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About Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1952)
Temple Elects 1953 Officers Vernonia Tempi'' No. 61, Py thian Sisters met December 10 Another Opportunity to btcck up on Stokely’s high grade Frozen Foods at a sig savings. 1 I I 4 I I I 4 ♦ !I I i I x Ol<t I CHOICE 4 i I I ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 I 4 Ô I I BROCCOLI Chopped GREEN PEAS PEAS & CARROTS SPINACH Leof SPINACH Chopped MIXED VEGETABLES CUT CORN 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 « 4 I for it’s regular meeting with MEC Edith McFarland presiding. Past Chief Mary Sawyer was reported as being in Good Samaritan hos pital and Excellent Junior Eula Blount was absent because of illness. A letter was read from Clar- ence Piper, who is a guest at the KP home at Vancouver, tell ing about his roses and plans for planting many tulips for next year. Alice Weed and Peggy Cone reported on their trip to the home to deliver fruit and towels. Officers for 1953 were ekcted as follows: Past Chief, Edith Mc Farland; Most Excellent Chief, June Willis; Excellent Senior, Eula Blount; Excellent Junior, Mary Drips; Manager. Alice Weed; Protector. Peggy Cone; Guard, Ros? Poetter; Staff Cap tain, Lesta Garner; Trustees, Marie Shafer and Jennie Lusby; Pianist, Sylvia Turner and Instal ling Officers, Laureta Lamping. Installation will be held jointly with the Knights early in Janu ary. After adjournment, delicious re freshments were served by Faye Davis, Marie Shafer and Edna Heenan. MILL MARKET AND LOCKERS J I : j • : 4 4 « 4 : < « i < i < « < i ! : J Your 'One-stop' Saving Center : ! WtSTCWH AUTO SUFRlOcp j PHONE 1271 CLIFF WHITE VERNONIA. ORE. 4 FOR GOODNESS SAKE! DON’T MISS OUT ON THESE TERRIFIC MEAT VALUES WAITING FOR YOU NOW AT The Do-Si-Do square dance club elected Frank Serafin as its president at the dance which took place last Saturday evening at Natal. He will replace Glen Hawkins, who held th? presi dency this year. Mrs. Merle Cline was re-elected secretary. The club will postpone its next dance, originally scheduled for December 27 and is tentatively planning a New Year’s eve party. Children’s Yule Party Arranged for Friday i 1 « • 1 I 1 The American Legion Auxiliary Christmas party for children of Legion and Auxiliary members is scheduled to take place Friday evening of this week. December 19 at 8 p.m. The affair will in clude treats, games and refresh ments. Mrs. Albert Schalock, Mrs. Harry Culbertson, Mrs. Beau- lah Skmmons and Mrs. Freda i Biggs are in charge of arrange ments. ll 4 Monel Il 1 ’s Finest (rood Quality < Grand I Flavor Flavor ORE THURSDAY, DEC. 18, IBM iJ 1-LB. 1-LB ROLLS SAFEWAY A. | 1 j * were in Vernonia Saturday room ing shopping. Mrs. Mary Drips, Edwina Si* delman. Jean and James Kirk bride, George Snyder and LaRv/ Thomas attended the ball gan. - at Banks Tuesday evening. Three Initiated by IOOF Lodge Tuesday Three candidates were taken into membership in the 1O.O.F lodge Tuesday evening to mak ■ a total of 11 members initiated this year. The lodge has also received two reinstatements dur ing 1952. Initiated Tuesday were John F Heenan, James E. Fluke and Francis W. Raines. Ronson Lighters Community Plate, Rogers Brothers and International Sterling H Pen and .* * Pencil Sets H ■ »« H H H H FOR MENTAL ACUTENESS... • Which you need for all ac tivities drink Nehalem Dairy Milk regularly. Nutritive ele- merits in Nehalem Milk help to keep brain and sense organs as well as the rest of the sys- tef. functioning at their best. H H H H Available at Your Neighborhood Store H NEHALEM H DBIRY PRODUITS 10. Grade A Pasteurized Milk & Cream PHONÍ 471 THIS AMAZING NEW DISCOVERY k • If q r. 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NATIONAL LABORA TORI AL I FOR NIA BUILT FOR DUTY STYLED FOR BEAUTY I FOR HIM Electric Razors CROTON Ronson Lighters Fishing Barometers FOR HER H Lockets Diamond Rings H »... H Bracelets Silverware Bulovas for both Ladies H and Men $27.50 to $65.00 A. L. KULLANDER WATCHMAKER — JEWELER H Official Watch Inspector, S. P 4 S. Ry. S£ H ^HZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZHZNXHX' I I I » I I % I M Watch Bracelets Birthstone Rings H Smartly designed gleaming white case is enhanced with rich jet suede strap. Water can t get in to rust its parts Dirt can't get ml to mar its beauty Emblem Rings H Z H Z H H Stratoflame Lighters ^41 < AND DON’T MISS OUT ON THE OTHER GREAT VALUES ADVERTISED ON PAGE 5 * VERNONIA. TREHARNE — Mr and Mrs. T. L. Pierce of Portland visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale Sunday. Mrs. Mary Drips. Edwina Sie- delman, J?an. Stephen and Walter Kirkbride and Speed Lusby of Vernonia attended the ball game at Rainier Friday night. Mrs. Byron Kirkbride, Rosalie and Jo Ann visited Mr. and Mrs. Mike Long in Vernonia Friday night. Mrs. Anna Wilson is very low at this time. