FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1931.
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
PAGE SIX
Outlaws Win After
Wild Wooly Ninth
Inning Rally
Mrs. Sundland
Entertains W. M. S
UNUSUAL HANDS
IN PINOCHLE GAME
AT VAN DOREN’S
MIST—(Special. — Mrs. Chas.
Two hands of 1000 aces each,
Sundland entertained the Wo­
drawn in succession by husband
(Continued from page 1.)
Comedy, “Too Much of a Good men’s Missionary society ThursfWW
and wife was an interesting and
the biggest majority of the Ath­ unusual occurrence in a six-hand­ I Thing,” Washington Grade school afternoon, December 10.
Fourteen members were pres­
letic sluggers to hit directly to ed pinochle game played here tonight at 8 p. m.
Christmas program, Evangeli­ ent.
A special collection was
him. He was accorded nice sup- Saturday night at a birthday par­
por by Charlie Mills at third base ty. for W. L. Van Doren. Arthur cal Sunday school, Tuesday, Dec. taken for Christmas cheer for the
needy.
and Ben Davis behind the bat. Henges and Mrs. Henges held the 22, 7:30 p. m.
Christmas cantata, Christian
The members hemmed and don-
Nance, Welch and Malmsten were two hands.
church, Sunday, Dec. 20, 7:30 ated towels for some far-away
the heavy stickers for the Out­
p. m.
hospitals.
laws.
'♦FlW.f TISDALES RETURN
Wide Awake Thimble club at
Lunch was served by the hos-
On the other hand, Ray, star
AFTER BRIEF TRIP
Rilla Schneider’s, Dec. 22.
tess at the close of the meeting,
twirler for the A’s, was inclined
TO CALIFORNIA
American Legion, joint meet­ and a short program was enjoyed,
to be rather wild and while his
The next meeting will be with
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale and ing with St. Helens, Legion hall,
change of pace was plenty good,
Mrs. E. T. Wallace, the date to
fooling the Outlaws ¡numerable two children returned Sunday Dec. 22.
Christmas party for K. P’s. be set later, some time in Janu­
times, his free pases more than from a ten days trip to Napa,
offset his excellent change of California, where they visited Pythian Sisters and their families, ary.
pace. Sheeley and Holtham were Mr. Tisdale’s brother, J. F. Tis­ Wednesday, Dee. 23, I. O. O. F.
Wide Awake Club
the outstanding fielders for the dale, and Mrs. Tisdale's mother, hall.
Christmas pageant, “Following
Athletics while Ben Brickel and Mrs. Florence Nelson. Mrs. Nel­
At Mrs. Wridge’s
the
Stur,
”
Christian
church.
Allen Ray perfomed nobly at bat. son returned with him for a visit
Thursday,
Dec.
24.
over the holiday*.
The score by innings follows:
The Wide-Awake Thimble club
City budget election, Monday, met at the home of Mrs. Art
They encountered no snow un-
Athletics .......... 110 000 307—12
28.
I
Outlaw s.......... 432 013 OOx—13 til they reached Vernonia, Mr. ¡Dec.
Wridge December 10. After the
Batteries: Ray and Drorbaugh, Tisdale reports. They came up |
business meeting the afternoon
on the Redwood highway to Ban- j
was spent in sewing, rehearsing a
Brady; Malmsten and Davis.
don, Coquille, and thence to ,
play, and singing.
Federals 12, Teachers 18
Roseburg, and found first class
Lunch was served to Ida John­
For instructions on hitting slow
In the game Tuesday the
ball pitching see Curly Buff- son, Pearl Adams, Emma Miller,
Teachers continued their heavy pavement all the way.
Emergency highway work is mire. He’s an expert.
