Circle Devotion Topic
Is “Thanksgiving”
LET’S BE SOCIABLE
Mrs. Brous Hostess to
Club Members Nov. 18
Mrs. Valpiani Hostess
To Study Group Nov. 20
The Vernonia Bugine» and Pro­
fessional Women’s club Jnet Nov­
ember 18 at th« home of Mrs.
E. P. Brous. After a short bus­
iness meeting, Mrs. Jane Pace
gave a very interesting talk on
period furniture.
Refreshments
were served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be De­
cember 2 at the home of Mercedes
Larson.
At this meeting Elaine Bristlin
will give suggestions for gift
wrappings.
Mrs. Ralph Valpiani was host­
ess to the Vernonia Study club
for the November 20 meeting.
Mrs. F. J. Tousley, the president
presided at the business meeting.
The group accepted the respon­
sibilities of conducting the Com­
munity Chest Fund drive under
the leadership of Mrs. Ben Brickel.
Other organizations will be
asked to participate in a house-
to-house canvass for funds stated
Mrs. Brickel.
A delightful program followed
the* business discussion.
M ts .
Tousley told of early American
furniture. She related that the
colonial people had gradually de­
veloped the high-boy from the
chest by first adding a drawer
at the bottom and then later more
drawers were added until the
utilitarian piece was a high boy.
She also brought out the fact that
the rocking chair was a strictly
American invention, probably a
product of Benjamins Franklin’s
ingenuity.
Mrs. Schlegel told of the first
three Colonial glass makers of
note.
One of these was Wistor who
emigrated from Germany and es­
tablished his factory in South Jer­
sey about 1730. There are only
30 known pieces of Wistor ware
Schram-Richmond Rites
Read at Vancouver
John H. Schram of Vernonia
The Pollyanna circle of the
Evangelical United Brethren was married Monday, November
church met at the church Novem­ 24 to Miss Constance Richmond
ber 19. Devotions were led by of Portland at a ceremony read at
Vancouver, Washington. Jay. Hall
Mrs. Weidman on the topic of of Vernonia acted as best man for
“Thanksgiving.”
the occasion and Lucy Richmond,
Plans were completed for the sister of the bride, was maid of
Christmas party to be held at honor.
the next meeting and articles were ' Guests present were the im­
turned in for the bazaar pre­ mediate relatives of the couple
viously announced.
and included Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Mrs. Harry Junken was ap­ Richmond of Forest Grove, Mr.
pointed chairman of the pricing and Mrs. Ralph Richmond, Port­
committee for articles to be sold land, Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson,
at the bazaar which will be held Hillsboro and Lila Schram, Ver­
at the Sundland Electric store nonia.
December 13.
A reception following the cer­
After the meeting was adjourn­ emony was held at the home of
ed, refreshments were served.
the bride’s parents in Portland.
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The couple will make their home
in Portland.
Two Initiated by
Nehalem Chapter, O.E.S.
Nehalem
Chapter No.
153,
O.E.S. initiated two into member­
ship at last week’s meeting on
Wednesday evening. Taken into
the group at that time were Lu­
cille Tomlin and Ida Watson.
The next meeting will be de­
voted to an election of officers,
degrees and a birthday party for
those having birthdays in October,
November and December.
The
chapter will start promptly at 8
o’clock.
Visiting members are
welcomed.
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, ORE.
THURSDAY, NOV. 27, l»4t 3
land. To date 1,838 hunters have made in Wallowa, Umatilla, Union.
filed reports, of whom 880 reported Coos and Clatsop counties,
killing an elk. Highest kills were ■ The 1946 elk kill totalled 3,367.
BODY - FENDER
WORK
See Eddie Johnson, our body man, for estimates
ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED
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Hunters Asked
To File Cards
Elk hunters who have completed
hunting this year are warned
they should file immediately a
report with the game commission
as to whether or not a kill was
made. A card was furnished with
each elk tag and this is to be
filled out and mailed to the com-
mission at P. O. Box 4136, Port-
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Ph. 1121
Vernonia, Ore.
Mrs. Lyman Hawken was host­
ess to the O-A bridge club when
the group met last Thursday. Mrs.
J. W. Nichols held high score for
the afternoon and Mrs. A. J.
Hughes, second.
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Second Degree Given
BERNICE $100.00
DONALD $96.00
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CONVENIENT TERMS
Open at 9 a.m. from
now until Xmas
A. L. Kullander
- WATCHMAKER & JEWELER
Official Watch Inspector
The Apparel Shop
S. Pt & S. Railway
Twenty-two members of Ver­
nonia Lodge No. 246, I. O. O. F.,
drove to Forest Grove Monday
evening to be present for the
second degree which was given
for two candidates.
The Ver­
nonia Lodge degree team put on
the degree.
in the country now.
Another German, Raron Von
Steigel, set pp his glass factory
near Philadelphia and produced
glassware of a high quality.
The first pressed glass was
made in the village of Sandwich
near Boston.
Today Sandwich
pressed glassware is a rare col­
lector’s item, much prized by
those who possess a piece.
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Owners
Your ‘One Stop’ Saving Center
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Drive into this Union station
for your next lubrication and
oil change. We lubricate the,
chasis—servicing every lubri­
cation point. We drain the crank
case and refill with winter oil.
Winter Grades
In your container
ANTI-FREEZE
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GAL. 79c
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In Your Container
BOY'S & GIRL'S BICYCLE $46.95
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Dish set. Service for 6
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Enjoy delicious breads and pastries without
the work of preparing them yourself. We bake
them fresh every day.
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In Your Appearance
Your glasses can add real distinction to your appearance for
pytperly designed frames bring out the best in your personality
and looks. When glasses are necessary to your health be sure
to get frames becoming to your face.
HOME OF BUTTER KRUST BREAD
$2.79
Pull Chain Sockets
Receptacles,
Extension Cords
CANVAS GLOVES
10-oz........... 27c; 12-oz...........
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Phone 445
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South part of Lee Motor» Building
We announced recently our new service to cus­
tomers and wre want to remind you of it again.
We prepare a bulletin every two weeks which
is designed to help you stretch your food al­
lowances and give you new ideas for your
menus. Ask for it.
Remember also to think of Sam’s Food Store
for all your foods. We sell the best obtainable.
Our policy has been, is now, and will continue
to be that of supplying your meat needs from a
stock that makes it possible for you to select
exactly what you want The housewife who
i shops here will find it a pleasure to prepare
meals. Always come to Herra’s for the best buys.
Telephone 1321
SAM’S FOOD STORE
AL HERRA’S MARKET
PHONE 761
WE DELIVER
PHONE 761
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