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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1949)
Party Celebrates Second Birthday of Twins Let's Be Sociable Lodge Members Select Officers Tuesday Night Odd Fellows lodge officers, who ■will serve for the six month period beginning January 1, were elected at the lodge meeting Tuesday evening. Lloyd Quinn was named Noble Grand and Loren Atkins, Vice Grand. Reelected as secretary and treasurer respectively were Wm. D. Shafer and Louis Schroeder. Installation ceremonies will be conducted early in January. A two-year birthday pdrty for the twin daughters, Deanna and Dianna, of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ritz took place Thursday after noon, November 10. Games were enjoyed as supervised by their grandmother, Mrs. Nola Brady. Mrs. Ritz was hostess and served a luijch of cake, cookies and jello. Guests were Mrs. Bertha Rosa, their great grandmother; Nona Lankston; LeAie Keith and granddaughter, Barbara; Mrs. Ro bertson and daughters, Patricia- and Glenda, and son, Donny; Mrs. Sylvia DeVaney, their aunt; and cousin Janice; Joan Brady, also an aunt; Opal Counts and two children. Many lovely gifts were received. Favorite Operas, Topic Qf PEO Meeting Tues. WHY RUSH PROTECTION? Members of the Vernonia Chapter of P.E.O. met at the home of Mrs. Ralph Valpiani on Tuesday evening, November 22. Mrs. Valpiani, who had charge of the program, discussed some of her favorite operas, among which was Puccini’s “Aida” a prose drama with the doom mo tive. The story was related to the accompaniment of a recorded album of the principal arias. The members also enjoyed hearing the universally favorite “Torea dor Song” and "Habanera" from Bizet’s “Carmen". The next regular meeting of the Chapter will be held at the home of Mrs. Judd Greenman on December 13, with Mrs. Paul Gordon in charge of the program. We know, from experi ence, that there’s reason to rush . .. there’s no time to spare! Fire, lightning, wind, hail, explosion or some other peril may be head ing your way right now. And, if you’re caught without proper insurance, you can lose plenty. Dance Scheduled Don’t delay. See us for Another dance is scheduled to the insurance protection take place at the Masonic Temple you need NOW. this Saturday evening under the VERNONIA INSURANCE BILL J. HORN. AGENT 905 Bridge Street Phone 231, Vernonia sponsorship of the Nehalem Social club. Eastern Star mem bers, Masons and friends are invited to the « affair. John Witherspoon was the only clergyman to sign the Dec laration of Independence. Heath’s Service is the Spct . . • Keeps Your Car Running Like a Top . . . With His Gas, Oil and Lube Jobs Too . . . THE Extension Club To Meet Dec. 8 The Vernonia Extension club is scheduled to meet Thursday, December 8 at the Legion hall at 10 a.m. and the members are asked to bring a paper sack lunch because a lengthy session is planned on the project of lampshades. Those who attend are requested to bring: 2/3 yard plain material, 1‘/a yards trim, 3 yards white rayon tape, applicator for glue such yas case knife or popcycle stick, nail file or sewing machine screwdriver, 3 dozen clean spring type clothes pins, 2 inches Scotch tap", colorless nail polish, No. 24 and No. 40 thread, scis sors. pins, thimble, needles, pen cil and ruler. TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs. Loren Dodge spent Thanksgiving in Portland with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ingram. Guests at the Bert Tisdale home for Thanksgiving were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Hall, his mother, Mrs. M. Tisdale, and Charles Thomas and family. Mrs. Orabelle Cabrara from Stockton spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reynolds and his father, Ben Reynolds, and Forest Reynolds drove to Yakima Friday to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harve Whitmire and family and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Davenport spent Thanks giving at the Rome Whitmire home. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dodge were callers at the Bert Tisdale home Monday. The Timber Route Home Ex tension Unit will meet at the Vernonia Grange kitchen Tues day, December 3 with Mrs. Ber- nita Peterson and Mrs. Emma Jensen as project leaders on making lampshades. The meet ing is to start at 10 a.m. and everyone is to bring a sack lunch as this will be quite a long lesson. Everyone interested may come. Also each one should bring material such as plain color firm ly woven cottons; trim for same; a small screwdriver or nail file; three dozen spring-type clothes pins; three yards white, rayon, Ms inch straight tape; and an old lampshade. Also needed are needles, thimble, scissors, pins and thread, size 40 or 60 and 24. AU/ those wishing to send gifts to the state hospital should leave them with Mrs. Byron Kirkbride or Mrs. Bert Tisdale by Saturday, December 3. Power Return Awaited After Storm Damage MIST — Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mathews and, Marian, were movie visitors Thanksgiving in Clatskanie. M. P. Mills was anxiously awaiting the return of power Sunday morning with 23 cows to milk and no juice to operate the milking machine. Wm. Bridgers was in the vicin ity Monday on business. The ladies of the Christian church are having a bazaar and food sale December 10 at Sund- land’s electric store. The sale will start as soon as the store opens. PAINTING Phone 5711 Interior — Exterjor FLOOR SANDING COLOR MATCHING CAMP McGREGOR— Mr and Mrs. Bill Mason and Sharon drove to Camas. Washington Sat urday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Britt Morris and family. The Masons returned Sunday evening. Mrs. Simon Wynne has recup erated enough now to be out of the Providence hospital in Port land and will remain with her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon Cook, and family in Vernonia. Mr. and Mrs. Wynne have an apartment and intend to stay in Vernonia for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson of Rainier, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bergstrom of Portland and Her man Nelson of Goble were at the Joe Doyle’s for Thanksgiving. Mr .and Mrs. Ross Meeker and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Howard and children spent Thanksgiving with the Harry Howards at Camp. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Petexeon spent the week end in Portland. In most European countries fe males outnumber males, and in most non-European countries, the opposite is true. KODAK DEVELOPING SUPPLIES Vernonia Eagle Office Supplies For Christmas Rayon Jersey Blouses in Pastel Shades Lace-trimmed Slips $1.98 to $2.98 New Gowns New Quilted Silk Robes and Bed Jackets On Sale Anklets 10c & 25c Regularly 40c The Apparel Shop Your ’One-step’ Saving Center Batteries 24 Mo. Guarantee $11.95 12 Mo. Guarantee $ 8.45 For Ford, Chev., Ply., Dodge. Exchange All Metal Kitchen Stools............„... G. E. Automatic Steam Iron.......... $3.79 $17.95 Irons E:ther Steam or Dry Electric Waffle Irons........................ . ............ $7.93 Automatic Popup Toasters............$17.95-$20.95 Camfield and G. E. Pajamas and Nightgowns............. $1.98 & $2.98 The Neighbors of Woodcraft met for a social evening at the Legion hall November 17. Games were played and several boxes of candy were given as prizes. Served to the group present were pumpkin pies and coffee. XMAS TOYS — WAGONS — TRICYCLES BOX SOCIAL Dance Friday Dec. 16 8:30 p.m. Proceeds will be used to purchase card tables and equipment Charles Seeberger —Social Committee IF YOU’VE HAD A BANG UP TIME— See George for a straightening out. e necessary equipment plus ex pert know-how makes it possible for us io give you satisfactory body and fender repairs. I Geo. Johnson Telephone 311 Vernonia Sen. Sta. Corner Rose and Bridge DAY IN, DAY OUT . .. the NEHALEM offers you food values hard to beat anywhere. Consistently you can’t go wrong on the NEHALEM for oil your table WATCHMAKER — JEWELER Official Watch Inspector, S. P. 4 S. Ry. Hospital Stay In Portland Ends Social Time Enjoyed I A. L. KULLANDER ORE. THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 1M9 3 Beautiful Boxed Towel Sets $1.19-$1.79-$1.98 ALL WORK GUARANTEED ON CONTRACT BASIS 856 Rose Avenue The 52-Piece Service for 8, illustraied, only S69.7Î with ami-tarnish chest at no extra charge. See it at... VERNONIA, Ladies Heavy Flannel Ladies Plan Sale Heath’s Service Station BUY CHRISTMAS SEALS Lampshades to Be Unit Topic Visits During Holiday Written Heath’s Service is the Best Place for You . . . You too will 'be highly pleased with the high oualitv service that can be obtained at Heath’s. Give us a tjy. STAMP OUT TB EAGLE, needs. NEHALEM MARKET AND GROCERY For Delivery Every Day Phone 721 By Cannon WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO. CLIFF WHITE PHONE 1271 VERNONIA. 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