LET’S BE SOCIABLE
Queen of Hearts
Bridge Club Meets—
Refreshments of sandwiches, tur
key salad, cake and coffee were
served at the close of the evening.
Dorothy Sandon was chairman of
the program committee; Florence
McDonald, chairman of the refresh
ment committee.
The Queen of Hearts Bridge
Club met at the home of Mrs.
William Heath, December 14, Thurs
day. Mrs. Ben Brickel won high
score and Mrs. Lowell' Hieber, sec
ond high.
Eastern Stars Tour
iMembers attending the party
Davidson
’s Bakery—
were
Mesdames:
Roland
Eby,
Twenty-five members of the
Schnebly visited the local schools
Briot, Frank Hartwick, Lowell Hieb Eastern Star and their friends
toured Davidson’s Bakery plant in
er, and the hostess.
Portland Tuesday of this week. The
gioup saw the large, improved stor
Eastern Stars, Masons
age bins for sifted flour, huge
and Families Feted—
dough mixers, the giant traveling
The Eastern Stars and the Mas- oven, bread cooler, bread slicer and
ons and their families were enter bread wrapper in the modern bak
tained with a pot-luck dinner and ery.
Christmas party at the Masonic
Lunch was served in a room
Temple, Friday night, December 15. especially for guest service, a lec
Each parent brought a gift for a ture followed on various uses of
child; these were exchanged by the bread in entertaining.
children during the festivities.
Little Dance Club
Attempts New Start—
Pythian Sisters Visited by
Grand Chief of Oregon—
The lamp which has been on dis
play at Kullander’s Jewelry Store,
will be awarded the evening of
December 23rd at 7:30 o’clock at
the Jewelry store.
The next meeting, December 27,
is to be a Christmas party at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred John
son. Will each sister remember her
Pythian friend.
Auxiliary Makes Final
Plans for New Year’s Dance
At the regular meeting of the
Auxiliary on Monday evening final
arrangements were made concerning
the New Year’s Eve dance. An ex
tensive ticket sale, is under way
by the members.
The unit is pleased to report that
dur membership quota has been
excelled, making us eligible for a
national citation. The members have,
as usual sent a handkerchief with
each membership pinned in the
corner to Mrs. W. O. Horselfall,
Department President, as a Christ
mas gift. All other units do the
same.
We are remembering, with Christ
mas messages all local veterans who
are in various hospitals.
The next meeting of the Auxili
ary will be held on the 3rd Mon
day, January 15th. This will be an
afternoon meeting called at 1:30
o’clock as there is special business
to be brought up before the group.
The regular meeting of the Pyth-
The Little Dance Clulb met Fri- I ian Sisters was held in the I. O. O.
day evening, December 15, at the j F. hall, Wednesday evening, Decem-
A. J. Hughes home. Lyman Hawken b 13.
/
was named General Chairman
The Grand Chief of Oregon, Mar-
Tom Bateman acted as secretary. | garet Phillips, made her official
Hawken replaces M. F. Ranes who visit at that time. Accompanying
has moved to Eugene since the first | her were Mr. Phillips, Mr. and Mrs.
meeting in October at which time I Thad Graves, Mrs. Graves being a
500 Club Entertained
plans were postponed until the Junior Supreme Representative of
by
the Robert Woods—
strike settlement.
Oregon Pythian Sisters, and Mrs.
The
500 Club held its Christmas
Because of expressed interest jn Estella Johnson, Grand M. of F.,
dinner and party Sunday, Decem
continuing the Little Dance Club, all from Portland.
ber 17, at the Robert Wood home
the general committee met, named
The evenings activities started at Wilark. The affair was attended
its new chairman, and decided to with a dinner at 6:30 o’clock honor
interview last year’s members and ing the guests also new members. by the members and their husbands.
After a delicious turkey dinner, at
prospective new members as to
During the regular meeting, of
desirability of commencing a series ficers for the ensuing year were 2:30 in the arternoon, guests play
of three dances to begin in the elected as follows: Most Excellent ed 500, pirtochle, checkers and en
joyed gifts received when “Santa”
latter part of January.
Chief, Georgia Melliinger, Excel!-
Attending the committee meeting ent Senior, Reta Lamping; Excell- visited.
Besides the hosts those attending
were: Mr, and Mrs. Lyman Hawken, ent Junior, Edna Heenan; Manag-
Mr. and Mrs. Earl' Dial, Mr. and er, Ann Johnson; Mistress of Re- the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Mrs. Tom Bateman, Mrs. Marvin cords and Correspondence, , Fern Hearing, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gor
Kamholz and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kullander; Mistress of Finance, don, Mr. and Mrs. Rube Archibald,
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Taylor, Mr. and
Hughes.
