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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 30, 1944)
LET’S BE SOCIABLE Department President Visits Relief Corps Mist Boy Scouts Entertain at Gym The Woman’s Relief Corps met at the I.O.O.F. hall on Nov. 16. Pot luck dinner was served at noon. Mrs. Agnes Lindohl, depart ment president of Portland was a guest and also inspected the rec ords and work of the corps at the regular business meeting in the afternoon. Plans were made to finish some quilts for the Red Cross and to pack Christmas boxes for the service boys. The Mist Boy Souts gave a party and program at the Mist gymnasium Monday night of last week. Their guests were their parents, teacher and grange spon sors. Games of basketball, ping pong, India and Chinese checkers were played after which the boys served salad, sandwiches, ice cream and cake. In conclusion, each member gave a short talk on seme phase of scouting. Members of th troup are Lee Enneberg, Tommy Holce, Bobby Kovak, Leonard Scott, Austin Corll, Ralph Waddell, Phillip Larsen, Russell Stuve, and Roy Kizer. Scoutmaster for the group is Walter Mathews. HXMSKEKXNSHE Initiatory Degree Conferred on Three FOR LITTLE BOYS- Jeeps, Tanks, Trucks, Dart sets, Bingo, and many other toys. FOR LITTLE GIRLS-- Drawing sets, Painting sets, Dolls, Tea Sets, Xylophones. At the last regular meeting of the O.H.S., initiatory degrees were given for Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lane and Mrs. John Lara- more. During the conferring of degrees, Frank E. Lane was act ing Worthy Patron in honor of his brother and sister-in-law. A very lovely addenda was given by the officers for the conductress, Mrs. Virgil Powell, and associate conductress, Mrs. Paul Gordon, each being present ed with high arm bouquets of beautiful chrysanthemums and gifts. A solo was sung by Mrs. Oscar George accompanied by 'Mrs. E. Knight. Sei-vice Club Meets Today Members of the Vernonia Ser vice club will meet today, Thurs day, at the Legion hall for their regular gathering. Miss Ruth DeHart Married at Gresham FOR OLDER CHILDREN Blackboards, Bow and Arrow sets, Ping Pong sets, Tripoley, Tennis balls. HOFFMAN Hardware Co. For Bonds, See Uncle Sam — For Hardware, See Hoffman Phone 181 Vernonia NXHXHSHXHZHX Miss Ruth DeHart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. DeHart of Gresham, and Jay Earl Wright, son of Mrs. Clint Fanning of Berryville, Ark. were married Sunday afternoon, Noveml>er 19th at a ceremony performed in the Assembly of God parsonage at Gresham by Rev. G. A. Bullock. The ceremony was attended by Mr. and Mrs. E. M. DeHart and son, Larry, Miss Mary Jane Cline of Portland and Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Miller and two daughters of Portland. After the wedding the party was served a beautiful wedding cake and coffee at Mr. and Mrs. DeHart’s home. The newlyweds then left for a brief trip to Hood River. They will make their home in Portland, where Mr. Wright is employed as a bus driver for the Portland Traction Co. The DeHarts are former res- Former Resident's Grange Christmas Illness Reported Party Planned RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Williams drove to Gaston for their thanksgiving dinner and spent the rest of the week at the home of .then- son, Oscar Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cobat of Lebanon spent the week end with his sister, Mrs. Harold Raymond and family. Mrs. Rose Hienan of Portland spent last week’ at the Virgil Powell home. The two ladies are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. George Davis and son, George, drove to Tim ber Thanksgiving day where they dined with the Keisel family. After the feast the menfolks went fishing and Mr. Davis caught four fine trout. The Art Owens family spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mrs. Owens brothers, Leroy and Shelby Cook, and their families at Camp McGregor. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Condit spent from Friday until Sunday in Portland visiting relatives and spending as much time as was allowed at the bedside of their daughter-in-law, Mrs. E. H. Condit who is seriously ill at the Hohnaman hospital. She is suffering with heart trouble. A round-up of Thanksgiving feastings as reported to us: Mrs. Artie Buckner ate her turkey at the Krinick home; Donna Mae Glenn and a little friend from Portland came to dine with Grandma Bell; Nate Huntley was over from Gaston to help consume a home grown goose at the home of his brother Louis; Wilton Robinson went to Seaside to be with his father; the Jep Brambletts served a bountious meal of which Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schroeder and Mrs. Elder partook; the Frank Mills family dined with the Harry Woodruff family in Vernonia; Mrs. Oscar Sorlee came froqj Portland to be with her parents for the day; the Grice family from