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Dorothy Millis, Carl
Wilson Wed in Portland
Birthday Party
Well Attended
RIVERVIEW—A well attended
RIVERVIEW—In an afternoon
ceremony, Sunday, Sept. 8, In the birthday party was staged Sun­
First Christian church at Port­ day for Mrs. W. J. Lindsley at
land, in a setting of lighted can­ her home here. The arrival of car
dles, palms and cream gladioli, after car of uninvited relatives
Mis Dorothy Millis, daughter of aroused Mrs. Lindsley to the fact
Mrs. Blanche Millis of Vernonia, that another birthday anniversary
became the bride of Carl Wilson had arrived and before she real-
of Portland, with Dr. Richard R. ized what was going on, a bounte-
Morgan officiating.
ous pot-luck dinner was spread
Given in marriage by her un­ by her guests and side tables
cle, Mr. Tom C. Bell of Eugene, filled with gifts, Those in attend-
the bride wore a gown of white ance were her brother and Bis­
satin made with a train with fin­ ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
ger tip veil of tulle and net. She Mead with their daughter; from
carried a bouquet of white rose­ Nehalem, her sister and brother-
buds and stephanotis with an or­ in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Wal­
chid center.
ters (pid two children of Cedar
“Oh, Promise Me” and ,‘I Love Mills, two sisters, Mrs. Ray Dor­
You truly” were sung by Miss land of Hillsboro,, and Mrs. Dick
Louise Erickson. The maid of Sanford of North Plains, Miss
honor, Miss Janie Ulmer of Boise, Lois Mead of Portland and her
Idaho, cousin of th<| bride, wore sons, Joe and Vernon, of Ver­
a yellow gown and carried a bou­ nonia with their families. Many
quet of lavender gladioli with good wishes and happy returns
matching flower for her hair. were tendered Mrs. Lindsley as her
Miss Virginia Millis was brides­ guests arrived and. departed.
maid for her sister, wearing a
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pink net gown with bouquet o"f
salmon gladioli with matching Nellie Smith, Bernard
flower piece for her hair. Miss
Lamping Married Sun.
Mary Millis, sister of the bride,
was flower girl, wearing a gown
Miss Nellis Smith, daughter of
of blue carrying a nosegay of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of
flowers. Best man was Mr. Carl Morristown, Minnesota, and Ber­
Holm, and Kenneth Haukom and nard Lamping, son of Mr. and
Murrel Rice acted as ushers.
Mrs. M. J. Lamping, were mar­
A reception was held following ried at the home of his parents
the wedding at the Caroline last Sunday afternoon. The cere-
Kamm recreation room, at which •mony was read by Rev. Allan H.
Mrs. Linn Cutlar served coffee, Backer before relatives of the
Miss Ava Covert presided at the couple and close friends.
punch bowl and Mrs. Tom Bell
The bride was attired in an
and Mrs. Blanch Millis cut the asqua afternoon dress and car­
cake.
ried a bouquet of gladoli and a
After a short wedding trip, Mr. white Bible, Miss Cleo Lamping,
and Mrs. Wilson will be at home sister of the groom, was her only
at Yakima, Washington.
attendant. Lois Malmsten played
The Forest Grove
NATIONAL
BANK
a solo and Miss Sally Kaspar
sang.
Clyde Lamping, brother of the
groom, was best man.
Following the ceremony a re­
ception was held at the home of
Mrs. Juanita Timmons where the
couple received many lovely gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamping left
Tuesday on a wedding trip that
will take them to Minnesota and
return. They plan to make their
home here for the present.
The bride’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Smith, were present for
the event., as was her brother,
Cpl. Frank A. Smith, now sta­
tioned at Ft. Bliss, Texas.
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Murvel Frank Married
At Enid, Oklahoma
Murvel Frank, son of Mr. and
Mrs. H. H. Frank, and Miss Mil­
dred Sparks of Enid, Okahoma,
were married at Enid Sunday
afternoon, September 8.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank are taking
a short honeymoon trip before
returning to Enid and from there
they intend to come to Vernonia
to make their home.
Deborah Circle
Reelects Officers
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
Mrs. Hamp Roberson was host­
ess Tuesday afternoon for the De­
borah Circle which held its Sep­
tember meeting. During the aft­
ernoon an election of officers
named the same people to serve
for the coming year or until next
July.
The officers are: Mrs. A. J.
Hughes, chairman; Mrs. Walter
Olinger, vice-chairman, and Mrs.
Roberson, secretary-treasurer.
Mrs. Cleo Caton was a guest
at the circle meeting.
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Mrs. Bauersfeld
Honored at Shower
Mrs. Kent Bauersfeld was the
guest of honor at a shower given
at the home of Mrs. Ed Reich­
wein last Thursday evening. Mrs.
Reischwein and Mrs. J. A. Bush,
Jr., were hostesses for the af­
fair.
Twelve guests including the
hostesses were present. After the
honor guest had received her gifts,
refreshments were served.
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First Fall Study
Club Meeting Set
Mrs. Rogers’ 82nd
Birthday Celebrated
A group of neighbors and
friends gathered at the home of
Mrs. L. A. Rogers on Thursday,
September 5 to celebrate her
82nd birthday. A delightful pot­
luck dinner was served at noon
to about 20 guests. Guests pres­
ent for the affair from out of
town were Mrs. Nelson Rogers
and daughters, Janet and Roberta,
from Salem and Mrs. Minnie John
from Portland.
The Vernonia Study club will
meet again, after the summer va­
cation, on Thursday, September
19, at 6:30 p.m., at the home of
Mrs. H. G. Sandon. This meeting
will be the annual birthday party,
at which time birthday pals for
the past year will be divulged and
new ones drawn for the ensuing
year.
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The salary of members of the
British parliament was recently
THURSDAY, SEPT. 12, 194« 3
raised from 600 pounds to 1000
pounds (about $4000) per year.
American congressmen receive
»10,000.
Joy Theatre
Vernonia,
Oregon
Thursday-Friday
Sept. 13-13
GILDA
Rita Hayworth-Glen Ford
Flying Hoof* Sport and Cartoon
Saturday
Sept. 14
THE LAST CHANCE
Melodrama Starring E. G. Mor­
rison. Louiee Roesi-John Hoy
Cartoon and Ray Whitley West­
ern Mueical Featurette
Sun.-Mon.
Sept 15-16
ADVENTURE
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Clark Gable-Greer Gareon-Jonn
Btondell-Thomas Mitchell
NEWS
Tues.-Wed.
Sept. 17-18
THE HOODLUM SAINT
William Powell-Eether Williams
SWING HIGH SWING SWEET
Musical and a Cartoon
LCOME
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ready and your Western Store
The opening of your store is a big
advancement for Vernonia as the Nehalem .
Valley trading center.
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INVITES YOU TO BANK BY MAIL IF
INCONVENIENT TO COME IN PERSON
WHEN YOU COME TO VERNONIA THERE IS JUST
See this bank for
LOANS of all types
A Locally-Owned, Independent Bank
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At the Mile Bridge
Phone 91
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