Dance Club to Stop
Meeting* Until Sept.
The Nehalem Valley Squares,
¿ance club at Birkenfeld, will
discontinue it’s regular schedule
>f danc-s for the remainder of
the summer. Members of the
¿roup are slated to resume danc-
.ng again in September.
Rebekahs Seat
More Officers
Mt. Heart Rebekah Lodge met
July 24 with Vice Grand Jane
Pace presiding in place of Noble
Grand Isabel Anderegg, who is
Milk contains more calcium
recovering from a recent opera­
than any other food
tion.
The absentee officers from the
last meeting were installed into
their respective chairs at this
• time.
It was learned that the Lodge
had given financial aid to June
Willis, who recently lost her
home by fire. Also that the Re­
bekah Social club had given her
a gift of bed linens.
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Lena Stanton thanked the
lodge for recommending her for
the Degree of Chivalry Jewel,
which was conferred upon her
at Grand Lodge in May and
BBAXD
which is a v ry high honor in the
Rebekah lodge.
After the meeting sandwiches
and coffee were enjoyed by all.
served by Fay. Davis. Hazel
| Cook and Vivian Graven.
HERMITAGE
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Past Chiefs Take
I Part in Meeting
Quilt Tied at July
Meeting of Society
The July meeting of the Mar­
tha Society was held at the EUB
church and a quilt was tied by
the ladies.
The meeting was
TREHARNE — Marion Siedel-
call d to order by the president, i man and son, Don. are in Denver,
Mrs. Stiff. Mrs. Alice Malmsten 1 Colorado on their way to Chica-
had charge of the devotions and I go to visit relatives.
after prayer by Mrs. Sisler, Mrs.
Mrs. Byron Kirkbride. Rosalie
Malmsten brought an inspiring
and Jo Ann called on the Cort
message about "Laboring with
and Marion Siedelman families
the Lord." Sh! also read some Saturday evening.
beautiful poems on the subject.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Reynolds
There is still another quilt to
and F.arl motored to Buxton Sun­
be tied, which will be done as day evening and visited his moth­
soon as possible.
er. Mr and Mrs. Wm. Riggle.
The August meeting will be
Mrs. Jane Miller, Mrs. Thelma
held at the Toothaker home on
Weaver. Mrs. Rosia Weaver and
Keasey route. Mrs. Sisler dis­
Mrs. Florenz West were Monday
missed the meeting with a pray­ callers of Mrs. Dixie Reynolds.
er aft'r which Mrs. Stiff and
Mr and Mrs Harry Weaver
Mrs. Sisler served refreshments.
and children and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Reynolds and Earl were
Tuesday evening dinner guests of
Altar Group Meets at
Mr and Mrs. Dude Weaver and
children.
Member’s Home Wed.
A pot-luck picnic dinner in
Mrs. Elizabeth Mullins enter­
honor of Forrest Reynolds was
tain 'd th St. Mary’s Altar So­ enjoyed by relatives Sunday at
ciety July 23 at her home on
Rogers park.
Those
present
A St.
were: Mr. and Mrs Albert Rey­
nolds; Mr. and Mrs. Lin Reynolds
Those attending were: Mrs.
and Mike; Mr. and Mrs. Don
VanderZanden, Mrs. Sau rs and
Reynolds and children. Mr. and
daughter,
Mrs. Smejkal and
Mrs. Harry Weaver and child­
daughters, Mrs. O'Rourke and
ren; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rey­
Mrs Gibson, a visitor from Port­
nolds and Earl; Miss Velma Sny­
land was Mrs. Lovin.
After the business me.ting the der; Mrs. Rosie Weaver and
hostess served a delicious lunch­ children; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Weaver and girls of Timber; Mr.
eon assisted by Miss Smejkal
and Mrs. Chester Reynolds and
and Mrs. Sauer.
Cherylee of Portland and Mrs.
The next meeting will b” with
Lula Chambers, son and daugh­
Mrs. Desmond Laud
ter of Dallas.
Vernonia Temple No. 61 Py­
thian Sisters, met July 23. The
opening and closing ceremonies
were conduct'd bv Past Chief’s,
with the regular officers conduct­
ing the business session.
