LET'S BE SOCIABLE
Grangers Visit, See
Slides, Hear Talk
lecturer program is a required fea­
ture of every Grange meeting, and
the visiting Grange has the honor
of entertaining at each Grange
visited.
Glen
Hawk-
ins and his “Keep Oregon Green”
slides and talk on reforestration
was the highlight of the evening
litarary hour and enjoyed by
everyone.
Vernonia Grange members pre­
sent were Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Counts, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weed,
Mr. and Mrs. Oren Weed, Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. Gus Hult, Mr. and Mrs. Glen
Hawkins, Betty Counts, James
Bor.nick, Clive Toothaker, George
Douthit, Margaret Miller and Iva
Gillham.
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The Vernonia Grange went visit­
ing at •Clatskanie Wednesday even­
ing, April 9.
The trip was in line with a
county-wide visiting schedule of
subordinate Granges in an effort
to bring them closer together. A
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6x8x10 in stock
8x8x12 blocks
Made to Order
CARPENTER WORK BY
THE DAY OR HOUR
E. M. YORK
GENERAL
108 A. St.
The yellow rail bird, a good
swimmer, generally swims only
at night.
CONTRACTOR
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Superintendent of
Schools Change Places
Three New Members
Initiated by Auxiliary
The Sunday School attendance
at the Christian church is steadily
growing. Mr. Herrin, superinten­
dent, and Mrs. Cason, superinten­
dent of the Evangelical U. B. Sun­
day school exchanged places Sun­
day morning. The change was a
pleasant surprise for all.
The regular church night sup­
per on Wednesday was enjoyed by*
a large group. The hostesses were
Mrs. R. A. Simmons and Mrs.
Blanche Millis. Mrs. Olivia Wood
baked a huge birthday cake, one
of the new Betty Crocker cakes.*
It was delicious.
Mrs. Wood was hostess on Mon­
day afternoon to a group of the
church ladies who gathered at her
home to surprise Mrs. Grace
Peachey on her birthday.
She
was presented with a shower of
handkerchiefs.
Wednesday was the ladies reg­
ular Red Cross sewing day at
the church parlors.
The Ninety and Nine men will
hold their regular meeting Friday
n:ght at the church.
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The V. F. W. Auxiliary initia­
ted three new members at the
regular meeting Wednesday, April
7. They were: Irene Wildt,
Margaret Brunsman and Patricia
McMullen.
A large group from the Ver­
nonia Post and Auxiliary went to
Clatskanie Sunday for installation
along with other posts and aux­
iliaries of this district.
During the meeting a beautiful
blanket was presented to the Ver­
nonia Auxiliary's outgoing presi­
dent, Eva Poynter, in appreciation
of her hard work in building up
the Auxiliary . Much credit for
the large membership is due to
“Little Eva.”
Another outgoing officer who
has given a great deal of her
time is Margaret Walrath. She
was presented a past treasurer's
pin for ’three continuous years of
service.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday, April 21, and a good
turnout is asked to give the new
president, Bessie Wells, a send-
off.
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Pollyanna Circle to
Meet Next Wednesday
Foreign Missionary
Group Elects for Year
The Pollyanna Circle of the
Evangelical U. B. church will meet
next Wednesday, April 21, at the
home of Margaret Junken on Rose
Avenue. Members are asked to
bring completed aprons and pillow
cases for the sale to be held May
1 at the Sundland Electric shop.
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Only one battleship is presently
assigned to the Atlantic and one
to the Pacific Fleet, but there are
seven large carriers in the Atlan­
tic and five in the Pacific Fleets.
The women of the foreign mis­
sionary society of the Nazarene
church met at the home of Mrs.
Elgus Frank, O-A hill, for their
annual meeting and election of
officers for the coming year. Rev.
H. L. Russell was in charge of
the annual meeting. Officers for
the year are as follows:
President, Mrs. Gilbert Brown;
1st vice-president, Mrs. Foster
Wanamaker;
2nd vice-president,
Mrs. H. L. Russell; corresponding
and recording secretary, Mrs. Fem
Irish; treasurer, Mrs. Gerald Rus­
sell; superintendent of study, Mrs.
H. L. Russell; superintendent of
publicity, Mrs. Elgus Frank and
other sheep secretary, Mrs. George
Hartzell.
Assorted
Cookies and
Pastries
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Vernonia
Country Club
BIG Golf MATCH
Sunday, April 18,1948
GLISAN LBR. CO. of PORTLAND
20 Man Team
Vs.
VERNONIA
20 Man Team
To be played at VERNONIA
Everybody come and get in on the fun.
SPRING HANDICAP
Play off starts
Exterior House
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Excellent Coverage. Made
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. oil.
Gift Aprons
for Mother’s Day
Semi-gloss Enamel
$4.45 Gallon
Interior gloss Enamel $4.95 Gal.
Varnish $1.48 qt. Auto Enamel $1.55 qt.
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JUST LIKE NEW
Four delegates to the grand
lodge and a District Deputy Grand
Master were named by Odd Fel­
lows Lodge members Tuesday
evening in addition to staging
the second degree that night for
Jim Rusow, new candidate for
membership into the group.
The delegates. Lode McDonald,
Orvel Edwards, Dwight Strong
and Carl Davis, will represent
Vernonia at the grand lodge to be
held later this year. Mr. Davis
was the member named as Dis­
trict Deputy Grand Master.
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Lodge Names Delegates,
Stages Second Degree
Watch this paper for further announcement.
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