Sisterhood Initiates
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■Irs. Evelyn Heath was hos-
s to the P E O. Sisterhood on
esdav evening of last week at
"rich time Mrs. Myra Sorenson
• a . s initiated into the group.
Mrs. Dorothy Sandon gave her
¿ram on the “History of the
'■ -dern Handkerchief.” The first
’ ikv dates back to the 15th cen-
v and was a plain. 45-inch
..¡arc. Gradually the size de-
c ased and decorative designs
re added until the hanky as we
sow it today came into use.
Auxiliary Entertains
Legicn at Yule Party
State President Lona Pickell
1 ■ .1 Grand Secretary Edna Pierce
I be the guests of the ladies
ixiliary No. 2324. Fraternal
">'der of Eagles, at a special
-*■ cting which will take place
■ day night. December 18, at 8
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Annual Yule Party to
ike Place December 20
The Eagles lodge will hold its
•.iual Christmas party Sunday
'.ernoon. December 20. A pot-
.uck dinner will be served at 2
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Program Is Plan
01 Mist Club
The American Legion Auxiliary
entertained the Legion and their
TREHARNE — Mr. and Mrs. families Tuesday evening at a
MIST — Mrs. Carl Enneberg
An exchange and Mr. and Mrs. George Jones
Eric Carlson, Ann Beth and Jack, Christmas party.
of Garibaldi visit *d her parents of gifts was h. id and there were were recent dinner guests of Mr.
over the week end. Sunday the treats for the children.
and Mrs. Lloyd Beach at Birken­
family met for a re-union dinner.
feld.
Ten
members
of
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Legion
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Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Eric
Mrs. L P. Wikstrom has b en
Carlson, Anna Beth and Jack of Auxiliary attended open house at doing some painting m her home
Garibaldi; Mr. and Mrs. Carl the Veterans hospital. The gift th" past week.
Nealeigh. Eunice and Ronnie, and shop was a sight that will not be
Mrs. George Jones had a very
Thousands of
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Kirkbride soon forgotten.
gifts were on display. These gifts serious sick spell one night last
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Carver of are donated by th • units and then week. Th? doctor was called in
Fair Oakes, California are the . given to th. veterans for their haste. She is a little improved
at this time.
Barents of a son. Lloyd Russell, families.
Christmas is keeping everyone
six pounds, 6*4 ounces, born De­
A grocery shower was held re
busy at this time. It will soon
cember 4 Mrs. Claude McCarl. J cently for a needy family.
be here, too, so we wish you all
grandmother, is with the baby
a very merry Christmas.
and mother.
The Young People’s club is
Claude McCool of Marian Forks Club Hears Report on
planning a program in the near
visited Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale
future.
Saturday. He is convalescing Early Vernonia History
from a three-week stay in the
Mrs Austin Dowling and Ber­
The Vernonia Study club met nard
Emanuel hospital due to a spinal
were in Clatskanie Friday.
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the
home
of
Mrs.
Reatha
Horn
strain.
New r liters have moved into
Mr. and Mr«. Turner Daniel, ' D.cember 3. Mrs. Amy Katnholz the little cottage owned by the
Mrs. Flora Whitmire and Mrs. I was in charge of the program Irving Knowles.
Byron Kirkbride
motor, d to
Mr .and Mrs, Walter Mathew
Hillsboro and Forest Grove Sat. which was a report on early his­ were in Portland recently.
tory
of
Vernonia.
urday.
WMS met last Wednesday at
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Walter
The Christmas party will take 1 the home of Mr. . Howard Jones.
and Larry Mundav of Portland place at the home of Mrs. Lillian
were in Treharne Sunday visiting Greenman December 17 and th
friends and relatives. They visited social committie will be in charge
Gifts Exchanged at
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tisdale in the of the program
afternoon.
Pinochle Club Party
Mrs. Dorothy Dougall of Port­
The Friendly Pinochle club
land visited her daughter. Mrs. Dancers Slated to
Ruth Pierce, at the Bert Tisdale
held its Christmas party at the
Hear Guest Callers
home Friday.
j horn • of Mrs. Al Sauer. An ex-
Glen Hawkins will be the guest I | chang" of gifts followed the de-
call r for the Nehalem Valley , licious Christmas dessert served
Circle Sets Date of
Squares Friday. December 18 at I : by the hostess and the plav.
Party, Gifts Exchange
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High core was won by Darlene
Nehalem Circle 881, Neighbors cal! for the Do-Si-Do club Sat­ May
and low by Judy Davis The
of Woodcraft, members will en­ urday at Natal when that group n xt meeting will be at the home
joy their annual Christmas party will hold its Christmas party.
of Mrs. Fred May.
December 17 at the IOOF hall.
Les Cope and Ralph Lindsey of
A pot-luck supper at 6:30 will he Longview will call at the Marsh- I
Pennyroyal is a strong-scented
followed by a program and gift land grange hall near Clatskanie
herb of the mint family.
exchange.
Saturday. December 19.
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The thre? who were given
floor prizes Saturday at the an­
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Hardware were Mrs. Homer Gwin.
Elsie Sherman and M rs. N Hog-
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Winners so far for last
wvek's profit sharing numbers
wer. Lena Blount and Nellie Tip­
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