Mothers Honored at
Church Services Sun.
LET’S BE SOCIABLE
Double-ring Ceremony
Unites Couple Sunday
Mrs. Bernice Warner, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George Turner,
and Thomas Osborn, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Bittner, of Ver
nonia were united in marriage
Sunday, May 9 in Vancouver,
Washington on the lawn at the
home of Rev. Paul Runzman with
a double ring ceremony at 12
noon.
The bride wore an ice blue rfuit
and carried a corsage of red rose
buds.
Her sister, Iris Sears, was maid
of honor.
Flower girls were
Paulette and Deanna, daughters
of the bride and groom. They
wore dresses of peach taffeta
trimmed in ice blue and carried
boquets of sweet peas and rose
buds. Best man was Larry Flem
ming.
About 100 guests were enter
tained at a reception held at the
groom’s home in Portland.
The house was decorated with
tulips and primroses. The three-
layer wedding cake was decorated
with silver leaves and pink rose
buds topped with a miniature
bridal couple and was served by
the bride’s mother, Mrs. George
Turner.
Mrs. John
Rohrback
poured coffee and punch.
Mr. and Mrs. Osborn will make
their home in Forest Grove where
he is employed by the Natal Log
ging company.
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Mother’s Dav Addenda
Highlights Meeting
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The Mother’s Day services at
the Christian church were well
attended. After a short program
by the youngsterc, each mother
was presented with a potted plant.
The Junior choir sang a special
Mother’s Day song at the evening
service at 5:30.
The regular church night sup
per was held last Wednesday
night. Little Miss Billye Knoedler
only 8 years old, "baked the May
birthday cake.
G. W. Anderson, young minis
ter from Palouse, Washington
will be here for a trial sermon
Members
on Sunday, May 23.
of the congregation are urged to
hear him.
Basic Tools Studied
At Extension Meet
The Vernonia unit of the home
extension met last Thursday at
the Legion hall. Mrs. Maud Cass-
well of St. Helens was present and
gave the demonstration lesson on
basic tools.
Paper sack lunches were brought
and this meeting was pretty well
attended. A meeting will be held
on the first Thursday of June in
the Legion hall and the discussion
at that time will be on arranging
flowers.
A clever Mother’s Day addenda,
directed by Molly Eby, was one of
the highlights of the Nehalem
Chapter, O.E.S., meeting Wednes
day evening. Initiatory degrees
were given Helen Peterson and a
lovely O.E.S. Jewel wa3 presented
her by Paul Gordon from her hus
band, E. W. Peterson.
Vicki Nanson was elected as
sociate conductress to fill the
vacancy left by the reignation of
Katherine Johns who was unable
to continue because of
ill health and Lucille Tomlin was
appointed to the office of Ruth.
These members were then instal
led by Bertie Mills, Past Matron.
A delicious lunch was served
in the social hall, the tables being
very attractively decorated with
tapers, blossoms and Mother’s Day
greetings.
Mothers Day
Date Observed
RIVERVIEW — Mt. and Mrs.
Rundell ate Mother’s Day dinner
at the Ed Buchner home.
Mrs. Roy Buchner and Mrs.
John Pearson and children of Hills
boro ate dinner at the Ed Buchner
home Thursday.
Clifford Rowe is staying with
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore.
Mrs. Geo. Bell spent last week
in Portland with her daughter,
Mrs. Delbert Glenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schroeder
motored to Seaside Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Kinnaman
of Port Orchard, Washington
visited at the George Dodt home
for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Roberts ate Moth
er’s Day dinner at the Beulah
Gill home.
Mrs. J. A. Wirtz celebrated her
birthday Friday in Forest Grove
with her daughter, Mrs. R. C.
Kemper.
Lee Lindsley arrived home
from the East Wednesday even
ing. He spent Tuesday night in
Portland with his brother. Mr.
W. R. Prince.
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1948
Special Supper Tuesday
Evening Enjoyed by
Couples in Riverview
RIVERVIEW — A stainless
steel supper was given at the
W. J. Lindsley home Tuesday
evening. A very enjoyable even
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Foreign Missionary
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The Women’s Foreign Mission
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church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Foster Wanamaker in River
view, Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Mrs.
Harry Russell will be in charge of
the study.
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Those present
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Mr. and Mrs. Hank Hudson, Mr.
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