THURSDAY, DEC 24, 1953 THE
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Grangers Meet for Annua) Yule Party
Our Great America A ty
Illness Causes Stay in Hospital
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NATAL — Mrs. Ike Dass has
-pent several days in Longview
to be with her mother. Mrs. Cook,
who has been seriously ill and
Theatre
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SEASON GREETINGS
THUMB.. FRI.
DEC. 24 25
WINGS OF THE HAWK
Van H.flin - Julia Adams
Plus
WALT DISNEYS
PROWLERS OF THE
EVERGLADES
SATURDAY
DEC. 26
THE SWORD AND THE
ROSE
(Color)
Richard Todd . Glynis John
SUW_ MON
DEC. 27 28
THE GREAT SIOUX
UPRISING
(Color)
.left Chandler - Faith Domerque
TUES.. WED.
DEC. 29-30
THE GOLDEN BLADE
(Color)
Rock Hudson - Piper Laurie
Plus
BLACK FURY
in a hospital for medical care.
Ronda Edgerton was an over
night guest of Maxine Oblack on
Tuesday.
Forest Grove motorists Thurs
day were Mr. and Mrs. George
Mathews.
They were accom
panied by Mrs. Robert Mathews
and Mrs. L. P. Mathews.
Mrs. Noble Dunlap was a For
est Grove visitor last Wednesday.
Mrs. Clyde Henderson called
on Mrs. Dorothy Jones one day
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Vicors of
Portland were Saturday over
night guests at th: Hershey home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wolff and
Mrs. Kenneth Tupper attended a
wedding reception, Dec.mbcr 5,
at Helvetia hall, honoring Mr.
and Mrs. Russell Hayes. Mrs.
Hayes is a niece and cousin, res
pectively of Mr. Wolff and Mrs.
Tupper.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wolff were
recent Sunday dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davis in Ver
nonia. The occasion was Mr.
Wolff’s birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Knute Johnson
are happy over the arrival of a
granddaughter Monday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilham
who reside in California.
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TREHARNE — Lee Rogers is
up and about again following a
siege with the fiu last week, He
has been staying with Mi. and
Mrs. Bert Tisdale while ill. Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Beck and Ruth
Pierce have been delivering the
mail for him.
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Reyno ds and
sons took Mrs. Exie Weaver to
Dallas Saturday where she '.eft
for the East with her daughter,
Mrs. Lulu Chambers, and son to
see John Weaver, who is in the
hospital critically ill.
Miss Barbara Hunt of Ver
nonia was a Tuesday evening din-
ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lin
Reynolds, sons, and Sylvia Ste-
vens.
Ben Reynolds of Coombs, Ar-
kansas passed away Wednesday,
D. cember 16. Mr. arid Mrs. Al
bert Reynolds left Wednesday
evening by train. Lin Reynolds
and Forrest took them into Port
land to catch the train.
Mrs. Bert Tisdale, Mrs. Sam
Beck and Mrs. Ruth Pierce mo
tored to Portland Monday even-
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cessful New Year.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dove will
leave today for Springfield where
they plan to spend the Christ
mas holiday with relatives of
Mrs. Dove. He will go to Salem
the 28th and 29th of this month
to attend the Oregon adminis
trators conference.
DANCE Saturday. December 2S.
Legion hall. Dan LeGore s or-
5211c
chestra.
Mr. and Mrs. Clint Seibert
and Jenny and David returned
here to thsir home on Rock Creek
Friday from Fresno, California. I
Remaining in California as stu
dents of Fresno Union Academy
are Martyn, Ruby and Leland.
Mr. and Mrs. Seibert plan to re
main here.
Mrs. Jim Hamilton of Hayward
California visit.d Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Schwab all of last week.
She is the former Diana Peas-
nall and a sister of Mrs. Schwab.
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dance. Bill's Swingsters. Adm.
S1.25. By Legion Auxiliary.
51f3c
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davies and
children left here Tuesday even
ing for Saciamenio, California
where they will spend Christmas
with a sistei of his and other
members of the family as well as
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Salomonsen,
who left here Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. Salomonsen will vacation in
the south for the remainder of
the winter.
DANCE Saturday. Dictmbir 23.
Legion hall. Dan LeGore's or
chestra.
5211c
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Selig of
Lack r Vill, California arrived
last week in Vernonia for a visit
with his mother, Mrs. Alice Nich
ols, and sister, Mrs. Julia Davis,
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Selig
will remain in Vernonia for a
few more days, then will return
to California wher. he is an auto
mobile dealer.
A sophism is a false argument
intentially used to deceive.
H. H. Sturdevant
HAPPY HOLIDAY
to all of you.
May no e’eud
appear to disturb
its serenity.
BEST WISHES
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We extend our wishes
♦or o delightful Yule-
Mrs. Georgia Rogers left Sun
day for Salem to be with her
family during the holidays.
for your
Carl would like to thank the
members of Winema and especi
ally the H E C. for their coopera
tio’n during the years he served
as master.
Mr. and Mrs A. M. Perry were
out from Portland last week end
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lippsntritt
have moved their belongings to
their home in Seaside.
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BIRKENFELD — Mrs Robert
Berg is in Portland for medical
treatment
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Winema Grange met last Thurs
day. It was necessary to hold e
short business meeting. A very
good program was presented by
Mrs. Hopkins, lecturer, with treats
and gifts for the children and
members of the Grange. Walter ,
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CHRISTMAS JOY
To all the good
people of our town
we wish the sum
of all happiness
\\"e send our
simple but
Joy at Gilvísimas
enduring respects
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May your Christmas
this season.
be filled with
happy memories
Union Oil Company
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