Couple Married at Vancouver Monday Miss Inetta May and Calvin Mitchell were united tn marriage at Vancouver, Washington No­ vember 10. They will live at Fort Lewis, Washington where Mr. Mitchell is stationed. Inetta plans to finish her schooling there Millis, Graham Rites Performed THE YESTERDAYS Winners Named FIVE YEARS AGO For Card Party From The Eagle. Nov. 13. 1947 Secretary Resigns Place with Club John Elder was named chair­ Miss Virginia Millis, daughter Mrs. Ralph Valpiani and Mrs. of Mrs. Blanche Millis, became man to conduct this year’s Ver- ! Al Sauer were hostesses for a the bride of Ronald Graham, son nonia community chest drive. pinochle and canasta card party Miss Velva Ramsey will be in Saturday evening at the parish of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Graham, • at an impressive ceremony at the charge of sale of Christmas Seals hall. First Christian church, Sunday, for the Vernonia area and Mrs. The door prize was won by November 2. Max Millis gave William Bridgers for Mist and Claude Gibson. the bride away and Rev. C. F. Birkenfeld. The prizes for pinochle were Swander officiated. Robert Curl, nephew of Pete won by: ladies — Bess Nichols, The bride wore a white' satin Brunsman began work early this high; Mrs. Bob Lindsay, low;, gown and carried a white Bible month at Brunsman Hardware. men—Bert Hawkins, high and and bouquet of white bouvardia Edward Salomonsen, Lions club Bob Lindsay, low. centered with an orchid. president, announced that the club For canasta the winners were: Maid of honor was the bride's had set aside $50 to be used ladies—Mrs. Grace Currie, high; The Busy Bees 4-H cooking sister, Mrs. Carl Wilson, and for the purchase of glasses for Margaret VanderZanden, low; < tub of Mist met November 1 at bridemaids were Miss Faye Mil­ children whose parents are un­ men—Bob Curl, high and Dave Mrs. Aldon Ashley’s home to lis and Mrs. Rita Watson. Flower able to pay for such an expense. Brunsman, low. work on toys for the child care girl was Sandra Wilson and ring­ Dr. H. E. Schlegel will be chair- Refreshments were served by ' project of the Mist-Nehalem ex­ •man of the club committee in bearer, Eddie Hammond. the hostesses. tension unit. The toys will be charge of getting the glasses when Selwyn Graves was best man exhibited at the P-T.A. meeting and the ushers were: Gerald Mil­ the n -ed is determine. November 13. Harold Black will lis, Lynn Michener and Jack TEN YEARS AGO attend that meeting to present Frank. From The Eagle. Nov. 12, 1942 pins to club members and also to Miss Lillian Laird, secretary at Murvel Frank sang "Because" show moving pictures. t"he Washington school, was nam­ and “ The Wedding Prayer. ” Again on November 4 the club ed this week as chairman of the I met at the home of Evelyn and The church was decorated in NATAL — De eV ere Hershey Doris Powers and the breakfast autumn colors using chrysan­ Christmas Seal sale in Vernonia. 1 Excess tires turned in at the i attended the Newport-Clatskanie group prepared a dinner consist­ themums and tulle bows. Railway Express office here as a football game Friday. DeeVere's ing of harvest ham, baked casser­ A reception was held in the ole, baked potatoes, sliced toma­ church parlor after the ceremony. prelude to mileage rationing, nephew. Bud Wilkins, was one numbered approximately 250 by of the players on the Newport toes and jello. Mrs. Ashley The young couple went to the brought a cake and Mr. and Mrs. coast for a short wedding trip. last Tuesday noon, according to team. Mr. and Mrs. Max Oblack and R. M. Aldrich, depot agent. Powers were dinner guests. They will leave Wednesday for The latest count of men from family spent the week end at The club planned to meet again Tulsa, Oklahoma where he will Vernonia and vicinity who are Powell Butte where they visited Sunday morning to finish the attend aeronautics school. serving in the armed forces to- ; Max’s sister and family, Mr and toys. At a meeting held the last tals 222. The army has 130; air Mrs' William Dietz. of October, new officers were in­ Tuesday evening visitors at the corps 37; navy 44; naval aviation stalled at a candle light cere­ Parents Announce William Pringle home were Mr. 2; marines 4; coast guard 5. mony. Daughter’s Engagement Mrs. Harry Sandon and John and Mrs. Lynn Van of Portland , Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Caton W. Elder were accepted this week and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Devine. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kyser were j announce the engagement of their as additions to the local war price BACK AGAIN W I and OLDER! daughter, Leona, to James Sme- and rationing board. Loel Ro­ Clatskanie motorists last Thurs- ! jkal. The weddnng will take berts and Elmore Knight are the day evening. I place the latter part of Novem- ' members who have served since Year Old Straight A man who thinks he knows it | the board organized with three ber. Kentucky Bourbon members. Mrs. J. C. Lincoln is all has a tendency to tell it all. Always put off until tomorrow the other original member, but the unkind act which you wanted has moved away. WHISKEY FIFTEEN YEARS AGO to do today. From The Eagle, Nov. 12, 1937 A specjal levy of $1533 was Confront the average politician with a cold fact and you get a voted Saturday morning at a I meeting of Road District 16 in the ! hot denial. city hall as half of the cost of an ! oiling program to protect Bridge I street from mud and dust and to I improve State avenue four blocks i south of Bridge street. N o need to fear wearing glasses because you think them t The Vernonia Eagle has been sold to Marion Sexton and Mar­ unbecoming. See us for the newest and most flattering J vin Kamholz of Goldendalc, • • Washington. The new owners frames NOW. Prices to Please I will take possession November I 29. DR. C. A. PLUMSTEAD — Optometrist Dr. H. M. Bigelow. K. A. Mc­ ! Phone 445 Hillsboro 233 E. Baseline I Neill, J. W. Nichols, Emil Mess­ ¡For Further Information Inquire at Ku.lander’s Jewelry Storv j ing and Lyman Hawken were “You Can't Be Optomistic if You Have Mis’y Op'iea” elected directors of the Vernonia [ chamber of commerce. Club Works on Project of Unit Game Attended Friday Night L 5 i HAVE THAT SPEC'S APPEAL! I I America ! THURSDAY, NOV. 13, 1952 3 EAG1-E, VF.RNONIA, ORE The Young People's club of Mist met at the home off Della Wilson November 5 with six members present. A short business meeting was held. Betty Sandy resigned as secretary because they are mov­ ing to eastern Oregon. A new secretary will be elected at the December meeting. Each mem­ ber is to take a friendship table­ cloth with signatures and sayings of the other members. Gladys Dyer was voted in as a new mem­ ber. Hunters Back Without Luck BIRKENFELD — Mrs. Robert DuPuis was called to Caliform.» last Tuesday by the death of hem­ father. She returned Friday. Fred Larson, Lloyd Stuve. an