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VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON PAGE EIGHT Tuesday afternoon for business and a social hour. Bobbie Bassett and Loren Kos- tur entertained with an instru- mental duet. Mrs. Ross Duncan will enter- of costumes occupied a pleasant solos. DANCING PUPILS tain at the next meeting of the afternoon. Circle reports occupied the bus PRESENT PROGRAM group. ______ a____ iness session. The Deborah circle served re- A group of eleven pupils from O. E. S. INITIATES MRS. G. HAWKINS freshments. TWO CANDIDATES Mrs. Roland D. Eby’s dancing ______ ♦______ ENTERTAINS DEBORAHS —o— classes presented a varied and LOCAL MASONS ATTEND Candidates for initiation by colorful program of dances be- Mrs. Glen Hawkins entertained tween features at the Joy Theat- Nehalem Chapter, Order of East GRAND LODGE SESSIONS ■ Q the Deborah circle at its month ern Star, on Wednesday evening, re Thursday evening, June 4. George Plumb, master of Ver ly meeting last week. June 3, were Mr. and Mrs. Geo. * The first on the program was nonia lodge 184, A. F. and A. M., the Irish Jig, a song and dance Plumb of Camp 8. Tom Crawford and E. R. Mills THIRD RANK CONFERRED Out of town visitors for the attended sessions of the Mason number by Eloise Garner and UPON K. P. CANDIDATES Jimmy Frazee, dressed in Irish ceremony included Mrs. F. D. ic grand lodge in Portland Wed - - -o—— peasant costumes. A classical Macpherson and Mrs. 0. D. Mc nesday and Thursday. Yesterday Three Vernonia candidates, Cabe of Portland, Mrs. E. J. Spanish dance of greeting was evening there was a dinner and Neal W. Bush, Lester Sheeley and presented by Velva Heath, Pat Bel) of Klamath Falls and W. H. conferring of degrees at the Mas- Robert Sword, received the third Congdon of the Masonic Home at ricia Moran and Nora Vike, “La Ionic home in Forest Grove. Ed. rank in the Knights of Pythias Forest Grove. Cucaraca” forming the musical Bollinger, Earl Smith, M. J. Han- Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Dewey, on and Virgil Secrest helped serve order in a ceremony at St. Hel- setting. Their costumes were iden ens Tuesday night, Accompany- tical formal gowns of deep blue worthy patron and worthy matron the dinner. ing them from here were N. S. ______♦______ trimmed with cerise red pleat respectively, of Nehalem chap Soden, Lester Mulkey, J. T. Scott, ter, left for Portland the follow ings and roses. RAINBOW GIRLS PLAN Harry Culbertson, I. N. McCol- Mary Lee McGraw and Gloria ing Monday to attend sessions of FOR GRAND ASSEMBLY lom, Thor Gronbeck and C. C| the Grand Chapter of Oregon. Lamping, dressed alike in blue Van Doren. Mrs. Frank Hartwick also attend At a meeting of Nehalem i As- _____ .*______ and white beach costumes with ed the grand chapter, leaving sembly, Order of Rainbow for MRS. C. O. MARSTON RE sun hats sang and tap danced here Wednesday. girls, Monday night, plans were ’ to the music of “Its a Swingy TURNS FROM CALIF. TRIP ______ ♦______ made for a delegation of offi Litt'e Thingy.” The second and ■'■ o PYTHIAN SISTERS cers and members to attend the Mrs. Charles 0. Marston re- last classical dance on the pro Grand Assembly at Baker, June turned this week end from a gram was “Alice Blue Gown” HOLD SPECIAL MEETING 19 and 20. visit to California. Among the presented by Eloise Garner, who A specially called meeting of Those expecting to go include many interesting places she vis first sang the verse. She made a Vernonia temple, Pythian Sisters, charming picture in a ruffled full was held in the lodge hall here Mary Ann Childs, who holds the ited were the Huntington art skirted gown of sheer Alice blue Monday night to prepare for the office of grand charity; Alice gallery near Pasadena, famous representative, for its collections of Gainsbor with hat to match. Joy Willard, district convention in Gaston, Baker, . grand in white top-hat, tie and