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On Convention
> Reception Date Set
For Saturday Evening
Club to Meet
Temple Conducts 1 Study
Thursday Evening
Annual Roll Call
A rec?ption in honor of Mrs.
I Paul Gordon is being prepared
Members of Chapter BS, P.E O, I for Saturday evening of this
Sisterhood, met at the home of 1 week. November 21 and friends
V -. Ben Brickel for their regu
are invited to th? affair accord
lf meeting Tuesday evening, No-
ing to an announcement made
vember 10.
Hrs. Wm. Bridgers read an earlier this week by Mrs. Emil
..cle from the P.E.O. Record Messing, worthy matron of Ne
' Peace Participation.
Guest halem Chapter, Order of Eastern
f'--' the evening was Mrs. Alma Star.
M-rtinson from Clatskanie who
The reception will take place
> t . -. e a report on the supreme con
dition held in October in Van at the Masonic Temple instead of
the high school as was originally
couver. B.C.
The next meeting will be with scheduled, and will begin at 8
' f. Robert Lindsay next Tuesday p.m. Mrs. Gordon is grand war
■ • rng.
Mrs. Ralph Hartman der of the Grand Chapter of Ore
gon.
present the program.
C ub Entertained at
\ xnderZanden Home
" v Friendly Pinochle club met
■' he horn? of Mrs. Joe Vander-
7 den on Bridg? street Novem
ber 13.
following
a dessert lunch
.-• red by the hostess, the play
■w-■ held. Rob rta Beeley had
hic.i score and Agnes Gibson had
low score.
The next meeting will b- held
Mrs. Claude Gibson at her
*■ 'ie on Riverview Drive Novem
ber 20.
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Vernonia Study club members
will gather Thursday evening, to
Vernonia T.mple No. 61. Py night. at the home of Mrs. Mar
thian Sisters, held its annual roll vin Kamholz for their second
call night last Wednesday. No November gathering Mrs. Dwight
vember 11. Feature of the even Strong will be in charge of the
ing was the r“-obligation cere- • program.
The series of ‘’coffees" for this
mony conducted by candlelight, j
Plans were made for holding . year are scheduled to begin very
the annual bazaar and food sale soon and the funds derived from
at Seawright’s Cleaners on De the series will be added to the
cember 12. Many beautiful hand library building fund started by
mad ■ articles were turned in for the club several years ago.
the sale.
Canned fruit was brought in
for the K.P. Home at Vancouver - Party Goers Observe
7th Birthday Event
and will be taken to the horn
soon.
A birthday party was held at
During a recess, Allan York the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E
entertained th“ group with sev Rose Saturday honoring their
eral delightful accordian num grands- n. Jackie Greenwood, on
bers.
his seventh birthday.
Following
adjournment,
re-
Games wer? played and birth
fr shments were served by Ro e day cake and iello served Those
Poetter, Grayce Bundy, Peggy attending w.ie: Kathy Barker.
Cone and Lesta Garner.
Geraldine and Lorraine Dutton,
The next meeting will be on Naomi and Paul Dutton. Wesley
November 25 and will be a Higley, Neal Lloyd. Albert and
Thanksgiving party. First nomi Donnie Davis. Denny Hunt. Greg
nation of officers will also b_> ory Laird and the guest of honor,
made at this time.
Jackie Greenwood.
Circle Prepares
Annual Program
MIST — Don’t forg"t the Mist
Helping Circle’s annual program
and sale will take place on Sat
urday evening at the Mist gym
at 8 p.m. A very good program
auction sale, concessions, good
fishing for the children and a fine
lunch are planned.
A. R. Melis is doing some re
pair work and improvement on
his home.
Mrs. Robert Berg spent several
days in Portland last week. She
returned home last Friday.
Pvt. Roy Kyser is home from
camp in California for a while,
visiting his folks, th? Claud
Kysers.
L. E. McGee was in Vernonia
Saturday as were Joe Banzer,
Irving Knowles, Mr. and Mrs.
A. R. Melis, Jesse George and
wife, Mrs. Austin Dowling and
son, Bernard, Mr. and Mrs. G?o.
Jones, Mrs. A. R. Mills and Mr.
and Mrs. J. Lonquist.
The TV at the lunch room here
attracts quite a gathering on late
afternoons and evenings as well
as the good coffee, etc.
Mrs. Chas. Sundland is spend
ing much time at their store in
Vernonia, while one of the em
ployees is on vacati >n.
Walter Mathews, with the h"lj>
of Clyde Johnson, has been doing
some finishing on one of his for
rent cottages.
Group Attends
Rally of Youth
RIVERVIEW — Saturday even
ing Mrs. L. L. Wells took a car
load of young people to the Chris
tian Youth Rally at the Chris
tian church at Hillsboro. Going
were Patricia Hickman, Ann
Cameron. Rosalie Kirkbride, Pat
ty, Margie and Ruby Wells.
Herbert Combs and Mrs. Swan
son of Portland spent Sunday
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. T. F. Hillyer.
Week end visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Huntley
wer.: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hayes
and children of Coos Bay and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McCool and
children of Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Anderson j
spent the week end in Portland |
visiting at th? home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. John.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mahar
spent the week end visiting Mr.
and Mrs. W H. Rice and other
relativis at Corvallis.
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TH V RS DAY. NOV 19. 195.
Work Started on Job at Camp
ROCK CREEK — Herb Counts
returned from Roseburg and al-
most immediately started work-
ing on a job near Government
camp for which Darrell DeVaney
has one of the sub contracts.
Mr and Mrs. Dick Tuttle and
Terry of Eugene, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lum Rhea and two children
of Portland were Sunday visitors
at the Carrol Buckk v home. Mrs.
Tuttle anj Mr. Rhea are cousins
1 of Mrs. Buckley s.
Eola DeVaney has had a short
1 vacation at her home here. She
has been caring for an eld rly !
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woman, who is now residing with
a daughter in Roseburg.
Two carloads of Kease.v unit
members visited a former num
ber, May Mellinger, in Clatsk-.
nie. Car trouble made it neces
sary for them all to return tn
one car.
Betty Brady, &ola
Mortis, Eda Parker. Mary Chris
tensen. Hilda Keascy, Vi via. 1
Counts. May Krieger and Blanch-
D-'Witt made the trip.
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the new HOAAELITE model 5-30
Official Visit Due
On Meeting Night
The next regular meeting of
the V.F.W. Auxiliary will b? held
on November 24 for the depart
ment presidents.
C"cele Hafer
will make an official visit. The
Auxiliary urg.s all members to 1
be present.
Nehalem Squares to
Hear Guest Caller
Glen Hawkins will be the guest |
caller for the N halem Valley ,
Squares on Friday evening. No- i
vember 20.
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Dance Class to Meet,
Organize Monday
A preliminary meeting of the
square dance instruction ; class
b-'ing planned by Glen Hawkins
is scheduled for Monday evening
of next we k at the Washington
school. In announcing the meet
ing date he asked that peopl ?
who plan to attend the lessons be
pres nt so a regular meeting night
can be arranged.
Th? meeting next Monday will
take plac • at 7:30 in the east wing
basement room.
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