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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1932)
J PAGE TWO N* O. W. Install Officers Pythian Sisters To Give Card Party The Neighbors of Woodcraft held their public installation Jan uary 21. After the flag cere mony the following officers were installed. Guardian neighbor, Eda Park er- past guardian, Melian Tre- harne; adviser, Hilda Keasey; magician, Alice Mills; clerk, Er ma Johnson; banker, Oza Mae Cameron; musician, Silvia Turn er; captain of guards, Emma Mil ler; flag bearer, Ida Johnson; managers, Alta John, Mary Han kel and Rilla Schneider; inner sentinel and correspondent, Nola Brady; outer sentinel, Roy Brady. The installing officer was Alice Mills. The following program was giv en: Song, “Carry Me Back to Old Virginia,” Silvia Turner, and El eanor Wridge; reading, "Training a Husband,” Hilda Keasey; drill by 12 ladies; reading, “The Bald Headed Man,” Nola Brady; tap dance, Ada Mills; song, “Roses of Picardy,” Eleanor Wridge.^ There was also a pageant, “Ba chelor Hall Medley,” with Mrs. Art Wridge at the piano. Bachelors were Mr. Younglove, Mary Hankel; Mr. Gayboy, Melian Treharne; Mr. Lofty, Hilda Keas ey; Mr. Single, Eda Parker. Old maids were Miss Winsome, Nola Brady; Miss O’Flaherty, Er ma Johnson; Miss Prim Rose, Sil via Turner; Miss Flighty, Emma Miller; Miss Spinster, Hazel Ste venson. Refreshments were served to 150. The Pythian Sisters will give the first in a series of card par ties on Wednesday evening, Feb ruary 10, at 8 o’clock in the I. O. O. F. hall. No prizes will be given that night as grand prizes for both bridge and five hund red will be awarded at the end of the series. Party for Marie Andrew Mrs. Oliver Andrew entertain ed a group of children with a party at her home Saturday af ternoon to celebrate the seventh birthday of her daughter, Marie. The afternoon was spent play ing games, following which, the hostess served a lunch of jello and birthday cake. The children present were Mar tyn Mayfield, Anna Bell Smalley. Juanita Hanson, Margaret Fish er, Betty Hagelman, Alma Jean Norman, Beverly and Yvonne Wridge, Virginia Johnson, Alta Gunnoe, Lucile Colson and Ce cil, Curty and Marie Andrew. Myrtle Thornbrue sent a gift, but was unable to attend. Rebekahs Install Officers Installation of officers of Mountain Heart Rebekah lodge, No. 24» was held in the I. O. O. F. hall Thursday night, January 28, with a good attendance. Mrs. Beulah Stanton of the local lodge acted as installing of ficer, being the district deputy president. The elective officers installed were Marie O’Donnell, noble grand; Helen Fogel, vice grand; Emma Miller, secretary; Iren« Spencer, treasurer. The appointive officers were Selma Webb, warden; Beulah Bas- lington, conductor; Ora Glassner, chaplain; Pearl McCabe, musi cian; Rose Schultz, inside guard ian; Mae Mellinger, outside guar dian; Beulah Stanton, R. S. N. G. ; Bessie Herrin, L. S. N. G.l Martha Frey, R. S. V. G.; and Hazel Graven, L. S. V. G. Folowing the ceremony lunch was served. Endeavorers Hold Backwards Party The Christian Endeavor society of the Christian church enjoyed a backwards party last Friday night at the home of Velma Veal. The guests came dressed appro priately with their clothes on backwards and the party progres sed in a manner quite opposite to the usual procedure, begin ning with goodbye and refresh ments and ending with games. About 30 young people were present. RINGLETTE PERMANENT •■EASY AS A MARCEL" (amp higlii three visitors were present and no business meeting was held. Refreshments of jello, whipped cream cake and sandwiches were served to the following: Erma Johnson, Mae Cameron, Hazel Stevenson, Emma Miller, Violet Miller, M. R. Cameron, and the hostess, Ida Johnson. SCHOOL ACTS Camp • • • McGregor q I S "now we know what real Radio Enjoyment means Nehalem Market & Grocery (Incorporated) ( 1 Specials for Fri. and Sat i PEACHES Silver Bar — Exceptional value. 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HOUSEHOLD HlN , ■ Harold Purney has been absent Fitzgerald; Harry, Howard Mc Mr. and Mrs. Via Ennis and Graw; Shirley, Frances Childs; for quite a while on account of PINWHEEL BISCUITS family are moving from Camp Anne, Dorothy Myers; Paul, Lor- typhoid fever. Eight to St. Helens, where Mr. : a. o'«n Kostur; David, Joe Roberson; Some of the boys Mrs. J. W. Neurer Ennis plans on going into busi Mr. and Mrs. Wm. class intend to be astrologers INancy> Bessie Bell; Joe, Homer 2 cups flour ness. for last week they made pictures ’ Widener; Prince Michael of Rou- 1 teaspoon salt Mrs. Frank Lane has been quite Wridge Have Guests | mania, Harry Culbertson; Queen of the moon in art class. 