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C. M. S. MEETS AT
HOME OF MRS. JUNKINS
VERNONIA EAGLE,
Oregon in the very near future.
In recognition of the esteem in
which they are held by the
church, there will be a farewell
The Missionary society of
Christian church held its monthly gathering for them at the Church
meeting at the home of Mrs. J. on Sunday; it will be observed
with a potluck dinner at noon,
Junkins last Friday evening.
Mrs. W. O. Livingstone pre­ a gift of the people of the church
sided and led the devotions. Mrs. and farewell speech, etc. All the
Ruby Fowler gave a report of members and friends of the
the one day convention held in I church are requested to bring
Portland the latter part of Sept-! their lunch to the morning ser­
ember.
Mrs. Carl Davis was ( vice and remain for this social
appointed division chairman of gathering.
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the group formerly under the
leadership of Mrs. Tom Turner. FRANK JOHNSON OF FARGO
Her division had charge of the N. D. VISITS RELATIVES
program.
Frank Johnson of Fargo, N. D.
Mrs. Harry Culbertson gave
a paper on “Five Acts In Rural; arrived Oct. 5 for a visit with
Centers” which included work his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B.
in music, art and the drama. Miss Johnson, and his brothers and
Ivy Masters presented musical their families. Last Sunday all
went to Cannon Beach, and in
numbers at the piano.
Mrs. Oscar George’s division the evening returned to enjoy
a clam supper at the home of
served refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson,
Tuesday evening they went to
PIE SOCIAL TO BE GIVEN
Harry Johnson’s for an oyster
IN EVANGELICAL CHURCH
supper, and on Wednesday Geo.
A Halloween party in the form Johnson drove with him to Port­
of an old fashioned pie social land, where he took the train
will be given in the social hall for Fargo.
Mr. Johnson had not seen his
of the Evangelical church on
Friday evening, October 22, ac­ parents for 12 years.
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cording to plans made at a meet­
EASTERN
STAR GROUP
ing of the Betty Brite circle at
the home of Mrs. Vera Jones ATTEND SOCIAL FUNCTION
Tuesday afternoon.
A group from Nehalem Chap­
The pies will be auctioned off
and games and Halloween fun ter of the Eastern Star attended
a social function in St. Helens
are being arranged. The affair
Tuesday night given for the
is for the pleasure of all circles
Worthy Matron and patrons of
of the missionary society and
Portland
icinity.
friends and families.
New members who joined the
circle were Mrs. G. C. Kirkbride
and Mrs. Potts.
Guests were
•Mrs. Oscar Weed, Mrs. Emma
Weed and Mrs. A. V. Mowe.
About t 21 were present.
VERNONIA, OREGON
The Vernonia guests included
Mrs. C. L. Brock, worthy mat­
ron, W. T. Lilly, worthy patron,
Olive Masters, Ivy Masters, Mrs.
E. M. Bollinger, Mrs. Oscar
George, M. J. Hanon, Ernest
Herman and C. L. Brock.
MRS. GREENMAN ATTENDS
BRIDAL SHOWER
Mrs. Judd Greenman went : to
Silverton
Wednesday
of 1 last
week to attend a bridal shower
given in honor of Harriette
Campbell of Beaverton, whose
marriage to Hale Greenman will
be an event of October 30 in
Portland.
Mrs. Greenman and Miss Camp­
bell motored to Medford the fol­
lowing day and returned Monday.
On Thursday of this week
Miss Campbell, her mother Mrs.
J. A. Campbell, and her grand­
parents Dr. and Mrs. Keeler were
luncheon guests of the Green­
mans.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1937
extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. C. L. Anderson and her
son John Grady of this city.
Mrs'. Thompson is traveling East
for a visit. She will go to Min-
nesota.
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NEHALEM CLUB MEETS*
AT F. M. RUHL HOME
Arrange­
urday, October 16.
ments were made ât their regular
meeting Monday night.
Another social Project of the
group is a Halloween party on
the evening of October 25.
PYTHIAN SISTERS HOLD
SOCIAL EVENING
Mrs. E. J. Preston and Mrs.
Members of Vernonia Temple,
F. M. Ruhl entertained the Neha-
lem club at the Ruhl home Wed- Pythian Sisters, entertained at
a social evening for Knights of
nesday afternoon.
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Pythias and their ladies in the
lodge hall Wednesday.
RAINBOW GIRLS TO
Cards furnished the evening’s
GIVE BENEFIT DANCE
diversion and refreshments were
The members of Nehalem As- served,
Mrs. Harry Culbertson
sembly, Order of Rainbow for and Mrs. A. L. Kullander were
girls are giving a benefit dance chairmen of the committees in
in the Odd Fellows hall this Sat- charge of arrangements.
HAL ROACH'S
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MRS. PETERSON ENTERTAINS
FOR TWO FRIENDS
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GAMES
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Mr. and Mrs. Chas. G. Stanton
of Timber, prominent members of
the local Christian Church are
planning to move to Roseburg.
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WITH 6 MASKS AND MOVIE PLAYLETS TO ACT
Mrs. Phil Peterson entertained
with two tables of bridge Wed­
nesday afternoon in compliment
to Mrs. Margaret Grady and Mrs.
Paul Thompson who are leaving
soon for the East.
Additional gueests were Mrs.
Judd Greenman, Mrs. Charles L.
Burrow of Vale, Mrs. C. L. And-
erson, Mrs. John Grady and Mrs.
J. H. Dailey.
Mrs. Grady is returning to her
home in Kansas City after an
FAREWELL PLANNED
MR. AND MRS. STANTON
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