BROOKINGS—HARBOR
PILOT
THURSDAY OCTOBER 10, 1957
COFFEE HOUR
M rs. Frances Giroux held a
coffee hour at 10 a .m . Tuesday
for many of her friends and
their children.
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Mr. and Mrs. W .J. McDon
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Jam es Smith of Portland came
down after his mother, Mrs.
Jennie Smith, who spent the past
month with her granddaughter,
M rs. Calvin Gorte and family.
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William Weideman returned
home after visiting with relatives
the past two months in Georgia,
Illinois and Colorado. His neph
ew, George Wendell of Chicago
drove him home, and is enjoying
his first salmon fishing.
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Mrs. J.C . Jaggers left Tues
day for Coos Bay to visit with
her brothers and other relatives
In that community.
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ATTEND POMONA GRANGE
Those attending the C u r r y
County Pomona at Sixes Grange
included: Ben Jones, Joe Zumpf,
Mr. and Mrs. J .C . Jag g ers,
M rs. Emil Edwardson and Mrs.
Edith Ackley.
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Mr. and M rs. FloydSwearingei
were weekend visitors in Eureka
where they were with Mr. and
M rs. JohnThiems. Mrs. Thiems
will be remembered as La Vonn<
Wagner, former teacher in the
Elementary school here. She is
now teaching in the Eureka school
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M rs. Edith Poe, d i s t r i c t
Home Economics chairman of thi
Grange was a visitor Saturday at
the Pomona Grange. Her home
is in Medford. Mrs. Poe accom
pan led her.
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GRANGE SUGAR CONTEST
HELD SATURDAY
The Grange White Satin sugar
contest for canned fruits and
jellies was held Saturday at the
Sixes Grange, with M rs. Sylvia
Lee as judge.
First in tree fruits: Mrs. Olive
Britton, Sixes; 2nd, Mrs. Ellen
Jaggers, Chetco Grange; 3rd
Mrs. Dorcia Sweet, Sixes.
B erries: F irst, M rs. Britton,
Sixes; 2nd, M rs. Grace Edward
son, Chetco.
J e l l y : M rs. Mabel Marlow
Sixes; 2nd, M rs. Edith Ackley,
Chetco; 3rd M rs. Britton, Sixes.
There were no entries from the
Ophir Grange, and not as many
entries as usual.
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T h e c a l l t h a t co m es th r o u g h ,
Mr. and M rs. John Montgom
ery and family spent the weekend
in Eureka.
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Mr. and M rs. R. Connaway
returned the past week from a
long vacation trip that took them
over 8,000 m iles.
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Mr. and M rs. Ross Salvage
r e t u r n e d Saturday from a two
weeks visit with relatives in East
and Central Oregon.
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An Extension meeting was held
Tuesday evening at the home of
M rs. Roy Weideman, to finish
the Aluminum trays that h a v e
been made by the group.
GAMMA GAMMA HAS
MODEL MEETING
A model meeting was held on
October 8th by Beta Sigma Phi,
Gamma Gamma Chapter.
The rushees present we re
Carol MacFarlane, B a r b a r a
Myers, Mary Mendenhall, Jo
Mitts, and Millie Swanson. The
rushing program was headed by
vice-fire side nt Ronnie Ragland,
with each of the members giving
a little speech tolling of the
advantages of Beta Sigma Phi.
A cute musical game was played
and five of the members "inter
viewed” the five rushees.
Pat Widmer had the program
for the evening. Her subject
was "P rose". She described the
different forms and types o f
literature. Prose can be enrich
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The meeting was held at the
the home of Ronnie Ragland with
Nadine Hyatt and Charlotte Chap
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