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VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1934.
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in Hood River. There was a little
snow on the ground, they report.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kent and
Irma visited relatives in Waldport
during the holiday«, returning
Sunday. There was no damage
from flood in that locality Mr.
Kent reports.
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ficers to be installed are as fol­ FOUR GENERATIONS ON
Marriage of Velma
lows: Ruby Biggs, noble grand; BOTH SIDES AT DINNER
Veal and T. C. Graves Martha Frye, vice-grand; Mae
Solemnized Monday Mellinger, secretary; Viola Tre­ Four generations on both sides
harne, treasurer. The list of ap­ of the family were present
The marriage of Miss Velma pointive officers has not yet been dinner given by Mr. and
A. 1 Veal, daughter of Mr. and annonuced.
John Elfis in the Rose hotel Sun-
Mrs. H. Veal, and Thomas C.
day. They were Mrs. M. Graves
Graves, son of Mr. and Mrs. T.
of Forest Grove, her son, John
WATCH
PARTY
IS
HELD
W. Graves, was solemnized on
Ellis, her granddaughter, Mrs.
New Year’s day in Stevenson, AT TREHARNE HOME
Oscar Kaphammer, and her great-
Washington, at a quiet ceremony
grandson, Edwin Kaphammer. On
The old year was helped out Mrs. Ellis’s side there were her
at the home of the officiating
and the new year heralded in with mother, Mrs. L. Bates, Mrs. El-I
minister.
The bride was attended by her a watch party held at the E. R. lis, Mrs. Kaphammer and Edwin.
sister, Mrs. Beatrice Groat, of Treharne home.
The guests besides those men-1
The evening was spent playing tioned above, were Mr. and Mrs.
Stevenson, and George Ellis acted
games and singing. Lunch was Vern Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Polly
as best man.
Mr. and Mrs. Veal and Mr. and served shortly before midnight so of Eugene, J. W. Rose, Mr. and
Mrs. Graves, parents of the that the jolly crowd might herald Mrs. Harry Emmons, Bill and
bride and groom, motored to the New Year in grand style.
Frank Ellis and Oscar Kapham­
The party was aUo held in mer.
Stevenson to attend the wedding
The young couple will make honor of the birthday of Carrol
their home in Vernonia, where Chance, who is visiting his parents MRS. W. A. DAVIS HOSTESS
TO QUEEN OF HEARTS CLUB
they have a host of friends, both here from Washington.
Those enjoying the festivities
having lived here since childhood.
Mrs. Wilbur Davis was hostess
Mrs. Graves is a graduate of of the evening were Ed Roediger,
Vernonia high school in the class George and Gustaf Hult, Vern to the Queen of Hearts Bridge
of ’32 and Mr. Graves was grad­ Baker, Dorothy Webb, Mr. and club at their Christmas party
Mrs. Louis Stanton, Lorraine Dec. 21. Mrs. Henry Fogel won
uated in ’29.
Lines, Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Wilson, high score.
and son, Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Kel­
FLOYD ROSE IS
The members enjoyed an ex­
ley, son and daughter, Arvada change of gifts from the Christ­
GIVEN SURPRISE
Lines, Henry Deplanche, Mary mas tree following luncheon.
About 20 young people gath- Treharne, Sam Smith, Wilma Those present were Mrs. J. A.
ered at the home of Floyd Rose Glassner, Milo John, Edwin and Hughes, Mrs. Frank Hartwick,
for a surprise party on his seven­ Noah Treharne, Carroll Chance, Mrs. Harold Decker, Mrs. Ben
teenth birthday. The evening’s Edgar Crawford, Stuart Parsons Brickel, Mrs. Jack Nance, Mrs.
entertainment consisted of games of Forest Grove, Leo Doege of Wm. Heath and Mrs. Fogel.
and music. Refreshments of an­ Seattle, and the hostesses, Ethel
gel food cake with whipped Kelley and Jeanette John.
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS NOBES
cream and fruit, and punch were
The party was chaperoned by TO DR. EBY IS ANNOUNCED
served to the following friends:
Mrs. Viola Treharne and Alta
Hazel Tomlin, Leona New, Mar­ John.
