FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1934.
PAGE FIVE
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
' Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Laramore, Ada Mills, La­
vina and Donald Ziener, John
' Laramore, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Heath and Betty Mae Arnold.
Mrs. Rosalie Waters of Port­
MRS. THOMPSON ELECTED
playing
games.
Refreshments AUXILIARY BUYS NET
Mr. and Mrs. James Burke land visited Thursday with Mr.
STUDY CLUB PRESIDENT
were served by Doris Lindgren FOR TENNIS COURT
have moved into the Drorbaugh and Mrs. Mike Willard.
and Hazel Tomlin.
house. The place has been va­
The Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E. S. Thompson was elect­
Although
the
Legion
Auxiliary
Those present were Juanita
ed president of the Vernonia Hanson, Arlene Baker, Betty May card party given in the Odd Fel­ cant since Mr. and Mrs. Canipar- Mrs. E. L. Lloyd were Mr. and
Study club at the annual spring Arnold, Joy Willard, Phyllis New, lows hall last Friday afternoon oli moved to St. Helens several Mrs. Kirby Rose of St. Helens,
Miss Cavanaugh and Mr. Haugh­
election of officers which took Helen Killian, Nina MacDonald was not especially well attended, weeks ago.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. George of ton of St. Johns.
place at the home of Mrs. Enoch and Mary Anne Tomlin.
enough friends subscribed to the
Mr. and Mrs. S. Godotti visited
Dumas Thursday afternoon, Ap­
affair to enable the Auxiliary to Porland spent Sunday with Mr.
ril 26. Mrs. Thompson will ap­ SILVER TEA IS
accomplish its project of purchas­ and Mrs. C. N. Rundell and Mr. Mildred Hawkins Thursday even­
ing.
point all standing committees im­ WELL ATTENDED
ing a new net for the city park and Mrs. C. E. Buckner.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Larson and
mediately, but will not actively
tennis courts.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Costi returned
assume her office until next fall.
The prizes for high scores dur­ from Portland Monday where family spent Sunday evening at
The silver tea given by the
Other officers elected were Loyal Women of the Christian ing the afternoon’s play were pre­ they have been visiting Mr. the R. L. Harris home.
Mr. and Mrs. Beauvais and
Mrs. Judd Greenman vice-presi­ church in the church parlors Wed­ sented to Mrs. F. M. Ruhl for Costi’s parents for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Pye from
dent, and Mrs. H. M. Bigelow, nesday afternoon was largely at­ bridge and Mrs. Elody McDonald
Marion Robbins and family of Portland were Sunday guests of
secretary-treasurer.
for five hundred.
Stevenson, Wash., visited Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeiner.
tended despite the heavy rain.
Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. I. Robbins and Mr. and
A length business session made
The theme of Mother’s day
Mrs. G. W. King of Aloha.
Mrs. E. O. Robbins over the week Wash., visited Wednesday with
necessary the postponement of was carried out in the program the committee in charge.
end.
They returned to their
part of the pro'-ram. Numbers arranged by Mrs. L. L. Wells
Mrs. Mike Willard.
POLLYANNA CIRCLE
home Monday.
presented were a review and and Mrs. J. F. Rose.
Saturday evening guests of Mr.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dick
Lynch
and
TO
GIVE
TEA
readings from John Muir's “Tra­
A ladies quartet composed of
and Mrs. Tom Turner were Mr.
Delbert
Glenn
were
in
Portland
vels in Alaska” by Mrs. E. S. Mrs. Wells, Mrs. Frank Lange,
and Mrs. R. Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
A “mother and daughter” sil­ Tuesday on business.
Thompson, and a review of Mrs. Rose and Mrs. F. Claude
Claude Tacket and family and Mr.
C. Bruce purchased a new and Mrs. Chas Justice.
“Spawn of the North,” a novel Stephens san “Mother’s Prayers.” ver tea, sponsored by the Pollyan­
by Barrett Willoughby, by Mrs. Mrs. J. H. Stubbs gave a reading. na circle will be given in the so­ Chrysler coupe Thursday in Port­
Bruce 'Cummings left Tuesday
L. H. Dewey.
, Mesdanes Lange, Wells and Rose cial hall of the Evangelical church land.
for San Francisco.
