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Friday, Sept. 26, 1941, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon LLS'i E£ SOCIABLE gon where they were affiliated with Sigma Kappa sorority and Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Allice Hoffman Marriage Read— The Hoffman summer home at McKenzie Bridge was the scene of the wedding Saturday noon of Allice Hoffman, daughter of Mrs. Charles S. Hoffman, and Lieutenant Don O. Tower, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Doane of Portland. The candle-light ceremony was performed before the fireplace dec orated with flowers and ferns. Rev. W. O. Livingstone officiated. The bride wore a costume suit trimmed with fox fur and carried a white prayer book with a shower cf white orchids and stephancsis. Miss Cathrin Hoffman, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore n silk afternoon dress with a cor sage of white orchids. Robert Cherny of Eugene acted as best man. Mrs. Marvin Kamholz sang. A buffet luncheon and reception followed the wedding ceremony. Lieutenant and Mrs. Tower left im mediately after the reception for Salt Lake City, Utah, where he is stationed with the United States Army Air Corps. Both the bride and groom grad uated from the University of Ore- Dinner for Boards, Instructors Held— A dinner for the facilities of the Washington and Lincoln grade schools and [the Vernonia high school and the grade and high school board members was held Wednesday evening at the Legion hall as a “get-together” for tnose people. The dinner was served by ladies of */te American Legion Auxiliary. Juvenile Grange Enjoys Program— The Vernonia Juvenile Grange held its regular meeting on Sat urday night, with most of the members present. A very interest ing lecturer’s program was enjoyed by all. The Subordinate Grange served refreshments to both juve niles and subordinates. Mrs. Anderson Is Hostess for Club— Mrs. C. L. Anderson was hostess at her home in Riverview Thursday for the Friendship Club. A delicious luncheon was served at noon. Mem —T bers present were: Mesdames A. L. Bassett, Sidney Malmsten, Phillip Mill'is, E. Woods, J. B. Wilkerson, Wilbur Graves, Alice Crawford, Harvey Crume, Herbert Condit and Louis Boeck. Guests for the day were Mrs. Ebon Johns and children and Mrs. Edmund Ruediger. Business Women Elect Officers— Officers for the coming year were elected at the first fall meet ing of the Vernonia Business Wo men held Tuesday night at the high school. Mrs. Marvin Kamholz was named president; Mrs. Leatha Tous- ley, vice-president; Mrs. Ralph Val- piani, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Elmore Knight, recording secretary and Mrs. Oscar Steele, treasurer. Installation of the newly elected officers will be held on October 14 at the home of Mrs. Steele. Come on now—Confess! You really need a new house dress. A pretty bright one to cheer you through the dreary tasks of housework. We have literally dozens of new ones. See our windows or come in and try on a few. You will find all sizes from 12 to 52. The APPAREL SHOP and Mrs. John Bino. They were enroute to Spa Lion Caves. 4-H to Meet Miss Kathleen McCrae of Hills boro will put on a demonstration to the large group of 4-H club girls September 26 at the home of Mrs. Preston Bonnell, 4-H leader. All mothers are invited to attend this demonstration. Mts. Mae Tailman and Mrs. Elsie Peterson were honored by a birthday dinner, served them at the home of Mrs. Arthur Fluke, Sr. Mrs. Earl Fisher helped to serve the dinner. Maxine Cameron was home from Portland over the week-end. She is attending Northwestern Business College. Whiteson People Visit Mr. and Mrs. H. Tolson of White- son were Sunday visitors with their son, George Tolson, September 13. Mrs. Jessie Tillman of Buxton and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Frost f Harrisburg were visitors of Mrs. Tillman’s niece, Mrs. Berleigh Tail man, on Friday. Miss Helen Blanchard spent the week-end in Portland with Miss Helen Stone. Mrs. Myrtle Ramsey and Mrs. Thelma Harkson were visitors in Forest Grove last Wednesday. Dinner Party Given Mrs. Joe Reveal entertained last Thursday with a dinner for the following ladies: Mrs. E. C. Kubler, Mrs. Ruth Pinkley, Mrs. John Bino, Mrs. Mae Tallman, Mrs. Emma Goss of Cornelius, and the hostess, Mrs. Reveal. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dalhman of Cochran moved to Elsie last week where Mr. Dalhman has employ ment. Mr. ond Mrs. J. M. Pederson and Freddie of Eugene were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kubler Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. William Harkson entertained last Sunday for the following: Mr. and Mrs. Laycock, Gloria Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. B. Harkson, Miss Sally Harkson, all of Portland, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Mar shall, of Lincoln, Nebraska. Four-Point Buck Is Bagged Girl Breaks Arm Dorothy Ann Hogberg broke her arm last Friday. Dr. Wilson from Forest Grove and a friend, the night patrolman, were Sunday guests of Vern Ego CAMP Mc-GREGOR— Mr. and for a hunting trip. Mrs. Mason returned home after a Mrs. Ole Olson visited in Ver week-end fishing trip with 16 jack nonia with a friend Saturday. salmon, six trout and 1 salmon, weighing twelve pounds. Juanita Rogers is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mason for a few days. Mrs. Robert Lewis of Portland is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Rogers for a few weeks. Mrs. Walter Batson and Agnes Large Buck Killed Harry Trout killed a big four- were Clatskanie visitors on Satur point buck which weighed between day. Austin Dowling and son were 175 and 200 pounds. Mrs. Delbert Glenn gave a birth Portland visitors Monday. A few of the members of the day party for her husband on Fri W. M. S. went to the meeting Wed day evening, September 19. Mr. and Mrs. James Gault spent nesday at Birkenfeld at the Bram- blett home. the week-end in Portland. Martin Mathews who was injured Mr. Erickson went in Wednes day to see his wife who is ill in by a fall from his motorcycle re the St. Vincent’s hospital. He re- gained consciousness partially after a week. He is a very sick man but tujjied home Thursday. Mrs. William Meadows went to we hope for a recovery as his con Vernonia last Friday. Her daughter, dition seems as good as can be Willodeen, who is attending high under the circumstances. William Bridgers was at Vader, school there returned with her to Washington, a couple of days last spend the week-end. week for treatments. On Hunting Trip Bernard Dowling and his father Mr. and Mrs. Peterson went hunting in eastern Oregon Friday. motored over the Wolf Creek high way Saturday and down to Cannon They returned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lund mo Beach. tored to Portland Tuesday and re School Causes Change turned Wednesday. Miss LaVern Hansen is working Mr. Norgard is in the hospital for Mrs. William Bridgers as Agnes where he underwent an operation» Batson left to go to school. Mrs. Norgard is staying in Portland Shady Lane was a Portland visi to be with him. Their daughter, tor Thursday. Margaret, is staying with Höbet g3. Norman Hansen was a Portland Recovers from Appendectomy visitor one day last week. Mrs. O. A. Gari is getting along Richard Banzer and Wayne Rey nicely after an appendectomy per nolds spent a few days at the formed September 1. Pendleton Round-Up last week. Walt Nickels came home Mon Mrs. Donald Sundland was rush day, Septembebr 15, after being in ed to Portland Wednesday evening the hospital with a sprained knee. where she was operated on for Mrs. R. L. Martin went to Clats appendicitis. She is doing well. kanie Friday with Mrs. C. A. Lund. Alvey Trotter and Miss Jean Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lund went Gelette from Elsie called on his to Portland last week-end as did grandparents Sunday afternoon. Mrs. E. B. Blemis. “Pop” Reynolds smashed his hand E. L. Dunlap went to Tillamook quite badly while at work last week. this week-end. Twenty-six guests, all relatives Injured Man Recovering from Washington, ate dinner at *• Charles Hanson home Sunday. Hand Given Attention Bernard Dowling had his hand operated on Tuesday for a growth that came where he had blood poisoning recently. The Al Becker family is at Tilla mook where Mr. Becker is work ing. They expect to move away later. Mrs. Charles Hanson was a Clats kanie visitor Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Libel went to Astoria Monday to see her sis ter, Mrs. Ed Reynolds, who is in the hospital. She was a little better that day. Ed Mier was a shopper Wednes day from Jewell at the Mist store. Enlistment in Navy Planned KEASEY—Eugene Cleveland left last Thursday for the navy. Mrs. Counts took him as far as Portland and spent the night with friends. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. DeVaney and Mrs. Vern Dusenberry made a trip to Portland Monday. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Rasmussen of Hillsboro spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna Luther. Mrs. Viola Comstock and children formerly of Keasey, have purchas ed a home in Tacoma and will move there soon. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Smith are spending a week at Idanha. FLOWERS Corsages, Funeral De signs, Potted Plants BROWN’S FLOWER SHOP Phone 111 4-H Meeting Slated Friday TIMBER—Mr. and Mrs. A. Mar shall of Lincoln, Nebraska, arrived here last Thursday to visit their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Harkson, and Billie. Miss Doris Cropp of Forest Orove was a visitor last Thursday with her father, Warner Cropp, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reveal. Mrs. Emma Goss of Cornelius was a dinner guest at the Kubler home last Thursday evening. 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