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PAGE TWO FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1934. VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA. OREGON =X r Evangelical Missionary society was entertained by Mrs. Oscar George Monday afternoon. A bus iness session and work on a quilt was followed by a social hour WILBURN CHARLES- during which the hostess served CHARTER MEMBERS ARE Nelson, Mrs. Harry Sandon and MRS. HONORED BY O. E. S. Margaret Nelson, who were un WORTH IS GIVEN SHOWER refreshments. able to be present. Celebrating the tenth anni- Mrs. Wilburn Charlesworth, TREHARNE BOY Refreshments of dainty sand versary of Nehalem Chapter, Or wiches, cake and coffee were formerly of Vernonia ana now CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY der of Eastern Star, members of served by the hostess following of Medford, who is here visiting Donald Smith celebrated his the order met in the Masonic the presentation of gifts. her mother, Mrs. M. L. Ratcliffe, Temple Wednesday evening to es was the recipient of many beau seventh birthday with a party at pecially honor the charter mem MISS CHAPMAN ENTERTAINS tiful gifts at a shower in her his home on Saturday Nov. 17. bers of the chapter. honor Wednesday. The day was Those present were Ruby and STITCHWELL CLUB Patsy Thacker, Betty and Doro I spent quilting. The seven charter members present, Mrs. R. A. Space, Mrs. Refreshments were served, to thy Davis, Glen Justice, Frank Miss Hazel Chapman enter- W. H. Hurley of Portland, W. H. tained the Stitchwell club Wed- the following: Mrs. George John, Lines Jr., Kathleen and Bobby Congdon of Forest Grove, Mr. nesday afternoon. Luncheon and Mrs. A. Stockton, Mrs. Ed Fra Condit, Theresa and John Sch- and Mrs. Albert Childs, Mrs. F? sewing occupied the afternoon. zee", Mrs. C. W. Ervin, Mrs. O. midlin, Keith Clark, James John, M. Ruhl and Mrs. R. M. Aldrich Those present included Mrs. Geo. Graves, Mrs. Louis Laramore, Mrs. Ruth and Ralph Roediger, Jennie of Vernonia were escorted to the Cabot, Mrs. Leroy Calhoun, Mrs. Mike Willard, Mrs. Alfred Bays, May, Everett Carter, Jerry and East and charmingly honored by Cecil Urie, Mrs. John Ross, Mrs. Mr. E. Graham, Mrs. Geo. Brown, Keith Smith, Marvin Smith, Mil- Mrs. Fred Wall, worthy matron, Everett Snyder, Mrs. Blaine Ca Miss Hazel Hudson, Mrs. Chas. bert Weinicke Miss Hanseu and • who presented a gift to each. bot, Mrs. Harold Ridenour, Mrs. Poetter, Mrs. Claude Norris, Mrs. Inez Smith. The afternoon was »pent in Mrs. Space and Mrs. Childs were Shelby Cook, Mrs. Roy Cobat, Leslie Skuzie, Mrs. P. Hill, Mrs. worthy matron and worthy pat-' Mrs. Carl Allen, Hazel „.._ r Roy Brady, Mrs. Harry Wilson, playing games, after which lunch Chap- ron respectively of Nehalem chap-!man> Roberta Galloway and Mrs. Mrs. H. B. Holcomb, Mrs. M. L. was served by the hostess. ter when it was instituted. | I A. J. Chapman. Ratcliffe and Mrs. Geo. Johnson. Mrs. M. D. Cole of Longview I It was voted to name the club Children present were Arlene CHAS. S. KEITH ENTERTAINS and Mrs. William Culver of Port-! | the Stitchwell club, the name Skuzie, Ronald Graham, Aretha MR. AND MRS. GREENMAN land, formerly active in Nehalem' being the suggestion of Mrs. Brady, Marilyn and Selwin Gra chapter were also present. ves. Mr. and Mr. Judd Greenman Snyder. Distinguished visitors attend- Those who sent gifts but were were guests of Charles S. Keith in Plans are ueing being maue made for a , . , ruuw mg included Mrs. Murton, worthy jNew Years entertainnient. Names unable to attend were Mrs. Ther Portland last Friday evening for matron, and Donald Megargle, I were drawn for Christmas gifts. esa Goertzen, Mrs. Geo. Thacker dinner and the theatre after worthy patron of Tualatin chap Mrs. Calhoun favored the club and Mrs. Kenneth White. wards. ter at Hillsboro, and Mrs. Jane with a solo. Hare of Hillsboro, who was wor-| Mr. and Mrs. Harold McEntire NATAL COUPLE ARE thy matron of Tualatin chapter^ are moving into the Cherry Tree GIVEN SURPRISE LOYAL WOMEN MEET when Nehalem chapter was in , .. stituted, A . number of . other i AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH NATAL -(Special)- Mr. and members of the order from Hills-1 Mrs. Oscar Jones were pleasantly There was a large attendance surprised Saturday evening when boro and Forest Grove were also I at the meeting of the Loyal wo- they were escorted by their visitors. A buffet supper was served in ' men Wednesday in the Christian children to the Clyde Johnson the social hall which was decor-1 [ church. After an opening devo- ome. Upon entering the house, Is a Safeguard to tional there was a short business which was crowded, they recei- ated with ivy I and __ chrysanthe-1 __ __ mums. The supper table was love meeting during which