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PACE -r e...... -------- I'jj-'-—' SOCIETY NEWS - CLUBS - FRATERNA l J MRS. BURNSIDE IS DEBORAH HOSTESS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON EIGHT Thursday to Sunday inclusive. The Mission, which will fea ture about 30 meetings a day, in cluding mass meetings, noon the atre meetings, luncheons for men and women will be conducted by a group of 14 outstanding Amer- ican and English church lead- ders now making a coast to coast tour of the United States jn the interest of a revival of religion. Mrs. J. H. Burnside enter- tained the Deborah circle at her home Tuesday afternoon when members met to complete plans for their participation in the Evangelical Missionary society’s bazaar, and in the Christian En deavor carnival to be held this evening. Mrs. L. H. Roberson, vice president, presided in the Mrs. W. 0. Livingstone stated absence of Mrs. E. R. Estey. that is was the plan that the Guests of the circle were Mrs. I Portland meetings and those in Guy Wilbur and Mrs. Robert other large centers would be the Rushing. inspiration for other smaller mis different programs are about. Thursday evening, November 5, the radio club will have a party at Mr. Dumas’ home. A. C. ALEXANDER MARRIES VEDA FOLGER A. C. Alexander was married in Kelso, Wash., Oct. 24 to Veda Folger. They will make their home in Vernonia, occupying a house on O.-A. hill. The bride is a former resi dent of Vernonia, and the groom is engineer of the O.-A. main line locomotive. 6, plays, names of which will be re vealed at the time of the per- formance. Miss Grace Condit is in charge of the plays. Also on the program is an ac- cordian solo by Jane Watts, a "Nigger Blossom quartet' direc- ted by Mrs. Enoch Dumas, guitar and song numbers by Leo Ludwig and Joe McNutt, and music by a 15 piece orchestra. E. S. Thompson will be chief “barker.” The four circles, Betty Brites, Deborahs, Marthas and Polly annas will supervise the refresh ment booths. Proceeds will go for the benefit of the chest. ---------- A----------- R. M. Aldrich returned Wed nesday to his duties as agent at the S. P. and S. depot. * CARD OF THANKS sions in every county seat, to NEHALEM CLUB MEETING We hereby extend our thanks be followed by meetings in all IS POSTPONED and appreciation to the Vernonia of the protestant churches in The Nehalem social club meet Vernonia Temple, Pythian Sis all of the towns throughout our nation. ing has been postponed on ac ters, met at the home of Mrs. Harry Kerns Wednesday of last SURPRISE PARTY GIVEN FOR count of Armistice day. The next meeting will be held Nov. week for regular work and a MR. AND MRS. SORENSEN 18. Refreshments will be served, social hour. Mrs. W. L. Van with Mrs. Jean Crawford as Doren of Vancouver presided. A surprise party honoring Mr. hostess. On the previous Monday even and Mrs. E. Sorensen was arran- ing the members of the temple ged by a group of friends who YOUNG PEOPLE TO STAGE entertained the Knights of Pyth called at their home on Third CARNIVAL TONIGHT ias and their wives at a Hallow Street Saturday evening bringing Saturday e’en party in the I. O. O. F. many beautiful gifts. Mr. nd IN I. O. O. F. HALL Star for a Night hall. Mrs. Sorensen are bride and The carnival sporsored by the groom of two months, having young people of the Evangelical AMY HUGHES *ENTERTAINS been married in Portland follow- church will be held tonight in FACULTY LADIES Sunday and Monday ing the establishment of his tai the I.O.O.F. hall. There will be Sunday Matinee Amy Hughes entertained the lor shop here. A very pleasant a small admission charge, en lady members of the public evening was enjoyed and supper titling the audience to see the Pigskin Parade school faculties and wives of was served at midnight. Vernonia teachers present two The invitational list included teachers at a Hallowe’en party at her home Wednesday night, Mr. and Mrs. C. U. Enstrom, Mr. Tues, and Wed. and Mrs. Fred Ovesen, Mr. and October 28. Mrs. Double Feature John Anderson, Mr. and The group laid aside the cus tomary sewing to enjoy tradi Mrs. Kenny, Mr. and Mrs. Mike COUNTERFEIT tional games peculiar to Hallow Stolen, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hed- BORN FOR GLORY e'en. Appropriate symbols decor man, Mr. and Mrs. Larson of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Balcony Miller ’ s ated the rooms. Apples, Cider, Thurs. and Fri. doughnuts and candies were ser- Conn, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Jennie Mercantile Gritdahl, Mrs. Fredriekson and ved. RAMONA Telephone 601 son Trygve Fredrickson of Rain In the Perfected HALLOWE’EN MOTIF ier, Olaf Sorlee and John Grit THANKSGIVING TECHNICOLOR dahl. FEATURES CLUB PARTY PYTHIAN SISTERS MEET WITH MRS. KERNS JOY THEATRE Knight*s Beauty Shop A delightful Hallowe’en motif RADIO CLUB FORMED was used by Mrs. Roland D. Eby IN GRADE SCHOOL for the bridge luncheon at which she entertained members of the | A radio club has been formed Queen of Hearts club at her in the Washington school with Mr. | Dumas as adviser. Children of the home Thursday, October 29. Mrs. William Heath received a I fifth, sixth and seventh grades prize for high honors and Mrs. attend this club. The club offi Frank Hartwick for second high. cers are president, Martha Tapp; Mrs. Ben Brickel, Mrs .Loel Ro secretary, Opal Scheuerman; trea- berts, Mrs. Lowell Hieber, Mrs. ; surer, Lottie Reich. The secre William Briot and Mrs. Jack tary keeps a list of stations and Nance were the other members programs that the members lis- present. ; ten to. Members of the radio club will give reports on what SPECIAL Regular $1.00 hot oil treatment given free with each $3.50 guaranteed Rose wood Oil permanent. Ask about our New-Ray machineless permanent, just what you have been wait ing for. Note: Miss Ina Stevens, formerly of the Margaret- Ina Beauty Shop is now as sociated with Knight’s Beau ty Shop and will welcome all her customers in her new location. ce Lumber & Shingles 1937 CHEVROLET Oregon Motor Stages & NOW ON DISPLAY! NOTHING LIKE IT! Will Give a BAZAAR We invite you to see it at our SAT., •» DEC. 12 Show Rooms Fancy Work Candy c. bhi See my bargains in Kiln Dried lumber at $6.00 per M. and up. Open Saturdays from 8 a. m. to Noon. —o— Rev. W. O. Livingstone, Chris- tian church minister, and Rev. H. R. Scheueman, pastor of the Evangelical church, will repres ent their local churches at the National Preaching Mission held in Portland this week from Coked Food LADIES IN LOVE DIMPLES Wholesale and llelail PASTORS TO ATTEND NATIONAL PREACHING MISSION Mountain Heart Club Coining Chevrolet Automobile* Frigidaire Refrigeratori Leave from Bush’s Cafe 7:55 a. m. 1:25 p. m. and 5:25 p.m. daily for Portland via Timber. Leave Portland, from Yamhill stage depot daily at 9:30 a. m., 2:00 p. m. and 5:15 p. b.. Call service between Camp 8 and Vernonia. Sundays Only: 12:30 p. m. for St. Helens. Leaves St. Helens 3 p. m. FARE: $2.10 round trip, $1.30 one way Ride the new Oregon Motor Stages 193®