Mrs.
T.
H.
Brendle
spent
Tues
­
next
Tuesday
afternoon
from
Refreshments were served from I sang a trio number and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan May, Bob
an attractively arranged tea table Stephens read Edgar Guest’s 2:30 until 5:00 o’clock. All ladies day at Camp Eight visiting Mrs. Hilliker, Edith, Oral and Evelyn
of the community are invited to J. E. Reiter.
with Mrs. A. C. Knauss and Mrs. “The Mother’s Watch.”
Virley visited relatives in Moun­
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Hoffman of
bring their daughters or their
Thompson presiding at the urns.
Tea was served by Mrs. Clif­ mothers, or to adopt mothers or Vernonia were Tuesday evening taindale Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Riderbush of Salt
Others present were Mrs. E. ford Fowler and Mrs. Harry
J. Douglass, Mrs. Ray D. Fisher, Woodruff at small tables decorat­ daughters for the afternoon if guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lake City visited Mrs. E. Varley
King.
they
have
none
of
their
own,
ac
­
1 Sunday evening.
Mrs. E. E. Garner, Mrs. Judd ed with pansies. Iris in two
Mr. and Mrs. William Heath I Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
cording to Mrs. E. E. Garner,
Greenman, Mrs. H. V. Holcomb, shades decorated the rooms.
left last week for Spokane, Wash., W. T. Graves were Mr. ana Mrs.
chairman for arrangements.
Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mrs. Dave
Mrs. J. A. McDonald and Mrs.
A program appropriate to Mo­ where they will spend several N. Soden, Herman Veal, Beatrice
Marshall, Mrs. Fred' Wall, Mrs. Jim Brady assisted with the re­
H. M. Bigelow, Mrs. F. D. Mas- freshments and Mrs. J. M. ther’s day has been prepared and days visiting relatives. Mr. and Groat and Harry McMullen.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Marston
pherson, Mrs. Harold McEntire Peachey, Mrs. Woodruff and Mrs. flower favors will be preesnted tx> Mrs. Harvey Heath are taking
all mothers and daughters attend­ care of the Riverview service spent the week end in Portland.
and Mrs. E. M. Bollinger.
Stephens had charge of decora­ ing.
station during their absence.
Mrs. George Christiansen was
tions.
Mrs. A. L. Hartung was in taken to Portland to the hospital
EVANGELICAL MISSIONARY
Portland
Saturday.
SOCIETY MEETS
Wednesday.
LOCAL GROUP ATTEND
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Smith re­
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Christensen
DISTRICT LODGE MEETING
turned to Portland Saturday ofter were in Clatskanie over the week
The Missioary society of the
visiting relatives in Riverview end.
Evangelical church met at the
Representing Vernonia temple,
for several days.
church Wednesday afternoon for
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hambly of
Mrs. W. W. Webster and son
its regular program and business Pythian Sisters, Mrs. Harry
Kerns, Mrs. N. S. Soden, and Mr. Walt, Olga Jamber and Orris De Kelso, Wash., spent Sunday visit­
session, Mrs. C. A. Malmsten
and Mrs. Earl Smith attended the Vaney, all of Portland, visited ing friends in Riverview. They
presiding.
district meeting of Pythian Sis­ over the week end at the J. 0. returned Sunday evening taking
The devotional service was led ters in St. Helens
Saturday DeVaney home.
with them their remaining house­
by Mrs. E. J. Douglass. Mrs. H. night.
hold goods that had been stored
The
Keasey
ladies
’
club
sur
­
M. Bigelow gave current events
Vernonia temple’s part in the prised Mrs. J. O. DeVaney Ap­ here since they moved from
from the mission centers, Mrs.
Riverview.