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Steers from Stoney Point visited the Byron Kirkbrides Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Turner Daniel, Mrs. Flora Whitmire, Mrs. Byron Kirkbride, Jean and Stephen AMAZING NEW DISCOVERY — FREE TRIAL Pure lean Beef—Ground from whole carcass beef—No Filler added Cudahy’s Gold Coin and other Famous Brands EAGLE. Rainier Game Witnessed Friday Knights Select New Officials SINUS SUFFERERS SAFEWAY Ground Beef lb. 39c Sliced Bacon lb. 45c Pork Sausage The Forestry Digest, national magazine published monthly by the American Forest Products In dustries, Inc., at Washington. D. C., carried in its December issue th? photo taken of the 4-H for- estry club which erected the sign near Tophill last summer to urge care with fire. The club, officially known as the Nehalem Valley 4-H Forest Builders, is led by Don Campbell. The boys helped reforest part of the area near Tophill which was burned in 1947 by a fire from a cigarette. Club Elects President Saturday Evening i i CHRISTMAS GIFTS Ladies Pajamas and Night Gowns BLOUSES — Nylon, Orlon. Slacks Dresses .......... $4.98 and $6.98 SLIPS AND NIGHTGOWNS NYLONS BY CANNON $3.98 Bath Mat Sets LAMPS - Table and Pin-up ...................... $22.95 G. E. Toasters G. E. Steam and Automatic Irons G. E. and Hamilton Beach Mixers TOOL SETS — DRILLS $6.49, $11.55 Tap and DieSets WAGONS TRIKES TOYS The V.F.W. Auxiliary met on Tuesday, December 16, for a reg. ular meeting at the IWA hall with 26 members present for the initiation of Joann Savage and June Fluke. The Auxiliary was given the name of a needy family for Christmas and the penny drill was turned over for this purpose for shoes for the family. Louise Hamnett is in charge of preparing the food basket and clothing for this family and if members will call 1457 she will pick up items for the basket. The Auxiliary will also send a package to the adopted soldier at Camp White. Mrs. Judd Green man will b? in charge of that package. * The Christmas party followed the meting and refreshments were served by Gertrude Andei - son, Trudy Magoff and Nora Redmond. THE Magazine Carries 4-H Club and Sign Photo Names of Pals Revealed Thurs. Ì i « Auxiliary Takes 2 New Members At the December 8 meeting of Harding Lodge, Knights of Py thias, new officers for the com ing year were elected by the membership. Heading the group as Chancellor Commander is E. E. Garn-’r. Other officers elected are: vice-commander, Oren Weed; prelate, Eugene Drips; secretary, Oscar Weed; master of work, Wilbur Wilson; treasurer, R. M, Aldrich; master at arms. John The regular meeting of Mt. Barger; inner guard, Frank Birt Heart Rebekah Lodge was held and outer guard. George Johnson. on December 11 with Noble . The Grand Chancellor has ap Grand, Isabel Anderegg, presid pointed Wilbur Wilson as deputy ing. for the lodge. A short business session was At this meeting 25-year veter held after which the annual secret ans jewels were presented to pal Christmas party was held. Harry Culbertson and R. M. Aid- The tables were beautifully rich. | decorated in the holiday theme and a lovely Christmas tree was TYPEWRITER on hand. Many nice gifts and cards were exchanged. A deli for sale cious lunch of jello and sand Underwood Number 5 Standard wiches was served by th? com Typewriter, Reconditioned and mittee consisting of Cora Lang?, Guaranteed $37.50 June Ray, Beryl Cline and Ella Cline. The Vernonia Eagle Printing — Office Supplies There will be no meeting on Telephone 191 December 25, which is the next regular meeting dat?. Next meet ing will be on January 8 at which time new officers will be instal led. Clint Renney from Cathlamet, Washington will be the guest caller for the Nehalem Valley Squares, Birkenfeld, on Friday evening, December 19. Dancing will start at 8:30 p.m. I t 4 4 4 i Renney to Call for Nehalem Valley Squares i « « i An attendance of over 50 ap- peared Monday evening for the square danc? lesson series being conducted by Glen Hawkins at the Washington school each week. Due to the holiday next we k. the class will not dance Monday evening, but will resume again on Monday, D?c?mber 29. Remember— DELIVERIES TWICE DAILY: 10 a.m - 3 p.m. PHONE 1391 4 i i Attendance Grows At Dance Classes 4 i 4 4 • I 'PORTLAND i I II f SPOKANE, PORTLAND »»<■ SEATTLE RAILWAY COMPANY BNk amf rravaC ' »fca Nart*»«rti •«« railway” ««aera* o**l«»»: AMHKKAN BANK SUXJ , PQKTIAN®, OKtGON
