LET’S BE SOCIABLE
Wedding Anniversaries
Honored at Church Fri.
Wedding Rites Read
At Mist Church
Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Landers
were honored on their 25th wed
ding anniversary at a social even
ing at the Evangelical U. B.
church last Friday, the 23rd. Mem
bers of the church congregation
were prepent. The 15th anniver
sary, occuring Sunday, the 25th,
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Laramore
was also honored.
Mr. and Mrs. Landers were pre
sented with a silver tray and Mr.
and Mrs. Laramore with two pieces
of Heisey ware.
Coffee and cake' were served
as refreshments.
Suggestions
for your lunch
SOUP (SEVERAL
KINDS), SPAGHETTI
AND BAKED BEANS
The Cozy
MIST—A very pretty wedding
took place last Sunday when La-
Vern Martha Hansen, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hansen of
Mist and Mr. Theadore J. Kulju
of Portland were joined in wed
lock at the little church here at
1:30 o’clock.
A reception followed at the
home of the bride’s parents.
The young couple will probably
make their home in Portland
after a short honeymoon trip.
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Birthday Party
Celebrates Event
Deanna Osborn had six of her
school mates to help her celebrate
her seventh birthday with a party
Monday after school. The party
was given by her grandmother,
Mrs. Otto Bittner. Cake, jello and
ice cream were served. Vivian
Counts helped with the serving.
Those attending the party were:
Regis Stevens, Kent Battrich, Dane
Brady, Mary Lloyd, Jackie Lloyd,
Evelyn Lloyd and the honor
guest, Deanna Osborn. Many
nice gifts were received.
Free Gift
Double Ring Ceremony
Read at DeHart Home
• A lovely service was solemnized
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. DeHart when
their daughter, Dorothy, was uni
ted in marriage to Mr. Merle Ro
land, son of Mr. and Mrs. William
Roland of Scottsbluff, Nebraska.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father and wore a brown
suit with matching accessories.
She carried a single orchid on
her white Bible with white ribbon
streamers and bouvardia.
Her
attendant was Mrs. Jack Berger-
son who wore a soft gray suit with
a lovely gardenia and rosebud cor
sage.
Dale Roland, cousin of the groom
acted* as best man.
Rev. Allen H. Backer of the
Evangelical United Brethren
church officiated at the double-ring
service. Mr. Charles Ratkie played
the wedding march.
A reception was held following
the ceremony with Mrs. Bill
Olinger, Mrs. Leon Savage and
Mrs. T. L. DeHart assisting. There
were 30 relatives and friends pre
sent, out-of-town guests being Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Riggins and two
sons from Eugene.
The couple left for California
where they will visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Ervin Meyer, who are at
Watsonville and will then go on
to Nebraska.
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Birthday Surprise,
Anniversary Honored
A large number of friends and
neighbors gave Mr. Sidney Malm-
stcri a birthday surprise party and
wedding anniversary party com
bined on January 1. Many lovely
gifts were received by the Malm-
stens and after a pleasant even
ing, delicious refreshments were
served.
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Farewell Party
Noted at Mist
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tiful portrait taken at this store without obliga
tion.
One 5x7 portrait absolutely free to each
customer.
Pictures Taken Feb 6 & 7
Proofs shown Feb. 10
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THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
Club Year
Book Made
THURSDAY, JAN. 29, 1948
Tommie and Joan, spent Sunday
afternoon at the Gillham ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Conklin en
tertained the Foxes Thuradky.
It was Murice Fox’s birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chilson
attended a luncheon at the Mc
Farland home one day last week.
Mrs. Hilda Keasey and Eda
and Walt Parker drove to Ridge
field, Washington to visit a bro
ther who has been ill for some
time.