Rilla Schneider, Mary Hankel,
hitting tactics to drag down the
much more in evidence in Califor­
Prof Condit is likewise an ex- Hazel Stevenson, Eda Parker, Hil­
Federals 18 to 12. The Teachers
nia than in Oregon, Mr. Tisdale pert but along somewhat differ- da Keasey, Melian Treharne, Er­
were especially merciless in the
says, there being about 25 men!en^ iine. He has a knack of us- ma Johnson, and visitors, Mrs.
early part of the game, garner­
at work on the roads there to ing his third strike for swinging Jacobs, Mrs. Hall, Nola Brady,
ing three runs in the first inning,
one in this state.
at a high ball about 14 miles F. Hankel, A. Wridge, by the
six in the second, two in the third
over the catcher’s head and then hostesses, Eleanor Wridge and
and four in thefourth. The Fed­
Vernonia
Post
To
Sylvia Turner.
running
down to first.
erals settled down after this late
Entertain St. Helens Who is this man Frank Baker The next meeting will be at Ril­
outburst and held the Profs fair­
that the Federals have signed la Schneider’s Dec. 22, Alta Johns
ly well in check from then on.
Vernonia post of the American up ? ? ?
assisting.
The Teachers seem to get Legion will be host Tuesday, De-
Ben Brickel was out the other
stronger with each game they cember 22, to Columbia post of
night for the first time this sea- Mrs. Henderson Is
play. They started the season as St. Helens, The purpose of the
With a little more practice Hostess to Club
if they were going to fizzle out meeting according to Comman­ son.
be hard to hold down. In
Mrs. W. M. Henderson enter­
at most any minute. If they con­ der J. E. Kerr of Vernonia, is to he’ll
he gave a good account of tained the Just Eight Bridge club
tinue playing much longer and discuss the unemployment condi­ fact,
himself the other night.
at her home Thursday night with
continue to improve at as fast tions of ex-service men.
The
“Tusko” Ray pitches a good Mrs. Mary Nelson receiving high
a pace as they have already set, meeting will also be in the nature
fast ball but he needs more con­ score.
the world’s indoor championship of a friendly get-together, he
trol. If he ever gets it he’ll be
Folowing cards a delicious hot
flag will be theirs for the asking. says.
plenty hard to beat.
lunch was served by the hostess
Kilgore for the winners pitched
Vernonia post will have a full
Drorbaugh and Welch went in­ whose guests were Mrs. Nelson,
a good speedy game of ball and year ahead of it next year, Mr.
to competition with each other Mrs. Lloyd Baker, Mrs. Jack
he was given nice support by Kerr declares on account of the
Wednesday night to see who could Nance, Mrs. Harry Kerns, Mrs. J.
his cohorts all the way around. national convention to be held in
talk the umps out of the most A Hughes, Mrs. J. L. Timmons
Deacon Ray Mills was tne hitting Portland.
Posts contiguous to decisions.
Incidentally, neither and Miss Gladys Pressnall.
star of the game getting five hits Portland will probably be called
one of them got very far.
and four runs out of six trips to upon to assist in making the con­
Charlie Mills is a hard man to W. L. Van Doren’s
the plate. He was followed close­ vention a success, he believes.
hold down. He’s all over the
ly by Tucker who garnered five
Honored
place. Reminds us a good deal Birthday
In honor of the birthday of her
hits and three runs out of seven Willing Workers
Always
of Bill Gregory at bat.
brother, W. L. Van Doren, Mrs.
visits to the plate. Jordan was
let’s the first one go by.
the outstanding performer for Elect Officers
Arthur Henges entertained with
Election of officers and sew-
about
Nothing
spectacular
at her home
the Feds both at bat and in the ing occupied the time of the Wil-
always two tables of 500
John
Miller
but
he
’
s
fields. He reached first base ev- ling Workers of the Christian
Saturday evening.
Usually
ery time he came to bat either church at their meeting Wednes­ steady and dependable,
Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Soden re-
bats about .500 per game.
through a hit, walk or a fielder’s day afternoon at the home of
ceived prizes for high score.
