Vernonia eagle. (Vernonia, Or.) 1922-1974, July 01, 1954, Page 3, Image 3

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    Popular Pair Reveals
Engagement, Plans
Surprise Party
Follows Meeting
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Elliot of I
After the regular meeting of
the Mountain Heart Rebekah
Lodge last Thursday evening,
Mane Shafer was surprised with
a birthday party which had been
cleverly arranged b* her hus­
band. William Shafer.
Thursday was Mrs. Shafer's
70th birthday and she had to be
decoyed from the refreshment
committee so that her husband
could secretly arrange for the de-
licious birthday cake, ic.» cream
and coffee which was served to
all who attended.
Mrs. Shafer was showered with
cards and gifts from the mem­
bers
She and Mr. Shafer will
also celebrate their golden wed­
ding anniversary in July.
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VERNONIA.
ORE. THURSDAY. JULY 1, 1954
The social hall of the Evangeli­
cal United Brethren church was
the scene of a delightful bridal
shower Tuesday evening honor­
ing Nancy Fay Bergerson whose
marriage to Ronald Rittel of
Portland will be an event of
July 18. The party was arranged
by members of the Ruth Circle
and was attended by a large
Los Angeles Is
Vacation Goal
group of relatives and friends -J
the bride-elect.
A scrap book was compiled
for the honor guest with eac1»
person putting in a picture depsc”
mg some possible event in the
married life of the couple an J
adding
appropriate commeii'J
and their signature. Much adva •
was given the bride by mean-
of a clever game.
After the many lovely gif'*
were opened and displayed, re­
freshments were serv’d by mem
bers of the Circle.
Mrs J E Tapp of Corntliu*-
aunt of the bride-elect, was her •
for th ■ occasion.
TREHARNE — Mrs. Martin
Peterson returned home from
the hospital last week end after
a weeks stay there for treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stanley
Canadian Fishing Trip
visited relatives and friends at i
Reported Successful
Newberg Wednesday.
On Sunday the Byron Kirk­
BIRKENFELD
The fishc.
bride family, accompanied by men who went to Canada return­
Miss Virginia Huntington of Bea­ ed Saturday evening with a nk*
verton and Keith Kelley of Gales catch of fish However they re­
Creek enjoyed a day at the port the fishing was not as good
beaches, visiting Gearhart, Sea­ as in previous years.
side, Ecola Park. Garibaldi and
Mr and Mrs. Fred Stinchfield
Tillamook
and Clinton Baker attended the
Mrs. Bob Reynolds of Pittsburg Gilliam and Wheeler County pw
entertained the Treharne birth­ me in Portland Sunday.
day club at her home Monday on
Mr and Mrs. Walt Frischman
the occasion of her birthday. of Scappoose called on the Par
Members attending were Mr. and mans Monday.
Mrs Linwood Reynolds and boys
Mrs. E. T Johnston spent sev­
and Neice Cherylee of Tillamook, eral days in Portland last week
Mr. and Mrs. Don Reynolds and visiting her sister and family. Mr
children, Mr. and Mrs. Harry and Mrs Ralph Condit.
Weaver and family, and Mes-
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stuve are
dames Leaon Odam, Pauline Tis­ visiting in Pendleton with Mr
dale, Sarah Cox and Virginia, and Mrs. Marvin Turner.
Jane Miller, Rosemary Smith and
Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Beach and
Mary Lola and Florence Kirk­ Elsa Richardson were in Portland
bride and JoAnn.
Monday.
Mr and Mrs George Martan ot
American women bought 679 Vernonia were Sunday guests of
million pairs of nyl ons Mr. and Mrs. Bud lairson.
last year, and the stocking
The Sunday School enjoyed a
industry can prove that they picnic dinner at the home of Mrs
bought more for glamor than for Guy Bellingham Sunday.
durability. In 1947 only 21% of
Mrs. Guy Bellingham and Mr<
the production was of the sheer Fred Udey went to Portland Mon­
variety. Now it approaches 80’, . day.
