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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (March 27, 1952)
Wedding Performed at Portland Church Sunday VFW Auxiliary Circle Entertained at Wood Heme Thursday Old Home Passes At Mist Landmark Names Officers Miss Patricia Caton became The Friendship circle met at the bride of Waiter Jacob Aeppli the home of Mrs. Ella Wood on Thursday. Pot-luck luncheon was Sunday at a cermony which took The March 25 meeting of Smith- served at noon. Christensen Auxiliary was held p.ace at St. Stephen’s Episcopal j During the business me°ting church in Portland Mrs. Aeppli j at the home of Margaret Davies. Plans were completed for a ham which followed, it was decided to is a former Vernonia resident dinner to be held at the I.O.O.F. ( meet at the home of Mrs. Ruth where she graduated from high hall on April 26. Steers April 17. school. Members present were: Laura Election of officers was held Carmichael, Agnes Gibson, Fre The groom is an engineer at and th" following will be instal- da Biggs, Ruth Steers, Isabel Timberline lodge where they will ’ed sometime in April: president, make their home. Carmichael and two children, Dorothy Walker; Sr vice-presi Iva Ellis and son, Blanche Millis, dent, Louise Hamnett; Jr. vice- Gloria Ellis and two children and External vigilance is ths price president, Joyce Culbertson; the hostess, Ella Wood. t>f liberty. chaplain. Eva Poynter; treasurer, Margaret Davies; conductress. Tune Wilson; guard. Eula Blount ind trustee, 3 years, Pauline King. Following the business meet ing, refreshments were served oy Eva Poynter and Virginia At the last meeting of the Mist Walker. Young Peoples’ club March 5 discussion took place concerning the minstral show that will be presented April 25 at the Natal Grange hall. An afghan will be given away th"n. No charge for the show will be made and the public is welcome to the af The Vernonia Study club met fair. at the home of Mrs. Bill Horn The club sponsored a food sale Thursday evening, March 20. The March 7 and the proce ds of $20 annual rummage sale for the was given to the Mist church to benefit of the library fund was help pay for a new roof. The discussed. It was decided to club thanked the ladies who help hold it on Friday and Saturday, ed and also Walter Mathews. April 25 and 26. The next meeting will take Mrs. Frances Mullins gave a place April 2 at the home of v.ry interesting and entertain Virginia Hanson. ing review of the book "Festival,” by James B. Priestley. The next meeting will be held Club Honors Member Thursday evening. April 3, at It is recognized by master With Shower Thursday brewers that a most important the home of Mrs. Bill Nichols with factor in making good beer is The F. L. Girls gave a shower Mrs. Marvin Kamholz in charge <he natural brewing properties for Mrs. Calvin Davis, now a resi of the program. in the water. dent of Tillamook at the Odd "It's the Water” from our Fellows hall Thursday, March subterranean wells, plus pre Meeting Accomplishes 20, at 8:30 p.m. All but one of mium quality grains and hops the F. L. members were present Dual Purpose Thursday and the skill of Olympia's and the honored Mrs. Davis re master brewers that gives such Mrs. W. A. McBride was hos ceived many lovely and useful rare flavor to olympia . tess for the Missionary council gifts. and a surprise birthday party in honor of Mrs. George* Wells and Mrs. B. E. Hall last Thurs day. The 12 ladies present met at their usual time to tie quilts at the Assembly of God church. TREIIARNE — Mrs. Harry When th’y gathered at the par Weaver is in bed ill with yellow sonage for lunch Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Hall were very much sur- jaundice. Walter Kirkbrid? is home from pris d to find the table with birthday decorations carrying out ,-chool this week with the meas ¡.he St. Patrick’s day color les. Mrs. Lin Reynold?, Mrs. Erie scheme. Light Refreshment Bet erage nj Knapp. Mrs. Albert Reynolds and After the lunch gifts were Millions oj Temperate People Mrs. Exie Weaver motored to presented to Mrs. Wells and Mrs. Portland Monday on business. OLYMPIA BlfWING CO, OLTMPIA WISH II 1 « Hall. Several unable to attend *Trado Marks Rog U. S. Pot. Off. Mrs. Lin Reynolds r"ceived sent gifts. word Tuesday morning that her brother-in-law Earnest Chambers had passed away. Mr. Chamb rs has been ill for seven years. Mrs. Robert Reynolds, Claude and Harry W aver and Mrs. Exie Weaver motored to Dallas to be with their sister and daughter. Martin Petersen is home in bed with the flu. Mrs. Claude Weaver stayed with Mrs. Harry Weaver and ’hildren Monday whil" Mr. Wea ver was at work. Mrs. Weaver's mother, Mrs. Albert Reynolds, will stay with her du rang the day. Show Date Set At Natal Hall Annual Sale Being Planned Olympia so refreshing? "Its the Water" Cases of Illness Reported in Area k Q lymp IA F FOR EASTER CANDY CAKES Please place vour orders early. Vernonia Bakery Home of Butter Crust Bread and Arden Ice Cream This is an emergency! j I ' I I I THE EAGLE. VERNONIA, ORE. Dates Set for Two Birthday Parties TREHARNE — Mrs. Flora MIST — At last the old castle I Whitmire will be hostess at a that was the home of the Jim birthday party March 29 in honor Hill family for so long is being of her daughter, Mrs. Hazel disected and the lumber in it is Fletcher, of Castle Rock. The to build a house on the Titus birthday