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FRIDAY,
VERNONIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY. OREGON,
PAGE FOUR
DECEMBER
1935
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SOCIETY NEWS - CLUBS - FRATERNAL
1 Lane, Walter Larson, Lloyd East-
' lock, Ivor Parkknon, Bert East­
man, Edith and Buddy Christian­
sen.
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EVANGELICAL CHURCH
BEN SPENCER IS MARRIED | Vernonia club were there: Mr. Louise French, Theresa Goertzen,! Harvey R. Scheuerman, Minister
IN BAKERSFIELD, CAL.
'and Mrs. Thor Gronbeck, Mr. Josphine Hull, Melvin Rose and
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1 and Mrs. A. B. Johnson, Mr. and the hostess.
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I 9:45 a. m. Church School. Mrs.
Word has been received from E. E. Garner superintendent.
Ben Spencer of Bakersfield,'Mrs- Fancher, Cal Plummer, Mrs.
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Cal., son of — _ Mr.
R. L. 0>>v« Powell, Mrs. Geo. Brown, Mildred Hawkins, regular cen­ |
11:00 a. m. Morning Worship
ter of the Blue Jays, that as soon i hour. Universal Bible Sunday
Spencer of Vernonia, was mar- and Matt Gibson,
The Buxton club has a mem­ as her job at Gaston is finished I will be observed with a Bible
ried Thanksgiving day to Miss
she will return to practice with I message and a display of old, odd,
Priscilla Hall Willard of Bakers­ bership of nearly 100.
the team.
those in other than English and
field in the First Congregational
AUXILIARY DONATES
special charts. Reception of mem­
church in that city.
RUMMAGE SALE
bers and communion will be
The bride is the daughter of TO CHEST FUND
features of the morning service. I I
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur J. Willard
IS IN PROGRESS
6:30 p. m. E. L. C. E. topic:
and the great granddaughter of
At a meeting of the American
Rev. Samuel Reed Hall, founder | Legion auxiliary in the legion
The rummage sale of used '“Types of Missionary Workers”1
of the first normal school in ’ hall Tuesday afternoon members clothing which has been in prog-
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:30 p. m. Evangelistic service j
America. The groom is a graduate decided to make a donation of ress this week in the vacant room I ____
___: “The Marked of God”!
subject:
of Vernonia high school and af­ cash to the Community Chest of the Oregon Gas and Electric | Tuesday 2 p. m. The Betty
terwards of the junior college or other local organization to building will continue today and Brite circle meets.
in Bakersfield. He is now em­ aid in distributing Christmas Saturday. The store is open from | Tuesday 7:30 p. m. Young
ployed in the Bakersfield post cheer. They will also purchase 2 to 5 each afternoon.
[ People’s prayer meeting and,
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office.
new silver for their own organi­
Those who have not contrib- ■ study hour.
Following the church ceremony zation.
uted clothing still have time to j Wednesday 7:30 p. m. The An-j
a reception was held at the
so. All articles must be clean and,nua] Society meeting and elect-1
home of the bride’s parents. The YVONNE WRIDGE’S
usable.
——I ¡on of church and Sunday school,
honeymoon is being spent in Port- j
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED
Although the response has not officers.
land and other parts of Oregon. I
been large the Vernonia Study
Thursday 7:30 p. m. The reg-|
MIST-BIKENFELD W. M. S.
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In honor of Yvonne Wridge’s club and the Rainbow girls, who ular meeting of the Financial,
S.
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juuiiiy apuiisuinig
MiC sale,
eighth birthday, her mother, Mi'3. fare
jointly
sponsoring the
TO GIVE PROGRAM AND SALE Wilbur Wridge, entertained at a feel that they have a nice begin­ Board.
Saturday Dec. 14 the Regional;
birthday party at her home Fri- ning for a project which may be Christian Endeavor conference
The Women’s Missionary so- day afternoon, "November 29.
carried out more successfully in will be held in this church be-
ciety of Mist and Birkenfeld will
future years as a general com­ ginning at 5 p. m. with a pot-
hold its annual program and PYTHIAN SISTERS
munity benefit.
luck supper.
auction sale at the Birkenfeld
CALL HELD
ROLL
evening,
gymnasium
Saturday
MRS. J. ROSS IS
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Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Best and
Dec. 7, at 8. Among the num-
HOSTESS TO FRIENDS
of
Ver-
Billy Best of Buxton were guests
annual
roll
call
The
bers on the program are a se-
of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Snyder
lection by a male trio from Mist, nonia Temple, Pythian Sisters,
of Mrs.
Mrs. John Ross was hc^tess on Thanksgiving day.
a vocal solo by Mr. Coffey, a was held at the home
Norris Soden Wednesday even- Wednesday to a group of friends
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McCollom
vocal duet by Thelma Larson and
for luncheon followed by an af- and daughter Joan were Thanks­
Evelyn Parkknon, a monologue, a ing, November 27.