plans were ved many congratulations, it ly with flowers, lighted capers made for the Father and Son being their silver wedding anni- the Public Health and tall silver service. A beauti banquet to be held Friday. Plans versary. Many relatives and Milk is absolutely es fully decorated birthday cake were also made for a bazaar to friends greeted them. The even- made by Mrs. H. E. McGraw was i be held the middle of December, ing was spent dancing and play- sential to the physical de velopment of growing chil the center of attraction. . After the business meeting ing cards, Refreshments of A program presented included |there was a social hour- Mrs- Carl sandwiches, coffee and cake dren and the health of music by the Vernonia high school Davis and Mrs- Paul Driscoll were were served. adults; this is now a fully determined fact. Inasmuch girls sextette, solo by Martha ' hostesses. as milk is a vital food for Tapp, a reading by Helen Chand MRS. MACPHERSON PYTHIANS HAVE which there is no adequate ler, and several games. ENTERTAINS POLLYANNAS substitute, it is imperative Committees which assisted Mrs. ANNUAL ROLL CALL that safe milk be available Fred Wall in arranging the oc Mrs. F. D. Macpherson enter at all times for the public. casion were Mrs. L. H. Deway Vernonia Temple, Pythian Sis- tained the Pollyanna circle of the ■ and Amy Hughes, music; Mrs. E.! ters, held their annual roll call and Evangelical Missionary society at Proper pasteurization of M. Bollinger, Mrs. A. J. Hughes' nomination of officers at a spec her home Wednesday afternoon, milk, defined by the United and Mrs. J. L. Timmons, enter-1 ial meeting at the home of Mrs. 12 members attended. A decis States Department of Agri tainment; Mrs. Hl E. McGraw,, Tom Crawford, Wednesday after ion to make more Pollyanna culture and Boards of Mrs. L. H. Roberson ana Mrs. noon, Mrs. E. B. Flett of Yam- aprons before Christmas and Health .of various * cities Oscar George, refreshments. hill, presiding as most excellent other business matters occupied and states, is the process chief. the afternoon. Refreshments were by which milk is held for MRS. C. G. WH1TLQCK A pot luck supper originally served by the hostess. thirty minutes at temper- IS COMPLIMENTED planned for Wednesday evening atures ranging from 142* I was postponed until December 12, DEBORAH CIRCLE to 145’ Fahrenheit and Mrs. J. E. Tapp and Mrs. c. ; when the local temple is expec- IS ENTERTAINED t h e r e a f ter immediately Barnes entertained with a shower , ting a visit from several grand cooled. complimenting Mrs. C. G. Whit- officers, The Deborah circle of the lock of St. Helens at the Barnes------------------------------------------- Proper pasteurization de- home last Friday afternoon. Mrs. ZHXHXHZHZHZHXHZHXHZHXHZH3 stroys any pathogenic or- Whitlock, formerly Gladys Krin- ganisms which mignt be ick, is the daughter of Mr. and present in milk, such as Mrs. John Krinick of Vernonia streptococci and those bac and has many friends here. teria causing tuberculosis, Guests who participated in the typhoid, scarlet fever and delightful occasion included Mrs. diptheria. Surveys have de Whitlock, Mrs. Krinick, Mrs. Geo. finitely proved that pas Stankey, Mrs. Ben Owens, Mrs. teurization has very largely Don Grable, Mrs. Doris Vosnick, reduced the infantile death Mrs. Harold McEntire, Mrs. Cass rate caused by intestinal Bergerson, Mrs. A. B. Johnson, 32 PIECE DINNER SET disturbances. On the other Mrs. Wallace Bergerson, Mrs. W. hand, the natural helpful 6 GLASS NAPPIES O. Porterfield, Mrs. B. B. Haw organisms, such as the lac kins, Mrs. Glen Hawkins, Mrs. tic acid bacteria, present in 1 GLASS BERRY or SAUCE BOWL Enoch Dumas and Mrs. W. R. milk, are not all destroyed Hammack. * by proper pasteurization. 26 PIECES SILVERWARE Gifts were sent by Mrs. C. C. —National Dairy Council Dustin, Mrs. Charles Dübendorf. 2 PIECE SALT AND PEPPER Chicago, Ill. Mrs. E. B. Miner, Mrs. Adolph I SOCIETY NEWS - CLUBS - FRATERNAL apartments this week and L. W. Skuzie is moving into the house vacated by the McEntires. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ruhl were Portland visitors Saturday. Thanksgiving SPECIALS For Friday & Saturday VEGETABLES CELERY Bunch ........... ... 5c LETTUCE Head ............ ... 5c SWEET SPUDS Pound ........... ... 5c I Pasteurization BIG Thanksgiving Special THANKSGIVING HAVE Thursday NOVEMBER 29* MUSIC BY OREGON RANGE RIDERS Odd Fellows Hall Ladies 25c Gents 25c All For $7.4 Buy for Christmas Present Only One Set Left. Hoffman Hdwe. Co. FOR BARGAINS—SEE HOFFMAN ABOUT IT HZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHXHZHZHZI Nehalem 1 ORANGES 150 size, Doz . 27c I CARNATION OATS Large Pkg............... DINA-A-MITE Large Pkg................ 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