4-H Scholarship
Sponsored Again
Vernonia Temple No. 61. Py­
thian Sisters, met March 27 for
their regular meeting
A 1<' ter was read from Mr.
Piper thanking the Temple for
money sent him to purchase a
rose bush for the grounds at the
K P. home in Vancouver.
It was voted a sponsor a 4-H
ttholarship again this year.
An Easter hat parade was held
»■.th winners being cosen as fol­
lows: prettiest hat, Edith Mc-
Farland; funniest hat. Dorthea
Pearson and cleverest hat, Grace
Eundy. These hats are to ap­
pear in the parade at the con­
s’ ntion at Gaston April 5.
After adjournment, a birthday
party was held honoring those
whose birthdays occurred in Jan­
uary, February and March. Tables
were decorated in spring yel-
lo' > and greens.
The next meeting will be April
9 at which time a cake auction
will be held.
Packing of Boxes
Discussed by Circle
The March meeting of the
Martha Society was held at the
home of Mrs E. J. Douglass Wed-
nesday, March 26.
The meeting was called to
order by the president, Mrs. Stiff,
with 14 members present and
Mrs. East as a visitor.
Und.r old business packing
more boxes for Korea was dis­
cussed. New business was giv­
ing out lists of different box
tops and can labels to be saved
by each circle of the EUB church
W.S.W.S.
At the April meeting of the
Martha’s, secret friends will be
revealed.
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Past Masters
Vernonia
Lodge
No.
184,
A.F.&A.M., held a Past Masters
night at a special communication
March 29. There were 15 Past
Masters present and they helped
to c ifer the Master Mason d°-
gtee on Lee Pangle, coach of
the high school.
It was also Frank Taylor's 81st
birthday. He has been a mem­
ber of the Masonic Lodge for 49
years.
RIVERVIEW — A recent visl-
A meeting of Masonic Lodges
t' r at th® Krinick, Hawkins and of districts No. 13 and 24 will
Artie Buckn.r homes was an i (g. h Id in Astoria April 14 at 8
tobino robin. The ladies were
p.m. *or the official visit of the
ouite thrilled to see it as they
Grand Master of Masons in Orc.
are really rare and hoped it gon.
would stay around, but only saw
it on one occasion.
Riverview Home to
Sunday dinner guests at t'*-
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r. aude Gibson bgme were Vir­
ginia Millis of Portland, Sharoc
RIVERVIEW — Mr. and Mrs.
Hult of Treharne, Bruce Hoyt of j Wm. Wilson and two children
Pittsburg and Mrs. Dick McNair. I plan to move into Nfr.,. Wilker­
In celebration of the birthdays | son’s house in the near future.
of Mrs. Glen Mitchell and her j
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Watt and
giandson, Steven Darby, a din- I children and Mrs. Tempey Read
mt was held at the Mitchell I and son spent Sunday at Tilla­
home Sunday. Out-of-town guests
mook.
were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Darby
Mr. and Mrs. Harvard Malm*
and three sons of Oak Grove, Mr. 1 sten and daughter, Sydney Ann,
and Mrs. Ray Barlow and daugh-
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
t r and Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Mrs. Charles Ratki’, after spend­
Smith and two daughters of Port­ ing the winter in Florida.
land.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Huntley
received a telegram from their
Mr. and Mrs. Norvan Wikstrom
a.id baby have moved into the son, saying that he would be see­
ing them soon.
T.-ack house on 7th Street.
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Vernonia Sen. Sta.
The Vernonia Unit of the
American Legion Auxiliary held
it's regular meeting Tuesday
evening. All chairmen respond­
ed with interesting reports. The
Americanism Essays have been
received and will be judged this
week. Thirteen entries were re­
ceived from the two schools. Four
more children's coats have been
completed, making a total of 11
coats for child welfare.
The candy eggs have been re­
ceived for the annua! Easter Egg
Hunt, to be held in the park
on Saturday before Easter. Ten
yards of cotton print have been
purchased to make into ditty
bags for the veteran’s hospital.
Flanel has been purchased for
layette garments. The Unit keeps
a complete lay:tt“ on hand for
emergencies. Five boxes of Easter
cards were sent to th" Vet's hos­
pital for the use of hospitalized
veterans.
Eight new members have been
added and the membership drive
will continue until all eligibles
have been invited personally to
join. Membership is 76 at pre­
sent.
Three girls were chosen to at­
tend Girls State at Salem in
June, a first choic" and two al­
ternate The Auxiliary
will
send- one, the Rebekahs one and
a joint sponsorship for on.’. Each
is chosen by her sponsor and a
$30 fee is paid for the week’s
stay.
The »Unit voted to prepare and
serve a luncheon to the Washing­
ton school Toppers Monday. April
7 in appreciation of their good
sportsmanship.
A letter was read from the
P.-T.A. secretary calling atten­
tion to the cut in federal aid to
tffe school lunch program.
The unit president instructed
the child welfare chairman to
write to the department and na­
tional chairmen a*d ask them
to use their influence in getting
the federal aid restored.
On April 18 a free moving pic­
ture will be shown at the Legion
hall showing the work of the
American Legion Auxiliary.
Speakers will be here to talk on
subjects of interest to all citi­
zens.
Books will be presented to a
representative of the local library
and Am°ricanism awards will be
presented at that time.
The Auxiliary will prepare and
serve the Senior banquet May 14
with the financial aid of local re­
ligious, fraternal and civic or­
ganizations, gs in former years.
