VERNONIA EAGLE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1937
PAGE THREE
VERNONIA. OREGON
. S. Thompson, president, in the I tion in August.
I chair.
A social hour concluded the
I
Arrongements were made for meeting and refreshments were
i entertaining state officers and served by Mrs. Pete Weidman
'chairmen on May 14 on their and Mrs. Lloyd Cummings.
. official annual visit.
The date
o’clock in the morning. A pot
Those attending were Mrs.
was announced as tentative, and ■ DELEGATES ATTEND
luck luncheon will be served at Harvey
Crume,
Mrs.
Fonda, I
i further announcements will be
LIBRARY CONVENTION
noon.
' Mrs. Philip Millis and children,
[ made later.
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The afternoon program will Mrs. H. M. Condit, Mrs. Sidney
The poppy poster contest be-
Edna Owens, librarian, Mrs.
begin at 2 o’clock. All sessions Malmsten, Mrs. E. S. Thompson,
of the institute including the Mrs. C. I. Anderson, Mrs. Ed i ing conducted in the local schools Paul Gordon and Mrs. F. E.
noon luncheon are open to the Buckner and son, Mrs. Eben as part of the state national Malmsten members of the Ver­
public.
John and daughter, Mrs. C. N. contest has closed, the chair­ nonia library board left early
The local meeting is one of a Rundell, Mrs. Louis Boeck and man, Mrs. M. J. Lamping sta­ yesterday morning for Westport
ted, and the judges will name to attend an all day district
series of three similar institutes Mrs. R. W. Linn,
the winners this week.
It is library convention.
being given in the county next 1
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planned to have the posters on
week. There will be one in St. MRS. L. H1EBER IS
Miss Owens was chosen as
Helens Thursday and another at QUEEN OF HEARTS HOSTESS display as soon as the judging one of the group of librarians,
is completed.
trustees and public officials to
Rainier Friday.
Mrs. Lowell Hieber was hos­
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They will be exhibited in a participate in a round table dis­
tess to the Queen of Hearts club window of the Miller Mercan­ cussion of the subject “How
POLLYANNAS MEET
at a one o’clock luncheon fol­ tile store from Saturday through can the public library be made
IN EVANGELICAL CUHRCH
lowed by bridge Thursday after­ Tuesday.
to function effectively in the
Pollyanna circle members held noon of last week.
A memorial window is also community.”
their monthly meeting in the
High honors were won by Mrs. being planned to commemorate
Arrangements for the trip were
Evangelical church Wednesday Ben Brickel and Mrs. Loel Ro­ Memorial day in May.
made at a meeting of the board
afternoon.
Birthday gifts were berts.
Mrs. Charles Wall was
A resolution regarding meet­ at the home of Mrs. H. G. San-
presented to Jeanette John and a guest of the club.
Additional ing through the summer months don Monday night.
Mrs. Ray D. Fisher.
members present- included Mrs. was read.
It provides for one
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The hostesses were Mrs. E. L. Roland D. Elby, Mrs. George I evening business meeting and | CAMPFIRE GIRLS
Frazee,
Mrs. Cass Bergerson, Plumb, Mrs. William Heath. Mrs. one afternoon social meeting. ELECT NEW OFFICERS
Mrs. Ollie Roberts, Mrs. C. F. Frank Hartwick and Mrs. Wm. A second reading will be given
Hieber and Mrs. E. S. Thompson. Briot.
The Campfire Girls elected
at the next meeting.
Mrs. H. E. McGraw, Mrs. new officers last week as fol­
PYTHIAN SISTERS PLAN
MRS. DICKSON ENTERTAINS Virgil Powell and Mrs. W. R. lows: Joyce Knight, president;
CONVENTION ATTENDANCE
Hammack were appointed as a Vona Wiedman, vice-president;
FOR PAIGE SIMMONS
nominating committee to pre­ Betty Olson, secretary; Joy Wil­
—o
At a meeting of Vernonia
Mrs. Herman Dickson enter­ sent a slate of officers for the lard, treasurer; Margaret Ander-
Temple, Pythian Sisters, in the
tained a few friends at her home coming year.