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TREHARNE — Mrs Joe Mil­
ler
spent Monday of last week
Birkenfeld have announced the I
visiting Mrs. Leaon Odam in Ver­
Vernonia
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engagement of their daughter
nonia. Tuesday evening, Mr. and
Kathryn to Harold Crowston of thian Sisters met last Wednes- | Mrs. Miller were dinner guests
Vernonia. The wedding is plan­ day evening for their final meet­ of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and
ned for the latter part of July
Mary Lola, and Wednesday they
ing before summer vacation
although the definite date has not
Faye Davis was elected as visited the Weaver Clark family
yet been set.
at Hillsboro.
Both young people are well , grand representative to attend
Mr. and Mrs Jim Smith and
grand temple sessions in October Mary Lola wer * business visitors
known in Vernonia, having at
tended high school here where and Mary Sawyer was elected al­ in Forest Grove and Hillsboro
Harold took a very active part ternate.
Thursday. On Friday they were
in all sports activities.
A memorial service was held accompanied bv Mr. and Mrs.
honoring all supreme and grand Ben Burger and family of Bea­
verton on a fishing trip up Rock
officers who were deceased dur­ Creek.
ing the past year.
Lee Rogers returned home
Plans were made for raising from his vacation with the Sam
funds for the K. P. home at Van­ Becks at Roseburg last Thursday.
couver by each member earning
Mr and Mrs. Byron Kirkbnd
Mr and Mrs. Pete Brunsman a dollar to turn in at the first and JoAnn, Janet Ridling, Mr
and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tomlin meeting in September.
and Mrs Jerome Whitmire and
w nt to Madras Saturday to at­
During the social hour, a birth­ Mrs. Robert Whitmire and Bar­
tend a reception given by Con­ day party was he'd honoring all bara Jo motored to Portland Sat.
cordia chapter OES of Madras those whose birthdays came in urday evening where the Whit­
honoring Louise Irving, newly April, May or June. Refresh­ mires caught a bus for Los An­
elected worthy grand matron, ments of jello whip and birthday geles for a vacation.
and Janet M. Graue, grand Chap­ cakes v.-ere served at beautifully
Bert
Tisdale and Kenneth
lin.
decorated tables by Jennie Stan­ Thomas were Portland visitors on
An interesting part of the en­ ley and Erie Knapp Hettie Pe­ Friday.
tertainment furnished during the terson was also a member of the
evening was Indian dances given committee but was unable to be
by boys from the Warm Springs present because of illness.
Indian reservation.
The next meeting will be at
On Sunday morning all out of the hall on September 8.
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town guests were entertained at
a breakfast at the Masonic
temple.
At noon, they were
The Swede Picnic, the title of
guests at a dinner at Brightwood
a picnic at the Natal hall on Sun­
for wh’ch Valiant chapter of
day, which was a family reunion
Portland was host.
of the Peterson families was well
Monday evening the Bruns
attended with sixty -lx people
mans attended Eastgate chapter
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The thirty-third convention of present.
in Portland when the program ■
Those from out of town were
the Rebekah lodge in this Dis­
especially honored the inen of
trict was held at Rami t Satur­ Mr and Mrs. George Halloman
the ord ir. On Tuesday evening
day, June 26. It was also the and son, Mr. and Mrs. C. W.
the Brunsmans, Mrs. Paul Gor­
Wentsworth and family, Mr. and
50*h anniversary of the institu
don and Mrs. Bill Nichols at­
tion of Fern Lodge No. 133 ol Mrs. Ernest Anderson, Mr. and
tended friendship night at Moun
Mrs. Virgil Anderson and son,
Rainier.
tainview chapter at Sandy.
