Page Rank Exemplified,
Guests Entertained
Harding Lodge No. 116, Knights
of Pythias, entertained guests
from St. Helens and Astoria April
27, at which time they exempli­
fied the Page rank. Guests are
also expected at the next meet­
ing on Monday. May 11. Follow­
ing adjournment, special enter­
tainment is planned for those who
attend.
Post, Auxiliary
Install Officers
At joint installation ceremonies
M'-ndav evening. April 27. both
th«- Veterans of Foreign Wars
and the Auxiliary placed new of­
ficers in the chairs for the com-
fag y.ar. The program took place
at the I.O.O.F. hall.
For the post. Winston Walker
was the installing officer. The
new officers are: commander, Ben
Fowler; senior vice-commander,
Ralph Hartman: iunior vice-com­
mander. Lcland Pugsley; judge
advocate. John Young; chaplain.
Earl Erckson. surgeon. Albert
Blount; patriotic instructor, Ken­
neth G. Anderson; service offi­
cer, Bill Horn; legislative officer,
Tom Bateman; publicity officer,
Jim Cox; adjutant, Don Camp­
bell; quartermaster, Edwin Ade.
Auxiliary officers were instal-
tod by Virginia Walker, past dis.
trict president.
Tht officer last for the Auxili­
ary is: president. Louise Hamnett;
senior vics-president, Nora Red­
mond; junior vice-president. June
Fluke; secretary Dorothy Walker;
treasurer. Myrtle Cox: chaplain,
Marie Shafer; conductress, Ruth
Ernest; guard.
Darien: May;
trustee.
Jennie Lusby;
color
bearers. Mary Dübendorf, Rosalie
Roediger. Betty Hawkin and Jo­
ann Savage; patriotic instructor.
Pauline King; historian. Helm
Spofford and musician, Ina Bate­
man.
The Rainbow Girls cooked food
sale will be postponed until Sat­
urday, May 16.
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KERATOLYTIC IS A MUST
What is a keratolytic? An agent
that deadens the infected skin. It
then peels off. exposing more
germs to its killing action. Get
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NANCE'S
Fair Catch of
Clams Achieved
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Chicken Pox in
Area Reported
Woman Has
i Operation Thurs.
At a double-ring ceremony
which took place at the Evangeli­
cal U. B. church April 19. Miss
Edna Fuller, daughter of Otis
Fuller, became the bride of Earl
Wantland, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Wantland. The c remony
was performed by Rev. Paul D.
Sisler at 2:30.
The bride given in marriage by
her father, wore a two-piece blue
gown with white accessori s and
carried a Bible and white orchid.
She was attended by Miss De­
Loris Thompson who wore a pink
dress with white accessories and
a corsage of pink rosebuds.
Th? marches were played by
M iss Frances Kaspar and Mrs.
Shirley Bass sang “Because” and
“O Promise Me.”
Best man was Donnie Wantland,
brother of the groom. The candle
lighters were Georg Marsh of
Beaverton and Don Webb. Homer
Fuller, Don Webb and George
Marsh were ushers.
At the r.ception. Miss Dori»
Wantland was in charge of the ,
guest book. Miss Aileen Johnson
and Miss Marilou Fredrickson
served the cake, Miss Beverly
Past Resident
Buried Tuesday
NATAL — Clyde Henderson at­
tended the funeral for his broth­
er-in-law, W. Ailsworth. which
was held in Portland Tuesday.
Mr. Ailsworth was a resident here
several years ago and no doubt
is remembered by several.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Zillman and
baby were Mcndav ev ning callers
at the E. Kyser home.
Sunday callers at the Ira Peter­
son home were Mr. and Mrs.
Noble Dunlap and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Carmichael and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hend:r-
son and family of Portland were
week end guests at the Clyde
Hendersons.
Mr. and Mrs. Buck Garman and
family spent Saturday night in
Salem.
Ray Taylor and family spent the
week end at Banks at the Gene
Northrup home.
SHOP NEHALEM — SHOP NEHAI.EM — SHOP NEHALEM
Peace Participation
Topic of Chapter Program
PRICES ?
Chapter BS of the PEO Sister­
hood met at the home of Mrs.
R. D. Eby Tuesday evening, April
28. For her program on Peace
Participation, Mrs. B m Brickel
read a paper ntitled “Looking
Toward Peace."
The next meeting will be Tues­
day evening, May 12, at the home
of Mrs. Judd Gr^enman. Mrs.
Eby will be in charge of the
program.
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tell you of the many buys on our shelves in gro­
ceries and also at our meat counter. Not only
do you get the best in prices, but the quality of
our foods is unexcelled. Be smart—Trade at—
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Fred Larson were guests of Mr
and Mrs. Boone Johnston Friday
night. Boone showed some pic­
tures. He has a new movie
camera and projector.