4 teaspoons baking powder ill for the past few days. -Marie of Roumania, Glenda Rose; Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Deelusion Muriel Williams and Sylvia 3 tablespoons shortening Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil Mr. and Mrs. George Baker John Smith, Jack Baker; Poco- % cup milk liam Wridge from last Friday visited at the home of Mrs. Earl visited at the home of Mr. and Sessman received their high school, hontas, Angelina Yana; Sir Thom Mrs. H. W. Jones for three days. certificates in writing. Jeanne 4 tablespoons brown sugar until Tuesday of this week were Smith of Vernonia last Friday. as Dale, Harry Holcomb ; First 2 tablespoons butter Mrs. Wridge’s sister and brother, The Pot Luck Luncheon was The Declusions now live at the Hughes also received her final Planter, Thomas Sarich; William certificate, and Harold Purney Sift flour and baking powder Doris Spencer and Harry Spen held on Wednesday at the Earl state camp near Cathlamet. i Brewster, Phillip Millis; John cut in shortening, add milk slow Mr. and Mrs. Carl Westlin and received his progress pin. cer of Trout Lake, Washington, Pringle home. As the camp was Carver, Ronald Smith; Miles ly until a soft dough is formed. and Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wridge, down the husbands were guests, daughters Lois and Lorna have MRS. SANDON’S ROOM, 7 'Standish, Ernest Russell; Pilgrim Toss on floured board and kneed moved back into camp. They are brother and sister respectively making four tables of five hund Receiving 100 in spelling were Mothers, Ione Lininger, Myrtle lightly until well mixed. Roll to of Mr. and Mrs. William Wridge. red. Those present were Mr. and living in the house formerly oc Leona Fetsch, Delpha Killian and Thornbrue, Lavella Jones; Samo a square one-half inch thick. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Wridge Mrs. C. Mackie, Mr. and Mrs. J. cupied by Bradfors. The girls John Piert. set, Arthur Blum; Squanto, Hen Spread butter over the surface and small son are also from Hatfield, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hanna, have both entered school here I Roy Edens has been absent ry Taylor; Massasoit, Carl Hoff; and springle sugar over butter. Trout Lake, but until recently Mr. and Mrs. S. Olson, Mrs. Guinn making a welcome addition. this week. John Winthrop, Joe Roberson; Then roll up sheet of dough, sug were residents of Cochran and from camp, Mr. and Mrs. D. Lyle Rose and Bill McCormick I MR. CALEF’S ROOM, 6-2 John Davenport, Harry Culbert ar side in like a jelly roll. Then are well known here. Their visit Ryves, Mr. and Mrs. A. Lizenby, made a business trip to Cochran j Receiving 100 all last week in son; Roger Williams, Francis cut in inch slices and bake. to Vernonia at this time was to Mrs. V. Powell and Fred Lumm. this week. spelling were Robert Acord, Bill Tomlin; Thomas Hooker, John enable them get some their per Mr. Hatfield won high score for Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Jones ■ B Jf yers> Ray Charlesworth, x xvety IXC41 1W01LU, sonal possessions from their for men and C. Mackie consolation. were unexpectedly called to Port-.childSj Virginia Henderson, Jack May; Henry Hudson, Howard Mc Wil- Graw; Peter Minuet, Kenneth mer home in Cochran. Agency for Mrs. Powell winning high score land Sunday for an indefinite I ma Stolin> Robert Turner> Rose Britton; a Patroon, Marvin Wood: Their first attempt to get to for the women and Mrs. Ryves period. Mr. Jones’s mother, who Yana, TATE LAUNDRY CO. Peter Stuyvesant, Charlie M Cochran was a failure because of the consolation. is in a Portland hospital, is re-j Virginia Henderson is to rep- ton; William Penn, Bud L at hotel M c D onald h the deep snow, but on Sunday the Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Johnson ported seriously ill. Robert and. resent the fifth grade ¡n the writ- bergh; Lord Baltimore, L< Laundry and Dry Cleaning jl men managed to drive within four spent several days last week in Gordon accompanied their par-lten spelling contest. Kostur; James Oglethorpe, Ho- Pick-up Tues.