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Stork Shower
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Sharon Gibson and Mary Jo
Falcaner were hostesses at a stork
shower May 11 honoring Mrs.
Selwyn Graves at the Gibson
home.
After Mrs. Graves opened her
many lovely gifts a lunch of caki
punch and jello was served to 26
ruests.
Mrs Lorraine Odam won the
door prize. Those unable to at­
tend but sending gifts were Joyce
and June Jones. Mrs. W. Bolmeier
end Gretchen, Shirlee Vike, Faye
Hillis, Frances Kaspar, Joy Dick-
• n. Mrs G W. Thack r. Ruth
Hult, Virginia McMahon, June
/unningham and Donna Robert-
Marriage Vows Are
Exchanged Recently
Mrs. Harriet Breedin and Jack
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age April 24 at Stevenson, Wash i
ington.
Mr.
and Mrs
Otto
Kuhnhauser of Portland accom­
panied them and stood up with
them at the ceremony.
Mrs. Anderson is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Huntley
and Mr. Anderson is th? son of
Mr. and Mrs. Connie Anderson.
Open House
Birthday Fete
Mrs. Lulah Fullerton was hon-
ored last Thursday on the occa-
sion of h"r birthday with an open
Study Club Cancels
house for which Miss Reva Jc
Hughes acted as hostess from 4:33
Tonight’s Meeting
I p.m. to 9:00 p m. at Mrs. Fuller­
The meeting of the Vernonia
ton’s home.
Study club scheduled for to­
Approximately 20 guests called
night has been cancelled b'cause
and were served refreshments b.>
of the conflict with eighth grade
the hostess. Mrs. Fullerton was
graduation exercises. The next
presented with a hotplate.
meeting will be June 3 at the
home of Dorothy Sandon.
Bride Elect Honored
With Shower Party
Faye Cook whose marriage to
Dick Webb will be a summer
event was honored with a mis­
cellaneous shower on May 7 for
which Harn-et Heath was hostess
al th" Heath home. About 20
guests enjoyed an evening of
games with Peggy McKee, Doro­
thy Gwin and Jody Wantlar.d
winning prizes.
After the many beautiful and
useful gifts were op"ned and ad­
mired delicious refreshments wore
served by the hostess.
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ORE. THURSDAY. MAY 20. 1954
VERNONIA,
Mr. and Mrs. C C. (Lunn
jlrown, former Vernonia resi
Nehalem Social club, O E.S. dents who now live at Arch Cape,
met at the home of Minnie were pleasantly surprised last
(Hughes) Ford Wednesday evcn-
Monday evening when a group
mg, May 12 with 21 members at-
of Vernonia friends dropped ire
tending.
on them at their beach home to
The June meeting will be can­ help them celebrate their twenty
celled because of Grand Chapter fifth wedding anniversary. In
and a particularly busy month for th? group were Mr. and Mrs. Emil
all members.
Tentative plans Messipg. Mr and Mrs. Charles
were made for fall projects to be­ Justice. Mr and Mrs. Bob Spencer
taken up at our September meet­ and Mrs. Dan Richards.
ing which will be1 announced
Refreshments for the pirtv
later
were provided by the beautifully
The social event of the even
decorated anniversary cake mad •
ing was the presentation of a by Mrs. Messing
The Brown*
wedding gift to our charming •also were presented with a pa r
hostess. Minnie.
of lovely table lamps by the
Delicious refreshments were guests.
served by the hostess assisted by
Grace Roberson and Gladys Ruhl
y
MR. AND MRS. CONRAD MEIWES
Miewes-Vanderzanden Vows Read
In a setting of yellow and white
gladiolus. Miss r. ttv Vander-
zanden, daughter of Mr and Mrs
Joe Vanderzanden became the
bride of Conrad Meiwes, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meiwes, at
St Mary's Catholic church, Mon­
day morning. The Nuptial mass
was performed by Rev rend Joh:
GoodricJi of Beaverton.
The bride's-gown was of ivory
brocaded satin with tram and her
finger-tip lace-edged veil was
held in plac" by a head piece of
seed pearls. She carried an or­
chid on a white Bible. Miss Pa­
tricia Freeman, of Hillsboro, coa-
sin of the bride, was maid ot
honor. She wore a blue taff“la
and net formal with shoulder
length veil held in place by a
wreath of blue flowers. She car.
ned a nosegay of pink and whit.
carnations.
