Fifty-two Members of
Family Go to Reunion
LET'S BE SOCIABLE
Encampment Meeting
Held Friday Night
Gets Good Attendance
On Friday, night August 1, a
well-attended meeting was held of
Columbia Encampment No. 89,
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I.O.O.F. Applications for member­
ship were brought in and the fol­
lowing were admitted:
Marvin Turner, Allen C. Ray,
Ivan Hess, Omar S. Poynter, Ver-
lin Crume and Louis Schroeder.
These men will go to Beersheba
on August 16 to visit Father
Abraham and be instructed in the
mysteries of the Encampment.
Other applications will be acted
upon at the next meeting August
15.
Beersheba, which by the way is
out in the open, will be the second
of its kind held in Oregon. All
degree work will be put on in a
natural setting which is second to
none. Last year 159 candidates
visited there together with about
1200 regular camp members from
all over the state and it is under
stood that other jurisdictions will
be represented there this year.
The program, which is in its
final form, calls for encampment
opening in special session at 1:00
p.m. August 16, at Coburg, Ore­
gon. Following the official open­
ing, Hillsboro Encampment 84
will confer the Patriarchal degree
and Central Oregon No. 61 and
Prinville No. 92 combined will con­
fer the Golden Rule degree. El­
lison No. 1 and Golden Rule No. 28
of Portland will wind up the
degree work by putting on the
Royal Purple degree.
Wives of the Encampment mem­
bers and Odd Fellows will be en­
tertained by the ladies of the
Eugene and Coberg lodges and
after the degree work they may
join their husbands at supper
which will be served on the grounds
at Beersheba.
Following supper
an entertainment has, been ar­
ranged.
A good time is guaranteed to
all who attend and the candidates
who take these degrees will never
forget it for years to come. A
beautiful sight in a beautiful set­
ting are the only words that can
explain what is before them.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Thacker of
Vernonia held a reunion at Shute
park in Hillsboro Sunday August
3.
Those attending were the
honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Thacker, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence New and two children,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wall and
three sons, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Aldrich and two children, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Thacker and daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Royce Newton and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Hulan
Thacker and Mr. and Mrs. Lester
Galloway, all of Vernonia; Mr. and
Mrs. Malden New and daughter of
Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maish
and daughter of Vancouver, Wash­
ington, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Teel-
ing, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wood­
ridge and four children, Mr. an
Mrs. Ellis Woolridge and two
daughters, M t . and Mrs. Francis
Orr and five children, all of Port­
land and Mrs. George Smith and
son of Long Beach, California.
Those unable to attend were
Mr. George Smith and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Thacker of Long
Beach, California.
Fifty-two members of the family
attended. Also Jimmie Rusow,
Delores Johnson and
Jimmie
Smith of Vernonia making 55 pre­
sent in all.
Mrs. Holly Holcomb Jr., and
daughters, Bonnie and Candy,
visited in Vernonia for three days
last week at Mr. Holly Holcomb,
Sr’s., home.
Ralph Boi^on, son of Mrs and
Mrs. Bud Borton, was taken to St.
Vincents hospital Thursday where
he will be at least six weeks to
recover from a broken right leg
caused when a horse ran over him.
His leg was broken between the
knee and hip.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Brunsman
returned here the week end of
July 25 after a three-week’s mer­
chandise buying trip to Chicago,
South Bend and other cities in
that vicinity.
Mrs. R. R. Johnson, mother of
Betty English, was- here to visit
her daughter from Sunday until
Wednesday of last week.
Her
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Long Trip to
East Starts
MIST—Bernard Dowling left
last Friday on a trip to the east
coast in New Hampshire, Mass­
achusetts and Maine for several
months. He expects to visit sev­
eral places of interest such as
Washington, D.C., Virginia, New
York, etc. He expects to be in
New Hampshire in the White
Mountains in time for the musical
attraction.
Clarence Brown is putting a
shower and pourch on the house
where he lives. Mr. Bridgers is
the owner of the house.
The McQuestion family is mov­
ing soon to Lakeside from the Roy
Hughes Cottage.
Clark Fenton from Silver Lake,
Washington and his sister from
Kansas City, Missouri were Sun­
day guests of cousins the L. P.
Wikstroms, Sr.
The O. T. Pierce family is mov­
ing to Lakeside shortly, and the
family of Pete Henderson will
occupy the home vacated by the
Pierce’s.
Mrs. W. M. Garlock was a Sat­
urday afternoon caller of Mrs.
A. A. Dowling.
Acie Trotter from Willamina
was a recent caller of the Ernest
Kyser family.
W. M. Bridgers was a Portland
business visitor Tuesday.
The men were getting a temp­
orary rest from work the first of
the week owing to Hughes and
Johnson’s mill being down for
repairs.
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home is in Portland.
Larry Marshall, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Marshall and graduate
of the school of forestry t Ore­
gon State college with the class
of 1941, was recently elected pres­
ident of the Oregon State college
Foresters Alumni association at
a meeting of the executive board
held at( Corvallis. He is acting
as forester for the West Gate
Lumber Company at Sweet Home.
The association joins the 850 grad­
uates of the school of forestry
for futhenpnce of forestry in Ore­
gon and elsewhere.
Long Rain
Spoils Hay
MIST—Mr. A. W. Andrews has
has been on a trip to Wisconsin
and is now on his way back.
The prolonged rains spoiled
some of the ranchers hay. The
Libels had to burn 40 tons that
had been spoiled.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Jones were
visitors in Portland one day last
week, Mrs. Jones going in to con­
sult her doctor.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Olson and
son, Warren, from Tacoma, Wash­
ington were guests last week a
few days of their relatives, the
Austin Dowlings. Mr. Olson re­
mained only two nights, as he is
employed in Portland and travels
over the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sundland
and Sheron were here over the
week end from McMinnville.
Sharon remained for a few days
visit with her grandparents, the
Chas. Sundlands.
Mrs. J. O. Libel went to St.
Helens Tuesday to visit her hus­
band for a while. Mr. Libel is
staying with his daughter there.
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