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PAGE TWO FRIDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1934. VERNONIA EAGLE. VERNONIA, OREGON I SOCIETY NEWS - CLUBS - FRATERNAL | Cabe. Mrs. W. R. Hammack, Mrs. MRS. CALHOUN AND C. L Brock and Mrs. W. T. Lil MRS. RIDENOUR ENTERTAIN ly prepared the refreshments. Mrs. Roy Calhoun and Mrs. A Christmas pageant presented I ' Harold Ridenour were joint hos by the high school class of the BRIDGE CLUB HAS tesses for the Stitchweli club last Evangelical Sunday school and CHRISTMAS PARTY week at the Calhoun residence. directed by Mrs. Enoch Dumas Members of the Queen of The Christmas motif was observ was an interesting part of the Christmas program at the Evan Hearts Bridge club enjoyed their ed throughout and especially ap gelical church Sunday evening. annual Christmas party at the propriate was the luncheon table Characters of the pageant were home of Mrs. Ben Brickel last decorated with candles and holly. The afternoon was spent in sew- Mary, Bernice Rose; Joseph, Rob-' Friday afternoon. ing and Christmas presents were A Christmas tree and the ex ert Acord; Shepherds and wise men, Elmer G'anville, Howard change of gifts were special fea exchanged. Those present were Reeher and Oren Weed; Angel, tures of the occasion. Mrs. Frank Mrs. Roy Cobat, Mrs. M. G. Jeanette John, Mary Ann Childs Hartwick received the prize for Chapman, Mrs. Geo. Cobat, Mr». John Ross, Mrs. Arbie G. Gove, and Thelma Lincoln. Rev. A. N. honors in contract. Glanville read the scripture, and Others present were Mrs. Low Mrs. Blaine Cobat, Miss Hazel the musical background was fur ell Hieber, Mrs. Wilbur Davis, Chapman, Mrs. Everett Snyder, nished by a hidden choir direct Mrs. William Heath, Mrs. J. A. Mrs. Cecil Urie and the hostesses. ed by Mrs. L. H. Dewey. Mildred Hughes, Mrs. Jack Nance and Cason accompanied. Mrs. William Briot. A distant hidden orchestra played Christmas music before MR. AND MRS. L. A. BOECK the program began at 7:30. Pre ENTERTAIN GUESTS ceding the pageant the Sunday Guests at the home of Mr. and school children gave the follow ing program, with Mrs. Franklin Mrs. L. A. Boeck Christmas Merle Cline is recovering nice week were Mrs. J. C. Bond of Rogers presiding: ly from a serious attack of pneu Vancouver, Wash., R. A. Boeck Manger song, beginners uepart- ment; reading, Barbara Malm- and family of Portland, L. C. monia, and has been removed sten; song “Why do Bells for Boeck and family, Mr. and Mrs. from the hospital to .the home of Christmas Ring?”, primary de Victor Creson and W. E. Boeck his sister, Mrs. P. L. Hewes, in partment; exercise, “Holly Ber- of Kinzua, Or., Mr. and Mrs. Ot Portland. His parents, Mr. and ries,” Mrs. Harvard Malmsten’s to Boeck and baby of Keasey, Mrs. Ben Cline of Vernonia, and class; exercise, “The Christmas I and Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Browu- his wife and children spent Ship,” ’ Mrs. Kent’s boys I , ’ class-'.ing and son of Riverview- The Christmas with him at the Hewes song, “ ' Holy Night,” Pleasant Hill occasion was the birthdays of the home. Although much improved, school quartet; exercise, “Win- Boecks’ eldest daughter, Mrs. Mr. Cline is not yet strong ter,” Mr. Dumas’ boys’ class; du Bond, and their youngest grand- enough to be brought to his home here. et, Erma Kent and Frances child, Donald Boeck. Because of the illness of their Helen Messing went to Hood Childs. Gifts for Christmas baskets mother, Mrs. Boeck, the family River Saturday for the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Duncan were brought to the church both came home for a reunion Christ were Portland visitors Saturday. morni.ig and evening and a very mas day. substantial evening offering for Mrs. Jack Nance had her fath charity enabled the committee to VAN DORENS HAVE er and mother, Mr. and Mrs. B. purchase everything needed to FAMILY REUNION J. Cline, as guests for an early completely furnish a Christmas Christmas dinner on Monday, so and A family reunion of sons dinner and gifts for every family that they might spend Christmas daughters of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. in its care. Van Doren and their families A Christmas tree, festoons of greenery and the manger scene was held at the Van Doren home formed a beautiful setting for on Christmas day. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. the program. Christmas treats for the chil- Van Doren and Mr. anu Mrs. dren of the Sunday school were Arthur Henges of Vancouver, presented at the morning Sunday Mr. and Mrs. V. S. Lumpkin, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Emert and school hour. daughter Marie and Warren L. Hayes of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. S. ENTERTAINS Oliver Mellinger, Mr. and Mrs. MASONS AND FAMILIES M. J. Lamping and children and For Masons and their families, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Timmons of members of Nehalem chapter, O. Vernonia. Mrs. C. C. Van Doren E. S„ entertained with a Christ returned to Portland with her mas party at the Masonic temple daughter, Mrs. Lumpkin, to visit for two weeks. last Friday night. The traditional Christmas tree, Jeanne Hughes went to Port the exchange of gifts, games, singing of carols, and refresh land Saturday and stayed over ments, with pop corn balls for with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wall and the children featured the even- Ing’s festivities. baby of Toledo are spending the The entertainment committee holidays at the home of Mrs. included Mrs. L. H. Dewey, Mrs. Wall's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Childs and Mrs. O. D. Me- Clarence New. CHRISTMAS PAGEANT IS CHURCH FEATURE Caught in The Hounds day in Portland with their son Merle Cline, who is recovering from a serious illness. Vivian Douglass arrived in Vernonia Christmas day to visit for a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Douglass, Wayne Eckman of McMinnville is also a guest at the Douglass home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramsley and family of Portland were CiiHitmai» dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Goertzen. A son was born early Christ mas morning to Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Whitlock of St. Helens at the Good Samaritan hospital in Port land, according to a front page story in Tuesday night’s Journal. Mr. and Mrs. Whitlock were once residents of Vernonia where Mr. Whitlock was manager of the former Penney store. Mrs. Whit lock is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Krinnick of this city. A. J. Hughes spent Christmas day with his family here. Fred Wall, who has been work ing at Toledo, came home to spend Christmas with his family. He will remain a while as the Toledo mill is shut down tem- porarily. The home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Garner and Mrs. Emma Weed was the scene of a family re union when Sheriff and Ms’- Oscar Weed and children and grandchildren motored over from St. Helens to spend Christmas day. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dewey for Christmas day were Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Cady and daughters Zella and Bonnigene of Portland. Mrs. A. N. Fisher of Portland arrived Saturday evening to spend Christmas week at the home of her son, Ray D. Fisher. | Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Walker of Banks and Mr. and Mrs. | Frank Hartwick and daughter Maxine were guests at the H. E. McGraw home on Christmas day FORD for dinner and a family reunion. Mr. McGraw, who has been in Salem, was home for the day. Friends here received Christ mas greetings from Sara McGee, who wrote from New Orleans, saying she was having a wonder ful time on her trip in the south. E. H. Washburn left Wednes day for Kettle Falls, Wash., to spend two weeks with Mrs. Wash burn’s mother. Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Ryves and daughter Jean of Bremmerton, Wash., spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Washburn. Rummage Sale, sponsored by Loyal Women of Christian church at Cline’s Shoe shop, Jan. 12. (Pd. Adv.) Kenneth White has purchased a new Plymouth sedan which he expects will be delivered today. 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