Open House Planned for Sunday
To Commemorate Silver Anniversary
TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Falconer will hold open
house for their neighbors and
friends Sunday, January 20, 1952
from 2 to 4 p.m. at a silver wed
ding tea in their honor with Miss
Minnie Falconer, 257 Dalkeith
Road. Edinburgh, Scotland, as a
special honored guest. Friends
and neighbors are cordially in
vited.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Reynolds
Past Chief’s Club
Entertained Tuesday
Marie Laschinger was hostess
| to the Past Chief s club for one-
Two Families
Change Homes
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THURSDAY. JAN. 17, 1953 3
Snow Stops Work In California
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday visitors at the Louts
and Earl were Sunday visitors of o’clock dessert luncheon on Jan-
RIVERVIEW — Mr and Mrs.
Huntley home were Mr. and Mrs
Irvin
Young.
Mr.
and
Mrs
Oscar
-Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riggle of
uary 15. Seven members were I Floyd Watt and three children
Mathis and Barbara Owen ac Gerald McCool and family of
Buxton.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
present and spent an enjoyable | and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Rose companied Howard Tremblay to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. George
Swanson were also visitors there.
Fell and Bill Fell of Beaverton
afternoon visiting after a short
moved from the Smith house at > Kelso Tuesday as he was on his
Edwina Siedelman, Mrs. Byron i
and Mate Huntley of McMinnville
business session.
way to Fort Lewis.
Sth
St
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to
the
Hawkins
house
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Kirkbride, Jean. James and Jo
Mr. and Mrs Rex Normand
Ann and George Snyder motored
farther north on the highway
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spent Friday in Portland visiting
Sunday.
to Portland and Forest Grove
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong
have moved into the Jennie Sample.
Rosalie Kirkbride accompanied
Shaver house on 2nd St.
Phyllis Sessman and her mother
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Galloway and Ray
Thacker returned from Arcata,
to Portland Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Felton
California Tuesday Work in the
and son and Pete Serafin of St.
Vernonia Temple No. 61. Py
Helens spent Sunday at the home woods there was discontinued on
thian Sisters, met January 9 to
account of snow
of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hawkins
install their new. 1952 officers.
Mrs.
P.
L.
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elter
returned
Installing officers were: Deputy
Saturday after being away three
with a lovely jewel box. having
Grand Chief. Rita Lamping, Grand
weeks. She spent ten days visit
1 earned her P.N.G. jewel six years Manager, Edna
Heenan; and
ing her daughter and family. Mr.
ago. The F. L. club also did their Grand Senior, Marie Laschinger.
and Mrs. Gilbert Abney, at Wish
Installed
were:
Mary
Sawyer.
, flower drill under black lighting
Your ’One-stop' Saving Center
ram. Washington. She went from
i which was very pretty. A de Past Chief; Edith McFarland.
there to St. Helens and spent
Most Excellent Chief; June Wil
Mrvlrtr Hi IPenn Supreme 100°° Parafine
the past ten days with Mrs. Oscar
licious lunch of cake and ice lis; Excellent Senior; Margaret
ITlOlOl UlJBase 1„ Your Container Gal
Rand.
cream was enjoy’d by all and
Michen-’r, Manager; Faye Davis,
many lovely gifts were exchanged secretary; Lillian Davis, treasur.
A.C. Motor Oil
2 Gal. Can $139
er; Elizabeth Schaumberg. pro-
with revealing of secret pals. The
Members Entertained
Batteries, 24 Mo. Guarantee, $13.45 Exchange
next regular meeting will be on t ctor and Marie Shafer, guard.
At Home of Mrs. Ruhl
Eula Blount; Excellent Junior
Men's 100 ' All New Wool Socks
89c
January 24.
Members of the O-A bridge
elect, was absent and will be
club convened Tuesday afternoon
installed later.
at the home of Mrs. Merle Ruhl.
Past
Chief,
Mary
Sawyer
was
Table Decorations. Topic
escorted to the altar and pre High and second high scores for
At PEO Sisterhood Meet
Electric Fan Type Heater
$8.79
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the afternoon of play were held
sented with her past chiefs pin
bv Mrs. C. L. Anderson and Mrs.
Mrs. Ben Brickel was hostess by Isab’l Culbertson.
$9.95
10-oz. Tarpaulins, size 6x10
A coin march was held for the J. W. Vaughan.
for the January meeting of the
$6.95
Men’s 12” Lace Type Rubber Boots
PEO Sisterhood. For the pro March of Dimes and another will
be held at the next meeting on
in October, November and De
gram Mrs. Harry Sandon gave
January 23.
All members are cember. Tables were beautifully
a very interesting talk on "Winter urged to save their dimes and
decorated and delicious refresh
Table Decorations."
bring them for this worthy cause.
ments of fruit cup and birthday
Following adjournment, a birth cake were served by Erma John
Mrs. William Bridgers will en
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day party was held honoring son. Mary Sawyer. Rita Lamping
tertain the group January 22 with
those whose birthdays occurred and Margaret Michener.
Mrs. Hamp Roberson and Mrs.
Temple Leaders
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Installation of Officers Made
The installation of officers of
Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge No. 243
was held Thursday evening. Jan
uary 10, at the I.O.O.F. hall, with
district deputy president, Beryl
Cline, in charge.
The installing officers were:
warden, Jewelle Robinson; secre
tary, Grace Currie; treasurer,
Juanita Edwards; chaplain. Doro
thy Sandon; musician. Florence
Messing;
inside
and outside
guardians, Grace Cantwell, Zoe
Whitzell; and marshall. Alice
Gwin. Each was presented with
a hanky corsage from Beryl
Cline.
The elective officers installed
wrre: N.G., Irene Ming r; V. G.,
Isabel And°regg; recording sec
retary. Evelyn Thompson; finan
cial secretary, Annetta Pearl and
treasurer, Edna Heenan.
The
N. G. named the following ap
pointive officers: warden, Alice
Buckner; conductor, Irma Chance;
color bearer. Myrtle Oakes; right
and left supports to N. G.. Ella
Cline, Noma Callister; to V. G.,
June Ray. June Wilson; chaplain.
Gladys Strong; inside and outside
guardians. Mari" Elliott, Louise
Hamnett; musician, Silvia Turner;
a'tar bearers, Edith McFarland,
Cora Lang', Marie Shafer and
Ruby Biggs.
Juanita Edwards was elected
drill leader; Beryl Cline appointed
press correspondent, and Louise
Hamnett, good of the order chair
man. A telephone committ“e was
appointed to contact members to
attend lodge to help boost the at
tendance drive.
Under good of the order, Faye
Daxis, Jr. P.N.G., was presented
SPECIAL Nylons. 51-15 pair 89c
William Nelson in charge of the
program.
Party Friday Remembers
Birthdays for Two
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Soden Friday, January 11, in
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and Mrs. Elizabeth Brown. Hos
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A guest from out of town was
Mrs. Jean Crawford of Hillsboro,
daughter of Mrs. Brown and a
former Vernonia resident.
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