tails, Thursday. Mrs. W. L. VanDoren, Thelma Lincoln, local worthy ad ough painting, French tapestries sang with pantomime and tap most excellent chief, was pre- visor, Dorothy Webb, Alice Hof- and eighteenth century furniture; man, and Mrs. A. ’. Hughes, Forest Lawn memorial park, danced in a clever “Top Hat” sent from Vancouver. I mother advisor. where many of the movie stars number. are interred in a great mausol The finale was a snappy en C. M. S. MEETS WITH BETTY BRITE CIRCLE eum, the San Fernando Spanish semble, entitled “For I’m A MRS. J. H. STUBBS mission, the Mexican quarters on IS ENTERTAINED Sailor Man.” It included singing Olviera street near Los Angels, —o— and dancing, and was smartly The Missionary society of the The Betty Brite circle was en- and movie stars’ homes in Bev nautical as to gestures and cost Christian church met at the home uming. Margaret Fisher, as the 4of Mrs. J. H. Stubbs last Fri tertained by Mrs. W. T. Graves erly Hills and Bel-Air were other sailor’s sweetheart danced a pre day afternoon with 22 present liminary solo. Jimmy Frazee sang including five visitors from For the "Popeye” song assisted by est Grove. Douglas Culbertson. The entire Mrs. Nola Cummings gave the group of dancers previously men main address of the afternoon. tioned with Helen Chandler in Mrs. L. L. Wells led the devot I the opening of addition participated. ional service. Refreshments were served. Elizabeth Shallock announced Reeher’s Grocery and Confectionery the numbers over the micro- E. M. S. PRESENTS phone. SUNDAY, JUNE 14 Mrs. Eby entertained those MONTHLY PROGRAM Former Location of W. E. Buth, Opposite the who presented the program at a Washington Grade School Following the Master and Pub dessert luncheon at her home lishing Good News was the theme the following day. for the monthly program of the Strawberry ice cream sodas Evangelical missionary society with cakes and cookies were ser held in the church auditorium ved at small tables on the lawn. Wednesday afternoon of last Place cards cleverly descriptive week. of their parts on the program Zonweiss Douglass reviewed the marked the places of the guests. lesson study chapter. Helen I Games and “camera shooting” Chandler presented two piano ( SOCIETY NEWS - CLUBS ■ FRATERNAL Announcing i THIS MEANS: Factory Factory Factory Factory Factory Approved Shop. Approved Repair Equipment. Approved Mechanics. Fixed Repair Rates. Approved Hi-Pressure Greasing Equipment. 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Mrs. Baxter, mother of War ner Baxter, the movie star, en tertained for Mrs. Marston and Miss Kerr at the exclusive Del- Mar club at Santa Monica beach, and also took them to the pre view of Mr. Baxter’s newest pic ture at Grauman’s Chinese theat re, Hollywood. Included in the party was Frank McGrath, “stand in” for Mr. Baxter. They lunched at the RKO studios with Maxine Jennings, John Beal (who took the part of “The Little Minister”), Bar bara Pepper (new leading lady in the next Wheeler and Woolsey comedy) and George Nichols, Jr., director, afterwards watching him direct scenes for “M’liss” starring Anne Shirley and John Beal. They also watched Ginger Rog ers and Fred Astaire shooting scenes for their next picture, “No More Dances.” The weather was pleasantly hot, the flowers and trees were at their best. Mrs. Marston drove south through the Siskyous, Mt. Shasta foerst and the Sacramento valley. She returned by San Fran cisco, the Redwood highway and the Oregon Coast highway, mak ing the trip memorable for its scenic beauty. ______ *______ Mrs. F. D. Macpherson of Port land visited here for several days last week. Accompanying H. E. McGraw on his weekly trip from Portland were Mr. and Mrs. John Scrivner, who visited at the McGraw home Saturday and Sunday. IS MORE THAN A LIGHT BILL, IT INCLUDES ALL, OR A PART OF THE FOLLOWING SERVICES: The Vernonia Auto Company is a FRIDAY, JUNE 12, 193ft Vernonia, Oregon Show Boat
