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PAGE SIX VERNONIA EAGLE, THANKSGIVING DAY IS OCCASION FOR REUNIONS FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1937 VERNONIA, OREGON Sportsmanlike Driving—Watch Hill Crests at ceremonies conducted by Neha lem assembly Monday night. A social hour and refreshments concluded the evening’s activi ties. ed honors at a birthday party given for them at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Salomonsen Saturday night, Birthday gifts were presented to each. Eigh- teen guests were present. Thanksgiving day was the oc casion for family reunions by ______ * many Vernonia residents, some entertaining at home while others THREE SHARE HONORS Mrs. J. C. Cochran and son of were dinner guests out of town. AT BIRTHDAY DINNER Oregon City accompanied Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davidson Virgil Powers and Mrs. George and daughter of Portland were Mrs. Oscar Kaphammer, Ralph Drorbaugh to Eugene to spend guests of the C. L. Andersons. Bowerman and John Hayes shar- the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bennett and family spent the holiday with Mrs. Bennett’s mother in Vancouver. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Thompson There is a popular song entitled “One Never Knows.” It is apropos of driving at hill crests. One never knows what lies just were hosts i at a family dinner 0V uj "e c^est. The road may be clear or cars may be piled up in attended I by Mr. Thompson’s a bad accident. The Sportsmanlike Driver always slows down when family from Portland. I approaching a “blind” hill crest. A large family reunion was A.A.A. SAFETY FEATURES a delightful occasion at the Sid ney Malmsten home for Thanks- the Evangelical church was a i H. M. Condit Thursday of last giving dinner. pleasant occasion for the large i ! week. week, Those attending were The L. H. Deweys went to number 'of members and friends Mrs. A. L. Bassett, Mrs. Harvey Portland as guests of Mrs. of the church who attended. Crume, Mrs. Louis Boeck, Mrs. Dewey’s brother-in-law and sis- During the dinner hour Rev. Sidney Malmsten, Mrs. Harry ter, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Cady. H. R. Scheuerman introduced Meyers and Mrs. Lyman Hawken. THE PEOPLE ______ ♦ PUT A DASH The Ben S. Owens home was several visiting guests and local the scene of a holiday dinner for men who spoke briefly. Those STUDY CLUB COLLECTS OR LINE OF local members of the family. RED NEXT TO participating were George A. ABOUT $200 FOR RED CROSS The Lyman Hawken’s went to Nelson, county agent from St. THE STAM F=> TO KEEP Members of the Vernonia Stu Portland to spent Thanksgiving Helens, Mrs. Maude Purvine, AWAY THE EVIL SPIRIT. with relatives of Mrs. Hawken. county home demonstration dy club, who have been assisting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Salomonsen agent, Mrs. Sarah Baker Smith in the Red Cross membership and daughter Margaret were in of St. Helens, E. H. Condit, drive under the chairmanship of Astoria for dinner with Mr. Sal- superintendent of the local Mrs. Judd Greenman, are ex omonsen’s mother. grade school, and Ray D. Fisher. pecting to be able to hand in in this country ._____ * \ about $200.00. Their collections Clifton Hiatt sang a solo, ac are not entirely completed. a dash of color is added to the business envelope corner MRS. McCRAE REVIEWS companied by Opal Scheuerman, card to attract attention and increase advertising value. ______ •______ BOOK AT STUDY CLUB who also played a piano solo. MRS. TOMLIN ENTERTAINS Let us put your business enve Mrs. E. J. Douglass was res POLLYANNA CIRCLE Dale Carnegie’s popular book lope through the Mail-Well Cor “How to Win Friends and In ponsible of beautiful decorations ner Card Clinic — Here special fluence People” was reviewed which included golden baskets of Mrs. A. E. Tomlin entertained ists study the wording and the by Mrs. Wallace Me Crae at a autumn flowers, golden candles, the Pollyanna circle at her home design — add a gadget here and meeting of the Vernonia Study and sprays of colorful leaves Wednesday afternoon of last a dash of color there — and you club at the home of Mrs. Ross and berries. Baskets of ferns week. Thanksgiving was the have it—an envelope in keeping Duncan November 18. were placed about the room. theme of a service led by Mrs. with the nature of your business Mrs. Judd Greenman, chair- I Articles used in the harvest Henry John. The birthday of and one you will be proud to man of the Study Club’s divi- display which was arranged in Mrs. H. R. Scheuerman was re use. sion of the Red Cross drive, as- the auditorium were given to membered with the presentation May we send your present business envelope in signed residential sections for needy families. of a gift from the circle mem clinic today? members to solicit. A large wall panel depicting bers. »_____ At the previous meeting of the pilgrims' Thanksgiving was Your Mail-Well Dealer is the club, for which Mrs. 1 Ben loaned by Mrs. Lulah E. Fuller JOAN LINDSAY INITIATED Bennett was hostess on Novem ton. INTO RAINBOW ORDER ber 4, Mrs. E. M. Bollinger gave Joan Lindsay was initiated into a review of “And So - Vic REBEKAHS REPORT toria” by Vaughn Wilkins. SUCCESSFUL CARD PARTY the Order of Rainbow for girls I The club schedule was chang A successful card party with ed for the months of November and December in order to avoid 46 in attendance was reported conflict with holidays. The next by the Mountain Heart Rebekah meeting will be on the first social club following its second Thursday of December at the benefit party in the I. O. O. F. hall last Friday evening. home of Mrs. Paul Gordon. Vernonia Eagle »______ CHURCH DINNER 18 PLEASANT OCCASION FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE ENJOYS POT-LUCK DINNER Order of Eastern Star Nehalem Chapter 153, 0. E. S. Regular commu nication first Friendship circle members en The church dinner and social and third Wed joyed their monthly pot-luck the afternoon which followed nesdays of each month, at Ma annual Harvest Home service of luncheon at the home of Mrs. sonic Tempie. All visiting sis ters and broth ers welcome. Leona McGraw, Sec. Myrtle Brock, W. M. We have an exceptional value in a Chevrolet sedan. We in vite gou to look it over. A. F. & A. M. Vernonia Lodge No. 184 A. F. & A. M. meets at Masonic Temple, Stated Communication First Thursday of each month. Special called meetings on all other Thurs- day nights, 7:30 p. m. Visitors most cordially welcome. Special Meeting» Friday Night». T. M. Crawford, W. M. Glenn F. Hawkins, Sec. Business Directory A. FEDERICI Expert Shoe Repairing. All Work Guaranteed 868 Bridge St. Nehalem Valley Motor Freight Frank Hartwick, Proprietor Portland- Timber- Vernonia* Mitt - Birkenfeld - Jewell Roland L. 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