Bridal Shower
Honors Neighbor
Th" Neighbors of Woodcraft
Circle No. 881 held their regular
meeting May 6 at the IOOF hall.
Each Neighbor brought a baskei
of flowers and prizes were award
ed for th" best baskets.
After the meeting, Guardian
Neighbor Erma Johnson escorted
Pearle Erickson to the dining
room where she was pr"semed
with a basket of flowers in which
she found gifts from the mem-
bers. The beautifully decorated
table was centered with a wed-
ding cake, also honoring Pearle
Erickson, whose wedding will be
an event of this Saturday even­
ing in Portland.
Catherine Lentz was presented
with a set of china for being the
oldest mother present that even-
3
Silver Anniversary
Celebrated at Arch Cape
Petersen-Steers Nuptials
Event of Last Friday
been
date
Olympic Brtwing Co.,Oi • «"p o
EAGLE.
OES Social Club
Honors Hostess
Nehalem Assembly No.
18.
Order of Rainbow for Girls, will
install Margaret Cook as Worthy
Advisor at a public meeting May
24. 1954 at 8 00 p m. Other of­
ficers will be:
Worthy Associate Advisor. Alice
Steers; Chanty, Harriet Heath;
Hope. Dorothy Gwin; Faith. Ber­
tha Keasey; Recorder. Yvonne
Russom; Drill Leader. Patsy
Wildt; Chaplain, Virginia Ray;
Assistant Drill Leader. Sharon
Gwin; Love. June Jones; Religion
Pncilla Hickman; Nature, De-
Ann Cook; Immortality, Jance
Garner; Fidelity, Carol Brown:
Patriotism, Carol Ray; Service
Sharon Aldrich; Confidential Ob­
served. Janice Hoyt; Outer Ob­
served, Barbara Cline; Historian
Gretchen
Bolmeier;
Musician I
Marjorie Reynolds and Choir Di-
rector. Mary Millis.
Installing officers will be:
Worthy Advisor, Pat Hickman;
Recorder. Fay? Cook; Chaplain
Joyce Howard; Marshall, Joyce
Jones and Musician, Mrs. Elizaz-
beth Serafin.
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BEN’S BARBER SHOP
THE
Bin Meiwes of Oakridge acted
as best man for his brother. Ush­
ers were Leslie McMullen and
John Schmidhn.
Mrs. Lloyd Thomas provided
appropriate organ music.
At the reception held in the
parish hall of the church, Mrs.
Mary Epearing, aunt of the bride
cut the cake, Mrs. Dan Vander-
zanden of Banks, had charge of
the punch and Mrs Alois Sauer
was in charge of the coffee.
The couple are honeymooning
at the beaches after which they
will be at home at 975 Rose Ave.
Laura Steers and Jimmy Peter­
son were married last Friday in a
ceremony performed by a lady
justice of the peace at Stevenson,
Washington. They were attended
by Alice Steers and Bill Ship­
man.
Following a week end
honeymoon at the beach they are
at home at the Roseway apart­
ments.
Auxiliary and Canton
To Meet Here Saturday
The Ladies Auxiliary and Can­
ton will hold their regular meet­
ing at the IOOF hall in Vernonia
this Saturday evening. May 22. at
8:00 p.m. It is expected that the
report will be heard from the
delegates to the recent association
Iie-
meeting at Grants Pass,
freshments will be served.
Shower Honors
Bride To Be
A bridal shower was held for
Doris Wantland at her home Wed
nesday evening
She received
many beautiful and useful gift*
from the thirty-five guests at
tending.
Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served by the nostes
s'?s, Mrs. Charles Allen and Mrs
Robert Allen.
Do-Si-Do Square Dance
Club Meets Saturday
Members and friends of the
Do-Si-Do Square dance club wil*
enjoy an evening of dancing this
Saturday evening, May 22 at
the Natal Grange hall with Glen
Hawkins calling.
Refreshnunu
will be potluck.
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84th Birthday
Is Celebrated
A surprise birthday party was
given in honor of Mrs. Olive
Powell on her 84th birthday by
the Christian Women's Fellowship
of the Christian church.
The party was held at the par­
sonage last Thursday, May 12
and Mrs. Powell received many
cards and a very lovely gift from
the group.
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