Mrs. W. L. VanDoren of Van- ternoon of sewing.
giving guests at the home of Mrs.
number by the male quartet and
The guest list included Mrs. McCollom’s sister, Mrs. J. W.
selections by a 15 piece orchestra couver Washington answered the
Roy Cobat, Mrs. Everett Snyder, Shortridge in Albany.
from Vernonia directed by C. R.I roll call. Nomination of officers
for the new year was made. Re­ Mrs. Harold Ridenour, and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs Enoch Dumas
Watts.
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freshments and a social hour con- George Cobat.
spent the Thanksgiving vacation
The auction sale will be held.
with Mr. Dumas’ parents at Oak
following the prorgram. The pro­ eluded the evening.
MRS. GEO. CHRISTIANSEN
Point, Washington.
ceeds from the small admission
GIVEN SURPRISE
fee, the auction and also from MELLINGER FAMILY
the sale of refreshments will all REUNION HELD
A surprise party was given
be donated to missions.
A family reunion at the home | Mr. and Mrs. George Christian-
MRS. MCGRAW ENTERTAINS of Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Mellinger | sen Nov. 26 to celebrate their
on Thanksgiving day inclu ed wedding anniversary. Those pres-
G. E. CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. William Ellis, Mr.
** ' ent were Mr. and Mrs. R. Lind­
Mrs. H. E. McGraw was hostess and Mrs. Oliver Mellinger and say, Elaine Louden, Iris Turner,
to the G. E. Club at her home family, and Mrs. W. L. Van Bernice Turner, Mary Treharne,
Ethel Kelly, Myrtle Stacy, Guy
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Earl Smith Doren of Vancouver.
Lane, Thomas Osborn, Forest |
won high honors at bridge.
Mrs. A. J. Hughes was a guest. MRS. CLINE ENTERTAINS
Other club members present were! THANKSGIVING GUESTS
Mrs. Harry G. Sandon, Mrs. W.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben J.
M. Henderson, Mrs. W. J. Arm­
Cline for Thanksgiving included
itage, Mrs. J. W. Brown and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Middleton and (
Virgil Powell.
daughter Lucinda of Burley,
Idaho, Mr. and Mrrs. Merle Cline
TOWNSEND CLUB HAS
and sons Gordon and Donald
Little American
SOCIAL AT BUXTON
and Mrs. Jack Nance and son
Beauty
Jack.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Rubber tires
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The Townsend club of Buxton
All-steel body ....
put on an entertainment and as-
ket social Saturday night. The DORIS VOSNICK
Medium Size
ENTERTAINS BLUE JAYS
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entertainment lasted about an
hour, after which approximately
Wednesday night after basket­
49 baskets were sold, bringing to
Claudette Colbert in
the club the neat sum of about ball practice Doris Vosnick enter­ I
Radio Flyer
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$37.00. Besides this 100 calen­ tained the Blue Jays at her home
Roller bearings
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dars, ft pillow covering (a souv-i with a chili “feed”. Those pres-1
large size ............. ìpó.UO
enir from Chicago) and a fisn i ent were Mildred Brady, Billie :
Plu.—
pond brought the total to about j Bergerson, NeVn Chtistiansen, !
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Bertha Thompson, Erma Thomp­
$50.00.
Geo. O'Brien in
son, Elizabeth Wall, Montana and
Tricycles
The following members of the -------------------------
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Stream-Line body, Rubber
Tires, Red or Green
Boys
Wagons
Portland
Prices
JOY
THEATRE
Double Feature
$1.68
She Married Her Boss
Hard Rock Harrigan
Portland—Banks Stage Line
Ann Harding
Sundays and Holidays only. Leaves Portland
10:30 a. m. and 8 p. m.
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FA HE:
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1 A ROUND
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AIR GUNS
GALLANT LADY
— CASH
Leaves Portland from Central Stage Depot—
Park and Taylor Daily Except Sundays and
Holidays.
8 a. m. and 5 p. m.
10 a. m. and 7 p. m.
For
Friday & Saturday
Meats
Eat Nehalem Valley
Beef and help the lo­
cal farmers.
Beef Roast
Lb.....................
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Beef Boiling Ribs
Lb.
10c
Beef Cube»
18c
Lb.........................
HAMBURGER
Lb
17c
2 Lbs.
33c
VEGETABLES
5c
Danish Squash
Each ...........................
Jumbo Celery -IQr
bunch
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Grapes
Lb............
DATES
2-lb. cello, pkg.
Grape Juice
Pint .....................
10c
23c
20c
SYRUP
Log Cabin
H gal tin
73c
Bisquick
35c
Pkg................................
With Shirley Temple Mugs
Wheat Flakes
Sperry’s
large pkg......................
25c
Rice
M. J. B.
2 lbs. ...
PEARS
Mellow-West
2% tins, each
15c
RINSO
23c
Large pkg.
Dina-mite
Large pkg ..
35c
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