Friendship Group
Enjoys Birthday
Let's Be
Sociable
Missionary Group
To Meet Sept. 7
The Women’s Missionary Soci
ety of the Christian church will
meet on Friday evening, Septem
ber 7, at the home of Mrs. L.
L. Wells in Riverview. Mrs. Clif-
ford Fowler will be leader of
the meeting.
The annual birthday party of
the Friendship club was held at
the park on the O-A hill Tuesday.
After the exchange of dainty and
useful gifts, the members drew
name slips to ascertain who gets
who a gift next year. New of
ficers were also elected.
Members present were Mes-
dames A. L. Bassett, C. Biggs,
J. Biggs, H. Crume, C. E. Gib
son, R. Mahar, W. Mathews, A.
E. Wood, W. Wilkerson, H. M.
Condit and P. Millis.
Mrs. W. T. Graves was hostess
at the meeting and a pot-luck
luncheon was served.
Missionary Society to
Meet Wednesday Eve.
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The Missionary Society of the
Evangelical church will hold its
September meeting on the com
ing Wednesday evening, Septem
ber 12 at the church. All mem
bers and friends are urged to
come and bring their husbands.
The meeting begins at 8 p.m.
DON’T
BE
TO
BLAME
Make caution a year-round
habit. Never throw burning ma
terial from your car at any time
of the year. Be sure YOU are
not the cause of a disastrous fire.
Keep Oregon Green.
Neck Injury Is
Result of Dive
RIVERVIEW — Mrs. Eliza
beth Brown left Sun. of last
week with her granddaughter,
Beverly Secrest, for San Fran
cisco .They had been house guests
at the T. M. Crawford home for
some time.
John R. Wirtz, employee of
General Metal Works Co., Port
land, motored out for a Labor
Day dinner with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Wirtz.
Visitors at the C. E. Gibson
home last week were Mr. and
Mrs. J. S. Lang of Portland.
Davey Buell has been suffer
ing the past week from a neck
injury received at the Rock
Creek swimming pool when he
dived from a tree limb just in
time to collide with a boy who
dived from a ladder. Coach Rob
bins assisted him in getting out
of the pool. Davey was taken
to the doctor who found him
suffering from a slight concus
sion. However, after a few hours
his mind cleared but part of
the afternoon is still a blank to
him.
Mrs. G .F. Crawford is on the
sick list this week suffering
from an infected hip and a se-
VERNONIA EAGLE Thursday, Sept. 6, 1945 3
vere cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Fow be enjoying bus rides to school
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Malm-
ler and Mrs. Polly Lynch at soon. The Shavers have moved sten and children left Fri. to
tended a Sun. school picnic at into the place vacated by the
Necanicum Park and from there Kipps to stay while Mr. Shaver spend tbe triple holiday with
motored to Seaside where they finishes a coarse of medical friends in Portland.
slept on the beach and spent treatment in Portland.
Copper Bearing Plate
Mon. driving along the coast
Rev. and Mrs. Wendling of the
viewing the Roosevelt highway.
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Miss Joanne Nichols, .who is were dinner guests at the Sydney
employed by the San Francisco Shepard home Mon. They es
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Nehalem Sun. brought Mr. and relatives in Vancouver.
Mrs. Harry Kipp to their new
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Ellis and
ANDERSON
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Shaver. The Kipps have four Tues, at the parental John Ellis
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Riverview!
young sons, two of whom wi home.
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