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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1947)
y Mt. Heart Rebekahs Meet February 13 t The regular meeting of Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge No. 243 ■was held February 13 at the I.O.O.F. hall with Norma Callister Noble Grand, presiding. The reg ular order of business was /dis posed of under “Good of the Order.” Marvin and Jean Turner enter tained the members with two songs which were very well re ceived. The refreshment tables were beautifully decorated in Val entine motifs and a delicious luncheon was served by the lunch committee composed of Miss Le nora Kizer, Mrs. Leone Miller, Mr3.. Maude Ramsey and Mrs. Irma Chance. There were 56 members present and a large number received cards and gifts from their birthday friends. On February 8, the following members visited the Hillsboro COMMUNITY STORE I . D A N C E I • Grange Ladies to Meet February 27 Miss Virginia Redner, daughter of Mrs. O. M. Davis of Yamhill and G. A. Redner of Gaston, be came the bride of John F. Mc Leod, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert McLeod of Gaston on February 12 at the home of the Rev. Clif ford N. Trout in Hillsboro. The simple, double ring cere mony was witnessed by members of the immediate families. A dove gray suit w(ith black and white accessories and a cor sage of white gardenias was worn by the bride. Mrs. McLeod, who is the grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Davis of Vernonia, was graduated from Vernonia high school in 1942 and attended Northwestern School of Commerce in Portland. Mr. McLeod was with the army’s first division for five years and re ceived his discharge in August of 1945. The young couple will be at home in Yamhill. Another meeting of the in- ■ structor class being sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary is scheduled for this evening, Thurs day, at the Legion hall at 7:30, Mrs. Blanche King said Wednes day morn’ng. This evening's meeting will be devoted to the making of games and Mrs. Maud Casswell, county horn» demonstra tion agent, will be present with materials needed and people at tending are urged to bring such materials also. Instructors present last Thurs day were assigned a game to con duct as part of their instruction. Mrs. Wilma Borton was in charge of a pre-party game; Rev. Ernest Baker, a game requiring each person to know the first and last names of the persons to his or her right and left; Mrs". Baker, an action game; Mrs. Frances Russell, two singing games and Mrs. Blanche King, relay game. Mrs. Casswell filled in with oth er games and also had a magic clock, the secret of which she re vealed to tha people present. Plans for future games will be made this Thursday and other organizations interested are asked to have representatives present. • The Vernonia Grange ladies Mrs. Dickson Reports home economics group will meet At O.E.S. Meeting After the regular business at the home of Mrs. Harvey Christianson Thursday, February meeting of Nehalem Chapter No. 27. There will be a potluck •153, O.E.S., on February 19, Mrs. luncheon at noon and all grange Herman Dickson gave an inter esting report of the proceedings ladies are asked to attend. of the Grand Chapter of Iowa, of which she has been grand rep Bridge Club Meets resentative for the past three With Mrs. Anderson years. She finished her talk by Mr3. C. L. Anderson was host giving a very clever, original ess to the Bridge club Thursday poem she had composed. afternoon, the 20th. Mrs. Dick At the next meeting those with Fletcher was guest. Mrs. A. J. birthdays in January, February Hughes won high honors, Mrs. and March will be honored. Appropiate cherry pie for Olivia Brickel, second and Mrs. Anderson low score. Mrs. Brickel Washington’s birthday wa3 served will entertain the club next. by the refreshment committee from tables prettily decorated with patriotic tapers. • Door prizes 1 lodge: Mr. and Mrs. L. Schroe der, Mr. and Mrs. Orvel Ed wards, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis. This special meeting was the district’s annual convention and was held for the convenience of the assembly president, Marion Wilson, who could be present only on that day. The degree was conferred on three candidates. On February 19, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Har vey Crume, Silvia Turner and Zoe Whitsell motored to Seaside where they witnessed the conferring of the degree on 13 candidates at their annual convention. Marion Wilson, assembly president, was present as well as other grand lodge officers. There was a large number of lodges represented, members being present from Portland, Maine to Portland, Ore gon and neighboring states. Instructor Class Meets Again Tonight SATURDAY, MARCH 1 I. O. O. F. Hall ! Sponsored by Mt. Heart ! Social Club. Rhythm I Vendors orchestra. FLAV-R-PAC Frozen Foods Arden Ice Cream VERNONIA BAKERY Phone 991 THE HOME OF BUTTER KRUST BREAD READY FOR YOU NOW • Mrs. Marion Steers Hostess to Club Mr«. Marion Steers entertained the Friendship club with a Val entine party at the home of her