LETS BE SOCIABLE
Mrs. George Miller
Hostess for Club
Altar Society Members
Hold Wednesday Meet
RIVERVIEW—Due to urgent
apepals for their help and to the
opening of school less than the
usual number of the Friendship
Club were able to attend the Sep­
tember meeting Thursday. The
hostess was Mrs. George Miller
and a chicken dinner was enjoyed
by all.
Those present were Marvel
Chalmers, Blanch Millie, Nan
RIVERVIEW — A busy after­
noon was spent at comfort knot-
tink Wednesday at the Harry Bor-
gelt home by St. Mary’s Altar
Society.
The group also held their regu­
lar monthly meeting at this time
and disposed of some other knotty
problems. Among other decisions
the date for their sale of hand­
made articles was set for Novem­
ber 9.
Members present were Mrs.
Sauer, Mrs. Mullins, Mrs. Schmed­
ding, Mrs. Wirtz, Mrs. Smejkal
and Mrs. Borgelt.
The next meeting will be held
at St. Mary’s Catholic church,
October 16, when the main activ­
ity will be price tagging articles.
It is requested that all working
on this project, have their com­
pleted articles there. A delicious
lunch of angelfood, frosted yellow
cake, doughnuts and coffee was
served by Mrs. Borgelt
A welcome visitor and helper
at this meeting was Mrs. Alfred
Hahmeyer of the O-A district.
Crume, Elizabeth Brown, Jean
Crawford, Ella Wood, Mabel Ma­
har, Agnes Gibson, Ruth Steers
and Leone Miller.
The October meeting will be
with Ella Wood on the 17th of
the month.
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Reception Honors
Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Club Is Hóstess for
Recent Shower
Mr. and Mrs. Murvel Frank
were the guests of honor at a re­
ception held last Saturday, Sep­
tember 21, at the Evangelical
church social hall with Mrs. E. R.
Frank and Mrs. H. H. Frank as
hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Murvel
Frank were married September 8
at Enid, Oklahoma.
Entertainment during the eve­
ning included several vocal solos
by Mrs. Amelio Colontoni and
piano and violin duets by Mr.
and Mrs. Eldon Newberry of Sa­
lem, all cousins of the groom.
Mrs. Colontoni is known on the
operatic stage as Dorothy Sigler.
About 50 people were present
for the reception.
The Past Presidents club of the
American Legion Auxiliary was
hostess at a reception and shower
honoring Mr. and Mrs. George E.
King, who were married August
31 at Vancouver, Washington. The
affair was enjoyed at the Legion
hall club room. Mrs. King is the
new unit secretary and he is the
new past adjutant of the Legion.
Many lovely gifts were re­
ceived, among the nicest being an
electric mixer presented by em­
ployes of the West Oregon Elec­
tric Cooperative.
Guests present for the event
included Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Nich­
ols, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Robertson,
Mrs. Geo. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs.
P. Weidman, Mrs. Harry Culbert­
son, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kent,
Mr. and Mrs. H. H. King, Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Killian, Mrs. Bessie
Spofford, Mrs. Jennie Lusby, Mrs.
Bell Skeeter, Miss Betty Boone,
Mrs. Goldie Hattes, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Peters, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Slemmons, Mrs. Dudley Spofford,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robinson,
Foyd Ensworth, Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Aldrich and Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Reichwein.
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Roberta Sword, Paul
Dyer Take Vows
A ceremony read a few days
ago at the Robert Sword home
united in. marriage Miss Roberta
Sword and aPul Ryer, Both well
known here where they attended
school.
The double ring ceremony was
carried out with Rev. Ernest P.
Baker officiating before immedi­
ate members of both families.
The bride wore a gray dress­
makers suit with ar, orchid shoul­
der corsage and her only attend­
ant was her sister, Miss Carol
Sword.
Bruce Dyer, brother of the
groom was best man.
The wedding was followed by
a reception at the Sword home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyer are away
on a wedding trip but will be at
home in a few days at the Austin
apartments. He has employment
at the Oregon-American mill.
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Friendship Is Theme
Of Group Meeting
Engagement
Announced
“Because it means both you and
me, a chummy word is ‘we’ ”—
Anon, With this the motif, the
first, meeting of the Vernonia
Study club was held last Thurs-
day, September 19, at the home of
Mrs. Harry Sandon, following a
buffet supper.
Mrs. Cleo Caton was welcomed
into the club as a new member.
Concealed in corsages were the
names of new birthday friends
for the year.
Serving as officers for the club
ere Mrs. Ralph Valpiani, presi­
dent; Mrs. Sam Hearing, vice1-
president, and Mrs. J. W. Nichols,
Becrebary-treasurer.
Committees are: Civic—Mrs.
Ben Brickel and Mrs. Harry Cul­
bertson; program—Mrs. J. W.
Nichols, Mrs.. Judd Greenman,
Mrs. Sam Hearing and Mrs. Paul
Gordon; social — Mrs. William
Heath and Mrs. A. J. Hughes;
nominating—Mrs. Harry Sandon
and Mrs. Fred Tousley, and pub­
licity—Mrs.A. J. Hughes.
On October 3, Mrs. Ben Brickel
will be hostess for the program,
"Mourning Becomes Electra,” a
play by Eugene O’Neill.
Mrs.
Sandon will be the reviewrer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Warren E. Gillham
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of Miss Patricia Staley to Ralph
Krieger of Vernonia.
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A group of Legion and Auxil­
iary members made the trip to
St. Helens Wednesday evening,
September 18, to attend the instal­
lation of officers for the Legion
post and Auxiliary unit there. The
trip was made in the George John­
son school bus.
Fritz Nissen, department adjut­
ant, was installing officer for the
post and Mrs. Etta White, past
district president, was installing
officer for the unit.
The new commander, Robert
Pollock, is a World War II veter­
an and editor of the St. Helens
Sentinel-Mist. The unit president,
Lottie Jarvis, was reelected to
that office.
Making the trip were: Mr. and
Mrs. Cleo Walrath, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Slemmons, Mr. and Mrs.
George King, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
King, Bill Horn, Ray Justice, Bob
Schwab, Mrs. P. Weidman, Mrs.
Jennie Lusby, Mrs. Maeva Peters,
Mrs. H. C. Hattes of Monroe and
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The initiatory degree was given
Bess Nichols Wednesday evening,
September 18, at Nehalem Chap­
ter O.E.S.
A large group of
members attended the meeting
and those having birthdays in
July, August and September were
honor guests.
Birthday cake was served in the
social hall from tables prettily
decorated with varied colored
dahlias and candles. There will
be degree again at the next meet­
ing and all members are invited.
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I’ll have the family go to
for dinner.
Legion-Auxiliary Group
Attends Installation
Initiatory Degree
Work Given Sept. 18
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