--Deliver Fn. B miles of camp, then hiked the Portland. ents’ , , I Bill Larson and Wilma Stolin mer Michener. remainder of the way, packing Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pringle were Sigvard Bogfeldt of Portland tried for the oral spelling con. MUSIC ROOM 1« n rnpiint vistiinr nt tho TT. . . the needed articles back. dinner guests at the Hanna home was a recent visitor at the H. C. test. Bill » Larson won. WVV TVVTY TV♦ «'▼v rvv Ridenour home. From here the party drove to Thursday evening, January 28. MRS. DUNCAN’S ROOM, 5 The music .classes of the W ash Bill McCormick and Lee Fry Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Olson, Portland where Mrs. Wridge ex On the honor roll are George ington grade school are working • • • we cun give your pects to enter a hospital. Even Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mackie and recently snared an eight foot Stankey, Ellen Rowland, Robert on a musical program to be giv printing that modern tually they will return to Trout Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pringle were cougar in one of their traps on Peterson> Howard Rundell, Don- en February 18. A fairy operetta istic touch so popular in Lake where Mr. Spencer and Mr. guests for a social evening at Cronin creek. aid Peterson. in two scenes, “The Rose Dream” present day advertising Word has been received here Wridge will jointly operate an the D. R. Ryves home in Verno by R. R. Forman has been select aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa MRS. WILKERSON ’ S ROOM. 3 nia on Wednesday evening. Others that a son, David Thomas, was 800 acre dairy ranch. ed for the primary grades and present were Mr. and Mrs. Archie born to Mr. and Mrs. Zynn Wil- The following have received son January 1 at Camas. The Lizenby of Vernonia. the Palmer Method buttons: Lau DOG LICENSES Mr. and Mrs. Archie Lizenby of Wilsons formerly lived here while ra Mae Sanders, Ruby Tays, Marie ► 4 AREREDUCED Vernonia were dinner guests at Mr. Wilson was employed as high, Johnstone, Clara Benson, Lyle1 A DOLLAR’S WORTH ► ;" ’ the J. C. Hanna home on Monday. climber. ’ Beveridge, Eugene Dickson, Owen ■ > Clip this coupon and mail it with $1 for a six weeks’ trial subscription to 4 The county court, under auth Mr. and Mrs. Joe Doyle are Higbee, Earl Bleile, Darwin > Camp is down indefinitely. 4 ority of the law regarding dog Most of the men have returned expected in camp within a few Wridge, June Wood and Thomas THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR ► licenses passed at the 1931 legis to their homes. Mr. and Mrs. days. They will occupy their Kuge. 4 Published by T he C hristian 8 cxenci P ublishing S ociety ► 4 Boston, Massachusetts, U. S. A. lature, has reduced the license fee Wm. Hodge are away on business house here for a few months. Barbara Dusten and Darwin 4 In it you will And the dally good news of the world from Its 800 special writers, to be paid to the county clerk to leaving George Plumb in charge as well as departments devoted to women’s and children’« interests, sports, music, Frank O’Donnell is working Wridge have had 100 in spelling 4 finance, education, radio, etc. You will be glad to welcome Into your home so $1.00 for each male or spayed of the commissary. ► fearless an advocate of peace and prohibition. And don’t miss Snubs. Our Dog. with the engineers on the Wolf every day since school opened. and the Sundial and the other features. ► 4 female dog, and $1.50 for each creek survey. ► * FOURTH GRADE 4 T he C hristian S cience M onitor , Back Bay Station. Boston, Mass female dog, according to an Thimble Club At Snow has been quite heavy here ► Please send me a six weeks* trial subscription. I enclose one dollar (|1). The fourth grade gave a play nouncement received last week » « and many have enjoyed sliding last week called “His Highness’ Ida Johnson’s » 4 from County Clerk J. W. Hunt. on the hill in back of camp. (Name, please print) History Lesson.” 4 The law further provides an The Wide Awake Thimble club • (Address) The 14 national forests of Ore The characters were: William, additional sum of $1.00 for each met at the home of Ida Johnson 4 Bud Lindbergh; Miss French, Do ► gon have a total of 426 improved 4 dog not licensed within the time January 28. The weather being and partially improved forest (Town) lores George; Miss Greene, Erma ► (State) 4 provided up to March 1. so bad only four members and camps for the use of the public. Kent; Mary, Elsie Duncan; Jane, The G-E Certified Inspection plan ap plies to every G-E Radio you buy. SPECIAL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1932. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA. 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