Clara Kerns; Protector, Gladys Mrs. John Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
Parry; Guard, Mildred Gay; In-
Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Rebekahs and Odd Fellows stalling Officer, Isabel Culbertson. thur
Gwin, Mr. and Mrs. Westlund Kob-
Hold Annual Xmas Party— After the Grand officers were erstein, Mr. and Mrs. Harry San
On Tuesday night the Rebekahs introduced Manager Edna Heenan son, Mrs. Hattie Ward, Mrs. Earl
and Odd Fellows held their annual presented them with corsages. At S. Smith and Connie Sutherland.
Christmas party in the I. O. O. F. the conclusion of Grand Chief Mar
hall. The large number of members garet Phillip’s inspiring and inter
and their children attending the esting message, Most Excellent
event had an enjoyable evening Chief, Isabel Culbertson, presented
playing games, singing carols, and her with a gift in behalf of the
,
receiving gifts from Santa Claus. Temple. ,
News of the
Theatre
Best Wishes at Christmastide
May happiness and joy be with you on this most
festive of occasions. The management and staff
wish you the merriest of Christmases.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1939
VERNONIA EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
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Season’s Greetings
It’s the same old sentiment, but none the less
sincere—the entire personnel of Sam and
Bob's wishes all its friends and customers
the merriest kind of a Christmas and a New
Year filled to overflowing, with all the
things that make for happiness and con-
tentment.
SAM and BOB
Grocery & Market
JOYS, MISHAPS PROVIDE
LAUGHS IN SCREEN RIOT—
ma Johnson and son, Mohler and KEASEY FOLK SPEND
daughter, Hazel Shipman, Mossman, WEEKEND VISITING
Tuberculosis Germs
Gladys Stone and son, Clyde Car FRIENDS, RELATIVES
rick and children, Grac_‘ Arm
KEASEY—(Special to The Eagle)
strong and the hostess, Mrs. Mar
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Gillham spent
shall. The next meeting will be at
Sunday at the Art Kirk home.
the home of Mrs. Mossman, Dec
Grace Armstrong spent Sunday
ember 27th.
with her folks.
E The annual Christmas program
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. Lindsley,
will be held Thursday evening, Dec-
Annabel
Lindsley and Sam Smith
ember 21, at the schoolhouse at 8
Forest Grove Thursday
drove
to
o’clock.
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Mrs. E. L. Sehorn wrs honor evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Nission and
guest at two birthday dinners last
week. The first dinner was given daughter, Betty, Mrs. Nission’s
at the home of Mrs. Emma Weed mother of Portland and Mrs. Ann
on Thursday evening. The follow Luther and son Jimmie, visited at
ing were present: Mr. and Mrs. the George Comstock home Sunday.
Mrs. George Comstock went to
Oscar
Weed, Mildred Weed, Mr.
College student receiving tuber
and Mrs. E. E. Garner, Larry Ga Portland Sunday on business.
culin test as part of routine physical
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kreiger and
examination. College students be
ner, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Sehorn
long to the age group moBt frequent
and the hostess, Mrs. Emma Weed. children were in Portland Monday.
ly attacked by tuberculosis. Tuber
On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs.
culosls associations, by means of
.Clyde McDonald entertained the fol TIMBER SCHOOL TO
Christmas Seals, are teaching how
lowing at dinner: Mr. and Mrs. GIVE XMAS PROGRAM;
the disease may be prevented and
•Marion Chance, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
cured.
Sehorn, Florence Tisdale and Jean HONOR ROLL PUPILS
McDonald.
TIMBER—(Special to The Eagle)
he made a personal appearance
On Friday afternoon all the —The Timber grade school will
tour throughout the British Isles. children of Pleasant Hill School present a Christmas program on
Autry was on his tour when gave a surprise party for Mrs. E. the night of December 22, at 8 p.
England declared war. When the L. Sehorn’s birthday. A group of m. in the gymnasium.
Pupils on the Honor Roll in the
the intermediate grades presented
theatres of the nation went dark
a play “First Aid for Santa” under upper room for the second 6-weeks
Autry and his party booked pass-
*he direction of Mrs. Irma Chance. are: DeLoise Kay, Frankoleen Elli
age on the U. S. Liner Manhattan. Birthday cake was served by the ott, Evelyn Sellers and Richard
children for refreshment.
.Turley.
TABLOID SHEET FILM SCRIBE
Tracking Down
TRUE TO LIFE—
One of the greatest sources of
irritation in the average news
paperman’s rather hectic life is
the fact that the movies so often
picture them as a group of dipso-
maniaas. Profiting by the exper-
ience of other s studios, Director
Nick Grinde went to great lengths
before the production of “Scandal
Sheet,” Columbia’s thrilling drama
of tabloid journalism at the Joy
Theatre Tuesday, to ensure an ac
curate portrait of a modern news
paper.