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MIST—The Mist Helping Circle
met last Thursday at the home
KEASEY—A committee from
of Mrs. Robert Mathews and en
the
H.E.C., a grange women’s
joyed a lovely day. Delicious pot
luck dinner was served at noon club met January 20 at the Tooth-
after which the usual business aker home to make up the club
meeting was called to order by the year book. They were Mesdames
president. Many members were Alice Weed, Rowena Biddle, Edith
absent owing to one cause or an McFarland, Bernita Peterson, club
other. One guest, Mrs. Ralph Con- chairman, and Bessie Toothaker,
dit, attended.
The business on hostess.
the day’s order was ways and
Mr. and Mrs. Duke Lloyd and 52 GIFTS IN ONE—
means on the proposed kitchen on daughter spent the weekend visit THE VERNONIA EAGLE
the gym. The club met Friday ing in Portland.
evening at the school house with
Some relatives and friends of
GREEN’S SHOE REPAIR
the school board and other inter Howard Baker helped him cele
ested voters of the community. brate his birthday in a big way
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HANDMADE
They adjourned after the hostess Saturday. Dancing at the grange
LOGGERS
box and some other business was march of dimes social followed
Loggers Made to Order
disposed of. Next meeting will be a family dinner. Later they met
Your Old Loggers Rebuilt at
the fourth Thursday in February at the Arthur Baker home for a
Factory
at the home of Mrs. A. R. Melis. midnight sapper. •
If tops are good on your old ■
Mrs. John Libel and son were
Mrs. O. M. Hudson is reported
loggers bring them in and we
in Portland two days last week. ill at this time.
will make new loggers from
them
Austin Dowling was a Vernonia
Blanche DeWitt called at the
shopper Friday.
Leave alt shoe repair work at
Frank Morris home and the C. A.
Green’s Shoe Shop for Expert
Mr. and Mrs. John Howry Came Toothaker homes last Tuesday.
work
up from Seaside last Saturday and
Mrs. Maeva Peters and children,
visited their son over night and
on Sunday the four of them at
tended a birthday dinner at the
Spittier home in Vernonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Garlock
Your automobile is worth the price you
were recent guests of his parents
paid for it
for several days. They live at
Tillamook. It is regrettable Wil
lard is having such a tough time
with his leg that was broken last
You want to make it last as long as possible
summer several times. He will
go to the hospital in February and
have the muscles stretched in
hopes it will relieve the stiff knee.
Have it lubricated and the oil changed re
Callers at the Austin Dowling
gularly at
home Saturday were Mr. and Mrs.
John Howry from Seaside and Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Howry of Mist.
The Anything Goes club went
to Elsie Saturday night, a week
ago, and enjoyed a fried chicken
Phone 5711
At the Mile Brige, Riverview
dinner and an evening of enjoy
ment at Olney’s Tavern and recrea
tion hall. There were 12 couples.
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MIST—The people of the com
munity and surrounding territory
gathered at the W. H. Bridgers
home Saturday evening to give
them a farwell as they will soon
go to Vernonia to live. A lovely
electric quilt was presented to
them by the community with all
good wishes for a happy and well
earned rest in the years ahead.
Most delicious refreshments were
served of coffee, sandwiches, cake
and jello. A most enjoyable even
ing was spent by all who attended.
There will be a program and
pie social at the Mist gym on Fri
day night of this week.
The
teachers are giving the program
and the club, M.H.C., is furnish
ing the pies, cakes and coffee. The
proceeds will go to the March of
Dimes. So come down and help
a . grand cause. You know too
there are some mighty fine pie
bakers in our community. We’ll
be seeing you at the gym.
What could have been a most
serious accident happened Sunday
as Lew Choate and their two
small children in the pick-up. The
door came open as they were
rounding a curve and Mrs. Choate
was thrown to the pavement. How
ever, she escaped with some
scratches and bruises op her face
and body.
Kitchen Talked
At Club Meet
Economical to Operate!
WHY CHOP WOOD?
“For years I have cooked with wood, and had no idea that
I could have a modern gas range and automatic hot water way
out in the country off the city gas mains. But now we have a
Propane Gas Storage tank right in our own yard and enjoy all
the convenience of city gas service. Take my advice and inves
tigate!”
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