LET'S BE SOCIABLE
Four Candidates
Take Initiatory
Four candidates for membership
in the I.O.O.F. lodge received the
^Fi restane
Dress Up Your Carl
initiatory degree at the regular
lodge meeting Tuesday night of
last week. Taking the work were
A. H. Landers, Jim Frazee, Jim
Peterson and Gordon Cline.
The lodge will carry out the
installation in July of officers who
were elected a short time ago.
Named at that time to the elective
offices were: Noble Grand, Louis
Schroeder; Vice Grand, Homer
Gwin; Secretary, Calvin Davis and
Treasurer, Rex Hess.
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Columbia Encampment
Meeting Held Friday
SEAT COVERS
Reduced in price. A
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Made of a combination
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plaids or other colorful
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Chapman's Service
Store
Bridge and Second
Telephone 853
Vernonia, Ore.
The regular meeting ¿of Col­
ombia Encampment No. 89 was
held last Friday night with pre­
parations being made to visit
Bursheba to which Father Ab­
raham has invited all members of
the Encampment. The date set
is August 16 at Coburg. More
details will be learned by members
at the next regular meeting June
20.
Party Honors 16th
Birthday Sunday
Miss Beverly Herrin was honor­
ed on her 16th birthday Sunday,
June 8 at a party given by Mrs.
E W. Peterson. The guests pre­
sented Miss Herrin with a portable
record player.
Four Generations Attend
80th Birthday Event
Mrs. Worth Honored
At Shower Thursday
Four generations were present
at the 80th birthday party for
Willis Richard May, Sr., Buxton,
on June 8. A pot-luck lunch was
served to 60 relatives and friends.
Present were: Mr. and Mrs. W.
R. May, Jr., Jackie, Dickie, Inetta,
Bill and Darlene of Banks; Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Minger, Diana
and Kathy, Mrs. Clyde May, Mr.
and Mrs. Everett Reynolds, and
Bobby, Mrs. Opal Counts and
Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Eppers
and Ruppert and Richard, Mr. and
Mrs. Gene Calhoon and Jeanette,
and Mrs. Shirley Heyne, all of
Vernonia; Mr. and Mrs. V. E.
Rings, Sr., and Claudia of Banks;
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Kemper, Larry
and Nikkie, and V. E. Rings, Jr.,
and Miss Carla Gillum, all of
Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Sissick,
Joyce and Dennis and Mr. and
Mrs. Doran May, Delores, Juanita,
Duane and Sharon all of Van­
couver; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh May,
Bob and Barbara, Buxton; Mr. and
Mrs. Chester May and Pat, Wood­
burn; Mr. and Mrs. Lee May, Park-
dale; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fair,
McMinnville; Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Hutchinson, Mrs. C. A. Bloyd and
Mrs. Zoa Bloyd all of Pumpkin
Ridge and the honor guest and
Mrs. May, Sr.
Unable to attend were a son
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
May, Arnetta, Eleanor, Stanley
and Derwin, Vale and a grand­
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Mort, Rollie, Terry and
Royce of Courd’Alene, Idaho.
There were nine children, 30
grandchildren and 12 great grand­
children present.
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Mrs. Allen Worth was the guest
of honor at a shower taking place
last Thursday afternoon at the
V.F.W. Auxiliary
Initiates Three
Quality meats are the answer to the spring­
time meal problems that lie ahead. Every mem­
ber of the family will need more energy for
work and play. To get that needed energy the
wise housewife will buy top quality meats at
the market where every piece is guaranteed.
NEHALEM
MARKET AND GROCERY
Telephone 721
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At the regular meeting of the
V.F.W. Auxiliary, held Wednesday
evening, June 4, three candidates
for membership were initiated.
Taken into the organization at
that time were Bessie Kirtland,
Bernita Peterson and June Willis.
Refreshments were served fol­
lowing the initiation.
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P.E.O. Sisterhood
To Picnic Tuesday
The next meeting of the P.E.O.
Sisterhood will be in the form of
a picnic dinner at the home of
Mrs. Judd Greenman on Tuesday,
June 17 at 4:30.
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Mrs. George Peters was initi­
ated into Nehalem Chapter No.
153, O.E.S., Wednesday evening.
The members having birthdays in
April, May and June were honored.
The next regular meeting June
18 will be men’s night. There will
be a pot-luck dinner at 6:30 with
entertainment, and cards after­
ward.
Mrs. Lulah Fullerton presided
over a piano recital at her home
Friday, June 6.
Parents and
friends attending the event heard
songs by Jerry and Ricky Bush
and readings by David Wildt in
addition to the piano numbers.
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Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolf wish
to announce the engagement of
Miss Ardis Rohr to their son,
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Present for the event were Mes­
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Edgar Hartzel, George Miller, E.
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Mrs. Peters Initiated
Into Eastern Star
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Piano Students
Give Recital
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