LET’S BE SOCIABLE
Incoming President
Names New Committees
The Vernonia Study Club met
at the home of Mrs. Paul Gordon
for the May 20 meeting.
Mrs. Bolmeier, the incoming
president appointed the following
committees:
Civic—Mesdames Ben Brickel,
J. A. Hughes and R. D. Eby; Pro-
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gram—Mesdames Dick Fletcher,
Henry Schlegel, W. Nichols and
Judd Greenman; Social—Mesdames
Paul Gordon, Harry Culbertson,
Sam Hearing and Emil Messing;
Nominating — Mesdames Ralph
Valpiftu and Wm. Heath; Pub­
licity-—Mesdames Harry Sandon
and Fred Tousley.
The Study club voted to spon­
sor a drive to secure funds for
the betterment of the city library.
Some activity for this purpose will
be carried out during the sum­
mer months.
For the evening’s program, Mrs.
Messing reviewed portions of the
book, “Cities of America,” by
George Sessions Perry. Interest­
ing sketches were given of Seattle
Boston, Portland, Me., New Or­
leans, Los Angeles and Salt Lake
City Which gave the characteristics
of each place and their historical
background.
The hostess served delicious
refreshments during the social
hour.
The final meeting of the year
will be held June 3 at the new
home of Mrs. Fletcher. This will
be a pot-luck picnic lunch at 10
o’clock.
¡EFFECTIVE
JUNE 1, 1948
DUE TO THE INCREASED
COSTS OF OPERATION, WE ARE
COMPELLED TO INCREASE
THE RATE OF LOCKER
RENTAL TO $1.25 PER
CUBIC FOOT.
MILL MARKET
AND LOCKERS '
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New I.O.O.F. Officers
Elected Tuesday Eve.
Class of 1932 Reunites
For Second Time
New officers for Vernonia
Lodge, I.O.O.F., were elected at
the Tuesday evening meeting to
serve for the next six-month term
and the two delegates to the
grand lodge made their report
to the members.
Named to office were: Noble
Grand, Calvin Davis; Vice-grand,
Art Davis; Secretary, Bill Shafer
and Treasurer, Louis Schroeder.
Louis Schroeder and Dwight
Strong, delegates to the grand
lodge meeting May 19, 20 and 21,
made their report.
The initiatory degree for Nor­
man Nieman will be conducted at
the lodge's meeting next Tuesday
evening.
The second class reunion of
the Vernonia high school was held
again this year at the Legion hall
Saturday, May 15 at 8 o'clock.
The hall was decorated with
apple blossoms, dog wood and
ferns, the main attraction being
the “Welcome Class of 1932” sign
made in class colors by Etna
Spencer Hackney, one of the class
members.
The evening was spent in visit­
ing and dancing. A meeting was
held and it was voted upon to
hold this reunion for the next
five years.
Refreshments were served at a
late hour with the following pre­
sept.
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District Convention
Attended at Wheeler
The district convention of the
Pythian Sisters was held at
Wheeler, Oregon, Monday, May 24.
The Sisters attending from Ver­
nonia were: Isabel Culbertson,
Lesta Garner, Mary Sawyer, Tres-
sie Michener, Grace Laramore,
June Willis, Marie Shafer, Hazel
Bergerson, Helen Fuller, Marie
Laschinger, Edith McFarland, Het­
tie Peterson and Ethel Landers.
Everyone enjoyed the interest­
ing session of the convention as
well as the lovely banquet and
entertainment.
The 1949 convention will be
held in McMinnville, Oregon.
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Surprise Dinner Party
Honors 40th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bond and Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Makinster en­
tertained at a surprise dinner
party at the Bond home on Weed
avenue a few day ago in honor
of the 40th wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Cockrell.
A lovely wedding cake and
many nice presents were received
and a nice evening was spent in
visiting and lookipg at pictures.
Mr. and Mrs. Cockrell have two
married daughters in Idaho and
one married son living at Tacoma,
Washington. They also have 10
grandchildren.
THE EAGLE, VERNONIA, OREGON
Desmond and Dolly
Laird,
George and Shirley Laird, Elna
and Carlin Hackney, Homer and
Alice Gwin, Marvin and Verla
Porterfield, Edna and Lee Engen,
Bill and Velda Ellis, Ernest Nan-
son, Joe and Trudy Magoff, Wes-
THURSDAY. MAY 27. 1948
ley Northrupt, Frances Pederson
Merlin and Louise Whedbee, Helen
and Jerry Anderson, Cleo Critelli,
Opal and Joe Lindsley, Velma
and John Roediger, Oscar and
Mary Sorlee and Helen and Er­
vin Smith.
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