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Society News Thursday, November 28, 1929 Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon Page Two Society Reporter Phone 573 Clubs Office Phone 192 Fraternal Lesson Topic- “The Christian Department Head urday calling on the residents Jackie Nance Blows World." Home in a Modern of the village and vicinity in Onf Two Candles Of W. R. C. Visit. the interests of the electric NJUt Read Luke 2:40-52. Morning On His Birthday worship 11 a.m. and Evangelistic line. The Vernonia Corps Earl Knowles spent Thursday -------- services 7:30 p.m. in Brown’s the hurch after the services. ■ i sing both morning and evening. Jackie Nance, a promising undertaking parlor, Mrs. Estella M. Weed of Port Many of the younger set are Geo. A. Nelson, county agricul- night in Vernonia. Miss Allen, a student in Wil- A surprise house warming youngster celebrated his second Chas. Ward was a Clatskanie agent, gave an interesting turai -------- , Friday night November 29, land, department president, at home from college and school give a party was given in honor of lamette university will birthday, 20, shopper Friday. November ..... at the there w m _ he _ a prayer meeting tended the special meeting of for the Thanksgiving holidays talk .t the dinner. Mrs. Henry John last Friday af- violin solo, Austin Dowling ia ill with a home of his parents Mj. and ut sister Murp’s home, near the the W. R. C. Tuesday, Novem The committee in charge of ternoon at her new home. The young people’s meeting bringing with them class mates the services and dinner was Mrs. severe cold. •drs. Jack ..ar.ee. Nance. y|.i school house nt ..................... i 'old at P" Riverview. ber 19. She inspected the corps as guests for several days. Those present were Mesdames,. will be at 6:30 p.m. During the banquet furnished Come to the£e player meeting ' and the secretary’s and treas Our primary teacher Miss Miss Winona Irving of Burns, Albert Parker, Mrs. F. Bleile, I 7:30 at pastor speaking The -J- - a - prayer offered for the sick. — Emma Weed, E. E. Garner, Cur-1 The urer’s books and complimented Ore., will be a house guest at Mrs. D. Marshall and Mrs. Alta Salmi spent the week end at to Jackie and his friends, large birthday cake decorated prayer of tis John, L. Mowe, Kills Snyder, p.m. ¡her home in Marshland. faith ........ shall save the _ ...... .... Mrs. Morton, secretary, and Mrs. home on the Johns. the A. J. highes women’s misisonary so- O.-A. hill during the holidays, Eula Stanton, Irene Smith, II. The __ | A. R. Melis butchered turkeys in pink and white, containing sjeg. nnj q O(] s)ian raise him up. Lena Stanton, treasurer, on the .. . A. Wilson. Lilly Mowe, Art Kirkjciety will hold their monthly bus- Miss Amy Hughes and her guest Study Club To i Saturday for the Vernonia two pink candles was cut and_________________________________________________________ James 5:14. neatness and accuracy of - their served. K. Van Blaricom, Cline Hurley, iness meeting Wednesday, Dee- arrived from the University of 'Thanksgiving market trade. K. C. Prinzing, Pastor books. Meet At the Home Of and the hostess, Mrs. John, r.lr ■ ember 4, at 2 p.m. Mr. Barnett and Fred Foster; Other delicious refreshments ; Many books, magazines Oregon last night. Milo and Maxine John, Betty Mrs. Frank Hansen (.passed through here Monday on consisting of ice cream, cake, The annual election of officers I other reading matter was Hurley, Billie Lou John, Lawan- wjn ¡Je held at that time also, their way to Vernonia to bring lemonade and fruits were also Evelyn Bates Is Guest I tributed by members of the corps da Stanton, Betty Lou Kirk, Ed-' ~ W. ™ served. I The Study club will meet to down the grader. G. Plumer, pastor. Mrs. A. L. Kullander to be sent to the Soldier’s home I na Mowe, Eloise Garner and Many presents were presented At Greeninan Home morrow at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Jesse George is caring; Hostess to Bridge Club at Roseburg. Betty Thacker. I Frank Hanson on Second ave- for her daughter-in-law Mrs. C. to the young man by those at I A delicious noon luncheon was Hostess to Bridge Club tending. Mrs. A. L. Kullander was hos-nue. Mrs. E. A. Gieen is chair- H. George at Birkenfeld, During the afternoon a beau-, Miss Phoebe Greenman has as served by the members of the At the party were: Micky man of the program for the af has a tiny baby daughter tess to the members of the Tues tiful set of havaland china cups her guest, Miss Bates. lefreshment commit! __ Mills, Buster Nance, Pt lone Both attend St. Hall in and saucers were presented Mrs. I Mrs. J. C. Lindley will be day afternoon Bridge club at ternoon the subject being “Char arrived on the 9th. She to the Tuesday afternoon hostess and Orlene Baker, Bobby Wil- been called Sunny. her home on State street last acter and Personality.” John by her friends. Portland. Natal grange held its regular club, December 3. Mr. and Mrs. McClendon are liams, Beverly June Bateman, Mrs. M. Tuesday afternoon. V A most delightful luncheon Bridge Ward Gooding, who is attend-; meeting Saturday night at Na- staying with her parents Mr. and 1 Teddy and Billie Condit and Gor- for Gründen received high score Eastern Star was served to those present and ing O. S. C. at Corvallis, is a tai, not many members were Mrs. Jesse George, who recent- don Cline. Mrs. Carmichael visited with the afternoon. Those attending everyone reported a wonderful guest at the E. A. Green home present. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Social Club Bazaar were Mesdames, J. C. Lindley, ly arrived here from Pendleton. ; ----------------------------- Mrs. Wm. Bridgets on Tuesday. time. Thanksgiving ( arl visited at Natal from Win during Last Week a Success Mrs. Ernest Lane ia ill this Timber P.-T. A. F. M. Ruhl, K. A. McNeill, 11. grange. days. i --------------- week. A. Pearse, Robert Johns, W. 11. Hold Meeting ’’ bazaar and cooked food We are sorry to hear Ernest Culver and Frank Dickson. sal ■ l.eld by the members of the Yocum broke his arm last week Westimbcr, Nov. 24.—The reg Ea. tern Star social club Satur while working in the Birkenfeld Christian Church ular meeting of the Timber P.- day hi the Van Alstine building F. Claude Stephens, Minister pro red to be a great success, mill. He was taken to Portland T. A. was held Wednesday Nov Services for December 1. 10 Members of the committees were immediately, where he will re ember 20, attended by one of o’clock a-m. Bible school: Study ! ke) t busy all day selling the main in the hospital for two weeks longer. They moved to the largest gatherings of the Topic in main school. The Chris iart cles offered for sale. ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ year. tian Home in a Modern World. I The chili and hot coffee coun- Birkenfeld this summer from I After the business meeting the village here. 11:00 a.m. Divine morning wor I ter in charge of Mrs. A. J. Walter Foster is expcct- 1 Mrs. Lapham gave a very in- ship and theme: “Ye are my | Hughes was so popular that they ed Mrs. here from Los Angeles. Cab, teresting talk on books, this be- Witnesses.” ! were sold out long before the this week on a three week’s visit in!; f,,r nati°nal good book -week, Christian Endeavor societies in ; closing hour. to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.' their places with interesting ac Mrs. J. C. Lindley had charge R. Johnson. Rainbow Girls tivities. Topic for study: Why j of the cooked foods sold and Hold Initiation is Christianity a Missionary Re j Mrs. F. D. MacPherson of the Garden Club To (By Mr«. Mark E. Moe) ligion? 7:30 the theme is novel . bazaar. in that it is in line with the cur Vi»” Meet December 3 Four new members of the lo Address all communications to Mrs. Mark E. Moe, Ver rent events of our city during Heavy Shipment The Vernonia Garden club will cal order of Rainbow Girls were nonia, Oregon. If personal replies are desired, enclose a stamped addressed envelope. the recent fire. The theme is: hold their next regular meeting initiated Monday night at the OF Postal Stamps “The Hottest Place on Earth.” December 3, at 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple before a large Arrive Here Monday Evangelical church. two portions, using an apple gathering of members, visiting Butter Scotch Pie A special program featuring Eastern Star members and Ma- corer. Fill cavities thus made The service last Lord’s day teaspoons cornstarch Over $9500 worth of stamps talks on Christmas decorations sons. I With sausages and insert rounds evening dealt with the ideal teaspoon salt 1 of potatoes to conceal sausages. young man. It was in all points was received Monday by Post- iln<f flowers has been arranged.’ Ths work was conducted under cup cold milk Vi W W Messing, to cover the principal speakers will be the supervision of Mrs. " ; i’ut in a pan and bake in a hot very popular, and the ideals ad 1 master Emil cup scalded milk Mrs. Dave Marshall, who will Lindley, Mother Advisor, oven until potatoes are soft. tablespoons butter vanced by the young women I the holiday mailing rush. As in the past years, an ap talk on “Christmas Flowers,” and Minced Turkey were very clear and pointed cup brown sugar To one cup cold roast turkey, which gave the young men of peal is again sounded this year Mrs. Earl M. Bleile, whose sub-i Full Gospel Mission egg yolks | cut in small dice, add one-third our fair city much to think to mail Christinas packages as ject will be, “Christmas Green-1 ............ Services . for next Sunday, teaspoon vanilla. ‘ cember 1. Bible school 10 a.m. 1. the . young „ folks ‘ early as possible so that they e‘ y- ’_________ Scald milk, add cornstarch fup soft stale bread crumbs. about. I_ Surely will be received at their destina and salt well mixed with the Make one cup sauce, using two are not so bad after all. Ideal young women which will tion before the holidays and al cold milk. Add butter, sugar, tablespoons butter, two table well-beaten egg yolks. Continue spoons flour, and one cup stock be considered December 8, at so to avoid a heavy congestion during the last few days before to cook until thickened. Add (obtained by cooking bones and the evening hour of worship. The letters are addressed to Christmas. vanilla. Cool slightly and put in- skin of a roast turkey). Season v. th salt, pepper, and onion or handed to the minister of the to a cake pie shell. Noodles I juice. Heat turkey and bread Christian church, while the let MIST | crumbs in sauce. Serve on small ter read in public, the name of 1 egg Lincoln Peterson was a .. pieces of toast, and garnish with the author is withheld. Come on H teaspoon salt I poached eggs and toast points. | young men with your ideas of I ¡age shopper on Monday. Flour Mrs. G. Devine and Mrs. A. Beat egg slightly, add salt, Way» of Using Left-Over Turkey the ideal young woman. Dowling were shopping in Clats Scalloped Turkey | ------------------------------- and flour enough to make very kanie Friday. stiff dough; knead, toss on a Make one cup of sauce, using Evangelical Church Wm. Bridgers family spent -- - - slightly floured ooard, and roll two tablespoons butter, two ■ Holds Harvest Home _______ Sunday with the Carmichael flour, one-fourth; thinly as possible, which may be tablespoons Festival Last Sunday folks. as thin as paper, Cover with teaspoon salt, few grains of pep-1 Miss Olga Holmstrom ,was a towel, and set aside for twenty ! per and one cup of stock (ob Following their annual cus Portland visitor on Saturday. Al minutes; then cut in fancy, tained by cooking bones and skin shapes, using sharp knife or of a roast turkey). Cut remnants tom, the Evangelical church held berta DeRock took care of the vegetable cutter; or the thin of cold roast turkey in small the Harvest Home service on central office during Miss Holm sheet may be rolled like a jelly pieces; there should be about one Sunday preceding Thanksgiving. strom’s absence. Our school will have two days roll, cut in slices as thinly i as and one-half cups. Sprinkle hot- 1 he forum of the church was ar possible, and pieces unrolled.( t mi of buttered baking dish tistically arranged with products vacation this week. Thursday, Dry, and when needed cook with seasoned cracker crumbs, of the Nehalem valley. Lumber, Thanksgiving day and the Friday twenty minutes in boiling salted, add turkey meat, pour over shingles, wool, grains, vegeta-1 following. water; drain and add to soup. sauce, and sprinkle with butter bles, fruits and flowers were I A. R. Melis killed a beef last some of the articles displayed. I week and sold it around the Deerfoot Potatoes cd cracker crumbs. Bake President Hoover’s Thanksgiv village. Wash and pare potatoes of hot oven crumbs Chas. Ward is papering Irving ing proclamation was read by a uniform size. Remove from each brown. Knowles’ new house. Mr. and Mrs. B. Rachiel and infant son visited her mother, Sunday, they live in Vernonia. The John Ek family have the measles at this writing. John McMullin is digging a well on the Walter Turner pro perty. Wm. Bridgers was a Portland visitor Monday and Tuesday. | Mrs. Reed Holding visited with Mrs. John Devine last Fri-. day. . Bernard Dowling made a trip | over to Fern Hill Monday, with, a load of necessary paraphernalia for the suryevors camp, with the county truck. Mrs. Carmichael was a caller at the N. D. Peterson home one day last week. A pleasant surprise was ten- dered Delmar Bronder last Fri- day evening, the occasion be- ing his fifteenth birthday. Many of his school mates attended the party. Games were played until a late hour, then refresh ments were served. When all de parted for their respective homes wishing Delmar many happy re turns of the day. The Jolly 20 will meet with Mrs. Chas. Sundland on Thurs- day, December 7. Mrs. Anna Osburn has been staying with Mrs. Peterson for the past two weeks. The Jolly 20 met last Thurs day with Mrs. Earl Holce. Those attending were Mrs. Melis, Mrs. Eastman, Mrs. Carmichael, Mrs. Reynolds. Mrs. Ain W’allace. Mrs. E. ' T. W’allace, Mrs. G. B. Lowden, Mrs. Devine, Mrs. Dowl ing and Mrs. Sundland. Dinner guests were Miss Olga Holm- strom, Miss Salmi and Mrs. Knowles. The day was pleasant ly spent in sewing fancy work. A delicious chicken dinner was served at noon by the hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Jones were shopping in Vernonia last Monday. John McMullin i is hauling and Mrs. Merl I Lane’s shed vit h a winter’s supply of wood. John Schlippy took his wife to Clatskanie for medical atten- tion last Thursday, she hasn’t been well for some time. James Jones stopped over night Wednesday with his sister Mrs. Ed. Reynolds on his way down from Portland to Thomp- lon’s Siding where he liv Mrs. Lawrence Jepson waa a ■illage shopper one day last reek. Mrs. F.lsa Knowles was a 'latskanie visitor S ite- by mentl »r of the choir during the Evangelical Church Students From The Housewarming Party serv: < es. The Sunday school meets at Colleges Are Home Given In Honor Or (1U ricuvlliIlK service by the Ab ut 70 guests attended the | 10 B1IU a.m. Preaching For Thanksgiving dinner held in the social hall of Mrs. Henry John pastor at 11 a.m. The choir will Kitchen Recitals Use Eagle Classified Advertisements Mr. Holman and Arthur Bug* were over from Clatskanie Sal