club will also have a place on the Mist road to Ver white elephant sale to replenish nonia. That house burned down the treasury April 3rd. Mrs. nearly a year ago and new people Midge Reynolds will entertain in have bought the place. He bought honor of her birthday at her the Hill castle and being tear home. The club will have a ing it down last week. It has bazaar at this party. stood like a sentinel nearly three Mrs. Flora Whitmire enter decades and has been inhabited tained the birthday club Thurs most of the time up to three or day, March 20, at h"r horde four years ago when the Percy in honor of ht r birthday. Bailletts lived there. She is a daughter of the late Jim Hill. Since then the doors have swung open to the elements and the windows have been the target of air guns. It was a beautiful location and we hate to see it grow worthless. Ye scribe lives RIVERVIEW — Mrs. Will within • it's shadow. Chalmers and Mrs. Blanche Millis Everett Coryell remains auJut attended the annual Mother’s the same. He isn’t very well. Day at Pacific University at 1 Forest Grove where their sons Callers at the Austin Dowling home Thursday and Friday were are attending. Mr. and Mrs. George Jones, Mrs. Mrs. Claude McCool of Port Lloyd Beach and Mrs. Lester land spent the w“ek end at the Closner. home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mr. and Mrs. Armor Reynolds Huntley, taking Mike and Bobby were recent visitors from Long Lou McCool back to their home view of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rey in Portland Sunday after they nolds. had spent several weeks at the Show visitors in Clatskanie Huntley home. Sunday evening were Mrs. Aus Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Parker tin Dowling and son. Bernard and and children of Garibaldi spent Mr. and Mrs. Harry Reynolds. Saturday at the home of his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Lyche of Banks visited at the home of Mi and Mrs. J A. Wirtz Sunday afternoon. NATAL — Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack were in Portland last Wednesday. Ethel Kyser spent the week end in Renton, Washington at the home of the Earl Sonasac family. She accompanied the An- deregg family to the Washington city. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie George were Friday afternoon callers at the Ray Taylors. Robert Fredrickson is having a couple of weeks furlough from the navy. His ship docked in Brooklyn and Bob came by plane as far as Spokane. He is visiting his mother and family, the Wm. Pringles. Mrs. Robert Mathews enjoyed a visit last Friday from her mother, Mrs. Maure Rodgers, of S-aside and her sister. Mrs. Don Hall of Morton, Washington. They came from Seaside, wh.re Mrs. Hall had visited her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith were overnight guests at the Noble Dunlap home recently. Lester McGee is calling on his friends in the vicinity from Bremerton, Washington where he has been staying recently. Mrs. Julius Zimmerman was a Tuesday caller on Mrs. Robert Lindsay. In the Roman empire, the av- . erage life expectancy at birth | was 23 years. A JUMP AHEAD , ft-yr • Ever have your fuel oil tank run dry—right. when heat is needed most? Our "degree day” system plots the weather . . . and tells when unusual cold spells are working your burner overtime. We always stay a jump ahead of the weatherman—use the Keep-Filled delivery plan to make sure you will never run out of Shell Fuel Oil. CALL E. V. ROBERTSON Phone 542 or 543 Office Open 9 a.m. to $ p.m. Monday throuoh Saturday rux SHELL FUEL OIL GIVE MA BREAK [ • I | | Al Bring Ma and the kids out to dinner next Sunday and enjoy our home-cooked meals with a home atmosphere. Our good food and low prices make the Palace Cafe your No. 1 place to eat. PALACE CAFE Mrs. Carrie Smith | I I j • | } | HOUSEWIVES WHO J COMPARE PRICES ’ KNOW YOUR FOOD I I » local disaster—help and comfort come quickly by telephone. If the line is tied-up— the desperately needed help and comfort may come too late. All too frequently, a telephone is more than an instrument of communication— it is a life-saving instrument! So please—if someone requests the line for an emergency, release it promptly. Thrifty shoppers for foods have found that money-stretching buys are waiting at Mill Mar- ket. Why don’t you try this convenient store on your next shopping trip? ! i ; i I Remember— x DELIVERIES TWICE ! DAILY: 10 a.m - 3 p.m. I PHONE 1391 | _________ I Has a long, long life Exclusive Gyrafoam washing ac tion washes all dirt out quickly. It's gentle as washing by hand. Your Maytag Automatic is built to last... always gives you the same dependable washing performance. Does all the work for you Needs no bolting down Washes, rinses, spin.dries your clothes Maytag even turnsitself off. This automatic won't wobble or "travel." It's perfectly balanced. SUNDLAND'S ELECTRIC AND APPLIANCE 736 Bridge Phone 581 Vernonia ‘NEHALEM VALLEY APPLIANCE DEALER’ 4XHZHXHZHXHXHZHZHZHZHXHXh THE HOUSEWIFE'S FIRST CHOICE ALWAYS Order today from— SAM'S FOOD STORE r-JIIH'IIHU. Iillil'lll y MILL MARKET: AND LOCKERS i Washes clothes cleaner Free Delivery Phone 711 til le n. 9. MAKE CENTS I HERE K tragedy occurs—it could be personal or a ind 49 mg the a ted --------------------------------- Annual Pacific U Day Attended Navy Man Home On Furlough 5 THURSDAY, MAR 27. 1952 3 Fine Groceries Meats Produce I I
