Birthday Remembered
Let's Be
Sociable
Bingo Party Planned
Members of the Vernonia Coun­
try club are invited to a Bingo
party at the club house Friday
night, October 29, at 8 o’clock.
A birthday dinner honoring Mrs.
Ellen Frank and Mr. and Mrs.
G. Hartzell was held at the Emil
Messing residence recently. Those
present besides the honored guests
were Mr. Frank and three sons.
Mrs. Zoe Whitsell and Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Hartzell and son.
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Hostess Named
Mrs. A. J. Hughes will act as
hostess to members of the De­
borah Circle when they meet No­
vember 2.
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Surprise Party Given
A surprise birthday party was
given Mrs. L. E, Stiff at the
home of Mrs. Alice Malmsten
Monday evening, October 18. An
night of visiting was enjoyed after
which refreshments of cake and
coffee were served. The honor
guest received many nice gifts.
Little Dance Club
Schedules Dance Nov. 6
The start of another series of
dances by the Little Dance club
is scheduled for November 6 a
member of the sponsoring com­
mittee said Tuesday afternoon and
tickets will be on sale next week
for those people who wish to join
for the winter dances.
Music for the first dance will be
furnished by Hal Cook’s orchestra.
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Social Club Plans
Sale of Blankets
The Nehalem Social club, at its
meeting in October, talked of
plans that will bring about the
sale of pillow cases in the near
future as part of the activity
being devoted to a fund raising
campaign. The blanket sale was
also discussed at the meeting
which was held at the home of
Mrs. Dorothy Sandon with Mrs.
Dorothy Sandon with Mrs. Bess
Nichols as co-hostess.
Mrs. E. W. Peterson, new mem­
ber of the club will act as hostess
for the club’s next meeting.
THE EAGLE. VERNONIA, OREGON
THURSDAY, OCT. 28, 1948 T
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Chiffon Cake
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Sunday School Plans
Halloween Affair
As featured by Betty
A Halloween party for the first
Baptist church Sunday school is
planned for Friday evening of this
week a church announcement
states. The event will take place
at the A. Karns home on Timber
route about five and one-half miles
from town.
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HALLOWEEN PARTY
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