Tressie Michener who has been
awav this summer was prcs'.nt
for the meeting.
An invitation was received to
a picnic at the KP home in Van.
RIVERVIEW — Mrs. Billy Bas-
couver, Washington on August 10
■ “tt of Gold Beach visited at the
and plans made by some mem­ Glen Hawkins home Sunday.
bers to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charli? Biggs
Th ? Past Chief s club pre­ and Mrs Rowland Davis are at­
sented a new charter drape and 1 tending the Forty and Eight, the
memorial cards to the temple. | Eight and Forty auxiliaries and
Th? presentation was made by . the American Legion and Ameri­
Edna Heenan, club president.
can Legion Auxiliary conference
The Past Chief’s honored MEC
at Grants Pass this week.
Edith McFarland with an adden­
Thg Rev. and Mrs. Vincent
da and gift.
Gowen of Port Blakely, Wash­
After adjournment,
refresh­
ington are visiting her parents,
ments were served by Edith Mc­
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Olin, this
Farland and Mary Drips.
week.
Th ' next meeting will be Aug­
Leonard Perry of Tacoma is
ust 13.
staying at the home of his uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Mauna Loa in Hawaii is the
Huntlev. while working at the
O-A mill.
largest active volcano.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Frost ot
Portland spi nt. Sunday visiting
Mrs. Jim Bond.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Felton
and son and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Moore and son of St. Helens
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Hawkins Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Slemmons and
children spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vidgel
at St. Helens.
Mr and Mrs. Rav Buckner
of Hillsboro visited his mother,
Mrs. Artie Buckner, Sunday,
leaving their daughter, Nancy,
for a weeks visit.
Billy Hawkins celebrated hts
first birthday Thursday. Guests
of the day were B. B. Hawkins.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Serafin and
children and Mr. and Mrs. John
Serafin and two daughters.
Conference of
Legion Attended
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THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1»52
Journey to East
Partly Completed Many Places of Interest Seen
MIST — Mr and Mrs. Walter
Mathews and Marion and Mrs.
L. P. Mathews returned Sunday
from a three-week vacation trip.
Some of the interesting places
they saw were, Yellowstone Na­
tional park. Salt Lake City,
Bryce. Zion and the Grand Can­
yon. Boulder Dam. Los Vegas,
and Reno and Crater Lake. They
visited Mr. and Mrs. George
Carter (Delilah Conditl in Su-
sanvill-. California and Mr. and
Mrs Art Farnsworth (Margie
Mathews) in Chico, California.
The Mist Helping Circle met
last Thursday with Mrs. Clara
Libel at Seaside. A gixxi group
of members attended and sev­
eral visitors and also some old
members who had dropped out.
came. A nice dinner was enjoyed
after which the short business
meeting was called to order. One
n w member was taken in. Mrs.
Ellen Devine, to the Circle. The
village street lights will soon
be up. too, we were told by the
light company.
The meeting
closed with the next meeting
scheduled to be with Mrs. Walter
Mathews on the fourth Thursday
in August.
The Smithsonian Institute in
Washington was established in
1826.
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The Chas Hansens purchased
a new deep freeze last week.
Irving Knowles sold two cow i
and the bull to parties m St
Helens last week.
Mrs. George Jones is «pending
a week in Seaside at this tun
with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Clae >
Libel.
Joe left Friday for Uncle Sam'*
service, the air corps.
Shalmon Libel purchased Irv­
ing Knowles crop of oats and
vetch hay.
Bobby Mathews spent Thurs­
day visiting his cousin. Lewie
Jones, near Birkenfeld.
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‘Miss Oregon'
Program Seen
BIRKENFELD — Mr. and Mrs.
T. Gainer celebrated their wed­
ding anniversary at th- beach
at Seaside
They stayed to s-e
the “Miss Oregon” program. Mrs.
Ted Bellingham and Mrs. Arthur
Bellingham also attended the
“Miss Oregon" program.
Little Diana Cahill has been
spending a few days with her
l Undpaients.
Mr.
and Mrs.
James Cahill.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bellingham
were in Portland Saturday.
Aileen Johnson was home over
the week end. She is working in
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Mills spent
Monday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Elliott.
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Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Knowles at­
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Villagers miss the old horst-
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