Mrs. Elsa Richardson and Mr
and Mrs. Lloyd Beach spent the
week end in Seaside visiting Mrs.
Maude Rogers and Mrs. Ann Wal­
lace.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Udey, Sr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Udey,
Jr., of Portland visited with Mi
and Mrs Guy Bellingham Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Larsor.
and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nord­
strom visited with Mr and Mrs
Durham in Portland Sunday.
Tom Johnston is on the sick
TRF.HARNE — Mrs Pauline
Tisdale has postponed her birth­ list again. Boone Johnston took
day party from May 7 to May 14 him to the doctor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Condit and
because several of the small child­
ren in the neighborhood have children of Portland. Mr. and
the chicken pox.
Those ill at Mrs. Roy Stuve and Karen, Bruce
this time are Susan and Mary , I .arson and Tom Johnston were
Ruth Beck and Jimmy and Dar- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Boone Johnston. It was little
r. 1 Odam.
Mrs. Mae Wienecke entertained Allen Johnston’s first birthday.
the Birthday club in her home
Thursday, April 30 in honor of
her birthday The club also held
an auctioned bazaar and surprised
Mrs. Florence Kirkbride with a
pound shower. Guests present
wire Mrs. Svb Falconer and Mrs.
Laurel Thacker. Miss Mary Fal.
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Closner, punch and Mrs. Barbara , coner and Miss Mildred Thacker
Kouva underwent an operation
I.anders, coffer.
In charge of were dinner guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Standford Cox of for goiter at the Physicians and
the gifts were Mrs. Sam Cagle,
Mrs. Cloice Hall and Miss Jody Ocean Lake visited his brother Surgeons hospital in Portland last
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Thursday. Two large goiters were
Webb.
removed and another, being under
The couple left for a honey­ Cox, Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Birt call d on Mrs. the collar bone, could not be re­
moon along the coast and he re­
moved at this time.
ported t<> Alam da, California for A. R. Stanton Monday.
Visitors of the Byron Kirk­
Mr. and Mrs. John Solomon and
duty April 30. Mrs. Wantland
is staying with her father until bride family Sunday were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Hicks of Ta­
she receives word from him where and Mrs. Ralph Applebee of For­ coma visited at the Tom Solomon
est Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Harry and Everett Wood homes Sunday.
he will be stationed.
Hall and Timmy of Molalla. The John Solomon is a brother of
Halls are former residents of Ver. Tom Solomon and Mrs. Hicks is
I a niece.
nonia.
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BIRKENFELD — Trent Garner
returned home from another trip
to the hospital Friday. He had
an operation on his nose.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hansen of
Portland visited Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Elliott Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bellingham,
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bellingham.
Lloyd Beach, Lloyd Stuve and
BIRKENFELD — Georgianna i
Mills was home from Eugene this
week end. She is a senior at I
U of O. Mr. and Mrs. Mills took
her to Portland Saturday night
where she was the guest of honor I
at a bridal shower.
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Vic and Al Berg went clam­ i
ming Saturday morning.
They
brough home a fair catch.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomp­ i
son of Portland were at the L, H.
Jepson home Fridas. They took
Gary back to Portland with them.
He has been visiting his grand­
parents for the last week.
Mrs. Francis Larson received
notice Monday that she had won
a necklace in a slogan contest.
Kathryn Elliott and her room­
mate Kathryn Erickson, spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bellingham
and boys visited friends in Port­
land Sunday.
M P. Mills and Georgianna
called on Mr and Mrs. Cecil
Elliott and Kathryn Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Leibentritt
have moved from Jewell into Elsa
Richardson’s house next to Guy
Bellingham
Mrs. Guy Bellingham and Mrs.
Joe Leibentritt went to Astoria
Monday.
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Visit of Grand Chief
Vernonia Temple No 61, Pythian
Sisters, will entertain Grand Chief
Nada Grmde n xt Wednesday.
May 13. with a dinner at 6:30
p m., to be followed by the regu­
lar meeting. Both balloting and
ladiss initiation will be exempli­
fied and entertainment numbers
ar? being arranged.
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For Friday Evening
of flavor and sparkling >9
Jim Kendreth of Forest Grove
will be guest caller for the N
halem Valley Squares on Friday,
May 8. Everyone is welcome.
Announcement Made of
Daughter’s Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson
announce the engag'-ment of their
daughter, DeLoris, to Donald
Webb.
COOKED FOOD SALE. Satur­
day. May 9. Sundland's. Sponsored
by Pythian Sisters.
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