The engagement of Miss Hazel
guerite Laird, Jewell Wangler,
Nobes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Zelda Miller, Helen Barnes, Ro­ NATAL GRANGE COMMITTEES F. A. Nobes of Portland, to Dr.
bert Tomlin, Melville Malmsten. ARE APPOINTED
Roland D. Eby of Vernonia was
Roy Barnes, Warren Aldrich,
announced at a New Year’s Eve
Loren Lineberger, Joe Wangler,
NATAL —(Special.) — Natal dinner party given in Portland by
Cleon Woodruff, Harley Wood­ grange met Wednesday, Dec. 27, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dobler. Miss
ruff, Leo Ludwig, Dean Stephens, with the new officers assuming Nobes and Dr. Eby both are
George Sitts, Floyd Rose, Glenda their duties.
graduates of the University of
Rose, Frank Rose, Jr., and Mr.
The following committees were Oregon, and their betrothal is of
and Mrs. Rose.
appointed: Home economics—Mrs. wide interest among college
Alice Lindsay, Mrs. Cleo Banzer, folk of the state. No date has
ATTENDANCE AT EVANGELI- Mrs. Laura Carmichael; sick— been set for the wedding.
CAL W.M.S. IS LARGE
Mrs. A. R. Melis, Mrs. L. B.
Mr. and Mrs. Polly, who have
Eastman, Lee Osborn; agricul­
Twenty six members answered ture—Ben Lowden, Jim Hill, A. been visiting at the home of
roll call at the meeting of the R. Melis; cooperative marketing— their daughter, Mrs. Vern Ellis,
Evangelical Women’s Missionary Wm. Rose, Richard Peterson, L. left Monday evening for Eugene.
society in the Evangelical church B. Eastman.
Mrs. T. M. Crawford was in.
parlors Wednesday afternoon, and
After the business meeting the Portland from Friday to Monday
two new names were added to
lecturer’s program took place. In i ' visiting her mother, Mrs. Eliza­
the rolls.
beth Brown.
Mrs. D. R. Kauffman gave an one corner of the hall stood a
Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Slack of
prettily
decorated
Christmas
tree.
outline of the Program of Pro­
Salem spent the holidays at ths
gress of the general missionary i Santa Claus arrived with a gift
society, which was followed by a for every one, young and old. home of Mrs. Slack's mother, Mrs.
Emma Potter, in this city. They
discussion of its purposes and Candy, pop corn and refresh­
motives as related to the local ments of sandwiches, cookies and returned Monday.
Verla and Helen Messing spent
group, by Mrs. Dan Cason. Mrs. coffee were served. Several visi­
the holidays with their mother
tors
were
present.
Harold McEntire presented the
lesson topic. Women of the Ori­
ent, and a dialogue was given by
Mrs. H. S. Strong and Mrs. H.
G. Sandon.
Committees were appointed for
the year as follows: program,
Mrs. Alice Malmsten, Mrs. D. R.
Kauffman and Mrs. Fred Lumm;
social—Mrs. Dan Cason, Mrs.
Enoch Dumas, Mrs. H. G. San­
don, Mrs. H. M. Bigelow and Mrs.
Fred Wall; finance—Mrs. H. V.
Holcomb, Mrs. Ray D. Fisher,
Mrs. C. O. Piert, Mrs. Ivan Mc-
Collom, Mrs. A. C. Knauss and
Mrs. W. J. Armitage; visiting—
Mrs. Ira Mann, Mrs. F. M. Ruhl
and Mrs. H. S. Strong; Prayer
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league secretary—Mrs. Walter
Kent; thankoffering secretary —
Mrs. Judd Greenman; tithing sec­
retary—Mrs. E. J. Douglass.
Refreshments were served by
the hostess committee, Mrs. Alice
Malmstn, Mrs. E. J. Douglass,
Mrs. H. V. Holcomb and Mrs.
Dan Cason.
Light
Heat
Power
Oregon Gas and
Electric Company
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NEW OFFICERS
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in the near future. Elective of-
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throughout 1934.
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this week end. Save by buying economically . . .
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Effective Friday and Saturday
Qt. can
Wesson Oil
43c
One egg, plus Wesson, equals Mayonnaise.
SALMON
2 cans
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Northern Alaska Pink, Hunter’s brand, l’s tall.
PEACHES
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Sliced or Cling, Silver Bar brand, l’s, very special.
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PEAS
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5
BARS
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Beef Roast
All Steaks
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Ground Veal
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H-D Brand, 15-ounce tins.
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