mother, Mrs. Carmichael, Febru ary 20. A delicious turkey lunch eon was served at 1 o’clock fol lowed by the initiation of the club’s new member, Mrs. Car michael. A Valentine party fol lowed with presentation of Val entines to each one from a beau tifully decorated Valentine box. The party, was entertained by a few numbers by Mrs. George Millis at the piano and Mrs. Louis Carmichael at the guitar. Mem bers attending were Mrs. T. M. Crawford, Mrs. Ralph Mahar Mrs. Elizabeth Brown, Mrs. John Biggs, Mrs. Blanche Millis, Mrs. A. E. Wood, Mrs. Claude Gibson, and the gue3t for the day, Mrs. Richard Mainwaring from Port land. Mrs. Blanche Millis will entertain, the 21st of March at her home. Mrs. Bassett with drew from the club because of ill health. • Y O'Keefe & Merritt Gas Ranges Precision built gas ranges with many new time-saving and step-saving exclusive features. O’Keefe & Merritt propane gas ranges are ready for immediate delivery. No matter where you live you can use modern gas appliances with all their beauty, economy, and luxury. Come in today and find out about it! PLENTY OF WATER HEATERS BROODERS AND RESTAURANT GRILLS Little Dance Group To Dance March 8 SUITS The little Dance club will hold another dance on the evening of March 8. The affair is scheduled for the I.O.O.F. hall, which has been the scene of previous dances this season. Members are urged to bring guests for the evening. ! , and COATS • S & S Club Entertained By Mrs. Hanson Tues. Moderate Prices Mrs. Odette Hanson entertained the S and S club last Tuesday evening:. An enjoyable evening was spent visiting and sewing. Refreshments were served at the end of the evening. The Apparel Shop Phone 396 DOES YOUR MOTOR NEED A DOCTOR? WE REPAIR ALL MAKES AND MODELS 1. New Motors Installed 5. 2. Motor Tune-up work 6. Body and Fender Work 3. Brake Religning 7. Battery Service 4. Front End aligning t. Tires and Repairing Shellubrication Geo. Johnson Vernonia Serv. Sta ^XHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHXHHXHXHXHXHXHZHXHXHXN ui H M Parents Announce Date of Wedding H Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mahar an nounce the coming marriage of their daughter, Lorraine, to Jack Henrickson. The wedding will take place at the Evangelical church on March 9 at 2 p.m. • Democracy and atomic energy have historical affinity. The at omic theory was first expressed in the philosphy of Democritus in 375 BC. H H AT HOFFMAN'S H H H H H H H H Telephone 181 “See Hoffman for Hardware” ON Ol li BARGAIN TABLE H GLASS TUMBLERS H 1Q1 DRESSES Miller’s Balcony Tel. 602 H Agent—Lewi» Morgan, Vernonia, Ore. New Spring Magaret Bunch Modern Gas and Appliance .1 Di____ 407 The women’s Relief Corp» met in regular session February 20 to make necessary arrangements to hold a cooked, food sale at the Vernonia 5 and 10 store Satur day March 1. Helene Curtis Cold Wave Elasti-Curi and Roil Machine less SALE ON COMPACTS COMBS AND BRUSHES H Phone 3161 St. Mary’s Altar Society’s monthly meeting was held at, the home of Mrs. Alois Sauer. The project of the meeting was the quilting of a quilt. The regular meeting was held and Mrs. Harry Borgelt and Mrs. L. Mossman were appointed to take care of the church for the month of March. Mrs. Hewitt’s home will be the scene of the March meet ing. Guaranteed Permaments We deliver to Farms. Houses. Auto Courts, Restaurants and Industrial Plants. PAUL HINAMON, Rt. 2. Box 322A, Hillsboro Woman’s Relief Corps Plans Activity HAIR-STYLING Brotherhood Dinner Held at Church A Brotherhood dinner was held last Wednesday evening at the Christian Church, at which time an offering amounting to more thaif $100 was received. The offering will be used for relief of the hungry in Europe. Sixty- nine were present. A program was given following the dinner with short talks by Martha Wells, Le la Harris, Mro. Louise George, and M. L. Herrin. • Society’s February Meeting Is Held • Mrs. Nichols Hostess For Study Club Mrs. J. W. Nichols was hostes3 for the meeting the Vernonia Study club when it met Thurs day, February 20. For roll call, members gave superstiti on3 from American mythology preceding the program on mythology. Tales from the mythology of several lands were read by Mrs. Marvin Kamholz who also gave a brief background of folk-lore in general. On March 6 Mrs. Wesley Bol- meier will meet with the club with Mrs. Nichols in charge of tlfe pro gram. THURSDAY, FEB. 27, 1947 3 THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE. HZHZHZHZNZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZM LET’S BE SOCIABLE Miss Virginia Redner Weds John F. McLeod each 5c Barrel, paneled and decorated styles each SYRUP PITCHERS ‘ 25c " Assorted sizes each 5c MEASURING CUPS 1-cup size each 5c ORANGE REAMERS Clear glass EGG AND SALAD PLATES 25c Were priced at 60c GLASS VASES each 25c Were $1.60 25c POTTERY CUPp Fiestaware. Were 40c each $8.95 32-pc hand painted Jonquil design $13.75 SETS OF DISHES COOKIE JARS Pottery. Were $1.50 now 50c Special This Week! Collins 42-gaI. Automatic Hot Water Heaters 884.50 Close Coupled 12-in. Rough-In Toilets 834.50 For llardirare See Hoffman FIRST