The president of the Rebekah Ray Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Mar­
Assembly, B.vrle Drury, vice- vin Porterfield and family, Mr.
president Edna Bradley, junior and Mrs. Claus Messing, Mrs.
past president Lola Osburn, and Ruth Leak and sons, Mrs. Lois
Todd and children, Mr. and Mrs.
several past and present men,
Tom Schoenheinz and son, Mr.
bers of the Assembly were pre
and Mrs Wesley Bilieu and son,
sent.
and Grace Johnson all of Port­
Thirteen members of the Ver
About three hundred Rainbow
land. Mr and Mrs. Floyd Deeds
noma lodge attended the afle,
girls left Portland on the Port­
noon session which was very and sons of Salt Lake, Utah, Mr
land Rose Wednesday evening to
interesting and instructive, and and Mrs. Clarence Lindsay and
attend Grand Assembly at Baker. J
sons of Redmond, Mr. and Mrs.
several more came for the even
Oregon. Those attending from mg.
Norman Peterson and son of
Vernonia were Mrs. George Pc
Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kruck-
At the evening session the ot
ters, mother advisor; Margaret ficers for the 1955 convention man of Camas, Washington. Mr
Cook. Alice Steers, Harriet Heath,
which will meet at Clatskanie and Mrs. J. V. Beheu of Sher­
Dorothy Gwin, Bertha Keasey 1
were seated. The vice-chairman wood, Mr. and Mrs. Archie An­
Joyce Jones, Joyce Howard. Ja 1 seated was Zoe Whitsell and net derson of Bonneville, Mr. and
nice Garner, Janice Hoyt, June • supporters are Ella Cline ana Mrs. Emil Messing. Mr. and Mrs.
Jones, Carol Brown, Patsy Wildt, . Alice Buckner.
Robert Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs.
Nancy Lloyd, Darlene Bernardi. 1
A delicious banquet was serv­ Noble Dunlap and the hosts and
Virginia Ray and Sharon Aid- 1 ed at 6:00 p.m at the hign s<hc,' hostess, Richard Peterson and
rich.
| cafeteria, and after the cvi-img Mr. and Mrs. Ira Peterson.
They arrived in Baker about ■
session refreshments were «ervea
7:45 a.m. and were welcomed by 1 by Fern lodg ?. A very pleasant
Th? Federal fiscal year b ’gins
the Baker Rainbow Girls, Eastern i
time was had by all, and Fern July 1, and ends June 30.
Star, Masons, and a brass band.’
lodge is to be congratulated for
The girls’ stay was mad"- much
preparing such a nice convention.
more pleasant by the hospitality
of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. MacDon­
ald, former Vernonia residents.
Five of the girls from hei;? stayed
at the MacDonald home.
A teen-age mixer was held on
NEHALEM VALLEY
Thursday evening for the girls to
get acquainted with those from
MOTOR FREIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L Red­
other assemblies. Convention
mond and sons have returned
members atte nd, d me tings morn­
from a two weeks vacation trip
ing, afternoon, and evening on
which took them into six states.
Friday and Saturday.
They stopped in Reno, Nevada,
The train left Baker Sunday
then went to Tooele, Utah where
morning and arrived at Portland
they stayed a week with Mis.
that afternoon. The girls were
Redmond’s sister and husband.
all pleased to find when they
Captain and Mrs. Fred Laymand,
boarded the train that the atten­
on the army post. They were
dant on their car was Slyvester
entertained at the officers club
Williams, a former student at
at a cocktail party by Col. and
Vernonia high school.
Mrs. McElroy.
Mrs. Redmond
worked one day as a nurse’s aid
Civil defense officials urge
at the blood bank when it was
every family to set aside a 3 to
there. On their way home they
5-dav emergency food supply.
stopped at the Banbury Hot
Springs in Idaho.
After their
arrival home Mr. Redmond re­
ceived a five dollar check as a
winner in the ninth week of the
baseball sweepstake contest.
Peterson Family
Has Reunion
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Birthday Club Meets
At Pittsburg Home
Pythian Sisters
Have Recess