Vernonia eagle., January 31, 1952, Page 3, Image 3

Relief Committee Gets
Fund for Welfare Work I
Mrs. Frances Mullins was hos- I
Club Officers
Are Installed
Rainbow Girls
Install Officers
THE EAGLE. VERNONIA, ORE THURSDAY. JAN 31. 1952 3
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Place of Residence
Changed by Couple
RIVERVIEW — Mr and Mrs.
teas for the January 17 meeting |
Vincent Monaco and children and I
of the Vernonia Study Club.
The F. L. Club meeting was Mr and Mrs. James McCrory
New officers for the Order of
During ©he business meeting, | Rainbow for Girls were installed | held January 16 at the home of and children spent the week end
j Beryl Cline with the installation
at Stattie visiting Mrs. Georgia
Mrs. Ben Brickel, chairman of ■ at public installation which took
the local Red Feather drive, an- i place at the Masonic Temple on I of new officers taking place. They Monaco.
are: Orme Robertson, president;
pounced that $720 50 is avail­ Monday evening, January 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Rose have
Isabel Anderegg, vice-president;
The installing officers were:
able for the Vernonia Emergen­
Irene
Mmger,
secretary;
June
moved
into the Olive Apart-
Patty
Floaten;
Donna
Aldrich,
cy Relief committee for com­
ments from the Hawkins house.
marshall; Pat McNair, recorder W tson. treasurer.
munity welfare.
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Parker I
The appointive officers are:
For the review. Mrs. Harry San- and Floyd Bush, musiciai?. ®The
Louise Hamnett, press chairman: spent Sunday at Garibaldi visit­
don told the dramtic story of officers are:
Worthy Advisor, Myy 1*pp:
Beryl Cline, scrapbook; Herlene i ing Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Parker.
'Florence Nightengale" written
Mr. anu Mrs. bSilph Kono of
Robertson, sunstftie committe®
Worthy Asst.. K*.therfrie Keasey;
by Lucy Ridgely Seymer.
Clatskanie
are the parents of a
Charity,
©Glenna
Pearl;
Hope.
Reva Jo Hughes, drill captain and
Mrs. Warne Empey will have
girl born anuarv 17 and named
the study group at the next «> Darlene Aspinall; Faith, Joyce Suzie Atkins, chaplain.
Diane Lynn.
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Howard: Recorder, Barbara Ho­
meeting on February 7.
Final plans wre made for the
Louis McCoy and three child­
ward; Trg^urer, Nancy Berger- annual Valentine dance f<© Feb-
son; Chaplain.
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Marga®t Mich-
ruary 9 at the IOOF hall. Tick, ren of Portland visited at the
hom»x®of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
ener; ; Drill Leader, Alice1 Davis; ets will be sold.
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Mitchell Sunday.
Asst. . Di>ill Leader. Joyce Jones;
This F
Cluw was asked to
Love, Faye Cook; Religion, Mar-
pu.Sir;.the drill at the Rebekah
garet Cook;
Assembly in May at Salem by
Two New Cars Bought
Nature. Pat Hickman; Immor-
resident Mary Allen of the Re­
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By Treharne Families
¿ality,
Alice
Steers;
Fidelity,
The Business and Profession«-’
bekah Assembly.
Women's club held its first meet­ Odsan Blount; Patriotism. Norma
TREHARNE — Mr and Mrs.
Opal Counts was a guest at
Elliott; Service, Harriet Heath:
ing of the new year Tuesday
the meeting. Refreshments were Carl ^Snyder were Sunday din­
night of last week at the home Cong. Observer. Jean Ann Ander­ ser • d and the girls Cord'd on
ner guests of Mr. and M©^, Don
egg; Outer Observer. Bev“rly
cfgjMrs. Irma Chance. An elec­
•posters.
Louise Hamnett was Reynolds and ^atlSe.
tion of officers for 1952 were Cline; Choir Director, Diana Aid-
Mr. and Mrs. Royce N©vton
presented her past President
rich; Musician. Pe» Stiff: His­
named:
and Darlene spent Sunday after­
links for pin.
Julie Kanzler, president® Mer­ torian, De Anna Jr, la.
noon at the Wilbur Thaclyr
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I«ove, Myrna Brandow; Reli­
cedes Proehl, vice-president; Re-
home.
Jo Hughes, secretary; Irma gion, Mary Jane Galloway .•Na­
Mr. and Mrs Myral Odam and
Mist Young People’s
Chance, treasurer; Maxine Bush,< ture. Joan Roediger; Immortality,
♦ amily at driving a new car. •
Club
Discusses
Sale
corresponding secretary and Mar­ I Patsy Wilt; Fidelity, Arliene Si
Mr. end Mrs. Truman Daven-
The Young People’s Club of
garet Brockhaus, chairman of bel; Patriotism, Dorothy Gwin;
port are owners of a new car,
Service, Bertha Keasey; Chap­ Mist held their January me ting
F smmittees.
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Mr. and airs. Bert Tisdale and
The m.mebrs voted unan­ lain, Marilou Fredrickson; Drill at the home of Berna Howery.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Beck and Su­
There were .^ght members pre­ san n’tored to Hillsboro Friday.®
imously ©a become affiliated na­ Leader. Patsy Brissett.
o sent and a short business meeting q Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Swanson
tionally with th© Business arft
was held. Members were well
Professional Women’s club.
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visited the Robert Reynolds fa­
plased with the results of the doll
tentative date of February If®
mily Friday.
sale and discussed njjking fancy
w-s set ¿or a meeting with the
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Work
for
a
future
sale.
