FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1939
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
I Ben Butler Corps; all of Portland.
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LET’S BE SOCIABLE
Mrs. Estey Reviews
Book at Study Club—
The Vernonia Study Club held
its regular meeting last Thursday,
December 7, at Mrs. William
Heath’s home in Riverview. After
the dessert luncheon, each member
responded to roll call by giving a
current event. Mrs. Phil Taylor was
c lected to membership during the
(business session.
Mrs. Alice Estey reviewed the
book “The Patriot” by Pearl Buck.
This novel relates the story of a
Chinese boy who went to Japan
where he marries a Japanese girl.
At the outbreak of war between
Lis native country and his wife’s
native country, the couple separate,
the husband setting out for China
to fight in the war against Japan.
The next meeting of the club
will be a Christmas party to be held
Thursiiy, December 21, at Mrs. Ed
Bollinger’s. Mrs. Paul Gordon will
present the program on a review of
Indian Art.
c. s.
Hoffman Given
B;”ibdav Party—
C. S. Hoffman was honored by
a surprise birthday party last Fri
day night at his home. The even
ing was spent in playing bridge.
Those attending the party besides
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman were: Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Marston, the
Misses Freda Beck, Jane Wilkinson.
Jane Lovett and Ruby Maddess.
Fullerton Studio
Scene of Piano Recital—
Mrs. Lulah E. Fullerton presented
some of her students in a piano
recital at her studio residence last
Wednesday evening, December 6.
The program consisted of selections
rendered by advanced and begin
ning students. Taking part were:
Lorena Ray Cantwell, Annetta Lang,
Jimmie Rusow, Barbara Kennedy,
Maxine Hartwick, Deri Roberts,
Beverly Wridge, Mervin Brock, Lu-
Also five ladies from Hillsboro,
two of whom are Past Department
cille Colsen, Erma Koberatein, Officers. We had the honor of
Tommie Lou Holcomb, Delores having the “Traveling Flag" for
Bergstrom and Sheila McCaffery. the day brought by the Hillsboro
ladies.
A;ter a pot-luck dinner the meet
Birthday Luncheon
ing was called to order and the
for Mrs. Alfred Bays—
Mrs. A. P. Bays was honored Corps was inspected by Department
President Alice Turner.
with a surprise birthday luncheon
Wednesday, December 6, at her
Evangelical Missionary
home. Mrs. Maude Ramsley was
Society
Elects Officers—
hostess for the occasion.
The Missionary Society of the
Those attending were: Mesdames: Evangelical church met Wednesday,
Ethel Halt, Ione Justice, Myrtle December 6 at the church. Mrs.
Cline, Gertrude Kirk, Clarence Judd Greenman had harge ofi the
Watts, Alfred Webb, Ruth Kellmer Devotional Service.
Mrs.
Leslie
: nd children, Billy and Barbara, Dewey reviewed the chapter on
Claude Tackett and children, LeRoy Africa in the study book entitled
and Ralph, Eva Jacobs and daught- “Women and the Wey.”
er, Joanne, and Grandma Rogers.
The business meeting was given
to electing new officers for the
Social Club Holds
ensuing year: President, Mrs. E.
Christmas Party—
J. Douglass; Vice president, Mrs.
The Social Club of the Eastern G. C. Kirkbride; Secretary, Mrs.
Star held a Christmas party in the J. C. Junkins; Treasurer, Mrs. J.
recreation Mali o’f the Masonic W. Nichols.
Temple Wednesday, December 13th.
Members of the Betty Brite
Mrs. George Plumb, president of Circle acted as hostesses for the
the group, Mrs. Glenn Hawkins and meeting and served refreshments
Mrs. J. L. Timmons were hostesses after the business meeting
for the party.
A program under the direction Mrs. E. Frazee Has
of Mrs. A. J. Hughes, Mrs. Eurma
Candlelight Bridge Club—
Hartwick and Mrs. Ed Bollinger
Mrs. E. Frazee was hostess to
was presented. Gifts were exchang-
the
Candlelight Bridge Club which
?d and carols were sung preceding
met
at Mrs. Harold McEntire’s
the serving of refreshments by the
home Tuesday, December 9. The
hostesses.
hostess, Mrs. Frazee, haJd high
score and Mrs. Glen Hawkins had
Distinguished Guests
low.
Entertained by Corps—
The John Bucher, Woman’s Re-
lief Corps, No. 49, at its meeting
in November, with the president,
Florence McDonald presiding, enter
tained the following distinguished
guests:
Department President Alice Turn
er of La Grande; 94-year old T. A.