Election of offi­ sos, scribe; Sylvia Brady, moni­
lodge hall Wednesday night, April
Monday evening in honor of cers precedes the state conven-k tor; Evelys Hearing, song leader.
14, plans were made to attend
the birthday of her sister, Paige
the district convention in Hills­
Simmons.
boro, May 20, where the local
Informal conversation and a
temple will exemplify part of
the work. Preparations were also birthday lunch occupied the even­
made for an initiation ceremony ing.
Others present included Max­
in the near future.
Mrs. W. L. VanDoren of Van­ ine Taylor, Elizabeth Wall, Ruth
George,
couver, past chief, was present. Holaday, Mrs. Oscar
Mrs. Oliver Mellinger was hos­ Mrs. Chester Dustin, Barbara
tess for the evening and served Dustin, Mrs. John Hatfield and
, Edna Owens.
refreshments.
SOCIETY NEWS - CLUBS - FRATERNAL i
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JUNIORS ARE HOSTS
AT ANNUAL PROM
The junior class of Vernonia
high school played host to about
300 friends of the school at the
annual Junior Prom in the high
school gymnasium Friday night.
The event is in honor of the
graduating class.
The setting for the dance sug­
gested a garden with shrubs,
ferns and blossoms growing a-
gainst a garden wall which sur­
rounded the room.
The words
“Welcome Seniors” were formed
in silver across the entrance,
and hanging baskets of spring
flowers and greenery were used
effectively.
A silver and blue
color note honoring the senior
class colors predominated, and
was used for streamers which hid
the ceiling.
Punch was served at an old
fashioned well, and the Dan
Flood orchestra of Portland play­
ed behind a white garden fence
and gate.
Colored lights en­
hanced the scene.
Patrons and patronesses were
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Greenman,
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Condit, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold McEntire, Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace McCrae and
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gordon.
Several underclassmen assis­
ted with checking, tickets, and
the punch bowl. These included
Heidi Reich, Mildred Woods, Pat
McGraw, Marjorie Lange, Bessie
Bell, Betty Jacobs and Ernie
Russell.
,
All members of the junior
class assisted with arrangements
under the leadership of Wallace
McCrae, class advisor, and Clar­
ence Lamping, class president.
Among those who were responsi­
ble for the beautiful decorations
and lighting effects were Nor­
man Crowder, Elizabeth Wall,
Edith Ludwig and Sonny Scha-
lock.
Jack Childs was music
chairman, and Margaret Salo-
monsen in charge of invitations.
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DELEGATES REPORT
ON C. E. CONVENTION
Delegates from the Christian
Endeavor of the local Evangeli­
cal church who attended the con­
vention at Corvallis from Thurs­
day to Suplay gave their reports
at a dinner at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. H. R. Scheuerman last
night. The local representatives
were Erma Kent, Bernice Rose,
Dorothy Webb and Mrs. Scheuer­
man.
Bernice Rose and Dorothy
Webb were entertained while in
Corvallis at the home of Mrs.
C. C. Keasey, formerly a resi­
dent of this community.
Members of the society began
plans for a mother and daughter
tea to be given in the near fu­
ture.
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W. C. T. U. TO HOLD
LOCAL INSTITUTE
An all day local institute of
the W.C.T.U. will be held in the
Evangelical church next Wed­
nesday, April 28.
The county
officers of the organization who
are arranging the program, will
be present and a Portland spea­
ker is expected to deliver the
main address. The subject for
chief consideration at the insti­
tute will be the educational pro­
gram of the W.C.T.U.
The
opening exercises will be at 11
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FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE HAS
POT-LUCK LUNCHEON
¡AUXILIARY PLANS TO
I ENTERTAIN OFFICERS
The Friendship circle held its I The regular
pot-luck luncheon at the home 1 ial meeting of
of Mrs. L. G. Hawken Thursday ion Auxiliary
afternoon of last week.
I in the Legion
business and soc-
tre American Leg­
was held Tuesday
hall with Mrs. E.
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