Three weeks before Grinde call
ed his cast together, he disappeared
from the lot. Every day he visited
some editorial or press room, where
he watched and swapped yarns with
the reporters. At night, he went
out on assignments with the “leg”
men and covered important stories.
’OWELL AND LOY CO-STAR
'N NEW “THIN MAN” HIT—
William Powell and Myrna Loy,
ong hailed as the screen’s most
>opular “Mr. and Mrs.” team, come
to the Joy Theatre starting Thurs-
lay in “Another Thin Man,” third
if the scintillating detective series
vhich has swept the nation with
a shower of laughs.
Like its famous predecessors,
‘The Thin Man” and “After the
Thin Man” the story of “Another
Thin Man” combines a puzzling
and intriguing murder mystery with
the happy, gay and sometimes hec
tic married life of Nick and Nora
Charles, the detective pair whom
Powell and Miss Loy created so
ielightfully in the first picture of
the series.
Highlighted by the gay and amus
ing events in a home where every
one does as he pleases, Universal’s
comedy drama, “The Family Next
Door,” opens Saturday at the Joy
Theatre.
Hugh Herbert is seen as the
whimsical father who has reason to
doubt whether he is really the
“head of the house.” Ruth Don
nelly, popular comedienne, has the
role of the mother who spends hei
time trying to marry off her pretty
daughter, Joy Hodges. Eddie Quih
lan portrays the elder son who has PLEASANT HILL XMAS
a million ideas of getting rich, and ’ROGRAM THURS.; MRS.
Juanita Quigley appears as the SEHORN HONORED
small' daughter. Benny Bartlett,
TREHARNE—(Special to The
last seen with Shirley Temple, in
“Just Around the Corner,” has the Eagle)—Miss Dorothy Webb visited
Kathleen Saver, who has been quite
role of the kid brother.
’ll, Sunday afternoon.
Home Demonstration of the Kist
RUSSIAN ROYAL JEWELS
Unit met at the homT of Mrs. Mil-
COPIED IN “NINOTCHKA”—
I
Duplicating some of the oldest ired Hult.
Mrs. A. H. Webb has been in
royal jewels in Russia was the suc
cessfully completed task by two Garden Home taking care of her
manufacturing jewelers assigned mother who was sick.
Ed Houghtaling who was very
to fashion the tiara, bracelets,
necklaces and other pieces that sick last week is reported better.
Mrs. Frank O’Connor and Elton
figure in Garbo’s new picture,
“Ninotchka,” opening Sunday at returned home from Seaside Mon
the Joy Theatre.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. James Costi and
The jewels figure prominently in
the plot which revolves about sons, Richard and Eugene, were
Garbo’s efforts as a Russian wo Sunday evening visitors at the
man commissar to sell the pieces home of Mr. and Mrs. Garland
confiscated from royalty by the Seger.
Mrs. Bert Keck was hostess for
Bolsheviks.
None of the actual jewels could ;he Quilting Club at her home last
be secured. But a rare Russian book Thursday.
dealing with court ceremonies, cos
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Wienecke
tumes and such details of the rule of Hillsboro were Saturday visitors
of the Romanoffs, was unearthed it the Carl Wienecke home.
Five new children were enrolled
by research expert Robert Bruce.
From detailed drawings and de «t the Pleasant Hill School' last
scriptions in this volume the jewels Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Garland Seger and
were manufactured iin paste.
Patricia and Mrs. Elizabeth Mullins
GENE AUTRY HAS ROUGH
were dinner guests Saturday even-
CROSSING ON OCEAN TRIP—
ing at the home of Mr. and M I
Behind every cloud is a silver Floyd Thomas.
lining and, according to Republic's
Word was received that a 4-
cowboy star Gene Autry, the say pound baby boy was born to Mr
ing goes double in spades when the ond Mrs Al Jensen of Milton-Free- I
dreaded “cloud” is mal-de-mer—sea vater. The baby is a grandson of
sickness to the common folk. Autry, !r. and Mrs. Ed Houghtaling.
who is to be see« in “Roving
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Nelson spent
Tumbleweeds” at the Joy theatre 'he weekend at Jewell with rela-
Tuesday and Wednesday, made the tives.
above observation when he arrived
Handicraft Club met at the home
at the New York Port of Entry of Mrs. Dave Marshall on the O. A.
after a ------------------
storm-tossed voyage across Hill. Wednesday, December 13.
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the Atlantic from England «there [Those present were Mesdames: Ir-
YOUR WEEK’S PROGRAM AT THE
JoyTheatre
Thursday and Friday, December 21 and 22
EDWARD SMALL presents
THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK
Lifarring
LOUIS
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