Pinland, Department Commander of
the G. A. R. o" Oregon; Past De
partment President Diva Rounds;
Elizabeth Olsen, Past Department
Officer; Stella Starr, President of
Betty Brite Circle Meets
With Mrs. Paul Gordon—
The Betty Brite Circle met at
Mrs. Paul Gordon’s home Tues
day, December 12; Mrs. Ross Dun
can assisted the hostess. Eighteen
members of the circle were pres
ent. The ladies decided to hold a
cooked food sale Friday, Decem
ber 22. The next meeting of the
group will be Tuesday, January
9, at Mrs. A. E. Jones’.
Virginia Vaughn Initiated
into Rainbow Monday-
Holiday Sale of Dresses
Made to Sell at $3.98
Soft wool challies with the sprightly back fullness
that is so new. Crepes with bodices that are
gathered and shirred—clever dresses for the holi
days at a surprising low price.
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Boxed Hankies
25c to 59c
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Virginia Vaughan was initiated
into Rainbow for Girls Monday
night. Her sister, Jean, acted as
Worthy Advisor. Following the cere
mony, plans were made for a
Christmas party for the mothers of
the Rainbow girls to be given
next Monday night at the Masonic
Temple. The same evening the Ma
jority Degree will be conferred
upon Dorothy Webb.
Mrs. Marston Entertains
0. A. Bridge Club—
Mrs. Charles Marston met with
the 0-A Bridge Club at her home
in Riverview, Tuesday, Decembei
12. Guests were Mrs. Merle Ruhl
and Mrs. Lee Caulfield. Mrs. Lyman
Hawken held high score. Members
attending were Mesdames, A. J.
Hughes, Walter Vaughan, Judd
Greenman, Connie Anderson, Alice
Estey and Lyman Hawken.
Knights of Pythias
Elect Officers—
Knights of Pythias held election
of officers at the regular meeting
of the lodge Monday night, Decem
ber 11. Officers elected were: Fred
Johnson, Chancellor Commander.
Ray Mills, Vice-Chancellor; Norris
Soden, Prelate; O. G. Weed, Master
of Work; R. M. Aldrich, Keeper
of the Records and Seal; J. C. Lin
coln, Master of Exchequer; Clar
ence Lamping, Master at Arms,
Robert Lamping, Inner Guard; H.
M. Culbertson, Outer Guard; C. C.
Van Doren, Trustee.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Butcher
of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Lewis, Jean Lewis and Betty
Thacker motored to Seaside to see
the high tides and visited other in
teresting objects, Mrs. Butcher is
a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis,
Mr. Ted Lewis and children.
Marion, Betty, Annabel and Charles,
motored to Portland Saturday on
business and to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane and
and
children, Lewis,
Annetta
Gloria, were in Portland on bur-
iness Saturday. They visited ’ wit’i
relatives while there.
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Brarrdsel
visited relatives at Goble last week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hatfield and
daughter, Jonnibel, Mr. and Mrs.
Denny Ryvew, both families of
Vernonia, and Mr. and Mrs. Chet
Taylor and daughter, Jacqualine,
spent Friday evening at the Stan
ley Olson’s home.
Mrs. Grace Fowler, Mrs. Susie
Fowler, Mrs. Edna Gwin, Mrs.
Blanche Lindsay and Mrs. Annetta
Pearl surprised Mrs. Grace Cant
well with a pot-luck birthday din
ner, December 6. She received many
beautiful gifts. They spent the
afternoon sewing.
Jim Hanna was able to return
to his job the past week. He has
been on the sick list.
Roy Greenslit went to Portland
and brought his car back. He was
having it repaired in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Palandri
were Vernonia shoppers Saturday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Taylor spent
Sunday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Liedy and
children and Mrs. Liedy’s mother,
Mrs. Joe Roeser, were Vernonia
shoppers last week.
Mrs. Otto Cantwell, Mrs. Walt
Fowler and Mrs. Chris Fowler were
in Portland Thursday where they
visited with Mrs. Harold Pearl and
son.
Miss Betty Thacker of Treharne
spent the weekend with Miss Jean
I.ewis.
Miss Jean Lewis and Miss Betty
Olson attended Rainbow Monday
night.
Miss Dorothy Hanna has been
unable to attend school due to an
attack of the flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Brown of
Scappoose and Miss Mildred Cox of
Cottage Grove were visiting at the
Jim Hanna home Sunday. Mrs.
Brown and Miss Cox are Mrs.
Hanna’s nieces.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Burke were
Vernonia shoppers Monday aflter-
noon. Mr. Burke has been on the
sick list the past week.
Mrs. Walt Fowler was a Vernonia
shopper Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Glen Pearl left Sunday to
spend three days with Mrs. Harold
Pearl and son, Jackie, at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. George Pearl of
Goble.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Olson visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Chet Everett
of Chapman Sunday.