Frank Hartwick donned a suit
choice.
| Others present were Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. F. Claude Stephens.
for the first time the other nighf
Van Doren, Georgia Van
The score by innings:
Mrs. J. A. McDonald was elect­ also. He too needs a little prac­ W. L.
Federals .......... 001 401 024—12 ed president; Mrs. Ben Owens,
Doren, Oliver Mellinger, and Mr.
tice • to smooth off the rough and Sirs. Henges, Cake and cof-
Teachers .......... 362 500 12x—18 vice president; Mrs. Ethel Wood­
fee were served at a late hour.
Batteries: Bateman and Bark­ ruff, secretary; and Mrs. W. L. spots.
er, Jordan; Kilgore and Russell Van Doren, treasurer.
Rebekahs Plan
Mills.
Miss Kirkpatrick
Mrs. Ray Charlesworth was the Installation
Complimented
hostess, serving refreshments fol-
Plans for the installation of
Good Attendance
Complimenting
Miss
Marie
lowing sewing.
officers on January 14 were Kirkpatrick on her birthday, Mrs.
At Ridgefield
din-
made at the all day pot luck
Henry Fogel entertained at a
Benefit Card Party
ner of the Rebekah lodge on dinner at her home Mondey even-
(Continued from page 1.)
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Tuesday, December 7.
At Mrs. Powell’s
state highway commission to bring
Mrs. V. L. Powell, chairman of
The elective officers for the. IM-
about widening and straighten­ the child welfare committee of new year are noble grand, Mrs. I Covers were laid for Miss Kirk-
ing of the Lower Columbia high­ the American Legion Auxiliary, Marie O'Donnell; vice grand, Mrs. I patrick, Miss Florence Santee,
way. A similar committee is to entertained Thursday afternoon, Helen Fogel; secretary, Mrs. l ! Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duncan and
be appointed for the state of December 10, with two tables of Grace Sunell; and treasurer, Mrs. ‘ I children, Elsie and Billy, and Mr.
and Mrs. Fogel and children.
Washington to promote work on bridge and two of 500, the pro­ Irene Spencer.
Cards were enjoyed later in
Ocean Beach highway. Another ceeds going to child welfare
The pot luck dinner was the
the evening.
resolution was passed approving work. $5.50 was realized.
quarterly birthday dinner cele­
the report of the United States
Mrs. Evelyn Heath had high brating the anniversaries of the
Ray King, who worked for Em­
Engineers on the Columbia river score for bridge and Mrs. Kate. following
d members: Mrs. Grace mett and Culver in this city
development project.
Fesch consolation. Mrs. Irene I Miner, Mrs. Mae Mellinger, Mrs. about five years ago, was in town
Business houses in Ridgefield Ilyves had high score for 500 and I Irene Spencer. Mrs. Hazel Thomp-
Tuesday while making his rounds
decorated their windows with Mrs. Florence Olson consolation.' son, Miss Florence Santee, and
as district supervisor for the
farm products and a display of
Refreshments were served by Miss Marie Kirkpatrick,
Safeway markets.
Clark county potatoes was on ex­ the hostess.
|
Implication Unintentional
hibition in the school gymnasium,
Those present were Eurma'
where the meeting was held. Hartwick, Evelyn Heath, Peggy
From the wording of an
Each guest at the meeting was Hatfield, Emma Lisenby, Emily tide regarding a collision
furnished with a souvenir sack King, Mary Adams, Helen Hughes, State
and -----
Bridge
------ ----
=- streets last
of baking potatoes.
Irene Ryves, Nell Baker, Flor-'week leading to the arrest of a
The time and place committee ence Olson, Helma King, Kate 6oy on the charge of possession
through George B. Conyers, Clat­ Fesch, Emma Rollins, Waunetia of liquor, some readers inferred
CHRISTMAS
skanie, announced that the next Timmons, Rylvia Grenia, Fern that Marshall Malmsten, the only
meeting of the association would Kullander, Olivia Brickel, Mrs. I person named, was the accused
be held in March in Longview. R. F. Ruhl and the hostess.
