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VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA. OREGON
I Mrs. F. M. Ruhl were reelected Club bazaar, Mrs. Miner’s Bldg.,
secretary and treasurer, reapec- Sat., Dec. 15.
Adv.
SOCIETY NEWS ■ CLUBS - FRATERNAL
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RAINBOW GIRLS ENJOY
SIGNIFICANT EVENT
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MISSIONARY SOCIETY
STUDIES PEACE TOPIC
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STITCHWELL CLUB
MEETS
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1934.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burnside
and Mrs. Dave Marshall were
Portland visitors Tuesday.
SHOWER IS GIVEN
FOR VERLA MESSING
A surprise kitchen shower was
“On Earth, Peace and Good j The Stitchwell club met Dec. 5 given Wednesday night for Verla
The year’s most significant
event for Nehalem assembly, Or­ Will” was the theme for the de-! at the home of Mrs. Blaine Co-¡Messing at her heme. She receiv-
der of Rainbow for Girls, was I votional service which opened the bat. Luncheon and sewing occu- ed many gifts. At a late hour re-
the occasion of the official visit meeting of the Missionary society pied the afternoon. Those present freshments were served,
of the grand worthy advisor, of the Christian church at the were Mrs. Cecil Urie, Mrs. Roy| Those present were Violet En-
Jessie Collins of Mt. Scott as­ home of Mrs. Otto Michener last Cobat, Mrs. M. G. Chapman, Haz-nis, Maxine. Bollinger, Marjorie
Mrs. Nola el Chapman, Mrs. Everett Snyder, Holtham, Dorothy Holtham, Ed-
sembly in Portland, in the Ma­ Friday afternoon.
Brady, president, led the service. Mrs. John Ross, Mrs. Leroy Cal-1 na Owens, Mary Ann Childs, Zon-
sonic temple Monday evening.
Mrs. James Brady had charge houn, Mrs. George Cobat, Mrs.' weiss Douglass, Mildred Cason,
Other grand officers present of the program on the subject of Harold Ridenour and the hostess. Margaret Nelson, Leona New, Re-
at the local assembly were Vir­ World
1 ba Adams, Sara McGee, Jeanne
Peace. Mrs. T. Turner
ginia Hill, grand immortality of read a leaflet on The World
I Hughes, Clara Kirk, Marian Ad­
as a
Rose City assembly in Portland;! Family. A playlet, “Wooden Sol- LEGIONNAIRES HAVE
ams, Helen Messing. Those send-
Lois Hogan, grand treasurer from | diers” was presented by
TURKEY DINNER
I ing gifts but unable to be pres-
Mrs.
St. Helens, and Mary Ann Childs, [ Michener and Mrs. Harry
' ent were Roberta Williams, Lou-
Cul-
grand hope, of Vernonia.
Members of Vernonia
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r— of ¡se Roberson, Alice Gwin, Dorris
bertson. Mrs. Louis Laramore
Another distinguished i visitor
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read _ a leaflet on The Prince of the American Legion and their | Anderson and Merle Mills,
families enjoyed a turkey din-j
was Mr. Layman of Portland who | Peace,
ner in the Legion hall Tuesday (
is active in fostering the work
Plans were made to present a
of Rainbow. His gift of a white I Missionary play with a Japanese evening. Earl A. Atkins, com-,
Rainbow Bible was presented to setting during the latter part of mander of the post, made a short'
Sara McGee, worthy advisor of January for a Woman’s day pro­ speech after the dinner thanking
Nehalem assembly, by Miss Col­ gram. There will be 20 charac- members of the Auxiliary who
A birthday party was held last
had arranged the occasion. Mrs.
lins, the grand worthy advisor, ters in the cast.
Friday
in honor of Etha Morris,
J.
L.
Timmons,
Mrs.
H.
E.
Mc
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during the ceremonies. Last sum­
Refreshments were served by
whose
birthday
was Dec. 9, Lee
mer he presented a Bible to Mary the hostess during the social Graw and Mrs. Virgil Powell
were the committee in charge. ■ Lindsley, whose birthday was
Ann Childs at the grand assemb- hour.
| Dec. 7, and Donald DeWitt,
ly in Albany.
I whose birthday was Dec. 6. Mrs.
A gift from Nehalem assembly
NEHALEM CLUB
Morris, Mrs. Lindsley and Mrs.
BETTY
BRITES
MEET
was presented to Miss Collins,
ELECTS OFFICERS
DeWitt furnished the refresh­
and all grand officers and visi- AT MRS. MALMSTEN’S
ments. It was held in the Pleasant
tors, including 10 from St. Hel-
Election of officers, and the Vale school. Those present were
The Betty Brite circle of the
ens were introduced.
completion of arrangements for i the pupils of the school and Mrs.
E. M. S. held a business meet-
Sara McGee was also presented
their Christmas bazaar, food sale Duncan.
ing at the home of Mrs. F. E.
with a gavel made by a Portland
and lunch service in Mrs. Miner’s
Erwin Schlegel returned to
Malmsten Tuesday afternoon,
member of the Masonic fraterni­
building this Saturday were the' Banks Saturday,
following which the hostess serv­ important business items disposed I
ty interested in Rainbow work.