Banks, Marion Hall of Portland and the Merckling fam ily of Vernonia sat around the board at the Mahar home; Clif ford Fowler and his family mounted the hill to help Mr. and Mrs. Biggs enjoy their feast; Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Rundell and Mr .and Mrs. Jim Bond were the lucky guests at the >Ed Buck ner home while at the Riley Hall home where honest-to-goodness wild turkey was served we found the Bill Jacobs family of Ver nonia, Joe Wirtz and yours truly. Mrs. Willian Hanick of Nehal em spent the holiday and the week end with Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Crawford. Mrs. Herman Wood and son, Bertram, and Mrs. Olaf Jacob son were in Portland Sat. NATAL — Natal grange met last Wed. night with a very large attendance. Names were drawn for the Christmas party which will be held at the hall Dec. 20th in the evening with the grange and school combined. The Carmichael and Berg fam ilies ate Thanksgiving dinner with the M. B. Steers family. Mrs. Dass and Bernice drove to Portland Thursday and had Thanksgiving dinner with Mary Jane, returning home Fri. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson and sons, Norman and Vernon, called at the Dunlap home Wed. Mrs. Carmichael called on Mrs. Mary Peterson and Mrs. Dunlap Fri. Norman Henderson came from Portland Sat. and spent Sun. with his parents, the Clyde Hen dersons. R. S. Lindsay was in Portland Tues, to attend the funeral of a Thursday, November 30, 1944 nephew. Bud Henderson of Nehalem called at Big Eddy Wed. Bud is an electrician in the merchant marine. He was home about 3 weeks and left again about the 25th. Mrs. Moran is hitch hiking to and from school this week as her car is being repaired. ate their Thanksgiving feast with the DePue family at Vernonia. Their son and family from Willa mina were also guests of the DePue’s. The Nehalem unit of county demonstration will meet this week, Fri., at the home of Mrs. Bern Bliss. Several of the villagers are The Cozy Bus Depot Ph. 582 For Pasteurized MILK & down with colds. Among the children are Shirley and Carl Wickstrom. Wm. Rose was down from the suntmit Tues. duatry, skill and equipment to bring to you all the com fort and wear that you can expect to secure from well constucted footwear. FRANK LINES SHOE REPAIR GAS, OIL, GREASING, BATTERY SERVICE, AUTO REPAIR H. H. Sturdevant ROSE For a tasty appetiz ing lunch; one that is as satisfying as it is de licious, try the counter at the COZY. Excellent fountain drinks of all kinds. 3 Demonstration Planned Friday MIST—The L. E. McGee folks Phone 337 AVENUE GARAGE You will find these three at KING’S, not once, not twice, but all the time! Make it a practice to utalize as many fresh and unpro cessed fruits and vegetables as possible. This allows the canned foods to be released for others not able to get fresh produce. This is especially important at this time of the year and we know you will give it your attention. CREAM right from the farm to your door, write to PEBBLE CREEK DAIRY idents of Vernonia. Ruth attend ed the Washington grade school here and was a freshman in the Vernonia high school before the family moved to Gresham. Robes and * Rouse Coats for Christinas Riving Vernonia Eagle Timber Rt., Box 56 Vernonia, Oregon OUR PRODUCTS ALWAYS SATISFY KING’S Grocery - Market At the Mile Bridge “Where Your Money Buys More” Phone 91 Riverview StOMwane ucu frunu wilt te. 11-16-45 HOME APPLIANCE SERVICE CLEANING, REPAIRING AND SERVICING Washing machines, vacuum cleaners, sewing machines and all types of household electrical or mechanical equipment. E. L. “Al” Robertson 925 Roie Ave. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone 556 uatk OU£ (Ji¡ItA 0/ thtoe DINING ROOM SETS. 6 and 8 pieces. Wal nut and natural finishes. $39-95 up BED ROOM SUITES, All 5 pieces including vanity, bed, chest of drawers, stool and night stand. Ivory, walnut, oak and maple finishes. Make selections now for Christmas. $79.95 up Choose from our complete stock of gorgeous printed % rayons, cohonas, chen illes and luxurious quilt ed styles. $’>.98 up. You’ll cook better with Pearl Oil A kerosene stove that gets "the creeps” has caused many a cooking failure — but it can be cured with even-burning Pearl Oil. Solvent-refined Pearl Oil burns with a hot, clear, steady flame that never creeps up. It’s smokeless, sootless, odorless. For cooking, heat- ing, lighting —order pure, clean Pearl Oil. L. G.Hawken Vernonia PEGGY’S APPAREL SHOP Phone 502 Mi -Your local representative for STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA Cocktail Tables $15.95 up; Dinette Set $49.95 Occasional Tables. Blond and walnut finishes $10.95 up END TABLES. Walnut finishes. Wide selec tion. $6.95 up GIFT SUGGESTIONS— Many childrens games, blackboards, art ists coloring sets, cuddly toys. ) fíTLRSON Everything for the Home on EZ Terms Phone 802, Vernonia Free Delivery Daily A I