■ party.
This will be the annual meeting
The car in which the liquor
at which election of officers will
Mrs. J. E. Kerr and infant 1 was found was not Mr. Malm-
take place.
son are expected home Sunday sten’s. The name of the other
The nominating committee is from Grants Pas*.
I driver was withheld.
composed of Emil Orth, Cath-
ON ALL
lamet, chairman, Gus Person,
Clatskanie, and E. S. Lindley,
Vancouver.
Colonel A. E. Clark of Port-
land delivered the principal ad­
Key cases, billfolds, purses,
dress on development of the Co­
etc.,
with a
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"Sport Shots"
Dawning,” by Miss Marie Kirk­ sic was presented by Mrs. Hel­
en Stover, following which re­
patrick.
The remainder of the evening freshments were served.
A bridal shower honoring Miss was spent in playing games. A
Melba Laramore was given Satur­ delicious lunch was served by Christian W. M. S.
day night by Mrs. Mike Willard the hostesses assisted by their At Mrs. Stephens*
and Mrs. Harvey Heath at the mother, Mrs. John Laramore.
The Missionary society of the
Those attending the affair were
home of Mrs. Willard in River­
Christian
church met at the home
Mrs.
E.
B.
Miner,
Mrs.
John
view.
of Mrs. F. Claude Stephens Tues­
The gifts were presented in a Laramore, , Mrs. Edwin Condit,
. . .
,
...
...
1 1,_ Fred Spring, Mrs. William day afternoon for their regular
similar
to
the'Mrs.
miniature boat
L.
study.
which
Miss
Lara-
Mats onia on ..... ............... —
1 ‘Heath, Mrs. Harry King, Mrs.
The theme, “Un the Road to
more sailed from San Francisco' Ross Duncan, Mrs. Milo King,
stressed
on December 16 for Honolulu, Miss Charlotte Hilts, Miss Mild- Bethlehem,” especially
Charles-
benevolence.
Mrs.
Ray
become
the
bride
red
Drake,
Miss
Marie
Kirkpat-
where she will
of Dr. Clyde L. Phillips. The' rick, Miss Florence Santee, and worth lead the devotions and Mrs.
Mrs. H.
wedding will be an event of [ the guest of honor, Miss Melba Harry Culbertson and
Veal had parts on the program.
Tuesday afternoon, December 22, i Laramore.
Others present included Mrs. E.
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Lyle i
MRS. HOLTHAM IS
Knight, Mrs. Phil Taylor, Mrs.
Phillips.
Alma Sitts, and Mrs. George
Little Miss Joy Willard, niece IN1TIATION_CANDIDAE
Laird. The hostess served light
of the honored guest, and Jackie I At the regular meeting of the refreshments at the close of
Heenan, who were dressed as a Rebekah lodge Thursday, Decem­ afternooa.
small bride and groom, drew the ber 10, Mrs. Leia Holtham was
Next month the society
boat in as Miss Marie Kirkpatrick the candidate for initiation.
meet with Mrs. Alma Sitts
sang “Sailin’ On.” Miss Laramore
A short program of violin mu- Rose avenue.
received many beautiful gifts of
linen from those present as well
as from a number who were un­
able to attend. Those sending
gifts were Mrs. Rose Fletcher,
Mrs. J. B. Wilkerson, Mrs. Lee
Johnson, Mrs. Kenneth Bentley'
and Miss Ruth Taylor.
An evening of music was en-1
oyed which included the follow- ;
ing numbers: “My Isle of Gold­
en Dreams,” and “My Song ofI
Please register with Jack Kerr, Commander af
Hawaii,” by Miss Mildred Drake ;|
Vernonia Post 119, at Kerr Motor Company, Verno­
“Song of the Islands,” and “Auld j
nia, Oregon.
Lang Syne,” violin solos by Miss
Constance Bougher, and “At A
Bridal Shower
For Miss Laramore
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