Attendance cf Sunday
Schools Reaches 364
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The attendance for the Sunday
< I schools of the several churches
in Vernonia was 364. If illness
do"s not prevent you, attend the
Sunday school of your choice.
You will find a cordial welcome
and spiritual help.
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April 8 Date Listed
For Next Meeting
The next regular meeting of
the Vernonia Chapter of P.E.O.
will be held on Tuesday evening,
April 8, at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Valpiani. Mrs. R D F.by
will be in charge of the program.
Condit to Call for
Square Dancing Saturday
The Do-Si-Do square dance
club is scheduled to meet Saturday
evening at the Natal Grange hall.
Calling for the evening will be
done by Ed Condit.
A square inch of skin
have 3,000 sweat glands.
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Mrs. Dave Brunsman enter-
tamed St. Mary’s Altar Society
at her home March 19.
Those attending were: Mes-
dames O'Rourke, VanderZanden,
Bartlett, Wirtz, Mullins, Fleskes,
Smejkal and Gibson.
The hostess served light re­
freshments after the meeting.
The next meeting will be held
April 9 at the Parish hall. All
of the members are urged to be
present.
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Girl to State
prised the ladies with a delicious
new kind of pie, which she served
to 14 members present.
A tradition without charm or
reason is merely a bad habit.
The Columbia County 8 et 40
salon 440 met Monday evening at
the Legion hall.
A busin"ss
meeting was held and two new
partners were obligated. Thir­
teen m mbers were present from
St. Helen;, Rainier and Ver­
nonia. Lunch was served.
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Vernonia lodge, I.O.O.F. will
be paid an official visit by the
Deputy Grand
Master,
Max
Johnson, on Tuesday night, April
b. He will come from Seaside.
All members of the lodge are
requested to come to the old
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Place of Meeting for
Study Club Changed
Members of the V'rnonia Study
club will meet at the home
of Mrs. Marvin Kamholz Thurs­
day evening, a change from the
regularly scheduled meeting at
the home of Mrs. J W Nichols.
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and Miss Jeanette Roach of Cald
well. Idaho were married there
March 21.
Mr and Mrs. Charles Cedet
burg and Mrs. H. L. King visited
Bob King at the Veteran’s hos­
pital Sunday evening. They re
port that he is improving more
rapidly now.
Dr. and Mrs. Wm. Shearer and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Pa ’I
Beck and children of Portlan 1
visited at the horn" of Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Wells Sunday. Mr-
Wells returned to Portland with
the Shearers that evening and
came home Monday ev?ning.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Woodruff
and two sons visited at the home
of her mother, Mrs. Alice Mills.
Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Biggs spent Thurs
day visiting at the home of Mr
and Mrs. John Biggs. She found
Mr Biggs to be in very poor
health.
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MEN WHEN THEY REACH
50 HAVE DEFECTIVE
EYESIGHT
8 et 40 Salon Gives
Obligation to Two
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VERNONIA, OBE.
NATAL — Mrs. Sam Devine
spent Thursday and Friday in
Hillsboro.
Several in the community are
ill with the flu this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson
were week end visitors in Port­
land.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stunkard
and son of Tillamook called on
the Devine family last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack were
Portland visitors last Thursday.
They were St. Helens business
visitors on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon were
Mt Heart Rebekah Lodge No.
243 held it’s regular meetings Sunday callers on the Devines.
during March on the 13th and
27th with Noble Grand Irene
Illness, Death Causes
Minger in charge. At the March 13
Postponement of Parties
meeting, the obligation ceremony
was
performed
and
Sisters
TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs.
Jewelle
Robinson
and
Irma Turner Daniel, Johnny, Ruby,
Chance earn *d their seals. The Carolyn and Mrs. Jearldine Bark­
27th meeting had Jane Pace er of Houston. Texas returned
earning her seal, making the
home Thursday from Yakima.
total 25 during this term.
Washington where they visited |
A motion was made and car­ their daughters and families.
ried to send a girl to Girl’s Stat“
Mrs. Whitmire will entertain
this summer, and a committee this Thursday for her daughter,
appointed to select a girl from
Hazel Fletcher, of Castle Rock,
the list received from the high This party and Mrs. Midge Rey­
school. The F. L. club is also nolds party were both postpon­
going to shar" expenses with the ed due to illness and deaths in
Legion Auxiliary in sending a the families.
girl.
Mrs. C. E. Pierson spent last
The social club gave the sum
week in Portland at the home
of $20.00 to District Deputy Presi­ of her daughter, Mrs. Rodney
dent Beryl' Cline to add to her
Frykholm, and family.
While
amount for the presid"nt’s pro­
there they reupholstered Mrs. *
ject of a double oven and pastry
Pierson’s davenport and chair.
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table for the IOOF home. The
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pierson I
total amount sent in was $63.27. visited friends at North Plains |
The next meeting will be April and Orenco Monday evening.
10, when about 20 ladies of the
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Fletcher
Patriarchs Mililant from Hillsboro and girls of Castle Rock, Wash­
will pay this lodge a visit.
ington visited her parents, Mr.
arid Mrs. Rome Whitmire, and
her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Truman
Circle Entertained at
Davenport, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Brown Home Tuesday
Fletcher returned home. The girls
Mrs. Ole Brown was hostess to stayed for the week.
Jim Jones spent the w“ek end
the Deborah Circle Tuesday after­
in Seattle with his daughter.
noon. Mrs. Dave Marshall, in
Don Reynolds went back to
charge Qf the program, gave an
work Monday after being ill last
effective talk on the subject ”A
week.
Little Light.” Mrs. Brown sur­
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