Lida
state Resident tQ bej;uest speak­
Harris incited the club to her
er. Each member will bring a i
home for a spagetti supper, which
protective club member to this j
V'ernonia Temple No. 61, Py­ was well amended and enjoyed
meeting.
FIVE YEARS AGO
thian Sisters, met Jant/ary 23 for by all.
their
regular
pfteting
with
The February meeting will be
For results—Eagle Classifieds!
From The Fagle, Jen. 23, 1947
M.E'.C. Edith McFarland presid­ at Esme Closner’s home.
Work on the bank building is
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scheduled to begin so< 1 to* re­
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Committees were appointed for
model the structure's interior in
Founder’s Day Program
the first quarter of the year.
preparation for opening th“ Ver­
Given at PEO Meeting
® An invitation was received fpr
nonia Branch of the Commer­
the Temple to attend and par­
The Vernonia Chapter.aP.E.Oa cial Bank of Banks George E.
ticipate in the district convention Sisterhood, met at the horn© of
Laver, cashier of the Banks bank
to be held at Gtjston on April
Mrs. Wrn. Bridgers Tuesday even­ said Monday noon when he .vas
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ing. A lovely candlelight pro,
ofte of the guest ^peakers at the
charter was draped*’ in
gram for Founder’s Day was
weeklv Lions club meeting.
memory of Past Grand Chitf given by Mrs. Hamp Roberson
The ' other line'*telephone rates
Louise Bainbridge.
I in Oregon we“e eliminated kite
and Mrs. Wm. Nilson.
A coin march was held for th“
Mrs. Wm. Nelson will entertain I in December and charges are now'
Call or Write
benefit of the March of Dimes at the home of Mrs. Wesley Bol-
being made on a uniform airline
campaign.
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basis within .the state unu'er an
Refreshments pf coconut cream
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ing, February 12.»
agreement arrived at .between
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pie and coffe"*- were served by
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
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Hettie Petersen, tenme Stanley
and the West Coast Telephone
and Lesta Garner. _
Couple Married at
Company, according .to an an­
Ceremony January 6
nouncement by Public Utilities
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Bobby MtrcklingjVernonia and Commissioner Ge rge H. I ugg.
Mrs. Davies Honored
Victim of Polio
Makes Recovery
Candidate
BIRKENFELD — Karren Jen­
sen celebrated her birthday the
23rd.
Mrs
Jensen took ice­
cream and cake to the sqhoo!
so all the children in her room
could celebrate with her. A year
ago Karen had polio and on her
birthday was in an iron lung at
Isolation hospital in Portland
She was one of the lucky ones
as she has completely recovered
with no after effects.
Lloyd Beach is home from the
hospital and getting along nicely
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Affiliation of
Club Authorized
Temple Invited
To Convention
YESTERDAYS
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Mrs. James Davies was hon->
guest at a stor^ shower ’given
Friday, January 25. Mrs. Earl
King and Mrs. Marvin Kamholz
were ho'jjesses.
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Miss Margie Williams, Dortiand,
TEN YEARS AGO
were married January 6 at a
From The Eagle, Jan. 22. 1942
ceremony performed at the Evai’
gelical United Brethren church # The signing of pledges to buy
United States Defense b> ids and
in Rirtland.
After a "short wedding trip to* stamps was started h-re Tuesday
Canada, Mr. and Mi $ Mt rckling morning, t’ne opening day of the
are making their home in Ver- drive in Oregon, to get everyone's
signature on a pledge to purchase
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a specified amount of the bonds
or stamps in aiding to finance the
present war expenditures.
In
signing the pledges the individ­
uals are asked to signify the
a mount he can devote to the
purchase every week or month.
An advance report Tuesday of
NATAL — Mr. ar -I M • Bill
West from near Tigard call“d at this week by E H. Condit, Ver­
the Oblack home last Wednesday. nonia chairman of the local Red
Mr. and Mrs. Don Armstrong Cross drive for funds, revealed
that one accounting has already
and Na icy Jane were Sunday
visitors here with her parents. been made and that by Clark
and Wilson. A total of $277 has
Mr and Mrs. I. Dass
Sato:day overnight guests of been turned in by the employees
Devine families were Mr. of that compa.iy at Wilark
County chairman and field
Mrs. Lloyd Stunard and Lois
Marvin, Miss Vivian Lord workers who volunteered for ac­
Everett Danieison. all of tivity in the nation wide mo-
Tillamook, and Johnnie Thorn­ bilization of Women met last
Thursday in Clatskanie at a
ton of Forest Grove.
William Pringle. Jr., motored luncheon at which Grace Kent
to Astoria last Friday to see his Magruder, county leader. pre-
father who is in an Astoria hos­ sided with Sadie Orr Dunbar,
pital
State Director of the Board for
Mobilization of Women, as prin­
cipal speaker.
Eagle Classifieds!
In Hospital
Group Meets at
! Home Thursday
REP. WALTER NORBLAD of
the First Oregon Congressional
District has announced his can­
NATAL — Mrs. Robert Ma
didacy for reelection. Norblad.
43-year-old Astoria lawyer, who thews entertained the Mist Help
was first elected to Congress ing Circle last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. O'black were
shortly after his dischargeflfrom
the Xrmy in 1945, is completing Thursday callers at the home of
his four’ll consecutive term in ' Robert Hilliker in Alder Grove
the House.
His current com­ si Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Wright and
mittee on Committees and Armed son, David, and Miss Virginia
Mathews, all of Portland, were
Services, and the position of
week end guests at their par
Western Republican Whip.
ents, the L. P. Mathews.
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