Mrs. Lee Corrigan spent Sun­
ed refreshments. Plans were ar­
Montana French wai the can­ ranged to finish making tne bal­ of by members of the Nehalem1 day at the Lindsley home.
club which met Wednesday af­
Mrs. George Comstock left for
didate for initiation.
cony curtains for the church.
ternoon at the home of Mrs. J. Portland Sunday, where she will
Two short plays were given
Members attending included
during the social hour which Mrs. Paul Gordon, Mrs. A. F. W. Brown, with Mrs. Albert i spend a few days.
followed the ceremonies. Alice Kostur, Mrs. Harry Sandon, Mrs. Childs assisting the hostess.
The newly elected officers are
Beautiful gifts, small novelties,
Baker sang a solo.
L. Ward, Mrs. A. L. Parker, Mrs.
Tables at which late supper Stafford, Mrs. Frank Crawford Mrs. Fred Wall, president and aprons, bags, pillows, breakfast
Mrs. Oscar George, vice-presi­ sets, baby gifts, many others.
was served by members of the and Mrs. W. T. Graves.
dent.
Mrs. F. D. Macpherson and Prices very reasonable. Nehalem
Eastern Star were beautifully de­
corated by Verla Messing in MR. AND MRS. LEONARD
original designs especially appro­ MALMSTEN COMPLIMENTED
priate for the occasion.
The table for honor guests and
Complimenting Mr. and Mrs.
distinguished visitors was center­ Leonard Malmsten, recently mar­
ed with a doll dressed in a white ried, Mrs. Thomas Graves enter­
gown with a rainbow colored tained with an informal party at
crown and holding streamers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
the Rainbow colors. Tall white Malmsten, parents of the groom,
tapers and a semi-circle of greens last Friday evening.
Games furnished the entertain­
completed a most attractive ar­
rangement.
ment for a delightful evening.
Other tables carried center­ Refreshments were served.
pieces arranged as seven-point
Those present besides the hon-
stars in Rainbow colors with a or guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
white taper in the center ot each N. McCollom, Mr. and Mrs.
and the appropriately colored Enoch Dumas, Mr. and Mrs. L.
candle at each point of the star. H. Dewey, Mr. and Mrs. Ek S.
Rainbow activities during the Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
immediate pre-Christmas season Malmsten, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
include a dance to be given to­ Graves, Mrs. E. E. Garner, Mrs.
night (Friday) December 14, ia Lois Clark, Violet Ennis, Phoebe
the Odd Fellows hall, and a Greenman, Hale Greenman and
Christmas party Monday night, Melville Malmsten.
Dec. 17, in the Masonic temple
to which all members of the Ma­
Hot noon lunches. Nehalem
sonic fraternity and the order of Club bazaar. Mrs. Miner’s Bldg.,
Eastern Star are invited.
Sat., Dec. 15.
Adv.
KEASEY
Gifts
at
Special Prices
Buy Him a Gift
for the
Car
Include on your Christmas shopping list a
Hot Water Heater for as low as $10.95
and slightly higher. You will all enjoy the
comfort of a warm car in the cold weather.
Vernonia Brazing and
Machine Works
TWO EDS
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Friday & Saturday
VEGETABLES
LETTUCE
2 Heads ..... .. 15c
POTATOES
U. S. No. l’s
45c
25-lbs.
ORANGES
176 Size
2 Dozen ...... ... 48c
SWEET POTATOES
22c
5-lbs. ..........
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MOTHER'S QUICK OATS
Cup and Saucer
Package ...............
32c
SCHILLING’S COFFEE
Drip or Percolator
Pound ...................
33c
JAMS AND JELLIES
Tea Garden brand
1-lb. jar s............
27c
TOMATOES
Fair Play brand No.
214 tins — 3 for
33c
MIXED NUTS
No Peanuts
2-Pounds ..............
38c
ECONOMY SOAP
Large bars
5 Bars ..................
23c
NAPTHA SOAP
Feldman’s
10 Bars ................
49c
Meats
Eat Nehalem Valley
Beef and help the lo­
cal fanners.
BEEF
ROASTS — lb. 14c
$2.00 TOY MECHANICAL TRAINS $1.49
Reg. $2.48 TOOL BOXES
SPECIALS
$1.98
$14.00 Boy’s All-Steel Ball-Bearing
Side-Walk Bike SK.50
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BEEF RIBS
Pound .............. 8c
HAMBURGER
Buck Rogers AIR GUNS ....
48c
$1.00 Mechano Erector Sets
88c
$3.00 WAGONS
$2.45
POCKET KNIVES, genuine Barlow 30c
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2 Pounds ______ fcDC
Others 65c, 69c, $2.00
Nehalem
SEE HOFFMAN ABOUT IT
Market & Grocery
Christmas Tree Lights
40c
Incorporated
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Phone 721
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