. Warinner was one of eight children, six of whom are living. Her fatherpassed away eight years ago, at the age of eighty. M rs. Warinner and her siste r in Canada were home soon after that ym e. **«»****»*»«*, FO R YOUR IlW Sl’R A N i’».; NEEEDS CONSULT Brooklngi PHILLIPS DAD 'N LAD BROOKINCfi OLDEST AND LARGEST AGENCY see or coll F lu e r io - Le om eiote r A g en c y , Inc. Box 1188 B ro o k in g s , O re g o n P h o n e 541 1 - 5412
