1 t t’S BE SOCIABLE
L/oti.ahs Initiate
71 ice New Members—
Three new members were initiat
ed into the Rebekah Lodge at the
rcgu.ar meeting on Thursday even
ing, August 27. The three initiates
aie Hazel Cobat, Melba Johnson,
Evelyn Shipley. Guests were pres
ent from the Wes.port, Sandy, and
forest Grove lodges. Several Odd
l'e.,uws attended, including Emii
Mess.ng, who was presented a gift
for his kindness to the lodge. Lunch
was served at midnight.
Reception Due for
New Minister—
Friends and members of the E-
vangelical church are invited to at
tend a reception tonight, September
3, at 7:30 in .he reception hall of
the church for the new minister,
Reverend Allen Backer. Members
cf the recep ion committee art Mrs.
Dave Marshall, Mrs. Sue Eversaul,
and Mrs. Bertha Kirkbride.
Rainbow Practice
Announced—
Officers of the Rainbow Girls
will meet at the Masonic Temple
Wednesday, September 9 to practice
.or the initia.ion ceremony which
will be held September 14. This
will be the first meeting since
early summer.
Mrs. Cason Re-elected
President of Club—
Mrs. John Burnside was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the Deborah
Circle of the Evangelical Mission
ary Society, and was assisted by
Ternrnal Cafe
855 Bridge. Phone 393
WE’LL GIVE IN!
Due to popular de
mand we shall remain
open on Sundays as be-
Mrs. Dave Marshall. Mrs. Dan Ca
son was re-elected president at the
circle; Mrs. Walter Olinger, vice-
president; and Mrs. Judd Greenman,
secretary-treasurer. Two new mem
bers, Mrs. Robert Holcomb and Mrs.
W. D. B..iley, and two visitors, Mrs.
Minnie Malmsten and Mrs. Allen
Backer, attended. The nex, meet
ing wit. be held October 6 at the
home „f Mrs. Cason with Mrs.
Hamp Roberson assisting.
Mountain Heart Club
Has Picnic Tuesday—
took the post of first vice-president,
replacing Mrs. Weidman who resign
ed to be secretary-treasurer.
Legion officers installed as elect
ed July 7 were as follows:
Mr. Biggs, commander; E. A.
Shipman, vice-commander; J. E.
Tapp, chaplain; Cass Bergerson,
finance officer; H. H. King, ser
geant-at-arms; J. W. Nichols, ‘ad
jutant. Harry Culbertson and Wal
ter Kent are members of the exec-
utive committee.
Auxiliary visitors included Mrs.
Grover Francis, department pres-
ident, Mrs. Mae Whitcomb, depart-
ment secretary, Mrs. Alice Estey,
fo.mer Vernonia member, and. Mrs.
Eda Zolezza, national news chair-
man.
Entertainment for the evening
consisted of two vocal solos by Miss
Joanne Nichols, accompanied by her
sister. Miss Barbara Nichols, and
a song by Mrs. Pete Weidman. Re
freshments, including the now-nov
el homemade caRe, were served.
Seventeen or eighteen members
and several guests of the Mt. Heart
Social Club attended a picnic Tues
day afternoon at Arc dia Park. A.
the business meeting it was decid
ed to postpone the Rebekah dance
scheduled foi September 12, in fav
or of the Mothers’ Service Club
dance. Their next dance will be
held September 26 with the usual
orchestra. These benefit dances
have been held ;o raise the money
for shingles for the I.O.O.F. hall
roof, and the final payment was re-
STONEY POINT—Glen Bodell
cently made. The group plans to
has returned to work after being
buy a bond soon.
home with a broken toe for two
weeks.
Mother, Son Installed
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Howell spent
In Top Legion Posts—
Saturday visiting relatives at Banks.
American Legion and American
Week-end guests at the home of
Legion Auxiliary officers were in Mrs. Valeria Stout were Mr. and
stalled last Thursday night, August Mrs. L. L. McCoy of Mills City and
27, at a joint ceremony, with Mrs. Mrs.L. 0. Bowerman.
Charles Rhoades of Portland as
Mrs. Fred Dusek and children
Auxiliary installing officer, And spent the past week picking hops
Hjalmar Erickson of Portland, dis near Independence.
trict commander, as Legion instal
Mr. and Mrs. Vurl Roberts were
ling officer and speaker. Mrs. Ruby Saturday visitors at Hillsboro.
Biggs was installed as Auxiliary
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Shaffer and
president, replacing Mrs. H. H. Rosalie and Irene Driscoll were
King. Her son, .Charles Biggs, re Portland visitors Saturday.
places Harry Culbertson as Legion
Mr. and Mrs.’ Vur-. Roberts had
commander. It is unusual, even in as their week-end guests Mr. and
the state, for a mother and son tf Mrs. Shirlee Roberts and baby, The
be the simultaneous
holders
% two families spent Sunday at the
these posts.
beach.
Other Auxiliary members instal
E. A. Elliott and children spent
led were: Mrs. Harry Culbertson, Saturday in Portland.
first
vice-president;
Mrs.
Pete
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Browning and
Weidman, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. son motored .o Portland Sunday to
Dora Washburn, second vice-pres meet Mr. Browning’s sister, Mrs.
ident. Mrs. J. C. Lincoln was chosen J. P. Williams of Hines, who ex
secretary-treasurer at the election pects to visit relatives in Portland
on June 17, but resigned to move and Vernonia.
to another city.
Culbertson
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Baker vis-
Man Starts Work
Since Injury Well
Wood Circu
lators are
going fast
i.ed with I <e Hall and Carrie Weis-
Vernonia Eagle Thursday, September 3, 1942
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enbe.g Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy Derebery their first V-mail letter a few days Longview were Sunday guests at
were Sunday guests at the home of ago. It came from their son, Fran- the Oliver Mellinger home.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Mellinger.
cis. who is in India.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis motored
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis received
Mr. and Mrs. George Dejaegher of to Portland Satur<fay.
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