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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1947)
Mrs. Tousley Is Hostess Thursday LET’S BE SOCIABLE Girods Surprised at New Year’s Party Grand Conductress To Visit O.E.S. A New Year's Eve surprise par Grand Conductress Mrs. lima ty honored Mr. and Mrs. Loa Thumb of Cottage Grove will be Girod, when a group of friends here next Wednesday evening, gave them a housewarming. The January 15 to hold her official evening was spent in visiting and school of instruction for the Or playing hearts. Alter welcoming der of Eastern Star. the New Year in, delicious re A pot-luck dinner will preceed freshments were served by the the meeting. “guests.” Those present were • Mr. and Mrs. Emil Messing, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dickson, Mr. Deborahs Meet at and Mrs. John Kirk, Dr. and Hughes Home Tuesday Mrs. Henry Schlegel, and the Mrs. A. J. Hughes was hostess honored hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Lou for the Deborahs Tuesday after Girod. noon and Mrs. Walter Olinger gave the devotional. Mrs. Louis Girod, a new member was wel Mrs. Mills to Be comed into the circle. P.E.O. Hostess Members appointed on the dec The Vernonia Chapter of P.E.O. orating committee for three weeks Sisterhood will meet Tuesday eve to decorate the church were Mrs. ning, 8 o’clock, January 14, at Dan Cason, Mrs. Hamp Roberson, the home of Mrs. Ray Mills with Mrs. John Burnside, Mrs. Walter Mrs. R. B. Fletcher in charge of Olinger, Mrs. Merle Ruhl and the program. Mrs. Hughes. • SIGNAL • January 25 Next Little Dance Date Members of the Little Dance group will go to the I.O.O.F. hall on Saturday evening, January 25 for the next dance, Mrs Frank Hartwick said early this week. This dance will be the third of the season for the club which was revived this winter for the first series of dances to be held in several years. • Winter Salads Topic Of Demonstration The home economics Christmas party and meeting was held last Thursday, January 2. Mrs. Maude Casswell was present and gave a good lesson on making winter salads, the results of which were sampled as part of the dinner. Christmas g.fts were exchanged. Owners of Signal lubricated cars have an assurance of long, repair-free service. Why • don’t you join the ever growing list of mo torists who make use of Signal Service? Mrs. Roediger Hostess To S and S Club ♦ ■HEATH’S SERVICE FLAV-R-PAC Frozen | Fruits and Vegetables Are Better Flavored, More Economical Apple Sauce .................. Apiicots .................. Bovsenberries ................ Cherries ........................ Mixed Fruit.................... Peaches .......................... Pineapple ...................... Raspberries ................... Rhubarb ........................ Strawberries .................. Grapefruit Sections ....... Asparagus Spears ........ Beans, Cut Green .......... Peans, Lima .................. B occoli .......................... Cauliflower .................... Corn, Whole Kernel....... Mixed Vegetables ......... Peas ................................ Peas and Carrots ........... Spinach .......................... Each member of the Vernonia Study club gave a character sketch of a contemporary woman Thursday, January 2 when the group met at the home of Mrs. Fred Tousley. Mrs. H. E. Schlegel was greet ed as a new member. An January 16, Mrs. A. J. Hughes will be hostess and the program will be a brief descrip tion of a Chinese custom, or of a Chinese personality to be given by each member. oz. ..... 16 . ..... 16 ..... 16 ..... 16 ..... 16 ..... 16 ..... 16 ..... 16 ..... 12 ..... 16 ..... 12 ..... 12 ..... 10 ..... 12 ..... 10 ..... 10 ..... 12 ..... 12 ..... 12 ..... 12 ..... 14 27c 30c 50c 44c 44c 32c 38c 60c 49c 49c 33e 45c 25c 41c 28c 32c 25e 28c 25c 26e 23c VEI8.XO.XIA BAKERY Telephone 991 ¿a The Forest Grove NATIONAL BANK Mrs. J. C. Roediger was hostess Tuesday evening to the S and S club. Refreshments were served and Mrs. Kenneth Anderson was winner of the game played and was presented with a prize. parents, the A. R. Melis’ last week. Mrs. I. E. Knowles and son, Earl, went to Seattle last week to spend a day or so with Mrs. Knowles’ daughter, Mrs. F. R. Wills, and husband. • Frozen Pipes Cause Damage MIST—When the Wickstrom family returned from California their home had suffered from broken water pipes. The floor was like a skating rink and icicles were hanging from pipes in the stove. A doctor was called from Ver nonia one day last week for Mrs. George Jones, who has been ill a long time. At this writing re ports are that she is improving. Several residents of Mist and vicinity are beginning guitar les sons, among whom are Margie and Shirley Wickstrom. J. W. Houry made a business trip to Salem one day last week in the interest of the state high way. The Nehalem unit of county demonstration met Friday at the home of Mrs. Charles Hansen. Winter salads was the subject. The pupils enjoyed a week’s vacation from school tasks dur ing the holidays. There were 22 relatives gath ered at the Garlock home Christ mas; Mr. and Mrs. Willard Gar- lock, Mr. and Mrs. Bern Bliss and four children, of Sand lake; Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Larson of Bir- kenfeld, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gar- lock and two children and a grand daughter and family. Roy Hughes is somewhat on the sick list, requiring medical atten tion. I Licensed Contractors J REFRIGERATION i RADIO SERVICE i Appliance Repairing ! STRONG’S RADIO ! AND ELECTRIC ! 969 Bridge St. Ph. 576! ____________________ i *4 . Helping Circle Meet Dated MIST — The Walter Mathews made a trip to Forest Grove not long ago. The Mist Helping Circle will meet the fourth Thursday in Jan uary at the home of Mrs. Alton Ashley. A family recently moved into the old Farnk Malenberg place. We were unable to learn their name. Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Houry spent Wednesday at Seaside with his parents. Guests over Christmas at the J. O. Libel home were their two daughters and families, the Ed Lindbergs from St. Helens and the Francis Bu.nhams from Port land and their son Floyd and family from Fairview. The Wm. Bridgers entertained the following guests over Christ mas: Mr. and Mrs. S. J. De Rock from Mayger, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith and two children from McMinnville and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mills and son, Loren, from Vernonia. PAINTING PAPERHANGING Paint and Wallpaper for Sale Carlin Hackney Call 422 Did You Know We have 6x8x10 concrete foundation blocks for sale? We have and we can also do you carpenter or concrete work, new or repairs. SEE YORK. THE BUILDER FOR ESTIMATES E. M. YORK CONTRACTOR & BUILDER 108 A St. Just Another Feature Of This Modern Store Food buyers may make their own selec tions of items at their leisure, if desired, or as quickly as they wish. Self service is just another feature you will enjoy by shopping for food at King’s. • Mist Mill Now Sawing Lumber MIST—The Wikstrom-Henderson mill has sawed two carloads of lumber already since starting just before Christmas. Lincoln Peterson purchased the little cottage on the H. Jepson farm where Mr. Jepson lived after selling his farm to Alton Ashley, until he moved to Mist Mr. Pe terson will move it when he finds a desired location and the land will be for sale. Mr. Peterson sold his farm land at Natal some time ago to Ralph George. John Thomas of Delena started work with the crew of men on the state highway Monday. The residents at Valley View are all having or have had their houses wired for electric lights.. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sundland were New Year’s dinner guest3 of the A. R. Melis family. Mrs. Ray and Mrs. Wesley Gar- lock spent Saturday evening at the Austin Dowlmg home. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. 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