Ira Mann presented items from ceremonies was the draping of ril 25, the occasion being her
Miss Betty Schalock motored
the charter. The meeting was birthday. They gave her a pot
the “Women’s Missionary World,”
bo Seaside Sunday with Mr. and
and Mrs. A. C. Knauss gave a largely attended by representa- holder shower.
Mrs. C. Watts and daughter.
Mayo Pettijohn left Friday for
reading from the leaflet series. tivs of all temples in the district.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Hawkins
Refreshments and dancing con­ Portland, where he will be em­
The study chapter, “Women of cluded the day’s activities.
and daughter Mildred were in
ployed
by
Swift
and
Co.
Rural Asia,” was presented by
Portland Saturday on business.
Seaside will entertain the dis­
Word has been received here
Mrs. L. H. Dewey.
Mrs. Fred Zeiner returned to
that Gene Purney, former?/ of
Hostesses were Mrs. A. L. Par­ trict convention next year.
her home Sunday after spending
Vernonia,
was
recently
married,
ker, Mrs. Henry John, Mrs. Rilla
a few days in Portland visiting
MRS. BRIOT ENTERTAINS
and is now living in Newport, Or.
Snyder, and Mrs. Emma Weed.
relatives.
QUEEN OF HEARTS CLUB
Mrs. Mike Willard gave a
Mrs. Paul Malmsten and little
MISS HOLADAY IS GIVEN
birthday dinner for her daughter
Mrs.
William
Briot
entertained
daughter
Jo
Irene
of
El
Segunde,
I
SURPRISE PARTY
the Queen of Hearts bridge club Cal., came to Vernonia Friday j Joy, who was nine years old.
KEASEY — (Special.) —Miss at her home on B street Thurs­ for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Ruth Holaday was given a sur­ day afternoon of last week. Mrs. Chas. Malmsten, leaving yester­
prise birthday party at the Keasey Henry Fogel held high score at day. Mrs. Paul Malmsten is a for­
mer Vernonia resident.
school house after school Tues­ the close of play.
PER
Others present were Mrs. Wil­
day. The May day motif was car­
SACK
Elizabeth
Piert
from
Monmouth
liam
Heath,
Mrs.
Lowell
Hieber,
ried out in the luncheon served.
Mrs. Frank Hartwick, Mrs. J. A. Normal visited at her home here
Those present were Mrs. J. O.
Hughes, Mrs. Jack Nance, Mrs. Sunday. Accompanying her was
CROWN LEADER
DeVaney, Mrs. Geo. Comstock,
Mrs. Velma Smith and two sons
Mrs. Bessie Cummings and Betty, Wilbur Davis and Mrs. Ben
and Hadin Smith.
Mrs. W. J. Lindsley, Mrs. L. O. Brickel.
PER
Gillham, Mrs. L. H. Dewey, Mrs.
100-LBS.
R. A. Simmons and daughters Al­
lie and Louise, Mrs. H. A. De
Witt, Mrs. Mabel Graves and Miss
Holaday.
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SOCIETY NEWS - CLUBS - FRATERNAL
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KEASEY
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MILL RUN
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Howard K. Zimmerman
BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD
FOR KATHLEEN TOMLIN
• A birthday party in honor of’
Kathleen Tomlin was held at her
home Sunday afternoon, April 9.
A number of classmates and |
friends enjoyed the afternoon
THE
Jonnibel Shoppe
Announces its
Removal
To the Balcony of the
MILLER
MERCANTILE STORE
Third and Bridge Streets
Vigorous and capable young
man who has made such a
fine record as circuit judge
in the Clatsop-Columbia dis­
trict, is a candidate for a
second term. Upright, fair,
industrious, knows the law.
Born Kansas 1889; to Ore­
gon 1906; AB U. of O.
1913; Stanford JD 1916; en­
listed World war July 1917;
built up substantial law
practice in Astoria, his home
city; U. S. Comm’r.; city at­
torney; elected circuit judge I
1928.— (Reprint from Ore­
gon Voter, April 28, 1934.)
—Paid Adv. ,
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