LET'S BE SOCIABLE
Wedding Rites Read
At Morris Home July 12
Candles, Indian Arrowhead and
Bed Rambler rose blossoms formed
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a setting for the wedding of
Evalyn Rena Morris, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Morris, to
Benjamin Robert Cline, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Cline of Cottage Grove.
The wedding took place at 8:30
p.m. July 12 here at the home of
the bride’s parents. Rev. Allen
Backer officiated.
The bride’s father, Frank Mor­
ris gave his daughter in marriage.
Miriam Corll sang “Because,” ac­
companied by Barbara Keasey
who played the processional and
recessional.
The bride wore the traditional
white dress made of lace with full
train. Her head dress was a tiara
of seed pearls and orange blos­
soms which held in place her full
length veil. She carried a white
Bible with tea roses, baby’s breath
and forget-me-nots.
Miss Jean Hanneman of Bend
was her only attendent and she
wore a pink formal with a corsage
of tea roses and sweet peas. Mr.
Dewey Cline, brother of the groom
acted as best man.
At the informal reception fol­
lowing the ceremony the bride’s
sisters, Etha and Elna Morris,
served. After a brief honeymoon,
the newlyweds will be in their new
home at Cottage Grove.
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Corvallis Home Scene
Of Wedding Rites
The suburban home of Mr. and
Mrs. Royal Doty was the setting
for the wedding of their niece
Miss Mildred Doty, daughter of
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Mr. and Mrs. Joy Doty of Wagner,
South Dakota, to Lee Hamp Rober­
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. K.
Roberson of Vernonia.
Before the fireplace with bas­
kets of pastel gladioli and lighted
tapers in candelabra at either side,
the rites were read at 3 o’clock
Saturday afternoon, July 12, by
the Rev. Fremont Faul of Lake
City, Iowa, assisted by the Rev.
J. L. Wherry.
The bride, given in marriage by
her uncle. Royal Doty, wore a
gown of frosted marquisette with
train, with three quarter length
mitts to match. Her fingertip veil
was held in place by a tiara of
stephanotis. She carried a single
orchid in a tulle fan with satin ties
caught with stephanotis.
Her maid of honor, Miss Marie
Mauro of Portland was gowned
in pastel yellow and carried glad­
ioli in a tulle fan with lavender
shower. Merlin Whedbee of Port­
land attended Mr. Roberson as
best man. Bob Wade was the
usher.
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The tapers were lighted by Miss
Lois Brown and Mrs. Virginia Ten
Eyck. Preceeding the ceremony
Miss Nida Dawn Benson sang
“Because” and closed the cere­
mony with “The Lprd’s Prayer.”
She was accompanied by Mrs.
Lenore Nunn who played the wed­
ding music.
A reception followed the cere­
mony. The bride’s table was cen­
tered with the tiered wedding cake
flanked by tapers. Mrs. P.M. Paul­
son cut the cake. Mrs. Susan Ram­
brant of Enid, Oklahoma, poured.
Presiding as junior hostesses were
Miss Lois Brown, Mrs. Virginia
Ten Ecyk, Miss Nida Dawn Ben­
son, and Mrs. Lenore Nunn.
After a short wedding trip to
British Columbia, Mr. and Mrs.
Roberson are to be at home in
Vernonia where Mr. Roberson is
employed.
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Nehalem Club Plans
Picnic July 27
Members of the Nehalem club
of the O.E.S. will enjoy a picnic
the afternoon of July 27 at the
home of Mrs. John Titus on Mist
route. The affair will be pot-luck
and will begin at 2:30 that after­
noon. Families of club members
are invited and each one is re­
quested to brixg eating utensils.
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
Legion Auxiliary
Officers Installed
Joint installation of officcers
was held by the American Legion
and American Legion Auxiliary,
Tuesdty evening, at which time
District Commander C. Burgy of
Seaside installed the following Le­
gion officers: Commander, Bill J.
Horn; Vice Commander, Cleo Wal-
rath; Adjutant, Harry Culbertson;
Finance Officer, Ray Justice;
Chaplain, Dave Brunsman; His­
torian, E. A. Shipman and Ser-
gent-at-arms, H. King.
District President, Mrs. Edna
Bradleyof Clatskanie installed the
following Auxiliary officers: Pres­
ident, Jennie Lusby; Vice Presi­
dent, Freda Biggs; 2nd Vice,, Mar­
ion Peters; Secretary-Treasurer,
Isobel L. Culbertson; Chaplain,
Beaulah
Slemmons;
Historian,
Lona Weidman; Sergant-at-arms,
Tressie Michener.
Department Vice-president M.
C. Thorn was present and gave a
very inspiring message.
Other out-of-town visitors were:
Mrs. Watts, Mrs. Compers and
Mrs. Bryant, all of Clatskanie.
Mrs. P. Weidman was presented
with a gift from the Auxiliary in
honor of her appointment as child­
welfare chairman of district no.
1. Gifts were also presented to
the department district presidents.
Entertainment consisted of sev­
eral songs by Gene and Marvin
Turner.
tell us he is gaining now. We are
very glad.
Mr. and Mrs. Chet Anderson
were down from Vernonia Sunday
visiting her folks, the Irving
Knowles.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse George were
village traders last week.
Swim parties seem the order of
the day now.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarance Brown
¿pent the week end at the home
of Mrs. Brown’s father on Puget
Island.
Mrs. C. L. Waddell and son,
Ralph, were village shoppers last
week, Thursday.
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VERNONIA
COUNTRY CLUB
Notice to Members!
Harry King, president,
announces a short bus­
iness meeting previous
to club party. All club
members, friends and
prospective
members
are welcomed.
Sat, July 26
8:30 p.m.
Ill Man Taken
To Hospital
MIST—Mrs. Wm. Bridgers went
to Roseburg Friday, returning
Saturday. She took Elsie Bridg­
ers, who has been visiting the past
month at the Bridgers home, back.
Mrs. Merele Chase and children
from Rainier accompanied her.
Ray Garlock”s father is in the
Good Samaritan hospital in Port­
land, having been taken there sev­
eral days ago. He has been in
poor health for some time.
Mrs. J. O. Libel came home for
a few days. She has been in Port­
land for the past month to be near
Mr. Libel who has been very ill.
Good reports from the hospital
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