Mrs. Bob Woods and Mrs. Vance
Sutherland and children, Bethine
and Connie were Vernonia shoppers
Monday.
Mrs. Emma Taylor and Mrs. Flor
ence Olson were Vernonia shoppers
Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Halverson were
Portland visitors Saturday and I
spent the weekend with Mrs. Hal-
verson’s folks, Mr. and Mrs. Tim
Goodrich of Portland.
Miss Dorothy Hanna spent Fri-
day night and Saturday with Miss
Juanita Parker in Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Pearl and
children, Glena and Gerry, spent
Saturday with Mrs. Harold Pearl
and baby. Then they spent the aft
ernoon with Mrs. Pearl’s folks, Mr.
and Mrs. Simon, and Mr. Pearl s
fiolks, Mr. and Mrs. George Pearl.
Both families live near Goble.
Earl Atkins and Bud Atkins mo-
tored to Vancouver and White Sal-
mon, Washington, Friday, andj
brought back Hubert Chase and
Miss^Lyloth Van DeBogart, who is
Mrs. Atkin’s niece. Miss DeBogart
is going to stay at the Atkins
home and go to Vernonia high
school this year. She is a senior.
Bud Atkins took Hubert Chase
back to Vancouver, Washington
Monday.
Mrs. Atkins' sister and brother-
in-law were dinner guests at the
Atkins’ home Sunday. They are from
Portland.
Mrs. Harry Sandon, Mrs. Sandon s
mother, Mrs. Ward, and Mrs. Frank
Lane were dinner guests and played
bridge the rest of the afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Charles Lewis.
Glen Hawkins of Vernonia has
a different job—that of train dis
patcher here at Wilark.
Mrs. Speck Ford and Mrs. Jimm/
Troy were seen hiking along the
Camp 8 road in the nice December
sunshine Monday afternoon.
Leland Burcham visited relatives
in St. Helens over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrh. Otto Cantwell and
children. Frances Ann and Lurena
Rae, attended the show in Vernonia
Friday evening.
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•’ BEAVER HOMES;
’ÎFFERS FROM STROKE
TREHARNE—(Special to The
Eagle)—'Mr. and Mr«. A. V. Mowe
and Edna, and Mr. and Mrs. E L.;
Sehorn attended a Grange Confer-1
cnee and initiation at Beaver Homes
Thursday evening. Mrs. Sehorn and
Mr. Mowe were members of a
quartet who sang for the third and
fourth d^rr<d initiation, accom
panied by Edna Mowe.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Thomas and
Ervin Mullins Spent Saturday even-1
ing at the Garland Segar and Alvis
Saver homes.
Ed Houghtaling is quite ill with
a stroke from which he has suffer-■
ed since Monday of last week.
PAGE THREE
Sunday guests at the home of at the Jones Logging Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nelson were
George Ortman and Harold and
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Luella spent Saturday with the An-
Baldwin, Leon, Arthur Jr., and Rosa derson family.
Mr. and Mrs. ¿eorge Hartzell,
Lee Baldwin of Jewell, Mrs. H.
Gollersrud and children, Diana and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hartzell and
I son of Sweet Home and Mr. and
Janet, of Grays River, Washington.
Mrs. Manley Long were weekend
Mervin O'Connor of Portland is
guests at the Clyde McDonald home.
spending some time visiting his
Floyd Ortman of Forest Grovel
uncle, Frank O’Connor.
spent several days at his sister’s,
The Stickwell quilting club honor Mrs. Carl Anderson.
ed Mrs. Irma Chance, primary teach
Mrs. Emil Lund was hostess for
er at the Pleasant Hill school, by
i the pinochle club last week.
presenting her with a beautiful
, Mr. and Mrs. Hulan Thacker and
friendship quilt.
I Mrs. Wilbur Thacker were Hillsboro
Mr. and Mrs. Al Backes and Gary
business visitors Wednesday.
and Mr. and Mrs. James McCrory
spent Friday evening at the Segar
home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Webb and
Myrtle were in Portland on busi-
ness Saturday.
Verna Pickens suffered a severe
cut last Thursday when she fell.
Mrs. Frank O’Connor and Elton
motored to Seaside last Saturday
where they plan on making an in
definite stay.
Mrs. Betty Schram entertained
the Quilting Club at her home last
Thursday.
Mrs. Daisy Ornduff and Willis
Ornduff were Sunday visitors at
the H. E. Schram home.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Segar and
Patricia and Mrs. Elizabeth Mullins
were visitors at the James Costa
home Monday.
Bill Smejkal got his finger brok-
en one day last week while at work
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