Norris-Hartwick Rites
Read at Vancouver
LET’S BE SOCIABLE
Mist Helping Circle
Sponsors Successful
Entertainment Dec. 8
cafeteria lunch was served in the
basement.
Receipts of the evening were
over $80 and this money will
be used to maintain the projects
of the club.
Outsiders from Vernonia, Na
tal, and Clatskanie were present.
Several Mistites as well as guests
expressed the opinion that they
would like more entertainment
of this sort.
Miss Mary Katherine Norris,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claud
Norris, was married Saturday at
Vancouver to Hollis Hartwick,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Eerd Hart
wick of Banks. The ceremony was
read at 4 o’clock. He is on a
30-day leave from the navy air
corps and they are spending this
week at the beaches before he
reports to Seattle at the end
of his leave. Mrs. Hartwick plans
to continue her work as sec
retary at the Washington grade
school until he receives his dis
charge.
The women of the Mist Help
ing Circle sponsored one of the
most successful evenings of en
tertainment in its history Sat
urday night, December 8.
First was a community sing
consisting of four favorite songs
led by Bernice Garlock. This
was followed by a humorous and
well-acted play entitled “Weiners
Wedding Read at
on Wednesday.” The characters Evelyn Holce Given
Hobbs, N. Mexico
were Earl Knowles, Mrs. Grub, Majority Degree
Mrs. Charles Sundland, Mar-
Captain Donald F. Morris, son
her
Evelyn
Holce
was
given
jorie Wickstrom and Austin majority degree in Rainbow’ Mon of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morris,
Corll, Jr. Dorothy Garlock Bliss day evening by Jackie Rollins. A and Miss Willa Dene Lenderman,
sang “Loves Old Sweet Song.” Bouquet of flowers was presented daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Prater
Art Siegenthaler and Lucille the recipient of the degree and of Hobbs, New Mexico, were
Ann Hogberg sang “At
Lousignant played several piano Dorothy
the End • f a Perfect Day.”
married at Hobbs, New Mexico
duets.
A social hour followed the November 5th. The double ring
After the program the re- ceremony with Mrs. Kent, Dor ceremony was read at the First
mainder of the evening was de- othy Roland and Willette Floeter Christian church at that place.
voted to dancing. Music for the in charge.
Capt. Morris has been trans
dance was furnished by Art
ferred since that time, first to
Siegenthaler and Lucille Lousig Extension Unit Enjoys
San Marcus, Texas and then to
nant.
Christmas Party Thurs.
Witchita Falls, Texas where the
All during the evening, beau
The Vernonia extension unit couple will make their home. He
tiful handwork was sold, child
is a graduate of Vernonia high
ren fished at the fishpond, and members attended a Christmas school.
party in the E.Y.F. room of
the Evangelical church last
Thursday, December 6th. Sev Mock Rites Celebrate
eral new members were regis- 13th Wedding Date
attered at that time. An enjoy
A mock wedding ceremony, aft
able time was reported, with
er the close of the Eastern Star
Mrs. Ralph Reynolds and Mrs. chapter
meeting last Wednesday
Mary Sawyer in charge of the evening, commemorated the 13th
entertainment. Small gifts were wedding anniversary of Mr. and
exchanged and very pleasing re Mrs. Glen Hawkins. Leslie Skuzie
as best man and Inez Pow
freshments were served, being acted
ell gave the bride away. Murel
made from , zugarless receipts Knight was the flower girl and
demonstrated by the unit at Lottie Swanson the ring bearer.
Other officers acted as brides
previous meetings.
carrying arm bouquets of
The next meeting will be held maids
vegetables which were later pre
the first Thursday in January sented to the groom. “When You
PAL SHOP milkshakes at the high school at which time and I Were Young, Maggie” was
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Knight an<) the wedding march
All are urged to at- el
was played by Catherin Skuzie.
source, especially for tend.
In the social hall later a lovely
children after school.
bride’s cake, made by Florence
Messing, was cut by the bride
Have your youngster Men to Have Regular
andl groom.
stop for one regularly. Monthly Meeting Fri.
Members with birthdays in Oc
tober, November and December
The 90 and 9 Men of the were remembered with gifts.
Christian church will hold their
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regular monthly business and so
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DAY IN ADVANCE
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O.E.S. Officers
Elected Wednesday
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New officers for the coming
year’s term were elected last
Wednesday evening by the Order
of Eastern Star at the temple.
To hold official capacity are
Inez Powell, W.M.; Leslie Sku
zie, W. P. ; Mona Gordon, A.P. ;
Dorothy Sandon, secretary;
Katherine Jones, treasurer; Clara
Kirk, conductor and Ethel Ti
tus, associate conductress.
A joint installation of East
ern Star officers and Masonic
officers will be held December
VERNONIA EAGLE Thursday, Dec. 13, 1945
10th with the meeting open to
Stars and Masons only.
work, of Tillamook. The service
will be held at five o’clock. The
public is cordially invited.
Missionary Society to
Hold Annual Service
Women of the First Christian
church will hold their annual
women’s service on Sunday eve
ning, under the sponsorship of
the local Women’s Missionary So
ciety. A guests speaker has been
engaged for the occasion and they
have selected Mrs. Genevieve
Kendall, district secretary of that
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